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Hi friends and welcome to the papaya podcast. I'm your hostess,

Trine Hermosta, Sarah Nicole, and each week I'm going to be dishing out some sweetness mixed

in with some seeds of wisdom or something like that. So get ready to get inspired,

get candid, get real because we are all in this digital space together.

Now let it be known. I don't recall a lot of this conversation because it was last year

and I didn't forget that we recorded it, but I also forgot to release it. So now it's out.

May this be a gift to you. May this may, maybe there's like some key notes of takeaways,

but let you be entertained at the very least. Enjoy today's episode on how we would survive

a zombie apocalypse. Enjoy the show. So Shane, go ahead and say hello, introduce yourself.

Hello, I'm Shane. On to the neighbors. Hello, I'm Becky. And I am Scott. Okay, so let's get going.

I think it only makes sense for me to lead to the guy with the entire sleeve of zombies on his arm.

Shane, don't run off for like 20 minutes with this. He has a stack. There's like 20

pieces of printed paper in front of him. So we're going to try and keep this as short as possible.

But go ahead. Wait, before we start, we need to talk about what kind of zombies we're talking about

so that we all agree on it. Okay, I didn't realize there was different types of zombies.

Yeah, there's there's some that that run or some that just saunter around. Can we just do walking

dead zombies? But I mean, what season season one, they were interacting and stuff.

They okay. So let's say they're slow moving zombies. It's a virus. If you can get bit,

you turn into one. Can they open doors? They can open doors and they are drawn to large crowds.

Okay, I feel like this. Do you want to change the language?

Well, this is a brand new. I've never seen some that are slow moving and can open doors,

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