Speaker 1: First of all, you don't know me.
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Speaker 4: Hey, friends, we try to Q and a segment chance
Speaker 4: for questions and answers, something we can with all on
Speaker 4: our own, and you all loved it. So guess what,
Speaker 4: We're back with another one. So joy, How are we?
Speaker 3: We are fine?
Speaker 5: This is actually one of my pet peeves rob when
Speaker 5: a waiter comes to the table and says, and how
Speaker 5: are we doing? And have we decided what we're going
Speaker 5: to eat?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 5: Why it irritates me so much?
Speaker 3: Is just irritate you guys?
Speaker 4: How are not part of our group?
Speaker 5: No, it's just the we of Like, yeah, I don't. Yeah,
Speaker 5: it feels I'm descending, but I know that they're taught
Speaker 5: to do that, you know, to make it feel like camaraderie.
Speaker 5: But I'm just like, I feel like I'm being sold
Speaker 5: something immediately, Like I can see right through it. You're
Speaker 5: trying to make me your friend by saying we oh,
Speaker 5: we're all friends now.
Speaker 6: It gives you used car salesmen.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it gives me car salesman vibes. It isn't it
Speaker 5: enough that we can just be civil humans to each other?
Speaker 5: Do we have to pretend that we're close friends right now?
Speaker 5: All of a sudden, stranger.
Speaker 4: The waiter walks up and is like, hey, bestie, what
Speaker 4: are you having?
Speaker 5: See that I might go for because at least it's
Speaker 5: like just purely pure comedy.
Speaker 4: If a waiter counts to me, I was like, what
Speaker 4: are we having? Have we decided? I would hope there
Speaker 4: would be a part of the order that got messed
Speaker 4: up so I could be like, hey, excuse me, it
Speaker 4: looks like we forgot to take the cheese off this.
Speaker 3: I'm taking responsibility too.
Speaker 7: I hope someone at some point has said to a
Speaker 7: waiter who's asked that, like, hey, what are we having?
Speaker 7: I hope someone has been quick enough to look at
Speaker 7: the table next to them and say, oh, I'll have
Speaker 7: what she's having and just see if they get the joke.
Speaker 5: But to answer your question, Rob, I'm I'm doing well.
Speaker 6: How are you?
Speaker 4: How am I? I am doing great. How are you doing, sop?
Speaker 6: I'm good.
Speaker 7: You know, aside from air traffic control being an absolute
Speaker 7: nightmare and it taking fifteen hours yesterday to make a
Speaker 7: five hour trip, I.
Speaker 5: Have never heard of that. You're supposed to take off
Speaker 5: at eleven and took off at four instead.
Speaker 7: I was supposed to take off at ten, got delayed
Speaker 7: an hour, was like, I can stay home a little longer,
Speaker 7: and then left. It was after four thirty.
Speaker 5: But you were at the airport the whole time, Like
Speaker 5: you got to the airport four year eleven o'clock flight.
Speaker 7: They delayed the flight like every thirty to forty minutes.
Speaker 7: They just kept pushing it back, and then they're also
Speaker 7: canceling half of them, and like, I mean.
Speaker 6: It's just it's insane.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I just I'm supposed to go into Newark from
Speaker 5: LA on Tuesday night and don't do it. Well, I
Speaker 5: have no other option. I mean, that is my only
Speaker 5: actual option on that end. So I'll just either have
Speaker 5: to miss the thing in the morning because it starts
Speaker 5: at nine am. So even if I fly into JFK,
Speaker 5: it's an hour away, plus the traffic, there's just no
Speaker 5: way for me to actually make it work. So it's
Speaker 5: either going to work or they'll cancel the flight or
Speaker 5: delay it. And if it's delayed past an hour, then
Speaker 5: I had to book an extra flight home and then
Speaker 5: a hotel somewhere else as like a holding thing. It's
Speaker 5: really a a real mess right now. And I just
Speaker 5: hope everybody's staying safe.
Speaker 4: Me too.
Speaker 5: Hey, I'm glad you guys got in safe and at
Speaker 5: least you're home now.
Speaker 4: If you're listening to this at the airport while trying
Speaker 4: to kill some time, get cozy. We've got some fun
Speaker 4: questions for you. Take your mind off it.
