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  • You know, I'm concerned about something.

  • Which is I know that you You told me a while ago.

  • I think the last time I saw you that you were going to quit smoking this year.

  • This is a tough year to quit.

  • Smoking didn't pan out.

  • You know, it's it's not the time.

  • I was reading a few studies that said it.

  • Actually, it's sort of protects your lungs to smoke because, you know, from cove it because I think it toughens them up.

  • Oh, I just thought that medically, it wasn't the best idea of the best time.

  • Oh, this was that famous Marlboro study that just can't.

  • Well, you know what I mean.

  • I just e kind of, you know, that's why you took up smoking.

  • Yeah, like you, I got all excited.

  • I thought I gotta toughen up my lungs e looking them up, eh?

  • So I started chain smoking filtered, unfiltered cigarettes from the 19 thirties.

  • Yeah, this is why Robert Mitchum still alive as we know.

  • So he's a well known survivor and, uh, is patient zero.

  • So it is a obviously these air atrocious times, and you know it Z harrowing, that we're all living through this as if it's reasonable.

  • You know, I actually think in many ways I've never been happier, You know, There's things I don't miss.

  • I don't miss.

  • I never was interested in going a brunch with anyone or meeting somebody for coffee.

  • You know, a social person.

  • You're not a very social person.

  • You as you said, you like the hibernate.

  • You want to go into a into a cave with a lot of salmon in your belly and just sleep through the winter, Right?

  • That's what I like.

  • But But Fred is more active, and that keeps me young.

  • Could you have more rings on right now?

  • Would that be possible?

  • Is there room for more rings?

  • I'm gonna level with you.

  • I rarely am out of anything other than you know, T shirts and panties.

  • Okay, So the idea that I had an opportunity to actually put on all of my rings and that there's no need here for like, a full length, you know what I mean?

  • That would give any indication of I'm really enjoying that.

  • Everything is just so surreal.

  • Conan, I really It doesn't for me.

  • Tell me.

  • Tell me what are the things because you've told me a lot of what you don't like.

  • What are like the three things you like to do during, You know what makes you happy?

  • If you just had to boil it down to three things smoking spending and Zelda the video game, I play that for about I would say 12 hours a day.

  • I mean, in place of sleep, because I'm a busy person.

  • But, um, yeah, I've been, you know, just periodically renting these, you know, shitty houses in the valley, that air just, you know, they're bad, but they have a pool on because, like Fred runs around.

  • But I just moved from, you know, the bed to the balcony, you know, to like, you know, do conference calls and change.

  • It's not a healthy lifestyle.

  • So I've taken Thio getting these, you know, weird places.

  • And, uh, I love to swim because you know, my joints in that great.

  • And, uh, I like to get in the water, move around a Obama quote, like, seven years ago, where he was like, You gotta exercise 20 minutes a day, and so I swim and I think about Obama 20 minutes and then, you know, I play Zelda for another seven hours.

  • You know, it's so funny because you are a young woman.

  • You're a young, vibrant woman, but you're coming across your boobs.

  • E said only in the boobs e I got boobs for days.

  • I got boobs like I'm telling you.

  • Um, but you you channel, you do channel this woman who's in her sixties and has a Zabar's bag.

  • Andi is wearing 95 rings and a bunch of cats.

  • That's who you be.

  • That's somehow times your personality.

  • Even though you were this this very young, vibrant, attractive woman it seems like you can't wait to be an old crazy lady.

  • You just can't wait, you know?

  • And why should I mean, I don't have thio.

  • I just feel like, you know, we make up these rules, you know, I think about ah, Young Gary Oldman playing Sid Vicious at the End of City.

  • Sid and Nancy singing my way.

  • And I think you know what's the problem here?

  • There is no problems, only solutions.

  • So how did you get How did you get from Gary Oldman playing Sid Vicious two.

  • There are no problems.

  • How connection?

  • There.

  • You know what could get in here?

  • Honey, get in here.

  • Okay.

You know, I'm concerned about something.

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concern

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