Good morning, good afternoon or good evening.

Depending on where you are on the planet, this is Bill Nye at Illadvised by Bill Nye,

and I'm here to answer your questions, or at least pretend to, without actually making things worse.

It's a refuge here for the clumsy and the awkward. And if you're socially

adept and enjoy healthy relationships, there's nothing for you here. This is a podcast for people

who shave on tiptoe to avoid looking in their eyes. I actually have a mirror at home, which

it never occurred to me. I placed it on the wall where I thought

it would look good. But when people come around, you'd have to be, you'd have to be six foot

seven to use it as a mirror. But it never ever occurred to me. It's only when people come around, they say, why do you put a mirror so high? You can't look into it. And I didn't think of it as a mirror. It was just like an object that looked. It was oval-shaped. It was quite, it was dark brown, and it looked kind of good. It just makes me laugh that, you know, but if you jump, you can see.

If you jump up for a billionth of a second, you can just about see.

You don't look very good because you've just jumped, but it's, you can actually use it.

Thank you for all of your questions.

Here goes.

Hi Bill.

This is Max here from Essex.

I'm getting in touch because I'm currently struggling to ask a girl out or tell if a girl likes me who works in the same office as me.

We have a similar group of friends,

but I'm a bit of a skeddy cat about approaching people in the office so we don't get to hang out

a lot. I don't know if you have many cases of office romance or anything like that, but I don't

have much luck in any walk of life. So how do you manage to ask a girl out? Any advice would be

possibly useful. Thank you so much

on loving the pod. Max, this is the hardest question in the history of questions. And the

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