Hey guys it's Lexi Lombard your host of the at Lexi Podcast and happy Monday I had the nicest

start to my day I woke up from a face time from my friend Alex and

we spent our whole morning chatting and getting ready together and it just put

everything on a good note it's also storming here in LA which is random and everyone acts crazy when it's

raining here and I just felt like having a really nice light-hearted episode and I've had a really good week so I felt

that I could just do some story times so I went on Instagram and my handles at

Lexi just like the name of this podcast and said, I want to tell you a few of my

favorite stories on the podcast today. Best Kiss, Worst Night, Most Embarrassing

Moment, etc. So send them in. Oh, there's a lot of good ones. Oh, best April

Fool's joke. Okay, the one that's coming to my mind well I have two I'm going to

tell two stories because one got me kicked out of orchestra in middle school we

were going to New York City to play our recital we had been working really hard on a piece and we thought it would be funny for us to one by one quit.

That's not even believable. I don't know why we thought that was such a good idea and we had it all broken down. I was going to be the first to go. I was going to go on this long run about how I was no longer feeling passionate about playing the violin and I am more interested in my academics and my mom is

asking me to leave orchestra and then the first violin it was a girl named

Mary that I was really good friends with and she was gonna say yeah Lexi's mom

and my mom chatted and they agreed that orchestra is not where we should be putting our time

Zach and Christian were gonna be like us to we're out and like Eddie and Cody in the

bass section we're gonna be like yeah we're gonna leave so that was the plan it was gonna go all around

and it was gonna be very obvious like a cut-sy prank middle schoolers being like on

April full's day we are quitting orchestra and our our teacher

he had a vibrant personality, we should say, for a little context.

He had his conductor stick, I suppose, and it was called the death stick and if we were doing poorly he would throw it or bang it against one of the music sheet holders.

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