Claudia Oshry

Yeah.

I was already a little afraid when we were leaving the first time, but I think the ruckus doesn't start to like, you know, an hour or two later.

Once all the normal people go home to their families and jobs.

Um,

So I'm a little afraid of the damage and what will happen.

Yeah.

So that's what Ben and I were saying.

It's like, we judge.

I'm always talking about those domestic terrorists in Philly.

Right.

And Ben's like, that's happening here.

But those are not Knicks fans.

That does not represent our city.

That does not represent our team.

I'm like, well, that's what the people in Philly say, too.

maybe they're so maybe they are right either we're both wrong or we're both right yeah oh i want to shout out you know i'm obsessed with my hokas like i love wearing my hokas and i'm at a place now where i have to like keep replacing them because they just get so dirty i love a white sneaker i love a cracker i love a white sneaker and i threw them in the wash one of my friends from mahjong told me just throw them in the wash like with some like stain remover spray like spray them and i don't know why i never thought to put my shoes in the wash oh i put my shoes in the wash

Look how fucking white my shoes are.

Yeah, it was just, it was a little scary because Ben went out, oh, to dinner with Jesse Solomon last night.

So I was home alone.

Let me just tell you.