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This is the Longest Shortest Time Podcast.

I'm Hillary Frank.

About a year ago, I moved from Philadelphia to New Jersey.

And when we got to the new apartment, the movers were trying to sort stuff into the right rooms,

like glasses in the kitchen, crib in the baby's room.

And at one point, one of the movers comes up to me,

and he holds my sits-bath in my face, and he says,

I don't know where this goes.

And I kind of realize at that moment that he and I are on two totally different sides of this line.

The line, I guess, being knowing what a sits-bath is for and not yet knowing what a sits-bath is for.

And if you're one of those people who doesn't know what a sits-bath is for,

a simple Google search should do the trick.

Anyway, he's holding the sits-bath up at me,

and I kind of sheepishly tell him, you know, it goes in the bathroom.

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