- It's oddly enough eight years ago you were here
and you were campaigning for Hillary Clinton.
And now you're here again, and I assume
you're campaigning for Hillary Clinton.
- Yes, I've not had a change of heart.
I'm a--I'm a big Hillary supporter.
But also in the--
[cheers and applause]
- Yes, thank you.
Um, but also I've, in the past few years,
spent a lot of my energy working, um, to register
young people and as many minority voters as possible
to get registered to vote, and to show up at the polls
and to be educated voters.
And--and I've been working with the nonpartisan organization,
and my heart is deeply, deeply in--
in registration and that people engage
and that we show up.
- More than ever right now. More than ever.
[cheers and applause]
Good for you. - Yeah, thank you.
- Yes, I-I hope that everybody here is listening to that,
and I hope you're getting through to a lot of people
'cause this is a very, very important election--
- Yeah. - That everyone needs
to be very educated on,
and we need a lot of people to vote.
- Yeah. - So, uh, yes.
[cheers and applause]
Or else it's scary.
Or else I'm real scared.
Um, so, uh, so you just got back
from camping, but I saw the pictures.
I've never camped, but this looks like
I would camp, if this is what camping is.
I saw pictures. Where did you go?
- Uh, we went camp-- my husband and I
went camping in Catalina,
and I'm born and raised in California,
but I never really explored outside of my zip code.
That wasn't, like, some-- my family wasn't
an outdoorsy, camping kind-- isn't he cute?
- Your husband? - He's so cute.
- Very cute. - I like him.
I'll keep him. Um--
and--and so we went camping
and I look-- I'm wearing a backpack.
There wasn't anything in the backpack.
It was just, like, an empty backpack.
And somebody else carried all of our food and stuff
to the campsite.
So somebody told me I'm not allowed to call it
clamp--gamp-- what, camping.
I can't talk.
That I have to call it glamping.
- Yes, I've heard about glamping,
which is something I would do.
So you're watching sunset-- - Yeah.
- And--and having, uh, some wine and cheese.
And then, what-- do you sleep in tents though?
- We slept in tents. - Uh-huh.
- It wasn't very cold 'cause it's beautiful California.
I mean, look, if I could camp like that,
I'll go camping all the time.
I would-- I've never been to Catalina.
I've never been on that island.
- It's gorgeous, beautiful. - I-I should go one day.
Let's do the show from Catalina one day.
[cheers and applause]
Right?
You're gonna call? Andy's gonna make a call.
All right, let's talk about "Superstore,"
the--the new-- first of all,
I was like who-- who created this
because it's very clever. The writing is very funny.
- Yeah. - And all of the characters
are--I mean, congratulations.
It's gonna be a big hit. - Thank you.
- It's really funny.
Tell everyone about "Superstore."
- So "Superstore" was created by Justin Spitzer
who was a writer on "The Office" for many, many years.
And so it's very smart, very funny writing.
But it's a show about a group of employees
at a big-box superstore called "Cloud 9."
That's our-- that's our store's name,
and we hope you have a heavenly day.
Um, and, uh, it's about this family of employees
and the crazy things that happen in big-box stores
and--I mean the possibilities are endless.
Every single one of us has, at some point in our lives,
walked into these environments,
and, you know--you know how crazy people can be
when it comes to getting the stuff you want.
- Yeah, I don't know-- I'm mad that I didn't
think of this idea because I looked at it going,
"Why hasn't his been done before?"
It's a great idea, but it has to be done well,
and it is. It's done very well.
- Well, I--you can come be on our show.
- Okay. - We would love that.
- Sure, I'll do that right after Catalina, um--
[cheers and applause]
One day, maybe, yes. - That would be awesome.
- All right, so I understand
and we were talking about this earlier in a meeting,
about your holiday tradition.
And several people here have that same tradition,
oddly enough. - Nice.
- Tell people what you do.
- So my--every Christmas-- I didn't plan it this way,
but it just turns out for the past many, many Christmases
I end up wrapping my gifts while watching "Love Actually."
So I'll sit down, set up my wrapping station,
and then turn on "Love Actually" and, you know,
it's just the perfect Christmas movie.
And I don't even have to be paying attention.
I could be wrapping and chatting,
and then I look up and whatever's happening
makes me cry or makes me laugh.
And so that's my-- that's my holiday tradition.
- All right, well, we have something for you
to, uh, to do this year. - Oh.
- Um, bring it out.
["God Only Knows" by The Beach Boys]
- Oh, my God.
- So, it's a wrapping station. - Oh, my God.
That's so awesome. - Yeah.
So you can wrap, and you can watch the movie.
And you have everything you need right there.
- My husband is not going to thank you,
but I-- [laughter]
I thank you. - All right.
- This is awesome. - All right.