Speaker 5: Great segue, Rob, I love that.
Speaker 6: I love it. Oh, this is a good question. Yeah,
Speaker 6: give us our first from becaw. What a good one,
Speaker 6: she says.
Speaker 7: I was watching Shrinking, excellent show. If you haven't seen it,
Speaker 7: please watch it. Also concard Love and one of the
Speaker 7: producer's names was Brooke Davies and my Binge. Watching Sleepiness,
Speaker 7: I had a moment of Oh Brook's producing now made
Speaker 7: me think if you could place your one Tree Hill
Speaker 7: character on any show, either on screen or behind the scenes,
Speaker 7: what show would they fit into or would you have
Speaker 7: them work on.
Speaker 6: My Goness's interest.
Speaker 3: That's interesting.
Speaker 5: First of all, I love that there's a producer out
Speaker 5: there named Brook Davies. That's great.
Speaker 4: I could see Clay doing I could see Clay going
Speaker 4: one of toys. I could see him doing one of
Speaker 4: the talking head sports shows. Really, he has personality, he's
Speaker 4: savvy and weirdly, I don't know why. I could totally
Speaker 4: see him being on a Big Brother type show.
Speaker 6: Oh my gosh, Yes, that would be fun.
Speaker 4: How about Brook and Haley.
Speaker 7: It's interesting because as I was thinking about it, I
Speaker 7: was thinking as an actor, where would it be fun
Speaker 7: to show up, Like, like, in what world would I
Speaker 7: like to play Brook? And I'm going, well, I do
Speaker 7: love shrinking what would she be doing in La brain
Speaker 7: made the exact you know connection, And then I'm going, no,
Speaker 7: would we go back in time? Would she have been
Speaker 7: a like a character a designer on Sex and the City?
Speaker 5: Would we That was the first thing that came to
Speaker 5: mind for you as Sex and the City.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, And it's like then part of me wants
Speaker 7: to go completely against type and like see Brook having
Speaker 7: been one of the people who survived on the Last
Speaker 7: of Us and like, you know, maybe she's like you know,
Speaker 7: trying to sew winter clothes for people. I don't know.
Speaker 7: That would be so fun to me, But I didn't
Speaker 7: really think about like where she would naturally go.
Speaker 4: Also, I saw that Halloween episode she can fight a zombie?
Speaker 7: Thank you?
Speaker 3: Oh yes, that's right. Where does Haley go? Where does
Speaker 3: Hale like? I don't know. I mean, I think she fits.
Speaker 5: Really well in a lot of those early OFFTS teen
Speaker 5: shows like Everwood and you know, yeah, like there, She's
Speaker 5: got a vibe that fits easily in any of those spaces.
Speaker 3: Hard of Dixie, like those kind of things.
Speaker 5: I don't know about now the this is on my mind,
Speaker 5: probably because I just recently finished it. But Bad Sisters,
Speaker 5: it was such a great show, and I could totally
Speaker 5: see Haley fitting in in some way of like she
Speaker 5: would have to be removed from tree Hill obviously, there
Speaker 5: would have to be a reason, like she doesn't have
Speaker 5: her family and she's in Ireland, and it's just the
Speaker 5: functional like character of who she is. I could see
Speaker 5: fitting in with those women and filling a little filling
Speaker 5: a little void. I really think that would work.
Speaker 6: I love that shows. So good?
Speaker 3: Isn't it great? So good? I hope they're getting another season.
Speaker 4: I've never heard of it.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, Rob, it's fab Rob.
Speaker 3: It's so good.
Speaker 5: It's it's four sisters and their fifth sister is married
Speaker 5: to a malignant narcissist who is really killing her. He's
Speaker 5: destroying her. I mean, it's like just deteriorating her from
Speaker 5: the inside out. And so they decide to kill him,
Speaker 5: but he won't die. This is the setup of the
Speaker 5: show basically, so you know this almost right away.
Speaker 6: Yes, you're you're not missing anything.
Speaker 5: No, it's no, there's no spoiler. That's sort of the setup.
Speaker 5: But the underlying questions are, if a man is physically
Speaker 5: abusing a woman and she defends herself, it's self defense.
Speaker 5: But if she's being abused and in like, it's mental
Speaker 5: and emotional torture, but there's no bruise? Is it self defense?
