Brad and Mirro for the Culture.

Love you.

All right.

So here we are again.

Welcome to a new episode of Brad and Mira for the Culture.

I'm Brad Listy here with my friend and co-host,

Mira Gonzalez. Hi, Mira. Hi, Brad. How are you doing today? You know, I'm all right. I got to get

a bunch of stuff done. As always, I feel busy. I feel a little bit frazzled, but I'm good.

What is happening with you?

What have you gotten done?

Oh, what have I gotten done?

Well, let me tell you, Brad, I've gotten a whole lot done.

I have been religiously watching every episode of Love Island as it comes out one day per week.

And they're not one day per week, every single, uh, besides Wednesdays. And then I also

have started watching ER, the famous TV show, emergency room, uh, featuring George Clooney

and, um, a man, Noah Weil. Um, and, uh, I'm enjoying it very much. Let me tell you.

It's a good. I've never seen it. Is it good? I, so like I watched the pit. I don't know if you watched. You probably didn't. You don't really watch television very much. But the pit is like, uh, uh, it now that I've seen ER, it basically just is ER, but modern. It's about emergency room in Pittsburgh. and no while is the lead guy.

It's like a teaching hospital, which is what ER is also.

And it stars a young George Clooney who is, I mean, just shockingly less attractive than he is now.

It is so, like I know everybody says this.

Like he's like, you know, aging like a fine wine or whatever.

But like truly, I've never seen a man who is so much more attractive older as George Clooney.

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