Hello and welcome back to Close Reeds here on the Close Reeds Podcast Network. I'm David Kern and I am joined by Sarah Jane Bentley and Matt Beiaco, Sarah Jane. Matt, welcome back to the show. Thanks for joining me.

Good evening. Matt, how are you? I'm swell. We are here to discuss the final chapters of director of Justin by Lewis Ackin Klaus. We're going to discuss the ending as well as some things that have come up on the Facebook page,

which I'd like to bring up.

Before we do that, though, I want to remind everybody that next week we are going to be answering your questions.

So be sure to toss a question into the hat, so to speak.

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you know, that activity. And you can also email them to us, and the email address is

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so desire. And you can do that at Close Reeds pods. And I'm going to mute my phone so that we

don't have to listen to that noise.

Let's start here. Well, should we start with what I said. We should start with Matt.

Sarah Joe, Matt and I were talking a little bit off the year. Someone asked a question.

No, let's do this. We're going to start here. This is great radio. Okay, so, or podcasting or whatever.

Should we start with the question? Yeah, exactly.

I'm on edge of my exercise ball.

What it's going to be?

So Sarah Jane, I should say, when I posted the thing about how you're going on maternity leave

and you're looking for someone to fill in for you at Eaton,

people were commenting on the Facebook group, like, how did that not show up? leave, and you're looking for someone to fill in for you at Eaton. Yes.

People were commenting on the Facebook group, like, how did that not show up, that little

fact that you're going on maternity leave, not show up on the get-to-know-you thing?

And I said, I wasn't sure if that's something that I should, you know, drop into the,

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