Hi, everybody. Andy Richter here with another episode of the three questions. And I've got

David Ducavani on today. The multi-multitalited. It's embarrassing how many things you do.

It's embarrassing to me. Is it? Is it? I mean, because you do music, you do poetry, you write novels,

and then you act in things too, which is like, once you do acting, why do you do all that work?

You found you found a kush gig, you know? Well, that's absolutely right. Yeah, you know, acting is

it's nice to have your words written for you, but as you know, well, those are long days on set

that you start to feel like existential dread of, you know, what the hell am I doing? Yeah.

You know, waiting around trying to get these few lives right all day. So there's something about

writing novels or making music that's a little, I have a little more agency, I guess. Yeah, yeah,

that's what I was going to ask if it's a control thing because well people, you know, controls like

a negative word to people. Well, but it's, I mean, not to me. I mean, you know, I agency, it's just,

you're, it's a semantic game then because it is control. Like that's, I mean, we all want to,

I don't know, we're all like scared animals, you know, in this big, crazy world, and we want to

be able to feel like we've got some handle on it. So yeah, I mean, I understand. And especially

on movies on TV shows, you know, they are inherently necessarily collaborative, but that can also leave

you feeling like, you know, a ship's crew member on the deck heading to a horizon and you don't

know what the fuck's going on. You're lucky if you're on the deck. Yeah. Yeah.

Well, yeah, I think, you know, what do you think about it? Your performance, well, you have the

lines written mostly and, you know, somebody's going to light you, somebody's going to shoot you,

somebody's going to cut you. So there's all these factors that go into your core,

unquote, performance as an actor that that are really not in your control at all. Yeah, yeah.

So yeah. And yeah, and it's also, I'm always amazed to it like how really, you know, like,

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