Good morning millennials and welcome back to the toast happy Tuesday

thank you for choosing to spend the day with us yesterday was a long one

don't you feel yesterday was giving multi day multi-hiphon it was was giving multi day that turned out to be

solo day and it's only the day of the choose after all speaking of hyphenet like

okay tangent almost immediately growing up there was like one kid in every class who had like a hyphenated last name.

It was like Cohen-Chartsburg.

And it was like kind of embarrassing, like, why do you have two last names?

It was like, ew.

Never have I understood anything more now as an adult.

Like, yeah, that was a mom who knew her worth.

Her worth, and she knew where she stood.

And she had power.

And honestly, like, as much as we clown on that kid,

we shouldn't have been respecting him because he was

raised by a powerful woman. I do think we have had this conversation before or an iteration of it and I have so many

thoughts like one I think nowadays there's a lot more kids in the class like that, like a lot more women really sticking up for their last name.

Two, I feel as though we don't need a hyphen, like why not just the two names, why do we have to hyphenate it? because if we're going to hyphenate it let's make a joint last name yeah it's time for the joint last name you know I actually had a teacher I think you had her too

Who had a hyphenated last name and she was much older so the fact that she had a hyphenated last name and she was much older.

So the fact that she had a hyphenated last name

at her age was like way beyond her time.

Do you remember that Hebrew teacher?

Yeah.

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