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Speaker 1: all right, Welcome home, everybody. This is Tiffany Gross, Andrew
Speaker 1: Gailam and Angela Rai and you are tuned into this
Speaker 1: week's mini pod. Welcome Home. Welcome Home is not enthusiastic enough.
Speaker 2: Welcome, we mean it, We mean it.
Speaker 3: I mean it.
Speaker 2: I don't have to yell to be we mean it.
Speaker 1: Welcome home. This is our home and this is your home.
Speaker 1: And just like any family, we have disagreements sometimes, and
Speaker 1: so we thought it was important to share one of
Speaker 1: those more heated, intense discussions that we had last week
Speaker 1: with you all, and to know that right after that
Speaker 1: podcast was over, maybe ten minutes after everybody was good,
Speaker 1: we were all all back, because that's how it works
Speaker 1: with family.
Speaker 3: Well, you skip some steps, but I'll let you have it.
Speaker 1: What do you we can say what we want to
Speaker 1: say about it. And Andrew, do you want me to
Speaker 1: say the whole thing or do you want me to say.
Speaker 2: I'll say this is I knew that in the moment
Speaker 2: while we had already had a long day, and then
Speaker 2: of course we got to the subject of what value
Speaker 2: each of us puts on what we choose and desire
Speaker 2: to platform. And that does feel a little personal because
Speaker 2: you're now asking me what lens, what vet do I
Speaker 2: put on on on what I think we should be
Speaker 2: talking about on the show, and to the extent that
Speaker 2: we scrutinize each other's you know, vetting, it could feel
Speaker 2: real personal. So I completely got that. But I will
Speaker 2: sell you this and I think I said this angelout tip.
Speaker 2: I can't remember who one of y'all that. What I
Speaker 2: knew in that moment, although it was very tense and whatnot,
Speaker 2: was that we were not going to leave New York
Speaker 2: without resolution, which is not something that I would bet on.
Speaker 2: And many really relationships that I know of, friendships, romantic
Speaker 2: relationships are otherwise where you have confidence that there's enough
Speaker 2: love and respect in this space that before we leave
Speaker 2: this place we will be reconciled, even if it is
Speaker 2: we still disagree. But guess what, it was never my
Speaker 2: intention to hurt you and not I'm really sorry that
Speaker 2: you were hurt by what I say, like that backhanded thing.
Speaker 2: Right fact, that's not going to happen because that's not
Speaker 2: who we are that's not who we are at this
Speaker 2: stage in our lives. And the other thing that I
Speaker 2: appreciate about who we are and not who we are
Speaker 2: about this stage in our lives is that I don't
Speaker 2: think either of us feel like we've got to beast
Speaker 2: one another like we got to one up end. I
Speaker 2: don't feel like I have anything to prove to either
Speaker 2: one of you. What I felt like I want to
Speaker 2: do is to show up as my best self every time,
Speaker 2: and even in those moments where I can't. I want
Speaker 2: to be able to count on the fact that y'all
Speaker 2: know me well enough that you and loved me and
Speaker 2: care for me enough that you'll have grace and those
Speaker 2: moments where we can't. And so I just I know
Speaker 2: y'all have more to say about this, because you had
Speaker 2: some after conversation. I just felt like, I know it's
Speaker 2: heated right now, but you know what, keep it pushing
Speaker 2: because we're not leaving this space without feeling complete.
Speaker 3: I love that. I think you know.
Speaker 4: I was feeling really defensive, and I was telling Tiff
Speaker 4: when we walked out of the room, like we were
Speaker 4: all walking down the stairs quietly. We recorded some other
Speaker 4: evergreen content that honestly, it might end up being trash
Speaker 4: because my energy was completely off. I wouldn't even hardly
Speaker 4: look at tiv I was like lookingside was talking about
Speaker 4: Andrew feels like he was talking himself, which doesn't just
Speaker 4: happen when we're mad.
