-Murr's up. -Can I ask you a question?
You know when you write an e-mail,
you're like, "Shoot. I don't know if I should hit 'send'
a second, sleep on it?"
Yeah.
I need, like,
an objective opinion.
-Okay. -Here's what it is.
"Troy, question -- are you Chinese?"
[ Laughter ]
"I've wondered for some time now,
and I didn't know how to broach the subject.
I sense a vibe,
and I just want to know."
It's a vibe.
"If you're not, don't sweat it. You're still awesome."
"And I'm sorry I brought it up."
Yeah, yeah.
at Kristin's next week.
Hope there's enough sour cream this time.
Yeah.
[ Laughter ]
Here's the thing, though -- I've known him for like a decade.
It's an odd question.
known someone for a decade,
you'd think you'd kind of know.
at this point,
I should know if he's Chinese or not, right?
This guy's just jumping in.
in, jumping in.
He eavesdrops.
I don't know.
"What -- am I supposed to know if Troy Chen is Chinese?"
I'm supposed to know that Troy Chen is Chinese?
[ Laughter ]
Oh, "Troy" is a giveaway.
[ Laughter and applause ]
-He's got to be Chinese? -Of course.
once in a while,
Oh, my God. Oh, my God.
Oh, my God.
Where's Terry? Where's Terry?
Back to the e-mail, do you think it's ready to send?
Should I just hit "send"?
-Ah! -Ah!
This is Troy Chen coming in.
Q: [ Laughing ] Troy Chen.
Troy! What's up, Troy?
What's up, buddy?
[ Laughter and applause ]
Joe: Some [bleep] home runs tonight.
Good to see you, man.
Quick question -- are you Chinese?
Yeah.
[ Laughter and applause ]
[ Ding! ]