It's an impact, an impact the decades are making because in action was, there was inaction

with the department of, with from, from, from, uh, excuse me, from Charlotte, one, another line going from in Florida down to Tampa the best way to get

something done if you if you hold near and dear to you that you like to be able to

anyway the idea that... And Joan Shengang Shemann...

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The So I'm looking also, and you have a different, it seems like you have a different layout than I do in your apartment.

I want to be really clear that Alex is like behind this wall.

That's what we're talking.

When we say we're neighbors, we don't just mean we live in the same building.

He's literally on the other side of the wall every time I record one of these episodes.

It's a good apartment, though, because I've never heard you.

Really? I worry about that because I do be playing music sometimes. No, I've never heard you. Really? I worry about that because I do be playing music sometimes.

No, I've never heard you. So it's like a good building with sturdy walls.

Excellent. Excellent to hear. I do hear an animal upstairs sometimes, which made me think, because

when I first moved in, I never heard anyone. And I was like, great. This is a very soundproof

building. I can push the limits of my music playing and stuff.

And then eventually I started hearing a dog or something upstairs. And I was like, oh, shit.

It's not that it was quiet. It's not that it's a soundproof building. It's just that everybody

else was quiet except for me. So I appreciate the validation there. Alex, I think one good

thing about you kind of being at the end of your press tour is that it gives us an opportunity to focus on things that are kind of outside of the what was the narrative of the book.

You know, I'd like to ask you about the reaction to the book.

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