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Welcome to this bonus edition of In the Moment.

I want to talk to y'all for a second about keyboard warriors.

All of the tough people online who leave negative and nasty comments about other people who are out here trying to create content and this came in my heart today

because we were doing Monday mantras on the big show and Abby played a clip I wish I would

remember the woman's name because it was great.

Drew, so.

Katie, her name is Drew.

Drew?

It was a phenomenal clip, Key.

To reset what she said as much as I can, she said that you should never pay attention to people's comments about you or what people believe about you because when people

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