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

And I'm very excited to have somebody that, well, we've met in person at once, but,

you know, we're sort of, we're Twitter pals, we're online pals and it's the very funny and

very witty, I rematis in the third. Hello. Hi Andy. How are you? I'm good. You know, it's

good. We were, I was just saying before this, you're the first person I've interviewed, I think,

that is sitting behind, or sitting in front of lots of books. You know, I'm really trying to

be reading into my brain. You know, yeah, yeah. I made a joke, I made a joke on Twitter. I said,

I would do that with all my on screen stuff, but all my books have the word piss in their title.

So, whenever I've been, whenever I've done my pundit spots on MSNBC, they don't like that.

Now you are a Midwesterner. I am. I'm from Milwaukee. From Milwaukee? As your family

been in Milwaukee for a long time? Or, yeah, since, like the 70s, like 60s or 70s? Yeah, yeah.

And how was that? How has grown up in Milwaukee? Yes, Quaint, you know, Quaint and called a lot of

white people. Not that, in the city actually, Milwaukee actually has a heavily diverse population,

you know, people don't realize that. You know, you would think it's one big beer hall from,

you know, just like what history has been, you know, or the Vernon Shirley Happy Day stuff. You

like, you think, Oh, it's just this. I'm like, well, that was 1952. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's a huge

Hispanic population there. Yeah. Yeah. So, were you from downtown, did you live downtown?

Now, well, I lived to the east side of town, like River, like I think River Edge.

Not me calling that the wrong neighborhood. I lived only the east side of town briefly.

Finished in Noah. You get this.

lived only the east side of town briefly. We grew up on like Booster Street and like,

Silver Spring Drive. I lived by this army base because my grandmother was in the army.

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