So Sarah, for real or so episode four, why don't you go straight into it as I think this

one's going to be a bit of a longer one. What is our question of the week?

I think it is. And this is one I'm sure every single person has been asked at some point

in their life. And that is if you had three wishes, what would they be? But I feel like

we need to set some parameters. Okay. Because I think any sane adult is going to be like, okay,

cure cancer, end world hunger, and fix the climate, right? So let's say let's let's put saving

humanity kind of to the side. And you know, any any kids, our kids, they're just going to be like,

I scream every day for today. So let's kind of aim for the middle of those two things. And

I think they're sort of personal and fun, but saving humanity aside. Okay. Is that fair?

Yep, I think that sounds good, because yeah, it would be too easy for me to to be like, yeah,

reverse all global warming to the snow and start us back at zero. Do you want to go fast?

And do you want to do one and then I do one and then you do one or do you want to do it?

Let's go back. Let's go back. I feel like if you would ask me this when I was like 22,

I would have been like, yeah, like I want to live forever. Now there are very few things I can

think of that would be worse than immortality. Because it's like, first of all, you have to add in

the condition of like, you get to stay young forever. Because then it's like if your body continues

decay eventually, you're just like a pile of dust with eyeballs. It's like, who wants that?

But then if like, if you stay young forever, then you see your spouse,

your, yeah, when you grow up and die. So like, really, there's I don't think there's any good way

to live forever. And you be holding hands with like, you be holding hands with them at the end

of their life and people be looking at you like, what is this like 20 year old holding hands

with the nature open? Right. And that's why I think vampires are so sad

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