the Nikke glaser podcast here's Nicky hello there welcome to the show it's

to Nikke glaser podcast I'm the problem it's me um I am in Los Angeles still

um Andrew is in St. Louis Noah is in Arizona oh a great little morning here and

Santa Monica. It's beautiful outside. Walked to get Starbucks this morning. Everything's good. I'm packing. I'm going to Atlanta

for a taping. I get to sleep all day on the plane. That's awesome. I love I love going on a plane all day across country.

I leave it to here. I land at 945 there. The day will be over.

And in the plane, no one can get you. There's no obligations. There's no like urgent. Like you need to do this thing.

The world just is on pause when you're in a plane. Even though you can't get Wi-Fi, you still it's the only place besides

maybe if you go spelunking or on a hike up a like if you're camping those are the only places

plane, spelunking in a cave for camping are the only times where you have an excuse that your phone is not

if you're not on your phone. Maybe hospital. Hospital could maybe emergency room. Maybe surgery. Yeah, you're being surgery. Come on.

But hospitals have great Wi-Fi. But you always what I'm saying is there's those the only places where you have the benefit of

like the Wi-Fi wasn't working because otherwise you can get on a network. Yeah, it's free. You can never escape it anymore.

Are there a lot of homeless people in Santa Monica? Is it bad? Is it as bad as people say like when you go for a wall?

No, Santa Monica isn't because it's rich people. So it's like a couple of them.

There's walls and stuff. Yeah, Venice I hear is no offense to anyone living in Venice. I hear it's I mean, we didn't.

We were about to get an Airbnb there and I told Chris I'm like I think the homeless situation is not good there.

And he was like, I don't know about that. And he texts his friend like, you know, my girlfriend's a little worried about the homeless situation

in Venice. She's like, Oh, yeah, don't come here. It's bad. They, you know, especially when they break up the camps, which they do every so often.

Like it's just and I feel so bad for these people. They don't know anywhere to go. They don't want to be fucking homeless. They don't want to be on drugs.

Like it's just it sucks for everyone involved. And yeah, I was I was wanting to originally live in West Hollywood.

And I just was like, I don't want to do that because I was thinking about bringing out Luigi. And I just didn't feel safe fucking my dog.

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