I think no, I think changing a tire, sewing, at least I'm not talking about making a dress or a pair of pants, but I mean like just getting a button back on.

It seems like a skill you should have.

I think that's something you can accomplish. We'll work on this.

Oh yeah, 2020 is very big year. I feel it.

For putting buttons on.

We're gonna put buttons on everything.

Just on everything. Just no snaps.

Oh, come on snaps. Too easy. You gotta work for it and then you really love it.

All right.

Hey there. I'm Bellamy Young and I'm Brian's friend from work.

Hi there listeners. Welcome back to another brand spanking new episode of off the beat.

As always, I'm your host, Brian Baumgartner and you just heard from the wonderful, the delightful, the hilarious Bellamy Young.

You probably know Bellamy from her role as president of the United States, Melly Grant in scandal or for playing Jessica Whitley in Prodegal Sun or maybe Margaret Honeycroft in Promised Land.

Whatever you saw her in, I can only promise you this. She was excellent.

And Bellamy has had, well, she's had an incredible journey, which somehow includes being North Carolina's junior miss 1987, becoming spokesperson for the Humane Society and winning celebrity jeopardy.

Oh, and also going to Yale to study physics. Yeah, that's right. Bellamy seems to be very good at well, just about everything.

And now her journey will include being a guest on off the beat, a title.

Well, I'm sure she's going to add this to her long list of accomplishments. I'm excited to dive into her story.

It has taken her from the Blue Ridge Mountains to the Gulf Stream waters to Broadway and back. I'm not going to make you wait. Here she is Bellamy Young.

I love it.

Bubbling squeak. I love it. Bubbling squeak I know.

Bubbling squeak I cook it every moment left over from the night before.

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