Jen, here's something fun. I'm excited. Right now, everybody's going to get to hear me have a chat with Amanda Lipman from Run for Something. Because listen, everybody, we know. We are hearing you and we knew that we were being very quiet. And listen, we all need to get there on our own. Hold space for our despair.

We are holding space, Sarah.

For the record, I've been loud from the very beginning.

But here we are, and it's however many months, too many months.

And we're ready.

We're ready to start talking and start thinking about what we can do. And one of the things that I kept coming back to is brilliant Amanda Littman

and amazing run for something, who some of you have heard speak because she spoke at

baited mates two years ago in New York City. Yes.

She got up and she said to all of you like, it's time to get activated.

We want you to run for something.

And here's the thing she said, and you're about to hear it.

So like, but I am going to underline it before you start, which is like there are hundreds of thousands of offices that are every year

up for election across the United States. Tiny jobs in small towns like town clerk. Every summer I go

to this place in Rhode Island and the town clerk also is the hot dog seller at the beach.

So like these are like part time jobs in some ways, like but people who want to really like give back to their communities.

And then like larger jobs like mayor of New York City, but you should not run for that because we have too many of those right now.

But like what you can do is run for school board or library board or city

council or town council or whatever other things you can run for, right, on your, on your, in your

town. And what's wild about this is so few people actually do stand up and do this. So it ends up being like the same five people

forever in town. And what you will hear Amanda say, and I just want to say it out loud, again,

is to win a school board election in some small towns in the United States, it costs $1,000. Like, and if you think that you are out

there, you, listen to me, you, the person who is listening right now. Commuting, walking your dog,

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