Newish Dad Watches Bluey S2 (Postman, Cafe, Barky Boats, Muffin Cone) For the First Time

[@HaIcyonic]

Never thought I'd be someone leaving a parasocial ass "you guys have saved my life" comment but here we are... I don't have a lot of family left, and none of them - or any of my friends - live within 10 hours of me. I'm completely alone, all I have is my dog. He's my reason for getting out of bed in the morning, I do everything for him, he's literally all I have. Recently he's been unwell even though he's usually healthy and not old. This weekend I rushed him to the emergency vet & they found a brain tumor. It totally destroyed me, since he's been sick I've been in complete massive depressive, nervous breakdown mode. I couldn't function, couldn't stop crying or having panic attacks. Nothing was able to pull me out of it. On Monday I knew I needed to do SOMETHING to try and get a grip and remembered you guys started this series. I don't know Bluey but I knew it was supposed to be good and very wholesome, and I know you guys always make me smile. So I started watching and honestly it is the first time in 3+ weeks that I laughed, hell, even smiled. I watch a few eps of this with you every morning now and just that little bit of serotonin, that few minutes of "things are good," has changed my entire day. I feel like I'm finally getting back on track with at least being able to take care of myself. Honestly I don't know how I could have done this without you guys. So thank you. But LORD, NONE OF YOU COULD HAVE WARNED ME ABOUT COPYCAT?!? MY GOD

[@pReviewd]

I’m glad we were able to provide some silly comfort. I (Adam) know the emotional toll caring for a sick animal family member brings (which is why Copycat destroyed me). Keep looking after yourself. 🙂

[@toanthlp]

sometimes it's okay to have a good cry, which is still in theme with Bluey's healing effects on us adults. Hang in there! ❤

[@Sabinmoon]

With Barky-Boats, I remember in elementary school, there were times where there was a period for the older students in the same grade was given a kindergarten or first grade student, and they would have us read books to the kid or play with them. It was just part of the school week, like once every week

[@bugdomrulez]

at my elementary school, we had pen pals in college and we went to meet them one time and mine gave me a little stuffed dog that i still have. it meant a lot to me cuz i was a depressed and anxious kid that was seen as too weird to hang out with.

[@Schu0086]

I remember there being some programs like this when I was a kid but I don’t remember ever having an older buddy. I remember being the 10 year old helping to tutor a 1st grader in reading, though, and I think the relationship became similar. There’s a bluey podcast with Australian hosts (it’s called Gotta Be Done and also has many interviews with show creators and voice actors) and it sounded like they had various experiences with this in their childhood. Maybe it’s a more expected social thing there, where it would seem very normal to have an older buddy at school? Particularly since this school seems to be an alternate teaching style to what most kids go through, and they may have to adapt to a difference in school structure when they leave this school, it seems like a good idea to have older kids who can support the younger kids and help them prepare/manage expectations.

[@Schu0086]

My real question is whether there is more than one class at Bluey’s school, because we only ever see Calypso and their classroom. But this suggests other classes who are preparing to go up to high school who may just have different time slots on the land? Or maybe there are different buildings for different grades?

[@popcornhistory8344]

My son's school has the older kids do a lot of activities with the elementary school. Middle and high school are right next door so it's easy for the older kids to come over. The seniors even do a graduation parade so the littles (and their old teachers) get to see them in their caps and gowns.

[@3MolesInATrenchCoat]

Barky Boats chokes me up every damn time that Mia tears up. I love that episode so so so much.

[@RoadieJoe]

Oh man, may the Team Jean-Luc and team Mackenzie argument begin!!!!

[@Cinderspider]

I enjoy Jean-Luc the best but people like Mackenzie and I’m like ‘that’s cool mate!’

[@SunCrushr]

I went to the comments to say the same thing.

[@user-zp4ge3yp2o]

Embarrassing

[@PelafinaLievre]

You know you’re in deep when you start with the shipping wars for a preschool show

[@hazeyhails]

@@user-zp4ge3yp2oWHAT LMAO

[@mercyriddle]

In Australia we don't have middle school. For the most part Primary school is prep (age 5) to grade 6 (age 12). Highschool is year 7 (age 13) til year 12 (age 18) There are a few private schools that deviate from the formula.

