I wonder what people are thinking when I'm telling my story.

Sometimes I think they're thinking, oh my God I feel so sorry for you, which is like I

absolutely hate that so much.

You never want pity for your experience.

This is like, hello, this is my life.

A lot of people think some of the

experiences I talk about only happen like far far away somewhere you know in in third

world countries or like places we never think about but they happen like

on our doorstep in European countries

they're like literally in plain sight in front of us. You are listening to made of

human also known as the mow part a podcast hosted by Sophie Hagen, who is a Danish comedian.

Mow!

Trying to find out how to do life. But it turns out nobody knows mop

mopah. Hello. Hello, hello, how are you? I hope that you are having a nice end of pandemic,, beginning of second peak.

I don't know where we are, I don't know what's happening.

This episode has been recorded in, at the end, in the middle,

in the middle, towards the end of August.

And at the given time, I mean, it's a weird place,

you know, in history, and if you listen to to this years and years into the future and

and you wonder what it was like this is basically what it's like we're pretty

sure there's still a fatal virus happening in the world that is

transmitted probably through both touch and air and lots of maybe lots of other things as well and

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