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Well, I had a baby! Why wait? Why do the podcast thing where we like draw it out? I got plenty of content.

If you start out like, I have something that I want to share with everyone. This is after last week's episode where you had to record because the baby hadn't come yet.

And you were kind of like, well, I hope it's here by the next episode. It was.

Yeah, it is. It was. It is. I'm going to tell you the abridged version of this because every woman has their birthing story.

And I have to be honest, I'm kind of glad to be recording it like this because there's such a connection that I'm so grateful for and an exchange when you talk to other women that have gone through this.

But what I have found is that a lot of sharing is less a dialogue and more, each person's having a monologue about their birthing experience, their child, and the words are just pinging off of each other.

Versus actually hearing it. And it's actually my least favorite type of conversation.

Like I just got out of the hospital and I'm telling a friend and she's like, yeah, well, when I went in, dead, dead, dead, and you're like, okay, I don't care about you, your baby.

Like, give me five minutes to act like I'm the only one that's ever given birth. And then I'll join the rank and file of mothers.

But so here's the. And I can't I'm not I'm not going to say, well, when I pulled my cat out of that car, I mean, you can only sit there and be an awe and in shock and horrified.

Long story short is her due date her second due date was the 13th. And no, and I had just decided like, look, we're very lucky. We have this time.

We don't go anywhere because of COVID. So it's not like I can go do a set because I'm trying to be safe because everyone has it.

Because I have the ability to do it. So we decided, you know what? We'll look at this like a gift. We're going to get up every morning. We'll go for a fun coffee. We'll pick a hike.

We'll get lunch like and we watch a movie like a criterion collection movie. So no big deal.

We can think out of it and it's slow and it's whatever, but that's okay. Like there are worse things.

And so we went for a week. Like day four of doing this went for a hike and we're eating and I get one of the I get a call from the doctor's office.

There's this generic voice that a lot of office administrator workers in LA have, especially medical offices. It's this like female sort of low tone like, hi, this is Angela calling from Dr. Smith's office.

I just wanted like, I don't know who like we have to teach women like speak with confidence. Hi, this is Emily. I'm calling like try to sound like a robot.

They all just sound like kind of beaten down. I'm calling to just check up. If you could call me back at a phone tree that will never answer again.

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