Caitlin Green

But I don't care about any of the characters.

Precisely.

Oh, make him drink the bath water.

Like also too.

I just bury Keoghan.

I'm sorry, but like, do not cast him as a sex object unless you have a very specific kink because I don't buy it.

Ooh, oh, we recently had a really great conversation with a therapist named Kate Robson who just wrote a book.

It's kind of like a mental health handbook on how to get through stressful times.

But the foreword, the intro was written by her great friend, director Sarah Pauly.

And the two of them appeared on the show together and they were just so fabulous.

It was such a good conversation.

So I think you should check that out.

I'm doing it right now.

The second we get off.

No problem.

This is a story.

This is a headline every single year.

And it's because of the condoms that they give out in the Olympic Village.

And it's a lot of, think about it this way, very young, very fit people who are, you know, potentially wearing some version of a unitard or less.

And I think that it kind of makes sense that they would all be like hooking up in their dorms.