I have not looked at anything. You're like a Boy Scout. Are we recording? We're recording. Okay good. I am a girl Scout. A girl Scout. I was not a girl Scout. Were you a Girl Scout? I was a brownie. I was a brownie. I was a brownie. And a brownie I was a brownie too went to day camp and I had to pee in an

outhouse and I were like game over literally I can remember this is like hardwired into my this is like a formative moment in my life.

I was pointed in the direction of like a wood shack.

I mean I didn't grow up in like the 40s but still in Rhode Island I guess this is what Girl Scouts learned and I was pointed in the direction of a

Woodchack I opened the door I stared into the darkness of a wooden, yes, commode.

And I was like, no.

And I turned around and I walked out and I was like,

call my mother, I'm going home.

And my mother, bless her, came and pick me up from brownie camp.

And that was the end of my Girl Scout days.

Tell me about yours.

Because you also hate camping.

I hate camping. I hate camping.

I was a brownie, but it was like at school.

And I kind of remember thinking the uniform was cool.

Yeah, like having a sash like Linda.

Having a sash like Linda, but I did not.

Listen, Linda has the best badges.

Yeah.

Everyone, if you don't know who we're talking,

you have, first of all, surely many of you do know who we're talking about

when we talk about Linda.

...