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Music Hello and welcome to colors of the dark.

I'm your co-host Rebecca McKendry and with me tonight is Elric Kane. How are you doing? How are you? How are you? How are you? How are you? I know. I apologize. I try. I could go relocate to a bathroom. So I just for those listening at home, I just moved into a new place this week. And so I literally have nothing up on the walls yet. So it wasn't until I set up the microphone that I was like, fuck, there's a crazy echo in here. So I apologize in advance for the slight echo. I hope it's not too aggravating. I offered to relocate to a shower stall. And they were like, no, no, it's fine. I actually don't even really notice. I just had to bring it up. Oh, really? You moved to Beverly Hills? Is that right? Yeah, totally. No, Bel Air. Oh, Bel Air. So, and that was a big move. Now, that's because of the Patreon, is it? Oh, totally. And now for it's straight up. Well, I mean, you're relocating to like where, like Orange County. No, I think think you haven't been sharing it and that's why i'm still where i have and you've moved to belair this is the problem i moved

three blocks it was the weirdest i moved everything in 48 hours um three whole blocks but just needed

a second bathroom now that my kids have gotten a little bit

older and just slight more space so that I'm not destroying people in the kitchen.

But yeah, even though I don't have a backdrop right now, that'll be coming next week.

What I don't have in quantity right now, I make up in quality because right behind me, I have my cat. So there you go. I've got

my adorable little black kitty thorn is hanging out in a shark-shaped cat perch right behind me.

I couldn't even tell what that shape was behind you, but I'm glad to know it's a cat. That black blob,

that's a cat. I'm glad to see it's a cat. Well, that explains your weekend then. You were doing that.

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