This is Karen Hunter andoveans and others. Hi, Dr.

Hey, Professor Hunter, how are you?

I am awesome, I'm awesome. I see you are out out in them screeks. Yeah, this one was a I didn't well I knew I was coming I didn't know how so I want to thank who helped me figure this out.

Well, because I'm in La Florida, as the Spanish invaders called, Florida, in Gainesville

at the

47th annual convention of the National Council for Black Studies.

But I had to work out how to get it because it ain't easy to get to the swamp as they call.

I was going to say, Gainesville is not.

Have you ever done?

I drove, you know, I used to have a home in Florida for a number of years,

so I would drive through.

Definitely a drive-through join. I had someone helping me drive, woke up in Tennessee.

I was like,

Oop!

Oh, wait? What? I think it was my mama. I was like, how do we, all right, pull over.

Yeah, because as the kids would say now the young people would say,

the math ain't math

and because that ain't even close I can see maybe Georgia because we near the panhandle

but but not when you get far enough down I think there's a road a highway you can

take and then you end up in Tennessee for some.

Oh sure if you're going yeah no question no question. I was like yeah.

Atlanta's you know what four or five hours away and then if you go east you can come up through

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