Hey everyone, it's Andy Richter and this is the three questions yet again.

I am very happy to talk to an old pal of mine.

We've been online Twitter pals for a number of years now.

We've been online for a number of years now.

I was really talking about Dolly Parton, or, like, real music.

She's a sociologist and she's a genius in everything.

But we mostly just talk about Dolly Parton.

But she has written some amazing books, Lower Ed, was a book that she wrote about the

for-profit college industry and thick and other essays which dealt with, I guess, intersectional

feminism, racism, all those kind of issues and how they intersect.

And you are a provocateur and now a fancy pants opinion columnist for the New York Times.

How about that?

Congratulations.

Thank you very much.

Tressie McMillan-Cottam.

Do people just go Tressie?

No, they just go full share and be Tressie.

I don't know if I can go full share, but that never stops anybody from trying to go

full share.

But I say with a name like Tressie, the other two are just, you know, overkill.

Yeah.

Students, friends, colleagues, everybody.

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