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Exhibit C. It's truly criminal.

Hello and welcome to my favorite murder. That's Georgia Hardstar. That's Karen Kogara.

This is a podcast. Welcome. You know that because you pressed that little purple icon on your phone

and you're listening to podcasts. This is not a TV show. Don't wait for the visual part.

This isn't an audio book. We're not going to read you a story. No. This is nonfiction.

Nonfiction is true. Yes. It's also confusing. I remember being taught that in like fifth grade and

being like, who's in charge? This is the stupidest thing I've ever heard of. Excuse me.

How hard are you trying to make the English language? This is that thing where like guys

that play the guitar won't just show you how to make a chord with your hands. You need to talk about

like all the different, whatever words. Like you could just got nonfiction's not true.

This is the, this is the category of when am I ever going to need math in my adult life?

It all goes in. It all goes in there. The education. Let us reconfigure the education system.

We are just here for this. Distinctly remember being around 10 and being like, I will now say

how we're going to refer to books that are true or are not true. Yes. Not true is nonfiction.

Right. True is fiction. This is how I needed to go. Man, I fucking missed the day where they taught

yours, your, your, you are that one. Yes. Or let's one of those and just wasn't like in elementary

school and just never figured it out until high school because I just missed that fucking day

of class. Yep. That's that same thing happened to me with long division which kicked off my math

anxiety that became such a bad thing for me. I flunked algebra third quarter of high school

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