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Great to have you here.

There is a SpaceX launch.

I think it's going to launch tonight.

Has it launched yet? I don't think so, Deborah.

No.

Yeah. But the reason this launch is, I think, somewhat high profile is because they're going to rescue, if you will, or finally transport home.

Those two NASA astronauts that have been up there

forever. And, you know, it's been nine months. They were supposed to go up there 10 days. Now,

they were told it could be months before you come back. But I don't know. They're really,

you talk about a great attitude. I was going to say, I saw an interview with them, and they basically said, you know, we're prepared for stuff like this to happen.

Yeah.

No big deal.

I'm thinking, oh, God, it'd be a big deal for me.

I asked one of the astronauts in the, actually, it was one of the Kelly brothers. You know, Mark Kelly is the astronaut, was up in space,

while his brother, twin brother, was on Earth, and they were comparing the two bodies when they came back.

They have all these ways that they're trying to evaluate the effect of space on the body, etc.

Anyway, I asked him, so you're in that international space station.

I mean, aren't there days where like Dimitri is getting on your nerves? I mean, how do you handle that in that close quarter?

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