You're listening to the beautiful mess podcast, your cozy comfort listen.

This week we're dissecting a favorite comfort watch movie for decor and home inspiration.

This is an ongoing series for us, and this week's selection is You've Got Mail, a Nora

Efron film from 1998.

This is definitely a millennial comfort movie to the core.

I was so excited to rewatch this one.

Yeah, I had such a wonderful time.

We actually watched it on Valentine's Day.

It's so cozy and magical, wonderful, all the things.

So should we describe it a bit for, I know there's probably, probably isn't anyone who

hasn't watched, but just in case.

Yeah, yeah, go ahead, just in case.

Okay, so Joe Fox played by Tom Hanks is a, he's pretty much a person who owns Barnes

and Noble, who's opening a Barnes and Noble in New York City, but they don't call it

Barnes and Noble and Kathleen Kelly played by Meg Ryan is the owner of a magical, beautiful,

little bookshop called The Shop Around the Corner, which is also right around the corner

from the imposing Barnes and Noble.

And they have become sort of like online pin pals in the earliest, most primitive possible

version of the internet.

And so yeah, the movie is called You've Got Mail because it's still in the era where

the computer says, you've got mail every time she opens her computer.

It is very nostalgic from a technology standpoint, like kind of shocking, kind of jarring, like

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