Hello and welcome to not so Molly Mormon podcast.

Welcome back, you guys. This is Sarah.

And this is Katie.

And we don't have the same voice we definitely don't

I've when I listen back to some of our episodes I feel like I can definitely pick out

your little bit of a southern accent yeah I have like that Utah accent quite a bit more so come on

people get with it obviously we sound different actually speaking of I'm on the way home from work

I was on the tram and I ran into, well, I didn't run into

a colleague was standing next to me and it was like one of those moments where you can't pretend

like you didn't see them, even though it's like literally nothing against this person. It's just like,

you know, on your way home, you just kind of want to chill out and listen to your music

and not be social at all. But it was like that moment of like, oh, but we're right beside each

other. And then I like find out what stop he gets that out. And I'm like, oh, that's pretty much

the same as me. So it's going to be the whole ride. But it was delightful, like nothing against him at all.

But anyways, point being, he's like, oh, what are your plans this evening?

And I was like, um, recording a podcast.

He's like, whoa, whoa, wait, what?

Like, that's an interesting hobby to have.

And his first question was, doesn't it annoy you to listen to your voice? Like,

would that bother you? And I was like, actually, I would listen to a few of our episodes for that

very point. So there you go, listeners. It is really tough to listen to your own voice. It's weird.

It's just weird and you feel like you sound so much different from what you do in your head.

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