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But Amy, how have you connected to nature this week?

So this week I saw a little bumblebee sleeping on an artichoke flower-

[laughs]

... which was probably the cutest thing I've ever seen.

Um, have you ever seen an artichoke flower?

No, I haven't, but I was just thinking about how you're [laughs]...

[laughs]

You can only say, like, bumblebee in a cute voice.

[laughs]

I saw a bumblebee.

[laughs]

I mean, you can't say bumblebee in-

No, no

...

in an aggressive way.

No, not aggressive.

It's always gonna sound cute.

No, but tell me about the artichoke flower.

So if you just imagine an artichoke-

Yeah

... and it's, like, opening up at the top, and, like, all these bright purple little squiggly things come out.

Mm.

And I just saw the cutest little fluffy bumblebee-

[laughs]

... sleeping on it, which was...