Hello everybody. This is Andy Richter and you are listening to the three questions.

I am the host of the three questions and this week I'm here with Dylan Adler.

Dylan is a comedian, an actor, a a musician he was recently a writer on the

late show with James Corden and was the co-composer of the musical Good Morning

New York. You can also see Dylan and Chelsea Perretti's feature

first-time female director and guess what? I'm in it too.

Before my conversation with Dylan Adler, I just want to thank everyone who has called in so far into the

Andy Richter-C-M. We've been having a great time recording them and we're

excited to keep doing it. If you want to be a part of this new show, you can find more information in the

description of this episode. And now, here is my conversation with the charming and lovely

Dylan Adler. It's great to have you here. Thank you so much for having me.

Considering we're co-stars? I know considering that we

shared the screen and first-time female director. That's right. Yes, yes. But I don't

feel I don't remember seeing you on the set because you were like separate right you were I was I was

filming the very first day I was only there for one day and the table read where we met

right that's where that's right right right right and I've seen you're on, well, I mean, first, I know you're from the internet, from Gringer.

And...

Honestly, okay, I have to say, one of my best friends Sam Morrison has the biggest crush on you and

will be so jealous when I tell him I was on your podcast that's nice to hear I'll

take a crush no matter who it's from. Yeah, it could be from an inanimate object.

I'll take a crush at my advanced age,

but that's nice of them.

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