The Hi cousin, hey everybody. Welcome to Read This Read that. I'm Jackie Reed. Hey cousin, welcome to Reed. Welcome to Reed.

I'm Jackie Reed.

Hey cousin, I'm Joyanne Reed.

I have to get that hey cousin out.

I feel like I don't interact with you.

I watch you on TV every night as does everyone in my family and friends, you know, we see you then, but it's just like, you know, with this stuff, I like for you to be directly talking to me.

It's so nice except for I loved the Mrs. Potato Head thing last night. That I thought she might be joining

us tonight. I have to say I'm a little disappointed. I can go get her. So she now is our official mascot for for the show and she's she's

living right downstairs I'm gonna I'm gonna send a text request to have her brought in because absolutely

she should join us. I mean she's the cousin as well. I love it. Can I tell you how much I love your

brows right now? Thank you. I'm learning to do it. So I'm the other day I didn't like my makeup. But I'm learning I'm becoming a girl. Slowly but surely I'm becoming a girl. I never did any girly shit.

Like I did not wear it.

I mean in high school I was basically a boy.

I was like playing baseball and trying to play football

and trying to do all kind of boy things.

You were like a tomboy.

I was a total tomboy? I was a kid.

So like, you know, putting on makeup was, I remember I would put on, I put on makeup one time and I had to do an event.

It was like a concert thing, we all had to sing, you know know you know how they made you all be an assembly

yeah and I showed up in a dress and full makeup that was my mom was like you

you dressing up today so I had a cute little dress, have my makeup done, and so a friend of my wife,

looked at me like this, like, you know, you clean up nice. That was the nicest compliment that I got in ice that say you clean up nice

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