Hello friends. Welcome back to the episode of Be here for a while. How are you guys doing? How's the never ending? You know, let's not even talk about it. Let's pretend like it's not happening.

Let's pretend it's a boy that you're ignoring his text. You know, you see it pop up.

You hear about coronavirus on the news, see I shouldn't have said the thing, but you see the text pop up and you're like,

I'm busy, I don't even care about him.

You're with your friends, they're like, Mike's texting and you're like, I don't even like Mike anymore.

Meanwhile, you're like shuddering inside, like I just want to read the text.

I want to know what he has to say, what's going on with Mike. That's how I feel like this is right now. I'm going to keep this

intro short except for it to tell you. Okay well number one, as always I'm super excited

about my guest today. Not to downplay her at all, but I want to preview you for

my guest next week.

Next week I am interviewing Amanda Knox.

If you don't know who she is, I assume you've been living under a rock.

I don't know. But I kind of passively followed, not even followed,

passively heard about her case, obviously throughout the year. She, yeah, Her roommate was murdered in Italy.

She was accused of it and a whole crazy, huge horrible media storm around her followed.

And I was very like, and I even said this to her

when I messaged her asking to the podcast,

because I just wasn't, I was just only hearing about it

passively, you know, in the news. I was really like 50-50 on like, is she guilty, is she innocent? I don't know.

And then I watched her documentary on Netflix and I was absolutely heartbroken for her. I was like oh my

God this this girl is innocent and she endured such a horrific, I mean obviously her roommate endured the most horrific of all tragedies and my heart goes out to her and her family and this is not at all to take away from that absolute tragedy.

But Amanda's secondhand endured something just so horrific that everything she did was being

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