20-Something Girls vs 30-Something Women, Mr. Big's New Girlfriend & Why Getting Crabs is Karma — S2E17 with Liv, Youth Correspondent

About This Episode

In Season 2 episode seventeen of And Just Like That… We Found Therapy, host Isabel MV is joined by Liv — the 27-year-old "youth correspondent" and manager behind the Lesbian Supper Club — to unpack Sex and the City's "Twenty-Something Girls vs. Thirty-Something Women." The girls head to the Hamptons, Charlotte picks up a 26-year-old and gets crabs, Samantha plays the bigger person with the assistant who stole her Rolodex, Carrie acquires a fan girl who won't leave her alone, and then Mr. Big turns up to a hoedown party with his 26-year-old fiancée Natasha. Carrie walks to the beach alone. Miranda follows.

H2: What We Cover

• Is a house share too old at 30? The group verdict

• Why younger generations are having less sex, drinking less and journalling at 5am instead of losing a shoe at 6am

• The real difference between 20-something girls and 30-something women — and why "more put together" is a beautiful lie

• Lying about your age to get into clubs and bed: the youth correspondent's confession

• Charlotte getting crabs from a 26-year-old — is that karma for lying about her age?

• Samantha taking the high road with Nina G: boss move or too gracious?

• Mr. Big turning up engaged to a woman he doesn't even know the age of — and why that detail is so much worse than the engagement itself

• Carrie pushing Bradley Mego away: self-sabotage or genuine absence of chemistry?

• Good on paper, boring in practice — what does that actually tell you?

• How do you stomach being "replaced" by someone younger, taller and employed at Ralph Lauren?

About Our Guest

Liv is the 27-year-old manager and behind-the-scenes powerhouse of the Lesbian Supper Club Podcast — the youth correspondent for the group and owner of her own talent agency. She has had blonde hair, she has stories she's not ready to share, and she can be found at the Cock and Bottle. Her social handles will be in the show notes.

Transcript

Hello, everybody, and welcome to another episode of And Just Like That We Found Therapy. I have with me today Liv, who is the third kind of like trifecta in the Lesbian Super Club pod that does the magic behind the scenes.

Yep, Manager Liv.

Manager Liv, she is Kris Jenner.

Thank you, I appreciate that.

Anything else, please introduce yourself better than that.

Why are you still laughing?

Freya is also in the room. I am. Because the Kardashians never travel alone.

I am Liv.

I'm 27.

I own my own talent agency.

And I'm from Newcastle and lived in London for eight years.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And we always say that Liv is a baby. She's basically almost of age to get her driver's license, almost of age now that the law is going to get changed to vote.

Yeah, it's lowered.

Yeah, because we're all like, what does Samantha say? A hundred and fucking fifty. And Liv is by far the youngest.

I'm the youth correspondent at the group.

I'm the youth correspondent.

I always check in with my youth correspondent for anything that I don't understand online. And she never fails to deliver.

Thank you.

So it could be no other than the youth correspondent to come and discuss with me today, season two, episode 17 of Sex and the City, 20-something girls vs. 20-something women. So I made Liv watch the episode and gave her some questions.

And the first question that I'm going to ask, though, is do you feel bullied in this group of friends being the youngest?

Sometimes.

Yeah, we can't bully her into changing her answer.

No, I think it depends.

That's a yes. Okay, we'll discuss this after. So we bully you in this group.

We'll pencil that for later. But in terms of this episode, we get introduced to a group of friends that are renting a house in the Hamptons and they're all married or in relationships. They cheat.

So Charlotte gets offered the house share because they can't live together. And Charlotte says, should we take it? And then the question is placed on like, is it too late to do a house share?

Do you think that being in your 30s is too late to do a house share? Then again, we're a group, we've all lived together in our 30s. Not all together, but like...

That would be chaos.

That would be chaos.

That would be, yeah.

I don't think so.

I think it depends on the situation.

Every time that I hear somebody in their 40s say that they're doing a house share or something like that with their friends, I'm like, fun.

Yeah, so fun.

Unless they have children and you don't.

Yeah, no, no, no.

I think if you're single and you're just chilling and your friend wants to live with you, like, fun.

Yeah. So yes, the house share never too late.

Yeah, exactly.

Okay. And so then after this lunch, Samantha Jones heads back to the office where Nina G, her assistant is on the phone. So you're the owner of your own PR agency management firm.

