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Welcome to I'm still fun. Jenny
is back, and I had the plague,

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I had something. There were sores, there was there were sores.

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Hold on, hold on, I
hadn't heard of the stors. No I

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could, I could. Do you
have bed sores now from laying so much?

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That's what I felt like. I
was about to get bed sores because

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I was curled up in the fetal
position for a solid like almost twenty four

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hours straight from the pain that was
in my tomb. But you think,

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you what, do you think you
had just a random flu or something weird.

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I think it probably was the flu. And it's just it's wild because

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literally I was texting Fallin after I
went to brunch on Sunday and I was

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having some issues that involved me being
in the bathroom very frequently, and Fallin

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goes five times, oh my god, and I'm like yeah, and I

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don't think much of it, even
though every time I was sitting down,

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I was having this like awful pain
in my stomach and needing to run back

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to the bathroom. Right, so
whatever, this is normal, like typical

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Jenny's stomach issues. And then like
this evening time, actually Tina came over

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to catch up for a little bit. I feel fine, Yeah, nothing's

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out of the norm. And then
I made a little bit of a dinner,

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watched some football with Andrew and his
friend that was over, and I

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started feeling kind of nauseous at that
point, and as I was going to

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bed, I was like, God, I feel like I could puke at

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any moment. But I was like, whatever, it just I must have

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just like maybe ate something a little
funky today. I'm fine. Well,

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fast forward like an hour later,
I'm wide awake, feeling nauseous, fell

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back asleep for like another hour,
had fever dreams. Woke up. It's

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two thirty in the morning, and
I'm like, I can't go to work

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tomorrow. So this is like two
thirty Monday morning. So I text you

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because we usually record this on Monday
six the Morning Show. Everyone. I'm

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like, I can't come in,
guys. I do not know what's wrong

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with me. And I had a
fever. And I spent basically most of

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Monday sleeping, and then I slept
like twelve hours overnight Tuesday, and then

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I woke up Tuesday morning. I
finally felt like mostly back to normal.

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I still kind of had a stomach
ache. But Monday, I think I

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ate like ten blueberries. That was
it. I couldn't eat anything. The

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thought when I would even see food
on Instagram, it made me sick.

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It was so weird. Yeah.
So then Tuesday, So yeah, yesterday,

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whenever you're listening to this, I
had a box of Goodles, which

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is like Kraft mac and cheese,
but a protein version of the very highly

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recommend if you've never tried them before. They're super good. And I had

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like half of the box, which
normally I can stomach a whole box,

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like in one sitting in. That
name is fucking disgust Goodles, Googles,

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that's good. Nothing about that sounds
appealing good in anything? Like just why

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did they name it that? I
don't know anyway, Sorry, Okay,

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so that's okay. So I was
able to actually eat about like a normal

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serine size of the Goodles, and
then I later had a little bit of

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yogurt and then ate the rest of
the Goodles like in the evening. So

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I had about a meals worth finally
yesterday. Yeah, but then I like

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really felt a ton better. I
get so bored laying around being sick and

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stuff, and I don't obviously want
to make any and I was sick,

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but I had planned on coming in
for Wednesday morning, and I feel mostly

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okay today. I'm still not super
hungry, okay, but just as a

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result, I barely slept last night
because I basically slept for almost like two

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days straight. So I'm a little
bit tired today, but other than that,

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I feel mostly normal. I checked
my temperature like ten times before coming

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into work this morning because I didn't
want to get anyone sick. Yeah,

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and it was all back to normal
from there. But that sucks. That's

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brutal. Yeah, So I don't
know. I don't know if it was

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like a mild case of food poison
because I wasn't puking, but I had

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the nauseousness. Yeah, I'm like
usually with well, I say usually I

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had it once, Like I'm a
fucking expert. Now I was an expert.

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It was coming out of both ends
for me, and I hear that's

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pretty common if it's food poisoning.
So yeah, but then it's also like

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sort of the same symptoms for the
flu. Yeah, so that's why I'm

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like, I don't know what I
had. All I I was. I'm

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happy, I didn't have to go
to the doctor. Yeah kidding. I

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didn't want to waste money going out. So I know, while I am

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happy that you're back, I thought
we were just going to skip this week.

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Honestly, I was like, I'll
skip, and then you were like,

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I can come in Wednesday. I
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we can do that. So totally
good. I have an update on my

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book series. I finished it.
I finished it. I finished all five

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books. Wow. So I did
six books in the month of January and

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the month isn't even over. One
book was not part of the series.

