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Welcome back to what have you.

I'm Rachel Jankvick.

I'm Becca Merkel.

We're on our last lap of the school year which is making

our podcasting a little wheezy. We're barely showing up. I like it. I like that it has just been wheezy throughout and so now I just feel like we come up with

new reasons to blame it on but we this is more wheezy than typical I think I think it's definitely had something of that going.

I don't know my life at large has been wheezy so I think that that basically I'll tell you where I am is I made it through a whole lot of things.

And then I splatted. I'm kind of like mid-splat right now is how I feel.

Yeah, we're getting ready.

We have Becca and they both have daughters running in the state track meet tomorrow and Saturday and we're going to try to go watch it.

Begg is busy with other stuff here.

Well, I we're still we're still trying to figure out if we can go watch it.

Our daughter runs tomorrow at five o'clock our time is

But it's 300 miles away so you got a commitment. You got a commit and I like that Bell also runs the 100 in the medley so it is

it's like 15 seconds you got to drive you got to drive 300 miles to watch and that's gonna take about two minutes to execute the entire race on the relay.

Exactly, and we would totally do it. It's just that here's a no pressure situation.

I've already told Rachel this.

I'll let the rest of you in.

You all want to know about the kind of thing

Becca does on their side.

Here's what's interfering with going to the state track mean.

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