Hello, I'm Welcome to Saver Production of I Heart Radio. I'm Annierees.

And I'm Lauren Volkobom, and today we have an episode for you about Kenwa.

We do! We do! And I just just want to say, sometimes when we do these intros,

Lauren knows I always point at myself like this is who I am. I almost forgot my name,

so it sounded like I was stumbling a bit. I was like, oh my god, what's the name?

What's like that episode of SpongeBob where he becomes only a waiter and he forgets his name

and the guys like, what's your name? Great waiter. And it goes into his brain and they're like,

what's the name? It's all these little SpongeBob's to exemplify the brain and everything catches

on fire. That's what essentially just happened to me. But it's all okay.

It is, it is all okay. And I know that it can be, you know, sometimes switching from year

from year spent, your stuff mom never told you in true to your Saver intro can trip you up a little

bit. Yes. It's amazing. I stopped writing out because I write out that line every time,

even though I should know it, the entry, the opening line. I used to write out my name because

I would have that struggle. But I thought I'd passed it. Apparently, I have it.

Apparently not. Apparently not. That's fine. That's fine. And, and full disclosure, like, like,

Annie is not alone in this. This I, I, when I do that outro spiel, y'all, like I have to do it,

like with my eyes closed. Frequently, I forget what order it goes in. I sometimes I say it the way

that I say it in brain stuff. I forget our producers names all the time. I, it's

I think goodness for our producers, because they make us sound like we don't do those. I know.

Yes. Oh my goodness. I, I four serious, our producers are the best team and people on the

entire planet. And also they make us sound good. Yes. But yeah. Keenua. Keenua. I do love Keenua.

I recently just had some and it was so, so, so good. I love to like crunch the texture of it.

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