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Grace Curly. Grace Curly. Grace Curley. Grace Curley. Grace Curley. Grace Curley. Grace Curley. Grace Curley. Grace Curley. Hello, everyone. And welcome back to the Grace Curley show. Thank you so much for joining us today. Right off the top. Happy Monday, week off to a bit of a wild start here in New England. An earthquake off the coast of York Harbor, Maine, was felt not just in Maine, but also in parts of Massachusetts and even in Rhode Island. Taylor Cormier, who's my producer, felt the earthquake today.

Is this true, Taylor? You were standing right outside my office and you and Jared at the same time

felt this. Yeah, we just looked at each other. We felt the building shake a little bit.

Looked at each other. I said, I think that was an earthquake and continued talking.

Yeah, and I, not to make the earthquake about me, but I was sitting down and I didn't feel the

earthquake. And this is the second time that an earthquake has hit New England where I haven't been a

part of it. I haven't been... Are you jealous? I just...

I like...

You know how I like things

that bring people together

when everyone's talking about the same thing?

I'm not saying Earth...

I know sometimes they can be very dangerous, very scary.

I'm talking about this one in particular

because it doesn't seem as though it was a big commotion.

But like, you know, when something's trending online, like everyone's watching the same show or everyone's watching the Super Bowl. I know for the next three days, everyone's going to be saying,

...