in the world as we know it now, but it gets wiped out

for you, you get to come back as whatever you want.

Ooh, okay.

So we have knowledge.

So we have knowledge of what the world was,

but we now know we're all starting again.

Oh, okay, yeah, I like that.

I would still come back as me.

You said, oh.

Oh, my, like I be white.

Oh, I was thinking, ooh.

Hi, guys.

Hello.

Welcome to a brand new episode of the receipts podcast.

It is a full episode this week.

As you guys know, you should be keeping up with the order of things.

Not that there's much order.

I mean, it just goes full episode you're receiving. No, we're a fully functioning ordered system. We proper have the system here. And so we're sticking to it. So yeah, full episode, episode one, two, three. I've got a funny story to tell you guys about the number one, two, three. But I'll let us introduce ourselves. Sure. I'm eagerly awaiting this funny story. It is your Girl Tully Tee Just call me Audrey. And your mamasita Melena Sanchez. Ew. Make me laugh, baby. So basically, the numbers, one, two, three, bring back memories of my childhood. Because basically... Yeah. Because basically, yeah. One, two, three. That's where we slide, right? No. But also, it was the bus that used to go from Woodford to Ilford. Okay. And so anytime, so Ilford basically used to be my stomping grounds when I was like a tween and a teen and like, you know, younger. And so I'd walk all the way down to Charlie Brown's roundabout, which is like a good 10 minutes away from, no, good 15 minute walk from my house. And then I would get on the one, two, three, and then I would go to Ilford, and that would take me into Ilford. And then I would go to Lay Street, estate. I went past Lay Street in my way here. Did you? And then just hang out with boys. Yeah. It's still, there are people still hanging out. They still hang out.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

And I think there are probably people

that were hanging out

when you were hanging out.

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