This was the most horrifying (and funniest) thing I've seen on the internet in months.

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You know and love Sara Bareilles. She's been nominated for four Emmys, nine Grammys (winning two!), and three Tonys. I have no doubt that she'll EGOT someday, but today, well, she may be having the worst day of her life. Let me explain.

If you don't see ~it~ yet then don't worry because there are PLENTY more pictures below.

Here's everything Busy said in the first IG story: "Wait. You guys, I don't know if you follow Sara Bareilles, but she's currently in her house upstate, removing several carcasses from some sort of hole in her wall, and it is so vile, and I'm laughing and screaming watching it. This is the worst HGTV show I've ever seen in my life. I don't know what to say, except 'oh my God, she's braver than I am.' I don't know what I would have done in this situation. And I'm just grateful that I've been having my phone on grayscale for a few weeks, which is where it's just in black and white, because I'm trying to, like, break a phone addiction, you know? And, um, and it's better for your brain to not see the colors because that's what, like, gives you the dopamine. It really sucks, but I'm just grateful for it in this moment 'cause this is the most horrifying thing I've ever seen in my life."

Here's everything Busy said in the second IG story: "I'm not kidding. I'm so horrified. I don't know if I can go back and finish the stories of her taking these giant rodent carcasses out of her wall by herself with a shovel into, like, a Petco brown paper bag. She says, 'I know there must be a better way to do this.' 100-fucking-percent, yes. Like, you call a friend to come over and hold the bag with gloves on. You couldn't pay me enough fucking money. Like, this is— I've never in my life. Never in my life! It's horrifying. Horrifying. And I did have a rat die in my wall once. Everyone in New York, I think, has experienced this, and I hired a guy that came over with, like, a cadaver detector. He still couldn't even really find it. We just had to get, like, air purifiers for, like, two weeks."