Going back to the comedy element, Aaron, where actually is the comedy drawn from in this one?

Well, there is a bit of celebrity parody.

So it's sort of the characters that surround the heart of the story, which is my parents.

I think part of the comedy comes from those additional characters who sort of build this tapestry of what was happening, how it happened, the sort of the beat for beat of how the fires expanded and grew.

And of course the aftermath.

So I have a influencer character who's, An L.A. resident who sort of just sort of blase, sort of ignores the fact that the fire is almost at her door and she must do her get ready with me to evacuate video.

There's also, I play a version of, well, she's called Cheryl Keep, but she is...

How has it been adjusted since then?

was that like your first job out of college or?

Yeah.

So actually, funny story.

Well, it's not funny at all.

Actually, I graduated in the pandemic.

So pandemic started, what, March 2020? And I graduated May 2020.

So I walked across my living room in my graduation cap.

So what do you love about Good Morning, Texas?

They're just talking about,

no, she's there.

So how long was the trip? We were there for a week and a half, which was incredible.

And we did everything.

I mean, we literally had our own personal tour guide.

And I think that's the beauty of a work trip when you go to places like that.

Because you hit everything that they want your viewers to see.

put up for any other jobs? Yeah,