Hey, everybody. Welcome back to the three questions. I'm your host, Andy Richter, and today I'm talking to my dear friend Matt Walsh. He's an actor and a comedian. He is a founding member of the Upright Citizens Brigade Troop. You've seen him in TV shows such as The Daily Show and Veep, as well as films like The Hangover and role models. He's also currently the co-host of the Second and Command podcast

with his Veepe co-star Tim Simons. His new film The Unexpecteds is available to rent or buy right now

on Amazon Prime, Fandango at Home, and Google Play. Here's my conversation with my sweet friend,

Matt Walsh.

Andy, just thank you for having me, Sean Guadalupe.

Thank you for putting up an... I'm talking, Andy.

I'm talking.

I knew it would be a bad idea.

You interrupt me?

The show is, it's already started.

It's been going.

All right, I'll pretend what you said is interesting.

This is actually a RICO trial.

You've been recorded for days.

Oh, my fucking cross state. Your car car is called... Adderall skit. By side hustle. Yeah, yeah. I'm bringing in Adderall from Nevada. Yeah. Well, hi, Matt. Thank you for coming in. Thank you for having me. No, you're one of the people that it's like it doesn't it doesn't feel like this should count as a podcast

i know we're very familiar and friendly because we've known each other for a thousand years and we're

very good friends and uh and we always drag each i feel like when i landed in new york every ucb sketch

or every uh improv show with andy would you please come to our show? So we're always like pulling each other.

No, but I really love that.

You know, when you guys, which you guys means Matt Bessor, Ian Roberts, Amy Poehler, and you, you guys were the UCB. Yeah, the UCB, the upright citizens brigade, which had, you guys were the, there were other people that were in Chicago as it, but you were the ones that said, let's move to New York. Yeah. What was the motivation? Like, whose idea was that? What happened where you're like, we got to get out of Chicago? I mean, I think we realized we had done some showcases in L.A. We did some showcases in New York, and we wanted to get a TV show, and you're not going to get really discovered as a group out of Chicago.

So we decided New York, because it has a theater-going audience.

Like, if you do a showcase in L.A., it's really hard to get one-night filled.

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