So I'm, I'm, I'm behind enemy lines the other week by which I mean with a group of heterosexuals.

And, and, and there's, there's this woman and she's singing in, in, like, the subway and she's not good.

It's not, it's not good.

Is, okay, explain, is she like with a group of people and she's singing?

Nope.

Or is she a, perhaps what we would call a character a character okay

she's a character yeah no one no one has told her she's good no one's asking for this exactly

she's being a character and someone in in this group said you know she's like the patron saint

of bad singers and i said florence foster jen you. Look, we've all told jokes that don't

land, but I can't ever remember louder crickets. Even the bad singers stopped.

Yeah, like the whole subway turned and looked at me and I was like, no, that was solid. I'm not

wrong. You're wrong. Is this what unfunny people feel like just all the time? All the time. No, they don't know they're unfunny. They're they're barreling through. Yeah. I mean, like, I know Meryl Streep gets nominated for a lot of Oscars, so it doesn't seem like that big of a deal. But she was nominated for that one, and that's one of the ones she deserves.

Yeah, she's great.

She's so good in that movie.

I love that movie.

Yes, Hugh Grant is like her delightfully gay husband.

Yes.

Love that movie.

Hey, I'm Paul. And I'm Erica.

And this is That Aged Well.

Coming in hot.

Coming in hot. I'm excited.

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