This might get weird. Are we rolling? We're rolling. Oh my goodness. Cheers Grace. How

big. Cheers, Amy. How are you? Good. I see you did make yourself a drink. I made myself

a cocktail. Look, it is October is not over. Yeah, the poem, that's how the poem starts.

Yeah, exactly. The Edgar Allan poem. No, I was doing sober October, but I started a little

early and then I was working on something and it finally ended. Yeah. Then I was like,

you know what? So did my sober October. There you go. Time for an illusion. You create

your own boundaries. Right. And I gave my soul to be rational. I'm like, you know that

this was only a thing you made for yourself. Self-imposed. Yeah, that everyone is cheering

for you no matter what makes you happy. Thank you. So I had a little break from the booze

and I've been eating healthy and trying to get good sleep. No exercise. No, I have

it. I played a little beat, Saber, before I came over here today, which you might see in

my forehead. I had to let it cool down because the VR mask gives me a giant fright across

my forehead. Yeah, you got to play it with time to let your forehead like deflate. Are

people going to get like VR acne? Ooh, I mean, if people are getting mask acne, I can

see that thing, you know. I didn't know if you were still on the beat, Saber tip. I pulled

it out the other day and played it a little bit because I also haven't been exercising

and so it feels like a quick way to get in a little just arm-sweepy cardio. Yeah. No,

I ain't done shit, but also I will give myself credit. I tried to do some crunches. Nice.

It's impossible with a small dog in your home. Oh, yeah. They think that you're playing

with them on the ground. She thinks she absolutely is like she comes over and tries to give

me CPR. Yeah. I mean, think about it from their perspective. 99% of the time you were

upright on two legs and then you look like a life alert commercial 100%. What did they

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