Oh, rest in peace.

Rest in peace.

So all it meant was that the artist, and then they said to me, "You know, we don't wanna ask the artist to redraw the whole thing." All he had to do was take the pizza boxes out and put the nickels in.

But this gives you some idea of the creative process that goes into books like this that are factually correct.

Now, a little book like, um, my original one, Bert and Ernie, right? Here we go, Bert and Ernie on the cover.

So the Dr. Seuss books were educational.

They were about science.

Hate your words.

1982, something like that?

Ninety-eighty-two, correct, and then I was senior producer for 3-2-1 Contact, which was another whole story.

And then I just kept writing and writing and writing and writing, and I ended up-... at Random House as their director of video.

This was back in the VHS days, and once I was in there d- directing all the videos, back in the day, they used to just take the artwork for the book and move the camera around.

It was called animatics.

And I produced all the music and all the voiceovers and all, everything for that.

But now I'm in Random House, so I'm an author, proven author, and I happen to work there [laughing].

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