Rose Rimler

And it also sounds like the novelty of the whole thing is wearing off.

So at this point, he's been talking to Sol for around nine months.

Which actually makes sense when you think about it because it's a one-sided conversation.

The app can't say to Chris, like, oh, you won't believe what happened at work today.

Like, my boss said the weirdest thing or, you know, like, I read this amazing book or, like, I, you know, had this hilarious experience at the grocery store where this person dropped six eggs on my head and then I dropped a can of tomato sauce on their foot and we fell around like the Three Stooges.

Like,

I can't quite do that for us yet, which obviously is how most relationships work.

Which is, as we all know, is the basis of a healthy relationship.

Slapstick grocery store anecdotes.

Well, they're not not part of a healthy relationship, Rose.

All right.

Well, that's Science Versus.

Thank you, Blythe, for listening.

Thanks, Rose.

Thanks.

And that reminds me, Rose, how many citations are in this week's episode?

Oh, I thought you'd never ask.

There are 62 citations in this episode.

Okay.

Where can people find them?