Today we are talking about the popular Netflix show Love Is Blind.

We're gonna get into this science of what happens to your brain and your body when you fall in love.

We're also gonna look at some studies that kind of prove that Love Is Blind does work all while breaking down our favorite parts of this insane television show.

But we already sub-science here to make things make sense.

Hi, it's Miss.

And Greg and welcome back to Side note.

How's it going Greg?

We hope that audio is still okay. We have these, you know, stand up comedy mics in our hands.

That's true, we're sitting in the middle of an room.

You're holding it right now, both hands, eyes closed like you're about to sing a Sam Smith song.

Yeah, I guess I get into a nice little zone when I have a mic like this.

You know, it feels nice to hold it in your hand, pretend you're on stage.

I just don't love that there's like all these chords around my legs like, hand move.

Get up and do a dance, tick-tock.

Well, you must be used to it because you're comedy queen.

Okay, stop. Honestly, I'm blushing.

You're a little living bear.

Holding it like some people hold pencils like the way that you're holding your mic like every finger is just barely touching it.

I'm holding it. Some might say, okay, is that a pinky?

Yeah, pinky just barely even, barely even grasping it at all thinking, oh, if I could just hover in front of my face, that's what I would want.

Question, do you feel like a different person now that you've done comedy for a long time and stay on stage?

Well, I feel like before you did comedy, you almost acted like being on stage was your worst nightmare.

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