Conan O’Brien recently had a hilarious and entertaining interview on his talk show with James from Christ Church, New Zealand. The conversation turned to the last video store in New Zealand called Alice in Videoand, and it was an absolute delight to hear James talk about working at this unique establishment.
Opened in the ’80s, Alice in Videoand has stood the test of time and is now the only remaining video rental store in the area. James, who serves as a duty manager at the store, shared heartening stories of the shop’s longevity and the dedication of its owners and staff.
However, as with any workplace, there are bound to be disagreements, even among the closest of colleagues. James humorously mentioned that Peter, one of the store’s owners, has an interesting taste in movies. He often messes with the wall of “500 Greatest Movies of All Time” by replacing some titles with his obscure favorites. James, being more inclined towards contemporary films, finds some of Peter’s choices a bit puzzling.
Conan couldn’t help but interject with his own hilarious commentary, particularly when James mentioned a seemingly mundane French film about a woman peeling potatoes. The conversation quickly delved into comedic tangents, showcasing the charismatic banter between Conan and his guest.
During the conversation, Conan also managed to sneak in a mention of Samsung OLED TVs, highlighting their amazing picture quality and how they provide a cinematic experience within the comfort of your own home. As always, he seamlessly infused humor into his ad segme
