Hello?

Hey, Catherine.

Hey, Catherine. Hey, what's up?

I don't know if you heard this weekend I was brutalized on, wait don't tell me oh my god how

they said I was dirty and that I probably smell bad and that I probably don't probably smell bad and I probably don't have a nice apartment.

That's a good show. Yeah, it was just like what we were talking about on here. The kind of low blows, not really wanting to engage with the science of the biome, but fully

embodying the classism that is defined cleanliness throughout the ages. How are you?

Well, Jim, I had an exciting experience this morning and I'd like to tell you about it.

An exciting experience.

Well, this is abnormal for our times.

At the beginning of the pandemic, I was so isolated

because I live alone. And that was bad for the for the old psychic state right sure and then I a friend of mine who is outside the city started describing that he'd gotten really into birds.

He had set up a like bird feeder in his yard and he was feeding birds and he had gotten really into it and he's like an unlikely person to be a birder like he's not someone I would have pegged as a birder.

Because he's human? He is a birder. Because he's human.

He is a human being.

Yeah, we're natural enemies with birds.

Why do you say that?

Hmm, I just feel it inside me. Okay.

Do like little dinosaurs?

Yeah, that's part of what makes them cool.

We're going to put a pin in that.

All right.

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