Tranquility tour, San Diego.

Bonjour, this is Kimberly, and I'm here with Tam.

Hello, everybody.

And our lovely group in San Diego in this beautiful Monday evening.

And it's been an awesome day that we've had so far, although I feel like everybody in San Diego and L.A., they're freaking out over the weather. Was I playing Beastie Boys there? Yeah. I was playing Beastie Boys there for the end. Awesome. Again, everybody knows. Yeah. You can tell I'm still trying to get the hang of doing this thing live, right? So it was, I think, a high of about

62 today, and it was also 62. I think I told the story already to you guys, but the listeners

need to hear this. So we wake up in L.A. and I'm looking on my Twitter feed and the weather

folks in D.C. that I follow on Twitter say, a delightful fall day high of 62. And then the

LA weather guy on TV this morning, they're showing shivering penguins high of 62, which I just,

I just love the juxtaposition. It's like same temperature, totally radically different thing.

It's sort of like beautiful fall day. It's literally we're going to die and penguins are cold. Well, it's funny because you guys were even like, oh, it wasn't a very good day. Like, it was an amazing day. So it's just so funny the difference. Yeah. And it really was a beautiful day for us. We went to Oceanside and we spent a lot of time illegally taking our dog on the beach, which was really cool.

And we got great pictures. We didn't know it was illegal until the lifeguards came up and informed us. They were very lovely about it. And then after that we saw like 20 signs. Exactly. Exactly. And we're like, oh. But I mean, so what's it like to live in paradise? I mean, because this is pretty darn close to it. Is it a pretty cool living here?

Okay.

But you're all transplants.

None of you grew up here. What's it like to live in paradise? I mean, because this is really darn close to it. Is it pretty cool living here?

Okay.

But you're all transplants. None of you grew up here. Yeah. I was going to say, is there such things like a native San Diego? Is that? Oh, Sean is. It is rare. It's rare. It's rare. Jenny's husband who just stopped in. He's a sheriff in his little uniform.

So cute.

I came in here and there's the, you know, San Diego County Sheriff is in here. I'm like, what did you guys do? There's an open bottle. There's like an empty bottle of Prosecco and a bunch of crazy people doing, doing, it's called art journaling. Art journaling. See, I'm kicked out of this, so I don't know.

No boys allowed.

No boys allowed.

Unless you have a gun, which Sean did.

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