Julia Louis-Dreyfus

Yeah.

Yeah. Especially the baker. Right. Especially. Talk about entertaining. I mean, did your family entertain growing up?

Yeah. Especially the baker. Right. Especially. Talk about entertaining. I mean, did your family entertain growing up?

Did you like food before then?

Did you like food before then?

Wow, that's incredible. Isn't that amazing? Yes, it's amazing. And you were 20, right?

Wow, that's incredible. Isn't that amazing? Yes, it's amazing. And you were 20, right?

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah. And when you started to entertain at a young age, did you feel the same anxiety that your mom had or you did and you overcame it or you didn't have it?

Yeah. And when you started to entertain at a young age, did you feel the same anxiety that your mom had or you did and you overcame it or you didn't have it?

Are you the same way? I'm afraid so. I really... I every time I'm if I'm having people over and I'm cooking about an hour before I'm trying to come up with a way to cancel it.

Are you the same way? I'm afraid so. I really... I every time I'm if I'm having people over and I'm cooking about an hour before I'm trying to come up with a way to cancel it.

I mean, I want out of this. It's like, the table's pretty. That was fun. It was fun to set the table. Dessert I made earlier. I love to make dessert. That's okay. But the meal, oh, fucking forget it.

I mean, I want out of this. It's like, the table's pretty. That was fun. It was fun to set the table. Dessert I made earlier. I love to make dessert. That's okay. But the meal, oh, fucking forget it.

Yeah, exactly. There's a story in our family. My husband's grandmother, this was in the Deep South, and it was during the Depression. And she was having people over, and they were not well off. They were actually pretty strapped for cash back in the day, and it was the Depression. And she had people over, and she was sitting at the table. Her name was Narcisse. And

Yeah, exactly. There's a story in our family. My husband's grandmother, this was in the Deep South, and it was during the Depression. And she was having people over, and they were not well off. They were actually pretty strapped for cash back in the day, and it was the Depression. And she had people over, and she was sitting at the table. Her name was Narcisse. And

Her daughter, Charlotte, brought in the roast and all of a sudden Charlotte tripped and the roast fell onto the ground. And Narcisse, Brad's grandmother, without missing a beat, she goes, that's all right, Charlotte, just pick that up and take it back and get the other one.

Her daughter, Charlotte, brought in the roast and all of a sudden Charlotte tripped and the roast fell onto the ground. And Narcisse, Brad's grandmother, without missing a beat, she goes, that's all right, Charlotte, just pick that up and take it back and get the other one.

There was no other one. It was this one washed off. Yeah. That's really that was a really good catch. Yeah. Yeah. She was. That was a really good improvised moment. Really good improvised moment.