Amelia Lester

It's almost hard to imagine the scope of it.

I'm so glad that you said perpetually damp and not moist.

We've talked about Brent cutting the toothpaste in half.

It's like...

Yeah, I get what you're saying.

I have a water pick, you know, that cleans in between your teeth.

And apparently I've got to clean the water pick, but the water pick's for cleaning my teeth.

That doesn't make any sense.

And it's always vinegar.

Everything needs vinegar.

Soda.

You know what people do?

There's a whole type of person who, as the kettle is boiling, they do all the stuff.

That's a whole type of person.

So they'll, like, unload the dishwasher, replace the sponge, pop it in the microwave, do some squats, and, like, then the kettle's boiled.

Yeah, it's better than just staring off into middle distance having existential fears, right?

Oh, it's a juicy one.

Remember last week we talked about a letter from Vanessa, an outlouder, who asked for advice on whether she should quit her job to support her husband's very demanding job as they raise children?

I'm just going to say that what Mia says really surprised me.

I was not expecting it.