[@CallistoTheWarriorQueen]

Some public schools too. In Tas and the ACT high school sometimes just goes until Grade 10 and then College is 11 and 12.

[@caylem00]

They do, they're just usually an internal designation for administration and/or buildings/areas in a school campus. Satellite 7-9 campuses under an umbrella school name are rising, especially in areas where schools need to expand but space is limited or if two schools merge and reorganise their year level locations. Stand alone 7-9 aren't common at all, unless it's a specialist or gated entry school.

[@mikefrankham9071]

"Is the mountain also a part of the school?" Bluey's school is located in Glass House, which is next to a number of distinctive volcanic plugs. That's Mount Coonowrin, a big vertical spike about 1200ft high. In wider shots you can also see Mount Beerwah and Tibrogargan behind it.

[@patronusseeker771]

In Australia, Year 6's become buddies to Kindies. They spend time together, do activities, read, draw etc. My eldest cried when her body graduated from primary school to go to big school. Also on cone of shame episode, we expect too much from our little kids when us adults cannot even stop ourselves from eating all that bloody chip.

[@Baldwin-iv445]

How long has this been a thing in Australia?

[@hippiecheapskate]

​@@Baldwin-iv445I did it in year 6 in 1993...

[@Cdog923]

WE'RE BACK, BLUEY GOBLINS!

[@salenstormwing]

HURRAY! \o/

[@Karoline_g]

I died laughing yesterday at her tiny baby Aussie voice saying “that’s not a knife” and knew you two would pick up on that! 80s children teethed on that movie.

[@WheresMyTea]

Jay's park rant was perfect. You're doing great dude. ❤ I felt that deep in my bones. I'm only comfortable at the park with my kids now (with kid number four). It takes practice for everyone ❤

[@notoriouslybratty]

Right! I am tired and have to be on alert in case my boy gets into trouble. I am awkward and sometimes blank out in the middle of conversations with other parents or I need to look at my phone as I was coordinating a meeting up but now feel like I am being rude when they came up and started telling me their life story and how they are struggling right now. I want to be polite but people are texting me with questions. Anyways… I do find parents are very accepting of each other at the end of the day as we all have been there. That has helped me a lot get over my social anxiety.

[@NijiOfNatsu]

Can't wait for next week for Duck Cake! And in 2 weeks Baby race, I feel Jay needs Baby Race

[@Steve302]

Sadly baby race is thanksgiving week so might have to wait an extra week. It will be well worth it because I agree it’s going to hit all the feels

[@buttonsfan]

I've been waiting for Baby Race since about the beginning.

[@derbydriver]

Baby Race is gonna wreck him

[@Albinerhawk]

Unfortunately it looks like a quirk of the scheduling that Duck Cake and Handstand are in separate bunches, but those two episodes are a pair.

[@m3rrys0ngstr3ss]

The way I see it is that a disagreement is just a matter of difference, an argument is when it gets passionate, and a fight is when you get personal, and I really don't want to fight. I suspect the buddies are kids who have already graduated from Calypso's program.

[@storyperry2230]

The Buddies are just older kids at the school. It's a Montessori style school, and they have older kids go to younger kids classes and play and interact, help them with lessons, things like that.

[@poppy7599]

The BFF #2 comment while wearing the BFF 02 shirt really got me 😂

[@wondersaiyan]

Warm banana bread with butter is the BEST way to eat it! Especially if it's a salted butter.

[@jordanhunter3375]

Based on that snake and guinea pig story, I'll reckon Fido is a veterinarian.

[@zthemutt]

I headcanon that Fido actually witness Pretzel’s Guinea pig get eaten by the snake (like what Rusty said in The Sign)

[@jenngray8769]

“What’da’ya mean? Everything fine.” I see you. Thank goodness for live and happiness and feel good Bluey. And also for Jay and Adam. ❤️

[@kazwilson425]

Toasted banana bread with butter is an Australian thing - and its delicious.

[@MrParksies]

Agreed.

[@liamross340]

i didn’t know jay had dealt with addiction, very brave to talk about that thank you for sharing. and you’re right it’s a huge fight but it’s such an accomplishment. good job and keep up the good fight!!

[@notoriouslybratty]

16:07 😂 Yeah, I get Jay’s socializing with other kids parent remarks, BUT I do it so IF they really get along, you can make play dates or meet-ups. I AM SO AWKWARD, but you end up doing it for your kid.

