And you wrote your memoir and I felt like, wow, you knock the memoir off early.

I'm saving that till I'm 92.

Your is too much is not enough.

And it's quite revealing.

I mean, and your story is just beginning.

You've got so much career ahead of you, I guess you'll be writing another one.

Well, I would I would love to.

I start, I started writing it because you know, when you're doing a Broadway show and you you get sort of the stage door kids that come to the, you know, to see you after the show and and they all a lot of them would ask me for like, the shortcut, basically like, How did you do in that good?

Well, there is no shortcut.

And like as much as I would like to say, like I plotted, you know, my role in the Book of Mormon like That's just the life of being an actor that, like sometimes things hit, sometimes things don't.

And, um, there was certainly a lot of things that I thought would be a big deal.

And then we're not a big deal.

And so that's when I That's how I started writing.

It was just like, This is what it's actually like to be 19 in New York City, like, you know, shuffling around, trying to get your career started, Andi.

Then it's sort of naturally turned into sort of more personal stories about, you know, like my dad dying, or about how I lost my virginity and all that stuff, and it's fine.

It's all fine and good when you're writing it in the privacy of your home.

It's another thing when you know your mother is going to read it.

And I'm talking about, like, regrettable blowjobs like That's not Yeah, that's not great.

Which, which was almost the title of the book, I'm told it should have been if Random House had any sense in their heads.

They let me go with that title.

Regrettable Blowjobs.

The memoir.

Andrew Reynolds is here with his memoir, Regrettable Blowjobs.

Andrew Next up on fresh air, Terry Gross.

Oh, my word.

Um, so I know that would be strange, because I'm thinking if I were ever to write something, my biggest worry would be Oh, my God, my my family my my parents, my brothers and sisters.

They're gonna be read about me losing my virginity during Obama's second inaugural, and I can't have that.

That's how it's too revealing.

That's too revealing.

It was late in life.