Well, my, my, my, are we getting a four-week break from Autumn Sunrise? Every time you say that, I laugh. And every time you say the word yeeded, and you said it last episode like six times. Every time you say it, I laugh. It's a guaranteed laugh from me. Because I can't say it like a normal person. I was like, and then he was yeated out of the car. I'm like, and then he was yeated.

Start the fucking music.

Welcome to I think not.

The podcast where we've been covering on soft mysteries, but you sick bastards wanted this show instead.

My name is Ellen Marsh,

and across for me is Joey Taranto back in New York.

New York.

How are you, my love?

I'm so good.

You know, listen, life happens.

Life is always happening. I got a buzz on my door today and I was like, who is it?

And they're like, fire department. And I went, come right on in. And I let them in. It was a strip-off.

They came into the courtyard and they went into another part of the building. And I was like, well, is anyone going to share why I buzzed you? No. Okay, well, good luck with everything. So I still don't know what happened. And that's New York. And that's New York. How are you? Oh, I'm great. I don't even know what day it is. So that was a lie, actually. It is, it's Thursday. It's Friday. It's what? It's Friday. No, it's not. Shut up. This is an audio medium, but obviously Joey and I record staring at each other, and I just want to give you all at home a visual. Are you wearing an eyeliner? No. Oh, okay. Well, first of all, I don't. Oh, great. There's a story. I got a spray tan, and sometimes the spray tan makes me look super washed out around the eye area. So I just put like a little something in my lash line to give it some definition. Why? Does it look nuts?

So the answer is yes. All I needed was a yes or a no and you had to give me a whole explanation.

Well it's for a camera. I'm on. I'm on camera. You know what I mean? I want to look good on camera.

I'm not wearing it to go to the Walgreens.

Okay. Well, you look like you're wearing eyeliner. You all, we are covering Netflix's

worst X ever. Does it look bad? No, you look gorgeous, my love. Gay, but gorgeous.

This is four episodes. We're covering season two because the first episode is a case that I am very familiar with.

I have covered it, I have talked about it, it is rage-filled.

So, Papa Xanax, this was your warning.

And if you are looking for more content like this, up-to-date stuff that's popping off on Netflix and everywhere else,

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