Hi everyone and welcome to episode 90 of the holding court podcast.

Today, my special guest is Liz Phillips, wife of Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Evan Phillips.

We'll chat about getting acclimated to life in L.A.

Being traded right after she purchased gear from another team and how she handled a pest situation in her home.

All coming up right now on holding court.

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bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, balala, pala-la-la-la-la-la-pba-ba-ba-ba-da-pba-ba-a-pom. Oh, Oh, bum-pom-pom-pom-pom. Hi. This was a very highly anticipated episode for us, I have to say. You were very not difficult to track down,

just it was both of our schedules. We just couldn't get it together, but such is baseball life.

Correct. So the first time we were going to do the episode, you had a hair appointment.

I did. And then you were going to make your way over the hill to me in the valley and traffic.

I learned that going over the hill to you was going to cause some issues.

I didn't realize that.

I thought I had done my due diligence.

I was in ways.

I actually did arrive by like on the date of to see like what

that would be. And let's just say it didn't add up. I was running perfectly on time. I said I would

leave by four and I was leaving at exactly four. Are you are you pretty punctual? Um, what? This is a

safe space. You like to be? I would love to be. But you're not. I try my best.

I think that my thing is if I could be, if 15 minutes late was on time, I am on time every time.

And I don't know what it is to get over the hump of that 15 minutes, but for whatever

reason, I'm always, it's just always there. And I think it's maybe an unrealistic time management

of how long it actually takes me to do something. So full disclosure, we have to have our bags

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