[@notoriouslybratty]

I love the fact you guys always react when you hear a good old-fashion dog name ❤

[@erikaschultze4304]

Well, Captain and Mia do show up again as background in Cricket. But I also love the picture of Mia that Bluey drew hanging on the fridge in Perfect. Actually the fridge is covered in pictures the girls drew that shout out a number of things we've seen through the series.

[@CalliopePony]

Bluey also mentions Mia in Stickbird.

[@theforcedragon3781]

6:35 I almost spit my water out 🤣😂

[@kateorgera5907]

Oh no, the Bluey shipping has begun XD. Team Jean-Luc or Team Mackenzie?

[@Baldwin-iv445]

Team MacKenzie, especially with the kid as a factor.

[@Engiflux]

Jean-Luc all the way.

[@Baldwin-iv445]

@kateorgera5907 I'm honestly just hoping that this doesn't turn into a proper ship war. Because I've seen my fair share, and I don't wanna see the fandom of a pre-school show tear itself apart over two ships.

[@NexusShards]

Honestly, I see both teams! I just know that they're friends for now and they are all adorable.

[@Baldwin-iv445]

@NexusShards Very true, there's still a ways to go before any of these characters are gonna legitimately consider romance.

[@baconatorrodriguez4651]

Glad my dude got to use Cafe as a therapy session. Love it.

[@toanthlp]

"we never squabble" cut to every time they mess up the hooray at the end of each episodes

[@Eszra]

Bluey and I think Bingo both go to a Montessori school. Captain and Mia are at the end of the lower education and will go to either a normal school or another higher level Montessori school, more then likely will make it harder for them Buddies to see each other.

[@CalliopePony]

I believe it's supposed to be a Waldorf school. It's similar to Montessori in some ways, but different in others. Waldorf schools place a lot of emphasis on creative play and students' emotional well-being, but they get some criticism for their methods being based in spiritualism rather than science.

[@laurashepherd2479]

It's a Waldorf Steiner school (usually just referred to as Steiner schools in Australia). Primary school is Prep-6. Bluey is grade 1 and her buddy is grade 6. There is only primary school and high school (7-12) in Australia. Bingo is still in kinder, so not at primary school yet.

[@hazeyhails]

oh my gosh just as I was checking for it. Perfect timing!!

[@BCrall]

This reaction series continues to be my favorite part of each week.

[@uberepick1183]

As a mom of a 5, almost 3 year old and also a little 18 month old boy.. I feel seen. You're doing great Jay! Just keep it up, love with all you have and don't worry about the small things. The are small after all! 😅 *I look forward to this every week 🙌 *

[@Karoline_g]

I also really appreciated the quiet, quick acknowledgment that it’s been a really, hmm… let’s say chaotic week, and thought you did a good job of not letting it drag down the tone.

[@beqi4254]

Just got off of a cruise and this is the first thing I see on my feed after finally having phone service again..??? HURRAY!🎉🎉🎉

[@hazeyhails]

can’t believe next week is circus, road-trip,dunny and duck cake my fav episode is in there!!

[@Bzzzzzapkaplooie]

You guys are finally going to watch my absolute favorite Bluey episode next time and I am losing it. I cried three times during it and I also think it’s the funniest episode. Baby Race

[@eliasfitzgerald1786]

More Bluey? Hooray!

[@SocialOmelette]

One of the best parts of the week

[@azzula729]

Blueys school is a real school in Samson valley (just out of Brisbane) so the mountain is one of the glasshouse mountains, there's so many places in bluey that I can immediately recognize because they do such a great job with little details. I knew straight away bluey lives in redhill, the vet where they take the little bird was actually the "cat clinic" which is gone now but if you ever come to Australia we (your Brisbane community) could put together a list of all the shops and parks they go to which are real places!

[@Baldwin-iv445]

Why would a school be built in that area? Just curious, because this is something I've been wondering about since I first watched Calypso.

[@azzula729]

@Baldwin-iv445 people live out there but it's also only a 10-15 min drive to suburban Brisbane. So it's got the benefits of being out in nature while also being convenient. This school is a Waldorf school which takes a more holistic approach to education than the regular methods of teaching, hence the location.

[@tayleychan]

Jay! My King! My spirit animal! My comrade in "How the sweet bippy do I socialize in this environment?"! Thank you for that anxiety TED-Talk. Bless your soul.

