Hi everyone, welcome to the Golden Ratio Podcast. I am Jen, G.R. Mom, joined us

always by G.R. Dad. How's it going G.R. Dad? Good. Excellent. Excellent. The cocktail of

the week is the island sunrise. It looks like a sunrise. It looks good. Yeah, it's

pretty cocktail. I figured out why Brody's anxious. Why? I just saw some lightning. Oh, damn. He's got some kind

of perception. So, because Remy's still sleeping. The island sunrise, which we'll need a few of,

if it's going to thunder tonight, is normally made with right rum. I, of course, made it with coconut

rum. Cream of coconut, pineapple juice and orange juice. You should shake that all together,

and then you put a little like bloop of grenadine in it, and then it sinks to the bottom and it makes

that nice ombre sunrise. It's a ombre. It gets darker on the bottom or more vivid. It's really

nice. Redder on the bottom. Delicious. It's tasty. It's like a dessert in a glass. No.

You ready for administrative corner? Oh my goodness. I love I am not the only one who loves

administrative corner. We have four items on administrative corner this week. What? No,

spits out drink. That's great. That's better than three. Oh my goodness. Okay. So the first

administrative corner, since you alluded to everybody else liking it, is because I tweeted

in administrative corner item this week. So you guys, Twitter is doing this stupid thing. So we've

had super followers on Twitter for like two years, and now they're called subscribers. And if

the same is Patreon, it's like literally the same content as Patreon. And like four or five times

a week, we post like a bonus video or pictures or like we'll occasionally do a live stream or a

bonus podcast. It's the same stuff that we've been talking about for two years. And it used to just

be like you didn't see any of that unless you subscribed on Twitter. And now fucking Twitter

is like in the four you page showing like the beginning of those tweets and then going like

subscribe to unlock and like a bunch of people are legitimately bad mad because they're like

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