texas. brooklyn:. james: how is that? and why did you choose texas? brooklyn: my husband's from texas. austin's cool. it's like this weird funky like everyone has a mohawk and covered in tattoos and i love it. lots of food trucks. you can eat your way through austin. good music. great music. it's cool. i love it. i love it. james: but up until then you lived in new york city, right? brooklyn: i mean, i work here. so i'm sort of like the half and half type person but i go everywhere. james: you have never moved to l.a. are you those people who hate l.a. or are you ok? do you always go, oh, i can't bare it? there are some definite people who go ugh. susan: it's more corporate and it's all about the business. in new york you can see people earn a living in other business. and i can't stand how long you're in a car. i i'm used to user-friendly

what does this mean? and they would help dumb people like myself. brooklyn: it's not a dumb thing. james: but it is. i wish most shows came with a pamphlet of what's going on because right now there are too many shows. brooklyn: they're all very smart. susan: but there are so many series that are stolen from the brits. and we try to do our version and it doesn't work. james: we doory fair share of stealing. i hope your show makes it to the u.k. because it's so great. let's take a look at "grace & frankie" which is streaming right now. >> i can't deal with that and i can't deal with you and my mother has taken every single valium out of this house. >> i know. i want drugs too. but we have to figure a way to deal with all of this without that and without storming out of the room. >> no, no, no, i cannot be taking advice from all of you. that can't be right.