Danny McBride

I was pretty young.

I was probably, this was probably like third or fourth grade, but I'd watch her like in the kitchen with that typewriter typing up these scripts for these puppet ministries.

They would be two or three pages long, simple stories.

But that had a massive influence on me when I was a kid.

I just, I thought it was cool that she was creating something in our

you know, kitchen, this place where we all hang out and just watch TV and she's creating something.

And then two days later, I'm in the middle of church, like watching people react to something that she created.

It always had an impact on me.

I think it was.

I mean, I wasn't participating in those stories, but even just participating in the sense that I would help set the stage up, and there was this anticipation of like, oh, I wonder what they'll think about this one this week.

I just, I don't know.

There was something about it that I just found fun to know that there was something concocted for the benefit of other people, and then wondering how they would react to it.

I kept those puppets for a long time.

They were, I didn't know what to do with them.

They're kind of creepy.

So they were like in Tupperware sets.

in my house in Virginia.

And then finally, after years and years, I gave them to my sister because she had been asking for them.

I don't know what she does with them.

I'm not sure if she's doing her own puppet shows for the enjoyment of herself at the house or what.