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Hey girl, hey, welcome to another episode. Hello. How about you to kick this off? No, no, go ahead.

Um, let's just, um, hang out with you last week. I felt like that was a very long time ago.

Um, I had a wonderful time. I also, Julie, I actually started school this week. And that was

unexpected. I had the wrong day. I was going around telling every I was going by what she told me

which was the ninth, which is a Saturday. So I was going around telling everybody like, yeah,

she go back to school on the ninth. Finally checked all those emails that have been building up.

And it was, um, in fact, the sixth. And we had a lot of prep ahead of time for that. She is

traveling by herself now, taking public transportation solo. So we had to do some trial runs.

Today was the first day that she went out to the world on a company and, um,

it's crazy to me. That is how does she do? She did fine. I dropped off this morning. And, uh,

she was like, hesitating crossing the street. And I was like, oh my god, this is

I think it can't cross the street. Don't say that. I was like, we're in trouble.

Not her navigate the world. But as she did it, she's only going to get better.

How long does it take her to get the mic? How long does it take her to get there?

Um, a half an hour. Oh, that's not bad. Half an hour. And, um,

we took, so she, we took regional rail. She takes regional rail, which is a little bit, you know,

it's not a city subway. What's up with these kids? Amanda's kids take regional rail too. What

is these bougie schools? These kids? Have you been on Philadelphia subway, broad street line in a minute?

Anyway, we did take it. We, we, when I was training her up, we took the regional rail,

and then we took, Julie could not go to Erie Avenue. I'm sorry, she's just, it just can't happen.

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