When 2020 happened, people have been "forced" to adapt to remote work. Those who have EXCLUSIVELY worked on-site have had a hard time, especially managers who prefer to micromanage their employees. They themselves adapted and found software that allows them to do so to their remote workers.

The housing market in Los Angeles, as we all know, is a nightmare. Ahead of Max flying back in to go apartment-hunting, they have been looking  online and compiled an ongoing list. It's much too early, but we wanted to get an idea of what we're in for.

On this episode of the Awkward Tea Party, Max and I talk about:

Most forms of mainstream entertainment have recently been covering the Multiverse, presenting how characters in the story could have led different lives had they made a completely different decision.

With Max's moving day slowly becoming more definite and getting closer, the topic of cohabitation - whether it's with just us as a couple or with Lauren as a polycule - and being able to have our own spaces came up.

Max had a nightmare of an experience on their flight to Los Angeles. Stressful enough, but having to learn choreography through video after not learning choreography at all for 15 years on the plane? YIKES.

Max got a pretty good taste of what a busy time period is like for me. Work during the day, dance at night. 

Can they keep up?

On this episode of Awkward Tea Party, Max and I talk about:  

Remote surgery: https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20140516-i-operate-on-people-400km-away Follow Max: https://instagram.com/mxpd_ https://instagram.com/maxietakesphotos

FIFTEEN YEARS of not being an active dancer, and Max got thrown into a performance. How did their first rehearsal go?

Every past relationship anyone has ever had, no matter how well or badly it ended is a lesson.