Kyle Mooney is Saturday Night Live’s current weirdo-in-residence, specializing in deeply discomforting portrayals of weird, sweaty, off-putting nerds, like fictional comedian Bruce Chandling and real-life politician Lincoln Chafee. But as a Mashable piece by Sandra Gonzalez reveals, Mooney doesn’t confine his obsessive quirkiness to Studio 8H. The sketch comedian also has a very decent collection of VHS cassettes going in his New York apartment. It’s an assemblage of obsolete entertainment Mooney has been carefully hoarding since his college days, mostly out of nostalgia for the youth he spent parked in front of a television, watching rental tapes from Blockbuster. So dear is this tape collection to the 31-year-old, California-born performer that he brought it with him when he relocated to New York, despite the expense and inconvenience. The article paints Mooney as sort of a happier, better-adjusted Charles Foster Kane, except instead of squirreling away art treasures from Europe, he’s squirreling away copies of old Will Vinton claymation specials.