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It's a Court of Thorns and Roses. In case you're like, what series?

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And I don't even know where I
was one Like last week when we

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talked, I don't know. I
can't remember if I was in book one

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or book You had done a book
one. I've only done book one.

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And then you said you were going
to pay because you didn't have enough credits,

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and I booked to went crazy and
I bought all the all the books.

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Yeah, and I did a really
good job of I stayed off of

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anything that could give any spoilers away
because everyone kept saying there was like a

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big twist, which this isn't a
spoiler. I didn't think there was a

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big twist, so I was a
little confused, like I kept waiting for

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something. I kept predicting, like
this person who I thought was good the

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whole time is going to turn and
like all these things, and there wasn't

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like this crazy twist in my mind. Yeah, but it was so good,

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and I feel like my therapist literally
said, because I go in the

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middle of our session, have you
read these She's like, oh my gosh,

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yes, And she was like anyway, but she said that prepare you're

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gonna have like a hangover when you're
done. And I feel weird. I

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feel like sad, like I can
genuinely feel I feel sad that it's over,

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and that series isn't technically over.
I think she's supposed to release one

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or two more, but she has
two other series. But I'm like,

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I need to take a break because
I was obsessed with it. But like

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the way she described some of these
guys, like the last book is the

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most sexually aggressive because the first for
a book. Four books are from the

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point of view of this girl named
Feyrah. And I won't give any spoilers,

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so don't worry, and then the
last book is from the point of

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view of someone else and a different
guy, and they are much more aggressive

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with their sexual ventures. Okay,
and I liked it. I have really

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listened to only the sex parts of
the book, like twice now only like

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three chapters of sex parts. And
I was trying to like tell Jake about

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it, and I part of me
wants Jake to read it, but I

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feel like there's enough battle in fighting
in it that he might like it.

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And then this is how I felt
after I finished like twice, and I

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was like, I need to find
people who have read it so I can

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talk to him about it. And
my friend Heidi had, but I think

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she reads so many that she was
like, oh, my favorite character is

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x y Z, and I go, that is not a character in the

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book. I think you're thinking of
like a different series, and so I

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don't have and so anyway, I
am horny y. It benefited Jake,

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he got tons of action. But
I'm going to start another series of hers

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soon. But everyone doesn't. Everyone
says they don't like the first book,

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and I didn't mind the first book, but I found this really this series.

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Yeah, I found this really funny
guy on TikTok who reviewed all of

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them, and his review are like
the funniest reviews ever. So but now

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I'm deep and it's my algorithm because
I was like, now I need to

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look into everything. Okay, I
want to get on that algorithm once I

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start reading them, and I am
going to start reading them soon because shout

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out Jenna, who listens to the
podcast. Yes, she emailed me after

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we talked about it last week,
and she goes, Jenny, I have

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another set of all of the books
because she loved them so much she bought

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them in a hardcover set also got
and so she literally just today dropped them

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off with the radio station for me. So I'm finishing one book that I

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only have like one hundred pages left
right now that I'm going to finish,

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and once I get done with that, I'm going to start the series too.

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I probably won't bust through them quite
as fast as you, but I

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am excited that i'll have you to
talk about them too. Yes I do,

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okay, yeah, I will say
two things. Are you supposed to

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return these to her? She didn't
specify, she said I could. I

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think she said I could have them, but Jenna, if you want them

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back, you can totally have them
back. She doesn't want them back,

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Okay, well why because I know
she doesn't want them, pass because I

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know I want them back from you
read them. I do think, she

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said, I could keep them.
But if you're listening, Jenna, and

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I'm wrong, let me know,
because obviously I'll give them back to you.

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You offered vemo her any money for
these, Jenny, No, I

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didn't, she said. I think
the only reason she's partying with them is

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because she already has another set.
So that made me feel better, and

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I also want to give them to
someone else who wants would you stop,

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I'm not gonna get them that sticky, My gosh, They're gonna be fine.

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I'm not gonna get them that sticky. Be fine, Okay, I

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gonna say no one except book five
from Jenny I like. Okay, I

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like. I never I truthfully have
never read a book more than once,

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so I don't and I don't like
to collect things. Yeah, I'm just

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not that type of person. So
I would like to do what Jenna did

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for me, which is give them
to me. So I would love to

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give them to someone else once I
finish reading them. Once you finish,

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Yeah, once I finished, baby
Okay, I will say this too.

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So the audiobook. I like the
audio because I because they're so long.

