Sarah.

Everyone.

No time for banner.

Jen and I just had like a full banner session.

And then at the end I was like, oh shit, we should have been recording that because it was funny.

And then she said, no time for banter.

This is, I, no, you know what I am right now?

I am the fireman out opening the hydrant.

For the block party? For the the block party and a zillion

books are about to shoot out of it everyone I know that in film this happens like the fire you see

this you see the fireman come and they open or you don't see it but you see like a party in

New York City or Chicago or like L.A., like a big party in a big city and

like a block party and they open the hydrant and the hydrant shoots water out and the kids

run around in it. And I'm here to tell you that is in fact true. And for many years before I got to

New York, I thought like, oh, is it like people know how to open the hydrant?

Like, in my head, I was like, this must just be like a thing people in cities know how to do,

which is insane, by the way.

Like, I'm now thinking back on it, that would be mayhem if everyone knew how to do this.

But no, you literally get like a block party, a permit from the city.

And the fire department comes to your block

in the morning and they open it up and they put sprinkler covers on them. So it's like, instead of

shooting it out so that a toddler just get shot across the street, it's like a like more like a

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