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Hello, the internet, and welcome to this episode of what we trend in the showers.

That one courtesy, a new Chris, in reference to our conversation yesterday about what we do in the showers and why that would be a better show than what we do in the shadows, where you just find out, like, what people are actually up to in them showers.

Oh, I will say just real quick.

Yeah.

Just as a pitch, not to pitch on yesterday's topic.

Just feels like what we do in the showers could be like in the way what we do in the shadows

is like a house full of vampires, like a house full of creatures from the Black Lagoon type. They have to be in the showers. Yeah. Everyone's, yeah, they live in the showers. Constantly living in the showers. I like that. Those are the kind of ideas you're going to get from our special guest co-host today. A hilarious and brilliant producer and TV writer. You know him from the Yosus Racist podcast. It's Andrew Tee. This MFer can't shut up. Dan, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, no, no, no, no. T. Um, that wasn't even, that wasn't even a reference to anything. That was just like me trying to make up something.

Yeah.

Are you a daily shower? You're just rippen, Claire?

I'm just, I'm just fucking pulling things out of the ether, you know? Are you a day, that, that, so these are the questions. Are you a daily shower and do you, uh, we had the guys

from the no such thing podcast on. I see.

They had an episode about showering.

And I do think showering is interesting because it's like, it's the one place where you are like, you purely make up your own routine.

Yeah.

And like you're not, you have no, nothing to pull from other than movies where people, in the movies, people turn on the shower as they're in the shower, you know? I remember that from Psycho. They just like stand there in front of the thing and then just get hosed with like ice cold water for like five seconds, which is just an insane move.

I don't know what.

Like, maybe the 50s, maybe the 50s just, you know, that's what we were all trying

to get back to is racial injustice and instantly comfortable shower temperature.

That's right.

I remember there was a time when America was great and the showers were warm right away. Look at this scene from Psycho. And I remember, like, I'm still working off of ancient. Like, I remember my mom when I was very young, telling me you work from the head down because other, because the logic is like the soap from the head like

it's like dusting rules yeah exactly it's dusting rules that's how white people end up not

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