Welcome back to what have you. I'm Rachel Djangovic. I'm Becca Merkel. Just to get you oriented, we're in my kitchen.

Again. And it's a little windy today, so you may hear the vent from the stove that's on the outside

the house.

Yeah, it sounds like someone's beating a pan with a spoon.

Last time we were hearing your kitchen, I think they were hearing the faint sounds of Hello

Ninja in the background.

Anything can happen in my kitchen.

Anything.

I have to just write out of the box.

I have to set the record straight.

What did you do? I got texts from my daughter, Lena, right after the last podcast came out.

She was like, mom, fact check.

So I'm here to see, this is the problem with our podcast because we never know what we're going to talk about.

Things just splurred out all the sudden and you're like, I don't have time to know.

If someone was to give us a quiz right now,

what are you going to talk about? We don't know. No idea. Yeah, but I'll let you know that this is what

she told me. Fact check. My speech meet was in seventh grade, not second. So this is much more

mortifying. And the poem was Shelly called on a skylark she said i would like for you to make

this known on your next podcast she wants to be vindicated if it had been second grade it would not

have been anywhere near as embarrassing i thought i think i i i indicated early elementary, but she was like, no.

It's true that in early elementary. It was not the nightingale. You're less embarrassable.

Sure. Well, and Hale to the Blyde spirit is different in seventh. No, it hits differently then. And I do think that that's a rough

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