'The Internship' Star on Google's Amazing Headquarters

Hey Young Hollywood, it's Tia Sircar and I am here in the Young Hollywood Studios for the first time.

So, it's great to have you here.

Thanks.

I know you were just in New York.

I was. Yes, and I was looking on your Twitter and you made me so infinitely hungry last night because you were tell me about this lobster roll. Have you had the lobster roll?

No.

There's there's lobster roll and then there's lobster rolls. And this lobster roll is in my opinion, it's the lobster roll.

It looked incredible. Where was it from?

It's it's from a place called Luke's. Okay. It's this big. I mean, I really could eat probably and it's $100. And it's It's a it's a it's like $17 for realistically a sandwich. But it doesn't matter because it is the most delicious thing you'll ever eat.

So the intern chef. Yes. So you play your your kind of, well, you are an intern at Google.

I am. I'm.

So did you get to go and hang out at Google headquarters? Is it just like a playground there? Because I think it would be actually in real life an amazing place.

It's the most amazing place on Earth. I mean, I know this is Young Hollywood, of course.

Well, of course, of course. I don't know, do you guys have like free juice bars and things?

We are. I think you doubt that. There's actually alcohol in our bar. Which depending on your taste could be better. Everything you see in the movie for the most part, is legit Google. Like aside from the juice bar, there's like a lap pool. There's Um. Oh my gosh. Josh was here and he said there was something about cars, there's driverless cars.

There's driverless cars.

There's they're driverless cars that just pass you by and you're like, oh, that's one of them. There's nobody in that car, yeah. There are nap pods so that people are well-rested and productive.

I think that's genius. I think we want at Young Hollywood. In fact, this couch is a double

It is. Yeah, absolutely. Um you get to bring your dogs, which I think makes everyone happier. We were sort of exploring the Google campus. I don't know if we were supposed to be doing that. We happened upon a bowling alley. This is like on a Tuesday at 2:00 in the afternoon. There were like 15 or 20 people inside this bowling alley bowling drinking beers.

This does sound like the happiest place on Earth. For you is this kind of like teaching a kid the alphabet?

Actually, it's like teaching a kid a letter. Just one letter.

So we have a little game for you before we let you go.

Okay.

We played it with Josh Gaddin and Jessica Zohr. It's called Most Googled of the Year. Okay, so, who do you think the most Googled woman of the year was and it's multiple choice.

Oh, okay.

Kate Middleton, Kate Upton, Whitney Houston or Kim Kardashian?

Kim Kardashian. Whitney Houston. Correct! Yes. Nailed it.

Okay. Most Googled man of the year. Do you think it was Bradley Cooper, One Direction as a group, Morgan Freeman or Michael Clarke Duncan?

Oh, who uh, um, One Direction. Michael Clarke Duncan. I think it was Michael Clarke Duncan. Correct.

But if it was Dylan O'Brien doing the Googling, it'd be One Direction.

Are you serious? I did not sell them out. No, he's like very proud of being like their biggest fan. Wait, this is the best thing I've ever heard in my life. Biggest fan.

Okay, approximately how many Google searches are there per day? Approximately 2 billion, approximately 5 billion or approximately 12 billion?

Probably approximately 5 billion. She's correct.

You're like three for three, this is fantastic. Okay, and then last but not least, most Googled lyrics of the year, Adele's Set Fire to the Rain, Ho Hey by The Lumineers, Diamonds by Rihanna, or Psy's Gangnam Style.

I'm going to go with Psy's Gangnam Style. She is indeed correct.

Four for four. I mean, this girl, she deserves a Young Hollywood hat, I would say.

Oh! Wow, that was

There you go. Excellent.

Thanks guys.