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One question that irritates you? No. One question that irritates me?
Trials you, stylist. Do you want to try on these clothes? No. It doesn't irritate me, but um, nothing irritates me really. Okay, honestly, no question irritates me. Even if a question irritates me, I somehow want to answer it, because I want to answer it to understand why it irritates me.
Okay, what's your toxic trait? I'm not toxic. You're not toxic, ma'am. I don't have any toxic—sorry. What's your toxic tra—I don't think I have any toxic traits. I I believe in working on myself, so so—Okay. What's your toxic—like, like not relationship—[Laughter]—work on—[Laughter]—yourself. But uh, I don't think I have—maybe I'm a—maybe I'm an oversharer.
Okay, yeah. I should stop that. It's a toxic trait. So, last question: uh, weirdest thing you do when you are alone? Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. I can't talk about it. Say, okay. M, question. You can assume weird something. Maybe one, two, three—one family, weird family—when you're alone at home. I only have to face the—[Laughter]—saved my—Thank you. So, thank you so much for joining us. And thank you so much for joining us. Thank you so much. [Music]