Jann Arden

Do you think Thortis, like, does she ever talk about, like, has she always, does she feel that she's always been this way in terms of, like, being super romantic?

Or does she feel like that's sort of a new thing for her, too?

Because this is a whole new relationship and it just seems like it's made both of you kind of, like, bowled over with love.

Yeah.

It's a nice dynamic, you know, I think, because it's a yin-yang and it's like it doesn't...

Sometimes like being very similar can work really well in a relationship, but sometimes being really different makes someone like Thordis feel protected and cared for.

And then you might look at her approach to things and feel like, you know, she has this like softer sort of confidence with her.

And you're like, you take something from that.

So like Kyle and I are very similar, but we're also very different.

And I feel like the differences count as much as the similarities in terms of our compatibility, for sure.

So I think probably still the biggest story kind of going around in entertainment right now and certainly a huge story on social is the end of Stephen Colbert's TV show.

End of an era.

End of an era.

My gosh.

So it was the final and like not only just like him, but it's the final late show on CBS.

And when you think of the heritage of that and at the end, so the final episode aired on Thursday of last week and it closes with him like flipping a switch and the lights on the Ed Sullivan Theater, like the late show lights go out.

And that really hit me hard because I grew up watching Letterman in that time slot.

And Letterman did, you know, guest appearances with Colbert in the closing time of his show.

They threw stuff off of the roof of the building together.

They've really gone all out and made this quite funny.