Snitch on the toast, but I'm bum. Snitch on the toast.

Ay, snitch on the toast, but I'm bum. Snitch on the toast.

Welcome back. Good morning, Millennials. Welcome back to the morning toast.

We are so excited, humbled, honored, and thrilled to be having our sister,

the host of the Snatchler, the light of our lives, the apple of our eyes.

Margot, Asher, in studio with us today, filling in for Jackie. Oh, hello. Hello.

Well, thank you for having me. It's been a minute. When was the last time you were on this show?

Like the day you quit? No, the day I got laid off. Remember I threw up that morning?

Oh, yeah. And my, like, not in my right mind. And then before that,

was it old studio vibes? Old studio vibes. So for those who are new here, the

sister, Margot, she's the host of one of our toast news network shows. This

Snatchler, that'll be returning in September, in September when the new season of the

Bachelorette airs. We have so many questions for you about the Bachelorette. As our

Bachelorette, Bachelorette resident Stan, correspondent. And Margot used to work for us. She's

to be on every episode sitting in the corner, just like being cute and annoying. Yeah. I wasn't

annoying. No, you were precious, precious. As Emmett, Cudan, precious. Yeah, yeah. But for

audience lip. So yeah, yeah, for sure. And then she made it big. She left us. She was working

at a fabulous job in fashion. And next thing, you know, a coronavirus hit and she got laid off,

and now she's slumming it with us. Yes, that is precisely exactly what happened. But we are so

happy. Well, I am so happy to have you back here. Margot was going to co-host with me today.

She's going to deliver the fast five. She is going to dole out some advice on dear

toasters. And then we have a little interview segment because a lot of people want to know what

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