0:00 We're at the studio and I'm like, I want to be ninja. And Dennis, who helped produce the M, he's like, no, it's Ninja. I want to be Ninja. [Music] >> Welcome to another very special episode of Careful Boys. Today we have with us Jennifer Murphy. >> Yay. >> It's so good to finally meet you. >> I know you're in a room full of fans. >> It's so good to finally meet you guys. Yeah. I mean, I felt like I already knew you since I watch your show. >> Oh, cool. >> And I loved your episode where you're reacting to my song, >> my explanation of my song. Wait, there's a movie coming, you know? So, it's really >> fun to see your wheels turn. >> Yeah. Thanks for not striking us every time you sung it on camera.
0:50 >> No, I love it. It's like the more the marrier. >> Yeah. So, if you guys are watching this, you probably also saw all the craziness that went down. Uh Jennifer was kind enough to be here for our official last episode of JK in LA and uh she topped off what was like eight to 10 different cameos of different people where we're trying to distract these guys. Uh what what what was your first thought when you saw her pop out >> or actually when you heard the song? >> Okay. So when when the when the ninja guys popped up, right, I thought it was just going to be like a performance of tricking and kicking and and then when I heard the music, I was like, "Wait, but did Ryan actually get her to come?" >> There's no way, >> right? And my heart was like really hoping that you would pop out and you did. And I was like, "Yes." But I had all the water in my mouth, so I was trying not to spit that out. But that was really a cool moment. Yeah. >> Yeah, man. Especially cuz we we sang her
1:42 song like every day for like a year straight when we heard it and we couldn't stop singing it. >> Especially you. He sings the most. >> For sure. >> Yeah. I actually have been talking to him for almost like a year I feel like. >> Yeah. Yeah. I think was it Lambo that first put us in touch? >> Yes. Yeah. >> Yeah. So I cast um a guy to play Chiao in my movie and I was looking for the right guy and I'm going through all these casting sites and just and nobody was just perfect. I wanted the guy to be so likable and darling that it's funny that he's the villain. And I finally come across Lambo. His name's Lamb Lee, but he goes by Lambo. And he's been on a ton of reality shows. And what I liked is I saw him on this show called Is It Racist? And he's on the panel. And he was like, I don't think Panda
2:32 Panda Express is racist. Their their food is dope, man. And I'm like, okay. He's like, "This is people are too sensitive." And I'm like, "Okay, I think I might have a chance to get him on board with this." So, I brought him in and we met. We interviewed and I cast him for the role. And he's just become a really good friend. He's like, "You've got to meet my friends. You got to meet Ryan." >> That's great. Yeah. Yeah. >> He introduced me to your show. >> Oh, how did you get the idea to even write that song? Like, what what's the whole origin inspiration stuff? >> Well, you know, I am I'm like 2% Asian. Although like Colleen, yeah, we got a lot of those around here. >> I probably am, but no, I my first um inspiration to start YouTube was Ryan Higa. And so one of his initial videos, >> how to be ninja. >> How to be ninja. It was just so funny.
3:22 And I was like, I like this thing called YouTube. And I'm building my company, Go Girlide, to empower girls and women, multimedia, seminars, videos, music. And I thought, what if I start my own YouTube channel and make funny videos as little commercials to introduce people, but I'll have like a stickick and I'll be, you know, this character that drives a kid's Barbie Jeep and does funny, you know, little stunts and kind of punking people, right? I guess I was like an original troll, you call it. >> And but I'm like, I don't care what people think as long as I get the views. So >> Oh, okay. So when that when that video went viral and everybody saw it like and we discovered it, that song was made way before that video was seen. >> Um, no. So after years of making YouTube videos and um a lot for my own company and I'm Go Girl, the superhero spreading
4:12 smiles and I have the pink cape and all of these little characters. Um, I was starting to get hired by different companies to make marketing videos for them and one of them said, "Can you please make a video? We're we're about to launch our company and we want there to be a villain who shows up and he like pulls the plug right before we go live, but you need to stop him and you know, so create a story line. And so I was like, what if the guy's a ninja? I've always loved ninjas and Ryan Higa's thing and and so I created this whole this whole plot and then it would be me trying to become a ninja, but I'm not that good at it, but I really think I can, you know, save the day. And then the company, they're like, "Yeah, we've decided just to go to B2B instead of to consumer. We don't need the viral video. Now we just need a corporate straight lace." I'm like, "Dang it."
