Late Night with Seth Meyers Audience Q&A: SNL50

-Favorite interaction from "SNL 50th"? I will say -- So, the weirdest thing about "SNL 50th," for me, is it's like this part of my life that's like a very long time ago and also 100 feet from here. Like, so, it's very strange because, like, my past is, like, adjacent to my present in a way that is very physically strange. Like, if you keep walking down the hall that way, you get to "SNL," and I almost never do. Like, it's almost like there's an invisible force field. Because Amy Poehler, who left "SNL" a couple of years before me, explained it in the best possible way, which is when she came back when we were doing a show. She's like, "Just so you know, when you come back, it's not that much fun. You feel like a ghost in the house you grew up in. And, like, people are just, like, walking through you and doing their own thing." But I will say that it was really hot in the studio that night, and I would just like -- At commercial breaks, I would get up and I would, like, walk over here and I would just, like, grab waters. Like, everybody -- Like, cause nobody else could do anything, right? And it's like the most famous people in the world. Like, none of them have, like, sat for 3.5 hours. And I just get water and I would, like, come up and hand them out to people. And they were like, "Oh, my God, thanks." And the best, I gave one to Keith Richards, who I'd never met. And I was like, "Hey, Keith, do you need water?" He's like, "Aye, mate. Thanks." And I was just like... So, like, the highlight for me was giving water to Keith Richards.