and we're live. Oh, uh, shucks. Can you live without my video? Yeah.

Well, if I turn it on, it'll shift everybody and then I'll have to fix the recordings and stuff. I can.

No, I'll just have to infer what face is you're making and the motion.

I'll just say Taylor the whole time. I'll do it anyway. I think I can see you now.

Yeah, me and Kyle have, we'll just have our chemistry.

I'm making eye contact. I don't know where you're looking, but I'm making eye contact with you right now.

I fixed it. I'm making eye contact with you too, but it looks like you're looking over my right

shoulder like someone who has a slight eye problems. Not me, man. Not me, man. You're looking

right into my fucking soul right now. It's like we're one. Does that make you uncomfortable?

Like almost even worse than a really bad, bad lazy eye, like a forest whittaker lazy eye is one

that's just like three degrees off, you know, because then you're not sure which one to look at.

Yeah. A science teacher like that in seventh grade, Mr. Bradson or something like that.

And he had this horrible lazy eye. And I remember one time me and my buddy were making these

paper airplanes to throw as he was turning around with the fucking Bunsen burners or whatever.

And he my friend threw one and hit him in the back just cliche middle school thing.

And he turns around and he started yelling at our like little two-table group.

And was like, I can't believe why would you throw that? That's disrespectful. We've had this

conversation before and I kind of like looked over and laughed at my friend because I thought he

was getting yelled at and he's like, oh, and what do you find so funny about all this Taylor?

Oh, you're looking at me. Okay. Let's say that.

All right. Simple misunderstanding, you know. You're wrong.

But can't get mad at you.

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