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One, two, three.

If you ever have feelings that you just want some amy and cat got you covered like a

brother ladies and fellas we just follow in the spirit where it tells us from the real stuff

to the chill stuff and the in between sometimes the best thing you can do is just

outs and feel things.

This is Feeling Things with Amy and Kat.

Happy Thursday.

Welcome to Couch Talks, the Q&A episode to our Feeling Things podcast.

I'm Amy.

And I'm Kat.

And we're going to start out of the gate with a voicemail about no-shoe households because we talked about that recently. And I love that

she got all therapeutic. She gave us a yes and. I was going to say she gave us a taste of our own

medicine. Yeah. We have to remind ourselves often to yes and life. And she gave us a yes and to being a no shoe household.

I guess I have approached not wearing shoes in the house as very, very black and white,

which makes it very, very difficult to do it.

Ever since we talked about it, too, by the way, more stuff pops up on my algorithm.

Like this video popped up on my phone just yesterday and it was like do you like to bring public restroom grime

into your home because like that's what you're doing it's like a foot like with toilet paper hanging

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