Babe. Babe. Babe. Babe. Babe. Babe. I'm Laura. And I'm Ryan. And this is Babe.

Okay. Hi. I love doing the Valley of Cherish. I know it's a really good sign.

Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hi. And welcome just to contextualize what we're up against today.

Ryan has now invited an entire camera crew into his apartment that's filming us doing this podcast.

It's not the first time I've done this. I mean, for for baby it is. But I've had like, I've had other crews in here.

I did shoot. I did shoot. I'm not going to do a shoot.

So we have an audience. Yeah. Which is exciting. Yeah. I too love a camera. Yeah.

You also have had photo shoots. I've had photo shoots. I had a New York Times video shoot.

So there goes the neighborhood. Yeah. I wonder if the neighbors are buzzing.

I'm probably not. They don't care. So yeah, it gets better is filming Ryan. Yeah.

For a little video guy. Yeah. TBD if it gets better. I think it does. I think it does. Yeah.

It's gotten better for you. For me, the verdict is still out. Oh, come on.

You know, it's getting better. It's getting better. Yeah. Day by day. I like that motto. What?

It's getting better. Yeah. That's good. Yeah. Yeah. You're just adding three letters in front of gets. Yeah. Yeah.

So we have no guests today, which I'm sure no guest. Yeah.

We really put ourselves out there on a guest journey. And now we're really new back in.

But we're having more. We're having more. We're having more. But like let's not get Ryan gets like really lit for a guest.

I love a guest as well. But I also like just the two of us. I don't know.

Because like when it's just the two of us, it's just more work. It's more social work for me.

Like if we have a guest, I can just be like asking them questions and then kind of coast.

I like that you categorize literally sitting down and talking into a microphone as work.

Honestly, it is. When Jonathan or someone came over and was like, and did your podcast and was like, I know Jonathan did.

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