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Welcome to the Cat and Moose podcast.
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I'm Cat and.
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I'm Moose.
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This is a true life podcast where we explore the quirks of being human.
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Hey Cat, hey Moose, hey Sarah, hi, sarah's back.
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Welcome back.
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I am going to assume that I know the minds of our listeners, and they have really missed you.
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Oh, that's sweet.
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I've actually really missed being here and being like a voice here.
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I think I was on the last one, but nope.
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Definitely not.
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Nope.
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Nope, I was in.
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Australia?
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I don't think so.
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But, you edited it.
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I did Edited it.
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Yeah, edited it, I was in.
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Australia?
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I don't think so, but you edited it.
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I did Edited it.
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You edited it very fast.
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We did one and then we didn't release it.
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That was the one before.
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And I was on that and then no one got to hear me Patrons did.
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Oh, patrons did.
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It's just interesting.
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The weeks that you're not here, because I'm such an analytical, technical person I watch like a Hawk our listenership.
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It's not true, but if I were, I could almost guarantee you that the weeks that you were not on, all of our listeners left like they were just leave.
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They did miss you.
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Well, I appreciate that I missed.
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I've missed all of you.
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What are your top three things from your trip overseas?
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Um, I got to go to New Zealand and Australia for two and a half weeks, um, as part of a tour and it was so fun.
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Uh, I was so very impressed by both countries.
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Um, I thought they were incredibly clean, or or at least the parts of the towns I was in.
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You know, of course, we were in metro, which can get very dirty, and a lot of the places there were a couple in particular that reminded me of San Francisco and then another that reminded me of New York and the trash and like just dirty concrete, like it didn't exist there.
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You know, those like cleaners that'll go like pass you by on Kroger, like just like mopping the floor and they kind of have like a squeegee in the back end.
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Yeah, they're cleaning their sidewalks with those.
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Wow, like it is so clean there and I was just like I felt like the country was literally in the future, but also like they felt just so advanced and we had a couple other local personnel that toured with us throughout and so it was fun to get to know them, just like on a personal level, and I was able to say you know, these are some things I've noticed and they're like, well, we've had, like we're such a new country, we've had time to, we've been able to observe how it's been done and and you know, uh, how to do infrastructure, how to do you know whatever and um, anyway, it just from like a visual side, you could really like see that.
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It was just very evident I find it so fascinating and so encouraging.
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Inspiring when I see humans observing things and then making things better.
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Yeah, like that.
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Just that to me is so inspirational and it's like it's how we got from Stonehenge to skyscrapers.
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You know, it's like we've just kind of evolved as a society and technology and all of that, and it's like getting to experience it real time like that I bet that was really cool.
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It was cool.
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And you know it's all like like I mean, I wasn't going to a third world country, obviously, like they're very well advanced and everything, and so it was like the stuff that we're used to here um just felt like a notch better, you know, a notch up, I don't know anyway.
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Um, so that I was actually did not see any animals.
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I saw lots of birds.
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They were really cool birds, really amazing and funny birds, but I opted out on the zoo trip.
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Everybody got to go to Sea Verbon Zoo, oh cool, and it was just a day that was like in the 90s and super humid and I was like it's going to be fun.
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But I also am like just going to take care of myself and like have a day off.
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And that was actually the day that I was supposed to be editing that one episode and we ended up scrapping it and I got like the whole day off.
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It was so fun.
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So I ended up just wandering around and like that was just like fun.
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It was fun.
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I like traveling solo and it's fun to just go explore and like do things on my own and just like have four or five, six hours to just wander and I loved it.
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Yeah, I really had so much fun.
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Is there anything memorable about anything that you ate or drank Everything.
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Their beer scene is phenomenal.
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They have got it going on as far as draft beers and coffees and nuts.
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There.
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They don't even really have Starbucks.
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There's like four or five you know in the whole country Like and so, um, I had flat whites just all day long and um, yeah, everything's just kind of like espresso drinks.
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They don't like I.
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It was funny.
