Bailey Taylor

I'm doing this for me.

But then everyone who all, every man who sees the picture, she's waiting, you know, like, you know, are they going to compliment me?

And then luckily that delivery guy,

sees her on her own wall and compliments her, which is good.

But then I had also forgotten that they tie together in the final coffee shop scene where they ask Charlotte if she's, oh, she shows me a picture and wants to know if it's Artie.

And I'm like, ah, it's a full frontal.

And she goes, oh, I was just warming up.

And then we discussed whether we've looked at it ourselves.

And I'm like, I don't want to look at it.

And she makes me promise to go home and look at it.

And this is when I fall off the bed looking at it, which I think is super adorable.

It's so funny.

I had thought that was like first season.

You know what I mean?

Because it is kind of like an innocent Charlotte.

But Charlotte is very innocent for the entire series, even afterwards and just like that, because it's like she just retains that.

I think she retains her childlike wonder at things.

That is true.

That is true.

Sometimes it's hard to be objective, but yes, I know what you're saying.