Hi, everyone. This is Andy Richter and this is a special edition of the three questions. It is the best of 2021, which is kind of like saying the best formed turd.

Because 2021, well actually 2021 wasn't that bad. You compare it to 2020 where we were really stuck indoors and really isolated.

At least we got out a little bit in 2021.

You know, we're back home now. We're living with the ongoing consequences of multiple multiple stupidities.

But you know, you got this podcast to listen to. If you don't know, the three questions is a podcast that's basically meant to sort of, you know, get people to sort of examine where they're from and why they are the way they are.

The three questions are where do you come from, where are you going and what have you learned.

And for me, one of the best things about this show is that I don't talk to anybody that I don't want to talk to.

You know, like I was on a talk show for years and frequently we had guests that we weren't that interested in to be honest.

I mean, I didn't have to talk to them mostly. I mean, you know, just sat and looked at the back of their heads.

But you know, when you got a show, it's a volume business. You got to make the donuts. You get a lot of people in that you're kind of iffy about none of these people, especially these the people that are on this addition.

None of them are iffy. They're all they're all top drawer top drawer folks.

And we're going to be hearing from Chelsea, Peretti, Bowen Yang, Aisha Tyler, Jason Manzucas, Nikki Glazer and Tim Meadows.

What do they have in common? They're all reasonably fucking funny. Like that's part of it.

But also they're just great people. They gave a great interview. They were generous with their time with me and and with you, frankly, because this is all for you people.

I don't have any stake in this. I mean, I'm barely the medication barely makes me even aware of where I am most of the time.

So the first clip we have is with Chelsea, Peretti. Chelsea, Peretti, who years ago, named one of her specials, one of the greats, which I will always love her for doing that.

She's a very, very funny standup comedian, been around for a while.

Is now a mother and has a hilarious Instagram, which is mostly just her watching videos.

But she was on the show and she talked a little bit about growing up in Northern California. She was a funny, weird kid.

She ended up having a lot of comedian friends come out of her childhood with her and crushes on a few of them.

And she also talked very sort of knowingly about having clarity about your passions. So here she is, Chelsea, Peretti.

Were you a funny kid in school? I asked that a lot.

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