Speaker 3: Sometimes Andrew to preach it anyway by himself.
Speaker 4: He'd be like, somebody gonna get it, hello, lights. But
Speaker 4: the bottom line is I literally walked out the room
Speaker 4: and I turned around the Tivy. I was like, you
Speaker 4: hurt my feelings, and I was in tears, and then
Speaker 4: she was like, don't cry. You're gonna make me cry,
Speaker 4: and that is I mean, that's it. I think that
Speaker 4: part of I think part of what happened is, you know,
Speaker 4: a lot of times in life people aren't in tune
Speaker 4: with where they are on their journeys.
Speaker 3: And so.
Speaker 4: I think I've done a lot of work from a
Speaker 4: therapy perspective to like, no, oh, this person was rising
Speaker 4: up because sixth grade Angela showed up.
Speaker 3: I was feeling bullied.
Speaker 4: Nobody was saying anything to bully me, but I was
Speaker 4: feeling it, and Tiff give it. Being the media strategy
Speaker 4: she is, she was like, oh my god, I could
Speaker 4: see that because you were literally sandwich between me and Andrew
Speaker 4: and we were on the same side.
Speaker 3: You were in the middle, so you're like squished. I
Speaker 3: was like, oh my god, I didn't even think about that.
Speaker 3: So there's that. Plus I'm not sleeping.
Speaker 4: We're working really hard on Marilyn Moseby's petition, like there's
Speaker 4: so many things happening. I'm waking up at tiffany hours,
Speaker 4: and for any of you all that know me, no,
Speaker 4: like I'm a night out, so that means I'm sleeping
Speaker 4: like three or four hours right now. So I think
Speaker 4: I was uniquely tender from that, just like when you
Speaker 4: have a little kid with if it's your child, you know,
Speaker 4: it's like, oh, no, you need to go to bed.
Speaker 4: It was one of those sleepy you're not thinking clearly,
Speaker 4: you're you know, you're delirious, and I just I was
Speaker 4: feeling tender, and so I thank God for this safe
Speaker 4: podspace that we've created where I could say I'm feeling tender.
Speaker 3: And when Tiff said you think I said.
Speaker 4: That, how I heard it was very different than her
Speaker 4: intention because she started feeling defensive, like, how could you possibly.
Speaker 3: Think I was saying that? And then I was like
Speaker 3: why would you talk to me in that towne?
Speaker 4: And then we were crying, and then Andrew missed all
Speaker 4: the tears, but I think deep down somewhere he probably
Speaker 4: had one single thug tear, because.
Speaker 3: Every now and then not the glory tear too.
Speaker 4: But I will also just say I think one of
Speaker 4: the things that that moment did for me, you guys,
Speaker 4: is it made me connect to what our listeners may
Speaker 4: have felt when they talked about how answer questions. And
Speaker 4: so the question I have today really is, in this
Speaker 4: space that we created, our pod, our unique little bubble,
Speaker 4: our safety bubble, what is our obligation to each other
Speaker 4: and then to our broader audience to hold that safe space,
Speaker 4: to ensure that people don't feel over attacked, that they
Speaker 4: don't feel like they're being put on the defensive, that
Speaker 4: they don't feel like we're trivializing what they say, and
Speaker 4: certainly that we're not doing that to each other. And
Speaker 4: then what is our responsibility when somebody may have a
Speaker 4: trigger that maybe we're not even aware of.
Speaker 3: Like how do you navigate that space?
Speaker 4: I think this is one thing that will help us
Speaker 4: not only be a better podcast, but better people to
Speaker 4: be in relationship with whether it's your church, community, your family,
Speaker 4: your friends, whomever, like, what is our responsibility collectively and
Speaker 4: as individuals to create safety?
Speaker 1: Sure, well, I will give my assessment and answering that question.
Speaker 3: I think.