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I was trying to order, um, like what we would get here, like one of those you know, kind of gallon of of drip coffee from Starbucks, if you're trying to.
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You know, serve 10, 15 people and I was trying to explain that to somebody and they were like a gallon, like they were just so shocked that we would do that Of course they don't do drip coffee Like it's.
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If you want that, you're getting an Americano, or you know.
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Anyway, well, welcome back.
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Thank you, thank you, guys, it's really really nice Welcome.
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Still got like a whole bunch of jet lag.
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I feel like I don't even know what time it is right now, but I feel like between like two and five o'clock.
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You're like I'm gonna die if I don't lay down.
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Look at what we did there.
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Okay, let's talk about postino postino.
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Yes, let's talk about postino.
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We are going to an early dinner tonight.
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We are.
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We are now senior citizens, uh this is not news to our listeners.
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No, it is not we are senior citizens and uh, I found this new restaurant in 12 South area of Nashville called Postino 12 South and, by the way, they have locations in lots of cities, so check it out but they have like charcuterie boards and wine and all these little small bites and tapas and we we were fighting about is it fancy, right?
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Which is always sort of a question that we ask when we are going out.
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Well, I ask because I never want to be underdressed, right, right?
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That's always been a thing.
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It's.
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I mean, you have known me for 8 million years and, like I melt down sometimes when I can't find the right thing to wear.
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Yeah, so we look at the pictures and I say to you, what are you wearing?
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And you said this, and I said okay, and you go, what it's not fancy?
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And I said I have seen videos on their Instagram and it feels a little bit there's dark, it's darkly lit, wait, dimly lit.
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It's dimly lit.
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It's dimly lit, so am I.
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Well, it's dim and candle lit is actually what it is, and to me that meant oh no, what am I going to wear?
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I can't just wear like a t-shirt, and you said something that I thought was fantastic.
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Would you share what that was?
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Yes, I said that I.
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I am not going to change anything I'm wearing except for my shirt, and I'm going to change from a t-shirt to a V-neck.
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Yeah, yeah, you are.
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And I, I love this, that at this point in our lives, and I love this At this point in our lives, from crew neck to V-neck.
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That's the jump.
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Yeah, it's really going from day to night, like we're not changing lipstick color, we're not switching perfumes that are smokier.
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No, we're going from crew neck to v-neck because in my most comfortable being like, when I feel the most comfortable wearing clothes on this planet, I'm wearing the outfit that I have on right now.
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I'm wearing tennis shoes that are very sturdy, I'm wearing some little socks that are very comfy and, um, my little James Purse pants in a t-shirt, like that's just how I like to dress and the cat fit.
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That's the cat fit.
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Yeah, and and it's neither here nor there, I'm not trying to make a statement, I'm just trying to enjoy.
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What does it feel like in my body to be dressed the way?
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That is the most comfortable yeah.
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And so, in order to give a little bit of effort to Postino and its other constituents, I I am willing to sacrifice and change my crew neck to a V-neck, and that's as far as I'm going to go.
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I like it Again.
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This is about being ourselves.
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Yes, and that's the thing, right Is I want I'm also.
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I don't want to sit there with super tight jeans around my belly where I can't have another piece of bread and some more olives I want to make room.
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Yeah, and, and, and I feel like my the point that I made was pretty spot on, I think, and going like the nicest thing on their menu is a sandwich sandwich.
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But I mean, like really they have in that I think they call it crostini's like a toasted piece of bread.
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Yeah, so it's basically a sandwich shop.
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I don't.
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I think it, yeah.
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So I think it's supposed to be snacky and whiny, and but I think, as the, as the as the sun sets.
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Which happens at 445 now.
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Yeah, like is there an expectation?
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Is it really the question?
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Like, do I need a smoky eye to go into Postino?
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Yeah, yeah, no, no, no no no.
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I think the answer is no Okay, and I think that for you, the answer might be yes.
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Ooh, that might feel better for you, the answer might be yes, that might feel better for you and your body.
