Welcome to the perfume room.

By popular request, I am bringing you another solo episode.

And I will say, if that was not your request, totally fine.

Feel free to skip this one and I will see you

next week. Okay, guys, give it a second. Wait for it. Wait for it. Okay, I think it's just us. It is just me and you.

This is for everybody who wanted this episode. Hey, I need to tell you about my son of the day today because I am

truly blown away.

I am wearing Joram Studio Gorsland.

And I cannot remember if I talked about this scent on the podcast before.

But it was one of the fragrances that I smelled when I was in L.A. a few weeks ago, I went to the Lucky Scent store, scent bar.

Shout out to Emmy, who works there if you are listening to this, because I said to

Emmy that I was really looking for something that was like Rudy and starchy and vegetal.

And she pointed me in the direction of Gorsland. And I have to say, it totally delivered. It was

the fragrance I didn't know I wanted. And it's Rudy in a way that reminds me of

parsnips. As you guys know, whenever I blind smell a fragrance, I do try and clock what I think

the notes are just as like a fun little like test of my nose or what I'm perceiving or maybe

there's a reason. Like maybe certain notes tend to smell similar and that's why like I think I'm perceiving apric maybe there's a reason, like, maybe certain notes tend to smell

similar, and that's why, like, I think I'm perceiving apricot, but it's really peach or vice versa.

So, in any event, the notes that I clocked, which were very wrong, were parsnips, almonds

in, like, a sort of cherry almond-y, almost like medicinal type way, fennel, some sort of sunshine accord,

something herbaceous, almost like house-planty, but all of it grounded in something that really

felt like a root vegetable. It's so different from anything I have smelled. And I want to

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