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"The 4 to 9ers" Cast on Post-College Experiences

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"The 4 to 9ers" stars, Moses Storm, David H. Lawrence XVII, and Stephanie Koenig, take a seat on the couch at the YH Studio to fill us in on Season 3 of the popular Hulu series, which introduces us to both "The Day Crew" and Stephanie's aspiring journalist character! The reveal some of their own post-college experiences, plus they tell us their go-to Subway sandwich! Binge-watch the series on YouTube and Hulu here! https://www.youtube.com/user/The4to9ers http://www.hulu.com/the-4-to-9ers

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Young Hollywood

You do the intro, and then she's going to do it and try to top you. 'Cause she plays a journalist in the show, or aspiring one. Okay. All right. So, ready? Here we go. No pressure. All right. So, I am sitting here with the cast of The 4 to 9ers, who are just the funniest cast, I think, in the world.

Guest

I'm Woah. You cannot top that intro.

Young Hollywood

Okay, okay, okay. Go ahead. All right. And here we go, and three, two, one.

Guest

Welcome to The 4 to 9ers Young Hollywood interview. My name is Stephanie. This is David. This is Moses. This is Tracy. Everybody.

Young Hollywood

Really went with a 1940s newsboy. It really, the next thing she's gonna do is "Ladies and gentlemen of the studio audience! Welcome to the Highatop the Four Seasons Hotel in Beverly Hills, California." You really picked the cadence of a 1940s newsboy.

Guest

Yeah, yeah. And I also knew like where I was looking. Right. It's like, hello. The Titanic just sunk, see?

Young Hollywood

Yeah. I think you just got hired. You did. You just got hired. You can get on the pillow now. Done.

Guest

If you guys ever need an interviewer.

Young Hollywood

What do you have to do to get onto the pillow here? This is the official Young Hollywood pillow.

Guest

Yeah, that is the official Young Hollywood pillow of some famous faces that have been on the couch. I want my face on the pillow.

Young Hollywood

And now you guys, we we can add you. We're gonna have to add you.

Guest

You should so add us. I brought a bunch of iron-ons, that's

Guest

That's how you know you made it. You're on the pillow.

Guest

Yep. Exactly.

Guest

When people sleep on your face.

Young Hollywood

Okay, so The 4 to 9ers is in season three, but this is the first installment of The Day Crew. Correct?

Guest

Yeah.

Guest

Yeah.

Young Hollywood

And this is your first Your initiation into the show. And these two have been

Guest

The original. I was on the first season. Hold on. No, yeah. I didn't I just put that together. You guys were in the

Guest

Yeah. Yeah, first two was The 4 to 9ers, the actual 4:00 in the afternoon to 9:00 at night. And now, we're just like checking the circadian rhythm and we're getting the opposite the opposite, uh, you know.

Young Hollywood

Sometimes you say words and I have no idea what they mean.

Guest

I know, right? You're like a word calendar. I've been studying anything.

Guest

Yeah, it's all right. You're ubiquitous. It's okay.

Young Hollywood

So you just clocked out after circadian rhythm. That's right. So that's why you're the security guard at the mall.

Guest

That's right. I know these words. For new words. He's a dumb actor.

Young Hollywood

So it's all about out of college, you know, this is like your first, you know, your first job. I think the buzzword here is millennial. It is.

Guest

Yeah, because

Guest

It's all about millennials.

Guest

Yeah. Right now.

Guest

Yeah. Right now. It's we're millennials.

Guest

Right. You, maybe

Guest

No. No, I don't. No. No, not even close. Not even close.

Guest

I can't tell you how much fun it's been working on the show with the people from Subway. So great. They're so sweet, and they just they're not like coming in and go, "Hey, let's make the punchline to this joke, why don't you try a sub?" It's like they know that they're gonna gather an audience by being, you know, like the best possible rich earth for the for the jokes and and for the settings and stuff. And it's it's visually interesting. I mean, everything about it is so much fun to play with, so.

Young Hollywood

It's it's real. I mean, I think that's the key is that it feels like a real, you know, setting of, you know, this is sort of what happens in your life, you know, when you're going through so many different things. Like, what are some of the if you had to just say, you know, your first out of college, like, what were some crazy things that that you had to experience? As a job?

Guest

Yeah. Like, when you're getting out of college and you're just like the revolution was just happening.

Guest

Or with a roommate.

Guest

Right, when they were first creating the printing press.

Young Hollywood

Yeah. Like, what were you dealing with in this job?

Guest

You know, if only I could raise my middle finger at you and get away with it. I would.

Guest

Oh, it's behind this pillow. Come on, now.

