I really struggle with the guilt of giving this attention.

I want to know that internally, I tried to quit.

And you can't.

I did quit for a bit, but I went back last night and now I want more.

I a thousand percent know why your crime addiction of the why.

Drop it like a hot.

Drop it like a tie.

Natalie, what do I do? I hope it's a pack. Drop like a tie. Drop like a tag. Natalie, what do I do?

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.

I hope it's giddy, giddy.

And this is actually a really fun Tuesday because it's gonna be, it's gonna

be my...

Okay, yeah.

Okay.

I'm gonna have to pull up my production notes because this is what's crazy about TikTok. There's a whole

another world that lives on TikTok that I think most of the world wouldn't know about if

unless you were on TikTok and consumed it. By what I mean is the swinging Mormon moms,

the world did not know about until it came to like kind of Hulu. I don't really know where they

are now, but it became mainstream culture. But on TikTok, there were so many storylines happening that all of us knew, oh, this is happening, but not everybody knew that it was happening, but we even knew them to the point of like, someone's got a baby, like to the point where we would talk to each other and follow each other on TikTok, okay?

And the other crazy thing about algorithms is that, like, somebody who had zero interest in Mormon

moms or a mom or a family or get, would they never be served this whole storyline like i'm sure my kids were like our sons

were never served that yet i mean it it is we can't we should make sure that did not cancel i don't

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