Hi everyone, it's the three questions. I'm Andy Richter and I am talking today with the fellow Midwesterner, uh, Adam Devine.

Hey, that's me. That's you. What's up Andy? How's it going? Good to see you. That's you were born in Iowa and raised in Nebraska.

That's right. That's about as Midwestern as you get. Yeah. A lot of people like they don't realize it's where

when you talk to people not from the Midwest, they're like, Oh, what is Nebraska? Is that like the great American West?

They're like where they think it's just like the like John Wayne riding through the great plains. I'm like,

No, not really. It's sort of suburban shopping centers. Yeah, just strip malls. Yeah. And then corn and bean fields.

Cornfield. Yeah, yeah. That's Illinois the same way. It's like once you get past Chicago, prairie.

But there's other cities. There's champagne. There's a few other places. There is. I mean, yeah, you go into,

but I mean, but yeah, but not really. Yeah. Yeah. But I mean, but who are kidding? But I mean, but in between,

you know, it's like in between you go from one small town with McDonald's to another small town with a

pizza, you know, it was like, you know, 30 miles of corn in between Nebraska. Once you leave, it's like,

I think Omaha has like a million people. By the way, all my stats are wrong. For sure, someone's

going to check this. I'm like, I'm like, I'm liar. So once you leave Nebraska or Omaha, there's like

a million people in Omaha and then you get out of town, there's only half a million people in the

rest of the state. Wow. So it's just desolate. Like once you're past Lincoln, you know, and then there's

just really nothing. And it's just farms. Yeah. So if you live anywhere else in Nebraska, I would

like to see your comments in the comments section. It's going to be like 12 guys. Right. Right. Right.

It's me. Yeah. Yeah. I'm out here in the middle of nowhere. Do you still have a lot of family?

Is there still people in Nebraska or nobody's in Nebraska anymore? My parents just retired to

Lake of the Ozarks Missouri. They saw the show and they're like, we've got to get down there.

It's so blue. Everything is so blue. Whatever filter they use for the Ozarks, I'm like, my God,

they're just like, you know what? This is the creative direction. Everything blue. Right.

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