Hey, everybody. It is Monday, July 31st. Tomorrow is August. You're listening to the

Moan News podcast. I'm Oshwanunu. Where does the time go, motion? I'm Jill Agner. This

is the place where we bring you just the facts. And we read all the news and read between

the lines so you don't have to on this last day of July, the seventh month of 2023.

Jill, I saw a very generic skyline photo on your Instagram thread of the week. And I

understand you were in the city for your big night. How did it go? How did it go? Relive

in your 20s. It was wonderful. Great music. Good drinks. Good food. Way too late because

you know who does it know that you're out late? Your kids, they still get up at the same

time. So it was a rough morning. But lots of fun. And it's definitely worth it. Jill,

let's be honest, for you, way too late is past 9 p.m. So I was at a party that started at

8 p.m. And I will say a lot of the people were like, we're still doing 8 p.m. start times.

It felt like something from a bygone era, at least for us. Jill, in the city, let me

tell you, we still know how to party and we take it late. I can't actually, my, my

era of staying out past 11 p.m. is long gone at this point. By the way, I should note,

I got a few notes late last week on the pod. I think I, you know, gave you a little crap

for not coming to the office yet. And some people were like, please lay off Jill. Like

you need to be more accommodating at Mo news. Have you guys discussed your post COVID office

return policy? I go, there's no office return policy. We never had an office. We're able

to joke about it because there is not even remotely a policy. Thank you. The policy doesn't

exist. Thank you for noting that for the record. There you go, everybody. It's all in

just here. It's all fun and games. I'm not calling her out at any sort of, uh, mean

way on this podcast if the tone ever came across the wrong way. But I really appreciate

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