Okay, I'll let's talk about summer camp because I know this is gonna really shock you, but I was not a very outdoorsy or athletic kid.

My parents did make me swim on the swim team and play field hockey and I hated every minute of both and I didn't like summer camp either.

I did not like being in the woods. I didn't like having to be in a bunk with a lot of other people.

I am an introvert who likes to have a, you know, clean shower and a nice clean bed and not have any bugs.

So I was not a big fan of summer camp, but when I was maybe 13 or 14, that seems right.

We discovered what I affectionately call nerd camp, which was basically like college courses for high school students.

It was called C-T-Y, the Center for Town, did youth, I'm sure some of you also attended.

And it was basically like summer school, but it was like going to college.

Like you got to go to a campus, you lived there for three weeks, and you went to classes during the day,

and then did all the dumb things that teenagers do when they're, you know, mostly alone together at night.

And I fucking loved it. It was like the best thing for me.

It was amazing to feel independent, be away from home, have that little taste of the college experience,

and to be around other smart, weird, nerdy kids.

So I've always had a soft spot in my heart for summer school, you know,

and I think summer school can be fun and incredible and intellectually challenging.

And for me, it was a chance to hang out with other people who were more like me

than a lot of the people that I went to school with and to have like freedom and adventure

while also learning really cool, you know, in-depth things that I didn't learn in school.

So that is all to say. I will never probably do a clutch summer camp, but we are doing something

called feminist summer school inside the clutch during the month of August this year.

This is a brand new experience, and I'm so excited about it.

We are going to be doing special bonus trainings all month and August

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