Hey y'all. This is Lisa.

And this is Kaurin.

And this is pop fashion.

Hello, Lisa. How are you?

I'm fine. How are you, Karn? I would like to discuss something right off the top and that is I am so tired of looking at my own face. I have never

seen my face so much than this past year when everything is on FaceTime and Zoom and Google Hangouts.

And I am just exhausted from seeing myself.

Mm-hmm.

There's a reason we don't see our own faces this much.

How are you doing with it?

I went to a Zoom baby shower, a baby shower on Zoom. How'd it go? You know, it actually

wasn't bad. It involved some interactive trivia, which was very fun, but it was a lot of looking at

faces, including my own. I'm kind of interested. Are you tired of seeing your own face? Is this just a me thing?

I've noticed that no one has invited me to a Zoom happy hour in a while. And I'm okay with that.

Do you think it's because of your face? I don't think it's because of those reasons. I think people are exhausted about seeing themselves on video. That's my theory.

Oh yeah. Everyone else is tired of looking at their own faces and it takes such energy to do

the screen interaction that ain't nobody want to do it anymore. Yeah, I know, right? Like, no. Like I have the

people that I usually talk to with a facial component, like you once a week, I see on video. You don't see me at my best, and that's the way I like it. You see me at my natural. And I have, like, a couple of other people and, like, my family members that I face time with. But, like, that's really all I need. Like,

I'm just going to send some really nice Christmas cards this year to a bunch of people.

Like, call it a day. I think that's a great idea. Yeah. Just focus on the written word in my own time

and not have to schedule it. Because that's the other thing. When you're talking to people's faces,

you've got to schedule it

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