Oh, my God. Are you? Are you in the closet? I am. The listeners who listen to the other

shows are very familiar that when I'm home, I am in the basement because sound is much

better down here. It's not how I envisioned it. Yeah, it's a mess. This is just one of the rooms,

but it's like a storage room, so it has all these like extra cooking things. Yeah, I think if your

basement doesn't look like that, I don't trust you. This is the storage closet, and it definitely

reads as such. In the closet, I love it. How are you? I'm good. Trip is good. It was in New York,

and now I'm here at home. You know how it is. I mean, I know it's a roller coaster. What's

even a roller coaster? Because the roller coaster would involve that there's not just an extreme

high and an extreme low, and I feel like that's what being home is. It's the most wonderful thing ever.

I love my family. I can't believe I don't get to see them more often, and then two and a half

minutes later. Yes. Run out. It is so funny. Today, I feel fine, but the day I came into Atlanta,

and then yesterday, I've been so tired for some reason, and just exhausted and feeling so depleted.

I feel fine today or more normal, but it was funny because a few minutes in my mom's like,

you look beat, and I was like, why are you saying that? Even though, of course, that's how I felt.

I was, but why'd you have to say it? We were at my grandparents yesterday, and my grandmother

was like, why can't you look different? First of all, she said I looked taller, which that was

really exciting. Interesting. Yeah. I just did.

Like, oh my god. Cool. Maybe I'm getting taller. I should measure myself.

The comments from family members, just the gamut, but I've never heard taller. Me either.

And I said, maybe it's just my shoes. I mean, I wasn't really wearing heels or anything,

but maybe I don't know. And then, and then she said that she thought maybe I looked thinner.

And then my mom was like, well, she's she's tired. And I was like, oh my god. Stop. Everyone

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