Sorry, I'm already mad. Just go.

So I'm in, um, and his kind of like downstairs VR chamber with, with, uh, Peter, uh,

Boyle just a couple of like, uh, years back. Uh, and he puts on the goggles and he's like,

just wait and, uh, just like, let it wash over. I'm not going to give you any context or anything.

Just like, just like, uh, just let it happen. So he puts on the goggles. Keep going. I'm on like a 360

treadmill. So I, I have like full mobility in this VR world. And I'm in the White House. Stop,

you're not. And I looked down and it seems like I am Jackie Kennedy. No, it's like 1961.

Follow me that. And I'm given, don't, are you reacting to something else? It doesn't seem

like you're reacting to what I'm saying necessarily. And you have your hand up in a way. Please.

Stop. You're kidding. Can you hear me? I might have phones on.

Or my head, but I thought I was going to be able to make it through the whole episode without

asking, but are mine working? Your headphones are on. Yes. You mean are they? Okay. So you have

been able to hear me. No, but I know what we do generally is like somebody tells a story.

You were like, oh, that's crazy. You were really, really close. Wow. You were so close. I could feel it.

I just sort of watch your mouth. And there'd be these moments where I was like, we're at

jump in for you with like, uh, like, this is interesting. No, it was like keeping me going. Yeah.

I'll give you the quickest run now. I was in a Peter Boyle had designed this VR experience

where I played Jackie Kennedy. Uh, and so I show up in the White House as Jackie. And I'm surrounded

by like aides. And I can hear you. You can just starting right now. Yes. And we had a little

conversation before and then I was guessing. Yeah. Okay. And this now is working. Hey,

welcome to Hollywood. I got to came by to the car from my back always of this industry. We

call showbiz. I can understand how that would be a difficult time for you to just jump in. So

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