You're going to dance like it's 2005.

Come on get up.

You guys, welcome to be a host, Kelly Williams, and today I am joined by a friend, a hot girl anthropologist, the host of not aspirational Hannah Brown, in parentheses, the good one. Oh my gosh. Thank you so much for having me, Kelly. I'm so honored. And right before you interviewed me, I was just imagining the nostalgia and now theme song, like, playing right before this. And I got really excited. It always hypes me up.

Well, thank you. Thank you. It is one that I'm very proud of. Shout out to Grace for that.

But Hannah, how are you?

I'm great. I'm better now that I'm here having this convo with you.

I'm like so excited. I'm good. I feel like a hot girl summer is in like full effect, but I'm actually using this summer. I actually want to hear your thoughts about this. I feel like so often summer is associated with like slutty, feral behavior. And I'm using this summer to kind of like lock in and get organized and like be feral but in a more controlled way. Like we're not going full brett summer this year. We're

going like get your shit together, Carol, like Jennifer Aniston salad kind of way. And what are your

thoughts on that? How do you feel about the summer? I hate the summer. I feel like I have the

opposite of or whatever seasonal depression, like not in the winter. I have it in the summer because

like I grew up in the early 2000s. Hate my body, hate wearing shorts. But I like that idea. I do.

Literally earlier today I said to Blair, I was like, we have to organize our pantry,

which words I've never said before. Oh, but it makes you feel so good. Like organized life,

organized spirit, organized soul. That's what I always say as of right now.

When do you feel like most organized? Is there a specific thing? Because for me, it's putting away

clothes in like a good way instead of just throwing them in my draws. That is so true. I hate putting

clothes away and I put it off as long as I can. But when you finally do it and you do a good job, that's like major. Also, I feel really organized on top of my shit anytime I change my sheets when I like know that I have fresh sheets to get into. That and then also like anytime I finish some sort of meal prep, which I don't do all the time. But like if I take a Sunday where I'm like, I just prep these five things, I'm going to be eating healthy all week. Then I'm like, wow, I'm superhuman. I know you just recently moved not too long ago. How was that process? Honestly, a fiery hellscape. And you want to talk about like not being on top of my shit? Like, I realized, like, last week, I was like, okay, so I found out like in October that our landlord at our old place was kicking us out of our house, which you've been to before. It's such a cute house. It was a huge loss. And then we moved in here end of January. And I realized I've been like emotionally eating and drinking like since October. And that's when I said, Hannah, it's enough already.

You're not even enjoying it anymore. It's enough already. So, you know, I'm like doing good now.

We're settling in. We're vibing. Still have some more stuff to do to make the house, like,

cuter. But like one step at a time, there's no need to rush. It's like learning to fly or falling in

love. And the immortal words of Jordan Sparks.

Incredible American Idol winner.

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