Speaker 5: To like do what you have to do to get
Speaker 5: out of the relationship, including physically, Like it's like, okay,
Speaker 5: physical violence is now acceptable, but what do you do?
Speaker 5: Where is the line of self defense? And it just
Speaker 5: sort of asks the question without answering it.
Speaker 7: It's really interesting, well, and I think it asks the
Speaker 7: question really beautifully too, because you do see I mean,
Speaker 7: now I'm like, wait, well, there's cases we see even
Speaker 7: where the women finally defend themselves and then they say
Speaker 7: it wasn't self defense. But what the show asks is like,
Speaker 7: if someone in the house is going to die, how
Speaker 7: do you decide who dies first? Like if that's surely
Speaker 7: going to.
Speaker 6: Be the outcome.
Speaker 7: This is getting a little dark, but it's like a
Speaker 7: really smart question because you know, unlike in life, as
Speaker 7: a viewer, you get to see like what she's really
Speaker 7: up against.
Speaker 6: And it's just done brilliantly.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's like watching one human it's gaslight, but it's
Speaker 5: to a really dark level where he's just completely destroying
Speaker 5: her life and sucking the life out of her to
Speaker 5: the to the point where she is questioning her validity
Speaker 5: and existence on the planet.
Speaker 7: And not that it sounds this way from our explanations,
Speaker 7: but it's actually very hilarious.
Speaker 3: Oh, it's so funny.
Speaker 6: It's it's a dark comedy.
Speaker 4: Of course, I've been laughing the entire time you've been
Speaker 4: explaining the scenario.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, no, it's that's what makes it so brilliant.
Speaker 7: Well, what I realized, the joy is that we're essentially
Speaker 7: explaining it like one of the murder docs on Netflix,
Speaker 7: and I'm like.
Speaker 6: Wait, it's actually it's actually a dark comedy.
Speaker 7: We're missing We're missing the over arching thing. Yeah, it's great,
Speaker 7: check it out.
Speaker 5: Okay, go ahead, Row. What's our next question? Okay, Lorianne
Speaker 5: is asking, that's a pretty name. She's asking, did you
Speaker 5: shoot some scenes in the same spots as Dawson's Creek,
Speaker 5: like houses or at the beach and why didn't they
Speaker 5: use Dawson's house in One Tree Hill. Well, Lorienne, we
Speaker 5: were really trying to separate. I mean, I think we
Speaker 5: wanted people to feel the same sense of nostalgia that
Speaker 5: from Dawson's Creek that they really loved, and the town
Speaker 5: certainly presented itself as a character very much in the
Speaker 5: same way that it did in Dawson's But we didn't
Speaker 5: want to be too derivative. So the intent with the
Speaker 5: intent really was to create our own voice, and so
Speaker 5: we wouldn't have wanted to use anything that was from
Speaker 5: Dawson's in that way.
Speaker 7: Yeah, because that immediately would take viewers out instead of
Speaker 7: getting to know Peyton's house or where Haley and her
Speaker 7: family grew up, They'd be like, oh, but that's Dawson's
Speaker 7: house and so what you really want to avoid anytime
Speaker 7: you're filming in a location that's been used iconically by
Speaker 7: another project, you really want to avoid their specific locations addresses,
Speaker 7: so that you really kind of, you know, walk, so
Speaker 7: that you really kind of travel your own road.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Hannah Banana asks, well, is something on your bucket list
Speaker 4: you want to do in your lifetime? How about anything
Speaker 4: you would like to accomplish soon?
Speaker 3: Oh, Hannah, I don't know.
Speaker 4: I mean, listen, six saltine crackers in sixty seconds. That's
Speaker 4: a good answer for both of those questions.
Speaker 3: That sounds good.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't know if I have a lot to
Speaker 5: say about that. I feel like I'm just open for
Speaker 5: the adventure. I have bucket list items.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I guess I'd like.
Speaker 5: To jump out of a plane, but I have a kid, and.
Speaker 4: With a parachute, with a parachute with a parachute.
Speaker 5: Yes, but it's you know, and it seems like it
Speaker 5: would be really amazing. I didn't do it before I
Speaker 5: had her, and so now that I do, I'm sort
Speaker 5: of like, well, I guess i'll go maybe when I'm
Speaker 5: like seventy and she, you know, she'll be okay something.
