David Bluvband

She's very on camera.

She was a, she's a performer.

She was really like very, if there was a camera on, like my dad was into like,

videotaping stuff when I was a kid.

And if the camera was on her, she would like perform and she'd get me to perform.

And she would be like very, very, she was like, she was a, she's a big old ham.

Well, that's kind of like Lewis in the story.

Lewis is a ham.

A little bit.

It's not, not that performative.

She's like, uh, like I, I feel like I, I feel like I wrote Lewis with a little bit more of like, I don't know.

I think my mom, my mom would just like being goofy.

This one I wanted to write from, like, I think something I really, like, honestly, is, like, a struggle as my thing as a writer is, like, I have...

I kind of think of a setting first, and then I try to picture what goes into that.

You remember Mighty Max?

You remember those toys?

No, I don't.

From the 90s?

This was after my time.

This was probably after your time, but when I was a kid, there was this British toy called Mighty Max, and it became like a cartoon show, and it was this like,