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Your tea stirring is loud. You know, I can hear your dinkily dink. Let me hear that again.
Oh, no, it's one of these weird bottles that, you know, they can't just give you water. It has to be something kind of classy and stylish. British design actually really stepped it up in kind of the aughts. And it even says on it, still water. Well, thank you. And I tried to make tea with, like, free-range leaves or whatever it was, and it tasted... It tasted like ass.
And I'm like, I'm just going to order a latte from room service.
You are such not a British person, but I'm glad you're there. You know, the theme of my school, my Sal's preschool, they have a party every year, which I try not to go to, but then Amanda demands it, which is James Bond party.
Oh, that must be fun.
Okay.
I'm going as Holly Goodhead. True story, true. That was a true Bond girl, Holly Goodhead. It was the woman who was in, I forget her name. She was in broadcast news. She played the anchor that threatened Holly Hunter. So they sent her to Alaska. I forget her name. Tall drink of lemonade.
Yeah. I love them James Bond movies, but I'd rather be home.
Still best Bond girl, Dandy Newton. Most beautiful woman in the world. Dandy. Yeah. No, if she's ever on your pod.
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