[@lillyem3037]

The chips Trixie is eating are probably Doritos

[@aussiejed1]

3:19 "Are we on TV? Are we real?" Oooohhhh... those who know, know!

[@davematthews8512]

The Mountain is part of the Glasshouse Mountains. If you want to look them up.

[@kioku119]

I think I remember in school having a few days where we were brought to visit younger kids. It was during class time but an atypical activity/special day kind of thing.

[@crowwingedangel5401]

My grade school was K-8th grade. When we were in first grade, we got paired up with 8th grade buddies that we got to hang out with a few times over the school year. I still remember the 8th grader buddy I had, though I have forgotten what happened when I was in 8th grade. Either way, I was so pleasantly surprised to see that same sort of thing shown in Bluey, and even more surprised how few people had that at their schools.

[@gorgarath]

Back when I was in school, we had K-7 at the elementary-middle school and 8-12 at the high school. I think it was like on the last Friday of the month we had incentive days. You had the option of different games or other activities. I usually opted to read to one of the Kindergarten classes. Buddies reminds me of that.

[@TriXJester]

It never stops amusing me that ever since Up people have used the term Cone of Shame more and more lol

[@InABroadwayStateOfMind]

Man, can’t believe how fast it’s all going. As much as I love the emotional eps, it’s good to have lighthearted ones like these to just chill with.

[@kioku119]

I wasn't sure whether to say it before but today's discussion enforced it even more. I mean this in a good way but you two always feel like the elemental spirits of ADHD and ASD respectively. I have both at the same time and it's really fun seeing you two interact and talk about your differences.

[@the_nikster1]

I have a stomach bug, and Jay and Adam reacting to this batch of Bluey episodes was just the medicine I needed. hooray! 🥳

[@jasonbrennan9918]

Yeah, Bingo's Stumblytastics are paying off in Postman/Floor is Lava! Also, Bluey doesn't attend a public elementary school so the 'buddies' are probably past alumni. Though, I have heard that some public schools do have a similar sort of program

[@annekeener4119]

My kids’ school is k-5 and ever kindergartener gets a 5th grade buddy to help them through the introduction to elementary school. They meet up with their buddies a few times during the year and do projects together. The buddies also help the kindergartners with the holiday Frosty Shop as the kindergartners need extra help understanding the prices, etc.

[@-Miasimon]

Butter makes everything better. This is just a fact of life. Popcorn? Melted butter. Bread? Slather some butter on it. Eggs? Fried in butter. Candy? Butterscotch. Drink? Butterscotch soda. Hate yourself? Deep fry a stick of butter.

[@SweetSlytherinGirl-Jennifer]

Usually, Jay is my spirit animal. But today, it's Adam with his perfectionist, my-way-is-the-best-way, plain-food-eating ways. I understand you completely.

[@Emma-hv7xf]

In year 7 we had a buddy who was in year 1, once a week we’d spend an hour with them and read them stories and play games with them… it gave them someone to go to if they were having problem

[@jabari.n]

the fact that Jay wanted to get the hooray right this time but still messed up LMAOO

[@tommymorrison4774]

The Snake and Guinea pig story comes back into it when you do SIGNs the 30 minutes episode that is at the end of season 3.

[@GladtoberanDOM]

Yeah I think Adam will love The Sign lore galore

[@amarshall5407]

Here for Jay having a breakdown about parents at park dynamics lol- lol it doesn't get easier when they are in school because then you feel REALLY compelled to get to know the parents cause like your kids spend 7 hours a day together!

[@laurashepherd2479]

My son goes to a Steiner Primary school in Australia like Bluey. The school goes from Prep-6 and he's in Grade 1 this year and he has a Grade 6 child assigned as his buddy 😊 Then our high-schools go from Grade 7-12.

[@caitrose7527]

Buddies are great, a Kindy kid is paired with a year 6. In NSW Primary school is K-6 ages 5-12ish and high (big) school is years 7-12 ages 12-18ish. Your Big buddy spends time with you on the first few kind of half days of school and have set class times to hang out with their little buddies. They are there to help the new students navigate the school, can help them navigate friendships and means the kindy kid knows someone when they start school so they can feel more confident. You meet them at like induction days the term before you start school. I remember being really excited to meet my little buddy because I had adored my big buddy as a little kid.

