Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Well, well, well, we're not complete novices. In fact,

to make a podcast.

‐ Thank you, Cindy.

‐ Well, someone was a little flirty.

[woman trilling, clears throat]

but this podcast is the first thing that's

tell me more. ‐ Um...

‐ Willie! Charles, this is my son Will.

With someone this big, you only get one shot.

I mean, he wouldn't let me order food first.

‐ I don't think it's gonna make your best‐of album.

So, gimme that baster, and let's make a mess.

and plant my face in a pillow and never go out again.

‐ Dips are an actual meal. I keep telling you this.

‐ [quietly] Please, stop me.

Now, I hate nature, I hate traveling,

You have the exact right amount of baggage‐‐

can cause you to make some weird choices.

‐ Oh yeah... [groans]

really huge. ‐ Wait, wait, just go back.

leaving me the bassoon, my second choice.

And, you know, at 20 minutes a pound...

♪ playing If You're Happy And You Know It ♪

‐ Could it be this simple though?

Not that you have, uh, any more baggage than anyone else!

No one ever brings anyone a turkey with bad intentions!

[elevator dings] ‐ Hate when people say hhhummus.

and people who keep their hands up uncrossed on the table, like you were...

So, the last guy I was dating never put me first.

‐ Well, it was nice seeing you again. ‐ You, too.

I need to sleep for a month.

You should wait. Plenty of time.

You like the cheese?

but I figure if we also brought coffee...

Man only dresses like that when he's off to see a woman.

only one of the biggest love songs of all time?

is just another chance to get it wrong.

CINDA CANNING: Testing, testing.

‐ Oh, that‐that's clever.

‐ I think your body language makes me feel very comfortable.

And the lengths that you have gone to while undercover.

if every week, we made a turkey and brought it to a neighbor.

I was having a rough day.

JAN: So, I kinda had two childhoods.

We're huge fans. ‐ Oh, please. Go on.