Owen Thiele

And I'd love to give you some.

Okay.

This one says, you once fled a hit and run as the victim.

Someone hit your car but left because you left because you were late for a nail appointment.

Yeah, that's true.

I have things to do, I gotta go.

Yes, you're so me.

That is where we are a lot alike too.

Because I am working on my lateness.

I always tell people I'm like, well, this is like maybe people of color understand it better.

Because like when you tell your friends like, OK, let's say you're throwing a barbecue and inviting your friends.

You tell them 12.

You expect everyone to show up at two.

Like I'm shooting early, like 12.

Then they'll show up at two.

And then when they show up at 12, you're like you're here early.

I know.

I would be like, my very first actual Valentine's Day that I spent with my man, he was like, I was still working 9 to 5, so I didn't get off until, I think I got off a little bit early at like 4.30.

And then I had to drive home and I had to get ready.

And then he made dinner reservations and he was like, um, I made a reservation for this time.