Julia Louis-Dreyfus

That'll be amazing. That's a that's a life changer. I've been I've done that. And it's what did you see? Kind of everything. Everything?

That'll be amazing. That's a that's a life changer. I've been I've done that. And it's what did you see? Kind of everything. Everything?

Yeah. And I do remember, though, at the time, speaking of having kids, we went when our kids were younger. I want to say they were like maybe 8 and 13. And we went, and our first night there, and we're out in the... And we were actually in tents, and our leader guy was saying, okay, now, a couple rules around camp. There is no running. Nobody can run.

Yeah. And I do remember, though, at the time, speaking of having kids, we went when our kids were younger. I want to say they were like maybe 8 and 13. And we went, and our first night there, and we're out in the... And we were actually in tents, and our leader guy was saying, okay, now, a couple rules around camp. There is no running. Nobody can run.

And I thought to myself, oh, my God, what have we done? I have two rambunctious boys. And I have to now for the next two weeks, they've got to sit the hell down. I thought they're prey. These kids are prey. The whole time I was in a panic. I mean, I had a good time, but it was still I was like on the edge of my seat the whole time. Well, this has been such a treat to talk with you.

And I thought to myself, oh, my God, what have we done? I have two rambunctious boys. And I have to now for the next two weeks, they've got to sit the hell down. I thought they're prey. These kids are prey. The whole time I was in a panic. I mean, I had a good time, but it was still I was like on the edge of my seat the whole time. Well, this has been such a treat to talk with you.

And for me too.

And for me too.

I'm such an admirer of yours.

I'm such an admirer of yours.

And I of yours. Thank you.

And I of yours. Thank you.

I hope to see you soon. Me too. Okay, thanks.

I hope to see you soon. Me too. Okay, thanks.

Thank you. Okay, time to get my mom on this Zoom call. I got to tell her about this conversation. Hi, Mama.

Thank you. Okay, time to get my mom on this Zoom call. I got to tell her about this conversation. Hi, Mama.

I just spoke with Ina Garten.

I just spoke with Ina Garten.

Because she worked in the White House and she was writing nuclear policy during the Carter administration. Wow. And her husband, Jeffrey, was also, I believe, in government. And anyway, at a certain point, she became uninterested in that work, and she needed something to do. And Jeffrey said, you need to find something to do that's fun.

Because she worked in the White House and she was writing nuclear policy during the Carter administration. Wow. And her husband, Jeffrey, was also, I believe, in government. And anyway, at a certain point, she became uninterested in that work, and she needed something to do. And Jeffrey said, you need to find something to do that's fun.