Next time on Dear Alice.

I was just going to ask, like you said, that this is like, no other project that Alice

Lane has done, in what ways did that push you guys and how did you, you know, like for

lack of a better term, like combat that, like, oh man, this is going to be hard to do,

but we're going to do it in a tasteful way by doing this.

I was talking to the design team before, like, you know, just having a group conversation

talking about what were some of the challenges or some of the biggest celebrations.

And honestly, as a designer, you want to do something different.

It would be so boring for us.

If we had to do the same thing, it would be Groundhog Day, day after day after day after

day.

And we get to meet the most fascinating humans.

We, you know, and even this home wasn't intentionally like, we're going to, it wasn't Barbie

Dreamhouse from day one.

No, we didn't think of it until.

It wasn't that until she started to kind of like, talk to us about this, like, this

collection she has of Barbies that she's been collecting since she was a little girl

that we're in.

Incredible.

Hundreds and hundreds of Barbies that have never been opened, or if some of them are

in protective acrylic boxes that I'll stand on the shelf, I feel like we didn't even

know that the office we were doing was going to house Barbies, no, until like the plot

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