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Like I would be curious, like when you think about how do I have the least amount of anxiety going into Postini, is that because you feel really good about how?
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you're dressed.
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I love that it's now called Crustini.
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She said Postini.
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Oh man, this is getting good y'all, Isn't it it?
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It is postini.
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I thought it was post up stano well, I who knows.
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We'll have to ask the people who work there how do?
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You?
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How do you say the name I've got it right of your shitty restaurant?
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It's post Postino.
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Oh, you said Postini, which is great Cause it's like martini Maybe that's what's on my mind, or crostini, crostini.
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Moving along.
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Okay, how are your hundred days of being your most authentic self going?
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Well, thanks for asking.
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I don't know exactly what day it is, but it's going very well.
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I have.
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I'm just questioning everything in a positive way.
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I'm going oh, look at that, I was supposed to go have drinks with a friend and kind of catch up and I knew by like 10, I wasn't going to be able to pull it together and I had showered, I.
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I looked, okay, it was nothing to do with that, it was just I.
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I just couldn't do it, and so I was just honest with that person and said for mental health reasons, I may need to reschedule.
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And that person was very kind, and so I'm just trying to put action to what it is that I need.
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Yeah, Good for you.
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That's awesome.
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How are you?
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I'm doing okay.
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I um was really.
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I was really impacted by something that you did for me this week.
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Let's tell everyone, let's tell the world.
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Is that okay with you?
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Yeah, I was talking about some changes that I am implementing in my life.
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I'm about to undergo a new treatment.
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It's called PRP, it's called plasma rich protein, protein rich plasma I think is actually what it is, and it is something that is going to potentially help my foot heal, and I've been looking for anything that is not surgery to help my foot heal, and so they basically take your body's plasma and they inject it in different areas of the foot and that helps the foot heal.
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It's kind of like giving the foot like a super green drink or something like that, and so, in order for that to work, there are a handful of things that I need to do to promote healing best, and that is not drinking alcohol, that is not using all of my favorite CBD oils that I use, and that is, um, you know, just changing some of my day to day habits, like my eating habits.
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It's very, very helpful, um, in general, but also with this treatment, to eat plant-based and I'd like to get a fried chicken sandwich from McDonald's.
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You know sandwich sandwich, and so you like McDonald's if you're going to choose fried chicken, yeah.
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Well, I mean, if I'm going to choose fried chicken, I'd choose Popeye's, but the fried chicken sandwich from McDonald's is my favorite.
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And so all of that to say is, I was kind of processing some of that with you and I was being really hard on myself and you were like, um, I would like you to listen to this.
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You said I have a song for you, and so I clicked and listened and I thought it would be some, like you know, alicia Keys or something like really, but I mean something like really kind of sophisticated and and and it was a ccm song, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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And and, which is awesome.
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I love the genre that we work in.
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Yeah, and in my real life, I don't really have anybody sending me christian music songs to encourage me like, that's just not, it is rare for me to do?
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Yeah, and so I listened to the song and I was like I wrote you back and I said, oh my God, did you actually send me a Christian music song to encourage me?
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Yeah, and you said yes.
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Well, because the message of the song is so good.
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It's so good and the message is to be kind to yourself, to yourself, and it's basically saying like, if god can be kind to you, I think you can be kind to you, right, and what a fantastic concept it's like.
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If the creator of the universe can treat me with kindness, who am I to treat myself unkindly, you know, and it really it made a really big impact on me, so much so that, like my paper, what if you were?
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like pull up your shirt.
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I got a tattoo.
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I got a tattoo on my navel that says please be kind to me.
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But I said be kind to yourself Like it's even it's like on my podcast notes this week.
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So I just really wanted to thank you, not only for our coaching session, also for, um, your encouragement for me to be kind to myself, so much so that I was in class the other night and we were leaving the building and I had locked a door that didn't need to be locked yet, and so I said to my friend I was like, oh my gosh, this smart, wonderful, beautiful, fantastic woman has forgotten your keys to unlock the door.
