Yeah, I'm like, and that's when I realized I wasn't a man. She's like,

everyone's weird, right?

Hi guys. Welcome back to another episode of Girls Gotta Eat. Welcome back every week.

When I listen to it, I'm like, oh, it sounds the same every week. I love it.

My voice at the beginning sounds like very smooth and pretty and then by the end,

I'm like, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah. My voice the way it changes.

No, I like your voice. There's some podcasts I listen to and I'm like, oh my god,

I cannot get through this. This is... I mean, don't... I love my voice. Come here,

oh, you love something about your sound, it's so weird.

So to get into it, I feel like I wanted to talk about this because it's obviously

something important in my life, but we never like to do a lot of really serious stuff

on the show, but there was obviously a really horrible mass murder, massacre,

and Pittsburgh this week. This is where I grew up. This is the community where I grew up,

and I'm so proud to be from there. And it's the temple where I had a bonnets fun.

It's a very important special place to me. And I was left with this feeling of despair

and sadness and I didn't leave the house for a couple days and I kept thinking to myself,

what can I do to take action against something like this and to try to make sure

that nothing like this ever happens to again and to be gun control is really important.

It might not be important to other people, but what is really important is voting,

and exercising your right to vote, no matter what your beliefs are, going to the polls.

So tomorrow, guys, I really want to encourage people to just exercise your right as an American,

go to the polls, vote good people into office that make good decisions

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