5:02 >> Oh, >> I had already written a lot and I had started filming. So, I was like, "No, I now I really want to do it." And what if I just turn it into a song and make it really fun and um really lean into this character that she thinks part of becoming a ninja is to sound like what she thinks a ninja would sound like. And >> oh my gosh. >> Yeah. It's kind of like Michael Scott, you know. >> Exactly like Michael Scott. Yeah. People assumed, wait, she's it's Jennifer Murphy doing this. No, it's my character that Jennifer Murphy created doing this. It's acting. It's comedy. Um, we're at the studio and I'm like, I want to be Ninja. And Dennis, who helped produce the music, he's like, "No, it's Ninja. I want to be ninja.
5:52 >> It's big screen. I go I can't say queen. >> That's going too far. >> I go, now that's racist. I said big screen, but I'll do the accent. But he like edged egged me on. >> Oh, okay. Okay. >> But he didn't have a whole Murphy bed business to potentially sacrifice. >> So at the same time, >> so she's she was in the business of Murphy beds, by the way. So, I'm doing all these videos >> because there's a line about the Murphy bed that I go. >> I'm doing construction videos for these guys websites and you know, I've got the cute pink construction outfit. I meet the Murphy bed guys and I go, "Your guys your your stores are called Wall Beds and More. It's so like plain." I said, "I'm Jennifer Murphy and I have 11 siblings and I love Murphy beds. It saves space. So, why don't you hire me or let's do a deal where I'll create the marketing and viral content and social
6:42 media and then you just give me a a cut of whatever we sell. And so, we were going to and it took about a year. It was a lot of work and I was really hoping that this would be a way I could make money to scale my Gogg Girl worldwide business. So, it was really a lot into this and then but that's right around when I'm doing the Ninja song. And I'm like, well, what if the first line in this song is, I shut my Murphy bed. >> I shut my Murphy bed. >> It's great marketing. Like, you know, even though it's just the first little And so I say to the my partners, >> let's, you know, let's have a big pink carpet party, launch the store, relaunch, rebrand. It was going to be the first of 23 locations. And I'm like, I'm going to be a millionaire, you know. And I go, "By the way, can I sing my new song at the party?" And they're like, "What is it?" I go, I want something. And they're like, what?
7:34 >> Oh my god. >> They're not like into comedy where they're just regular businessmen. >> Just two white old guy, you know, you know, like Bollywood. >> They're just furniture store guys. >> We just want to sell Murphy beds. >> But one of them had a great sense of humor. And he's like, I kind of like it. And I go, look, all my friends will be coming. They know my character. I drive the kids Barbie Jeep. I do funny, you know, they know my humor. Well, little did I realize my friend Cynthia would bring her new neighbor who was brand new from China that I didn't know. >> Is that who >> she's in the video? Yeah. >> Is that the one that was just stick that was like what's happening? >> That's her. >> So, if you want to talk about Murphy's law, like this is Murphy's law times 10. Murphy's law is whatever can go wrong. Oh. >> So, here I'm about to make my debut as a Murphy bed queen and so but there's all
8:25 these like white people from Orange County. There were maybe seven or eight Asian friends of mine, but they were on the other side, not in frame. >> Oh, okay. >> Somehow Fiona is her name and we became really good friends, but I didn't even I hadn't even met her before I'm singing the song. >> Wow. So, she doesn't even know you in that video. >> She doesn't know me. We didn't even say hi. >> God, that's great context. >> You know what? May maybe I too could be ninja >> cuz her reaction was just like what is happening like looking at it like >> she she didn't even know English yet like >> oh ████ >> she was just like are all grand openings like this? Yeah, she's just like and she was so cute with her little sweater with a little purse and she's literally right there and I'm like, "Okay, >> dude." >> There's there's a moment in that when you when you perform in this video and then you look to her when you say with my chopsticks.
