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Hey guys, awesome episode today. Talk a lot about dating apps, bios, pictures, what to put, how to sound. Check it out and enjoy it, Cheryl Friends.

And welcome to the J Train Podcasts. This is J Train, Jared Freed. Come you Lies!

From New York City's Upper West Side, say, of your glass every Tuesday and Friday with your emails, your stories, your questions, I say it every episode. Let me say it again. Thank you for listening.

Thank you for telling a friend. Thank you, thank you, thank you. This is a user driven show. It doesn't happen without you, the listener. If you stop listening, we stop existing. If you stop telling a friend, we stop growing. So thank you, thank you, thank you.

Keep doing that, keep telling a friend, a coworker, a brother, a sister, a mother, a father, anybody with ears will take them.

And you know the premise, if your first time listener, if you haven't been here too long, we take emails from listeners, give them advice. That's really all we do.

I have some great guests on and I'm very excited about today's guest. She's new to the podcast. I've known her for a little while, but I'm very excited to have you.

Super funny. K Brown, thank you for coming on. Hey, how's it going? Great to see you. Nice to see you as well. At K York City on Instagram. That's it. Go follow her. So funny, so great.

You work at batches. I do. What do you do for them? I am the social media producer. So I do Instagram stories. I make memes. Anything that involves like social media presence. I handle that for the office.

It feels like this is like the dream job for a lot of people out there, right? Yeah, it honestly, it actually was my dream job because I, you know, I've been following them since like 2011 and I reached out to the girls over Facebook back in 2011.

Yeah. And something a message and I was like, Hey, this is K, like, love your shit. Want to work for you? Didn't hear anything back and then like two and a half years later, I reached out again over LinkedIn and heard back. And here I am.

Wow, that's cool because you saw what they were doing. You're like, that's something that I could be helpful for and be a part of and, you know, mutually beneficial type of that.

Yeah, it's awesome. I mean, it's a great company to work for and it's fun and it doesn't like memes. It's cool for me because I've been, you know, I've been working with them for a long time just on like shows or whatever it might be. And I've known, you know, the batches for a long time. It's just cool to see it grow into like a company.

Yeah, it's unreal. Like even the past like, you know, year and some that I've been there, it's it's grown so much. I mean, I was the eighth person there and now we're at 17. So.

And I walk in there and I'm like, this is what it's all about. You know, you've created a company, you've created a culture. You guys hang out together. It's kind of like, yeah, you walk in there. You feel like you're at a sorority house.

Yeah, it's really, but it's nice. It's you see a lot of in this day and age and you know this being, you know, the meme queen, you know, yourself and doing your own social media stuff.

This is the day and age of saying what you are before being what you are. You know, there's a lot of people out there that are like, I'm a boss bitch. You know, not you know what I mean?

Yeah, what's that the love saying?

Oh, um, uh, boss late not boss lady. Um, girl boss.

Girl boss and boss bitch and I'm gonna fuck you or whatever it is. And it's like, yeah, but what are you doing? Are you working? Are you hustling?

And like, you walk into that office and there's just a hustle and a buzz going on. So it's very cool. And, uh, and your stuff is so funny. You got great stuff on Instagram. I love watching your stories.

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