So before we get started on book four of this series, I have to ask you a question and you're

going to be given six choices in the spirit of American Girl. I'm ready, let's do it. This book

is focused on a disease. So by way of getting us to there, I'm gonna ask you to choose which cluster

of songs you would want to live in for the rest of your life if these were your choices. You can

either live in a world that's the only songs you can hear are yellow by cold play, yellow submarine

by the Beatles or anything yellow card just because that's what I've decided. Or you have to listen

to these these three choices on loop. Fever by Peggy Lee, Fever by the Black Keys and the entire

Fever album by Megan Thee Stallion. Oh my god, that's really hard. I like the energy of Megan Thee Stallions

album because I feel like there's some high moments, some upbeat moments. In high school, I was like

very into cold place verse album for a brief period of time and listen to it on a loop. So I feel

like I've lived that and I don't know if I can go back there. Yes. I'm gonna pick the Black Keys,

but just know I don't feel great about my future with that choice. I don't think anyone feels

great about putting yellow fever as the series of choices, but that's what American Girl did. So

here we are. Here we are.

I came along, I rode a song for you, and all the things she did, and it was called

Yettles.

Oh my god. I really did listen to yellow for like that whole album on a loop in high school,

like for real. You're taking me back now, and I remember like he said that he just randomly

opened a book and it said yellow, and that's why he called the song that.

In some ways. Supposedly he wrote it very quickly. Well, I mean, in some ways it's like was this book

conceived and written in a similar style? Hard to say. Find out. We'll find out. Well, welcome

everyone to American Girls, the podcast. This is the show where we're reliving the American Girl

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