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We are here for our December review recording.

We are reviewing Taylor Swift's documentary, The End of

Aeneiro, the first two episodes. I will explain why in a moment. But first, I am joined by my co-host,

Ilish Gilligan and Michelle Andrews. Hi. Hi. This is dropping on Tuesday morning, and I think it would

be strange of us not to acknowledge how intensely sad the last few days have been in Australia,

particularly for our Jewish listeners.

Yeah, the attacks on Bondi Beach are absolutely devastating

and we are sending all of our love to everyone affected and their families.

It is just a completely traumatic time.

It is, yeah, it's one of those things where words will never do it justice. We always try to bring lightness and levity and

entertainment with this show. That is absolutely the mission we'll be carrying out today.

But we wanted to say that at the very top. We are sending everyone all of our love.

If this has impacted you or your family, we could not be more sorry.

Yeah, so much love, as much as we can muster. And to Michelle's point, when it comes to

bringing levity, there is nothing lighter than reviewing two episodes of a six-part

documentary after the first two have been released. So you might be wondering, I don't understand why you're just reviewing this now. And I went to it, it's all released. And to that, I would say, well, we're going on holidays. And so we thought we'd just review two episodes. Yeah. We're excited as well, aren't we, ladies? Yes. Take it up with Disney. Disney, I absolutely adore you. Love you, but take it up with them.

I know.

I wanted a full six-ep drop, but we will talk about that.

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