Good morning girlies, it's the toast.

It's Jackson Claude and we're your host.

It's your favorite show, the fast-five things you need to know.

We'll start your day off, Swirl's the toast I sound amazing welcome back to

the toast and happy Monday hope everybody had an amazing weekend and speaking of amazing today's

co-host is sort of this mysterious figure who even dying to get on the podcast I think a lot of

people weren't expecting you to be the co-host when they knew Jackie was going to be out today. Yeah, that's right. It's very elusive celebrity chef. My husband, Ben Saffer. Hey, Swerley. How you doing? I'm doing excellent on this warm morning. How are you, darling? It's so warm in Manhattan. I'm so unhappy. I realized, actually, over the weekend, like, my, I used to think like my personal trigger was being hungry. Like if I'm hungry, like I become a monster.

Now, I do become a monster when I'm

hungry, but that's not my trigger. Your trigger is heat. We've all, we've all known this for quite

some time. When I get overheated, like I'm not okay. And the fact that it is so hot and people are

not respecting air conditioning as much as I need them to. It is such an

unpleasant way. I cannot wait for swirly summer to begin. I got to get out of the city. The city's

like 15 degrees hotter than all the suburbs. I was going to say, and the city is 15 degrees hotter,

well really seven degrees hotter than the actual temperature. You ask Alexa, how hot is it today?

Alexa, it's 75, but feels like 82. And let me tell

you, that feels like 7 degrees moisture. It's the heat of people, of buildings, of subways, like it's

just fucking insufferable. It's really disgusting. We went to the Natural History Museum this weekend.

Which is really my favorite place on Earth. And let me tell you, I think you were too warm.

So we went last weekend, and it was so magical.

It was.

It was.

It was.

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