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What's up, everybody? Welcome to another episode of Nostalgia and now. As always, it's your host,

Kelly Williams, and this week we are doing Celebrity Fun Facts. I do want to say thank you guys for

commenting that you enjoyed the personal stories. There will be many, many more to come, many more

parts of that to come. And I also want to say thank you guys for listening to the Kimberly Locke

interview. If you know anything about me, American Idol, I think, is one of the most important shows I've ever watched my entire life.

And I didn't want to, like, go too deep into that with Kimberly.

But it was a big deal for me.

So having her on this show was a really big deal for me, like I said.

And it was just really fun, and she was such a great guest. Hopefully I'll get a few more American Idol people coming. This week, I'm going to have some creator friends come on, like I mentioned earlier. I want to start a new series called Meet Me at the Mall, because I do think that's a third space that was taken away from teenagers and teenagers don't really

know what to do now. Again, I don't really know a ton about teenagers, though. I feel like I put all

this stuff out there where, like, I don't know what the kids are actually up to, but I know, like,

my niece who's 12 would never want to just go to the mall with her friends. Like, she's told me,

like, her and her friends don't just hang out

at the mall. And that's probably because there aren't many malls left. But anyway, we are talking

celebrity fun facts this week. And the first fact is probably something a lot of people know,

but Billy Joel stopped selling tickets in the first four rows of his concerts. And those tickets

go to super fans, like,

or family friends, which I have found out. I was lucky enough to see Billy Joel at Madison

Square Garden. Maybe within the first month that I lived in New York, one of my friends' dads works

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