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So Brittany, something we don't really get a chance to talk about that often, I feel like

we used to, is what it's like to live away from the place where you grew up. Oh yeah,

yeah, yeah. Yeah, like, like if you know me, know me. Okay, who are you? We talking about

other people that meet. Okay. Like being from Memphis and also my roots in Louisiana,

they're all such a core part of my identity. It's in a way I talk. Music I listen to.

Yes, food I love. Yes. Everything. And living in New York, it kind of challenges you in all these

ways, like big and small. All the things that you loved about where you came from, become

these like billboards that you're different. You're accent is weird. You walk too slow. You know,

people don't really talk to each other. I try to speed it up. Even things I walk fast.

You know, but it's not all bad, but it can be hard to like really stand firm in who you are.

Yeah, I would definitely say so. But I recently met a person who has really worked through

how to be Southern in New York. And that is food writer Nicole A Taylor. It was actually you who

told me about her. Yes, it's true. It was me who told you about her. I talk about her as often as I

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