It's that time of the week again. Welcome to another episode. Happy Wednesday. I feel weird, but I feel like I need to say it's deep tea. And it's Natalie, if you didn't know by now. You know, this episode is a little

hard to record because I feel like I'm still recovering from last week's improv class. I was so,

so, so mortified the fact that we had to dance. I just, I just couldn't. You were good. You're

you're really good with, you know, when you like go back and forth, like the little side swings.

That reminds me of the new trend right now where everyone's doing like the Charlie Brown dance moves. Have you seen that? And it's so funny. It's so funny. I think you could do it.

I took inspiration from that and barely moved.

You know that dance move that you see at weddings where people sway side to side and they snap their fingers?

That was deep-de.

Oh, like an old grandma.

Yep, that was me.

Let's not use the word old on this podcast now more. I should have learned my lesson already.

No, it was fun. It was fun. I was out of control during that class. I, like, found my soul. I, like, froze up. As soon as we started dancing, you would think that it would make me feel better and, like, loosen up a little. No, in fact, I was stiff. I was just like, oh, let me get through this class. I don't think I can do it. So during this dancing exercise, we first started paired up. And my partner asked me, like, do you know how to swing dance? And I was like, what about me looks like I know how to swing dance? I was like, look at me. At least it wasn't line dancing. I know, I was like, I could barely, I was like, I dance like I have two left feet. I was like, look at me. At least it wasn't line dancing. I know.

I was like, I could barely.

I was like, I dance like I have two left feet.

I was like, you're going to ask me if I know how to swing dance. I don't think I've like danced soberly in a long, long, long time. So it kind of hit me out of nowhere. I don't know if I give off this vibe, but I am the type of person who dances in my living room.

You don't give off that vibe.

Like, I don't know if I give off this vibe, but I am the type of person who dances in my living room. You don't give off that vibe. Like not well. Yeah. It's like if a good song comes on, I'm like, wow. You know, like break out into a little dance. I actually don't feel like I'm the type of person that you would think of who dances in their living room, but I do put on music and, like, clean. And, you know, I'd be swaying. Yeah. Not well, but I be swaying. With the swiffer, you're like, put it on the beat. You're like, back, forth, back,

forth. Exactly. Now you know what happens in this living room. Yeah, I was dancing a lot over the weekend because it was Ayanna's wedding. Yes, tell me about it. Oh my gosh. It was so, so magical. I did the bridesmaid speech during the reception, during the dinner. And I start the speech off by saying, Ayanna and I have been friends for five years now. And that still shocks

me the fact that I met not only her, but you five years ago. Yeah. Where has the time gone?

I know. It's so weird. And I cannot believe that she's married. Like, that's just. Oh, it was so, so

magical. Listen, her being married made me realize

the show doesn't work. Love is mine does not work. That's just my opinion. I know that, like,

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