All right, we are back. We just want to say thanks again for everyone who has made it

this far with our little for real episodes. We've been having a lot of fun. Tina and I

always batch these episodes. So it gives us an excuse to sit down for an hour or two about

once a month and really just catch up. That's kind of half the fun. But my next question

for you, Tina, and it kind of actually I guess it sort of relates to the question I asked

you last week, which is this question is about your first job. So I want to know the story

of how you got your first job. What was it and how long did you work there?

Oh, good. And actually on that night, this is a good thing for listeners. Join in with us.

Share with us what your first job was. Tell us which episode you're enjoying. We would

love to hear from you. We love to see it when the conversations happen. So just to remind

us to go do that because we'd love to see it. Okay, what was my first job? I'm trying

to think if I had like some kind of un like an informal job, but I don't think I did.

So my first job, you're going to laugh at this because this is very me. I did what we

called in and under paper round. So newspaper delivery, but I didn't do one. I did two.

So I did the morning shift where I had like maybe 15 houses where I would go to the what

we call news agents, like the equivalent, like kind of like a 7-11, I suppose. Pick up

the newspapers on my bike with my like this bright yellow vinyl S bag with a like black

and white striped strap that would go over me. I'd ride my bike, deliver these papers

to these giant houses that could afford to have their papers delivered. And I loved it

because even though I got paid two pounds a day, which is just now so funny. So I'd get

like 12 pounds a week, which for dollars, that would be, I mean, right now it's probably

like 15, 17 dollars, maybe 20, a week. But I loved it. Not only I just loved getting

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