We are back with Scott Foley and since you're at home,
we get to play one of our favorite new games.
It's called Drawer Dash.
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All right, I'm going to ask you to run and grab something,
for instance it's like I'd say something that's red,
and you have 10 seconds to bring it back.
All right?
OK.
All right.
That's not your first item.
I'm going to make something else up.
OK.
Oh good.
OK.
All right.
Bring me something your wife bought for herself,
but you use it more.
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What is that?
They are these leg compression things
that you put your legs-- you're going to see
that I'm not wearing any pants.
This is weird.
That you put your legs in, and then you zip them up.
See that?
Zip them up.
Yeah.
And it's like an after workout thing, and she hates them,
and I use them all the time because it feels good.
It's an after workout thing, it pumps circulation
through your--
it helps with being sore?
I don't know.
It just feels good.
Like, it pumps air into this the bag thing,
and you zip yourself up in it and it squeezes your leg,
and it's supposed to help circulation.
Fantastic.
All right.
I like that.
All right, bring me something that makes you laugh.
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That was fast.
Oh.
What is this?
Why do you have that?
My wife, she gave this to-- she gave it to me for Christmas.
It's a stuffed pillow with a picture
of our cat, who's still alive.
The cat's here.
Why do I need this?
I don't understand it.
I don't either.
I don't understand that either if the cat is still alive,
but--
It makes me laugh.
Makes me laugh, too.
All right, bring me something your kids
love that you don't understand.
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All right.
What is that?
Stupid, is what it is.
It's stupid.
It is-- there are these popper things.
They're plastic or rubber, and you're supposed to push them
and it calms you down.
It doesn't make any sense, and they're not cheap.
Like, I don't know why-- like this was like 50 bucks.
Like that's three weeks, four weeks of allowance.
I don't understand it.
What are you doing there?
What is that?
He's got one.
I know.
I just was going to say Andy, I saw that.
How long have you had that, Andy?
It's not just for children.
Is his french fries?
Yeah, it's french-- it's cool, right?
If you want it to.
No?
Mary got him for me first day of summer, when we got back.
My daughter, my nine-year-old daughter bought them for me.
There you go.
But now it makes me want one.
What are they called?
I've got a bunch.
OK.
What are they called?
Pop 'ems.
Pop-its.
They're called pop-its.
All right.
They worked hard on that name.
Scott, it's always a joy talking to you.
I miss you.
Hopefully I see you in person at sometime in the future.
Ellen, I miss you, too.
Congratulations on the final season.
Thanks for having me back, it's always
wonderful to talk to you.
Thank you, Scott.
Say hi to the family.
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We'll be back.