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Hello everyone, and welcome to a bonus episode of MPT. Wow, what a day. I got to tell you. I'm like emotionally all over the place. I've been up since 2.30 this morning. I just got home from work.

My landlord is about to come in any second to check my filter. So I kind of keep this thing moving. But I just want to say first and foremost, thank you to everyone tuning into the bonus

pod. If you're here, because you listen to the regular MPT they came out this week, it just

means a lot to me that you are invested in my journey and David's journey in our journey to find

love. So just to quickly recap, it sounded like I was on The Bachelor just then, didn't it?

I don't know. I'm sleep deprived, clearly. But just to recap, this morning, my fiancé David had his interview at the U.S. Embassy in London. Something that we have been waiting for for 16 months. It sounds so crazy. There has been a mountain of paperwork filed, of lawyers called,

of, you know, planning and canceling and finding short-term rentals and, you know,

cars and airplane tickets and just so much just to get to this moment.

So I was really stressing yesterday. I was spiraling even though, you know, in my gut,

I knew that everything was going to be fine, you know, because most people get to, it's like

when you get to the interview part, it's just, it's just like semantics at that point, right? They just want to

make sure that you're like a functioning human being and that you're not, you know, like,

strung out. Honestly, I know that sounds kind of harsh, but it's true. Because I already know

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