Heather

I'm going in tomorrow for some talksy talks.

I'm going to ask them about that.

Um, so Meredith is like, well, I, oh, sorry.

Brahma goes first.

She's like, well, Angie doing this is this little diorama has changed the way I look at chopsticks from now on.

Every time I eat lo mein, I'm just going to be thinking about gall killer flat pads and how badly mine are noticeable because I'm not willing to have that surgery.

Her head's going to not shake off her shoulders.

I mean, I'm not really an expert.

The only the only way I'm an expert is the same way as you is watching this show and trying to guess what everybody's done.

But, yeah, I mean, I would say she looks different.

Do you think she that's a good question?

Like, are they facelifts every year?

Because she looks different every year.

Like she's one of the people who's actually coming close to looking like a filter, which is good.

Yeah.

We couldn't just listen to the human embodiment of filler.

Heather, what's your opinion?

And Heather's like, oh, I think everybody should get all the fillers that they want.

I think everybody should get lots of filler every minute of every day.

By the way, I'm going to call someone crushingly insecure in about five minutes.