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Welcome to What You're Gonna Love Me.

The podcast where we open the eyes, the ears, and the hearts of anyone who has judged or been judged.

Well, hopefully, I'm your host, Katie Maloney.

Hello, greetings, everyone. Happy New Year. I have a special guest. You definitely know who she is.

It's Eric Adamatics. She needs no introduction. So I'll take my breath,

sure, to make sure I was quiet. Thank you for coming over. I haven't seen you in a while. I haven't

seen anyone. Oh, yeah. And I feel like it's really showing based on how I'm presenting myself these days.

As shows when the way that I interact with people, well, I mean, I feel like we all have that

certain level of some sort of social awkwardness just in general as people. But like it has increased

a lot. Yeah, especially when you go from your home just to a different home. You're like, it's like

my home, but it's a different home. But I just hear how. You know, it's like, yeah.

I'm not meeting like the similarities. I just mean like it's not like we're going out like,

you know, in the streets and passing by people and all of that. It's going to feel like a musical

when we're like when things open up and we're just like on the streets with other people walking

by and people are going to mask. They're better be some kind of song that breaks out.

Something I was like to ask people when they come on because I find it truly fascinating

about a person in more ways than one because I'm often like really nostalgic for the days of like

high school. But it's just such a weird time in like everyone's life and we're just a completely

different creature back then. So I have an idea that you were like a very good girl. Well, I was

hardcore overachiever. Okay. I was in like every sport. I was in performing arts. I was like,

you know, every play, every sport, every club. Definitely AP classes, straight A's like all

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