Have you had your soup today?

The cold crisp taste of coke is so satisfying.

It keeps me from eating something else that might really add those pounds.

She...

She's... A pound, no. No. Cheer!

Cheer! Good morning, good afternoon, good afternoon, wherever you are.

Welcome to their episode of Sheelogens. We are here today to put the her in learning. My name is Summer Yeager. I'm here with my beautiful co-host Joy and we're doing it.

It's January. If you're new here, this is the time of year. We like to start off the year, happy 2024, talking about feminism because hopefully

it'll set you on the path for the the year like the right direction to go which is far away

far away from feminism towards life towards yes

towards happiness and happiness.

And this is what we like to do.

So, but before we get into that, I want to tell you that a really funny thing happened over Thanksgiving that I did not solve

until today.

Okay.

Oh, here's the joke.

Here's the thing that happens is that every time my mom comes to my house, she comes with bags of stuff, like bags of stuff. I always have bags that were my mom's bags that got left behind, right?

Like currently sitting on top of my printer is this weird glass dish she's had since 1978.

Why did she bring it over? Why is it here? Why did she put it on top of my printer? These are burning questions that I have zero answers to. There's nothing inside of it. Why is it here? No clue.

She also on Thanksgiving left this rectangular, probably about six

inches wide, eight inches tall. weird, I don't want to call it a cloth, actually totally unfamiliar with whatever

this is made out of. And on it was four cartoon cats, which is very in line with my mom. And part of me

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