Astrid Green

I remember.

I like that a lot.

Do they have any kind of, like, ball-dropping scenario?

Or is that just in the U.S.?

Democracy drop!

Well, I know.

That's what we were talking about, Christina and I said.

Well, that reminds me, too, of a tradition like right at New Year's.

So this was passed down.

And, Christina, I want to ask you about this because I think it's some type of Scottish derivative of something that's done at midnight is that a dark-haired man is supposed to pass through the doorway with bread, salt—

And, and, uh, Cole, my grandmother always did this.

And so then my dad did it with my mom and now I have Jeff doing it with me and I looked it up and it is a thing.

It's an Irish twist.

I brought some champagne for us today.

I don't remember you being this Debbie Downer-ish throughout our friendship.

For years, I went to see music for New Year's.

You should have come to me with widespread panic.

I remember my parents calling me being like, are you alive?

There was a consecutive amount of sellout.

They did.