Well, hey, everybody. We might as well get a little start this now. Hi, everyone. This

is the three questions with Andy Richter. And that's Mikhail Watkins talking on the other

end of the pod here. We have two cups, one string.

Yeah, we have a pod between us, which is the name of my memoir. Well, I'm glad to have you

here. Oh, I'm so happy to be here. I'm I don't know you very well, but we know a ton of

people in common. And I do, but I you're also like one of those people that I feel like I

do know you. I know what you mean. Yeah, it's true. And you're like kind of like you're

like me like there's nothing to precious that you I mean, there's things I probably wouldn't

tell everybody in the world. But like for the most part, pretty open book. I don't know,

you seem very familiar to me. Yeah, well, I especially for what I do for a living, the

the the people that are that you get the sense like, Oh, I'm talking to who this person is

all the time is is it is it's not necessarily rare, but it is a distinct thing. And I think

it is in the minority of show business holes. And and I you've seemed to be like you're

a, you know, a whizzy wig person. What you see is what you get. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. And you know, now I don't feel like I know you at all. Nobody I know whatever

say that is where you would. Well, I'm a big techie. That's why, you know, garbage in garbage

out. Oh, and I'm just the star. Well, we and we have a bunch of friends in common too.

We know a bunch of people in common. That's true. Some of your your Chicago contingency,

which I've never spent any substantial time there other than to shoot one thing one week

one time. Yeah. And yeah. But I like it. And I'm from Syracuse. So New York, which is like

Chicago adjacent. I mean, it's, it's more Midwest than it is. He's coast. I, I, yeah, I can

see that. Yeah. Yeah. When I first moved to New York, I was surprised at how country

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