Welcome, Todd and William Ramsey, our guest this evening for another amazing California.

And William, how you doing?

I'm doing well. Thanks for inviting me back.

Just trying to write down some of my notes from the books.

Okay.

And Todd, you doing good tonight?

I am so happy to be here.

Thank you so much for having me.

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tonight's subject is really, really fascinating.

And I'm going to admit up front, I have never read Catcher in the Rye.

I was telling you guys this earlier.

And I'm kind of glad I haven't because now with all the various things we're going to

talk about tonight,

the things I've learned and the things I know I'm going to learn this evening, I think it's

going to make it a much more interesting and textured read. So Todd, take her away. Where are we going

tonight's subject on Catch catching the rye.

Interestingly enough, written by J.D. Sallinger, the only book published by the author,

author in the July of 1951.

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