I didn't even tell you about this, but I want to ask your opinion, and I want to ask everybody's opinion about this.

So I think this is very, very ironic because I want to talk about authenticity, especially for social media and just for overall, how it's like such a popular hashtag and such a big, it's such a big topic now.

Like everyone wants, everybody wants like real people who are authentic and this and that.

And I think I am, to be honest, I think that's pretty much like you can hate me or love me

or not care one way or the other.

But I think, if anything, at least I think I'm authentic.

But anyway, that wasn't my point at all.

I'm nervous with the question. Okay, no, no. So anyway, I want to, I'm going to lead with the story here.

So I was, you know, during this whole book tour, I've been doing tons of different like press and

podcasts. And I was talking to this person about, I'm not going to use anybody's name,

about real and about this whole topic of authenticity. And I joined her podcast, but I was wearing

my headset. You know, like I wear these because that's just what I do. I don't really, again,

I'm wearing a sweatshirt. I don't get very dressed up. I don't really, again, I'm wearing a sweatshirt.

I don't get very dressed up.

I don't wear tons of makeup.

I'm super, like, I'm not very girly, let's say.

And I know that I'm not really technically savvy.

Let's just say that too.

So anyway, so I'm wearing these very, very low-tech headset to do the podcast. I show up and I do it all the time.

Like if I'm not doing it in person, anything I do virtual, I have these silly things.

And she was like super offended. She was like, no, you can't wear those. Those are like so, like, they're so, like not, they're passe or they're like so, they're so, like, they're so like not they're passe or they're like so like they're so low low brow

amateur type of thing. I'm like well that's all I have. And so she went on and on how I couldn't,

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