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Hey, everybody, welcome to Latter Day Struggles.

This is Valerie here on my own.

And I am actually here today to record an episode that was not expected, but I have a little bit of a funny story. So from time to time,

I get invited to be a guest on other people's podcasts, which I just could not enjoy more.

And the reason why is because following in a discussion is so different and so much more

enjoyable than leading a discussion. There's just like, no stress on you. You're like, whatever.

I'm just going to respond to what they say as opposed to sort of, you know, being in charge of the

arc of the conversation and the time and all these things.

I just don't have to worry about it.

So anyways, I was with the gentleman over at Pioneer Paradox.

Oh, gosh, Casey McFarlane, for sure. And I just got to meet his co-host

today. And I'm embarrassed to say, I do remember his first name was Will. I don't even know if I

ever heard his last name. So anyways, Will and Casey over at Pioneer Paradox asked me to

come onto their show and sort of dig deep into this concept of the myth of normal.

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