[@Chi_378]

The barky boats buddies remind me of the hometown heroes we had in my school area. For a set amount of weeks, high schoolers would hang out with an elementary class for an hour or so once a week at the start of the school day. It was usually athletes, but the yr I did it they included some of the academic achievers and I had a blast cuz I got to go back to my elementary & those kids were great. Oh, and I only missed maybe the first 10-20 mins of my first class but it was excused since I was in the program

[@G8torLady]

It is the greatest thing when we get the same reaction to the fine of shame as we did when John Walker used The Shield as a guillotine. That's why you lovely gentlemen are the best thing on You Tube. Makes me smile everyday so thank you for making the little things count❤

[@PuddleBit]

As a fellow chip fiend, I heavily relate to Trixie in this episode.

[@lady.hendricks]

Woof, I didn’t expect the feelings to hit so hard at the end of this one. Jay, fellow Peaches; here’s to those of us who are in a fist fight everyday with… whatever it may be. I see you, I’m here with you, and am incredibly proud of us. ❤ Peaches never say die!

[@alyssabullock6421]

I remember having a buddy system in elementary school! I loved it! It's not just an Australian thing, the US does it too

[@someperson4712]

22:30 nah, my votes on Terrier number 2. The Bluerrier #2 ship will NEVER sink!

[@XioMeiLin88]

It's Bluey day! Hooray!!

[@mitchelsmith5643]

I remember that my school district was similar to Jay’s. We had K-4 as Elementary school, 5-6 as Intermediate school, 7-8, as Middle, and then 9-12 as High. I’ve never known someone who went through that as well.

[@DigitalMilan]

Been waiting for these ones.

[@Olivia-ch6fh]

Barky Boats: in my elementary and earlier part of middle school we had "buddies" or older kids who would play with us or tutor us just hang out with kids older than us or high school college kids who needed credits or volunteer hours I think

[@hazeyhails]

13:14 Montessori parenting their letting her pour by herself for independence and i’m sure she cleaned the mess up. also she was half asleep leave her alone lol. i let my 2 year old pour his own drinks if he wants to it’s good to teach them early

[@Baldwin-iv445]

Eyyy! We aren't missing barkey boats.

[@Beymaster20247]

I feel like Bluey and McKenzie are going to end up together

[@Baldwin-iv445]

It was more or less confirmed with the kid in Surprise. Assuming her connection with MacKenzie wasn't a red herring.

[@kirk5152]

For context elementary school is 7 years, ages 6-12. And high school is 5 years ages 13-17 (we have no Junior High) It is common in many elementary schools for 7th year students to each be paired up with a 1st year, as their "Buddy" basically someone to help give them any support and guidance they might need during their through their first year. Many High schools have the buddy system too.

[@jasminelong3234]

JUST IN TIME FOR MY LUNCH BRREEEEAAAK! BLUEY GOBLINS UNITE!

[@frannygreengables]

We had kindergarten to 3rd grade buddies at my elementary growing up. We'd get paired with one or two kids and meet during school day hours every couple of months.

[@v1005970]

I can't wait for your guys reaction to the episode called the decider in season 3..

[@eviive8496]

Hey Guys!!! At my kids' elementary that would pair up 6th graders with 3rd graders, 5th graders with 2nd graders, 4h graders with 1st graders for something similar to Bluey Buddy Days. One day each month each student would met up with their specific buddy. The teacher would have them do a project or something together. It was pretty great. The younger kids and the older kids loved it.

[@Karoline_g]

Must add to the banana bread debate: depends entirely on how you make the banana bread. If it’s more on the dry side? Totally toast and butter. Or even turn into French toast. If it’s super rich and moist and soft? SHOVE DIRECTLY INTO MOUTH, DO NOT PASS GO DO NOT COLLECT 200 DOLLARBUCKS (Ps. Can you tell that I have made a looooooot of banana bread?)

