Hi guys! Thanks for coming out! Thanks for coming out and eavesdropping on this intimate

personal conversation that we're about to have. This podcast, I mean Jesus, who would come here

if you didn't know what it was? Does anybody not know what this podcast is? This guy here. Well,

I'll tell you what it is. It's called the three questions and the three questions are always the

same. Where do you come from? Where are you going and what have you learned? It's basically a way to

trick people into doing a therapy session. I'm just trying to get some of the money back from all the

money that I've poured into therapy for the last 25 years. I learned the language, I might as well

use it. I have people who approach me to do a podcast for years and years and I'll be asked to be

on somewhere. It's like, let's talk about old cereals. Breakfast cereals. I don't give a shit about

old breakfast cereals, but where people come from and where they're going and what they've learned.

That I care about. That's what this podcast was just an excuse for me to talk to people I want to

talk to about things that I want to talk about. The person I'm talking to today is the old dear

friend of mine. We sort of came up together in Chicago and the improv scene there, doing drugs,

hanging out. She's a hilarious actress, comedian, Rachel Dratch. Give it up for her.

Yes. The hug from the people who have just spent the last 20 minutes chit chatting. Backspin.

Hi, Rach. You're going to need that. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi, everyone. Thanks for so much for coming out

this afternoon. I mean, missing the football game. It's almost still. Is anyone watching it on

their phone while they're listening to us? Well, hi, Rachel. I should talk to you. Thank you so

much for doing this. Sure. You're here. Obviously, have you done sketch fest? Yes. I've come here many

years in a row. I kind of lost track, but yeah, it's my annual pilgrimage here. Right. Just,

is it to get away from your kid basically? That and yeah, and I have a couple of friends in the area.

So I use it as a double excuse. Yeah. Oh, it's a no. And I have done this for years too. It's a

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