Hello, everyone and welcome back to the Challenge Invasion podcast for episode nine.

I am Brian Cohen.

Here, me as always, is my host, Alasher. Ali, how episode nine. I am Brian Cohen. Here me as always is my host, Alley. How are you?

I'm doing well.

Glad to be back after a brief hiatus of one episode.

So not always, not as always.

But I am very happy to be back.

A lot of love and thanks to Haley Strong, who slayed as expected.

Yeah.

I said this a million times, but when you do have to miss a podcast, it sucks.

But it's like a great silver lining of getting to listen to a podcast that you enjoy listening to. And I'm a huge Haley Strong fan. So it's great. Since I discussed with Haley, so what did you think of the episode last week before we discussed and see you everything this week? Yeah, I thought it was a great episode. I thought it was like a Brian special. I don't even know why. Just like, as I was watching, was like, oh, Brian probably love this episode. Like, great. It was like good. I don't know. I was like, yes, I get more enjoyment if I know you're also enjoying it. Oh, that's so sweet. But I will say Laurel was terrifying as Carrie, but not even close to as terrifying as Ashley as the crazy clown that, like, still haunts my dreams. Are you, are you a clown person? Yes, huge clown person. No, I, uh, actually was a clown in middle school. I did some, some class clown. The class clown? No, I like was a clown. Has this not come up at three years? I, I feel like I would remember. I know. It was like for a Halloween. I did like and I was a mitzvah clown. I did clowning like for, uh, nursing homes and children's events. Uh, yeah, it was a clown. True story. Past life of Valley last year. Clown girl.

But I really don't like people in costumes.

So clown's fine.

Her version of a clown was like absolutely terrifying.

Yeah.

I mean,

I thought Laurel was just basically like straight out of a horror movie.

And Camilla just seemed like this.

It was like her regular Friday night.

Speak of Camilla, I remind me, because I know you guys thought the wasp she was

using was the white Anglo-Sex and Protestant version of what wasp is, right?

Yes, that's what we, what we settled on.

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