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Jenny, yeah that I listened to
him at one point eighty five speed because

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two of the longer books are like
twenty five hours. Isn't regularly you're like

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thought process of it because it's more
more hyps No, some books, it

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depends on how the person reads them, because some I could never listen to,

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but this one I could. They
also have not just a one author

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one. They have a version of
each book they tell you this where it's

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acted out, so it's they have
multiple actors, sounds and music, and

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part of me wants to go back
and listen because I want to hear the

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guy's voices from an actual guy and
not a woman when they say some of

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the shit they say. And there's
one guy on TikTok I found too,

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and he has this really deep voice
with like an accent, and he'll just

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say the sexy lines and all the
comments are the thirstiest women ever, Like,

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boh, that's one nac fuck no
anyway, funny wow a really I

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just went on a tear there for
that yeah, oh, I have one

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announcement also, Okay, what do
you got? I am doing another group

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trip and it's this year in October. I've done two of these before.

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I did one in twenty nineteen in
Paris. God that was before COVID even

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I did not realize it was that
long ago. And then I did one

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in twenty twenty two to Spain.
So my thing is, I try to

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do them every other year because I
now have there's like a set kind of

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group of a handful of people that
have come to both and I'm like going

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to Europe going to these trips.
It's not cheap, so like my in

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my mind, I'm like, I
don't how much money to anyone makes,

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but like maybe this gives them an
extra time to save up for the next

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one. That's why I'll only do
them every other year. But it is

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not cheap, so I'll throw that
out there. But it will go up

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to day or tomorrow. So if
you're interested, I'll give some quick details.

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But if you're interested, sign up
because they have limited spots and you

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it's such a good solo trip.
Four girls came to Paris solo the first

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year and they are now friends and
they they went on to Spain together,

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they've gone like to Scotland themselves,
that they go on other trips together,

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and so the last one it's such
a welcoming, embracing crew. And this

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time the hotel we're staying in is
so small it'll just be our group in

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the hotel. So we're going to
Italy. Okay, it was like,

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did I miss where you said you're
going? Sorry, we're going to Italy

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and I have I've been to a
few places in Italy, so I was

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like really specific that I wanted to
do, like the coast. So we're

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doing Sorrento. We're staying in Sorrento
the whole time, which if you don't

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know enough about Italy, that's going
to be more southern and it's going to

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be right close to a malthy coast. So yes, so what I So

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this is like a really quick highlight
of what we're doing. We fly into

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Naples, we take a like maybe
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Naples, and then shuttle because usually
can't check into your hotel to like three

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or four shuttle to Sorrento, have
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This is all like included and the
price you pay. Then like the next

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day, we're immediately going We're going
on a ferry to Capri. It's an

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island. You've probably heard of Capri. And then we're going to the Blue

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Grotto, which is like this beautiful
undercave water thing you go on boats.

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We're going to go see part of
the Malfi Coast. These are different days

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too, so I'm just gonna throw
things and we're gonna go to Pompei.

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We're doing this huge chair lift that
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coast. You can look out over
it. We're going to Positano. We're

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going to a lemon cello tasting,
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see the price, know that it
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be a day or two where you
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whatever you want, and you would
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but for the most part, it's
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seventh through fourteenth, that was one
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you going to do like a pasta
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have a cooking class. Okay,
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assume because I feel like that's like
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when they go to Italy. If
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cooking classes on a Mofye coast,
they're crazy. I've watched videos. They're

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very they're not like serious, they're
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and it's a very lemon based area. So that's why, like lemon

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cello is popular. But we're doing
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orchard, but it's like a lemon
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stuff. It's like beautiful, very
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be posting that today or tomorrow.
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the trip with us. I wish
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that would be fun. Okay,
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to go to because it won't be
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done, yep. And since you
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know what you're gonna be doing because
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Greece I think in October, and
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because it was like the end of
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regretted some of the things they planned. But obviously everything will be set with

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that trip, and there is nothing
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October people, I had a couple
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going to be It'll still be warm, Like it's still like the temp the

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average temp is still like eighty degrees
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to sixty six. So for me
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so much. So I will be
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in the water and things if you
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a like beach basically, but also
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mean it's not gonna be like that
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be amazing and I'm excited. I
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probably doing a trip this year,
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Malfi Coast area, it's so popular. It was the guy who bookstart he

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could not find a hotel, could
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a hotel, and he was like
he was, I mean, he was

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like getting stressed out too, so
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do one, and then last minute
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do you feel about the hotel?
I'm like, it looks chill, let's

