Hi everybody.

Wow, that's the energy you start with, huh?

What, I'm happy, at least I'm a happy energy.

So this week's podcast, I think is kind of adorable.

It's Georgia, and our cousin who came to visit

from the state of Georgia, who's also 14.

So I wanted to talk to her. We talk about kind of the differences between Georgia's middle school which has 1800 people and her middle school which has significantly less since her hometown has only 1,600 people and how they're similar and how

they're doing. Yeah, I know Georgia's middle school is bigger than our hometown. Crazy, by 200 people. So big difference and makes me think they should have more talent

shows in my hometown now knowing I mean I almost if you could say that in America you can move to a town of

1600 and they'd run it like a middle school and you'd have a soccer team and you'd have

like a baseball team and a basketball team and a football team and a

football team and a cheerleading squad and you'd have

talent shows and a cafeteria I would love to move to a home down.

You know it was a really great place to grow up I have to say. She talks about like you know everybody

being in everybody's business and I guess that would be a little frustrating

because then you just automatically get middle school drama involved in your

with everybody from like elderly down it was crazy my

granny before she passed away one of her neighbors who was her age you know in her

mid-80s would call her every day and just gossip and my granny was not really a

gossip she would get so exhausted she'd be like murtis calls me every day and all she

wants to do is talk about the neighbors. Talk about the neighbors.

I'm like, oh my God, in your mid 80s.

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