Hey, Wunderfels, welcome to this replay of the episode that I did many years ago with the wonderful

Jeunette McCurdy, who currently has a number one New York Times best-selling book. I'm going to go ahead and say it's best selling

everywhere beyond the New York Times as well called I'm glad my mom died and I

just wanted to sort of flash back to the conversation I had with with

Jeanette so many years ago and put it into a context in terms of how far she's

common sort of what her life experiences have been since then and in

context again with with the wonderful book that she wrote so it as we near

500 episodes and as we near the end of the year, Julian and Max Fun and I wanted to just kind of revisit

some nostalgic episodes, especially when there are people like Jeanette who have written these amazing books or have amazing projects

going on that sort of take me back to those initial conversations.

So it felt like a perfect time to do that.

I want you to enjoy this episode with Jeanette and have

wonderful holidays and I will be speaking with you more in the new year. You're going to be. I will say that I am struck with the horror of you being my first guest who's I has played my daughter

like that is seems bananas to me in part because I don't have children yeah I mean I could have had I could have had you but I would have been a teen pregnancy.

You looked like four years older than me.

I love you so much.

It was ridiculous. I felt like there was no, I was so confused when I saw you.

I was like, wait, but this is not,

because I was already playing a character

that was too young for my age, you know?

So then to have you on top of that, it was like,

wow, I feel really awkward. and the whole reason behind it as we

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