So I think most people probably don't know that then like everything we do is based on seniority.

So you actually get seniority two different ways.

And I landed on the bottom in both for Republican seniority.

It goes the same way.

And that like last group draws straws.

And I drew the short straw.

So I literally, I literally landed last.

Wait, you actually draw straws?

Yeah.

Is it like a date in time that John Thune sets or who set the day?

They do it differently.

So I was 100 out of 100.

I joked like, there's nowhere to go but up.

Like nowhere to go but up.

Like nowhere to go but up. Hi, welcome to the Katie Miller podcast. I'm here in Montgomery, Alabama, joined by U.S.

Senator Katie Britt. It is so nice to have you in Alabama. And how is how is the weather? I mean,

what do you say? It's warm here. Everyone has been so gracious and so kind. Good. That's what we love

Southern hospitality all the way through. So we're here in your house. Yes. Can you tell us a bit about

yourself where you grew up and how you became a U.S. Senator? Geez, that's a really loaded question.

I'll kind of sort of give you highlights and then where you want to dig in.

Then let's go dig.

So I am born and raised in Enterprise Alabama, and it is in the corner of Alabama, near the corner of like Georgia and Florida.

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