You asked for it, our three of two beautiful to live with Luke Burbank starts now on news talk 710 Cairo.

I've been working here at the DQ for about eight months. I don't know something like that, it's fine.

You just do the comes, make Sundays, make blizzards and good stuff on them and see a lot of people come in,

come to the DQ, burgers, ice cream, anything, you know, cokes, just drive in and get a coke with thirsty.

New York is really just an island full of all kinds of guys, Italian guys. I'd like to be an Italian guy.

Alright, so maybe your job is a little better than Parker Posey's working at the DQ, but we have all definitely had that moment.

I think when we think I really, really, really want to stop doing this, like I want to stand up and walk out of this office or construction site or DQ or whatever it is.

But then we think, oh yeah, I got to pay my rent or I got, I got built, my baby mama gets a hefty chunk of money from me.

Whatever your personal situation is, most people end up just kind of sticking it out at whatever place they're in.

But every once in a while, somebody actually chases a dream.

And we have one of those somebody's with us right now. Her name is Rachel Bell.

You've heard her on this very show before and you hear all the time on News Talk 17 Cairo, so one of our fine reporters.

And she is assumed to be former fine reporter from News Talk 17 Cairo. Hi, Rachel.

Hi.

So an email went out the other day. It was just yesterday, right?

Yeah.

So our great surprise that you are going to be leaving in like two weeks?

Like a week in a day. Yeah.

Yeah, next Friday.

And I didn't know this was brewing or whatever because you're really good at your job and you're delight to be around.

But I guess we, what was, what was the moment when you thought I got to get out of here and I don't mean specifically like Cairo related, but just for you, like when,

because quitting your job is a really big deal. When did you have the moment of realizing I'm going to actually quit my job?

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