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Welcome, Beth. Curley.

Welcome back, everyone, to the Grace Curley Show.

I hope you're having a wonderful Tuesday.

And it's the last day of 2024.

And we're going out in style.

I actually really like the new year. I love a new leaf. I love New Year's resolutions, Taylor. Does that surprise you at all? I love the opportunity to try, try, try again.

I was talking about how when I get Christmas gifts, I can't just get the gift. I have to, the gift has to come with a whole other box of delusion attached to it, where if I get a pair of sneakers, I convince myself that this is it. This is my health journey. I'm going to start running. If I get an alarm clock that I like, I'm going to become a morning person. I'm going to meditate. I'm going to make my own coffee. I'm going to run a Fortune 500 company. I'm going to be on stoppel.

I'm maybe one of those people who gives advice on Instagram. It can't just be what it is. And I'm the

same way, shockingly, about the new year. That is what I don't like about the new year and people making New year's resolutions because they use it as an excuse. It's a new leaf. I'm turning a new

leaf. I can start over again. The Comerudgeon's back. I needed a power bar or something. I know.

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