Hey guys, welcome back to thick and thin with me, Katie Bilotti.

I am currently sitting here on this fabulous Thursday morning, drinking my coffee, going over my hodgepodge of notes that I

have for this episode because it is a bit all over the place it's going to be

you know a little scattered but in the best possible way because that's how we do over here

so of course I do want to kind of start out the episode with some updates just some

life updates because it has been officially a month that I've been here in LA living full time.

So I just wanted to kind of go through just some of the ups and downs and what it's been like so

far. I have a lot of questions. I've been getting very specific questions in the

DMs so I'm gonna address some of those just kind of you know like unpack like you

guys are you know my close friend that were just chatting over coffee about

how things have been you know when you like see someone you're like oh like you

know how was this or how is that and then you just like listen to them talk and you're like

mhm that's what you guys are going to be doing so we're going to do that in the

beginning and then of course I have a story for you guys.

One from history of course.

It's about another socialite.

You guys know I covered Rebecca Harkness story a few episodes ago. She is the socialite, the woman myth the legend from many of Taylor

Swift's to new songs, but today I have another socialite I'll be talking about from a different part of the United States, a different time

in history.

And I'm so excited to tell her story today.

I feel like she is largely forgotten and largely unknown and I really do moving forward want to cover a lot of just those type of people on the

podcast people that you know aren't extremely they don't have recognizable names you don't

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