Hey, I'm sorry, Andrea. I'm just dying because Andrea's a producer before she hits her

chord. She goes, have fun. I'm here. And it sounded like a mom dropping us. I'll be right

here. I'll pick you up for some nasty soon. She's like, have fun. I'm right here. Call me

if you need anything. Yeah. Call me anything. You have packed lunch. Now, did you bring

your lunch in a brown paper bag or a full lunch box? I think we've talked about this

before. She was definitely a brown paper bag girl. No, I was what? No. No, first-generation

kid. I had like tupperware with like Dominican food in it. I had to be refrigerated in the

teacher's lap. Literally. You had the soup. The soup, the little cup thing. Yeah, no one

wanted to like trade my freaking plantains for string cheese. Oh, I was. Lauren was

this so obnoxious towards my mom who like loved giving us a cold lunch box. And she'd

be like, Mom, I'm not taking a lunch box to school. I have to have the cool brown paper

bag. That was only. Yeah. That was only middle school in high school. In elementary school,

I obviously obeyed the lunch box role. There was a lot. But why did you think it was so

cool to have a brown paper bag? That is so cool. Lauren was such. She knew that it's

so minimalist. Why would you want a plastic not very ego friendly, though? No, it's paper.

What do you mean? Of course it is paper. It's better, but not a not as good as a reusable

lunch box. Let me tell you the brown paper bag fit in my backpack. So I wouldn't have

to have an extra hand for my fucking lunch box. And then when I was done with it, throw

it out more room in my backpack. I never had a lunch box, but they felt they were so

pale. Like, it's like holding a pale. Well, we had like the thermos ones. Like, I remember

as a logo, it was like, Artic something. Artic something. Eglow IGL. Eglow. Yeah, everyone

had a Eglow box. Yeah. Eglow lunch box. I glow. It was I glow. It was. It's a glow. Yeah,

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