Kim and five four three.

All right. All right. We have come a long way, haven't we? We are near the end of our season. Oh my gosh. Okay, we've come a long way. Yeah. And we didn't just get here. I mean, it's been 30 years to get. It's been 30 years. 32 and counting. Yes. My God. I got to tell you, I'm a little bit exhausted, but I'm excited.

Rewatching all these episodes has been like a It's been 30 years. 32 and counting. Yes. My God. I got to tell you, I'm a little bit exhausted, but I'm excited.

Rewatching all these episodes. It's been like a treasure chest, just opening up all these beautiful little goodies. And exhaustion looks good on you. You make exhaustion look good. Thank you. You know, we had a lot of people come through. We've done a lot of things. You know, I think we should talk a little bit more about Yvette Lee Bowser.

We've mentioned her.

Right.

A lot.

But, you know, I think we should talk a little bit more about Yvette Lee Bowser. We've mentioned her. Right. A lot. But, you know, I think we can talk some more about her. She's the creator, writer of this show. And at the time, her name was Yvette, Yvette, she remember. Oh, they're talking about a little old me before I was a Bowser. I'm'm blushing of meeting, Yvette.

Yeah, I do.

My first impression of Yvette was that she was, you know, very pretty, very bright and joyful

and funny and super smart.

And I was excited that we were going to be doing this journey together.

And I don't remember where we met.

I don't remember if it was breakfast or I think it was over a meal. It was at my house, Kimmy Cat. And I remember because you had shrimp in your purse. It was lunch. That's all I know. That was nice. And I just remember thinking, wow, this is the beginning of something amazing. And I felt like she had it.

Okay.

It.

Okay.

Sounds like a damn rash.

She also had a motto.

She did.

It was like sort of a North Star vision of powerful female sistership.

Kim, they were end-ebel female friendships.

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