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do it. Yeah, So well, that'll be fun. I'll be obviously

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extremely stocky that week on your social
media to see obviously thing you guys are

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doing. Thank you so much.
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Coast, Italy, and like,
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me as much. I don't really
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went the last time. I'm not
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see the historical things as much as
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on that trip when we went I
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did Florence, Venice and Lake Como
and like Chink with Tara, which was

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like a day trip and that was
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of my favorite things we did.
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Florence was my favorite of those.
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I am and everything looks the same
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so we never even did a gondola
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real quick, I forget. Have
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Okay, did you guys ever,
whoever you went with, did you do

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any of the like ghosts tour stuff? Okay? You know me, I

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am a baby and I'm scared of
everything scary. Okay, are you sure?

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Because literally my girlfriend was over the
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doing, and she was like everyone
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well yeah, and then you start
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and what if blah blah blah blah, and I'm like, oh, well,

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everything is real. I mean Savannah's
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on it's dead. Like that's what
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mean literally the it's the I mean
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bodies that the town was built on
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but I mean if you were going
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would think you would, I know. But I think there was one part

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where it was like, okay,
that's a little creepy. But we did

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a hearse tour, so you actually
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a ghost tour. But you're you
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is like the best part, Like
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is kind of like it's like if
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didn't do like some kind of witch
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cool to do it. Also,
I would recommend someone just asked me for

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Savannah recommendations, so like, I
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did the Pink House was very delicious, dinner, very popular, so I

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have heard of that. Yeah,
it's very popular. One for once.

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I am actually not leading the planning
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group of girls. And how you
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I was partaking in like trying to
help where we were going to stay,

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and we did not go with what
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ego a little bit because I felt
like my idea made more sense for the

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situation. But that's okay. The
place we're staying is great and perfect and

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it's cheap whatever. But it's been
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little bit like antsy to have like
an actual itinerary because I'm just getting text

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here and there of like hey,
can you pay me for this? Can

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you pay me for that? Blah
blah blah. I know we're I think

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we're doing some kind of a pedal
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days, and I know we're doing
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you going to be there in like
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yeah, so it's right now.
It was like only like highs in

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like the forties. When are you
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next couple of weeks. It's supposed
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seventies next week, but then it
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bit after that, so I think
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to sixty, which I'm cool with. I like a good foolish webbing.

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much of an idea of what the
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I'm going with it. I'm allowing
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party and I can't be in charge
of everything at all times. So wow,

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that's big changed, you know.
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mention real quick is I've gotten a
lot of d MS about this, and

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I think I've answered every single one
that has come in. But if anyone

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is curious about the sex quiz that
I brought up like two or three episodes

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ago on the podcast. I'm going
to tell you the website right now because

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so many people are like, heyo, send me that line. Yeah.

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So it's just it's called mojo Upgrade
dot com. So m o jo upgrade

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how you would spell upgrade dot com? So very simple, Okay, if

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you want to take the quiz yourself. I know some people I think have

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googled just like sex quizzes and found
different ones that they've taken, and I'm

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sure a lot of them are somewhat
similar anyways, but mojo Upgrade dot Com

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is the one that I was talking
about on that podcast, And I do

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have an email to read, but
we need to help this woman out,

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and I don't know if she wants
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going to keep it out for right
now. Okay, so says Hi Jenny

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and Fallon. So I have something
I need advice on. Last year,

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my first year in college, some
friends and I joined a club at school

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relating to our major. Towards the
end of the year, elections for officers

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were coming up, and my friend
Lily, which is not her real name,

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wanted to run for president. There
was no one else running, and

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she suggested I be her vice president. I agreed, and since we were

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both running unopposed, we thought we
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But that was until Brian also entered
his name in the ballot for president,

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kind of last minute. So Brian
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club for a couple of years.
When it came time for the election,

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Brian was voted as president and I
was vice president because I was unopposed,

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and so Lily and I were both
upset that Brian got the position, but

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understood that he won because of his
experience. Well, this year, I've

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been very publicly working on a huge
project involving multiple different clubs, including this

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club i'm vice president of. I've
done a ton of leadership and secretarial work

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as well as coordinating the event.
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my work. Many friends and clubmates, including Lily, have been assisting with

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the event. I've also taken on
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up for the semester. Doing this
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be the club president next year.
It even seems expected of me from the

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two club advisors and other current officers
not to mention that I have a ton

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of ideas for the club, some
that would have to wait until next year.

