Welcome back to two juggie girls. This is Mary from the Bay.

And it's Courtney from L.A. And this just feels like a good one to start the week off with because it's like we had internet issues last week. By we. I'm just lumping Mary into mine. But, you know, we didn't get to talk dancing with the stars, which as I've said is my favorite pot of all week. And so it's like dancing with the stars.

You got wife's swell, a little bit of special forces, just like a weekend because I feel like we could talk about Charlie's mask for hours.

And I do want to just apologize in advance.

If you can tell, I've somewhat lost my voice from screaming at the marathonathon at the New York Marathon all day yesterday.

So just apologies in advance.

But let's get into the mask talk because you're still married.

I am still married, you know, that mask almost broke us.

I get something. That to Michael, he did not like that same, broke us. I get done saying that to Michael.

He did not like that, me saying that.

Were you joking or serious, though?

Let's be honest.

Were you saying it jokingly but was meaning it seriously?

Ding, ding, ding, ding.

No.

No, it just took way too long. This mask definitely could be sold at a store

near you. It was very high level. I mean, is my child going to have the best projects in the

class? Yeah. Is my child always going to have an elite Halloween costume? Sure. Do I want it to take 30 to 40 hours to make and knowing that he was three months old that he couldn't wear a mask? It just felt like it wasn't the right time to make this mask. I'm going to be honest, I felt a little bad for you.

Tell me more. Well, yours was not, like yours was an ordered last minute kind of mask.

And then I also, so go watch Mary's TikTok on this. It's pretty funny because I'd love to see the final. You got like one photo maybe.

Yeah. But you know, you weren't even, you didn't even have your mask on.

I don't know if the light came, you know.

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