Hello and welcome back. I'm Julia Hava. I'm Eliza McLean. If you want to support us on Patreon, our Patreon is patreon.com slashbenchtopia where you can access all our

bonus episodes. We just did a drunk fairy tales episode and I've listened to it like a couple times

back because it's genuinely so funny. It is funny. It's a slapper. The Patreonites love it and for

only five dollars you can unlock at this point it's 16 bonus episodes. I keep seeing people tweeting at

us or putting on Instagram that they've run through the entire catalog and I want to let you know that

almost like because we have what like 36 episodes out now and there's 16 more on Patreon. More are

coming. More are coming as well so you should get on it. Yeah, get on it. Yeah and also if you would

like to rep us on your bodies or in your kitchens or on your hot girl walks to treat our jokes. Exactly.

We have a merch store which is prop front PROP front dot com slashbenchtopia. We just put out mugs and

tote bags for all you cool girls. Yeah, so you can really just be in your kitchen listening to

benchtopia with your godly wife mug. Yes. Yeah. Anyway, if you want to support us, that's where to

support us. In other news, it's fall. I just try to pumpkin spice latte for the first time. I don't,

I mean, I must have had one at some point but not in a really long time if I have and I just want

to say it's slapped a lot harder than I was expecting it to. I know, doesn't it? Yeah, I texted

Julie before coming because I always hit my little starbs before I come over to record. And I was

like, oh, do you want anything? And she was like, I might try a PSL moment. Are they good? And I was

like, and they are. That's how are you like a white woman on the earth? And you don't have like

the flavor of the pumpkin spice latte in the range. Because my little Jewish IBS stomach has trouble

with coffee, but I'm willing to sacrifice it. It's just crazy because when I was in college,

shout out to people at Brown. If you went to Brown, the underground, I worked there. I loved it. I

loved just like clumping around and like being seen and not doing the work I was supposed to be

doing. I'm like, make shitty lattes. No, they were actually really good lattes. But like, I would

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