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However, Lily has referenced running for
president again a couple times this past

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semester. The thing is because we're
both graduating early, we have only one

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more year to hold the officer positions. While I love Lily and want to

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let her have her moment, I
feel as though I've earned this position if

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I'm elected, of course, and
it seems unlikely that she'd win in an

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election against me for president based on
the work I've done. I'm scared that

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this could be something that ruins our
friendship, and I don't want to seem

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like I'm being power hungry or anything. I also fear that Lily will talk

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bad about me to other friends.
Obviously, I would harbor no ill will

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towards Lily as she did end up
winning, as it's an election and the

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people have every right to vote for
who they'd like. When I brought this

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up with my parents, they said
that I should have a conversation with her

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and run for president. What do
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listeners are appreciated. Ooe, it's
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I mean, if let's say, like

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if you and I were in that, I can see where I'd be like

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stressed about it because I care about
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hurt your feelings. But I mean, I think your parents are right.

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I think at the end of the
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up for Gracie Awards, for instance, Yeah, it was. It's very

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different because it was different categories.
Jenny Snipper, producer sent up for co

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host. When Jenny won a Gracie
and I didn't, was I like a

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little sad I didn't get one,
of course, Yeah, But I was

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also like really happy for Ginny because
she deserved it. And so I think

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I would hope your friend Lily while
if she'd I think it's fair for you

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both to run and if you win, which it sounds like you probably would,

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I would hope Lily would. She's
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but I would hope she would be
a strong enough woman and friend to understand

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why you won and not let that
be a reason that your friendship would fail.

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I do think you show her respect. You do have that conversation in

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advance, and say, hey,
I really want to run for this too.

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I honestly think Lily should probably run
for the vice president spot. She

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hasn't held an office yet. I
almost feel like she should run for that,

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and then it'd be the switch.
And I get that's not what she

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wants, and you shouldn't suggest that
you should let her run for what she

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wants. But maybe when she hears
your running for president, she'll make that

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decision herself, and then maybe you
both can be in office and it would

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be like a really positive thing for
you. Guys. Yeah, I agree

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with everything Folland said. I also
will say that I was on the board

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of a club at the u University
of Minnesota myself, and it kind of

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was like what Fallin just said,
where like the vice president became president the

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next year if the vice president was
good enough. It wasn't just like some

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random not that Lily's random, She's
part of the club, but it wasn't

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someone else that came in and got
the president's spot, unless like someone else

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really proved themselves. But it sounds
like you, the person who wrote in,

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have been really proving yourself and you
were you have been vice president.

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So just from my experience in the
club that I was in, it did

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always. It always went from like
vice president to president is usually how the

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role came. Yeah, but I
also know that this guy, Brian sounds

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like he just became president this past
year without having a role prior to.

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That's just not how it works in
your club. But I think you just

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chitchat with Lily and hopefully you guys
can have a mature conversation and understand that

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you're both like I mean, you're
in college. It's like important to be

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involved in these things and it's great
for your resume for both of you.

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So have the conversation and say,
you know, I really was thinking about

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being running for president, and see
how she responds, and hopefully she'll understand,

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and then I think you still go
for it regardless, And either way,

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I think it's a really really good
growing learning moment for both of you

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because you are both one step away
from being in the real world and the

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real workforce where you're going to be
competing against peers constantly for promotions, for

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raises, for leads on projects,
manager positions, whatever it may be.

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And at the end of the day, you can be considered of friends and

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let them know you're going for the
promotion or whatever. But that doesn't mean

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you should You should never make they
say you should never make yourself small or

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someone else right, and you would
be doing yourself a disservice if you were

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just like, no, I'll let
her get it. Then what if she

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doesn't even get it? What if
someone else friends against her and she doesn't

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get it, Yeah, that would
really suck. Then you're a good point,

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you know. So I think that
the fact that you care this much

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in general just shows what a good
friend you are. I also probably have

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gathered that, like, there might
not be a ton of people in this

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club, so that's probably where it
gets a little bit stickier, I guess.

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But you bring up so much stickiness
in this episode. I couldn't think

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of a different word to use there. So that's why you said again,

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but I could understand. We're like, if there's only like eight of you

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in this club and then suddenly like
you're pinned against your one, your good

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friend in the club, that it
is really like a hard situation but I

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still think that you go for what
you want. And I mean, there

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are a lot of things I would
have not a lot of things, but

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there's things I wish I would have
done in college that I didn't. And

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one of them, yeah I know
which one of the football players wasn't it.