9:16 >> I catch a flying cake with my chopstick >> and then I go chop chop chop. I didn't want her to feel left out. >> It's my favorite moment cuz she like lose her. You like look her like this when you go chopsticks and then you just keep going. I'm like that's it right there. That's >> I know. I was >> Does she know that word ninja? >> Did you say she didn't speak English? >> I don't know. >> She probably knows chopsticks. >> Did she know chopsticks >> when you did this? >> I don't know. >> We got to have her take off. >> That's amazing context. Yeah, I didn't know that. >> Well, guess who she's she's she's actually in my movie. >> I saw I noticed that. I was like, is that the same girl? So she started she became friends with me and she knew I was Miss Oregon in pageantss years ago. So she starts competing in pageantss. She became Miss New York, got really good with English, came to my goal seminars and um but here on the flip
10:08 side, everybody thinks she she hates me and um so and she would even get attacked like people are like >> we saw a picture of you at lunch with the ninja girl. You're a traitor. And but it's like this is coming this is mostly coming from white people like really. >> Oh yeah. >> They're like how can you turn on your own? I mean I'm not Asian, but how could you turn on your own? >> So funny. >> And so when I said Fiona, you know the truth and do you want to be in my movie? Because most people don't know the true story and it's going to be a great movie. Um and we can do a sword fight scene kind of a playoff Kill Bill. And so we actually did that and we got um Jackie Chan, stunt double and choreographer to train us in the the sword fight. That's >> so legit. >> She took it serious. We really practiced. I'm not going to tell you who wins. Who what how it >> You have to watch the movie.
10:59 >> Can't wait. >> Was the sun coordinator Andy? >> Wait, why do you have a ninja knife in your hand? >> He's going to attack it any moment. >> Careful. I have a >> No. Is the coordinator Andy Chang? >> Yeah, Andy Chang. Yeah, he's wonderful. Um, and he brought a couple of his um his apprentice ninjas who are also in my movie near the beginning of it. And um Sunonny Zhao um helped me direct and um produce a couple of the epic scenes in the film. And then I wrote, directed um I play 11 characters in my movie. Holy ████ Lots of different It's kind of like Eddie Murphy but Jennifer. >> Lots of crazy like prosthetic stuff or no? >> No, just mostly wigs. >> Oh, yeah. And then this little fairy twinkle twin. It's like a little version of me. Kind of like Tinkerbell, but she's my little fairy twinkle twin. Like my inner selfcon self. >> So in your like everyday life, you don't make Asian accents just to be funny.
11:49 Like >> No, no. >> I couldn't have thought of a better answer. >> Yeah, cuz I mean we do all the time. I didn't notice that. >> Where can we watch your movie? >> It's on Amazon Prime, Tube, Fawsome, Plex. Um, some other ones that I'm trying to remember. I'm trying to get it on more. Um, yeah. >> How do you get a >> Oh, it's on YouTube. Movies free with ads, too. >> Okay. How do you get a movie funded? We tried so hard for like four years. >> Gosh, that's a story in it itself. Um, I do have a business background and I was on The Apprentice. You know that guy Trump? >> I was on his show. I got fired. He still tried to hire me. >> I remember that. Yeah. And and when you look her up like and there's articles
12:40 saying that he like made out with you or something. >> He gave me a little kiss once. Like I did I had a ninja chomp him. No. >> No. What Trump did? >> Yeah. >> He's like wow. He looks >> I you know what I the guy I he did so much for me. Um made me feel like I could do anything. Mark Brunett was not going to let me be a contestant on the show even though I beat out over 1.2 2 million people to get on the show and he said no she was a beauty queen nobody will take her seriously and Trump stood up for me and he overrode Mark Brunett's decision which he never did and so um I felt really thankful and then even though I didn't win on the show he gave me some really serious job offers and he's like I believe in you know you're very capable and we became friends
13:31 >> um you know that song he used to call me on my cell phone he Yeah. Oh, wow. >> I'd be rollerb blading. Oh, hi, Mr. Trump. It's windy. I'm in Santa Monica. >> That's a trip, dude. Getting calls like that. >> Yeah, I have a lot of That's for another time. Maybe I'll come to your New Vegas studio. We can talk. Great Trump stories. Um, yeah. But what was I going to say? >> Funding. Funding. Yeah. For the movie. >> Yeah. So, I put my business cap on and I was like, "Okay, collectively, if you look at all of the memes on all the Tik Toks and social, Bobby Lee and Andrew Santino did help it go even more viral." >> Oh, yeah. They did talk about it again. >> Andrew was torturing Bobby with the clip. I'll go >> They were torturing Bobby and then they had me on their show and then actually I'm going to make a statement then I'll tell you about the business plan, the way to get funded for the movie. But I do want to say um right here live on Just Kitty News. I'm not kidding. And I
14:21 am challenging you, Bobby Lee, and mostly you, Andrew Santino, to a fight >> to the ring. >> Just actual >> MMA. >> It's not just It's not just Brazilian jiu-jitsu or taekwondo, karate, kickboxing, Muay Thai, judo. I I'm bringing it all. I've been training with all the best. And you guys are going to probably go downtown to Chinatown. I mean, I'm going to chop you down. Um, and I'm taking you I'm taking you on at the same time um, in the ring. It's either going to be pay-per-view or maybe now that Paramount did a deal. I don't know. Whatever it is, the biggest thing is the fact that you say I can't do accents yet you can. I call ████ Okay. So, bring it. Let's do it. Okay. I'm not kidding. Okay. Yeah. So, anyway on you.
