Sometimes you're sad because you think you're all alone.

But when you admit it to a friend, you realize you never have to be lonely.

This is the Wayward Podcast.

Oh, I should have sat down before I turned on the microphone.

Ah.

Oh, you turned it on oh hilarious okay great I pushed

record and then I had to sit down people that's what it sounds like to be

50 years old remember that convention where they got us I used to throw chairs in the audience so they got us being big chairs and you're like this is the sound of me getting in and out of a bean bag chair. Yeah, that was just the sound of me sitting down people. Oh, I mean, I get it.

Hi, Brianna!

Hi!

So this closet is getting slightly ripe.

I take full responsibility for it.

This is, we've been in here now for three hours.

Which doesn't feel like it. No we're doing good. We're doing good. But I have I exercised and came straight here and I thought I would be okay and it's fine because we're all friends here

She smells like a flower well smells like a flower. Well, well, she smells like a mother fucking flower.

Yeah, like a stink weed.

Okay, so we thought we would talk about something that I experienced this week, which was a little bit of loneliness.

So I will, you know, backtrack this story, and I will attribute that loneliness to a number of things

which may or may not be true but I have taken this year to live part-time in

Los Angeles you guys know that do conventions. I think we did

15 conventions this year or something like that. I also attended the Rockwood

Music Festival. I also went on tour with Jason, and Billy and Paul Corella, and then went on a little vacation with my family

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