This was the first time ever in all of our podcasting over two plus years that I slept through my alarm.

Oh, did you? But I ended up like waking up. I think I just didn't turn an alarm on rather than say I slept through it.

Let's just, I didn't turn it on

call a spade a spade and so like I'm just feeling completely fatrot it like

just shoveled a little bit my hair is not quite right forgot mascara so for this is one of those things

were like I would we would never have noticed unless you say really my hair is like off

completely off kilter no the kilter but you're on your kilter. But thank you. What I wanted to say

mostly about my appearance is that you might notice that my eyes are swollen shut. I didn't. You didn't?

No. It's because I saw we live in time last night. Oh right.

The Snapchat you sent me last night after after you're viewing definitely I noticed.

The swollen eye piece. Well your whole face was swollen.

Like a baby. like a baby like a baby that cries you know like their face gets on

I still cried so hard your lips got swollen I noticed I'd say it's been about 13

hours since I entered the theater I entered at 745 last night it's about 10

I am now so 12 plus give or take give mostly. the I still don't know what to say. I really don't. That film will be a classic. That will be a classic.

I like really get emotional from like movies about sickness and love.

I think like that's what really kind of tears me apart more than anything like

Fault in our Stars type of movie but this had an added layer of like yes I'm

depressed yes sickness is terrible but also like life is beautiful and life is worth it, like even though it can be really depressing and that was what was so special about this movie.

Oh, interesting.

Yeah. And these two actors, Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh,

if they don't win an Oscar for this, I'll never watch the Oscars again.

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