Are you a Nina G or are you a Samantha Jones?

So I asked my girlfriend this after we watched the episode. She said I'm a bit of both.

Okay. So you're probably Samantha Jones with a Nina G writing or is Nina G Moon?

I don't know.

What would you think?

I think Samantha Jones is who you are. But I think, yeah, you're a Nina G writing because sometimes I can see a Nina G come out, but like it's only from the outside that you see the Nina G.

Then you're like, oh no, she knows what she's doing and she means business and she gets the job done and she's fucking good.

Thank you.

So we agree.

Yeah.

Okay. They're all going to the Hamptons and they get on the Hamptons jitney and Charlotte has picked up this little piece of candy. Who's a 26 year old boy.

Yeah. So she kind of like goes over to her friend. She's like, hi.

Oh, this is Scotty or whatever his name is. He's 26 and you know, he has some 27. Yeah.

Yeah.

Have you ever lied or has somebody ever lied?

Because obviously you're too young. Who would you lie to? But like, has ever anybody lied to you about their age to get in your pants pretending they were younger?

No, but I've done it the other way around.

Did you pretend to be older?

I pretended to be older.

Of course, because you're 16.

Yeah.

I'm 12.

Yeah. How did that go? Did you get busted?

No.

No.

It was just like in my early days of clubbing.

Was this with a girl or a boy?

A guy. So like...

Oh, he doesn't... They don't care.

No, I've never seen him again, so he's never gonna know. How old did you say you were?

Okay, so I was 17 at the time. I think I said I was like 21 or 22.

You probably looked 7, because you looked...

100%. I can find a photo later, my clubbing, and I look like a baby.

Please send it to Rabbit, who's in charge of media, and we'll try to share the evidence. Okay, so then they go on the Houghton's Jitney.

They get to the house, and they're all kind of complaining about the house, because it smells like mildew and whatnot, and this young guy comes over to invite all the girls to a bonfire night. And Miranda is like, Excellent!

I'm very curious to know, though, who do you think out of our group would be the most likely to bag a youngster and lie about her age to back the youngster? And who do you think would be the Miranda being like, Excellent?

Melly would be Miranda, 100%. I have to agree.

100%.

So wait, who from our group would lie?

Yeah, pretend to be younger to bag a younger boy.

I kind of want to say Deanne, and I don't know why. Same.

And I don't know why.

I don't know why, because it wouldn't be Freya.

No.

No, I don't like I'm younger. No, neither do I. I can't imagine Yazz doing it or Fergs or Scarlett or Kelly.

No, it would be Deanne, 100%.

Okay.

Then Melly would be like, yeah, excellent.

Cool.

Sick. So then they go to the bonfire, and I think when you start getting all this little over voice narrative about 20-something girls versus 30-something women, and at the beginning, Carey was just like, come on, girls, don't be so harsh.

Remember being in your 20s here. The only thing was that being single and in your 30s in the city is to be 20s and single in the city, which I have to agree. You do get a bit more reassurance when you're in your 30s.

Yes, maybe you're still single, but now you've done enough therapy for it to be okay.

Yeah, you're more sure of yourself in your 30s.

You're like, it's fine.

It's fine. Yeah. And I think somebody's like going around the bonfire and suddenly gets sick and another 20 something year old girl holds the other hair, the other girl's hair.

When was the last time that somebody held your hair or you held somebody's hair for them to throw up?

Why are you laughing?

It was Freya yesterday.

Someone held my hair recently, but the problem is I don't know who or when it was, but I know it's happened recently.

And that's how we know that she is truly the youth correspondent.

Exactly.

Well done.

Thank you.

Well done.

Okay.

Then we get introduced to Laurel, who is this girl that is fun girling around Carrie. Oh, yeah.

She found girls hard.

Hard. Do you think that you feel like you're supposed to look up to someone just because they're older?

No, I don't think so.

I feel like I do.

Sounds disrespectful. Crack the whip.

Yeah.

But like, I don't know. But then there's people who are younger who like accomplish so much. I'd be like...

That's even more impressive.

Yeah.

I'm like, that's pretty cool. Yeah.

I agree. So do you feel that you're leaving your 20s to the fullest or because you're around a bunch of 30 year old hags or dragging you down?

You're not dragging me down at all. I love it.

Okay, cool. Are you looking forward to your 30s in 10 years?