Speaker 1: You know, Angela, you carry a lot, and we're all
Speaker 1: Type A person out like extreme Type A personalities, and
Speaker 1: it's very few people being a Type A personality. It's
Speaker 1: very few people I'm going to trust that you have
Speaker 1: it all together. But Angela is definitely one of those people.
Speaker 1: If Angel's like I'm taking lead on this, I trust
Speaker 1: that you have it all together. So my takeaway might
Speaker 1: be a little different from both of you guys. My
Speaker 1: takeaway is just because there are people in your life
Speaker 1: and your circle who are always on top of things,
Speaker 1: who always have it together, we have to also caution
Speaker 1: ourselves that we're not doing the superwoman myths on these people,
Speaker 1: you know, because honestly, the way I thought, I expected
Speaker 1: this to be a brawl and how we cover, but
Speaker 1: not a brawl in the way that it was. But
Speaker 1: that Angel's going to feel really strongly and come back
Speaker 1: and say, well, let me tell you why you and
Speaker 1: Andrew are wrong. And I think I did not in
Speaker 1: that moment hold space for everything and was feeling and
Speaker 1: going through and doing and so the lesson I think
Speaker 1: as a takeaway is don't assume because the person in
Speaker 1: your life does always juggle on everything, is always on
Speaker 1: top of it. Is always that person. Like we all
Speaker 1: have a right to, you know, have a moment. You know,
Speaker 1: ANGELI are always quick to take ownership of things. And
Speaker 1: I'm like, I don't think it's all on anybody, you know,
Speaker 1: I think it's in how we all collectively hold space
Speaker 1: for each other. I'm giving sometimes, you know, Andrew was,
Speaker 1: you know, saying we needn't be so high brow or whatever.
Speaker 1: Like Andrew says said that to me sometimes, and I
Speaker 1: wanted him to say it on air that day because
Speaker 1: I'm like, they're probably people out there who feel that way.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 1: I like highlighting our different perspectives and disagreement because we
Speaker 1: you know, we get to do that here. We didn't
Speaker 1: get to do that in other spaces because we were
Speaker 1: like under the umbrella of like black commentators. But the
Speaker 1: the we're not homogeneous in our community and so we
Speaker 1: get to have these nuanced disagreements in what we cover.
Speaker 1: I thought it was a really robust conversation that one.
Speaker 1: I don't like when things escalate to that level. But
Speaker 1: the comfort in being friends with people for multiple decades,
Speaker 1: as you know, there's is family, and it's going where
Speaker 1: we wanted to be good and not we're going to
Speaker 1: be good, you know. And we communicate spoken and unspoken,
Speaker 1: you know. And so I wish Andrew had been on
Speaker 1: his job and had been following me and behind the
Speaker 1: scenes footage and getting us hugging in the alley whatever.
Speaker 1: But it it just I thought, it's a different lesson,
Speaker 1: I know. But then you should have been out there
Speaker 1: on camera with your camera phone.
Speaker 3: No, I shouldn't have sas not loving hip hop to
Speaker 3: like our vts.
Speaker 2: And I think we all deal with like these things differently, right,
Speaker 2: So Angela at a different point may have needed us
Speaker 2: to lean in or to pull out. But you and
Speaker 2: I may have a different relationship with conflict or with
Speaker 2: the way in which conflict is handled. So, for instance,
Speaker 2: if things get too emotional for a long time, for me,
Speaker 2: if things got really emotional, my first comment was, and
Speaker 2: Jay is going to like, amen, this was You're not
Speaker 2: a victim. We both have our grievances here, this is you,
Speaker 2: This is where I am da da, but neither of
Speaker 2: us are victims here. And it was now that in reflection,
Speaker 2: I'm thinking, what a harsh insense it is, and like
Speaker 2: non loving way to approach a conflict is to say
Speaker 2: like you're not a victim. That is like the worst
Speaker 2: place to go with it. And thank God for Angela
Speaker 2: introducing me to therapy in a way that I had
Speaker 2: never been before really helped me to get outside of it,
Speaker 2: because the only thing I needed to hear was how
Speaker 2: are you feeling? And whether I feel like I did
Speaker 2: something to necessitate that or not. The truth is is
Speaker 2: that a person who I love and cared deeply about
Speaker 2: reacted to a thing that I did or said in
Speaker 2: this way, and that isn't what I want to happen.
