Hey, OK.
This is something.
There's somebody in my audience now,
who has been filming themselves, saying Hi to me
every single day for the last two years.
Really?
Take a look.
Hey, Ellen.
Good night, Ellen.
Hi, Ellen.
Hey, Ellen.
What's up, Ellen.
Hi, Ellen.
Hey, Helen.
Hey, Ellen.
Hi, Ellen.
Hey, Ellen.
Hi.
Hi, Ellen.
Hi, Sarah.
Come on down.
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Hi, Sarah.
You can take your mask off.
But I'm really hot.
Hi, Sarah.
[LAUGHTER]
Hey, have you been dancing?
Yeah.
Oh, good.
And you were on the winning side, initially,
of the 12 Days.
Yeah.
We won.
But then yes.
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Yeah.
She's good.
She's very good.
Sarah, so this is amazing.
So why did you start this?
Two years, and you've done every single day--
Hi, Ellen, for two years.
Yeah.
What made you start that?
I had to get your attention.
You did.
Well, you came out with the community phone number.
And I was like, this is an awesome new platform
to bother you more.
And I was like, everyone's going to be texting you.
I need to do something different.
So I was like, I'm just going to let her
know I'm thinking about her.
Like, so I just made hi videos every day.
So you did it there in the community, and then you then
you posted more.
Yeah.
And so did your friends think you're weird by saying hi to me
all the time?
Absolutely not.
Like, no questions asked.
It was like, not shocking.
You're clearly a fan of the show.
[APPLAUSE]
How long-- how long have you been watching?
I started watching when I was a lot younger, early seasons.
But I feel like I fully started to comprehend it
like fourth grade-ish.
I watched it with my family all the time after school.
I actually started writing you in fourth grade.
My mom would send them to the PO box
because you didn't have a website yet, like, the writing.
Wow.
That was early.
Yeah.
Technology was a--
They go by Pony Express and we get the stuff.
Yeah.
Pretty much.
But yeah.
And then I started writing on your website.
It is basically my diary.
So I'm going to have to buy a new one now.
And yeah.
So yeah.
Because I'm now not going to be here.
Yeah.
I mean, you can hit me up whenever it's--
Yeah.
Sure.
Of course.
So you've never been to a taping, have you?
No.
I always say yes but no.
When I was a sophomore in high school,
my dad actually got me, and my best friend, and my brother,
he requested tickets.
We lived in Michigan.
He was like, requested tickets, he
thought that meant like we had tickets.
So we flew all the way to California, came to the show.
They were like, "you don't have tickets.
Like you're not on the list."
Oh, he thought just requesting tickets will give him tickets.
Yeah.
So they felt really bad.
And your stuff was awesome.
We actually got to go to the Riff Raff room, which
was fun enough but like--
Oh, so you were in the Riff Raff room?
Yeah.
Close.
Yeah.
But now you're here.
So here's something weird.
So you've been saying hi to me every day for two years.
I have been saying hi to you.
And I don't know if you have gotten them but here we go.
Oh, my goodness.
Hi, Sarah.
Oh, hi, Sarah.
Hi, Sarah.
Oh, hi, Sarah.
Hi.
Oh, hi, Sarah.
Oh, hey, Sarah.
Oh, Sarah.
Hi.
Hi, Sarah.
Oh, hi.
Sarah.
Hey, Sarah.
Can you angle me--
Sorry.
Hi, Sarah.
I better get it.
Hi, Sarah.
Oh, hi, Sarah.
Say Hi, Sarah.
Hi, Sarah.
Oh, my gosh.
Wow.
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You said you've been writing the show, and into your diary
since the show started.
And so here's what I did.
I put as many that I could find.
This is your diary, and these are as many letters
as I could find that you wrote.
I'm going to sign this, and I'm going to give this
to you so you have this.
Oh, my gosh.
[APPLAUSE]
We'll be back.
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