On today's episode of the podcast, I don't know how we got there, but I end up talking about poop and pee.

I share the story of how this little get-together we're having for Halloween on the farm has snowballed into a major event

that I'm wondering if I'm gonna need permits for and how I'm gonna have to rent a porta potty.

This leads in to some storytelling about my greatest fear in life, what it's like being a germaphobe and how I navigate

motherhood, avoiding public bathrooms at all costs. Essentially, it's an episode about all things, body parts, private, privacy, fears and germs, and poop and pee.

I also share a little update about how this prank I'm playing on my brother is going.

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Let's jump in.

Ooy, ooh, ooh.

I think this is the most Swedish way I've ever started this podcast.

Oi, oi, oi, oi, oi, oi, oi.

Welcome to the show, all my friends, and Ooyoy.

Ooy, Ooy. Or, Ooy, O'oy is something we say in Sweden when we are overwhelmed,

when we are a little bit concerned about what's happening, you know, oi-oi,

it's like, oh, you know, something's not going well.

Oi-oi-oi, it's a really good word, it's not even a word, it's more like a sound that we make.

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