Speaker 2: I want you to hear me, clearly, but I certainly
Speaker 2: don't want to level you in the process. I don't
Speaker 2: want you to walk away feeling like you're less intelligent,
Speaker 2: or you have less to contribute, or that your voices
Speaker 2: and as important or as valued. And I'll just disclose.
Speaker 2: You know, Angelina, I had a conversation yesterday after our
Speaker 2: don Limit interview, and I was, you know, saying to
Speaker 2: her that you know, I've sort of gotten used to,
Speaker 2: at least in some ways in our podcast, like not
Speaker 2: really fighting for the space in every conversation. Like if
Speaker 2: comments are being had or being said and either I'm
Speaker 2: not invited directly into it, or the conversation takes place
Speaker 2: and I've not made a contribution, my default position might
Speaker 2: be like, Okay, I'm not of value at this space
Speaker 2: and in this time. And the adjustment, or the compromise
Speaker 2: I made with myself is like, Okay, just accept that
Speaker 2: in some spaces and at certain times you won't be
Speaker 2: of value. And what Angela was pointing out was that
Speaker 2: may be an incident where you might not feel that way,
Speaker 2: but to the point that that becomes now your conduct.
Speaker 2: You've negotiated yourself into a space where every week you
Speaker 2: now feel like you have to just sort of sit
Speaker 2: with it, be quiet, keep it moving. Time is going.
Speaker 2: I don't know how to shut up. Whatever the thing
Speaker 2: is is that the self talk that I'm telling myself
Speaker 2: now we are completely disrupting the very environment we're trying
Speaker 2: to create for ourselves. The very environment we're trying to
Speaker 2: create is that I don't have to be curated through
Speaker 2: the world's lens that if this conversation takes me away
Speaker 2: from one about politics and one about the fact that, gosh,
Speaker 2: I feel, you know, no real worth in this moment,
Speaker 2: and I don't want to be in a I have
Speaker 2: too much respect for myself. I'd like to think that
Speaker 2: I don't want to be anywhere where my contribution isn't valid,
Speaker 2: where I'm not making a contribution at all. And to
Speaker 2: your point, Angela, about where we have to be respectful
Speaker 2: and where do our listeners show up? They show up
Speaker 2: all the way through this. It breaks. I can't tell
Speaker 2: y'all if you're on the listening side of this, what
Speaker 2: it did to Angela and Tiffany when we got some
Speaker 2: comments about from some of the listeners who said, I
Speaker 2: felt like you all disrespected the questioner here, like you
Speaker 2: just completely. I'm sitting on the I'm sitting here with
Speaker 2: them on a you know, on the telephone, and they're like,
Speaker 2: I can't believe that. I just I can't believe I
Speaker 2: wasn't aware of that and this, and and they're going
Speaker 2: back and forth. I'm like, y'all, you want to call
Speaker 2: them on three ay, y'all want to FaceTime? I mean,
Speaker 2: you're like, what are we.
Speaker 4: Going to do.
Speaker 2: No, I was saying.
Speaker 3: He was genuine.
Speaker 1: That's the scary part. He really wanted to FaceTime these people.
Speaker 2: Absolutely was serious. I was like, we have to unburden this,
Speaker 2: and I'm really sick of this. I can't believe we
Speaker 2: said that. And I got to go back and look
Speaker 2: at the video and all that kind off. I'm like, look,
Speaker 2: which I want to do about it? And so so
Speaker 2: just know that it isn't anyone's intention to go that way.
