Well, hello, everyone. You have once again stumbled upon the three questions with Andy Richter.

I guess I'm Andy Richter. And I'm here today with Sabrina Jalice, the very funny stand-up

comedian, mom, Canadian in that order. Yeah, right. I'm a mommy daddy type, Baba type lady.

Are you? Are you mommy daddy? Like how do you? My wife carried the baby. Yeah. And I'm like

very the person that when I hold the baby, people are like, oh my gosh, she's so amazing with

the baby. So I feel like, you know, very male privilege, nature, patriarchy in the matriarchy.

But you don't mind being called mom. No, no, it's no, but when I'm like at the park, I love when

daddy's come up to me and treat me like daddy. Oh, really? Yeah. I know this podcast is about

honesty. And I just want to be really honest right off the top. No, I know. Well, I actually, the

thing that I always hated about being a dad was like the gross dad part of kind of like

being on them. Well, and more like, isn't this bullshit that I have to like for myself second,

you know? I was always like, can we say the F word? Yeah, yeah, of course. I was fucking insane.

Like when Seano was pregnant, there was so many, like I mean, many men saying to me like, all right,

dude, like live your life now. Once this baby comes, your life is over. Yeah. You know, your wife's not

going to want to fuck you. Yeah. The baby's not the baby doesn't like you, you don't have the milk.

And I'm like, well, have you ever thought like maybe you suck? Yeah. You suck. I'm not enjoying this

conversation with you. I can't imagine being married to you. But people like, you know, framing,

having a child as this huge loss. And it's like, get a babysitter and go dance with your wife.

Like we travel with our baby. The other thing is like let people that let their babies control their

schedule. And it's like, the baby is so new. It's like if someone that's never been to LA showed up

in LA and you're like, all right, take me to Hollywood. Show me those stars. When my ex wife and I were

had little kids and we go out of town, we would call the front desk. Do you have babysitters?

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