Good morning, millennials. Welcome back to the morning toast. It is Thursday. It is a beautiful day in New York. Finally.

Hey, Claude, how you doing? Hey, Jacks. Hey, everyone. Happy Thursday. Hope everyone's doing well, feeling sprightly and hopefully nobody has anxiety because that's what everyone needs in quarantine and less anxiety.

That is very, very true. I'm feeling good today. I didn't work out this morning, which is definitely a win. I'm working out this afternoon though. Very sad.

And yeah, just another day in the queue. There's really no rhyme or reason why today might be different from all other days, but just going to take it on as best I can.

You know, some days there's just nothing to say, you know, like it's smart again. And here we are again today is one of those days where there's nothing special about it, like nothing exciting happening.

I'm having a little heartburn, which is different for me. So that's something exciting. I take that back. It is the first Thursday in May, which means that the new episode of the redheads has just dropped everyone's listening to it. Everyone's loving it. It's so good.

And like we work so hard so much goes into putting out one episode of the redheads because we all have to read a book. We have to get on. I did. I was just getting like emotional.

Oh, thinking of like all the work and effort and love that goes into one of these episodes. We all have to get on a four way zoom. We all record our audio isolated and then we put it all together like a big orchestra.

And so it really is like hours worth of work just for one episode. And I feel as though it shows like when you're listening to that redheads episode, you're like, damn, these girls are working hard and they're loving what they do.

And it's just a passion project on all friends. And it's fabulous.

That is fabulous. It's actually quite admirable that like you're not Margo really, but your other co-hosts like record their own audio because they're just regular girls. You know, they just have jobs, their regular girls, they're not podcasts engineers.

And that's something that like you and I have taken years to figure out it's like our audio expertise. And it's quite impressive that just sees regular girls, you know, or doing the damn thing.

Yeah, they're definitely doing the damn thing. Once again, everyone has totally different takes on the book. So it's exciting. I dropped my I dropped my book for for the next episode. And by the way, we're doing two episodes in May again because we're still in the queue.

So it's a bit of a thriller and I'm excited.

That's very fascinating. It's nice to be a part of something in the queue. You know, I'm a part of over eaters anonymous. We meet online every Wednesday. So it feels good, you know, to be a part of something bigger than oneself.

It's true. It's important in the queue to have the sense of communities, you know, like I have a set of posters. I have the red heads. I have the pellet posters that's been like a definitely big community for me right now.

And I think it's great community building, you know, on all fronts. Yeah, I have the steany Swifties. I've been one of my passion projects during quarantine is to rebuild my Instagram account for.

Swiftie with no job. The problem with like running a tell us for fan account is that I run so many Instagram accounts and you can only be logged into five. So between a girl with no job, Claude with no job, the morning toast toast news network. And my fake Instagram.

I have anything to spare. So I find myself like logging out of toast news network to get into Swiftie with no job. And it's just so there's so much instability, which is why I don't find myself consistently be being Swiftie with no job. And if people were wondering where she went, like she just can't get logged into her Instagram.

There's no space for her. But you know what, I feel like five Instagrams, it's Instagram way of telling you like five is the max and it is enough, you know, and maybe there's a reason why Swiftie with no job didn't make the top five.

Well, Swiftie with no job at this current junction doesn't pay my bills. And that's why she's not. If I wanted to swap route, I would have to swap out my Finssta. But as we spoke about yesterday on dear toasters like my Finssta brings so much both anxiety, but like a level of calm to my life. And I just couldn't live without it. And I love her.

So you've made your choices. You've made your bed. I'm going to go live in it. Yeah, I think that's I think you've got a nice healthy balance there. And by the way, and like you would think Swiftie with with no job would be like a passion project. But I actually think TN is your passion project.

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