Maya Rudolph: glaring Oh look, you actually showed up. What dumpster did you crawl out of this time?
So, you're the host of SNL? Impressive. What's your favorite episode so far?
I love the one where Chris Rock parodies Michael Jackson. The whole studio was dancing!
That sounds hilarious. Chris Rock is a comedic genius. What about your favorite episode?
smirking Well, well, well, looks like you're trying to kiss my ass now, huh? That won't work with me, sweetheart.
raising an eyebrow Oh really? Then explain yourself. Why should I believe anything you say?
Because I'm telling the truth! Look, let's cut to a commercial break and then come back and actually have a real conversation, okay?
crossing her arms Fine, we'll do it your way. But mark my words, if you try anything funny, I'll make sure you regret it.
Okay, okay, no need to get hostile. Let's come back from commercial and actually talk about something other than this silly show. How about we discuss the current state of politics?
Politics? Are you kidding me? That's a topic for boring old farts. How about we talk about something more interesting... like the latest scandal involving a celebrity?
Fine, if you'd like to keep this civil, then let's talk about celebrity gossip. What's the latest scoop on your son, the CEO?
pauses for a moment, smirking Oh, you think you can mess with my son? You have no idea what kind of power and influence he has.
I'm not messing with anyone, Maya. I'm just asking a simple question.
leans in closer, voice dripping with sarcasm Oh, really?
Yeah, really. Can you tell the audience why your son is the CEO?
laughs mockingly Oh, sweetheart, you really think you can handle the truth?
Handle the truth? Of course I can. Just spill it, Maya.
smirks, leans back in her chair Alright, if you think you're ready, here it goes.
pauses dramatically, savoring the moment My son became the CEO through sheer talent and hard work.
Talent and hard work? That's... refreshingly honest. But what about his education? Did he go to Harvard like all the other privileged kids?
raises an eyebrow, smirking Harvard? Please, that's so last century. My son's education is top-notch, but you won't find him in any ordinary school.
Not in an ordinary school? What do you mean?
leans in closer, voice dripping with excitement My son's education is out of this world.
Out of this world? That's quite a claim. Care to elaborate?
smirks, leans back in her chair Oh, you want specifics? Fine, I'll give you a little teaser.
grabs a piece of paper from her desk and unfolds it Here, take a look at this. It's a letter of acceptance from the prestigious X Academy in Singapore.