Okay, everyone, so look at the numbers from Q1, and you'll see that there's a sharp...

Alex? Oh, I think you're frozen.

And that's why it's crucial that we mean...

E, that sounded important.

Because if we don't act now...

We've lost him.

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And he's back.

So I hope that was all clear.

To verify I see EE.oney. I am here today to talk about nobody wants this season two. It's a big day. It's a big show. I brought in the only person I can trust to talk about this with me. She is like Joanne, a professional podcaster. She is like Noah, a spiritual leader. It's Yassie Salak. Yassi, thank you so much for being here. Thank you so much for having me. Am I here because nobody else wanted to talk about it? Because literally nobody wants this. Absolutely not. This is a coveted spot. You had to elbow several people out of the way. As I said, this is a hit show. This is a monster production for Netflix. And so people are watching, people are talking about it. Thus, we must do the same. I can't wait. I have a lot of thought. I can't wait to hear them. I mean, I would hope if you are here listening to this podcast, you know what nobody wants this is in season two, the continued adventures of Noah and Joanne, Hot Rabbi, and I would say Hot Mess, respectively. There's a lot happening. There's a lot happening in the season. There are a broadening of horizons. There are new characters introduced. But what was your introduction to the show?

Yassi? How were you feeling coming into season two? What was your background with this show?

I definitely watched the first season sort of like I would assume how many people did, which is like with

no context or background. Like I'm sure a lot of people came because it was popular, but like I just like

threw it on. Did it, I have brain damage in terms of memory. Don't we all? Was it like around a holiday that it came out? This is a great question. It feels, and maybe this is just me in the present tense, like a fall, cozy core kind of show spiritually. Yeah. But I honestly couldn't tell you. But I loved it. I was like, oh my God, my boyfriend, Seth Cohen is finally back in my arms. So excited. I love Kristen Bell. So I really enjoyed the first season. First season, like, it's hard. It's hard to write it off in a way. There was something undeniable about that chemistry, about how comforting it just feels to lock in, which is odd when you

consider the context in which it was made. The more you hear about it, it's like no one making

this show seemed to have any idea what they were making, what the tone of it was going to be,

whether all the pieces were going to work. And I think it works just because they work.

Like that central relationship drives so much

of season one. It makes it like it just, it felt so lived in right away. Yeah, it's like a charisma

factory also. It's like these people are just, you want to watch them, you want to hear them talk,

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