Sup, Gigglers.

Gary, fix the Wi-Fi.

Manifest that shit.

We can't be managed.

I mean, the day just got away from me.

Good morning, Gigglers.

Now I know that this pod gets listened to at many different times of the day.

You could be going to work. You could be, you know, coming home from work. Those are the two times

of the days. You were thinking of murdering your husband. So many different times of the day.

But this is the morning for us and we have to tell you that because I don't normally form a full

coherent sentence until around 5 p.m. Well, you still have like, your face is asleep,

your voice is asleep. I have marked my face from my pillow. You walked in as if like you

meant to go to the bathroom to pee, but you found yourself in the podcast room.

You're like, hey, guys, what are you doing here?

So for people don't know, we record the pod at my apartment.

So Paige has been up.

When did you wake up?

6 a.m.

You look like you've been doing Pilates.

You've planned the day for your children already. You drop them off at school. I'm actually hair oiling right now. I'm multitasking. I was like, should I put an outfit on? I was like, you know what? No, I'm probably going to walk like toward my apartment from Hannah's got my steps in in the morning. Then I have a Zoom meeting, not till one. Like I have to, I'm planning on my things. See, I woke up at 6.30 a.m. in fear that I missed the podcast. Perfect. And then I was like, oh my God, it's only 630. Let me just explain. She physically couldn't miss the podcast because it's in her home. I mean, at some point I'd come into your room and say, hey, we have to do the pod. Also, no, who's going to fire me? Like, this is some deep, deep trauma I'm processing. I mean, I know that we created Giggly Squad, but, like, Giggly Squad is so Giggly Squad coded. Like, I don't know how else to explain it. We've lost control. It's so giggly squad coded. Coded. We don't have a pie cast studio. We barely have a room. You're moving out. We have nowhere to

record. It's like I come all the way down to the east side. Like there's just so many things that

are so we're like, we don't care.

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