Welcome to the endless honeymoon podcast. This is your host Natasha Ligerro. I'm with my

husband, Mosha Cashier. I'm ready to have a secret dump.

Still in the woods. We're in the woods. We went on a hike today. We saw 30-foot waves.

Our child romped through piles of cow manure. I mean, what's not to love? You know what's

cool about where we are? We're in a town of less than 500 people right now. It's just

everything feels so much chiller and less stressful. I don't have to worry about rioting bands

of QAnon freaks. I don't have to worry about like COVID. I don't have to worry about people

being freaked out by contemporary times. I'm just feeling chill.

I was not made for communal living. Oh yeah. Tell me more. I think I'm like, I really just

always had a vision of myself living in a house that what mommy Dearest lived in. What's

that like? Like a pink castle. You're not feeling the cabin? No, I am. But I just feel like

I like my own comforts. Communal living is kind of challenging with not having your

own space in your own vibe and your own. I left it like this and there's kids and

you know what I mean? Is this bell? The smells aren't what you put there. What

smells did you put? I'm just saying like, you know, you get like a vibe going in your house.

You do some polo santo and then it's like in the winter, it's harder too because we're

all kind of sequestered indoors because it's kind of cool. We're not only indoors, but

it's not like you can just look juryate in the sunshine. Oh, this is what I wanted to

tell you. There are the people who are staying with they think there's something wrong with

me and Mosha because we don't shit in front of each other and they think it they said they

thought it was something sexual and then they said that they want it. Their dream is to

get toilets facing each other so they can look at each other while they're shitting.

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