Hello, Michelle.

Hello, Evan, and hello everyone listening to Spare Parts.

Actually, I should just say, hello, tartlets.

Hi, Tartlets.

How are you guys?

A little strawberry rhubarb tartlets.

Yay, just little tarts.

Although one man did write that he was uncomfortable being referred to as a tartlet, and I went, that's your stuff. Yeah, but, like, I feel like it's more than one man. I feel like there's, we have a huge, a huge population, a fan base that's like, am I a tart? How do I feel about this? Make some it's, make the question stuff. It does. Like, open yourself up to the idea of being a tartlet, I guess is what I'd want to say. They're delicious. They're delicious. Cute as a button. So, ew. A variety of flavors and looks and colors and, and textures. Yeah, but they don't like that. They don't want to, they want to be, they want to be one thing. A man. Right. And they don't want to be a tart. Well, then again, I, you know, I implore you to keep an open mind about being a tartlet. Because I think it's kind of nice. I think it's so nice, especially when like a big burly

man is okay with being referred to as a tartlet. Oh, yeah. Charming. Hot, in fact.

Hot. You heard it here first. It is. There's nothing cooler or sexier than a secure person.

It's true. Oh, my God. And yeah, I learned that so young.

I feel like that's one of the best lessons I ever learned as like a young man

growing up in a very masculine world.

Just being secure and being all right with the, you know, the silliness that is life. And, you know, you can never always look like a cool,

brooding guy.

Yeah.

You just can't.

I'm sorry.

No.

You look stupid.

You look dumb.

I was describing you to someone recently, a friend of mine, and I was like, and she was like,

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