Hey everyone, welcome to Pink Shade. Happy Tuesday, Mary Payne. We are reunited as of yesterday

and it feels so good. We're so good. We're up to our number eights at

yesterday. We've talked to each other and we took a 10-day break, texting only,

and here we are right back at it. Yeah, so we had to celebrate. We had to

come back from our 10-day break by literally talking so much yesterday that

your family was like, are you done? Are you going to rejoin the family unit

again? And you're like, yeah, eventually, maybe tonight. Yeah, and I did, and I

had my dinner, and I came right back to my Heidi Hol with my laptop and my

phone and sat here and did my life after a lock-up notes that I had forgotten

to take. And then, you know, as it goes with these things, right when you sit down

to write your notes, like, okay, well, this is no big deal. No, I forgot it was an hour

and a half episode. I'm like, damn it. I know. I do not want to listen every week. We

ask, why? Why do these networks do this to us? Why do they not give us any

warning? But I'm just going to assume it's an hour and a half, and then if it's an

hour, I'll be pleasantly surprised. There you go. Yeah, assume the worst or expect

the worst and hope for the best. We don't, you know, what the best of life after

lock-up love after lock-up love during lock-up is an hour and a half episodes, though.

Yeah, I agree. I'm paying to recap it. The hour episodes, like, I always was

left wanting more, which is maybe a good thing for a show, but I love getting an hour

and a half every single week. They have the content for it. They really do. Oh, yeah,

they do. Oh, yeah, they do. So not to confuse you, even though we're opening with

talk about life after lock-up love. This actually isn't 90 days. Yeah, this is a

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