Speaker 7: Gosh, Yeah, I mean, so many things on the list,
Speaker 7: but I don't know why. This is the first thing
Speaker 7: that came to mind. I really want to go to Antarctica.
Speaker 7: I do not want to do that crossing at all,
Speaker 7: which is probably part of the reason I've still not gone.
Speaker 7: But it's just something i'd really like to see.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that'd be cool.
Speaker 5: Hey, Rob t Bone wants to know they saw you
Speaker 5: on an episode of The Ghost Whisperer and wanted to
Speaker 5: know what your experience was like and how I was
Speaker 5: working with General Love Hewitt.
Speaker 4: So it was awesome. It was very early in my career.
Speaker 4: I think I had done like one or two of
Speaker 4: these nighttime soaps, which like were my first credits, and
Speaker 4: I remember Love was so nice and I was joking
Speaker 4: around like we were just saying hello something like between setups,
Speaker 4: and I I because by this point, like I'd done
Speaker 4: these two soap so I had my SAG card done
Speaker 4: like a hundred episodes. But I was joking saying like, Wow,
Speaker 4: this is so great to be I'm just like really
Speaker 4: hoping to get that SAG card. It's something to that effect.
Speaker 4: And she didn't realize I was doing a bit, and
Speaker 4: so she like called the first a deal over. I
Speaker 4: was like, let's get you some lines. I'm gonna here,
Speaker 4: let's see if we can get you some lines. So
Speaker 4: she was so sweet because back then it was like
Speaker 4: you got a couple of lines like that was huge
Speaker 4: towards getting your SAG card. And I was like, yeah,
Speaker 4: my god, no, no, no, I'm so sorry. That was
Speaker 4: a joke. Probably didn't land I no, no, thank you though,
Speaker 4: thank you, and so she was awesome. And then cut
Speaker 4: to a couple of years later. I was eating at
Speaker 4: katsuya in La and I was at like a two
Speaker 4: top and there was a four top with like a
Speaker 4: little divider between us and Jennifer and her, like some
Speaker 4: people were on the other side, and she spilled like
Speaker 4: like a cant like diet coke, like knocked over and
Speaker 4: like went on the floor. And she was like, oh
Speaker 4: my gosh, I'm so sorry because it like put over
Speaker 4: to my side and I was like, no, stop, it's
Speaker 4: completely okay. Hi, by the way, good to see you again.
Speaker 4: She's like, oh my gosh, good to see you too.
Speaker 4: And when it came time and then they left, of
Speaker 4: course because they got there before us. And when it
Speaker 4: came time to pay the check, the waiter was like,
Speaker 4: actually it was already taken care of you.
Speaker 6: Is cool.
Speaker 4: So she's wonderful and it was a experience. Also, you
Speaker 4: know who else was in that episode with me, Lizzie Moss.
Speaker 6: Wow, so cool.
Speaker 3: Cool.
Speaker 4: Do you guys have a favorite guest star appearance you did?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 7: I really liked working on Easy on Netflix. I just
Speaker 7: did one episode of that show, and it's an anthology,
Speaker 7: so it was the third season and it was the
Speaker 7: third episode that the character Block had done and I
Speaker 7: was I got to go and join them for it,
Speaker 7: and it was so fun because Joe Swamberg is such
Speaker 7: a great writer and a director, but he's a Chicago,
Speaker 7: you know, comedy guy. He's really improv based, and so
Speaker 7: you get an outline.
Speaker 6: For the episode, but no script. The whole show is
Speaker 6: fun and I loved it.
Speaker 7: It was terrifying, but the most fun I've ever had
Speaker 7: on side that's great.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Oh it's so cool.
Speaker 5: Probably Dexter. It was really fun to do Dexter. We
Speaker 5: I had like I had an arc. I don't know
Speaker 5: if it was four or six episodes, I can't remember,
Speaker 5: but it was really cool. That was and it was
Speaker 5: one of the first jobs off of one tree Hill
Speaker 5: that I got, so it was kind of scary. It
Speaker 5: was really scary because it was a big deal show
Speaker 5: and I had all sorts of insecure feelings for all
Speaker 5: kinds of reasons in my life at that moment. So
Speaker 5: it was a good little like boost of confidence. And
Speaker 5: I had a great time. And Michael C. Hall was
Speaker 5: just the loveliest, so generous and thoughtful and like such
Speaker 5: a such a great pro and an example of a
Speaker 5: really classy number one on the call sheet.
