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G-I-R-L-S-C, A-N-P, it's Girls Camp.

Hello everyone and welcome to the Girls Camp podcast.

I'm your host, Haley Rawl.

And if you're watching this episode, you might be wondering why I'm wearing devil horns right now.

I am wearing devil horns because this morning,

Bentley and I were setting up the podcast stuff, and one of my daughters found our Halloween

stuff. Like, we just have a little box of Halloween stuff. And she found these devil horns that I wore

last Halloween. And she brought them down to me and said,

Mama, you should wear these. And I was like, you know what? I think that that feels very appropriate

for today's episode. I hope you're ready to rage because today's episode is about female

rage. And I asked you all, what is the most rage-inducing thing a man has ever said

or done to you? This was far in a way, the most responded to prompt of all time on girls' camp.

And I think that says something. I think we are all sitting on at least some amount of female rage. And I can't wait to

vent together, get into it together, and just have a space to let some of that rage out. I already

took the devil horns off because that headband was hurting my head. But you get the idea. I was

actually sitting with my family at my

brother's basketball game this past week. My brother is a senior in high school and he plays junior

jazz. So he was playing basketball, teenage boy. There was just a bunch of teenage boys around

because of the junior jazz league. And I was talking to my older sister because she used to teach high school and she was

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