Hi Kirby. Hi Sarah. Welcome to Los Angeles. Welcome glamgelinos. We hope you stay a while.

Cute. That's cute. Happy Lunar New Year, Kirby Johnson. Is it today? Sunday. It was two days ago.

Okay.

Happy belated Lunar New Year.

Happy belated Lunar New Year.

I was going to go over things that you should and shouldn't do, but it's no longer.

So hopefully you indulge in some yummy food, noodles, dumplings.

You're also supposed to clean the house before,

not on New Year's Day, which is the Sunday. So you're supposed to like prepare the house

for the new year. But then I think like the day of it's bad luck, I guess, to clean the house.

I don't know. There's, you know, so many superstitions. But then you can clean the house the day after. So's bad luck, I guess, to clean the house. I don't know. There's, you know, so many superstitions.

But then you can clean the house the day after. So, you know, now being after New Year's,

if your house is dirty. I mean, I don't know. I feel like we're always cleaning our house. But don't.

I hope you didn't on Sunday. And then you're not supposed to like cut your hair or wash your hair on new year's day oh great to know yeah so hopefully

you didn't do those things didn't do those things and happy year of the rabbit how do you feel

about brands commodifying lunar new year for their launches sometimes i feel like a bad asian

because i'm like i I'm not offended.

I think like if it's done out of respect and there's like, you know, context and they actually

are doing it in a way that feels like they took some time to learn about the culture and maybe

are also like giving back to the community in some way, which I think

we saw a lot of last year than great. I feel like I saw less this year from in terms of just like

amount, but I saw a lot of like Asian brands celebrating, which you know, that feels right. So yeah,

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