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Felix Levine, welcome to my couch.

Thank you so much. I don't really hang out in the Upper East Side very often, but it's lovely.

And honestly, I might have to text Serena that we should look at the Upper East Side one day in the future.

It is the best. And since you're getting a dog, I need you to know that I refer to this as the Puppery Side. Oh. Because they are everywhere. See, now that. Now, if I wasn't sold before, I'm sold. Yeah. It's actually a sport when you go outside. It's dog spotting. It's everywhere. They're everywhere. they're just one scooter than next. There's a bunch of dog parks. It's amazing. Oh, that was what I was going to ask.

Dog parks nearby. Yeah. We go to Carl Scher's on 84th and the water. It's like on the East River. It's beautiful park. Like most people don't know about it unless they live up here. And there's a small dog run and a big dog run, like fully enclosed.

Oh.

A lot of little dashes running around. I don't know anything about the little, so they have a part for the small and the part for the big. I was wondering because like do the big just like demolish the small? They would. Because we're getting a small. Yeah. In other parks, they don't have that, but they're really, really prepared here. But Barclay, I'm sure can hang with the big, the big boys. Barkley thinks he's a big boy.

Yeah, he really prepared here. But Barclay, I'm sure I can hang with the big, the big boys.

Barkley thinks he's a big boy. Yeah, he really does give the energy to he thinks he's a big boy. Big dog energy for sure. Obsessed. Yeah. BD. Well, I'm super excited to have you here. Thank you so much. You are the host of the podcast, unlike me. Yes. What led you to start podcasting?

I know you started it at, I'd say, like, a much earlier age than Mo. the host of the podcast unlike me. Yes. What led you to start podcasting?

I know you started at, I'd say like a much earlier age than most people.

And I'm really impressed by that and fascinated by it because it's something that, you know,

when people are in college, they don't really think like, oh, I'm going to do this, like,

kind of big thing.

Yeah, no.

So I'd always kind of been a social person my whole

life up until high school and getting into college and I'm born and bred in New York City. So,

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