Okay, all right. Well, this is a special episode where we are actually, we have a lot of

people in the Zoom right now. This is extremely persuasive. I'm Brooke Rogers.

I'm Mackenzie Brennan and there's so much serious stuff going on in the country so we decided

to pick one of the serious topics and really dig in on that this week. So that is the inimitable

Britney Spears and her conservatorship and we are joined by the pop history crew. Do you

guys want to say hi? Hi, man. Yeah. Oh, hi. That's how I say hi. All right. I'll just start.

Hi, I'm holdem and Lily. I'm from pop history joining me. It's Jackie's a brosky. The other

host of page seven's pop history. Thank you guys so much for having us because today we're

going to get into the nitty gritty of of this conservorship and y'all are, I'm not going

to say smarter than we are, but you're you're gifted in different ways than we are. I just

want to say thank you guys so much for inviting us here. Thank you guys.

Lean a little bit further. Thank you for joining. Yeah. Natalie is also here. I'm

I'm Natalie Jean also from page seven's pop history. We take by the way, any subject, we

just did Romeo and Michelle's high school reunion. We'll take any subject and we'll talk

about that on your legal show as well. We can show what's what are the top five legal issues

in Romeo and Michelle's high school reunion? Who invented Post-its? Do they have to copy

us also if female friendship and should it exist or should it die? Should female and male

friendship exist? And so I can't answer cannot answer the Post-it question, but you know what

I learned recently, Mike Nezmeth from the monkeys, his family invented White Out. What?

Wow. So see this is a popular. Look at this. This is a typical name for the table. And

for all the pop history listeners who don't know who we are, Mackenzie and I have a politics

and legal podcast called Exceed Me Persuasive where we break down the issues that are going

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