Welcome to the Art Labs podcast, our special guests today, all the way from Atlanta, Georgia.

Hopefully, you're still, well, actually, no, you already told me you're not there anymore.

You're in New York.

This is where my brain starts to shut down.

Anyway, all the way from New York City, Laurel Lawson.

Look at that.

You already told me that you were where you were, and I couldn't even remember because when I think about Atlanta, Georgia, Il Lawson. Look at that. You already told me that you were where you were and I couldn't

remember because when I think about Atlanta, Georgia, I think about you because that's sort of where we

met, where we used to hang out. You know, Atlanta is still home. Atlanta's home, even if I

haven't been there a whole lot in the last couple of years. If you had a choice right now between Atlanta and like New York,

somebody said, that's it.

You've got to stay in one place now.

You're going back to Atlanta?

That would be a real problem.

You know, one of the practical things I love about Atlanta is that it's a wonderful

face city. You know, I live 12 minutes from

Fartsfield. I can be from the curb to my gate in seven minutes flat. What? You're like that

close to the airport?

It's close. I mean, I am as I am between the airport and I'm in what's called Southwest Atlanta.

So it's just north of the airport. It's really easy to get to. I hop on MARTA. It's a couple, the stations, a couple blocks. And yeah, I can be right to the airport. If it's the middle of the minute, there's no traffic. I'm driving. I'm in a car. 10 to 12 minutes. Yeah. And, of course, making the speed run, like all the back routes, pulling the fastest security line, knowing exactly where I'm going, I can move around that place really quickly.

So there's someone who does travel extensively.

You know, that is a really, really big asset for me.

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