Hey it's Brie and this is I can explain the podcast where we answer the questions you are too afraid to ask and this week we're hung over

and Homophobic I want to mention though that it's a very special moment for me when Sean is the one who is truly hung over.

Yeah, I am very hung over.

Because usually it's the other way around and usually you know I stumble in here and Sean looks at me and just discuss the look he does so well. Yeah, my favorite. Yeah, and this week I get to look at you with disgust.

Yeah, and usually you roll up here, you're hung over and you look disgusting and I'm hung over but I don't look

the disgusting so it's at least that's kind of nice

I think I actually said on the way in that you look cute yeah so I kind of wish I knew you were hung

over so I could really just like rip into you a little you know what I make up for all those times

so yeah, this week we're, you've heard right, we're homophobic.

So I asked Bree what she wanted to talk about and I wanted to talk about politics, but we'll see you next week for that because apparently it's too serious.

To hard hitting. And Brie was like like I'm homophobic and I was like let's talk about that.

So yeah this is a topic very close to my heart.

Yeah.

And we should say at the beginning of this before we dive in,

we're obviously joking. I have found recently that I have to be increasingly obvious

with my sense of humor on the internet because I have a very dry sense of humor and a lot of people

think I'm being serious even when I think I'm being painfully obvious that I'm not. Yes, so so I hate

straight people. I if I could only see queer people and my family that is how I would live my life.

That's just the tea.

That's just the brutal honest tea.

However, sometimes our community is really, really testing me.

Yeah.

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