What's going up? It's your girls, you're doing art, what's going on?

Like it off, like it up.

Smong it if you got it.

I'm in the tub, as you can undoubtedly hear it, but I have something I'm in the tub as you can undoubtedly hear but I have something I wanted to tell you I was just

on the live and I was talking about it but I'm still thinking about it and so I thought what a wonderful time to do a bathtub pod.

That's some ambient noise here

because I live in New York City

and it takes a while for the water to stop.

But here we go. So I was thinking, I was watching, I'm just going to walk you through the whole thought process, okay?

I was watching Lord of the Rings, something's been calling me to watch it.

I had a dream a few weeks ago of the giant spider in the last part of the trilogy and I saw it like wrapping up a body and it looked a lot like the imagery that they

ended up using for the Zara thing so that's fucked up and I've been kind of called to watch Lord of the Rings over and over and over again. I've just been ignoring it even though I really like the movies but they're quite a commitment. So I finally get around to watching it and I'm just at the beginning and

the beginning is delicious you know. The Shire reminds me of where I spend half the year al-ham to love it and then they show the nine, you know, the horsemen dressed in black and they're like these

wraiths and they scream and I don't know why I never caught it before, but when Frodo asks Aragon about the nine,

Aragon explains that Sauronron and this evil thing

they the nine used to be kings of men the best among men

the best among men the best of kings even.

Because there is quite a difference between being a just man and a just ruler,

right? One is infinitely harder.

Sof. So I mean arguments could be made for both sides of that actually anyway.

What he said was that Sauron gave each of these kings a ring of power.

Sauron, the deceiver he calls him, which I thought was really interesting because

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