Lemonado.

Here's how intense it was.

I had never been dumped before.

And oh my God, that is just the worst feeling in the world.

I don't know why I did this,

but I always used to throw my dirty clothes on the floor of my,

this closet.

And I would sleep in my dirty clothes on the floor of the closet. Oh, Ray. You were like literally, like, stewing in it. Yeah, and it was, I would do that for, for days at a time. It must have been a big closet. I mean, you said you were tall, right? It was six feet long, yeah. Or you were really scrunched up. I'm just thinking about the dimensions of the closet. There's a nice clause. I'm going to draw you a sketch. This is Pod Crush. The podcast that takes the sting out of rejection, one crushing middle school story at a time. And where guests share their teenage memories, both meaningful and mortifying. And we're your hosts. I'm Nava, a former middle school director. I'm Sophie, a former fifth grade teacher. And I'm Penn, a middle school dropout. We're just three beehis who are living in Brooklyn. Wanting to make stuff together with a particular fondness for awkward nostalgia. Well, I struggle with nostalgia. I'm here for the therapy.

Bscien-ting-ting-win-blink-pim-blink-pill.

Guys, I'm actually drinking chicken soup.

I shouldn't have said drinking, should I have.

But no, I have COVID.

And I will say that chicken soup has felt like actual medicine.

It feels like there's drugs in it.

It makes me like sleepy and happy.

And because your assistant smashes up Ambien, right?

Oh, that's it.

See, this is why I didn't get an assistant until recently.

I asked for uppers, not downers.

Shout out, Charlie, the sweetest guy.

I want to have a one-on-one talk with Penn's assistant.

You're like, how are you?

...