Where's the camera bit? Oh right here, what are you filming? I know where's our eye line. You know like three quarters like in the center. Okay. Hi guys. So I got to see Pippa Evans in the British... Yes Pippa Evans. P.P. I had a cat named Pippa. Pippin. Pippin. Not Pippa. I've never met Pippin. I met two Pippas. People call me Pippa. I don't have a name. I have a name. Pippa as well. I don't know what I'm gonna say. Yeah exactly. And now Pippa is joining the zoo crew. Okay. I'm interested in your three greatest flaws. Do you call them great? Yeah. I mean my number one flaw is being so amazing. Yes! So probably just people intimidated by how brilliant I am. My second flaw is probably over thinking everything. So I was gonna have about 7000 things going on in my head. Like right now I'm going. Why did you say that? Why did you say that you were really that amazing? And my third biggest flaw is probably that... That I really like people so much that I probably... I just talk to a lot of people. And sometimes too much. Maybe I talk to people more than they want to be taught. Oh I think that's wonderful. I don't even like a like a regarious social. I mean you know in the elevator. You have a chat. We're not the lifts. We're not the elevator and someone starts talking. Yeah. That's me. Yeah and you're like you'll have a chat. I have a chat. I'll say I'm from New Orleans and also like my family's Colombian. So it's a very chatty culture. Yeah. Can I ask you like as a woman, have you experienced where they'll be like, oh but you're flirting with that person. For sure. You're being chatty and you're like, no I'm just having a chat. I was talking to you. I wasn't rubbing my nipples at the same time. Right. There was clear signs when I'm, you'll know I'm flirting. Yeah right. You'll know the different. You'll know the different. Right. That's the signal. Okay and who's your favorite female comic? Like your iconic, you know, back in the head. I'm kind of just really hard for sure because I like so many different performers. And I mean I love back in the UK. Victoria Wood, I don't know if you know her. But she was the one that made me want to do character comedy and stand up comedy. And what I loved about her was she did everything. So she does songs, stand up and characters, which is what I do. So I don't do stress and I don't have that much to say. Actually I just don't think there's, I don't think there's much that, it doesn't sound better when put to song. So why not put it all to music? It's my question. So Victoria Wood's probably one of them. Josie Lawrence, who again you probably don't know, is an improviser back in the UK. She was on the British whose lines are anyway. And I think she's done a few American ones but she was the star of that show. She was amazing. So there's loads of people that I think are brilliant. And then from Wuppie Goldberg, I think it was amazing. Amy Schumer's just fantastic. Yeah, so really great. So obviously Amy Poeter and what's her face? You know, what's her 30 rock face? Tina? Tina Feyn, so I think there's loads of fantastic words around coming up and having fun. Yeah, I grew up on Lucille Ball, I really loved her. Yeah, amazing. Yeah, great. It's signature. Okay, so I just wanted to add that I saw your British show, which I said. And you were, you know, there was a lineup and there was another female. She was like, too. I don't know, like four guys. Yeah. For me, you stole the show. You really brought joy to the audience. Okay. No, and I think there's comedy and we're laughing. And then there's where you truly feel kind of euphoric from this joyous and laughing experience. So thank you for talking with us. And I just think you're hilarious. So it's really great to meet you. Thank you. Nice to meet you too. Ciao. Bye.