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

We're cruising along. We're moving right along. Okay. Yeah, Tuesday, Wednesday, we're super busy days,

which actually was helpful because then you just like woke up after the whirlwind.

And now it's Thursday, which means tomorrow's Friday. So the week is moving in a pleasant pace.

Yeah, it is. I mean, this is like a annoying spot within the week where because I had GMA and I had like my hair and makeup done,

I'm off on my hair washing schedule. And this is I'm not going to lie is one wash for the whole week because, no, sorry, whatever.

I usually would have washed my hair last night, but I didn't because I got a fresh blood on Tuesday. Like, what am I doing?

But now it's like, I wish I can make this blow out last one more day till tomorrow, but it's starting to smell.

You couldn't make it last one more day if you just do it in and up, do or something or a bun or a pony, something fun.

Use those oils to your advantage.

A bed or a pony. Yeah. Hi, I'm Claudia. I just say like everything's changed for you since the book came out.

So true. Like, and you're even wearing an updo on the cover of the book. And I just feel like it's a sign that you can start wearing your hair up.

It's a sign that changes is on the horizon. Yeah, I think that it is. And so if there was ever a time for you to go for a low bun, I think it's tomorrow.

Maybe I'll say the reason why I don't wear my hair up in public is just because I suffer from a very, very serious illness called fat face syndrome.

And it's devastating and super super contagious.

In some countries it's called fat fudge. Yes, fat fudge. And I just find that a updo whether it's low or high really accentuates some of the symptoms that come along with fat face syndrome.

I think that you're you're missing it because I too have around face. But when I do an updo like here, I have my solo camera on.

You pull your face like so tight that you actually make your face look like.

I mean, I'll think about it. It's just it's a lot for me to kind of at least with the book cover.

I knew that Photoshop was on my side. I do have something on my side on this show. I actually always strategically place the microphone to cover my double chin.

Sometimes it works. Sometimes it doesn't. But it's nice to have that layer of security.

And you also have the good side, which I generously gave you four years ago. Yeah, that's your good side.

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