I get to start. Hi, everyone. Welcome to fat mascara. I'm Jennifer Sullivan. You're intrepid

beauty co-host. How do I follow that? When you give me the power to start the podcast

because I feel like you usually start, I like really go all in, don't I? And normally

I'm just like, what's up? I just saw my niece this weekend. She goes, do radio voice.

Because she listens to me on the podcast and she's sick. So she starts to hear the

different, but she says I sound different. So she was like, okay, can you read? She asked

me to read her bedtime story in my radio voice. I feel like your radio voice is your

same voice. I don't think you're like, yeah, there's like different voices for like your

customer service voice. You're talking to like an elder, you can read the kids' book

when you're like bored and they're like, they read me a book and you like just sort of

half-ass it and they know she wanted me to bring the energy. Oh, okay, soothing tones.

I definitely have a radio voice when I want to. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Do the whole podcast in like the book you would read the voice to read the children? We

read Aaron's hair, which by the way is a very disturbing book. Port Aaron like says he

doesn't like his hair. It's actually a beauty thing. And so his hair jumps off his head

and runs away and Aaron is bald and it gets stuck. That is a nice. It's also really weird

illustrations that go along with it. It's like, I had so many continuity questions. I was

like, okay, does he have a clean shave after his hair fell out? We don't have any patchiness.

How did it get stuck to the policeman's face? Are we using wig glue? Like don't go too

deep on Aaron's hair, the child's story because it does not hold up. Let me just say that's

really funny. Oh my god. Anyway, Gwen, that's for you. That entrance. How are you? How

is your week? What do you been up to? I've been bouncing around. I've been very busy,

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