Hi, Rachel. Hi, Caitlin.

We shouldn't really even being saying hi, because we've been in communication for the last 53 minutes trying to get this podcast recording started.

You know, you would think that it's just plug in a microphone, open up and

get, and there you go. If only it, if only it were that simple. If only, we were in Riverside.

We went to Zoom. We went back to Riverside. We went to Alito. We came back to Riverside. Now you're

on a different computer in a different part of your house. Coming to you live from a kitchen, by the way, part of the problem is that there's something going on with my computer,

clearly, which we just kind of came to the conclusion of. And so because I thought that there was

something wrong with my microphone system, I bought a new microphone. This is my first time using said

microphone. So I have zero idea how this sounds. Also, I'm in my kitchen, which there's a huge echo in here. So the sound quality this week, you guys, might not be top tier. And we apologize. You know, I don't think anybody's coming here for top tier anything except for gaping and yapping and giggling. And that we can provide no matter what we can deliver

on. We can deliver on that. Okay, so should we start with Just, I know we did a recap episode last week

of our New York trip, which if anybody hasn't listened to that, it is one of our best. It's so good.

The energy when we are in the same, not only room, but bed, is palpable.

It was such a fun, silly episode and we talked all about being in New York and going to watch

what happens live. So for our Bravo girlies and gays, you guys will love that one.

To jump in because we talked about something about Oregon, the Oregon Trail,

and we've had a lot of feedback about how Rachel pronounced the word organ.

Okay, by the way, she's talking about the state of Oregon, not the organs in your body,

like your stomach and your heart and your liver.

Correct.

So Rachel and I are both mispronouncing the word. We are. Well, you definitely are. Well, you definitely are. I definitely am.

So what's the correct pronunciation? Or wait, you say, say it again? I say Oregon. Oregon. No. It's Oregon. Oregon. Oregon.

So again, the problem is... Maybe that's how I say it, Oregon.

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