Hi, everyone. This is Andy Richter, and I am here again with another episode of the three

questions. And I'm going international today. I'm speaking to someone in the UK eight hours

away, I believe, Ada, and it is the very talented and funny actress writer. You want to throw

anything else on there? Are you? Yeah, you know, musician and bottle washer. Musician bottle

washer. Many driver. Hi, how are you? I'm good, Andy. I'm good. Yeah. And are you spending

all your time in the UK now? Or are you in LA? No. Yeah, I'm I commute from Los Angeles

to London, and it I think it must annoy the planet and also my pocketbook. Yeah. But the

reality is I've found at this point in my life that the Pacific Ocean is sort of my sidepiece.

It's like my lover. I can't really be away from it and happy for a very long time, but

my son is the great love of my life. And he is at school here in England. So I really

I kind of ricochet back and forth. It's great. What made you decide to put him in school

in England as opposed to the other? It was COVID. The schools remained shut in 2020 in

California. And my son said in the summer, is there any way that I could go to school for

a semester with my cousins in England? And because tons of people have moved out of London

because of the pandemic, there were spots in local schools and he just went to a local

school. And he really, I don't know what it is, Andy. Like this is a Malibu born and raised

California in child who just, you know, the rain and the cold and the inside nature of

England appealed to him. And he probably seems exotic. Yeah, I think that's exactly, I

think all the green and all the rain and all of the nobody worrying about, you know, one

minute showers. I think he was like, this is great. I want to stay here where, you know,

it's so cold, you know, never actually gets light between November and March. It's actually

dark pretty much all the time. It's very odd. That's what, yeah, that's what I, that's

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