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And he said to me he said I really appreciate how you spoke about yourself.
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Cause.
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I chose to speak about myself in a way that was not derogatory, so that's great, yeah, so, speaking of pulling back on the alcohol and all the things, when does this protocol begin?
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Tomorrow, okay, yeah, tomorrow.
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So we're going to get crazy.
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We're going to get nuts and postino in our V-necks.
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I'm suddenly worried.
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There's not going to be enough food to eat at this place.
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Oh, no, no, no, just like sandwich boards Pretty much.
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Wait a minute.
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I said I haven't looked at the menu.
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I saw the place, it looked good and you wrote back.
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Kat, you said the menu looks amazing and it does.
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And.
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I had you wine drinkers in mind at this place.
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Well, one of the things, wineos.
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Yeah, one of the things that they said is they said we celebrate wine for the sacred moments and the casual moments of life.
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Which basically means, if you're an alcoholic, come here.
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No, no, you don't actually, that's not how I took it.
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But okay, you don't actually need any reason to drink.
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Come here, we'll celebrate it all with you.
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Yeah, that's fair, fair enough, I mean, that's also the airport's rules.
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I mean, AI wrote that really well.
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Postino, postino, postino.
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You and your AI assistant did great.
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Okay, did you guys hear about this kayaker in Wisconsin?
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Yeah, the guy that faked his own.
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Yeah, I saw that yeah.
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What in the world?
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I've watched a bunch of news clips about this and I want to like yell at every reporter because they're like oh, so you know, know, he went, and now he's in eastern europe potentially, and faked his own death.
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But there's two questions I have.
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Number one why?
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Like nobody is talking about why, right, and every article I can find simply says, um, he had personal reasons.
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And I'm like so do I?
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right, I've got lots of personal reasons a lot of personal reasons to completely fake my own dad.
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Me too, right wait yes okay, go and then, secondly, my question is they talked about how he went, rode his e-bike, flipped the canoe, got rid of the phone, rode his e-bike to madison and then made his way to canada.
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But how did he get from canada to eastern europe?
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Like?
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Is he on?
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Like a barge ship?
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Like nobody's filling in that gap for me either, because he probably wouldn't be allowed to fly, would he?
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And I don't?
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know that anybody would know Like let's just, let's just say, let's, let's fake my death right now.
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So let's say that I start now faking my death.
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So I get on my e-bike and I go to Percy Priest and I get in a kayak and I take my phone in the kayak and I paddle, paddle, paddle, paddle, paddle and I flip it over and I swim out and I make it look like I drowned.
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And then I get on the e-bike and I drive to canada I mean, I've still got my driver's license, my passport, my, my, everything, like I bet he, I bet nobody knew anything was wrong when he well, that's true.
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When he got to canada, they said now they can look back and see that they did, but maybe he already had the flight booked.
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Yeah, I think he did, but then why can't they find him?
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So, anyway, have you seen that he's done videos where he's saying this is my proof of life?
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I am alive.
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I haven't seen that part.
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What's funny is the only thing.
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I only way I knew about it.
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I was in Australia when all this went down and I I think a video came across my Instagram feed and it was like a video of somebody interviewing him.
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It was like I don't know if it was like in LA or something, but this was like.
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I think it was like a year prior to all of this happening and he was asking this person who was maybe like someone who could tell the future, or something like this oh, it was like it was like, think, like on one of the beach fronts and people are like roller skating by and like that kind of thing.
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He's like on a bike and someone he asks questions about, like faking your own death or like getting moving moving to another country and like it was like this whole thing and this was all on video a year prior and I'm like what is this about?
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that's how I was introduced to the story so wait, he was asking who about these things it was almost like he stopped at this.
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um, it was like a let's call her a fortune teller that was working on the beach at in la and he was riding his bike by and stopped and asked can you tell me the truth?
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Like if I did this, does it?
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It was like, and that was on video Huh, I have to pull it up.
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Yeah, I'm probably just talking myself into a hole right now.
