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Do you remember when we were in the middle school play, Sharon, Sharon?

And I was Sharon and you were also Sharon and it was about two girls who grew up and they

both had corporate nine to five jobs and then one had health care and the other didn't.

And it was, one was part time and one was full time.

And I of course was the full time with the

healthcare and you were part time without. And I feel like a lot of your child to trauma. And I know

you don't want to talk about this, but I think a lot of me getting Sharon, you know, with a capital

and you getting Sharon with the lower case,

kind of put a damper on your self-esteem.

Well, it sets up.

It set us up for a disaster, you know?

I thought that it was weird that Mrs. Berkshire even wrote that play and cast us in it.

And, you know, and I think it actually hit even more home because when we were little, our parents actually did have health insurance for me but didn't have health insurance for Megan.

And she went through a lot because of that.

Sometimes they would take me to my aunt's house and she would be in a doctor uniform.

And they'd say it was the hospital.

Yeah.

I didn't even know you knew about that.

This is a piece to your puzzle that I didn't know.

And I feel like we're really making breakings right now.

Do you want to know it though?

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