Zoe Hay

And take those life lessons.

Kind of take it up.

Kind of take it up.

Kind of take it up.

It was funny though. We were like, oh, I get, we were so caught up in like the moment and it being real.

It was funny though. We were like, oh, I get, we were so caught up in like the moment and it being real.

It was funny though. We were like, oh, I get, we were so caught up in like the moment and it being real.

And I think also because you have these sort of like guidelines where on network television, like you can't really, you have to shoot things from a certain perspective. So it's like, it was hard to, yes, for it to be depicted in a way that would make sense for the audience.

And I think also because you have these sort of like guidelines where on network television, like you can't really, you have to shoot things from a certain perspective. So it's like, it was hard to, yes, for it to be depicted in a way that would make sense for the audience.

And I think also because you have these sort of like guidelines where on network television, like you can't really, you have to shoot things from a certain perspective. So it's like, it was hard to, yes, for it to be depicted in a way that would make sense for the audience.

And another side note.

And another side note.

And another side note.

I had, during this episode, I had hurt my eye. I had to have stitches.

I had, during this episode, I had hurt my eye. I had to have stitches.

I had, during this episode, I had hurt my eye. I had to have stitches.

I cut my eye, like right under the eyebrow. And it was a freak thing. I had to like go in the middle of the night and get these emergency plastic surgery to have my eyes sewn up.

I cut my eye, like right under the eyebrow. And it was a freak thing. I had to like go in the middle of the night and get these emergency plastic surgery to have my eyes sewn up.

I cut my eye, like right under the eyebrow. And it was a freak thing. I had to like go in the middle of the night and get these emergency plastic surgery to have my eyes sewn up.

I had a huge black eye. that had to be covered for this whole episode. And I was in prosthetics. It was a very tricky situation that Zoe Hay, who we'll be talking to later in this episode, we didn't get into this with her in this conversation, but they had to sort of like camouflage the bruise and the stitches.