It's actually in three years. Three.

I am looking forward to it.

Okay.

I'm just more intrigued where I'm going to be, what I'm going to be doing. I'm excited.

So turning into Carrie's question, are you a friend or a foe? Of our group. Of the 30 year old crowd?

A friend.

Of course, you are the momager.

Best friends.

The baby momager.

The baby momager.

Do you know who Monica Lewinsky is?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Okay.

When I read that question, I was like, yeah.

Of course I do.

Who knows?

Well, yeah, true.

Yeah. I'm the elderly correspondent.

No.

For you, yes.

No.

Because basically, Laurel convinces Carrie to take her on as her mentee. And then they go together to this book presentation. And she's asking Carrie, like, do you think 23 or however old she is, is too young to write a memoir?

And Carrie's like, no, unless it includes, I don't know, what did she say, like abuse or what do you call it when people from the same family has it? Incest. Incest.

Thank you. Yeah, my English, no, no, it's not today. She's like, no, I'm gonna write about the fact that women my age are saving themselves for marriage.

And Carrie's like, saving what?

Oh yeah, they're just not having sex.

Yes, and basically Carrie's like, what do you mean by not having sex, like anything? And like she takes offense at the fact that she thinks that she might be taking it from behind or doing half things or mouth things.

Which brings me to a question, because more and more I hear that the younger generations are not having as much sex. Do you agree with that?

100%.

What do you think is behind it?

I also feel, I keep seeing like on TikTok as well, a lot of younger people don't drink as well.

Yes.

They're like, I'm sober. I'm like, but you're 20 years old. Like, what do you mean?

Because Liv is not sober.

No.

Not even when she is.

Yeah.

It's just, it's constantly just tequila.

Yeah.

Just constant.

Yeah.

I think they're just doing less and less.

And I don't really understand why.

I saw this TikTok the other day about this dude being like, I'm so grateful that I am older now. Because when I was young, I went out until six in the morning and I lost my t-shirt and a shoe. Or like I was having the best time of my life.

And kids my age, like back then, now, are waking up at five in the morning to journal, do a yoga thing.

Yeah.

So do you think that we're so self-obsessed about mental health and like whatever?

I think everyone's just so obsessed with like doing better or like being like a better version of themselves technically. But it's like, just have fun, you know? You can still do that.

You can balance the two out.

How do you do it?

I don't know.

I just find a way.

Because you're in your 20s. You don't know.

I don't. You don't know.

You don't know. I'd like, I love to go out and like have an occasional wild night. But then, I don't know, actually, I'm not really a good person to give advice on this.

I disagree.

I think you're having fun.

I'm totally having fun.

Yeah. I've never seen you throw up. But like I've seen you're pretty happy because like Liv is a happy drunk.

Yeah, but you've gotten me to points where I've thrown up later.

Yeah, I just didn't see it.

Yeah, you just kept giving me more and more wine.

Yeah.

And then I got back to Freya as you go.

I'd like to tell you, you are a dream to be around when you're drunk because like you get the giggles and you get super flirty.

And I also, I deny being drunk as well.

That's my party trick.

Yeah, which nobody buys.

No, Freya hates when I do that because they're like, you're so drunk. I'm like, I'm not. And my eyes are like that way.

I'm like, I promise. And I can't walk properly. Like I'm going completely different directions.

Didn't clock that either.

But then again, we don't move.

No, we do.

We do stay put.

Yeah. Yeah.

Which is a trick to getting drunk and not noticing.

Yeah. And then you stand up and you're like, shit.

So do you feel that like you're, do you have any friends your own age?

Yeah, I was actually with them last night.

And?

It was great.

Observe. Like the people drink, the people laugh.

Yeah, a lot of drinking.

Okay, there you go.

Shots. Which doesn't...

So you go big or go home? Like there's no in-between.

Not really. No. I think it depends, because I haven't seen these people for a while.

They're all like my home friends. Everyone's from Newcastle. Everyone likes to drink.

Okay, got it.

So it's like, whereas I can feel like when we're all together, we're just like, you know, challenged.

We pace ourselves.

Yeah, but there was no pacing going on.

I have to say though, the biggest reason behind my downsizing and drinking, or down take, whatever you call it, is ororing.

I hate for ororing to be like, you slept like shit and your heart rate was through the roof.

Yeah.

So that's what keeps me in check.

