So I live on the West Coast, and people always ask me if I live close to a beach, and unfortunately, no, I do not. But I want to ask you, do you live close to a beach? And if so, do you go often? Because my friends who do live close to the beach, it's actually interesting, they don't go as much as I thought they would. Like, I thought they would go at least several times a week. One of my friends was like, oh, I haven't been in a couple months. And I was like, what? I was like, if I lived super close to a beach, I'd be there like every day. But yeah, let me know.

Where I'm from, in Winchester, England, we have a beach. It's not the best, but it's still a beach. You've got sand, you've got water, you can still do whatever you want to do, walk. Take your dogs to walk, do sandcastles, have a dip or have a swim. It's kind of the same thing. But yeah, UK, where I'm from, Winchester, 100% I do have beaches.

When I was in my hometown, wherever I would go I would see the beach, and ever since moving from that coastal city to a valley, it kind of sucks because I miss seeing the beach, but I wouldn't trade it in for the world, even though I do miss the views. The views are what count, not the people.

I live in Hawaii, probably five minutes from the beach, and go with my family two to three times a week.

We both from Funny Medicine Podcast are born and raised in Miami and still currently live in Miami and we definitely do not go to the beach very often at all. South Beach is to us, Miamians, at least local and full time and born and raised Miamians. South Beach is like midtown to New Yorkers. We avoid it at all costs. And if anything, if we want to go to the beach and just chill, we do not go to the beach