[@Queen_of_chaos]

I love these reactions/reviews! So wholesome! Bluey has defiantly changed ALOT of lives and Idc! I love it! Whoohoo! :D

[@mitchellhp]

Oh my gosh, I remember buddies! I went to a school that had Pre-K up to 8th grade. So, all the Pre-K kiddos had an older 8th grader buddy. I went to that school from when I was 4 until I was 13, so I was able to experience both sides of being a buddy. Wow, forgot all about this until now. Also, both laughing & crying at this part. Adam: Also, a lot has been going on recently- Jay: What do you mean? Everything’s been fine 🙂 Adam: …uh huh. 🙂 Me: 🙃

[@laurashepherd2479]

In Australia banana bread is usually toasted and served with butter at cafes

[@SarahRichardsGraba]

Bluey! 🩵💙 Hooray! 🙌🏼 I'm the weird parent at the park who is always trying to make friends with the other parents, because every once in awhile I meet an actual cool person and we can do park playdates, and it somehow makes it SO much easier to parent your gaggle of kids together rather than separately 😂 One of my random park mom friends lives in our neighborhood and we have done indoor playdates on bad weather days and even took the kids to the zoo together this summer. She's awesome and I'm glad I was the weirdo park parent with her lol But yeah the social awkwardness is at an all time high. For sure.

[@hoppylyss]

My daughter is 17months too and that social anxiety with other parents is like what Jay says....dang!

[@anabanana5348]

muffin cone was so adorable 💖

[@NovelNanny]

Welcome to the big debate guys- bluey will end up with Jean luc or McKenzie?

[@buttonsfan]

22:24 the Only discourse in the Bluey fandom Jean-Luc or Mackenzie. I'm on team Jean-Luc, but it's not a big deal it genuinely doesn't matter.

[@paulhewes7333]

Bluey tears strike again!

[@StodaGryph]

Toasted banana bread is SO GOOD

[@roxysdg334]

Muffin Cone holds a special place in my ❤️ heart ❤️

[@foof76]

"You don't need butter on banana bread." 😒 So Adam is a psychopath.

[@Nebula1701]

My School district when I went to it was El:K-5 M:6-8 H: 9-12, but now it's El:K-5 M:6-7 JH:8-9 H:10-12

[@jinnimoo]

Ahh, welcome to the Jean Luc/Mackenzie discourse 😂

[@Jazz41173]

Granted, I have not been for decades. We had elementary school, age 5-12, from kindergarten to Grade 6. Middle School was age 13 and 14, grade 7 and 8. High School was age 14-18, grade 9-12. Also known as freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior.

[@alexkramerblogs]

BLEUY ON A THURSDAY!

[@KB-tg7pf]

Our area has 4 years for each phase of school (not including K & preK). So 1-4 grades are elementary, 5-8 are middle school, and 9-12 are high school.

[@zetzle]

have you guys thought about reacting to derry girls? it's got comedy, plus interesting parent dynamics, i think y'all would like it

[@woopdee77]

Omg I would LOVE if they reacted to Derry Girls! Talk about a show that not only brings the laughter and all the heart, but also embodies such a significant part of Irish history. ❤

[@AG-co5iu]

... ❤... hooray! ❤

[@seriomarkj]

16:30 perfect rant!!! I felt every word in my bones!!!!!

[@wtimmins]

The problem with friends as adults is that adults have some deep seated and sometimes REALLY WILDLY divergent ideas and beliefs. I am a social butterfly, easy with a smile and small-talk. But there's a lot of adults that, when I find out some of their attitudes... gtf away from me.

[@andrewchristian5406]

2x36-39 Answer: 33

[@teesh871]

Yeh so in aus we go to roughly to year 7 then start high school in year 8. Being about 10-13 is ROUGH...i remember when i started high school and a mixture of nerves and hormones it was just like normal for me to throw up every day. Its not the best system. But yeh usually the little kids (about year 0 to 2) have year 7 buddies. They do some light school work, drawing, play games etc. It does get easier jay...people don't believe me when i say that im socially anxious. My son is also a massive social butterfly so he will talk to anyone about anything...like a more innocent jay from jay and silent bob. I dont know if thats a good thing...its just him and i wouldn't change him for anything but he feels the need to go parent someone elses baby if he feels the parents aren't doing a good enough job and I'm socially awkward...soo...yeh. Yay for weird stuff about parenting that you didnt know you had to deal with.

[@ashbear3095]

Ah yes Jean-Luc vs Mackenzie 😂 there are some HEATED arguments on Facebook about that lol

[@natashad8733]

She did break the thumb sucking habit and she did it on purpose to have the cone on for fun. That’s why she looks at her thumb that way lol