Tetrogrammaton No, I, I, I will talk about it when we record, but like the show has made work in life the same thing in so many ways.

How long have you been filming now?

Now, for three or four weeks for this.

No, but you started before that.

Well, I started before that and then I would film off and all in that break between

like October and January.

I would film some.

But everything has been since the last special.

Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah.

And from the time that you started it, what I remember was, I'm just going to start

filming stuff, but you didn't have a, I don't remember you having a clear vision of an end

of what it was going to be.

No, no.

Well, it's, we're treating it episodically now. Like it's like just episodes of the show. Um, no. Well, it's, we're treating it episodically now like it's like just episodes of the show.

Just thinking of it as like a docu-series, but like it kind of flows like life like nothing's on a rigid schedule.

It's really funny how it's coming together because it is like it is work, but it's not. It's really funny how it's coming together because it is like it is work, but it's not.

It's so personal now that like it's stuff I should do to grow in life.

Yeah.

And I'm doing it.

I was thinking about this the other day, how much, like, it resembles, like, when I did

the multi-camp sitcom, the thing that's hard about sitcoms, like, they can be funny, but, like,

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