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Music Hi, everyone and welcome to shortcomings, a Sex and the City podcast brought to

you by The Diff, where we shoot the shit about every episode of the original show,

the two movies, and now we have the next chapter and just like that.

I am your host, Samantha Bush, and of course,

I'm joined by Chris Lewis. Hi, Chris. Hi, how are you? I'm doing great. How are you? I am well.

It is yet again, 9 a.m. in the morning. Been up since 4. Oh, yeah. And again, I just want to say to everyone listening, we appreciate you, but I hope you all appreciate us for what we do to get this to you, people.

We?

I should be working.

We get it up.

We get it up as fast as we can for everybody.

And, yeah, I mean, it is, like Chris said, it's 9 a.m. I'm on my third cup of coffee.

I'm feeling it. Barb's in my lap. She's a little snuggle puss. Oh, my God. Want to hear something

really cute, really quick. It's like not Sex and City related, but I just have to share it with you. So I take Ruby to the dog park, and we have a dog park friend now, and it's a stoverman named Hugo, and he's so cute.

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