Why, hello, Elise Castle.

Hey, Mike Jensen.

Here we are.

Quick shout-out.

I am holding in my hands the fancy, like, bound DVD-holding booklet of the complete

series of Sex in the city, which I do

own in a different form, but I don't have this form. It's very fancy. Yeah, and some of mics are

scratched, so we were concerned. Yes, and we are getting towards the season where there is

commentary and bonus material, and I want to make sure that I can talk about that on the podcast

too, so it's nice that I have all of this that I can talk about that on the podcast, too.

So it's nice that I have all of this.

And this is from our friend, Tom, Russell Lynch.

Who is a listener?

Who is a listener also? Well, thank you, Tom.

So thanks to Tom, and I'm super excited to have my fancy little booklet.

And I can read both the DVD recap and a little recap in here. So we'll do both because they're,

you know, they're both short. So today we're talking about no ifs, ands, or buts.

Random note on the DVD, this is so dumb, but what is it called? It's called the, this is the Oxford

comma that you put.

It's like basically like an extra comma.

So in the in the booklet here it says no ifs comma and commas or buts.

But on the DVD, it just has the first comma. So there's a little bit of infighting on as to whether or not we need that comma.

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