I know you like I am an avid reader of the New York Times.

Of course.

So did you see the article a couple of weeks ago?

For New Yorkers, 6 p.m. is the new 8 p.m. Do you remember this article?

Erica, not only did I see this article, I actually sent it to my husband and I was like, we started a trend because we are early eaters.

So the whole thing is about how like restaurants

are now filling up at like five and six in the afternoon it's everybody trying to avoid

covid they're like if we go early we'll miss the rush is new york dead am i going to have to move

am i going to have to move to like london because this is unacceptable tell you what it is Erica

it's all those queers where they're intimate and fasting they have a hard out on calories at 8 p.m. By the way, if we were having this conversation in Madrid, the hours we would be talking about are like, people are starting to eat at 9 p.m. now. Isn't that crazy? That's disgusting. What happened to midnight dinners? I am now old enough that if I eat too late, though, I wind up.

I have to take like a heartburn pill at night because like I get acid reflux.

My body is falling apart.

This is this is what we're finding out.

I love that we're the same age.

And somehow, somehow you take care of yourself and I don't.

And somehow you're still the one that's older than me.

Hey, I'm Paul.

And this is That Aged Well.

Yesterday's pop culture today.

Erica, we are, we're recording remotely because one of us might, maybe could have COVID, but probably doesn't.

We're having a COVID scare, but we think we're good.

To be clear, it's Paul because Paul is messy and doesn't take care of himself. I'm a messy bitch who loves drama. And I can't hide the moneymaker behind a mask. How am I going to get my rent? You know? Yeah. Yeah. You know, I stopped frequenting those types of places a while ago, but I guess Paul is living a different

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