You're listening to Satellite Sisters. What's a Satellite Sister? The person you call

when the best thing in your life happens or the worst. The person that gets you up gets

you going and gets you through. And every once in a while, changes your mind.

This podcast is part pep talk, part weekly check in. Like grabbing coffee with a friend.

Thanks for being here. Welcome to the Satellite Sisterhood.

You're listening to Satellite Sisters. Thanks for being with us today. I'm Lee and

Dolan in Pasadena, California. I'm a writer, a podcaster, a producer, and Liz, I'm tossing

it to you for a question of that day. That's right. This is Liz Dolan. I am in Bendoor

again today. I'm very happy to be here. So I have a little question for you, sisters.

How long are you supposed to drive with the check engine right on? Like the, I drove up

a couple of weeks ago from California to Oregon. And then in a, like a two hour trip, it

came on. And I just was not sure what to do. So I don't know. I don't know. Julie, how

long would you drive with the check engine light on? Hey, this is Julie Dolan in Dallas,

Texas. I'm the oldest sister. Liz, if I have less than a half a tank of gas, I panic.

Okay. And I'm back at the gas station. So if that check engine light on, Liz, you know,

you got to go right, you got to go right in. You got to take the car in. Okay. It's big

red light. But what is it? There's no end. I'm on some side road in middle of nowhere,

Oregon driving from. Okay. Triple A, Liz, do anything. Yes. Get help. Okay. I'm guessing

that is not your Emma. Well, I have an irrational fear of the car catching fire. I think

because we hear about a lot of car fires in Los Angeles for some reason, there's always

cars on fire on the freeway. So I am also pretty, I would be on it. I mean, I would probably

come home, consult with the car expert in my house, which is my husband. I would not go

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