What's going on, everybody? Welcome back to another episode of The Vile Files.

What reality recap edition? Here we go. Yeah, it's, uh, we're, uh, often running. We're

just, it's like freestyle, basically, the really matter. We are live from New York.

We're not live. We're live right now. Yeah. We're recording from New York. Uh, the household

is, uh, back in LA, ladies, how you doing? Allie, Amanda and Derek. What's going on?

What's new? What's cracking? Do you have a good weekend? Yeah. I saw stars. Did you see

that clip of like all the people lined up in New York City with a man with a telescope,

like pointed at Saturn? Yes. You saw him. So I did a different, there is like, like the

graphic observatory once a month in the summer, all like the astronomical society of LA whips

out all their fancy telescopes. It is the one of the most awesome events I've ever seen of like

the most like gentle astronomy nerds, like being like, Hey, you want to come look at the craters

on the sun? Or I, I don't know enough about it. But I went with my perfect craters on the sun.

Yeah. Like I don't know. Do you see any craters on the sun? Do those sun have craters?

There were spots. What I will say is there were spots on the sun. There we go. There were.

So we were looking at the sun. Yes. So it was like, we went at like sunset. At night.

So we went at sunset. So that way it was like, we saw sun. We saw stars. It was amazing.

And isn't there like protocol not being able to look at the sun in a telescope? I'm not like,

I think sorry. Your eye is doing. No, it was definite. This was definitely not looking right at it.

Yeah, but those like that like lunar, not lunar eclipse, because that would be the moon. Solar eclipse.

Solar eclipse. When they're like, don't look at it though. But everyone does. It was different.

Everybody is. Yeah. Thank you so much for having me. Thanks for coming. Yeah. We, you know,

we had to get a like a local New York. It's like our New York New York week. How are you doing,

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