Hello everyone. It's time for me to pose three questions to another fascinating, wonderful,

well, they usually showbiz professionals. I mean, I don't really care to talk to anyone

who's not in showbizness. What a waste of time. Yeah. And I'm talking to a very talented,

fun person who I know in real life. We are IRL pals. It's Judy Greer. The amazing Judy

Greer who you've seen in everything. You're one of those people that do people know exactly

where they see you from or do they go like, oh my God, I know you from, you know, I have

a million stories about this. But one happened yesterday. Would you like me to share?

Well, that's what we're here for, Judy. All right. Andy. So listen, yesterday was this

might be an overshare. It was my annual mammogram. I don't think it is an overshare. I think

it's important to be taking care of our bodies as women and men. You got to get your boobs

smashed. I had my boobs smashing yesterday. They had like an upgraded machine, which made

no, it still hurt and was still awful. But the technician I had was also new. And I

went in and you know, now we all have to like wear masks and everything. And she was

like, oh, oh, she didn't speak English as a first language. So it was a little bit broken

English. But she was like, oh my gosh, I know you. I know you. How do I know you? I was

like, well, I, I've been in here before once a year, but like I'm an actress. And she's

like, oh my gosh, yes, your eyes and your voice. Yes, of course. And she was like, would

she mind pulling down your mask so I could see your face? And I was like, okay, I mean,

I've been vaccinated. I pull my mask down. And she got so excited. And she was like,

oh my gosh, you're on, you're on friends? You're on friends? And I was like, no, no, I wasn't.

I was not on friends ever. And then, and then I like had to sort of negotiate with her,

like what I was in before she would even like start doing my mammogram, which, okay,

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