Maybe I should get an ororing.

Maybe not. We won't fund Liv.

Okay.

So, or maybe we get it for you 30th. Okay. All right.

Done. So, Carrie meets this dude at the book event with Loro, who's Bradley Mego, this doctor who's like, he looks so fucking vanilla and boring. But, you know, he's pawning for her.

Please correct my English today. I don't know what happened to the file, but it's like- Pining.

Pining?

Yeah.

Pining for her.

Pawning.

And Carrie's like, okay, well, find me on Saturday. I'll be under a yellow umbrella. And here's my number just in case.

And they meet at the beach, and the girls start dissecting this man. And they're like, oh, he's cute. What do you think?

And she's like, yeah, he's cute. But like, I just don't know if I'm interested. And then Samantha says, well, you know what they say, go down on paper, bed in bed.

Do you think that's a good rule of thumb?

I think not for everyone, but I think occasionally, yeah, because if they're like ticking all the boxes, that's maybe like they're overcompensating for something. Do you know what I mean?

Do you think Bratlin Meek was overcompensating? Like, I think that man had a, the rush of his life when he like, I don't know, had a wave come at him that afternoon. Like, I don't see that man overcompensating.

Maybe for a small penis, is that what you mean?

Maybe, yeah, maybe that's it.

Got it.

Yeah, that's what, yeah, that is it.

Okay, so not for like, no thrills, but for that. Okay, maybe, because we don't know. We don't know what he's working with.

Yeah.

We don't get to find out either.

I feel like guys do do that, if they've got like a micro penis maybe.

I don't know, I've seen.

I don't know, I'm gay, I don't know.

Well, but we know that you have been in the other side of the street as well.

Yeah. Some pretty like legit people that I was like, what? Anyway, that's a tale for another time.

Exactly.

Okay, but yeah, we don't know what he's working with because then we go back to the house, Miranda's preparing some seafood with corn and says, but Carrie, your fangirl cannot stay because like I only bought enough for four and Carrie goes upstairs

and like this girl is like painting her nails and Charlotte barges in and is like, I have a little tick in my stomach and it won't go away. And Carrie's like, oh, is it her? And it's like, no, but it's itchy.

And then this girl that apparently is a virgin is like, oh, that's not a tick, that's crabs. Yeah. Yeah.

I didn't even know, like for a girl who's a virgin, I don't know what crabs are. Have you ever had crabs?

No, I've never had crabs.

What are crabs?

They're like little insects and they get like stuck on.

Is it like having lice?

Yeah, like in your pubes though. I mean, I've never had them.

Do you know what crabs were?

I mean, I've heard it in the past, but like I don't even know how to say it in Spanish.

Crabs.

Crabs.

Crabs.

Crabs.

Is that not a Spanish word for crab?

Cangrejos, but you wouldn't say that. So yeah, I don't know, like I've heard about crabs, but I was like, it sounded more like having gonorrhea, you know, like super far fetched.

I've never met anyone who's had crabs, like known of anyone to have crabs or have had crabs.

Anyway, this virgin knew it. Yeah. What do you think about that?

That's fishy.

I think she's lying.

Do you think she didn't have crabs?

No, as in like she is a, she's not a virgin.

Yeah.

I don't know. She looked like a virgin to me. Maybe she was like one of those that is like so obsessed by the things that she doesn't have that like she knows too much.

She's probably done all her research on everything.

Just everything that can go wrong.

Yeah.

Just so she's aware of what can happen when it happens.

Yeah.

Maybe.

Maybe.

Well prepared. What do you think are the main differences between 20-something girls and 30-something women?

Well, I feel like women in the 30s, they just know what they're doing.

They're more put together. It's a lie.

I don't know what we're doing.

No, but you just seem more put together. Whereas I feel like when you're in your 20s, and especially if you move to a new city, I've got so much ahead of me, I can do this, that, and that. It's actually really fucking hard.

It is hard, but there's something that I remember being in my 20s and being like, I don't fucking know what the fuck I'm doing, but I'm in my 20s.

I think it's fun being in your 20s.

Yes.

Like super fun.

And now that I'm on the more respectful side of 30s, i.e.

beyond 35, I'm like, maybe I should know what I'm doing.

No, I think it's fine.

I feel like I've lived like 20 different lives in my 20s. Like if I compare like 27-year-old me now to like 21-year-old Liv.

