And you change your mind,

or too many times, over and over again,

over and over again.

Maybe you change your mom, for too many times over and over again.

Over and over again.

Hello and welcome to Still Buffering, a cross-generational guide to the culture that made us.

I am Riley Smurrell. I'm Sidney McElroy.

And I'm Taylor Smurrell.

So our weekly check-in before we get started everybody doing well y'all doing okay.

Yeah. Well is the word I think. Yeah. Yeah. Well that could be better could be worse and it's kind of in a forever purgatory I think.

Hmm. Wow. Okay, that got dark fast. All right. You know what I mean? Just like it just like stuck in between just like being feeling like everything's normal and feeling like awful.

Yeah, I'm in the middle. I feel like I'm just like this like I'm a ghost that haunts my own apartment.

Yeah.

Wonder around and scream at the walls and some part of me believes like I don't know is this like an

others moment like maybe maybe I am a ghost

maybe there are people here that are scared of me I don't know you are not a ghost we can see you

and here this is all a dream maybe this is yeah that you. This could just be like weird electronic residue from my past.

Maybe I'm dead and don't know it. Could be. It definitely has a Groundhog Day.

So yeah, right. That definitely. It definitely is true and tell you when you sent me that video from space

goes coast to coast of brack singing what day is it yeah Yeah. Yep. That especially the chorus maybe it's tomorrow and maybe it's not

Maybe it's yesterday. I just forgot that That's where we are. I don't know. Dad was a remarking on the similarities to that scene in the jerk where he's like in the first day felt like three days.

Oh yeah.

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