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Hi, Flora. This is Sofia, I live in Germany and very urgent pectoral emergency I have on my hand.

So one time you talked about kangaroos and how the babies live in their pouches, but this isn't really enough for me.

I need to know more. What does it look like inside of their pouch?

Is there a hole like where they come from and then they are in the pouch?

What's inside it? Very interesting.

Yes, Sofia, hello. Goodintag. Goodintag, Sofia.

Hi, Flora. How terrible was my pronunciation?

It's fine, it's okay. Good time.

Sorry, well what would be better?

You stretched you too much so it's goodintag and not goodintag.

Tough crowd for my first show back.

I know you've had this question in your pocket for a long time.

Sorry I got way laid by a Joey of my own.

Yeah, I hope you are doing fine and your baby as well.

Yeah, thanks. How did you go down this furry road?

One day I was riding my bike and it was the big kind of concrete, not concrete, where you have stones.

And it's really jumping up and down when you ride over it with a bike.

Carbostone? Carbostone. Yes, that's the word.

And I felt my stomach shake and I thought what would it be like if a baby wasn't there and then I came up to kangaroos.

Because they're bouncing all the time? Because they are bouncing all the time.

And then I realized I don't know what it looks like inside the kangaroo pouch.

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