Speaker 2: And I think in our apology the following week, I
Speaker 2: mentioned that sometimes we're not even responding directly to what
Speaker 2: the question is, which is part of our obligation to
Speaker 2: respond to what the question is, because you posed it
Speaker 2: and we respect you enough to give you an answer.
Speaker 2: But we're responding to all of the clouds, the layers
Speaker 2: of stuff that we've had to dig through all week,
Speaker 2: and all of everybody else's misimpressions about that thing. And
Speaker 2: now we feel like, oh, this is the window to
Speaker 2: correct the rest of the world, not you, the questioner,
Speaker 2: but the rest of the world on that perspective. And
Speaker 2: so I have nothing but love and respect for our audience,
Speaker 2: and that has to mean more than our words. That
Speaker 2: it has to be manifest in our actions, not just
Speaker 2: in the way that we experience it, but also the
Speaker 2: way that you, our listeners, experience it. And that's just
Speaker 2: the work in progress. But know our heart.
Speaker 1: Please all right, job, We're going to take a quick break,
Speaker 1: but don't go anywhere, because we still want to talk
Speaker 1: more about how to create safe spaces, not just for us,
Speaker 1: but for you as well. We'll be right back. I
Speaker 1: even like having this conversation and putting it out there
Speaker 1: for our viewers because I want the audience to feel
Speaker 1: like they are part of the conversation. And I think
Speaker 1: what they appreciated about the mini pod last week is
Speaker 1: they felt like they were eavesdropping on a private disagreement
Speaker 1: with all of us. And I think all of us
Speaker 1: maintain how we feel. I don't think Angela you feel
Speaker 1: any different. I don't think Andrew you feel a different.
Speaker 1: I don't feel any different. And it's like, yeah, we
Speaker 1: can have these three opposing points of view and still
Speaker 1: come together as family, as friends and you know, spend
Speaker 1: time with you other and laugh and you know, nothing changes.
Speaker 1: And I think that's what we're the society we're trying
Speaker 1: to build and go for in terms of our audience
Speaker 1: and the things that we platform here and creating a
Speaker 1: safe space for our viewers and for each other. I
Speaker 1: just want to make this plea to our audience and say,
Speaker 1: even when we disagree with you, we love you. You know.
Speaker 1: I think that I often say this to Angela, and
Speaker 1: I probably said this to you too, Andrew, Like, I
Speaker 1: think it's black people. We don't have the privilege to
Speaker 1: dislike each other, you know, right, But but there are
Speaker 1: people who you know, they're not my favorite people, you know,
Speaker 1: So among us, I'm like, I don't really rock with him,
Speaker 1: I don't really rock with her. But out here in
Speaker 1: this world, if something were happening, then I got to
Speaker 1: be a part of the army defending that person, you know.
Speaker 1: And so we feel that way. Even when you give
Speaker 1: a comment that I feel is a little disrespectful to
Speaker 1: the w NBA, we still welcome you, brother, We welcome
Speaker 1: you a comment, you know, like you're gonna have to
Speaker 1: get some of the smoke.
Speaker 2: Although I did think it was a hoax.
Speaker 1: But yeah, well either way, you know, I hope it wasn't.
