And my friend and director Handy I cone.

And how are you?

I'm pretty good as you're aware, Andy.

A lot of grocery stores have empty shows right now.

They just have They have nothing to see.

Oh, they're out of a lot of stuff.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Shells have been bear fur quite some time, but I don't know if you've noticed there are some some items that are just not selling at all right now, one in particular is shrimp flavored Rahman.

Yep.

I thought that might be where you're going.

That's right.

Shrimp flavored ramen is just not selling these days for some reason.

And it's so noticeable.

People all over the country have been posting photos about it on Twitter.

Yeah, check this out.

Even during times of crisis.

No one wants the shrimp flavored Rahman.

Here's another you're really hating on shrimp Rahman that much?

You know, Andy, I gotta tell you, I'm actually feeling bad for the makers of shrimp Rahman right now.

No, me too.

And actually calling.

If you don't mind, I would like to help those people out.

Yeah, of course.

Andy, go ahead.

Okay.

Hey, America.

Andy Richter here.

You know, it's no secret that times are tough and the uncertainty can be overwhelming.

That's why I reach for the comfort a shrimp Rahman.

It's on the starchy goodness of Rama noodles with the relaxing flavor and odor of shrimp.

Now, yes, there's no actual shrimp in the package, but there is a mall tone, Ekstrand based powder that, when combined with water, vaguely tastes like shrimp.

And here's the best part.

Shrimp Rahman is available in massive quantities at your local grocery store.

Plus, there's a good chance no one has touched the packaging.

No risk of germs with shrimp Rahman.

So take it from me.

It's time for your taste buds to social distance from those other Roman flavors and head to the deliciousness of shrimp shrimp Rahman.

It's available.

Great job, Andy.

Quick question, though.

Why are you laying in bed and why all those shots of scantily clad people?