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Hey everyone. Welcome back to So Your Parents Are Old.

I'm one of the show's producers, Lily Houston Smith, and I'm going to pass this off to

Vanessa shortly for another guest interview. But we're beginning this week's episode a little

bit differently with some history, and it relates to a quote that you may have heard before from Rosalind Carter.

There are four categories of people, those who are caregivers, those who will be caregivers, those who have been caregivers, and those who will need care.

And that takes, that's about all of us.

Rosalind Carter was the first lady to Jimmy Carter,

the peanut farmer from Southwest Georgia,

who became our 39th president.

When he ran, he was almost a complete unknown.

But he won over a lot of people

by talking plainly about duty, fairness,

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