The only thing better than watching TV is taking it personally.

OMG you guys it's taking it personally and just like that I'm joined by recent Andy's

girls guest co-host Louis Staples.

He has a couple things to say about a show we're just about to deep dive but you also know

him as a writer and Housewives anthropologist whose credits include Vogue, GQ, Rolling Stone

and more. He also has been a spiritual writer girl talking about and just like that.

So who better to deep dive than Miss US Staples? Louis how are we doing?

Fabulous. I'm excited about the repurpose of the word recently like we're really taking

that to new levels like we recorded and his girls like 10 minutes ago so yeah recent

is it's really the word of the moment. Truly and I was just saying I am having a little bit

of a Carrie Bradshaw computer purse moment because our tech for today's recording has really been

a little bit of a grab bag of delight so fingers crossed the AGs and tippers which is a

a grouping and identity that truly I'm the only one participating in are able to listen to

this episode because I know it's going to be a goodie. Now listen you've written about and just

like that the new episode went up a lot of thoughts a lot of thinking I would like to start by

sort of understanding your connection to sex in the city and how that may have affected your

perspective of the spinoff. So interestingly I actually the first time I've ever watched

any sex in the city was the first film which I went to see when I was a teenager with my mom

oh my god I know it's sacrilegious so I well I was never allowed to so context I'm 30 years old

and I was never allowed to watch it when I was younger because it was too you know grown up

so I think when I got to the age where it was like appropriate to watch that type of thing

my mom was like I really want to go and see the film so we went to see the film like a good

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