Hi Kirby. Hi, Sarah. Welcome to Los Angeles. Welcome glamgelinos. We hope you stay a while.

That's cute. Sarah, how do you feel about etiquette?

As someone who is like a people pleaser and goes out of their way, probably too far out of their way to be like the polite one, I think I care too much about it.

But I don't know.

Don't you?

I feel like you're a really polite person too.

Yes, I care about things a lot.

But this New York Mag debacle, okay, let's just run

through this. Let's just explain to the people. If you're not chronically online, like Sarah and myself,

New York Magazine did a story about how to act in public, which I thought was kind of hilarious.

It says, do you know how to behave? And it goes through basically

all of these etiquette tips on what you should and shouldn't do. For instance, one is it's never

too late to send a condolence note. Another one is never send an edible arrangement. I disagree with that

wholeheartedly. Why would they say that?

The thing is, is there's no nuance to this. It's not explaining why or why not. Maybe they're just

saying it's like tacky or too much. I love it. When I worked in an office, I loved getting an

edible arrangement. Both a literal edible arrangement from the, from anyone, like send food, but then also an edible arrangement

where it's like heart made out of strawberry, chocolate-dipped strawberries, yeah.

Correct.

A bouquet of fruit that's chocolate dipped. Signed me the hell up.

They're delicious.

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