This is an all ears English podcast episode 2471. Out of energy or out of power. What's the

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Hey there, Aubrey. How's everything going today? I'm great, Lindsay. How are you? Good. Aubrey,

when is the last time your power died at your house or maybe your office? It's been a while.

It doesn't happen too often here. I think last year during the monsoons in the fall, the power cut out

briefly. Not long enough we had to light candles or anything. It was maybe,

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