Amy Poehler

Yeah.

That's correct.

So the only thing robots don't have, human feet.

And when they show them, they have an extra toe, and that's kind of interesting.

And if you were listening at the very beginning, Sarah has a weird condition where her big toe is just a sack of bones.

Right.

So if that's your kink, then you got to go to her toe channel.

And if that's your kink, then we're not kink shaming you, but you might want to think about listening a podcast entire way through because it also might be satisfying.

All right.

Sarah, thank you for doing this.

Thank you for coming.

Thank you so much, Sarah Squirm, Sarah Sherman.

It was so fun to talk to you and you're so fast and funny and yeah, what a delight.

And you know, Sarah and I talked about a lot of people that we've had the pleasure to work with, but I just want to give a little shout out again to a woman in my life who really shaped my career.

And I know a lot of people in Chicago could say the same, and that is

Sharna Halpern.

Sharna was the creator and the person who started a theater called IO in Chicago with Del Close.

And Sharna was just one of those people that if she saw something in you, she puts you in front of important people and she puts you on stage.

And in my case, she changed my life.

So thank you, Sharna, for helping me meet most of the people who I still work with today.