This is an IHeart podcast. A little, you're a little, it's a little.

It's a little, like, a little buttery, greasy, but not, yeah, not bad.

It's like you're filtered.

Wow.

Wow.

Buttery greasy.

No one wants to look like that.

Not you, but like it looks like your screen, like you just wiped it with butter. Because this is funny. Okay. Hold on. Let me. Andrea, I, okay. You look like you. We're starting the podcast. And I said to her, I said, do I look a little bit like, like fuzzy? Sort of like I need to clean my camera. And she goes, yeah, yeah. No, you do look a little bit like buttery, greasy, but not bad. What you don't like butter. Your screen looks buttering. It looks good being buttering greasy. Like if you ate toast with butter on it and had it on your fingers and then wiped your camera screen, your little, then that's what it looks like. It's not bad. It means you had a great breakfast. I'm proud of you. But I didn't, but I didn't. My camera was just dirty. And it could have been some sort of stigmatism. I don't know. Maybe there was something wrong with me. There's definitely something wrong with me. But after 45, that's when the eyesight goes. I'm going to get you your first pair of readers.

I've got two more years.

I've got two more years of being able to see.

Man, come on.

Catch up.

Catch up already, Jody.

Well, that looks better though.

Yeah.

You don't, you look less buttery, more clear and beautiful.

Well, yeah, I wipe my hands off after the toast that I didn't eat.

Now I feel like, we actually got to see each other in, in IRL.

We did.

Yeah, I forget because, yeah, you're just like this little tiny box every week.

And now I'm like, oh, wait, no, your life size, Jody.

We get to hang out.

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