Hello, everybody. Uh, it's me. Cecily. Cecily.

Cessalian Nobler. Cecily Ann Nobler.

Cessaly Dawn Nobler.

Whatever.

Very close, though. Very close. Very 70s. One word. Most people's middle name is Anne.

Is that true? Is that true? I don't know. But I feel I felt like I had a 50-50 chance.

If I'd thought about it for five more minutes, I would have remembered it was Don. And you don't have a middle name for some reason. No. I don't understand. For some reason. Well, that is for some reason because no one knew you were going to be a hyphen-it. You know, we didn't know that from the beginning. Right. You went through a different version. So like what was your mom?

What was why? She's just like, nope. I don't do that. No. Correct. She just didn't.

Didn't feel like it. Nope. And no, none of your siblings. Nope.

Huh. She's like, this is the name. I'm choosing this one name. That's it. I mean, I guess I kind of respect it. I mean, what's, I can't be mad. Was that, was that ever a thing?

To not have a middle name. I mean, most people I know have middle names. Almost everyone I know in my generation and my parents' generation. Yeah. Do your kids all have middle names?

Yes.

Can I try to guess a couple of them?

You'll never guess because they're family names.

Okay, let me just try.

Okay.

L.B.

McKickle.

Is it L.B. McChickel?

Oh. Oh, but you're not, I swear to you, you're not that far off. B. Mekyll. Is it L.B. But you're not,

I swear to you,

you're not that far off.

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