Hey, fam. What's up? Welcome to the show.

You're not even going to let me get through my whole thing. I'm sorry. Continue. Start over.

It was like just an automatic response. It was almost like a fighter fight. You did

it came out that gate hot ready to fight. I had a whole rhyme. I had a whole lot of

hope. I'm sorry. I'm for you. And now I feel like it's ruined. No, no. I've ruined nothing.

That wasn't already ruined. Go ahead, Mandy. Okay. Hey, fam. What's up? Welcome to the show.

This is the Moms and Murder podcast, bro. I really went to the show. No. It's still going.

Oh, my God. No, there really isn't anymore. I wish I had the ability to come up with more

rhymes, but unfortunately all I'm really good at is writing about crimes. So I gave you God

gave you talents and I gotta be honest, not so much this one. That was I can't I how do we

move on? I feel like we both need to move on and stay in your shape a little longer. I feel

like I you know, you just give me a little bit of sugar and I start my brain starts operating

a little differently. So that's it. That's where we're at this week. Hi, Melissa. I can't even

wait to edit this later. Hey, Mandy, how are you? Wonderful. How are you?

Surprised, shocked, maybe terrified. I'm good, though. I'm good. We got to have a little

conversation before the show, which is always fun when we get to kind of catch up on stuff

in just about our lives. Nothing that anybody wants to hear, but always good to catch up

with you. Yes. Oh, it isn't just murder. Yeah. I know. Well, so much of what we talk about

is true crime related, but yeah, it is always nice to just catch up as friends. Yeah.

There you go. That's the word. I even though you pulled that stone on me. That was good.

I liked it. I mean, like I'm glad you did it. Way to go. Thank you so much. We're almost

in our fifth year. So this month actually is five years. Yeah. So you have to I have,

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