Jeff, I'm not sure if this is really going to mean much to you, but I have two tidbits

of news for millennials who listen to our show.

I am a millennial, so it is relevant to me.

Okay.

Um, it is this week, it has been 30 years of the RL Stein books, Goosebumps.

It is the 30 year anniversary.

I've heard of them. I've seen them. No idea. I couldn't even, I'm assuming it's some haunted

theme.

Okay. Yes. So it is. Um, the guy has written 180 books today, which is like amazing, right?

He writes at least for a year. And he, there was like an open market, I guess, when he was

younger for, it's, I don't want to call it horror, it's like horror like scary things for

kids 12 and under. So it's like the seven to 12 age range. So it's like scary stuff.

I never, I checked a couple out of the library. I never wound up falling through with them

because I thought they were really scary. Are they like ghost stories or their ghost

stories? They're all none of them are things that could ever happen. Like, okay. Like one

of them is like, you know, these kids, this is like a really famous one is like these kids

find a, like a camera or whatever. And they, you know, get the pictures developed and all

the pictures taken on it are like bad things that are going to happen. But like that can

happen. You know what I mean? So it's like, I was reading an article about him like Time

Magazine did a piece for a 30th anniversary. That is a, that is a tricky needle to thread.

It is a very tricky needle to thread. Scary things for because that's the age where

if you see like I think that's the age when I saw the movie piranha and I did not go swimming

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