This might get weird. Are we rolling? We're rolling. Oh, socially distant cheer.

So shall we? Distant cheers, memory. Oh, once again, week 49 in isolation.

Do you think anyone's naming their child's social distance? That's a hard one to spell

for kindergarten. SD. SD. No, someone was saying the other day. It was like quarantine, socially

distant, like all the buzzwords that we have just sounds like a really great, like grunge rock,

like early punk rock, fire for a show. Yes, it's just a lineup. Yes, it does. The sad thing is that

you know there's like an improv team that's formed that's called socially distant.

SD. And uh, uh, uh, that gives me all the cringe. How the fuck are you, human?

I know. I get so excited to come over here and record more than ever because it is a different

human interaction than I've had for the last six days. But then I also get the anxiety that I'm like,

but I still don't got anything to talk about. SD. Absolutely nothing. Yeah, nothing to say.

SD. You're coming back from Palm Springs. Yes. We did, uh, you know, but I'm like talking to the

royal. We, um, Chippen, I went down there for the last five days. Yes. It's so funny because

on Instagram story, et cetera. It's like pool. Like you would never know, like that's not the

quarantine vibe is like having white claws and a hot tub. Right. So it looks like vacation. Right.

SD. I know. And then that you're just quarantining with a pool. Well, that's, I liked on your story

because I feel like there is a sense of guilt of like changing your location.

SD. In quarantine, I liked that you were like, uh, we're down in Palm Springs. It's the same

exact thing. I just changed where I was at. Well, at what point, Chip said this actually feels

kind of like there's one day he said this feels normal. And that's because when we go down there,

we normally don't leave the house anyway. Yes. As opposed to at your normal house,

you go all the time. Right. Right. Right. Right. Yeah. You're coming and going and down there.

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