Well, all right, let's get started. Hi, everyone. Andy Richter here with another, another

episode edition. I don't know episode, I guess, of the three questions. And today I am talking

with Tony Jokopil. You're close. I'm going to jump in. I'm going to jump in. Andy, and don't

feel bad for a second about what I'm about to do here because my last name was Miss pronounced

at my graduation in high school. That's how complicated it is. The name, the name is, is never.

And as a result, I continue to, I don't because people always screw my name up, and I'm good

with it. I'm very carefree, but other people's names, which turns out they get upset about it.

They like, when I write new in the news business, they really want you to say it right. So it's

that decopal. Decopal. Okay. My ancestors would be very happy if I continued with the proper

Czech, not Slovakian pronunciation of decopal. Decopal. Yes. It's decopal. And yeah, it's a Czech word.

Anyway, it's a really, it's an on-the-leave. What does it mean? It means I sold it all, or sold out,

all gone, which was a fitting last name for my father, who, as you may know, was for his only

professional career as a grown-up, a drug dealer. Yes. So selling it all was a great thing. We will

get to that. Well, I was also going to say it's also good for somebody that's on television.

I don't know. Anything in the vicinity or ballpark of selling out, I don't know, maybe that could

be used against you. It's okay. I don't think there's anybody on television that can feel like they

haven't leveraged their soul in some small way. There are compromises to make it. Yeah, dozens of

times a day, you do it. If you do this for a living in a capitalist society, there's going to be

some amount of selling your art. And you might as well just kind of get used to it. And then feel your

way through to what feels right and what feels wrong. But I just, I mean, I came for, I went to

film school and I came from a bunch of guys that are like, I would never sell out. It's kind of like,

why not? We should disclose the people that I'm actually paying you for this interview.

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