I'm like a little like bruised. I was like walking downtown. I had to do some shopping in Nashville and I

busted it on the corner and literally just fell on my whole side. So I've been resting today.

Like your leg, your side body? Like I fell on my leg and then on my arm too. Oh God. I know. I'm a clumsy woman. Okay. So it was clums. So it wasn't like an obstruction. I mean, sometimes I trip over. No, there was a sign that was down that in addition I was looking at my phone. But at the same time, I didn't expect there to be a sign in the road. Right. And I was looking down.

You would have thought I would have seen it.

But that's kind of chaotic.

Alas.

Chaos.

How are you?

What should we talk about tonight?

Gosh, I feel like this.

I mean, the war, obviously the theater of war is upon us.

You just sent me that Elon Musk tweet, like where he's declaring that nuclear fallout isn't what they say it was and it's not that dangerous.

And he'll go anywhere in the world and prove it.

Right.

We've been talking about that stuff for a really long time.

Like, we've been talking about nuclear being just a buggyman threat that they proliferate through, you know,

Hollywood and through the scientific community of, uh, this is what, you know, the total,

total world annihilation through, you know, nuclear bombs and this and that, nuclear weaponry.

And it's always, it's always

in connection with war, usually with Russia and North Korea. And it's just like, you know, the big,

the big, bag, buggy man always have this capability where their finger can go on the red button

and it's nuclear annihilation and we'll hide under our desk. We've talked about that a million

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