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Hello. Hello. Welcome. To my favorite murder? The mini-sode. That's right. The mini-sode was your line.

You were looking over like off to the side. So I thought maybe you were holding your breath before you.

That was my way of queuing you by looking away. I wasn't trying to mad dog you and saying the line.

I was trying to give you space. Thank you. To say your line. Thank you. And I did it.

Welcome. That's Karen Kilgara. That's Georgia Hardstart. Hi. Our entire state is burning to the ground,

but we're here for you. Yeah. So we're podcasting through it. That's right. That's what we do.

Just like any in any good disaster movie where the people that are getting the exposition out as it

melts down. That's right. You want to go first? Sure. This one is a postal worker hero story.

Cool. Hi, all. I was listening to the latest MFM mini-sode 190 this morning. The story from

the postal worker reminded me that I had an amazing story about a postal worker hero.

Way back in 2005, I was going to the University of Arizona. Go fill in the blank. I was in my last

year of school and of course keeping college student hours and burning the candle of both ends.

This meant that I was taking a nice nap on my couch in the early afternoon when I was awoke into

a frantic knocking on my door. I looked at the people and saw it was my male carrier. So I opened

the door. He asked me, are you okay? I heard screaming. I sleepily shook my head and let him know

that everything was okay here and we both heard a scream again. The postal worker said, close and

lock your door and then took off. Oh my god. It turned out the scream was coming from next door.

The girls who were living in the house next to ours had someone new moving in. No one else was

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