Conan caught Sona drawing dicks & butts on her notes.

Conan O'Brien, alongside his longtime assistant Sona Movsesian and producer Matt Gourley (implied by the mention of "Gorley"), opens the episode with a characteristic bout of playful banter, centering a humorous accusation about Sona's note-taking habits during podcast recordings. The conversation quickly escalates from a simple question about the necessity of paper to a comedic interrogation.

The core of the discussion revolves around Conan's claim that Sona was not diligently taking notes but instead using her paper—or in her defense, an iPad—to doodle. Conan pointedly asks, "Why do you guys even need paper? Like I never have paper in front of me," which Sona counters by explaining her shift to an iPad with a writing stylus to "save paper," framing it as an environmentally conscious choice.

However, Conan swiftly dismisses her ecological stance with a direct accusation: "You were drawing dicks and butts with your." Sona partially admits, "but I was also taking CERTAIN NOTES. IT WASN'T ALL JUST It wasn't all dicks and butts," before Conan recalls a specific instance: "I remember the time I I went over your notes. I looked over your shoulder and you were drawing butts." The exchange highlights the deep-seated, often antagonistic, but always comedic dynamic between Conan and his team.

The episode continues with lighthearted diversions, recalling other past incidents like "Gorley" making excessive noise with paper and Sona spilling water, further illustrating the long history of shared experiences and mutual teasing. The segment concludes with a classic exchange underscoring their playful animosity: when Sona asks, "Hey, remember one time. Remember when we got along and made a great podcast?" Conan responds, "No, I don't," to which Sona replies, "I don't either."

Listeners gain an intimate, humorous insight into the playful, long-standing dynamic between Conan and his close-knit team, characterized by quick-witted jabs, personal anecdotes, and a shared history of comedic moments that often become the subject of the podcast itself.