Hello and welcome to comp.

Hello.

Hello, Lucy.

Hi.

It's a lovely week, isn't it?

It's a cold week in New York.

It's cold.

I'm wearing, people like to critique my fashion as if I'm a, who would be critiqued to, like, people at at the Met Gala men who go to the gala of

balls and swim with the swans those are the men you typically hear about what they're

wearing you know who they're wearing what kind of scarf they kind of scarf they put on in the bedroom,

things of such nature.

But for some reason, I'm being singled out, constantly with the hoodies.

I need more hoodies a pair.

You buy a good hoodie because it doesn't fall apart.

It's a car.

Look, I don't think that those men at the Mecgala are that much better

dressed than you. No, I mean, if anything, those two tuxedos, I mean, you try, you try picking up

a bunch of wood in a tuxedo. You see what happens. It's disgusting. But, you know, maybe you could

have, you know, a splash of color in the hoodie is.

It probably wouldn't hurt.

Like, I like to be neutral toned.

I like to be earth-toned.

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