I just looked very long into her eyes while I was drinking and I didn't break it either

it creeped me out. Look at this. I left it we go from like can we go home to like

spinning. Tell me this doesn't turn anybody on. It doesn't turn anybody on. You look

like a pot holder. I feel like a tire iron. It looks like a Christmas look. Hi, I'm a sensible

74. Trixie Mattel and I. Oh, that's it. Welcome to the show where we talk about whatever

we want because it's our show and not yours.

I might think a lot. Well, there's been a 12 car pile up on high 95 but first let's get to the

weather. Over to you in the studio, Ross. Thank you so much, Charlie. Now if you look to your left

here over in Jamesville, we have a hundred percent chance of skin damage and a 50 percent

chance of very hard, hard, nipple. So hard. Is there dust? We've talked about everything. We've

scoured and searched the material world. The medical world. Look at the material. We've really

talked about everything. So we've we've been reduced to small talk the weather. Literally what

you would say to your neighbor if you saw them. I want to be the type of person that says, it's not

hot, but it's humid. I say at least it's dry. At least it's a dry. Thank God it's not humid. I really

cooled off. Yeah. Can you believe this rain? Oh God, that heat wave is over. Oh, me watering

a literally a plant that has turned the dust on my patio going the heat wave. It's a good

disintegrated rain. It's an empty bomb. That plant that plant to my patio doesn't look like

cigarette ashes. It literally it is gray and brown. I think that ashes in the shape of a tree.

When she she the water literally just dissolves. Oh, drink up. It is funny in LA that when it rains

more than eight hours, the streets flood. I happen to rain and everybody loses their driver's license.

Like what the fuck come to me. What are you calling it a word with you? People calling it a word.

It's a hydroplane. Hydroplane. Meanwhile, bossing. We're driving an eight feet of snow.

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