Margo Oshry

So, to me, going to the office kind of feels like going to synagogue.

Like, you really, like, can't have your arms out.

Wait, what?

Yes, you can.

Oh, so I work in fashion.

It's very different.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

If I'm working in finance.

Oh, so I'm a slob is what you're saying.

Okay.

So if I'm working in, like, Goldman, like, you know, you got to wear your pencil skirt, whatever.

but no you're encouraged to like have fun with fashion just like don't like look like a hooker which I don't think that I do I'm just wearing my arms no you don't I'm messing with you and I'm just jealous because I'm like fat and ugly and a slob and nothing fits me right now and you're like sitting where just like your arms are perfect so I'm just going to continue to be mean to you because it's how I heal inside and it's also I guess how you compliment as well yes of course of course now your arms are out on the podcast which like just people don't do here it's so crazy um

I guess they don't.

And I'm just like projecting.

But I just wanted to mention like your arms are out and it's crazy.

I guess I really didn't, I didn't really think about that.

Like next time I'll just, you know, wear my Abercrombie sweatshirt.

Correct.

And I thought you learned last time.

Yeah, but then I thought we settled on the fact that it's like we do this before I go to work and then I have to go to work and I can't, you don't want me looking like a slob at work, do you?