Get inside, get inside. How are you doing? Just say hi as you're coming in and I hope that you're not coming in by accident and you were actually looking forward to this conversation and you're going to stick around with us.

I am going to get Mark into the room in just a moment, but for now, just come inside,

come inside, get comfortable. Get comfortable. Get a little blanket. Get a little blanket.

I have my tea. I'm going to be preparing my tea while we have this conversation.

Do get comfortable. I would recommend, if you're someone that is a note taker like me, get your notebook.

Thank you. Do I... Is the lipstick gone?

Thank you.

Thank you, Mary.

Please, please, please get into the room.

I am very excited for the conversation that we're going to be having today.

It's going to be, it's going to be a conversation that might challenge you.

It's a conversation that might offer relief.

It's a conversation that might bring up more questions.

It's a conversation that might validate you.

It's a conversation that might offend you.

It's a conversation that could go in so many different directions.

But I know that for me,

and for Mark, who is going to get inside in just a moment, I know that for both of us, we want you to get a sense of hope,

because there is absolutely a collective hopelessness.

So I really hope that you will be able to get what you need from this conversation and we do

want it to be interactive as well so keep writing in the comments make use of the Q&A box I think

there is such a thing if not Emily said offend. Oh, yes. Ask questions and we'll refer to them throughout,

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