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... is going into the setup.

It's, from a creative perspective, incredibly energizing.

Oh, I have one more, I have one more crazy coincidence of Cheers before we start, which is that during the pandemic, uh, I caved and we got a bigger TV for the bedroom, and normally, as a family, we're watching Cheers from a distance, and up until historically, I would be watching on small TVs.

When we got the bigger TV, you're not even gonna believe this, Ryan, but in the office, starting around season three, closest to the door, on the middle shelf is a sign for a beer, and it's called Jenner's Golden Ale, and Jenner is my last name.

So my name was literally on a sign, uh, in the office of Cheers for most of the series.

Um, where else can our listeners find you if they w- wanna hear more from you or read from you?

Well, like I said, I'm, it's, I'm kind of an analog, uh, gal, so my books, my physical books are available at most libraries and, and independent bookstores, uh, near you, and also are available on Audible on audiobook.

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... after going to dinner, and her hair is sticking out, and it was such a wonderful sight gag.

I also thought, and I'm not alone in this, at the time [laughs] that Ted Danson was the most handsome man on television.

And it's ironic because I'm also a fan of New Girl, and there's actually a joke in New Girl where the bartender says, "This is the most handsome man that ever lived," and shows a poster of, of, of Sam Malone.

Um, and, uh, Mindy Kaling as well in the, in The Mindy Project, 'cause I'm a huge sitcom watcher, also had, uh, an homage to Diane.

She dressed up as Diane one year for Halloween.

So I think there's a generation of women that are in their 50s that kind of caught Cheers at that time and, and really were into, I think, for me, the wordplay, the humor really resonated with me.

Um, where else can our listeners find you if they w- wanna hear more from you or read from you?