This is exactly right.

Hello, everybody.

Hello, everybody.

My name is Millie de Cherico.

I'm Daniel Henderson. And we're back with you once again to talk about films and other things. What's happening? It's hot.

It is hot. This house has no AC. And I'm feeling it. I've got a mess of fans going, but I'm all right.

I'm comfortable.

Yeah.

I grew up without AC, so it's not like, it's like a return to form.

Yeah.

I feel like I've been blessed to have AC in the last few years, but that was not the

norm for most of my life.

Well, it's funny because you had AC, at least in your last apartment in L.A.

And that was the first time that I had not had AC.

Yeah.

Except for a time when I was in my 20s, when I rented an apartment in Atlanta.

I think I talked about this on an episode where I read it an apartment in Atlanta, Georgia,

that did not have central air, and it was the worst.

I lived there for like four years. I should have definitely broken the lease. But then when I

moved to L.A., you know, I found out pretty quickly that most people don't have central.

Yeah. It's mostly just either window units and people open windows. So it's funny that you, you had it in L.A., but you didn't, I guess, don't have it in New York.

No.

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