Have I told you guys that I used to live in Australia?

Yeah, do tell.

I mean, if you've met me for two seconds, I tend to work it into the conversation.

As one would imagine, like, talk about having a fun fact for an icebreaker for the rest of your life, right?

Like, you know, everyone else is going around the room

with like some whatever. Oh, I tried pickles, fried pickles. It's fun. I love Halloween.

My turn. Usually mine. Yeah, my turn. Oh, no big deal. I lived in Australia. Like, oh, no,

oh, you have questions. Oh, my God. Shocker. But we lived in Sydney, Australia, for two years with my husband and kids.

So we moved as a family for my husband's job. And I actually worked remotely for a U.S.

company there. So I would start working Tuesday through Saturday at 4.30 at the morning from our kitchen table because my office was in the bedroom.

And it was pre-COVID. And so I didn't, like, I would, during they have like the camera like severe angle against the window so that people couldn't see that I was recording from my bedroom as if there was like, you know, some shame of not wanting to spend an extra, you know, $2,000 a month to have an office. But it was so interesting, like the different terminology,

as we talk about like cringy corporate speak, that's why I'm so curious of different countries,

but it was amazing, like the Australian people were fantastic, all of this like terminology and

things like that. But so once was I had a really good friend there who's a CFO, like a female powerhouse CFO.

And she had gotten, she'd gotten divorced.

But so she'd asked me, she was like, we met at CrossFit.

So she was tough as nails.

But she said, would you help me with my online dating profile?

Oh, that's fun.

Yeah.

I helped people.

I would love to help somebody.

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