Cooper Moll

Like she lets go what she needs to let go of.

It's true.

Yeah.

Because there's tension there.

When that happens, like when you feel that push-pull, it's tense.

And it actually is harmful to the writing.

It makes it even harder.

Yeah.

Some people don't give you the benefit of making their way through it.

There's, there are some people that you work with that will listen to one thing and then bail and then make their own decision about the trajectory of

of where you're gonna take the story in the season and that's that's their choice.

But when there's real trust and there's real clarity when producing I and which is clear that you you cultivated trust on every side of the sources like every

I think it's a testament to how people perceived your commitment to the story and the trust there.

So I absolutely enjoyed working with you and top five joys of the year for me is working alongside you, looking at your work ethic, how you dedicated yourself to the story.

Is there anything that I didn't ask you that you feel like is important to share with the Betrayal audience?

Because I think this is a story for us.

This is a story for our Betrayal listeners, for sure.

It's a ride.

It's a roller coaster ride of just really understanding, you know, this whole story.

I don't want to spoil anything for our audience who are like, that are just interested in this story.