All right, well, that song, which by the way, that song is Big, Big Love by Wind Stewart,

who was one of the lesser known members of the Baker's Field Sound Gang, the leaders

being a moral haggard and buco ones. But it's that's that song folks means it's time for

the three questions with Andy Richter and it's a special tables are turning episode.

Whoa. As the questioner becomes the question. That's right. Today I am talking to Scott

Awkerman, pretty much like the Hugh Hefner of podcasts. Oh, no, please don't settle

that. Well, listen, well, then don't wear the silk robe asshole. It's not going to turn

these tables around by the way. Folks, it's his yeah, he's actually we're actually doing

this. We're actually doing this in the comedy bang bang, earwolf studio. And I was in the

bathroom and Scott came first and sat in the he came and sat in his boss chair. It's

not my boss chair as much as the chair that I I am a creature of habit and I like sitting

where I sit right right. And like you like to sit in the chair that only you have farted

upon. It's usually I think the seat across from the entrance so I can see what's happening

like if anyone comes in or out like assassins. Yes. Exactly. Yeah. The sea of sunshine musical

assassins. Yeah, you read your life pretty much like a mob boss. Always put your core

your back in the corner. So you can get I do think that I heard the concept of that when

I was 18 a friend told me that and I subconsciously now do it at every restaurant really I tried

to look at the what do you think's going to happen. I mean now it's oh just it's just stuck

in my head right right. So I do it. I the other night I went to dinner with friends and

I it just happened that we all kind of entered at the time where my back was to the door

and I just felt anxious. Oh really. Yeah, I did. Wow. Yeah. Well, it sounds like you've got

a lot to feel guilty for and maybe we'll maybe we'll trip across some of them trying to

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