Okay, so Eden, you know my mother, Priscilla.

Oh, baby, do I know Priscilla?

We love Priscilla.

When I was a child, I was, you know, maybe three.

Apparently she loves, yeah, she loves to tell this story where she had her address book and some expensive coffee table.

Every time she describes it, it goes up by another thousand.

But every time, like, she loved...

I apparently as a kid,

drew with bright blue Sharpie all over her address book

and all over the coffee table.

And oh my God, was she mad? Is this one of these stories that she just loves to tell, like over and over and over and over again? Yeah, you know what she does? So the address book is old as hell. It's from like 95 and she'll bring it out at dinner parties. That's like because she like loves to prove it. Because she threw away the coffee

table, but she still has the address book that she loves to show people. She's not getting rid of that.

Okay. So shockingly, shockingly, you were the Axel and Priscilla was the mic? Absolutely. Maybe our

recap of 106 the front door can help us kind of move through that. Absolutely. This will be therapy for you, honestly.

And maybe Joey Newman, our music composer for the series who are interviewing today, will

have a little bit of insight.

So, Brock, let's get to middling.

Yeah. Welcome to Middling, everybody, where if you don't know by now, which you should,

Brock and I break down an episode of the middle each and every week of our lives.

Being with you and Jess last Sunday or a couple Sundays ago for that live watch was so much fun.

That's the way to watch the middle.

That is the way to watch the middle.

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