15:11 >> So, yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. We got you. >> I think I'm going to I think you guys What do you think? Can it drive Bobby? >> Well, he's our resident black belt. You ask >> Bobby, he knows a little wrestling, though. >> That's true. >> I don't think high school anymore, dude. >> So, I'm just gonna have to be really quick. >> Don't let him grab you. >> Yeah. So, when it comes to a business plan, so I thought, okay, I'm going to put together just, you know, here's all of the data on all of the views on how viral this song is, and then I made it into a music video. And all of these comments where people are like, this is a great, this should be a movie. there's a beginning, middle, and end. There's like an arc to this. And um so I laid it out and showed that I had a fan base and also showed how I had a big gaming um fan base and gaming's a big industry and then also a big MMA fan base. And funny
16:02 enough, the majority of even though I'm founder of GoG Girl Worldwide, I didn't realize that I would end up getting a lot of fans that are guys, like teenagers up through 35 or 40. So I thought there's I think more not just with the movie but to be made in the merch and in gaming licensing deals. And so I just laid it all out and um and I tried to keep it really um low budget like not ask for too much and and then started just pitching and I got two partners originally and then I ended up getting a third and I decided to go with big big music. Um, do you remember when Bugs Bunny and uh Elmer Fud would do like an opera like Time to Kill the WB? >> It was so like juxtaposed. So I thought if I had um an orchestra, a choir, an
16:55 amazing composer make big incredible, >> right? >> So I personally um my investors were like that's ridiculous. And I said, "Well, I really want to do it." And this is my first movie. And um so I I sold my car. Like I was all in. >> Yeah. Like cars can come and go. But so you know, a lot of people out there are like, "Oh, who's funding her?" Or she must have a rich husband or, you know, lucky her. Well, no. It's what is it? Luck is when preparation and opportunity meet and then you make sacrifices. You do the work. And I'm really proud that I was able to get it done and I think it turned out pretty good. It's different and I did tie in some of my own um story and with Sunny Zho um we filmed at Huntington Library and Gardens.
17:46 >> Oh wow. >> Wow. >> With Andy Ninjas and with Fiona and I with the sword fight scene and that was expensive. But what I did was I like I built the sets myself. I did everything I could do to you know I was the janitor. I was like wearing tons of hats and um but for a few things I splurged. >> Wow. Yeah. >> Like the Huntington Library set. >> That place is nuts. >> You had a great composer on it, didn't you? Like >> Yeah. George Tomb in Monaco. Hey, George. Thank you. Good job. And um there's a new song at the very end during the credits called Fly Zone. And it's all about um it's time to fly. And you'll see in the end of the movie um how go girl and ciao I'm actually not going to say it cuz you have to you have to don't twist there's a twist. It's kidfriendly. >> Watch it and react to it online
18:38 >> the whole movie as a live stream. >> It's it's an hour and 27 minutes. So that's >> so you might want to just like do a little >> like snippets. Yeah. >> Maybe the >> Well, we want them to actually watch the movie. >> Do the sword fight snippet. do a couple of those. >> Yeah. Yeah. The sword file looks good. It really looked like >> Floyd Mayweather's in it. >> That's um that's Burell Wils. He's Floyd Mayweather's co-founder. >> What the heck? >> My friend Burell. He's just like Heaggan Machado is my brother from another mother. He's on the next page. Hegan. I've known both of them since I was about 26. When I was in LA, I went through a divorce and I lost everything and I was broke and kind of broken and like a little leaf in the wind. And both of these guys um looked out for me >> and taught me like self-defense and
19:28 self-improvement kind of stuff and and all these years later they're in my movie and um we're going to be doing more fun stuff and yeah Mayweather they just launched their oneofone supplement line. They should totally be a sponsor for you guys on your show. Do you guys do sponsors sponsor deals? >> We're starting to finally we're starting to do more of those. Yeah, that'll be cool. >> They're helpful. Well, that that's another thing like the more you can get sponsors, you know, and just have their product and as long as it doesn't take away from your brand. >> Sure. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> I did a few of those in my movie and that helped too. >> Oh, that's great. Yeah. >> Did you um are we allowed to preview your uh Matador song? Your new your newer one. >> If you want. >> Have you you guys have heard it? >> So, everybody's like, "Does next do next?" And I said to Dennis, I go, "Can
