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Friday, we need it. Thank goodness. Every Friday I say something like that and every Friday I mean it. This week has tested me the amount of things that were on my to-do list come Thursday actually felt criminal. It felt criminal. I have had a crazy week.

On Monday, we had a photo shoot with the entire squad of the I Heart Woman Sports Network,

which was so fun to meet and hang with the ladies in person. Monday night was the draft, which A. Z. Fudd, that is all I will say

about that. Tuesday was the woman in sports business summit put on by Deep Blue, and that was really

fun to connect with people talking about all things up and coming woman in sports.

And then Wednesday was a quick crash down when I went to jury duty.

Can I tell you? I had so much anxiety about this because I'm in town this week. I've been in

town this week. And the last two times I was summoned, I had a contract that I wasn't going to be in

town. So I've postponed my juror service twice on my summons this time around. It said,

must attend, like previously postponed. And so happy I was that I was in town, but nervous because

today, Friday, April 17th, we were listening to

this in real time, I'm heading up to Boston for work and cheering on the Boston Marathon. And so I thought

to myself, well, this could go one of two ways. I can go and serve my jury day and it will be fine,

or I could get selected for a jury and this might spiral

into a problem. Well, I am happy to report that after spending from around 8.30 a.m. to 3.40 p.m. yesterday

at the courthouse in the juror room, I was released and I have now fulfilled my civic duty.

Something that I found interesting yesterday was in chatting with many people, many people

just ignore their summons. And no one that told me that they've ignored a jury summons in the

past then mentioned that they got a fine. And so this is my inquiry

of the day. Are many of you ignoring your juror summons? Am I a model citizen? I know that's not true.

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