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But one of my main things was
that I didn't join a club earlier,

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and I did by my senior year. I was on the board for

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the club I was in, but
I wish I had joined earlier, and

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I wish I would have been on
the board by the time I was a

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sophomore if I could have been.
You know what's funny. I did every

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single club and activity you could possibly
do in my small school because my school

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was so small, like you kind
of just had to be in everything,

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like to fill it. Like like
when I would play other teams at tennis

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and that's the only sport those girls
did all year, and I'm like,

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must be nice. We have to
play every sport and there won't be enough

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people on the teams. But when
I went to college, I was so

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burnout. I was like, I'm
not fucking doing anything here. And I

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did a couple of intermural sports to
start off, I get like sam volleyball

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and tennis, and then I quickly
was like, I am not good at

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tennis, like I was good at
Indiana like our my school tennis, but

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I am not good at college like
people I sucked. And then I also

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just like, never have loved sand
volleyball as much as like indoor court volleyball

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is hard. It's so hard.
I hate it. You always got stand

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in your crevices, and so I
was like, no, So the only

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thing I joined was like radio stuff, and I was really happy I did

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because obviously it led me where I
am, and I that was important.

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But part of me does wonder like
if I ever should have done like any

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other kind of club or anything.
But I don't feel like clubs were as

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big at my school because I went
to a small college too, so whatever,

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But I think it's cool when I
hear about people doing that and they

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get really great experience. Honestly,
being in close clubs stuff probably give you

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way better experience than any of the
classes you're going to because you're getting,

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like you, whatever project she's working
on, that's like real tangible experience.

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It is. And I will say
because I mean mine was PRSSA, which

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is Public Relations Student Society of America. And it was such an important club

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for the major I was in because
it was all about networking and you were

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able to go out to different businesses, different agent pr agencies and like get

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tours and stuff like that, and
so it was so important not necessarily to

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have all this experience of projects we
were working on in the club, but

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the networking aspect was just wild.
Like I'll never forget this girl Morgan that

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was in the club with me.
She was the queen of networking. She

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brought her business card with her everywhere
and and that girl, that's amazing job

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immediately out of I'm sure immediately,
and I'm sure she's doing super well like

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to this day because she was just
the queen of it. So yeah,

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clubs are definitely worth it. But
girl, you go for that present spot.

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I'd like to end this by just
shouting out my husband's ass, because

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I'm really happy that he officially is
going to have to get a size large

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finally in shorts. Oh, because
i I'm I'm now probably a large,

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but I've been at like extra large
a lot for like pants, like if

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I do like, you know,
tighter things, And it always annoyed me

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that Jake was always like I'd pull
his little shorts out of the dryer and

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they were so tiny, and they
were like smalls from like when he was

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smaller to mediums. And it's not
because he's gained weight, it's because he's

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beefing so much, like he's a
beef boy. But I almost pissed myself

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laughing. I saw him in the
kitchen the other day and his shorts the

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seam on the crack, they were
fucking screaming, and I go, oh

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my god, I go, you
can't wear those in public. He's like

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why, And I go, do
you seriously not feel how like I can

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feel when things are so tight?
It makes me uncomfortable to think of someone

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at the gym seeing my button them
or something. And he's like no.

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And I go, Jake, like
you could do a squat and they would

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rip, they're so bad. And
he's like, oh my god, and

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I go. And then he wore
pants the next day, Jake, you

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got to get new bottoms, like
you cannot. He's like, I think

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I might be a large Now.
I was like, I think you might

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be, so then he said he
spent like ten minutes with his phone in

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the like camera selfie looking at his
ass in the mirror, and he's like,

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I am absolutely a large. So
I'd like to shout out Jake's fat

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ass because he's officially graduating it to
a large. Yeah, welcome to the

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club, Jake, exactly. He's
always a voluptuous butt. But congrats,

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Jake. If you have emails for
us, you can email us Fallon at

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KDWB dot com or Jenny at KDWB
dot com and we hope you have a

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great week. Thanks for tolerating us
the past, like it's been just random,

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like with Jenny being said, but
more like then we had two random

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you know, like Mondays off with
New Year's and MLKA Junior Day. So

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thanks for kind of like I know
that they always say the ked to a

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good podcast is consistency, So thanks
for hanging out with us. Through my

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friend Kimberly and in Indiana, I
tell you it was funny. She texted

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me yesterday and she goes, no
new podcast today. Two question marks.

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Your loyal inquiring fans want to know
are you still fun? Okay, Okay,

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it's coming so anyway, thanks for
listening. Yeah, thank you