Hello. Oh, interesting. Where did you learn Bip-Bop? Because that's a go-to for you.

Well, that was definitely something that I got a lot of flack for.

Oh, my favorite murder. So I'm not going to say it anywhere.

You do it? Yeah, well, she does something. Georgia does something very similar.

And I think I just listened to that show so much when we were first starting the podcast that it got in my head.

It became part of the vernacular.

And then I started doing what people pointed out was blues clues.

Do do do do do do do do do like I started doing blue Scootoo you can too.

And we didn't realize it. Somebody messaged us about it. And then I couldn't unhear it.

And so Bip-Bop I think is what Georgia said. So this time I said Bip-Boop.

So everybody leave me alone. Oh, okay. You're right. Sorry.

My bad for even causing a ruckus. Well, you should have heard the one day my favorite murder and us released the same true crime story in the same week.

And I've seen complaints about that before.

We only happen once. And I feel like people.

People think we're like I feel like we're in a people think we're in a group chat with my favorite and morbid and all these other.

Seriously, I feel like apparently.

Apparently we're all announcing like we're telling each other let's all release the same episode the same day.

I think like I'm on we feel like we're all each on our own little island.

And we can maybe be with each other every now and then. But like we're very isolated because we're so focused on our own shows that I think.

We don't. Yeah, just to horizons that much.

Just a reminder to those that if we all put out a story at the same time it is truly just a fluke.

I don't think it's ever happened again. I mean, it happened one time with my very murder and that was like three months in to our show.

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