Hello, hello, hello, oh my goodness. I love this energy at the top. I forgot to do an Instagram of your hands. Oh, that's right. So I'm making up for it. So I have to now. Yes. We'll reprogram you. But I miss you. I missed you over the past three days. Okay. Well, thank you. We've talked a lot.

What's me on this? We had a late night phone call this week and it's been so nice to like we're like, oh, we connected and we just had a really good time. I love you too. I was saying things to you and you're like text me. That's good. Let me just say this. And I'm not setting you up for a bunch of DMs. I hope. Yeah.

But Darren, as far as advice is concerned, has just been through it all in a sense. Thank you. I guess some of the things she was like, you know, my dad has always said, did it done? I was like, can you actually stop what you're doing?

He texted me that and she did. So, um, you were like, I can't handle this. I know it was like, I was just, it's just you're amazing. So thank you for everything.

Test him into my parents. But thank you. But speaking of texting before we get into the case today, I want to just say flat out. I have an hour. I don't know a case

recovering. I didn't read ahead because Matt our bartender texted. I believe both of us. He definitely texted me and he was like, he's like so many twists and turns in this case. I don't want you to read ahead. I want this to be a surprise.

Is it unfolds for you? Well, for you, I think that was important because he did tell me some of the things Matt's here in the room. By the way, hi, Matt. Oh my god. Don't

face that champagne bottle to me. How many people die when you're opening a champagne? Yes. Death by cork. I was a lot actually. I think I'm opening one right now. And it's facing me. I think I think we compared it to dying worth

icicles. I think it's 30 people a year. Something like that. But how do they actually? Like, do you want to get you in the heart? And I saw it. And you die? And you die? Fuck yeah, you

know, like right through your skull. I don't have this. I don't have the heart to tell him like where how the body anatomy works. I'm just going to let him live.

For people die annually. Thank you. Megan just looked at how many people? 24. 24 usually. That's my number. But I could feel like if you're have a champagne bottle and you hit the cork to hit a

chandelier and the chandelier falls on you. Is that the chandelier killing you? Or laughing, but it's not funny. Is that well, that's I feel like we've worked at

ox I've worked at oxygen long enough that I feel like if that's happening 24 times a year, I would have seen that on one of our headlines at this point. So I'm going to say let's let's

source that Megan, you know what I'm saying? We're sourcing. Yeah, here we go. Matt's going right now.

The deal is covered her face. I was good. Actually, thank God. Where did he point it? Straight up. I think we survived. Yay. I mean, I love that sounds, but like I don't trust Matt.

At all Matt jumped back up, but I wanted to ask him what we are drinking this week because he's pouring something. He's pouring some champagne, which I like champagne, but I don't know if I've ever had it at the middle of the afternoon on a Wednesday. Well,

buckle up. Let's miss it.

I'm.

It's got to be lost everybody.

We're having a cocktail called piss of death, which though hopefully makes sense to you.

Doesn't make sense yet to me. I'm dying. That's comment off of a website called the daily meal.com. I just have to shop them out because I'm taking the rest of you. Sure.

It is one and a half ounces of gin, half an ounce of cream, the beilette, half an ounce of fresh lemon juice, two dashes of lavender,

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