My name is Will DeFrees and this is the Sunday Scariest Podcast. You are here for the Sunday Blues.

When you walk into a good bathroom, you just know it.

There's a restaurant in Austin that I frequent. It's called June's All Day.

I've talked about them before and you've probably seen me post Instagrams from the restaurant itself.

I go for the ham sandwiches and bowl and aes, but I stay for the minor details that they have around the restaurant.

They're interesting drinks selection in glassware, the unexpected dinner time DJ, the attentive weight staff, and yes, the bathroom.

The bathroom there pretty much has it all. It's clean, it's private,

it's dimly lit with perfect toilets, and they always seem to smell phenomenal,

which as you know, can probably be a rarity these days.

It's probably due to the fact that they're constantly burning their signature-centred candle,

but I'd like to think that their hand soap selection helps as well.

They use aesop resurrection aromatics hand wash.

That may not mean much to you,

but if you follow enough designer architecture pages on Instagram,

I guarantee that you've at least seen the bottle before.

At this point, we've all become accustomed to constantly washing our hands.

And maybe a custom isn't the word as much as it is obsessed.

I know that I've been loving washing my hands through this pandemic more than anything.

Washing our hands more than we have ever done before has caused me to pay all too much attention to the soaps.

I've been sparingly using in public.

Let's begin with the soap that I just mentioned from aesop.

It's the aesop resurrection aromatics hand wash.

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