Speaker 3: He was great.
Speaker 4: That's awesome.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's pretty fad.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna just leap frog because I want to know
Speaker 4: the answer that you both have for this. So Morgan asks,
Speaker 4: what is your favorite household chore or just one that
Speaker 4: doesn't bother you?
Speaker 3: Vacuuming?
Speaker 7: Same, Yeah, yeah, vacuuming is very meditative for me. But
Speaker 7: the thing I like to do the most is when
Speaker 7: I grocery shop, I reorganize everything. So when I'm putting
Speaker 7: food away, I reorganize the whole refrigerator, I redo all
Speaker 7: the cabinets.
Speaker 6: Like it.
Speaker 7: It brings me so much joy to get everything put away.
Speaker 6: Just so I love it.
Speaker 7: I love it, which is ironic because I hate putting
Speaker 7: clothes away.
Speaker 6: But when I do it, I do it beautifully.
Speaker 5: I hate putting clothes away too, and I hate sweeping.
Speaker 5: But thata uuming is as you say, it's meditative, but
Speaker 5: sweeping is a big not like I just it's such
Speaker 5: a pain in the ass, but sweeping very tedious.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I think it's also the both hands motion and I
Speaker 5: have to try and catch all the dirt and like
Speaker 5: there's not this like constant flow the vacuuming. I actually
Speaker 5: will just put in an audio book and just wander
Speaker 5: around my house and totally enjoy it.
Speaker 6: Or like a great playlist.
Speaker 5: Yeah, are you so you said vacuuming too, Rob? Is
Speaker 5: that your ultimate?
Speaker 4: I was just thinking it would be so funny if,
Speaker 4: like you put in your audio book and then you
Speaker 4: start vacuuming, like but you don't realize the battery on
Speaker 4: your vacuum died like a month ago, and it's just
Speaker 4: happily wandering around your house pushing a non functioning vacuum
Speaker 4: but you can't hear because you have your book in.
Speaker 4: But yes, I did say vacuuming for me I because
Speaker 4: it's it's just so cathartic and it's like I'll do.
Speaker 4: I do the laundry for the family, and I love
Speaker 4: the feeling of what I'm done with it. But laundry
Speaker 4: is tedious and I hate like looking at two pops
Speaker 4: like mountains of unfolded clothes on the kitchen counter. Yeah,
Speaker 4: but I love when it's done. It gives me a
Speaker 4: lot of esteem. But vacuuming is like the quickest gratification
Speaker 4: in terms of Yeah, the room looks different very quickly.
Speaker 4: And yeah, it's also easier for me just to kind
Speaker 4: of dissociate and you know, my body's doing something but
Speaker 4: my brain somewhere else.
Speaker 3: I love it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, an instant gratification to your point. Yeah, yeah, Okay,
Speaker 7: I have a question for you both, because this is
Speaker 7: another thing that makes no sense. I love to clean
Speaker 7: the kitchen counter spray fret like.
Speaker 6: I love it. I hate cleaning the bathroom.
Speaker 7: And it's the same thing. It's a spray and a
Speaker 7: wipe down. But for some reason, I love to do
Speaker 7: it in the kitchen and in the sink, but I
Speaker 7: hate to do it like in the shower or the bathtub.
Speaker 5: I'm the opposite. I'm totally the opposite. Really, that's so funny.
Speaker 6: See, this is why we're meant to live in villages.
Speaker 6: I'm convinced of it. Yes, that's what I'm saying. We're
Speaker 6: wired for community, We meet each other.
Speaker 7: Everybody could do the thing they are the best at,
Speaker 7: and then the whole project would be done.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I hate cleaning the kitchen.
Speaker 6: I hate cleaning the bathroom. We're a yin and yang.
Speaker 4: To your point, though, So if you can't there's no
Speaker 4: real comparable thing to the bathtub in the kitchen. Yeah,
Speaker 4: the bathtubs are a bit trickier, you know what I mean.
