Hello, everybody. It's me, Cecily, Nobler, here with Stephanie Wilder Taylor, and we are here to talk about in just like that.

And just like that, which we were already cool enough to know that it was terrible and now the world seems to have caught up with us.

But aren't you getting agitated by all these articles saying all the things we've already been saying?

Like, no, duh.

I'm in a bad mood.

I should tell you that from the jump. Well, I'm in a bad mood. I should tell you that from the jump.

Well, you being in a bad mood is only good for us.

Right, right?

It's only helpful.

Listen, this is objectively not a good show.

The world, as you just said, is aware of it.

So it's like, it's almost like we don't want to beat a dead horse, but there are so many things that were making me so mad that when I did find out that you weren't in like

the greatest mood, I was so relieved because, um, I mean,

listen, you love the show. You love the show. I love sex in the city. You love sex in the city.

I've seen every episode, no joke 15 times. If you ever had like, what do you call it, like a quiz,

like a pub quiz or something. Uh-huh. Uh-huh. And that was one of the categories, like a sex in the city,

what do you call like a trivia thing? You want me on your team. I would win. I would win for you.

But this is just like it's just so, so fucked up the show. Like why? Why? Why?

You and I have been talking about this and and I guess it's on our other show.

Well, no, it's on Rose Pricks, but it's for a different television show, which is The Valley.

I believe the Valley is the one where we're just like it's become Three's Company.

Right.

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