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on. Treat yourself. You're worth it. You deserve it. We're here. We're going to be

talking about the show, season one, season two, and where the story is going with the

one and only, Andrew Clevver. Here I am. I have two questions. Let's start. Where

did the idea for the whole thing come from? Well, that is actually a weirdly interesting

story that I have only found out now. I only see it looking back on what happened because

it was all very organic when it happened. When I looked back on it, I realized it was

actually something went on. I wrote this memoir about my conversion to Christianity, which

was the great good thing. In it, you can see me praying to God, oh Lord, if I'm going

to become a Christian, don't make me become a Christian novelist because who opened

his worse than those novels where everybody finds, you know, everybody finds Jesus and

everything's great. You know, and the guy gets hit by a car, but it's okay because he's

going to heaven. He's going to heaven. It's all for the best. They become movies. They

make zillions of dollars. This doesn't sound so bad. I'm terrible. I just, I didn't want

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