Speaker 7: Like and the shower grout just creeps me out, like
Speaker 7: kind of make it just I don't know.
Speaker 5: Come on, you get some ajax, you get some nice
Speaker 5: like spray that just you leave it there and you
Speaker 5: come back ten minutes agater to like luege it off.
Speaker 6: And yeah that's nice.
Speaker 5: The sprayer you spray it around.
Speaker 3: Oh it's great.
Speaker 7: Yeah, like the spray that does it for you. I'm
Speaker 7: a fan of what is scrub, the green one scrub? Yeah,
Speaker 7: those are nice if I can, if I can set
Speaker 7: it and forget it and then rinse it, that's nice.
Speaker 7: But if I have to scrub every little ground lyne
Speaker 7: in a shower, I just feel like I'm being tortured.
Speaker 7: It feels like someone's just plucking my eyelashes out one
Speaker 7: at a time.
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Speaker 7: Molly Allie wants to know you and your group of
Speaker 7: friends run a house or a cabin for the weekend.
Speaker 7: What is your job in the group? Are you the cook,
Speaker 7: the planner, the timekeeper, or the life of the party.
Speaker 7: The DJ I added that last one, what's your job?
Speaker 4: Oh boy, I would say for me, I'm either the
Speaker 4: planner or I will attempt to be some sort of
Speaker 4: life of the party.
Speaker 7: I'm definitely responsible for the food and drink. I'm the
Speaker 7: person you send to the grocery store to get.
Speaker 5: Yeah things, Yeah, I would do. I would go on
Speaker 5: that trip with you, so same. That is definitely because
Speaker 5: I feel that most people can't be trusted with you,
Speaker 5: So I agree. I just I have and maybe it's
Speaker 5: just that I'm persnickety and I have very particular taste
Speaker 5: about food. But I do feel like I have a
Speaker 5: good tap into what would be what everyone would enjoy.
Speaker 6: Totally agree.
Speaker 7: I really like that and this, and the sort of
Speaker 7: things that people might not always think of, but that
Speaker 7: I know.
Speaker 6: I will nail like a board a salad.
Speaker 7: With unexpected contents in it. That is the thing you
Speaker 7: want when you come inside at three o'clock and you're
Speaker 7: not ready for dinner, but you are ready for a
Speaker 7: snack like these. These are my specialties. And then what
Speaker 7: I like to do, particularly with a big group of people,
Speaker 7: I will either do a giant like one pot pasta
Speaker 7: that is one of my favorite things to do for
Speaker 7: a first meal. I will do a huge vat of
Speaker 7: chili that people can eat all weekend. I like to
Speaker 7: do the thing that is delicious but also like simple
Speaker 7: enough that everyone can just hit it, kind of buffet style.
Speaker 3: Yeah, how do.
Speaker 4: You guys feel about corn bread?
Speaker 5: No so much corn bread. I mean, if it's done right,
Speaker 5: there's some bad corn bread out there.
Speaker 6: Agreed.
Speaker 4: Last time I was in Wilmington, I tried the corn
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Speaker 5: That is fun. I love that. I think I also
Speaker 5: probably would be the cleaner upper. I'd be the straightener upper,
Speaker 5: like wandering around or straightening up friends. Yeah, would you
Speaker 5: guys do that too?
Speaker 4: Is that because at this point now as a parent,
Speaker 4: I can't walk through a room without tidying up as
Speaker 4: I go.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's it's just too much.
Speaker 4: It's as reflexive as breathing for me.
Speaker 7: Yeah, totally, because if you turn your back on it
Speaker 7: for an hour, suddenly the house is a tornado zone.
Speaker 7: So like, you get so good at just doing it
Speaker 7: without realizing you're doing it.
Speaker 6: It's a nice skill.
Speaker 4: It's also a dangerous game, though, because I can't tell
Speaker 4: you how often I will go towards a room because
Speaker 4: there's something I want to do in that room and
Speaker 4: then I've stopped to clean up or tidy three things
Speaker 4: on the way, and by the time I get to
Speaker 4: that room, I'm like, why am I in here.
Speaker 5: Oh friends, we hope that you've listened to this while
Speaker 5: you're vacuuming, or washing dishes or cleaning your bathroom or kitchen.
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