All right, Tina. Welcome back. I want to say this is for real or so number 10. Does that sound right? Yeah, I think so. Congratulations. Double digits. We did it. Yes. I don't think anyone's counting. We've got it right.

All right. So this one I came up with this question today. I think it was on our list, but I just realized like I know a ton about your life, but mostly from like age 18 and up, right?

I know a lot about when you came to the US and what your life looked like there, but I realize I don't actually know a lot about your childhood, like much about the house you grew up in or even like I know you live near London. I don't know how close.

So the question from our list was, what are some of the highlights of your childhood? And I'm super excited to hear you answer this one.

I like that question. Okay, some of the highlights of my childhood.

I'm just going to say some random memories that are coming to mind. I'm not sure the highlights of my childhood, but their memories that I think are stories and they're quite funny.

The first thing that came to mind was the fact that I, as you know, spent three years in Indiana from age two to five and just having a neighbor close by or we were close to all of our neighbors, but one in particular who I still am friends with now, who is this lady and I've just go spend all this time with her.

And I remember she had a little convertible car. She still has it. This white electric little convertible. And I remember driving through the hills. That's actually my first memory was driving through the hills and this little convertible.

So I love that. I think I like have us have been one of like the first electric cars. Like that's crazy.

Yeah, like I don't actually understand how it works, but I know she plugs it in and I want to say it can only get like an hour or two of driving.

But yeah, so that and then another memory that's coming to mind that you were like, this is not necessarily a highlight, but it came to mind for some reason.

Probably because it reminds me of something you would do, but I remember being with my friend Miles who lived in the street next to me and getting berries from the top of the road and smearing them all over ourselves and then knocking on my parents door being like, we're fleeting, we're fleeting.

And they were like, great, go away. And we're like, no, we're really fleeting.

And I don't even know anything about him. Like I have no idea what his last name is. I don't know. I don't know where he lives or anything like literally nothing.

Oh, that was just one random memory.

What else? I remember going to my grandma's house a lot and she lived like four hours away by the beach with my sister and with my best friend at the time.

Many times and just having such a fun time, just being with my grandma and she was so fiercely independent. A lot of what I who I am comes from her.

And I bet even my sister and I would like.

I was thinking like you could probably even like remember the smell of her house. I'm sure you can close your eyes and like just those kind of details, you know, absolutely.

Yeah. And I still I still have one of her little cardigans in a really tightly sealed bag. So every now and again, I like go in and my nose to it. So I can smell her.

That's amazing.

Do you remember my sister and I would always insist.

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