Meet My Writers
It’s been a while since I’ve hit the #1 comedy of the day, but I’m there as I type (if you click that link tomorrow I’ll be gone).
Here’s the actual video. This my meeting with the writers that help create my Nalts show.
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congratulations!
whoa sushi! how do I get to be a writer on your show?