What's up, everybody? Welcome to another episode, a bonus episode of Just Saying with Justin

Martindale. I'm Justin Martindale. We've got a lot to cover, but as always, I want to thank

you all for listening. Thank you for subscribing. Thank you for all the sweet comments and

the reviews on iTunes and Spotify. You guys, my little Just Sayers are awesome, and the

feedback is even greater, and it's very appreciated. John, how are you, buddy? Not bad. I did notice

that you had a lot of questions about my nerd weekend. I had a very nerdy, unashamed

week. I went a little extra in my nerddom. If you saw my Instagram, you saw that I went

to the Bridgerton experience, which was everything, and I'm going to give you guys a full recap

on that as well as my Easter Sunday tradition. As of this Easter, I went to some people

went to church. Some people went out of town to visit their families, celebrate the spirit

of Easter and have Easter egg hunts and whatnot. I went to a Renaissance fair, and the theme

was pirates. That's how I celebrated my Easter. But first, the Bridgerton experience. Now,

I loved Bridgerton. A lot of people, I think, feel the same way. I love a good time period

piece. I had a lot of people get into the gilded age on HBO Max. 2020, the Bridgerton series

came out by Shonda Rhymes and everyone lost their minds because it was this series set

in the early 1800s with period pieces and, you know, modern music played by the vitamin

string quartet, which is just awesome. I think I might have listened to a vitamin string

quartet playlist. Borderline unhealthy, like I was listening to like Harry Styles and people

were gearing up for Coachella. I was listening to the vitamin string quartet gearing up for

the Bridgerton experience, which was held in downtown Los Angeles at the Millennium

Biltzmore Hotel, which is a beautiful hotel. Also, I think it's touring. So if it's coming

to an area near you, get some tickets, dress up and go because it's really kind of, it's

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