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Slack.com slash DHQ. What's up guys? Welcome back to Views, the podcast where we're

actually recording this one straight from my bed. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

That was on my left. Jason's on my right. Hi guys. How you doing?

Ellie and I are sharing a blanket. Don't want to let you know what's going on underneath.

Some cozy vibes here. And Jason's on the opposite side. Totally creeped out. He's

in the corner all alone by himself. Yeah, I always get scared when Jason, have you ever

thought about, have you ever thought about like seeing on a curb and then going to sit

on your bed? How disgusting that is? When, when were you sitting on a curb?

It's really gross. It is pretty gross. Yeah. I used to go outside and

I used to sit on curbs when I would drink my Arizona tea and then I would go home and

lay in bed. How disgusting is that? I'd sit on the curb at 7-Eleven. Everything's on

my ass and then I'd go straight plop on the bed. It's kind of disgusting. It's kind of

a weird intro to start off this whole thing. But more of the story, don't sit on curbs.

There they say something to me last night. She goes, she goes, did you like 2017 Natalie

better? Or 2000, or 2020 Natalie better? And I go, well 2017 Natalie didn't refer to

herself in the fucking third person. I know that. That's the best way to describe 2020

Natalie. There were partners on the third person. Wait, what do you mean? What was the

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