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[laughs] But it's cool because it's like it really gives you Spider-Man vibes because it's like he's a teenager.

He's trying to balance school, home life, fighting demons, and it's like, it's very wholesome.

And I, I like this guy because he, he, he's really putting in the work.

Like, this guy, we talk pretty much every day.

"Hey, I, I thought about this character.

I thought about this scenario." Like, we'll, we'll like we just, we talk back and forth for like hours a day coming up with weapons for the villains and like, you know, just, like, settings for, like, where things are gonna happen and, like, different characters and what their role is and what their significance to the story is.

[laughs]

When, when you get a page rate, when they say, "Hey, I want you to write for me," do they give you, like, "You have seven pages to tell this story, and we need you to tell this story"? How does that usually work?

I mean, it depends.

Like, every publisher is different.

Like, on my latest work on Planet of the Apes From Outer Space with Michael Dolce of Drone Productions, he said, "Okay, I have this idea," 'cause, um, basically it's based on the Planet of the Apes movies with Edward.

So it's an alien invasion story.

Cool.

So Michael Dolce hits me up, "Hey, man.

Or that you're allowed to share about