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Yeah.

That's what I mean, like, just being able to see them and, like, where their, how they, are their hands in their pockets? Are their hands in front of them? H- like, where's their confidence? Because you can tell a lot about how somebody presents just by the way their body movements are, and where they feel uncomfortable.

Do they have a chakra block? Like, I'm looking at them.

I'm like, "Huh, interesting.

I didn't know that."

Love that.

Thank you.

[laughs]

I bet you're happy to have me in your life.

Happy to be here.

Oh.

[laughs] Thankful for me.

[laughs] Thankful.

Uh, hey, what are you thankful for? I'm thankful for me.

me.[laughs] Now the whole world knows how terrible a singer I am.

Right

... or it's here." And so I wanted everybody to walk into the room, I had them stay outside the room and come in, and when they came in, that there was these ridiculous gingerbread pillows.

Because most people aren't gonna buy that for themselves.

And it's okay to scream.

Yes, we need to.

'Cause you know what yoga teachers say? And I've said it a million times.

The hardest part is showing up, and after a while, because I said that, I was like, "Actually, sometimes the hardest part is letting go of the week I just had or the day-