Hello, everybody. It's me,

Cecily Nobler, you Hollywood cringe queen.

Here was Stephanie Wilder Taylor, our Hollywood cringe duchess. I don't mean to give you, like it's not below. It's just that I've been doing this particular thing a little longer. So you're going to climb up. Yeah. It's my beat. It's my beat. It's your beats.

What?

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

You get it. What are beats again, the headphones? Yes. Beets by Dre. Beets by Dre. Yes. I knew a cop once. Here's the little side story. And then we will get into it, I promise. But I knew a cop once who had a lot of like he had beats by Dre and he was like kind of giving him out, you know, like to friends, like gave me one. I was like, cool, why do you have so many of these? He's like, they fell off the truck. Now, I did not know what that meant at the time. I was like, so there was just a truck. You were driving down the freeway and then a truck had just a bunch of beats by Dre fall off. And apparently, did you, do you know what that means? Yeah, it means they're hot. Yes, but why does the cop have them? They're taking them from lockers. They're basically, if they arrest somebody and they've got them on and they put them in the locker, they're just taking them. They're hot.

In the evidence locker?

Or, yeah, the evidence room or the person stole them.

And instead of just giving them back to whatever, they just like, I'm giving them my friend.

They confidence.

Exactly.

I mean, I don't have them anymore.

So don't come from me.

I didn't.

I mean, I enjoyed them very much, but I just had never

heard that expression. And I was like, oh my God, I'm like in on this. It's exciting.

Maybe he meant you fell off the turnip truck.

In many ways, I did. I just go for like the most old. I didn't just fall off the turnip truck.

God.

We have a lot of stories today.

We have stories.

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