From PRX.

Friends beyond the binary, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls.

It's time for the podcaster who's here

to take you on a trip to a shopping mall,

a trip down memory lane for some people,

though this episode will be a character going down memory lane.

Is it, how come, it's called, I mean in my case there's no lanes in my memory because I picture a lane

as a very like straight without meanders

Especially like if someone was to say stay in your lane it's like

which ones I don't even know where my lane it like stay in my lane like is my and I would feel an internal resistance to then I would be like oh yeah

don't worry I mean it was like if it was a kid like in the teacher said that I'd be like

oh totally I'm gonna stand my lane and I would purposely, just the kind of person I am.

I'd find the line they were referring. Once they pointed out my lane,

I mean, I've gotten this as an email before I just never thought about it but

I also I never had a teacher say stay in my lane because that was kind of a new thing

and usually dudes use it anyway like like to other people but I'd be like I'm like I'm like I'm like I'm like I'm like I'm like I'm purposely step on the line and over the line.

But in this case, and within my mind, there is no, like my lanes are not, you see your lanes are not lane like at all you're not

very lane like and I'd say correct about that I don't even know what got me

started about oh the memory lane.

Particularly when it comes to memory.

I mean, I guess someone that can recall like,

you know, what was June 25th, 1981, what was the day, and they say the day, the week, or whatever.

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