20:19 we do I want to be Mexican?" He's like, "Jen, you can't be Mexican just like you can't be Asian." But you know what? You can be >> is a matador. >> Matador. >> Do what's next? >> Yeah. You probably have to send this to your wife. >> Do you want me to sing along with it or not? I'm kind of >> here real quick before you start it. I'm a little horse right now and um I had a cold last week. And how old are you guys for the most part? in your 30s? >> No. >> 41. >> We're 40. >> I'm 39. >> You look okay. You look young. Um, >> you are young. You're younger than me. But >> we ninja. >> My my 35year-old brother died last week. >> Oh, I'm sorry. >> Unexpectedly, Scotty. And um, you know, I raised him like a second mom on my hip. Like took care of him. And so I've
21:11 been it's been a tough time. I have little hearts on my tights today. Like I'm doing I'm channeling him. I wanted I know he'd be thankful to see me here. I know he can see me here. And I was really looking forward to being on your show. So, I really pulled it together cuz I think today was the first day I hadn't cried. And I didn't mean to cry on the show. And I don't mean to bring something heavy cuz I know this is a light-hearted show, but I was telling Ryan when we were texting, I said it's all the more reason for shows and content like you guys like with levity >> and with realness. Um because people need that. And it's part of why, you know, I never do stuff to make fun of people. I do it to it's more making fun of me to make people laugh and then also
22:02 to break through some of the barriers and bring people closer together. So, um but anyway, so I'm a little horse and I'm not my thousand% go girl as normal, but um but seriously, it really means a lot for me to be here and so I'm going to >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Thank you for Thank you for still being here. >> Thank you. That's pretty appreciate that. >> Yeah, you're welcome. >> So, um so yeah, this is So, this is Dennis. He goes, "Okay, Jen, I got it." He goes, "I was like half asleep on the couch and it came to me in a in a dream and you're in a dream." He goes, "I'm dreaming, but you're the one dreaming and then you wake up." And so this is how it goes to preface it. >> Oh, wow. >> I love that the setting is so like similar to the Yeah, >> that's so cool. >> Can you hear it good enough? >> Yeah. Yeah, I think
22:54 >> there's all these people. >> You hear the [Music] >> And notice there's this guy. >> Yeah. There's this guy. >> Is this someone's random neighbor? I want to be a >> ten. [Laughter] >> How's that guy trying to know the words? My greetings have now changed to me. I substitute my burgers for baros at the kick. Working on my outfit with lots of
23:45 pink and golden leaves. You know I must look pissy when I stare in the bull's face. Why not stupid girl fighting a big pool? I really want to fight and take him down in ████ >> You guys, I think I can do it. >> Dude, you don't even have the guts to do something like this. This is amazing. How do you not like break character? >> Really? >> Yeah. How do you like >> Where do you go in your head? >> Me, me and him, we tried to do a prank call. We're not even in person and we started dying laughing and then we hung up. We tried to call like it was like Home Depot or something and then we both started laughing so we just hung up on >> Couldn't we couldn't stay in character. >> I don't know. I just like >> You're just in it. That's amazing. It's
24:36 just like I know this is going to make so many people all over the world laugh or maybe want to throw a burrito at me or something at you. >> Um and so the guy who's in the um Hispanic outfit. >> Yeah. You know that guy? >> Yeah. >> Oh, okay. >> So >> you >> This is Dennis. So Dennis is my co-producer of the song and he's the one like, "Jen, I got it." you know, and so this is Alfredo and I when I can't remember his name, I go fetachini. Oh, Alfredo. Okay. Yes. Fetachini Alfredo. So, um, but he's not Italian. He is Hispanic. And I was again, I'm like looking through casting sites. I need to find a Mexican to then plant. Right. >> I'm thinking this time it's not going to
25:27 be by accident, but I want people to wonder, wait, is it or isn't it? >> And so, >> he's dressed like that. I couldn't but I couldn't find the right person. And then I'm like, wait, Alfredo, the head of valet at one of my favorite restaurants. >> Holy ████ >> ████ dead. >> But but at first I was like, "Oh, so you casted like someone that has experience being an extra." >> So no, >> no, you just casted a real person. >> But the thing is like he wears he has his own brand, Seven Lives VP, and it looks very cool like Adidas, and he'll wear his own ball cap. >> Wow. and very he's got a company and he has three different ballet locations. He's he's awesome. Okay. >> He never has dressed like this in his life. >> I love it. He's like usually street wear out and Yeah. >> So I I said, "Alfredo, do you want to
