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I'm Amanda.

And I'm Julia. And I'm

Julia and Amanda. It's another hometown urban legends episode. Hooray. Ha-zah. I am excited.

I'm like in a certain mood right now, Amanda. Okay. Because at the time of recording this,

yesterday was like the first day where I could like sit outside and read a book comfortably, like not worry about it.

Oh, Julia, that's your charging port. It's what you need.

Sometimes I'm like, okay, the weather is nice. The sun is out, but it's like a little too windy where I am or a little too breezy. I want to wear a sweatshirt.

I want to like have my guns out and I want to read a book, you know? Your guns, your gams, and your glasses out.

Mm-hmm, exactly. So, or actually, because I read a lot of my books on my Libby app on my phone,

I can't use my sunglasses because they're too polarized. And if I, like, angle my phone the wrong way, I can't read.

So I do break out my cool dad hats.

Yay!

Oh, that's so cute.

But you were finally able to go outside on, like, an optimal weather day?

It was perfect.

I only got a little bit sunburned.

And it was only because I only covered my tattoos with sunscreen and nowhere else.

Classic.

The dream.

I had some blood test done and my doctor was like, I need to get on a call to talk

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