Esther Zuckerman

Yeah.

This is and I think this movie is dead on the money.

Yeah.

I think it's women will literally do anything to get the right apartment.

Women in New York City.

In particular.

I would marry Depardieu now I wouldn't pay his legal fees that has to be specified that's the thing this movie gets so right that has only aged better with every successive year the opposite of Gerard Depardieu who ages worse every year is you're just like yeah you could justify almost anything in the reality of the movie if there's an apartment this good on the market

I love that it's also not just, man, there's a great apartment.

She wants it really badly.

I mean, my best friends often mentioned on this podcast, Sophie Fader and Hawken Lindsay.

He is a ceramicist.

Cool.

And it's like... So he lives in a kiln?

Living in New York City, he's constantly having to like calculate everything based on what kind of work he could legally do within a New York living space.

Right, right.

It looks like a dream apartment?

Okay, can I ask a couple questions?

Because you're trying to figure out why it's so cheap.

You're trying to figure out why it's so cheap.

Washer dryer included?