26:19 ski with me? Do you want to like >> And so he's like, yeah, I love it." And we've known each other for years and he loves my ninja song. So I'm like, "Do you want to be the guy? >> You want to be the matador?" >> Yeah. And so he went out and he like >> he bought all those it all. I go, you didn't have to like He bought really expensive stuff. >> He bought legit stuff, >> but he's like, now I have something to wear to go to a country and dance. >> Well, it's so believable though. >> He is. >> He's straight based. >> So, I have my own podcast. I'm relaunching. And he was my very first guest and his episode airs in about a week and we talk about his brand and we talk about him being on this this per in this performance and he's I'm like, "What was going through your head?" And he's like, "Oh, when you touched the hat, I just" He goes, "I just had to not lose it." >> He knew the song already or that's his first time cold hearing it, too? >> He I sent him the song cuz I knew I wanted him to know exactly what he was signing up for, you know. And
27:10 >> that's fair. That's nice. Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. But he was the only one other than Dennis here that had ever heard the song. So, the guy that's like singing to it, he didn't know. He's just like trying to >> He's just Yeah. He's just vibing. Yeah. He's vibing. Yeah. >> He wants to support. >> This is magic. Oh, dude, it's amazing. >> Well, thank you so much for sharing with us. And again, thank you for for being here even though it wasn't easy, >> but we hope that like you had a great time and that it was like, you know, a nice light in your day and a positive time just to like be with us. And uh thanks for sharing all this. >> You know what? It was it was really wonderful and I live in Orange County and I am so scared of the freeway. So, I took a train this morning. The >> the train was late. >> The train from OC to here. It's not that long, but um but I I had to get up earlier than usual and but I I was committed to you guys. I got on the
28:00 train. The train's late. I had to change in the um Union Station bathroom. Oh, no way. >> And then they didn't have an outlet for me to curl my hair. And so in this same um community right here with all the buildings, I'm like, "Wait, there's no time to go to Starbucks. I've got to be here. I can't be late to ride." So there were Thank you. I appreciate that. There were these like they look Chinese but or maybe they were Japanese by >> they were ninjas. >> They're out. >> They're probably Chinese. >> They're packaging the boxes and putting them on a truck and I'm like I bet they have a bathroom in there. And so I said, >> "Oh, one of these guys around here." >> Yeah. >> That's so nice. >> So I said, "Hey, would you mind is it okay if um and Patrick was driving?" I can I just use your bathroom just to curl my hair? And they said I don't know if they knew what I was saying. They said yes. >> Well, yeah. I want to be an angel that they know you
28:51 >> that um it reminded me of my brother Scott. My brother Scott was so good with just people and he would he was never afraid to just go up and and make friends with somebody. And so I guess I want to just um leave that as something for anybody listening just um >> we're all more alike than you might know. And um and yeah, just like keep spreading the smiles. And I just think, you know, there's a difference between racist jokes and racial jokes. And there's a difference between mean comedy, mean um humor and harmless humor. And sometimes if we're just tiptoeing around too much and we're just too nervous to say the wrong thing, we don't say anything at all. And then we're not having fun. And so, um, let's all have fun. Let's all come together. Let's all be ninja matador. Jamaican
29:43 indoor >> Jamaican India is next. >> You should see our skits. You're up next, Jamaica. >> Yeah, we we ride that line, too. >> Oh, ████ >> Well, thanks. And I'm really uh >> Thank you, Jennifer. Yeah, >> good job on your final episode today. I hope everybody enjoys it. I mean, that had a lot of twists and turns. I can't wait to see all of the reactions like once I see the edit. >> Yeah, me too. It'll be fun. Thanks for being the cherry on top of that, too, by the way. >> That was amazing. >> It was my honor. >> All right. Yeah. Give it up for Jennifer. >> I got a comic book. >> Yay. >> Oh, could I say like could we tell everybody to go to um my YouTube or Instagram? >> Yeah, absolutely. Yeah, the links are going to be right down right down in the description. >> Uh Jennifer Murphy go uh new uh videos,
30:33 podcast, different things coming. and get your merch and comic books on my i1ninja.com website. >> Can they still buy Murphy beds? >> No. I need to relaunch Jennifer Murphy beds with new partners that maybe have a little more a thicker skin.
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