Welcome to Dennis and Julie, I'm Dennis and have always been Dennis.

I made peace with my assigned gender, so did you, I think, you've always been

Julie. Did I ever tell you that I had an imaginary friend growing up named

Dennis? You never thought is that true? No, really young. By the way, you did not

know. Talk about imaginary friends. I was chasing. I won't say shocked or bad

or it wasn't bad. You did not know who Mr. Snuffa Lopigus was. Big, big birds

imaginary friend. Did you ever see Sesame Street? I'm sure I did, but I don't

remember. Oh, that's so it was so big when I was your age. Do you know that I

watched I watched it? I was at Columbia. I can't believe this, but I it was I

never watched TV except Sesame Street. Really? Because it was a charming funny way

to begin the day. It was completely unwoke. It was innocent, funny,

Burton Ernie and Mr. Snuffa Lopigus and the cookie monster Oscar the

grouch whom I loved. The guy who loved dirt basically lived in a garbage can.

Anyway, I had a great time with it. There was an imaginary friend. So you had an

imaginary friend named Dennis? Yes, I did. It's because I had a nanny who had a son

named Dennis and I don't know. I thought this nanny was very cool and I

wanted to copy some element of her life. So I said that I had an imaginary friend named

Dennis. So now a non-imaginary friend? I know. I've leveled up. You have. All right. You

said you had something on your mind. Well, I said I had a fun topic to bring up

at the beginning and it actually segues nicely because you just said that I

don't know about Sesame Street. Well, yesterday, Dennis and I were talking about

candies from our childhood. Remember that? Oh, that's right. And so last night, I went

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