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This might get weird.

Are we rolling?

We're rolling.

Well then cheers, Grace Helbig.

Cheers memory heart.

Y'all, it's an intercontinental episode of this might get weird.

I am in a camper van in my brother's yard.

So I'm sorry that I look, if you're watching this, like I'm in 1998.

There's no light in here.

You look, you do look like you're stowed away somewhere.

Yeah, absolutely.

I'm in hiding.

The grid.

Yeah.

I know you're in the future. It's already Tuesday where you are. It's Monday for me here back in Los Angeles.

Crazy. Yeah. I know. It is crazy. But I come home tomorrow and I am excited to.

It's been, listen, two weeks in Australia moves different.

I will tell you and I don't want to scare you. Oh, no. My jet lag on the way back has been so fucking brutal. I'm like shot. Like, I could fall asleep right now. And it's 5 p.m. on Monday. And I feel like all I've been doing is trying to get on a sleep schedule for the last since I got home on Wednesday. It's been crazy. I'm, I'm, our jet lag on the way there, we must have done

something incredible by accident because that was so easy. And now I'm like, what the fuck's going on?

This is crazy. Yeah. I was shocked how quickly we assimilated on the way here. But I know it's always, like, sometimes it's returned for me. And I've definitely done the thing where I have meetings and things to do and like the couple days after I return, where I'm giving everyone a heads up, like, yo. Yeah. I might not. I might be asleep at 1 p.m. Oh. I might be awake at 4 in the morning.

Like, I have no clue what's about to go down.

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