Hello and welcome to our very sleepy emergency session of the post election, Mary Trumcho.

Hey, Jen.

Hi, Mary. I've been actually awake since 730, meaning I slept in. Yeah, I've been up to,

I got three hours, no, two hours of sleep. I could not fall asleep last month. I wonder

why, what was going on in the world? I was bored. I was not bored. I have this weird feeling

that we're never going to be bored again. I honestly have never had a time in my life

when I was bored. I remember there was this one time I was at a corporate meeting at

one of my jobs in the legal department. And this was before, you know, you could bring

him with a laptop or an iPhone because we didn't really have iPhones. And anyway, so

the way I stayed not bored is I had a legal pad and I wrote out song lyrics that I'd memorized.

Okay.

Is this fascinating? I thought one more thing. I can't just telling tiles. It's not relevant.

It's not relevant at all. I actually, I'm not. No, that's okay. I did talk about not

being bored. So that was a reasonable leap. But I may more like, you know, I don't, I

never get bored either. The difference is like, this is something we don't have much

control over. Like when we're, where we can't let them are guard ever because of events.

You know, that's like even, even counting ceiling tiles. You can't get you, can't distract

you.

But Mary, I am genetically predisposed through many years of genocide from my, you know,

I'm Jewish going back thousands of years. So, you know, we never let down our guard.

We're always anxious people. And so for me, I have to say when there's something to focus

on, I'm better off. Like if there weren't something in the political world or in my career

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