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And it's a lot more comfortable at this hour, but we're still in the 80s here in the valley. So overnight temperatures not necessarily dropping and this leads to less recovery time from the daytime heat. Oh, wow. I have to hand it to her. She was really calm. I don't know if she knew that was there at that point. So those fly? They do fly. That's like a flying cockroach. Oh, Eric. It is. Okay, that's our Rachel Minotau. who is so professional, she kept her cool. There's no way I would have been able to keep my cool on this. No way. She probably wasn't sure what it was. You just know there's something. Oh, my gosh. Something large? No. At the end, I have to say I'm so relieved that it jumped onto the mic because it looked like it was going to crawl, like, in her shirt or in her hair. And I was like, oh, God. In her mouth. That's terrifying. And that one of those things that several hours later you still feeling it Totally Right You still feel like it on your body maybe even several days later Oh my Now we all going to have nightmares about flying cockroaches You know it this humidity It is the humidity Yes It is There all kinds of insects I only take credit when the weather is good and you like it None of the weather like this They like slightly bigger in Belize than that Are they really Yeah it very common to see them like that because it very humid there too Slightly bigger Slightly bigger We did not have this No we had this Not at this level You think like growing up I feel like I agree. That's right, because we're all from Southern California. Yes. This feels like a new phenomenon. I agree. I don't remember that. Thank you. You're saying yes? I remember stuff like this. Do you remember the ankle biter, I was going to say termites, the mosquitoes? I feel like we didn't have those either. That's a new phenomenon, too. That came and went, though. I don't think we have that anymore. Okay. We always had the fruit flies, because they had to close the windows when they were going to spray the malifine. Oh, that's right. Remember that? And the fruit flies. And the ants. And the fruit flies. Yeah, it was ridiculous. That doesn't happen anymore. But now we add the aerial cockroaches. This is a true Southern California phenomenon.