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  • You know, Angela, I have to say, I watched the office every week, and it is nice to see you smile.

  • I have never seen you smile related before.

  • Your character is so dour is this must be startling.

  • Yeah, it is sort of weird.

  • But, you know, what I've noticed is that now I'm sort of like taking on the, like, the sad face.

  • It's becoming my natural face, which is a little freaky, like I was at a Vegas wedding.

  • Lots of fun, right?

  • Yeah.

  • You did that thing.

  • I know he was there, and I got in the elevator.

  • We're having a good time, you know?

  • And this man leaned over to me and goes, Oh, honey, it's gonna be okay.

  • Turn that frown upside down.

  • And I was like, What?

  • And I looked in the paneling mirror of the elevator, and I was like this.

  • Yeah.

  • And I was like, I was having a great time.

  • Your character is changing your whole life, your whole personality.

  • Uh, you know, I was I was reminded of this that you interned here in 1994 when the show is just about a year old.

  • You were an intern here at the show.

  • You interned for Max Weinberg?

  • Is that remember, Max?

  • I actually brought my journal.

  • This is real.

  • This isn't a joke.

  • This is not a prop.

  • I love that.

  • You can You see how I can't reach the floor.

  • By the way, can everyone see this?

  • That's I have the same problems.

  • Yeah.

  • Sorry.

  • Okay.

  • Anyway, my journal, Late night with Conan O'Brien.

  • Okay, I tag some stuff, and this is This is real.

  • This is totally real.

  • Like, look at my cards that you're going to New York City.

  • Okay.

  • My friends were, like, so scared for me from originally from Texas.

  • Okay, Okay.

  • Okay.

  • Right here.

  • This is talking about the food.

  • There are some serious food parks at Conan.

  • I get a free meal with the riders if I stay late and I had my first bagel.

  • It's basically bread that looks like a doughnut.

  • Wait.

  • You would You had never had a bagel before?

  • No, I I grew up in Indonesia.

  • It's crazy.

  • Long story, but from Texas.

  • But you grew up in Indonesia.

  • There weren't a lot of bagels flying.

  • Not a lot of bagels flying.

  • In fact, one time I showed up to work, and one of my friends here is Jeff Addio.

  • He still works here, and there wasn't a lot of people in the office.

  • And I was like, Where is everybody?

  • And he goes, Oh, it's John Kapoor And I was like, Okay, so when's Max coming in?

  • And he said, It's Yom Kippur and I said Audio Max Weinberg's Jewish And he was like, Angela, I just I had been overseas in Indonesia this whole time.

  • Indonesia is not an excuse for everything.

  • It's like there's a fire over there.

  • Throw water on it.

  • Water puts out a fire.

  • I was in Indonesia.

  • Exactly, Um, not Red Block.

  • Yeah.

  • Now I would think you living in New York City would toughen you up quickly.

  • From you know, you came here as a sort of very naive sweet person.

  • Did New York City change you very fast?

  • It did a little bit.

  • I I learned that in New York.

  • Everybody has a say like I was on the subway and I guess my my umbrella with sticking out the door.

  • And so the doors were going like this and not shutting.

  • And this guy goes, Hey, idiot.

  • You want to pull your umbrella in so the doors will shut.

  • And I was like, Well, I know he's not talking to me because I'm not an idiot.

  • Uh, the doors kept going, And so he goes, Hey, Blondie, pull your umbrella in.

  • And I was like, Oh, and then this woman next to me goes, Hey, don't take that from him.

  • Hey, Give her some flak, buddy.

  • And then, like, everyone started getting in on it right now, and four people were stabbed.

  • That's a typical day here in New York.

  • Yeah, you had another office job.

  • You work for us.

  • And you also worked at 1 800 Dentist.

  • Is that correct?

  • I did.

  • I did, Conan.

  • Yes, I was an operator.

  • I know you.

  • I know you found one of my regulars.

  • Uh, no.

  • I was an operator, and I had the 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. Shift because, you know, I thought, Hey, I can audition in the afternoon and, um but I would start out my day, and we I learned pretty quickly.

  • We had this one caller that called a lot and he liked to talk about your lady business.

  • Well, so what do you mean?

  • Well, yes.

  • Oh, the Southern.

  • So I can't really say it, but I would say, like, good.

  • We're also on television.

  • Yeah, there's that too.

  • Kevin?

  • Kevin?

  • Kevin.

  • Fine.

  • It wasn't Kevin.

  • Yeah, okay.

  • I would say, you know, good morning.

  • 1 800 dentists.

  • Do you need a checkup and cleaning, or do you have a specific dental problem today?

  • And this man would say, Sure, like your lady business?

  • I'd like to meet your lady business.

  • Your lady.

  • This looks really good.

  • Yeah, he wouldn't say, Lady, did you say lady business And you're supposed to transfer him to the call center.

  • But this woman Andrea who sat next to me would be, like, transform over here.

  • I'm gonna talk to him.

  • And she loves to talk to him about her lady business.

  • Wait, she worked there and she would get on the phone with this perv and just talk about her lady business at all her business.

  • And But she got fired.

  • Yeah.

  • Wow, that's not good.

  • Not good for her.

  • Now, you have come a long way.

  • I would think from North Texas.

  • Okay.

  • I mean, that was a long time ago.

  • Further from Indonesia.

  • Yeah, you're never coming back.

  • But North Texas, you're living in a part of the country.

  • That's tornado countries.

  • That right?

  • Oh, yeah.

  • It's Tornado Alley.

  • And it's kind of wild when I call home, because I'm like, where am I calling?

  • Because my parents for their anniversary, they chipped in and they got a fraidy hole.

  • What is it you're afraid of talking about ladies business?

  • Yeah, I have never coming back here.

  • I'm never coming back here.

  • Hold on.

  • If we ignore him, he won't be here.

  • Okay?

  • Yeah, yeah, I'll call my parents, and I'll be like, What are you doing?

  • They'll be like, Oh, I'm just watching the weather, wondering if we're gonna have to go down to that fraidy hole.

  • Relax where you go when you're scared.

  • Sure.

  • Yeah.

  • When you're afraid.

  • That's so weird.

  • That tornado would be such a common part of life.

  • I'm sure it is for huge tracts of this country.

  • But you don't think of it that way?

  • No, I had a tornado at my wedding.

  • That's a whole other thing.

  • That's frightening, isn't What do you mean?

  • There was a tornado.

  • Well, what happened Well, they're, like, started to go.

  • And I know the tornado.

  • Yeah.

  • What?

  • And my brother in law, Ronnie Mullins, He's on, like the weather patrol.

  • You know, he goes and chases it down, and, um, he was, like, making everyone, like, get in the house now and all my relatives, like people from L.

  • A.

  • We're just, like what?

  • But it was okay.

  • It went to the next town, killed many people there, but my wedding was fine.

  • My wedding was great.

  • Uhh.

  • There's gonna be a special Christmas episode of the office.

  • It's going to air next Thursday at eight o'clock on NBC.

  • Watch that show.

  • It's hilarious.

  • And Angela, thank you so much.

  • That was really good.

  • Yeah.

  • Angela Kinsey.

  • And congratulations on all your success will come back.

  • Deftones are here.

  • Stick around.

You know, Angela, I have to say, I watched the office every week, and it is nice to see you smile.

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