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Hey, it's Sophia Eisenberg. This week, we are re-airing an episode we taped back in March.

At that time, all of our guests had recently begun living in quarantine,

so you'll hear a couple references to that.

We'll be back with a brand new episode next week,

and thank you so much for listening. Jonathan Colton

Oh, hello, Afira.

Hello.

How you doing this week?

I'm doing okay.

So it's the same as last week. Nothing has changed. It's all the same. You look good. You look showered. No, no, I don't. It's kind of you to say that, but I know it's not true. It's absolutely not true. I haven't showered in about 15 days. Well, it must be that enhanced look function on Zoom. That's what it is. It's just I'm airbrushed. I don't know if you have other Zoom calls to get to, but I was wondering, would you like to do a show? I'm pretty busy doing a lot of other things, but okay. Yeah. No, let's do a show. Let's do a show. Hang on. Let me, I got to put my on-air sign on my door.

Ha-ha.

Stand-bye.

That's hilarious.

That's hilarious.

You've created an on-air sign?

I had to.

Aw.

I like that you didn't choose, you know, busy or don't enter.

On air.

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