Grant Ginder

And so it allows you to kind of tap into yourself, the best and worst parts of yourself as you're writing the characters.

And so in that way, I think it's always fascinating.

I haven't.

I haven't yet.

I'm dying to, though, because they brought in some really, really incredible talent.

And they have like a full cast doing it, you know, from Michael Urie to Joel Pace to Patty Murin.

And I can't wait to listen to it.

I'll be honest with you, I love hearing people and actors sort of interpret my writing with like zero direction from me.

It's always really fascinating to see how someone else takes this text and does their own thing with it.

Oh, totally.

Totally.

I have a really, really great group of friends from college that we're still in touch.

And we're scattered now.

Some of us are in New York.

My closest friend, she's in London.

Another one's in Philadelphia, another in DC.

And so we're scattered a bit.

But I do have a really close group of friends from college.

And then I also have a very, very close group of friends here in New York.

I think that having a group of friends or even just a handful of really, really close friends, that's what life's all about.