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The art, the valuable art of being able to repeat yourself is very important.

But what you were talking about before with your kindergarten teacher and the fact that you

were in love with her when you were in kindergarten.

And then going back and thinking about her today being 70-something years old, it's, I think,

akin to us using today's standards to go back

and sort of judge people's actions in the past, and you can't do that to yourself because

it just winds up being terrible. So for instance, for me, I started following Eve Plum

on Instagram, and you know what? That can't end well. I know. I know. It's, you know, all of that's gone.

And I somehow have to compartmentalize this and she's no longer Jan Brady.

Yeah, no.

And she never will be again.

Maybe not.

But you can hold on to those memories.

Can I tell you something about, there was a time about, I don't know, 10 years ago, 12 years ago, maybe a little bit more, where

I was getting to an age where nostalgia was really starting to poke up its head, you know?

And at first it was, it was not fun because I found myself sort of sad, like, wow, why can't

I be back there doing that?

And that was so much fun and I was young

and whatever. And I realized that nostalgia is something that has to be tamed and you have to get a

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