Yes, exact same way, despite being at different addresses: 
#!/usr/bin/env perl
use v5.38;
use Text::ExtractWords qw(words_list);
say $^V;
my $text = "12/21/84 Bob's 21st b'day was a wine-and-dine.";
my $copy = $text;
say "Text: $text";
say "Copy: $copy";
printf("%s %s\n", \$text, \$copy);
my @list;
words_list(\@list, $copy, {minwordlen => 2, maxwordlen => 26 });
say "Found words: " . join ' ', map {"[$_]"} @list;
say "Text: $text";
say "Copy: $copy";
printf("%s %s\n", \$text, \$copy);
__END__
v5.40.0
Text: 12/21/84 Bob's 21st b'day was a wine-and-dine.
Copy: 12/21/84 Bob's 21st b'day was a wine-and-dine.
SCALAR(0x140829a68) SCALAR(0x1408299d8)
Found words: [12] [21] [84] [bob's] [21st] [b'day] [was] [a] [wine-and
+-dine]
Text: 122184bob's21stb'daywasawine-and-dine
Copy: 122184bob's21stb'daywasawine-and-dine
SCALAR(0x140829a68) SCALAR(0x1408299d8)

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