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We'll start your day off, Swirlie it's the toast I sound amazing Welcome back to The Toast and happy Tuesday That feels like a Monday because girl, we're back Let me tell you, everyone loved yesterday's episode And I'm so glad, but like I've never worked so hard I'm not so hard on the ones in twos I've never worked so hard in my whole life. Like I just,

this to me is not work. We have a balance. It's sisterly chit-chat. Doing both the ads and the stories like, just try being an influence of her today. You guys, try it. Well, I'm back. Thank you for holding it down while I was done. I miss you guys as well. Thank you, thank you.

Yes, back home.

We were in Dallas for the weekend,

took a co-jurney, went to a beautiful wedding. Have you gone to a wedding since being a mom? That's a great question. Claudia, it's too much. Wait, let me think. For real. I don't think that you have, because I was trying to think if you have, if you've had this experience that, like, I had, of going to a wedding and being a mom. And, like, it's just so. Yes, I have. Oh, who? Margo. Our friend Margo. Yeah, Margo. It's just so emotional. I agree. It's so emotional. And as a hormonal postpartum woman, like, it's just too much for me to be at, like, such a beautiful, it was like such a beautiful Jewish wedding. It was meant to be in Israel. We were going to know what Israel for it. Instead, they brought Israel to Dallas. To the homeland. And it was just, it was so beautiful. I want to say mazel tub to the bride and groom. Thank you so much for having us. Like, I was so moved by the whole thing. I'm really too emotional to go to a wedding right now. I can't even listen to you describe Orbiter. How can I go to a wedding and listen to Bowie Kala? I can't do it. I have always been like that person crying at weddings.

Like I think that weddings, and I just want to say this is not a slight to anyone else, this is not a supremacist statement. Like, don't look into what I'm saying. But I don't know if I've really ever been to a wedding that wasn't a Jewish wedding. But I imagine if I did, I wouldn't be as emotional. there is something distinctly beautiful about the

traditions the chavre brahas like it is so and it's like a it's a timeless they've

been doing this you know these things have survived generations the Holocaust

annihilation you know at a Jewish wedding they always bring up the Holocaust because

like somebody under the chippa is related to a Holocaust survivor.

And let me tell you, like, I'm always the girl crying. So I, I think the first wedding I went to, I was literally still breastfeeding. So I was still postpartum. I definitely cried, like, the whole time. Yeah. No, it's just every, there's such a triumph, you know. And I'm sure everybody feels that way about their own religion and culture and their wedding and, like, feeling so attached to it.

And so that's just how triumph, you know, and I'm sure everybody feels that way about their own religion and culture and their wedding and, like, feeling so attached to it. And so that's just how I felt at this one and at most. And it was just, it was so beautiful. And honestly, it's hard to go as a mother, even like all the speeches. Yeah, I know. I'm just like, you just must be so proud of these wonderful children that you've raised. Well, I'm glad you had a good time because we suffered here without you, so at least it wasn't for nothing.

No, it wasn't for nothing.

And we're about to swirl it up. must be so proud of these wonderful children that you've raised. Well, I'm glad you had a good time because, like, we suffered here without you, so at least it wasn't for nothing.

No, it wasn't for nothing.

And we're about to swirl it up this summer, so, like, we could go one day apart. We could. This is going to be a true Nalafi. Today is our final episode of the week. So let's take our time. Let's, you know, let's not be thoughtless.

And final.

For me, first and final.

Let's not be thoughtless little pigs, you know.

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