Welcome back to what have you. I'm Rachel Jankovic. I'm Becca Merkel. We took a week

off with that. We did a hot little 10 minute episode that wasn't worth releasing. Well,

I think we both looked at each other about 10 minutes in and we were like, nah, this

was dumb. Well, about 10 minutes in, we were like, we haven't done it. We haven't said

anything that anybody wants to talk about. No, and I think Moses came out and needed

something. And then I think we've done more interrupting than we've done podcasting.

So I'm just going to mention though that we're sitting here in a high wind on Rachel's

Hill. And if there's a safety here, that car's blowing up. That's the wind. The car

is sort of shaking here. So nothing makes you notice quite how not in charge we are

of the world than things like the wind. When you're out in the country, when you're in

the town, there were times when we would have like major windstorms. And when that happens,

you're always like, wow, windy. I don't know. But you don't actually get any perspective

on the wind. But because we're up on a hill with a big view, when you feel like the

wind is off the leash and just doing its big life, you feel sort of vulnerable in a

different way. He's sort of like, wow, we might actually just blow away.

I walked out of class a minute ago and I just walked, I opened the door of the school,

my hands were full and I'm holding like my coffee bag and a bunch of stuff. Well,

there's always kids like trying to come in the door as I'm trying to go out. But I start

to open the door and the wind just flings it hard and fast. And I seriously thought I was

going to kill somebody because I didn't have a grip on it at all. And it just like

went winging out there. Yeah, you didn't kill anyone. I did not kill anyone. And that was

a big mercy because I could have taken out an eighth grader. But yeah, well, I'm glad

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