PARIS again, a new red light device is purchased, plus - STUCK IN THE MEDIAN
Published 2 months ago • 2 min read
This week, we’re taking free feeders behind the paywall, and over to Paris. Jacqueline and Kate found themselves in the city of love at the same time last spring… and it was incredible. This recording was heard first by our subscribers as part of a monthly bonus episode - only on the premium feed.
Jacqueline calls in sick and pixelated from the Viceroy as Kate is once again being bent over by the accountants.
In March's video bonus episode, COVID makes a comeback and hospitality for the ill guest is considered. Caroline Myss in the car — dear god, make Kate a vessel for grace. When there’s trouble in the sky, logic is on the ground. Respectfully, in this subreddit?
No more mascara for Kate, and only broccolini for Jacqueline, it seems. The hostility of a hotel restaurant—you have to know why you exist.
What lies beyond the paywall. Content below is ONLY for our premium subscribers. Keep scrolling for more show notes, exclusive pics, and access to our new Paris guide on Rec League!
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Inside the Bonus Ep
JN: "I get stuck places, including in the median. Once I'm somewhere, it's hard for me to move."
stuck in the median on the way to the chicago art institute
jn's daily salad during her stay at the chicago athletic association
KB: "Red light’s being incorporated into the government’s food triangle at this point."
"fuck you, i'm buying." - kate's new celluma pro plus was purchased and has arrived.
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We're trying something new - Take a sneak peek at our guide for Paris, now live on Rec League.
JN: "You were walking at a speed like you were tilted into the wind."
KB: "You said, 'you were walking at the pace of my mother's about to get on a flight, I'm not gonna see her for 12 years and need to get to the airport in time.' - I don't want to injure people around me. I don't want to walk so fast that I like am a public health threat, but I need to get there."
"She's Jacqueline Bourdain."
Our dinner at Brasserie Lipp.
"One night in Paris, you can completely transcend, get years back on your life, and be transported - by one night."
