I'm going to All right, so usually this is where I tell you about how I met this episode's guest and why I find them so interesting, you know, why you're listening in the first place.

But this week we can skip all of that.

Gray and I decided that for our next editor profile, it was time we sit down with none other

than Hodinke editor, social media manager,

manager special projects and I don't know what, all around Bright Spot.

I was actually thinking about it, we're both hockey fans.

You know who she is, I think, a little bit?

Who's Kara? She's the glue guy. Oha she's the glue guy oh she's the glue guy so for those

who are not hockey fans a glue guy is someone whose performance on the ice is important

but their real skill set is being the glue in the locker room. They hold the whole thing together.

Yeah, no, that's really interesting. She is definitely the glue guy for this team.

I get most of the glue. Kara and I share a desk. So, uh, you guys are stuck together.

Yeah, for anybody who doesn't know already

from the constant banter car and I share a desk I see a lot of Ms cara barret you know cara has a

really interesting story and it's one I'm glad we can tell.

She doesn't come to watches through journalism.

She didn't even set out to end up in watches professionally.

But she kind of ended up here through an interesting, strange winding road that

started in Switzerland in a certain way, took her to the US, took her to London, back to the

U.S., back to London, you'll hear all about it, but it's a pretty interesting tale

that I think gets it why the watch world is so fascinating.

And that kind of gets at one of my kind of overarching theories

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