Not yet. There's an issue.

"Did I just see Kari Byron in the waiting area?" you ask your receptionist as Kari Byron, of "MythBusters" fame, does indeed walk into your office.

"I saw your name on my list for today, but I have to say I'm still surprised and honored to see you here, Kari," you tell her as she stands before you in a tight green shirt and even tighter blue jeans, looking like she had just walked off the set of the show.

"Well, you really shouldn't be so surprised John," she tells you as she plops down on your black leather sofa, "because it's never too early to think about life after "MythBusters"."

As you begin work on a contract that you hope will keep Kari in the public limelight long after the show ends, Kari begins just making small talk with you, but does admit that their could be a problem.

Of course, you say to yourself, the Discovery Channel people.

"They're not going to want me to sign this," she tells you, "so we might need to convince them to let me."

As I handed her the contract you had for her, you told her, not really believing it yourself, that you would be able to handle it without an issue.

But the question was could you?