Brad and Mir for the culture.

Love you, Pee.

All right, everybody.

Welcome to a brand new episode of Brad and Mira for the culture.

The Other People shows weekly pop culture assessment. I am Brad Listy,

joined as always by my friend and co-host Mira Gonzalez. Hi, Mira. Hello, Brad. How are you doing

today? What up? I'm great. I should mention that I am old. I'm a Gen Xer and Mira is young. She is,

are you an elder millennial? How do we define you again? I think I'm like a middle or younger

millennial. Okay. With the spirit of a Gen Z. That's right. That's right. I identify as Gen Z, despite being a millennial.

No, I don't.

That's really embarrassing.

And I hope the youth doesn't hold me to account for the embarrassing thing I just said.

So I want people to know that Mira just went to therapy before joining me for this episode.

That's right.

I need a professional to help me with my co-host.

It's rough out here. So, you know, I've got to hire a high-price therapist to help me deal with

my emotions before I talk to Brad. She's emotionally vulnerable. She's always emotionally vulnerable.

Yeah, that's true. Especially so. I am curious, though, how you feel after doing therapy and then transitioning into talking with me. It's definitely weird. Like, I feel like you're like about to be like, okay, so like, let's explore that more. Like, how does that feel when you're like in this? Like, so like when your mom calls you and you immediately start

biting your nails like what is going through your mind at the time like okay let's practice

some like centering exercise like I feel like you're about to like bust out some serious

therapy talk at me right now and it's going to take a minute to shift do you always do therapy

before you talk with me oh yeah I've got a like five different appointments a week

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