I mean, you've been gay, you've been straight, you've canoodled with celebs, you've met us.

I've had blonde hair.

You've had blonde hair?

Yeah, another one I'll send to Rabbit as well.

Okay, please.

I had like blonde hair, like bleach blonde hair.

Damn.

Yeah, I know.

Like a Sia blonde or like Lauren Conrad. Do you know this references?

Yes.

I love Lauren Conrad.

Okay, so was it a Lauren Conrad or a Sia blonde?

I definitely wasn't a Sia blonde.

Okay, got it.

But then I wouldn't say Lauren Conrad because I was like, just wait for the pitch. I can send you a few different versions.

All right, perfect.

Then we're going to a hoedown party in the Hamptons that I think should be in your vision board for, I know you don't do events, but I would love for you to throw us a hoedown party maybe in Cornwall.

Okay.

Just for the group?

No, no, like the hoedown party in the episode with fire, what do you call that? Fireworks. I was going to call them firelights.

With fireworks, with the outfits, everything.

Yeah.

And then Samantha is trying to bow down to Nina G. And I congratulate her first question. Do you think you would have it in you to bow down to somebody who would, who was such a snake to you?

I am a bit of a people pleaser, but I feel like in that sense, no.

Okay.

And that, cause like, it's like work.

I'd be a bit like, no, you fucked me over. And she stole her thingy with Rob.

Yeah. Do you know what a Rolodex is?

Okay.

So I do know, right.

It's technically just a thing with all your contacts in, right?

Yes.

But I don't know what it looks. I couldn't tell you what one looks like.

I think I have one on top of my desk. If not, it's inside a drawer, but I also took my Rolodex from my previous job. Now that it has served me any purpose.

Cause let me tell you.

You took someone's Rolodex.

No, my own.

Oh. Okay.

But I did that when I left my job.

What was your Rolodex then?

Google Sheets.

Oh, there you go. I thought maybe you guys had an app called Rolodex that is just contacts.

That should be a thing.

That should be a thing.

Write that down, Freya. Sorry.

An app called Rolodex for Contacts. Or then again, when you know we have a contacts app named Contacts in every iPhone.

No, but it's a specific contact.

Yeah.

It's your contacts. It's not your contacts. It's your contacts.

Okay.

We're at the Hodown Party. Yeah.

We're at or now.

Yes, with all the hats. Yeah. Carrie is just like going around the party when she's having this a-ha moment of like, oh, because Laurel comes to say something and she's just like, oh my God, this fan girl needs to stop.

She's like, oh no, I'm here with my date. And she's like, oh my God, the guy from the book event, he was such a fox. And she's just, oh, you know, 20 year olds, they're just like, whatever, you know, little things.

They're like, they don't know what they're doing. Like, the least that we can do is feel sorry for them. And then, boom, she runs into Mr.

Big, goes over. Natasha acts like a true 30 year old and is super mature about the whole thing. He leaves them be and then Mr.

Big is a fucking asshole. Please tell me everything that you think about this scene.

I just think it's savage. The fact that he was, was she 26 or 27?

That's what he said. She might be 26 or 27. He doesn't even fucking know.

Fucked.

He just didn't care.

No, even though we found out in the next episode, they're engaged.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah. So he should know.

Yeah, that was fucking shit.

How do you think Carrie handled it? Because she pretended to be cool. Then she was like, oh, I'm here on a date with Bradley Migo.

He's like good on paper, mumbling.

I think she was in shock. I mean, by the time she got to the beach, it kind of showed she was in shock. That end scene was really sad.

So sad. So sad.

And Miranda coming after her.

So sweet.

Yeah, he was a dick.

And the age thing was just weird.

Yes. I think it's just like, how do you think you can get over? Because I've been in that position where maybe you get quote unquote replaced by someone.

And it's like, what is it? What is going to get to you the most? Like the fact that she's younger, the fact that like she was six foot five, the fact that she works for like Rathlore and Europe.

Yeah. Which I think is speaking to all the insecurities of Carrie that like in season one, she always said like, oh, I felt like in a room full of Chanel, I was patchouli and she's short and blah, blah, blah.

How do you stomach seeing your big love, leaving you for somebody that maybe is everything that you weren't?

I'd be heartbreaking.

That would kill me, I think.

So we were probably holding your hair by the end of the day.

