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Hey everybody, quick note before we get started.

Today's episode is a follow up to last weeks.

So if you haven't heard that one yet, I recommend going and listening to that one first.

This episode will make a lot more sense if you do.

This show is also our last rerun for a while.

We've been hard at work here at Longest Shortest Time headquarters to produce our next season

of brand new episodes.

I can't wait to bring those stories to your ears next week.

We'll be kicking off the season with talented comedian Lauren Lapgis.

Later on in the season, we'll have a clown, we'll have Terry Gross, who's going to talk

about not having kids and also she reveals her recurring nightmare about a baby.

I don't want to give too much away.

And we will have a couple more episodes with the guys from today's show, the accidental

gay parents who you have come to know and love.

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