Hey, what's up, everybody.

Welcome back to Cringdale.

That's me, Cecily, Nobler with Stephanie.

Cange da.

Bonjour.

Let me ask you this.

It's a day.

It's a day.

Does it feel like this type of show that we're doing is more French?

It's super French.

I think so.

I think it's like, it's like Paris is weighing in on like American pop culture, you know?

It's funny you say that.

And if you're French speaking, get ready.

I was at dinner with a friend a couple of weeks ago.

And our waiter was French.

And he was very French.

Like he was adorable and he kind of flirting with both of us. You know, it was just ridiculous. But I loved him so much. And I was like, hey, when I was in high school, I took French and we had to learn a poem. Does this make any sense to you? Right. And he was like, oh, okay. And I was just like, Lassigal, it van chante, all the tea, it's a provo, for de apprave you, con, vienne. And I say all this, and I, he's like, okay, you said the grasshopper and the rest was just gibberish. Oh, no. And I was like, all this time, I've been reciting this, you know, I can do a pretty decent French accent.

You know, I can, I can sell it.

It was, he's like, oh, it's the famous. It's about an aunt. It's about an aunt and like a cricket or something. I don't remember the poem exactly. People know it. And he's like, oh, yeah, it's a famous poem that we have. But most of what you said is no or not words. Oh boy.

And then just seriously made me laugh.

I was like, no wonder I struggled.

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