Hey, Tyler. Hey, what's up? What's going on? I'm doing. I think I saw you last week again.

Oh, yes, you did. It was such a swell time. It was. It was. It was. You know, these flights

up to Boston aren't that bad. You could just, you know, come in the studio and we could

record this once a week. That's true. Or we could just record a handful of them. I don't

know if I could say for that long. Yeah, that's we would be. I don't think it'd be fair

to our guests. The first two may be good. Maybe like the first and the third and the fourth

one. I'd just be like, yo, I can't anymore. So for the record, we're not doing that on this

episode. But there's no but I don't know why I like I'm starting it. No, it's and and

today we have Hannah from Lawless Design and interior designer, who channels a lot of

mindfulness, health, wellness and related related back to her firm and how design in general

is more than just what something looks like. Yeah, I looking through her her page on Instagram,

which is Lawless underscore design. I know Nick, you were kind of talking about her stories

and the low lighting and her stories, but then kind of cruising through her Instagram

and seeing her design and kind of how she approaches everything and how understated it

is and and it's really it is super calming. You know, how you had said she's doing the

lighting with their stories and just looking through everything. Every space is a space

that we could live in as a family. It's very organic. It's it's not overly done there.

She does a really nice job. She does. Yeah. We also talk about photography and how important

that is and how long it takes and how long it takes and also some of the secrets that go into

getting the perfect photograph. So how are you? I'm good. Are your hands out? You sound good.

You sound good from sanding. Um, my whole body sore. Anna, I know I thought I've been following

this project, but for those that have not been following this project, can you elaborate on what

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