Maybe I missed them. I only was in school, you know, on our hiatus weeks and then from March until June. So it's possible they had them and I just wasn't around for us. But yeah, it's like a good pep rally. Or maybe I did go to a bunch of them. I'll have maybe people from high school reach out to me. Have you ever seen

me at a pep rally? Maybe I was there and I just don't remember. They were a lot of fun. But when I show up to them

now, people look at you weird. Yeah, they're like you in the trench coat. Yeah, exactly. So Frankie knows that Corey is a good talker and girls seem to dig Sean who is having trouble understanding what the word woo means. Corey says Harley might be able to help him more with this more than they can do. So Frankie says, okay, no problem. I'll go ahead and kill you. Sean says he doesn't want to die before he knows what woo means. So cute. I'm telling you, the dumb Sean thing. So cute.

This episode has this weird dynamic. It's like Corey and Sean are the voice. I was always confused as to like why we're treated as one character. We're not really different and we have different skill sets. And I thought it was obvious that like I can flirt with Gloria in that last scene. And so I'm going to be the one to flirt and like, but then Corey is the one who has the whole seer no lesson at the end. I was just confused. I know. I think just handling you as a unit. It's like Corey and Sean do this now. You're just one entity. Well, I think the truth is they wanted it to just be Ben because it's Corey's show and it has to be boy, but it doesn't make any sense that Corey is good at talking to girls. It doesn't make any sense. He's super awkward. He doesn't know how to do this. Yeah, he doesn't have him

be it.