She wants to hug herself up. She's too pretty, guys focusing too much on her looks.

So she's going into these looks trying to like tone it down a little bit.

All right, maybe she'll have some better luck. We'll get into her email here in just a

second. Um, when you guys are watching TV shows, is your default now to also turn the

subtitles on? No, no, yeah, no for Kristen. Yes, every single time I cannot understand

a word of what's being said, even if the volume is at max, it just sounds like blah, blah,

blah, blah, blah. Why is that? I don't know. Well, I do know actually there's an issue

with sound engineering and it's a big deal on Hollywood. Um, but the way they engineer

sound, it just isn't clear. And then if there's an action movie in their explosions, all

of a sudden, those will shake the walls of the house. But when dialogue comes on, I

my name is smart. Yes, kind of man. Yes, you, it depends on the show, but most of the time

I do have a more. No, I'm never looking at the TV. I'm usually looking at the phone

half listening to the TV. So subtitles are useless. I think I started watching me years

ago. I turned them on years ago because I loved peaky blinders, which was set in, uh,

in Europe and the accents were so thick, I couldn't really make what they were saying,

but it was really interesting. So I turned, I've never turned them off. Really? No, I

don't, I don't keep them on. There has been one or, uh, once or twice where somebody said

something and I couldn't make it out. So I rewound it, turned on the subtitles to figure

out what they said. And then after I figured out what they said, turned them back off

and continued watching the show. I've also noticed that there are times when someone will

say something from like behind the scenes almost, and you would never hear it if you don't

have the subtitles. Yeah. Um, it's the majority of people now. I've just read in the survey,

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