Hey guys, Willie Geist here with another episode of the Sunday Sit Down

Podcast. My thanks as always for clicking and listening along. Boy, do I have a good one dialed up for you this week with

the great Henry Winkler. I won't bore you with the full biography. You know Henry Winkler.

You know he played the Fons for 11 seasons from 1974 to 1984.

You know he won an Emmy Award for his performance on Barry more recently.

You know he was great as attorney Barry

Zuckercorn on Arrested Development. So much to his life, so much to his career,

all these children's books he's written for the last 25 years or so that have become so popular.

But honestly, just a warm, decent man is Henry Winkler.

And all I will say before we get to the conversation is to set up the

atmosphere because we sat down at Katz's Delhi the world famous Katz's Delhi in

New York City been around since 1888 it is an institution in New York City where Henry grew up

on the upper west side of Manhattan. So now he's been living in LA for about 50 years

since he got the job on happy days.

Every time he comes back to New York he's got to go get the Pastrami sandwich at Katz's deli.

So he said, let's do the interview at Katz's.

Well, we didn't clear the place out.

We're just sitting in the middle of Katz's. Well we didn't clear the place out. We're just sitting in the

middle of Katz's deli eating our lunch. So you might hear some strange noises. Yeah there's a

lot of background noise, packed restaurant. But there's some eating. He had the pastrami stacked real high on rye. I went with the fresh

carved turkey on rye. We had a little mustard in there. Man, some pickles. So there's a lot going on here. I also want to point out that his family was literally at the next table. His wonderful wife, Stacey, his son, his beautiful granddaughter, two years old. It was just a great day with Henry Winkler. I think

you'll enjoy spending this time with Henry as much as I did as we got together to

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