Hi, everyone. It's Andy Richter and you are listening to the three questions. And I am talking today to an actress that everyone knows has known for years. She's been doing this.

Since she was a baby practically. I'm talking to Julius styles. How are you?

Hi, good. Now, yes, I'm very good. Good, good. I'm glad. Thank you for it. It's been a rush of a morning for you. I know that. So.

Oh, yeah. Yeah. And also I find that the. Yes, I've been. But I'm present here now. I can focus on. I understand. I understand.

I can talk about it. I'm not. Oh, yeah. No, I was. Yeah. Yeah. No, it's always. It's so I feel like everybody's familiar with that. You have your home recording studio set up and ready to go. But every time you think that I would get it together to have everything set up and just leave it there. But instead, it seems like every time I'm scrambling to. And also like.

Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Well, do you, I mean, throughout COVID, did you have to do a lot of zoom things?

Yeah. I did. Well, then also so much. I don't know how my computer broke. And I just haven't gotten around to getting it fixed. So I do everything on my phone now.

I did go around get around to getting it fixed. And then they told me they couldn't fix it. And I just haven't. I somehow been surviving without it. Yeah, yeah. Like weirdly like digging my heels and not buying a new one. Right. Right. So.

Well, yeah, you're out. Are you doing some publicity tour right now?

Not a tour, but a few days of press. Yeah. Yeah. At least serious XM this morning, tomorrow, I'm going on live with Kellyanne Ryan and then another junk it day. And the junkets. So by the time Wednesday rolls around, I'll have it figured out, but the junkets all.

Oh, it's all at home. Well, that's at least our fine being at home is more challenging. I think a lot of people know what I'm talking about. Yeah, yeah. And well, can you like have your, you know, because like, well, I mean, I.

My kids are older. My kids are 16 and 21. And all I do is I just take the dog today care. So there's no barking, but I don't have little ones.

Because you have two kids, right? I have two kids. The youngest is six months old. So, oh my god, I have like, I'm in the, I'm in the phase where I have like bionic hearing where even if he's way, way, way in another room, I can or downstairs. I can still hear.

The need for mommy. Yes, yes, yes. And feel the, you know, like the, I feel the poll. Yeah, the poll in your organs. Yeah.

You know, did head to a, how old is the oldest one?

Four and a half.

Four and a half. Wow. Yeah, that's, you're in the thick of it.

I'm in the thick of it. Yeah, yeah.

Pretty great. I'm just, I'm hoping that I can carry on a grown up conversation with you. So apologies in advance if I can't. We could talk child stuff too.

I, you know, that's fine with me. I don't, you know, I don't, the only thing is is that there is such a huge dividing line.

Once you have kids where you're like, yeah, I can talk diapers. I can talk, you know, just the struggle of dealing with a little creature that's constantly in danger that can't speak yet, you know, like all of that kind of thing.

And I also, I'm, I, my girlfriend has a two and a half year old. She's a single mom. Yeah. So, but yeah, it is, it's, it's like I said, my, my kids are 16 and 21 and having a two and a half year old is like, like, oh, yeah, right.

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