Guest

So, uh, my first, actually, my first job, I worked at a little place called NASA.

Guest

No, you didn't.

Guest

What? I was gonna go to a grocery store. We worked at the I I got fired for bagging groceries not good enough.

Guest

Oh. He's working on a space station.

Guest

I put milk with eggs, and that's a big no-no.

Guest

I think my first job was a working in a dance store, like selling jazz shoes and clothes and stuff.

Young Hollywood

What which dance store was it?

Guest

The Jacqueline Ashley Dance Collection.

Young Hollywood

Oh. What do you think of his dance scene with Doris? 'Cause it was pretty it was pretty amazing. I'm not gonna lie.

Guest

It's so great when you see 'cause I saw it a bunch of times when they were filming it, and they used different music. It was like more like friendly, like, doot doot doo doot doo doot doo. And then they And then when they showed the final, show it's like, oh! Oh! Doo doo doo. It was kind of like hip-hop, almost.

Guest

What? It's like, you know. 'Cause it had to match what you were doing.

Guest

Perfect. It was good.

Young Hollywood

I I love that your mother was like, "Let's choose that hip-hop beat and dance to this." And you were like

Guest

Right. Exactly. Music.

Guest

And the swim.

Guest

Oh, is that the butt-touching they're always talking about?

Guest

Disturbing. Is what it is. And yet I can't look away.

Guest

I would pay someone to give me a mouth concussion right about now.

Guest

Oh!

Young Hollywood

So, really quick, if you had to, you know, just to sort of give viewers an idea of what is going on this season, you know, season three. And all the episodes are on Hulu and YouTube. You can binge watch everything. Starting today.

Guest

Your romancer. This one, this one's the one to watch this season. She's just like hot and funny and intelligent and

Guest

All right. sarcastic and

Guest

Okay. Think he's making a joke now.

Guest

Well, I think Samantha really does like her ex. But she's trying to hide it and, like, you know,

Guest

Yeah. That's a spoiler. That's a spoiler.

Guest

The biggest difference between this season and the last season is, uh, you're really getting to see more of the characters' lives, not just in this setting, but you get to you get to go home with them.

Guest

I'm like the biggest Subway person. You can see in the interviews that we do, like, during when we're filming. I'm like, "What's everybody's favorite sandwich?" 'Cause I go to Subway.

Young Hollywood

What is your go-to sandwich?

Guest

It's a spicy Italian on Italian herbs and cheese bread with provolone, with green peppers, onions, banana peppers, maybe sometimes jalapenos, but we leave those out most of the time. And oregano, salt and pepper, um, that Southwest chipotle and honey mustard.

Young Hollywood

That is the fanciest sub I've ever heard. And now I'm hungry.

Guest

That is a lot. And pickles! Oh, and pickles and cucumbers!

Guest

Pickles.

Guest

Oh, okay. You gotta add the pickles and cucumbers. So, pretty much everything.

Young Hollywood

4 to 9ers. Don't forget to check it out on YouTube and Hulu. Binge watch all day long, all night long. New host. Where are you working tomorrow?

Guest

I'm gonna be on The 4 to 9ers set.

Young Hollywood

Nice. We'll we'll switch roles.

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PEOPLE MENTIONED

  • Moses Storm

    Cast member of 'The 4 to 9ers'

  • David H. Lawrence XVII

    Cast member of 'The 4 to 9ers'

  • Stephanie Koenig

    Cast member of 'The 4 to 9ers' and an aspiring journalist character

  • Tracy

    Mentioned by Stephanie Koenig in her introduction

  • Doris

    Mentioned in reference to a dance scene

  • Samantha

    Character in 'The 4 to 9ers' Season 3

FAQ

Who are the stars of "The 4 to 9ers" featured in this interview?+
The stars featured in this interview are Moses Storm, David H. Lawrence XVII, and Stephanie Koenig.
What is new about Season 3 of "The 4 to 9ers"?+
Season 3 of "The 4 to 9ers" introduces "The Day Crew" and delves more into the characters' lives outside of their work setting, including at home.
Where can viewers watch "The 4 to 9ers"?+
Viewers can binge-watch "The 4 to 9ers" on YouTube and Hulu.
What kind of character does Stephanie Koenig play in "The 4 to 9ers"?+
Stephanie Koenig plays an aspiring journalist character in "The 4 to 9ers".
What is David H. Lawrence XVII's go-to Subway sandwich?+
David H. Lawrence XVII's go-to Subway sandwich is a spicy Italian on Italian herbs and cheese bread with provolone, green peppers, onions, banana peppers, oregano, salt and pepper, Southwest chipotle, honey mustard, pickles, and cucumbers.
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