Hey, I'm Liz Loza and this is Facts versus Feelings, your amouge-Bouche to your fantasy-focused main course.

We are bringing more facts, more feelings, more fantasy, and of course, more fun.

And now that I have your attention, today's fact is that it is okay not to know everything all at once.

Oh, hello, producer, Alex.

I assume you are subbing in for producer Presley since he's on a bye this week.

Liz, it's good to be here, and that's why you draft more than one player at a position

because you've got to pull people off the bench from time to time.

Are you calling yourself a backup?

I am ready to fill in

depth and do whatever it takes for the team to win. All right. I love it. Clear your throat. Let's go.

What is something, thank you. Oh, you're already taking direction better than Presley. I love this.

All right. Producer Alex, what is something that you can admit that you know nothing about and still

feel totally comfortable with yourself?

Yeah, I have no idea what my dog is thinking from moment to moment, but, you know, I'm happy she's around. And so... Oh, my gosh. You cannot read your dog's mind. There's got to be something else that you're like you can admit ignorance about. Jeez. I mean, I'll go pop culture. That's not really my area of expertise, and I still make it from sunup to sundown every day.

You are not as easy to embarrass or make blush as producer Presley, but now I have a challenge.

Yeah, but I'm a New Yorker. You're not going to get me more vulnerable than I am right now.

Okay, but I think he'll hear that, and so I have done a good enough job triggering at least someone.

Speaking of being triggered, we don't like to trigger our audiences.

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