Hi, everyone. I'm Joanna. And I'm Jenny. And this is hyphenated, the podcast about being in the hyphen. Today we're going to be talking a little bit about parties, which is very appropriate because I'm like so hungover.

Why are you hungover?

I don't know.

I think it's because I'm 31 and I had more like a glass or two more wine than I should have.

And that means that my body hates me.

Like I remember when I was in my 20s, this was, this would never happen because of what I did last night. Like, it was a peaceful

evening with wine. It wasn't like a party. And I feel like I, I feel like I went to a rave,

but the only rave present last night was like my Netflix. Like, it wasn't at all exciting.

But I'm feeling dead inside.

Well, at least you were partying responsibly in the middle of a pandemic.

You know, but also I feel like you don't, you've never been hung over, Jenny.

I, oh gosh, here we go.

Yeah, no, I've never been hung over.

I've never been drunk. No, it's not for religious reasons. I, oh gosh, here we go. Yeah, no, I've never been hung over. I've never been drunk.

No, it's not for religious reasons.

There's a million reasons, actually, why I don't drink.

I'm just a neurotic, paranoid, OCD.

And I really did.

I had obsessive-compulsive disorder as a kid.

I'm not just throwing that term around.

But also I have Crohn's disease.

And, you know, I've had arthritis my whole life.

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