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Welcome to That's What She Said, the Sarah Spain.

Interviews with actors, comedians, athletes, neuroscientists, authors,

anybody I find interesting. We talk about their careers, successes, failures,

and how they ended up here talking to me. I think I asked some pretty darn good questions,

but don't take it from me. Just ask star of screen and stage Nick Offerman.

It's a great question. It's a, it's a, in a stupe question. Oh gosh, that's a good question.

That's a great question. Gosh, uh, that, that's a great question. That is a great question.

This has been a litany of great questions. I was right to agree to agree to this.

My name is Alexandra Horowitz and I have a dilemma. Dogs do not live long enough.

To quote the author Agnes Sly Turnbull, dogs lives are too short. They're only fault, really.

I know that you just lost two beloved dogs fairly recently. Dogs who were featured in your books

and studies and other work, uh, two within a month of each other earlier this year.

And I'm heartbroken for you. This is a dilemma, um, for all of us dog lovers and dog owners,

and what did I have a solution? I, um, will be looking for one more and more so as the days pass,

because I live, uh, with three old dogs. And I'm not counting my husband, that makes it four.

Um, Fletch, uh, is going to be 11 in November. Um, and he was actually recently diagnosed with

an incurable and very aggressive cancer. Um, we found it because of another sickness that he's

sensor covered from. Um, and he's spry as hell seems totally healthy and happy. So we're hoping

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