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Hello and welcome back to Oversharing.

I'm Jordana Abraham.

And I am Dr. Naomi Bernstein. So great to be back

in person. We do, we probably do one in person recording a year, a year when you're in town.

This is it. Very exciting. Welcome to, welcome back to New York. Yeah. This is really, I love being here.

I love having this conversation in real life. Manhattan's awesome. My walk to the office, I felt very. I feel like you don't like Manhattan. I like it for like two days. That's fair. Yeah. I like it and then I like to leave. Leave, yeah. But I feel almost like, it's moving. It's always, you know, like, you talk you talk about like child's mind. Like, it's so funny. I remember I was here a couple of years ago and you know that fountain in LaGuardia and it's like all the colors. And there was this little girl there and she was just so excited about the fountain. And she was trying to get her parents to look at the fountain and

they were kind of like, okay, like you're annoying. It was just this very, that's how I sometimes

feel when I come to New York. I'm like, there's so much stimulation and all these cool people and

everybody's like attractive and stylish and weird and right there's just so much that

I have this like child mind yeah people like you are like dude no it's because you're here for two

days and you're not like jaded and it's actually quite it's like you're a child here it's very cute

i mean i've told this story on this podcast before but like when you were here i don't know it was

last year two years ago and we were walking to her hotel, which was like on the Upper West Side, we're walking through Times Square. And you are like taking everyone's flyer. You were like interacting with every crazy person on the street trying to talk to you. And I'm like, you are, you're in danger. Stop touching that.

Right.

No, but it's nice.

Like I'm saying, it turns you into me.

I mean, I don't live here anymore than the suburbs, but I'm living here 10 years, I'm just like a very nasty bitch.

Yeah. So.

No.

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