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can tell when you watch it that everybody that's on it is having so much fun, but at the same time, scolal, it was a job that actually my son got me it's nepotism because he knows charles so he said, mom, i think they're interested and would you like to? and so i really -- >> jimmy: nepotism >> -- now i start getting jobs because of - >> jimmy: your kids. see, it comes full circle. >> "mother's lover" was like that because my youngest was like, mom, you have to do it i didn't know what "dick in a box" was he's like, it's a classic. whatever they ask you to do, you have to do it. absolutely >> jimmy: that ends up happening, right your kids end up going, no, mom, dad, this is cool, this is cool that's not cool. do this thing. >> yeah. >> jimmy: like, okay, already i'm trying to please my kids why i'm not going to host the "tonight show" anymore i'm the now voice of peppa pig >> it will pay off later it will pay off later. right now not so much. right now you're in the trenches it pays off. >> jimmy: all right. good i want to show everyone a clip here's susan sarandon in season four of "sear

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