455 - Time Math
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Hello. And welcome. To My Favorite Murder.
That's Georgia Hartstar.
That is Karen Kilgariff.
And we're being flirty and feisty and fun. It's the AM podcast. Hey. We wake up with you. Gotta go to work. So do we. Right now. Let's do this thing. What's going on? How are you? I'm good, thank you. I had one of those bed routing weekends where I just really laid around like that was my job. Nothing's better than that. I felt very lucky to have two days to just post up.
Isn't that the best? Yeah. Because otherwise, like, if you have one thing to do that weekend, that's all you think about is like leading up to that one thing. Yes. Yeah.
And then you start rationalizing why you're not doing it and why you're not going to do it. Oh, my God. It's like you just need to go down and ship something at, like, the post office. Just do it. It's not a big deal.
You've been, like, thinking about it for so much longer than it would have taken you to actually do it.
Can I tell you that that's me with nails now? Because I've never cared about – I mean, it's not like I didn't care about nails.
Yeah.
But my sister has, like, hand model nails.
Oh.
Very deep nail beds, always perfect, long, whatever. Whatever. I have my dad's hands, so it truly looks sad and like I'm trying to do something with what I got, which is what I'm doing. Right. So most of the time I just kind of don't pay attention. Yeah. But then recently I'm like, yeah, I don't want to be on camera and go like this and just have like... A broken nail with a little dirt under it. Totally. My raggedy cuticles. Yeah. I get up. But you cannot get me to get down there. Is it because you have gel on? It's gel, but it's this laziness of I'll do it later, I'll do it later.
That's the problem because you can't take that shit off by yourself. No. So you can't do anything about it. So it just looks worse and worse. It's gel's fault.
It's true. And it's also when it's growing out. So like the space where it's just like, ma'am, you simply must by city ordinance go in there.
We're videoing this, which is why we care, because I feel like from far away, people can't see like on video now. People are like, oh, her nails are polished. They don't know that, like, just looks like your nails getting shorter and smaller.
I don't think. It's going to start to look like it's a two-tone polish idea. Right. Like it's just creative. It's so nude. It is truly nude. Well, my last one was red. And then I was like. Let's go fall. Let's go like neutral. What are you doing?
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