We're recording now, John. Did you know that? Did you know that's my podcast work? I just learned that. Yes. This is fascinating world that we live in. So fascinating. How are you today, darling? I'm well. Okay. You know, listen. Uh-oh. Uh-oh. I'm just like...

I don't even know. So you're just like- I'm just like- I listen.

Winter just really feels like it has been like laying on hard- You're not even in winter. Oh, isn't that crazy? It's not even winter and I'm- So you're being a better buddy?

I am. And I'm just grumpy and bitter-beddie about the winter. And like, you know, last week we talked about it on another shot, you know, Thanksgiving came and went. I felt very gross. All Thanksgiving. I didn't sleep well. I know. You said that.

I just want to be in shorts and flip-flops in the sun. Is that too much to ask?

Okay, I used to be like this. Like where it was just like spring and summer. You know, even fall, like fall doesn't really exist in New York. You get like two weeks of 72 degrees, 60 to 72 words perfect.

And you're not exaggerating. It's two weeks.

And then that's it. So it's really just like spring and summer that I even in my birthdays and spring, you know.

Right.

But as of late, I would say actually since dating 80 am I have fallen in love with winter. Think about it like this.

Okay. I think people get better with layers on clothes, which is shocking because you think I would think that girls with less clothes would look better. No.

Right.

I think you can be more fashionable. Yes.

But smell less. That's a good point.

Far less stinky.

That's a very good point.

You take many drinks.

Many drinks, no rats or cockroaches or anything like that.

Like and it's so much nicer going into a crowded place, which because we live in New York, coming from the cold.

That's true.

And just praying that there's air conditioning.

I agree.

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