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This is Feeling Things with Amy and Kat.

Happy Thursday.

Welcome to a Couch Talks, our Q&A episode of the Feeling Things podcast.

I'm Amy.

And I'm Kat.

And we've got an email today that has a very, very specific question.

Before we do that, I'm going to go back a couple of

weeks to an episode where you shared with us a fun but sad. I can take the fun out of it. Well,

I know, but it's like, fun fact. Did you know? So, sad fact about the Kennedy family.

Yeah.

And I've got an email from someone that it sort of turns the whole lobotomy situation into a positive.

Because why don't you summarize what you told us in case people didn't hear that episode, which probably is nobody because I know everybody listens to every single episode.

So this will probably be redundant.

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