Childish, oh shit, last time I checked out still a kid.

Childish, oh shit, last time I checked out still a kid.

Childish, childish, this all freaks me off it.

Childish, oh shit, how can I pet when I'm still a kid?

Childish, oh shit.

Who the hell decided I's ready for this?

Kay now. Greg Fitzimmons here.

And Allison Rosen.

It's time, Allison, for another episode of Childish.

It's a podcast we've been doing now for about four months and I still

love it. I get excited to do it every time. I was going to say it's the highlight of my

week. I love your laugh laugh I was thinking about that.

Thank you. Yeah you have a great laugh. Thank you so much and I just love the chance to come here

and talk with you. You're like a therapist I don't pay.

Wow, that's nice to hear.

I'm glad you took that as a compliment.

I was thinking about laughter in terms of, you know, how you get to know somebody, how you, instantly in the first, you know, five minutes when you hear somebody laugh.

There's all the posturing of manners, eye Contact, Being Interesting,

having all that stuff you take in as you judge somebody.

But I don't think anything reveals the soul

the way somebody's laugh does.

It's such a vulnerable thing.

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