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She's a qualified woman, a qualified woman, a qualified woman.

Thank you guys. I am so fucking sorry. It took so fucking long to get here.

Thank you so much, though, for waiting and for being here. I have a million questions for you guys.

I do. Sima, am I supposed to sit here? Yes, sit right here. It's fine. Hi everyone. Hello.

This is Sim. My very anxious producer. Very anxious, but also extremely excited to be back here at SC.

I was a fireside right down the street 22 years ago. How are our firesides right now? Are they good house?

They are? They're just making sure.

So I went to University of Washington, which is like, you know, a big state school.

Oh, thank you.

The one. But I was too nervous to join Aswardi because I thought that I just thought I wasn't going to get liked,

or I didn't know how to be a part of like a collective group, or I thought that I wasn't cool enough,

or I was terrified of rejection. So I was kind of, I felt, you know, like I lived in the dorms as like a little bit of a loner,

a hung out with a lot of like, stoner dudes. Well, like two stoner dudes.

And anyway, but do you guys have you all found this experience to be incredibly rewarding?

I guess that's a leading question, but like, what would be like some of the unexpected?

Let's ask a couple of people. What's your name?

Fay Osgood? Yeah.

Yeah, I thought it was really inclusive. I actually transferred here.

And it was like really good to get involved in the community immediately once I got to the school,

not knowing anyone, and having everyone already had made friends as freshmen,

it was really helpful to like meet a lot of girls, and they were all really nice and inclusive.

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