Yeah. Either out of shock or being really drunk.

Yeah. Probably the latter.

Probably both.

And that's the end of the episode.

It was a great one. I watched it twice.

Okay. And just to wrap it up, I'm going to ask you for advice to the girls. What would you tell Charlotte about lying about your age and then getting crabs from this dude that will-

I think that's karma for lying about your age.

Okay.

Because he's clearly young and young people sleep around a lot, so you've got to be careful.

You've got to get checked.

Fair enough. You've got to get checked.

You've got to get checked.

I heard it here first. What would you tell Samantha about having an assistant that ripped her off with her roller dex and then threw a party and then asked for help?

Do you look up to Samantha and how she handled it, or would you have tweaked anything that she did around it?

No, because she was the bigger person and helped, but then it also gave her a bit of an ego boost to do that, so I think she handled it perfectly. She's a boss, so like, you know.

Yeah, there you go, you're rising.

Yeah.

No, the rising wasn't me. Okay, and then what would you say to Carrie about how she handled the thing with Bradley Mego and with Mr. Big?

What happened?

What ended up happening with Bradley again in the end?

They slept together, but...

But they didn't sleep together.

Yeah, they didn't have sex.

And it was the first time that Krabs brought a relationship closer.

Because it was nice, but we still don't know if he's overcompensating. But I think she kept pushing him away. So do you think that there's something to be said about maybe pushing you?

Because I think if I had been in Carrie's shoes after running into Mr. Big, my insecure side would have run into Bradley Mego and tried to make that happen.

Do you think that she was right to maybe give a room to that voice that said, I'm not sure that I'm into it and that's okay?

I think that's the right thing to do.

Because there was no chemistry. I don't think she's self-abotaging.

No, he was so violent. There was nothing about him that was like...

And she'll be comparing him to Big.

Yeah, but that's not good.

No, it's not good to do that.

So, and what would you tell Carrie to do maybe about Mr. Big?

Just leave him. Just let him do what he wants.

Yeah, I wouldn't even have mentioned Bradley Mego.

No, just walk away.

Yeah.

If he's having sex with a 26-year-old, like...

He probably has, yeah.

He probably has crabs.

Yeah, from Ralph Lauren's Sheets, but crabs nonetheless.

Exactly, yeah.

Posh crabs.

Posh crabs.

Yeah. Okay.

And then Miranda, I don't know, would you have changed the menu of like seafood? Like, would you have any notes from Miranda about her being a bit cynical around Charlotte's, you know, travel back in time to her 20s?

I think she might have been a bit too harsh on her sometimes, but like, okay, for pitching it to our group, and if it was like Deanne, for example, I'd be like, go on, girl. I don't think there's anything wrong with it.

Yeah. Okay. And if we were all to do a house share this summer in Cornwall, who do you think would leave first?

Oh, Mellie.

I think she'd get sick of us all straight away.

Yeah. She'll probably be like, I'm booking a room in a hotel like 10 minutes away.

I don't know how Kelly would feel about it.

Oh, she would feel so conflicted and awkward.

I think she'd just stay in her room.

Yeah.

Like, is Kelly here?

Somebody's fighting.

Yeah. Yeah, there'd be fights.

I'm going to go to my room.

Yeah. Yeah, Mellie would be gone. We should do Carnival.

All right.

Well, we actually all planned to go to everyone's hometowns, didn't we?

Oh, yeah, yeah.

We're going to do the tour of the homes.

Yeah. I don't know how we're going to plan that, but...

Carnival weekend, we should do the... All the homes. All the homes.

All the homes in that weekend.

Go to Columbia in a weekend.

Yes. Yeah. And then back in Spain and then back in Newcastle and then back in Windsor.

Texas.

Yeah.

Texas.

Take all the homes.

Yeah.

We have the hoedown in Texas.

We do have the hoedown in Texas. All right.

That's how we wrap it up. Awesome.

Nice.

Well, Liv, thank you so much for coming on. It's been a pleasure. Anything else that you want to say before we let you go?

Anywhere where you want people to find you?

Oh, now I'm trying to remember my handles.

At the streets.

Just find me at the Cock and Bottle.

Yeah, that's where we always are.

I'll send you my socials and you can...

All right. I'll plug it all in the show notes. Thank you, Liv.

Thank you. Bye. Thank you for tuning in to another episode of And Just Like That We Found Therapy.

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