I love your work.
And I have to say, I'm getting a lot of points
from my daughter and my daughter's friends
'cause they adore you.
Okay, that feels good,
that feels like genuine points for me.
No, it really does.
They could care less about anything I'm ever up to
because, you know, obvious reasons,
I'm 95 years old, but you, they adore.
And they were really excited
that I was talking to you today.
And I think a cat just creeped up behind you.
I thought all the cats had exited the room, I apologize.
No, don't apologize.
They're everywhere.
What's the cat's name?
This is Tweaky.
Tweaky?
Yeah.
As in someone's a little tweaky
because they've been on meth for a while,
that kind of tweaky?
Exactly.
Well you're lovely, you have a lovely way with animals.
I know.
You know, I'd asked you a question.
I did some research on you and you were a hairstylist
before you got into comedy.
I was.
And you still, do you still do it?
Do you still like work on people's hair?
And I'm asking for a reason.
I've grown mine out, as you can see,
it's, it's really, there we go.
It's got a flop.
Is that what the technical term is? It's a flop.
Well, you know what I would actually say
the technical term is, and the last time I cut hair
or was last year pre-quarantine, I gave my husband a haircut
and I gave him the Brandon Fraser Mummy cut,
and I think that's what you have right now.
This is what it is? This is the Brendan Fraser Mummy cut?
Yes, 'cause it's like, it was kind of a bowl,
but you know, the center part.
Yours is a little off-center,
but it kind of did that like little mushroom to the sides,
which was cool in '97 or eight.
I was cool in '97, '98.
You were.
It lines up perfectly.
Yes, (laughs) I like it.