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I have friends who call me butter chicken. Mildly offensive. They'll talk about my dad and

they'll be like, oh, we're so excited to meet Mr. Butter Chicken. That sounds way worse.

That's really bad.

That's horrible. What's good? Thank you so much for tuning in to another episode of the Neust Olympian. My name

Mike Schubert. I'm the titular Newst Olympian. I am a 32-year-old man who never read the

Percy Jackson books as a kid, but I read them as an adult because I was on a quest to determine if it was a book series that society had been sleeping on. I said yes,

and now I'm seeing if society has also been sleeping on the Heroes of Olympus series. And I am

joined today by a very special guest, someone who I believe might be young enough to be

checking off the gen alpha category. Is that correct? No, absolutely not.

No, okay. I have no idea on generations. I'm like the last year of Gen Z, if you ask people of my age,

but like within the last section of Gen Z where we kind of cross into Gen Alpha and we know

gen Alpha's pretty well. So I know all the slang that you're confused by. I know most of that.

Perfect. Well, yes, that voice that you're hearing is from our guest. And our guest is a 15-year-old from Norway. It's Niharika Batacharya.

Nihara. How's it going? It's going very good. It's going very good. I'm very excited to be here today.

I'm excited to have you here. We did a bit of a podcast project for a Percy Jackson thing that you were doing. And it went so well. Yeah. Hey, look. I'm very excited to show it to people, you know, all the kids in my school and tell them, I'm on a famous podcast. And they'll go, who is this man?

They will. They will. But I will say, you don't need to know. This is my thing. Beautiful. I'm happy. And I'm happy to have you on the show. Now, obviously, I would say that your name doesn't sound traditionally Norwegian. And this is a podcast. No. So I don't even know the answer to this. The listeners obviously don't know the answer to this because they're meeting you. But how did you end up in Norway, given that you are of Indian descent?

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