Hello everyone and welcome to Impossible to say. My name is Kat Wellington. And my name is Emily Proctor. Hello, Kat. How are you? I am good. I do want to give a disclaimer that I am like, I can't stop sniffling. I'm just the most congested I've ever been, not to be dramatic. So if you're hearing that, like, I do feel

horrible. That is disgusting, but I'm going to try to avoid it. I'm so sorry that you're down in the

dumps. No, it's okay. It's a common cold and I will get through it. It's just like starting to seem

a little bit less common than I'm used to. I completely understand. I do think the COVID is going back around, which is really sweet because

it's her five-year anniversary. So she's just making her rounds again, which is nice. I really didn't

think this bitch was going to like last this long. I mean, I guess we were saying that in like 2020.

I just can't believe COVID.

I hopefully don't have COVID.

That would be so embarrassing, but I'm hoping it's just a cold.

I did buy some nasal spray.

And another thing to complain about, my ears have been popped since i hate that what wait wait

since new year truly since new years i'm having trouble like figuring out if i'm experiencing

some sort of like OC not OCD obviously i know i'm not using that lately i don't have a CD but

like after big bear i couldn't stop feeling like they

were popped because we drove up in the mountains. And then since then I just, I feel like they're

popped. And then I'm like, oh, maybe I should go to urgent care and get that taken care of because

it just feels like there's pressure in my head all the time. And I have health insurance, so that's something I should do. But I haven't made it over there yet.

But I, you know, I might soon.

Because I'm gaslighting myself out of it.

Like I'm going to go and they're going to be like your ears are fine. They're going to be like, nothing's wrong with you.

Yeah.

Well, that is the benefit of like having health care and paying for your health insurance.

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