With those green lasers that I saw on Instagram.

It is true that there's like, you know, I think I was thinking about it, I think.

And, you know, I was talking about it with my friend yesterday, my friend, Johnny Glasser.

And he said that because we're talking about the evolution of her voice and and I said, I think it's because she looked at a lot of early voices.

videos of herself speaking where she's, you know, kind of like speaking like, yeah.

And like, she's from, you know, Michigan and, um, and she maybe was a little embarrassed, which she shouldn't have been.

Cause I think she's, she's, It was adorable.

And so it's interesting that she chose the, you know, I'm going to embrace all this plastic surgery and get rid of my neck to basically have the life and the sex life that she wants.

What were you thinking about when you sat down to kind of put this together?

Well, when I went to go write it, I had just been – I just spent the last year and a half as a caregiver for both of my parents.

And that experience really changed me and made me think about what it means to be alive, what it means to be a human animal and aging.

And I think we're at a very interesting time in our culture and society with – it's kind of like Planet of the Apes in a way with – Um, with technology and being a primate, I'm really fascinated by that.

And I even, there's a joke I tell in the show that was inspired by, um, being in a play.

And I was actually in one of our friends plays Howard's score as play a damn, it was damaged furniture, I think.

And I was backstage with Mo Collins, right? Mo and her husband, Alex Scooby, and these other really, you know, talented, experienced actors.

Yeah.