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For just $10 a month, get access to our full library of premium content in addition to receiving early ad-free access to the regular episodes you hear in the show. Here we go. All right, Rebecca, it's fall media diet time or just like other stuff we've been doing that isn't books, I guess. I can talk about some traveling. I didn't talk about my San Diego bookstore adventures. I can do that here. I know you've seen some movies or some TV. Where would you like to start? We can sort of ping pong back and forth. I would love to hear about San Diego travel. I've actually never spent time there.

Um, some movies or some TV. Where would you like to start? We can sort of ping pong back and forth. I would love to hear about San Diego travel. I've actually never spent time there.

Well, San Diego is what people who haven't been to L.A. think L.A. is. It's the weather is better,

especially, it's more of it's on the coast. Like, again, the San Diego that I visited, maybe this is more touristy parts.

But a lot of the L.A. that I go to is not on the water.

And so, and it has, it has a big city feel to it, where San Diego feels like a lot of smaller neighborhoods.

But the weather is just unbelievable. It's unbelievable. It was like 65, 68 and sunny and low humidity with a little high breeze. I've been there a few

times. We went and stayed in La Jolla, which is a Tony, I guess it's a different town, but it's in the San Diego area. It's on the water,

all the fancy coffee places that you could walk to. It was just, there's beaches that the kids

splashed around the water. Again, it's still pretty cold, but like, it's, it's so beautiful

down there. And, you know, we did the zoo.

We went to a couple of universities just to walk around.

Like, this is one thing we've done as the kids have gotten to 13 years is going to check

out a college university is kind of like just an activity on its own.

You go to a different part of town.

You can learn something about the school and give them some sense of possibility.

But I found, I went to two bookstores that were

individually notable. The first one is Warwick's in La Jolla, which is in the Tony downtown area.

But would you like to guess the year that Warwick's was established?

Oh, I think I read something about Warwick's recently.

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