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Guaranteed Human. Look, Matt. Oh, I see. Wow. Bowen, look over there. Wow. Is that culture? Yes. Oh, goodness. Wow. Las Culturistas. Ding-dong. Las Culturistas calling. We're talking nails on both the hands and feet. We're talking pedicures, manicures. Feet nails. how we like to get them.

Yep.

Because just calling. We're talking nails on both the hands and feet. We're talking pedicures,

manicures, how we like to get them. Yep. The hangups that go into scheduling them. So I go like,

my nails become like, um, pica. Is that what it is? Just like it starts to flake. Like ice i i peel layer by layer of keratin i guess what we're all saying is we're nail biters here this is the nail biter community

i've since been reformed i've since reformed they look amazing i have to say no i don't know about

that they look great and that's that you have such a nice jewelry, you want people to notice it clearly.

So when everyone looks at your fingers, it's like they better be together those little

cute.

Sure, sure.

But you are, you're chronic with it.

You are a chronic biter.

That is how my anxiety manifests.

That's right.

You know when I was a little boy boy I was flexible enough to put my

toe in my and toenail in my mouth and then my mother saw me set saw me doing it one time I was like

seven or eight and she was she sat me down like I had like done something really wrong and she was like

I want to talk to you about what it is you've been been doing was the fetish born or killed in that

moment I guess killed because it was like it was

really serious. It was like I really want to talk to you about your behavior. It's like I had been

doing drugs or something like this has to stop. You have to stop putting your foot in your mouth

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