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Hey everybody. Welcome back to another episode of Nostalgia and Now with Laguna Biatch. As always, it, Biatch, did you hear how I said that?

Laguna Biocch. As always, it's your host, Kelly. If you can hear creaking, I'm so sorry. I think I have a new upstairs neighbor,

and I'm sure a lot of you have done the apartment living. And I mean, I can hear my neighbors like sneeze sometimes, and I don't know whether I should say, like, God bless you or just mind my business. I mean, I always mind my business. But lately, the squeaking from the upstairs apartment has been driving me insane. And I just have to say, I'm sorry if you can hear it.

I know that they don't mean to. You know, I understand apartment living. You're going to hear your neighbors sometimes. But I would like to apologize if you guys can hear my neighbors too.

Also, if you ever see me like tagging where I live, I'm planning to move in May. In May, my lease is up. I want to move to a new apartment. And if you ever see me like tagging where I live. I'm planning to move in May. In May, my lease is up. I want to

move to a new apartment. And if you ever see me like tagging the new apartment that I live in,

just ignore it. Just let it happen. I do want to give a quick comment to our Texas listeners.

I am so sorry everything that's going on in Texas. I am from Massachusetts.

I've moved to Nashville. And Nashville has gotten hit with a lot of winter weather this last week. Luckily, it's been nothing like Texas. But for a while, like my family back home, they'll be like, you should be able to handle it. Like, you're from Massachusetts. You know how to drive in the snow? Correct, I do. And I did drive this

week probably more than I should have. But a lot of people have never driven in this kind of weather

before. And also, these places aren't like equipped to handle the weather. So my thoughts are with Texas,

with everyone dealing with the winter weather that they're not used to. If you are

used to it, I hope that you can stay warm. But seriously, like, Texas was not prepared for these

storms. It has something to do with the electric grid that they're on. And I have gotten, like,

so many reviews telling me not to talk politics. And all I can say is like, I don't know a ton

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