I mean, it's so interesting because I never really thought about it. I mean, naturally, you know. Well, because you've been a part of the problem. I don't know if I'm part of the problem. I didn't know I was part of the problem. I mean, I certainly haven't ever felt like I'm a part of a problem. So you're having this like self-awareness. It's kind of a struggle. I don't know what's self-awareness? What are you talking about?

You're here. I know I was part of the problem. I mean, I certainly haven't ever felt like I'm a part of a problem. So you're having this like self-awareness.

It's kind of a struggle.

I don't know what's self-what?

What are you talking about? You're here too. True, but I've had different circumstances than you. Oh, come on. All right. Let's, hello, everyone. This is Fun Employment Radio. I'm Greg Nebler here with Sarah Still, and thank you so much for tuning in today wherever and however you listen.

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By the way, if you are a member of the Supporters Club, you can see whatever it's happening with Sarah's hair right now. Well, it looks really flat in the video. And I'm like, because I forget sometimes this, like, when I wear white, it's unforgiving because I am very, very pale. And then I start to get self-conscious about how I look. No, that's supposed to help. If you wear white, then it makes you look tan.

Isn't that how it works? Do I look tan?

Well, compared to the white on your shirt. Yes. The stark white on my shirt. That's what I was hoping for, because I'll wear white sometimes. I'm like, oh, makes me look tanner. It's like one of those bright, like new bright fluorescent. But I've watched this a few times now.

Like I just think, I don't know, I just feel really,

oh, my hair looks amazing.

Wouldn't it be if you were like a dark clothes,

I mean, which I don't know, I just feel really, oh, my hair looks amazing.

Wouldn't it be if you were like a dark clothes, I mean, which is what I normally do as well. I'm not today, but normally then that would make you look wider. No, that makes you look wider though because you have dark clothes. But I'm pale to begin with, like I'm not going to look tan. Like there's in no world am I going to look down.

Yeah.

Yeah.

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