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Hi, I'm Kristen Davis, and I want to know, are you a Charlotte?

You guys, we are here at Are You a Charlotte with Mary Beth Barrett?

This is so surreal.

You have no...

I don't even know if I could even count the number of times I've watched sex in the city all the way through. You couldn't even count? I think I do a rewatch once a year and I just finished my recent rewatch maybe like four months ago. And then when I went back to watch the episode, we're going to talk about I almost let it keep playing. But I was like, I can't do this. I actually can't do this. I love to hear that. Yeah. I love to hear that so much. Thank you. Thank you. Well, I do feel, as I said to you when you got here, that I feel like you and Benny are carrying the torch forward with overcompensating and all your comedy and all your, everything that you're doing. I feel like you're the next generation, like, you know, trying to make

good stuff, like out there, pushing the envelope, talking about the issues. So it's so perfect that

you're here to talk about boy, girl, boy girl, which people do in a bit. But first I want to talk

about you a little bit, and I want to talk about overcompensating because I'm so, so excited.

And when I first had Benny on, I hadn't seen the whole season. Okay.

Because my niece had told me to have him on, she was like, have Benny Drama. I was like, I don't know who Benny Drama is. I love that. I had to do some research to like catch up. And I was like, wow, these kids are amazing. We're, you know what? We had good role models with you guys. Because I feel like sex in the city was so formative.

And actually, I remember where I was the first time I saw sex in the city.

Where?

Because I was born in the 90s. So it was a little bit like, you know, mature for me as like a kid when it was airing. But then in high school, I had a sleep over at my friend Julius House. It was like all the girls were all still friends to this day. And she had DVDs of like the fourth season or something.

And we just dove in and I was like, holy shit, I think this show is going to change my life.

And ever since then, I've, yeah, I guess that must have been like 10 years ago.

It's just been such like a mainstay constant for me and watching the movies over and over.

And then just like that, it's just been so fun to follow the characters.

But I feel like sex in the city was such like a progress.

I mean, at the. and watching the movies over and over. And then just like that, it's just been so fun to follow the characters.

But I feel like Sex and the City was such like a progress.

I mean, at the time.

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