Speaker 1: I hope, I hope he had more respect for us
Speaker 1: than giving a hoax. But who knows even when we
Speaker 1: disagree that we want you to pull up a seat
Speaker 1: to this table. You know, we've all come from spaces
Speaker 1: where we didn't feel welcome. For twenty four years, I
Speaker 1: didn't feel welcome in you know, mostly white run newsrooms
Speaker 1: that constantly dismiss my input and value and opinions. So
Speaker 1: I don't ever want either of my co hosts to
Speaker 1: feel like they don't have value. And I certainly don't
Speaker 1: want our audience, who shows up to us every week
Speaker 1: twice a week to hear us, to not feel like
Speaker 1: they have value. So we thank y'all for rocking with us,
Speaker 1: for tuning in every week. I thank you Angela for
Speaker 1: inviting me and Andrew to be part of this podcast
Speaker 1: and build this thing brick by brick with you. I
Speaker 1: think you Andrew for the times that we have on
Speaker 1: this podcast. But honestly, my favorite time is when we're
Speaker 1: not on the podcast, and it's just when Andrew and
Speaker 1: I get one on one time. I feel like it's
Speaker 1: so calming. I'm always telling you some personal drama I
Speaker 1: have or something, you know, Andela off doing something, she's
Speaker 1: going a flight, she doing something else, and I'm all
Speaker 1: about like where's a good restaurant, so Andrew and I'll
Speaker 1: go eat sometimes. But Angela and I also spend a
Speaker 1: lot of time too as the ladies. We have a
Speaker 1: whole girl group, so I get my alone time with
Speaker 1: each of them. But with Andrew, I just I truly
Speaker 1: value you, both personally and professionally. So I just I
Speaker 1: love y'all for having the space and just thank y'all
Speaker 1: for for for dealing on the days when I'm giving
Speaker 1: whatever I'm giving, when i'm giving highbrow to Andrew told
Speaker 1: you the anti when we were walking in Sancho Park.
Speaker 1: He was so like smooth jazz when you know how
Speaker 1: he does. Angela and he was like, I had I
Speaker 1: was a bit elevated at the time. And sometimes when
Speaker 1: I'm like that, I it means I go inward. Okay,
Speaker 1: I just get mute. What does that mean to It
Speaker 1: means that I had a mood ordering substance that sent
Speaker 1: me on a flight. Okay, and it is a good,
Speaker 1: beautiful Okay. Andrew was talking to me, and I hear it.
Speaker 1: But sometimes your thoughts are like they run away. You're
Speaker 1: like no, no, no, wait, and the thought is gone. And
Speaker 1: Andrew was like, you know when you get like this,
Speaker 1: you just have this judgmental look on your face, and
Speaker 1: I don't care for it.
Speaker 2: Just exuding judgment.
Speaker 1: But I have It's not even it just I was
Speaker 1: laughing so hard because he said it was just so
Speaker 1: funny to me. I'm like, see this, y I don't
Speaker 1: care for it.
Speaker 3: I don't care for it.
Speaker 2: It's just it's so proper that in most places I
Speaker 2: wouldn't have two words to say to the other person
Speaker 2: about how they look or what they're giving.
Speaker 4: Andrew, you give the craziest cussouts with no cuss words
Speaker 4: and big words. Sometimes you make up the words as well.
Speaker 4: But yeah, like yes, baby, hilarious.
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 1: Do we do we feel complete with this conversation or
Speaker 1: do we.
Speaker 3: Well, we didn't read the comment I wanted to read.
Speaker 4: I believe it's Denice Paris right, and it says I
Speaker 4: have been listening to your podcast since episode one. Just
Speaker 4: so y'all know, we are not going to make a
Speaker 4: practice of reading these comments. We expect for you to
Speaker 4: send in videos, but just because it was on point
Speaker 4: since episode one, I share the podcast a few times.
Speaker 4: I believe in what you are doing because it is
Speaker 4: imperative and needed. After listening to your last mini pod,
Speaker 4: I resonate with all your viewpoints because they are valid.
Speaker 4: I must say I lean toward Angela as I too
Speaker 4: was blindsided, as I would have never imagined millions on
Speaker 4: millions of people could ever be scammed by Trump. I
Speaker 4: am from NYC, and my very arrogance thought people knew
Speaker 4: he was deplorable in every aspect of being empty, nothing
Speaker 4: good and possibly evil. Keep going and know that your
Speaker 4: valuable information is appreciated. Keep fighting for the good and
Speaker 4: as you know, great things start small. Sometimes I love
Speaker 4: the podcast.
Speaker 1: I love that I share. I'm assure you of it.
Speaker 3: Angela, No, no, no, I didn't.
Speaker 4: I really think like she was like, I agree with
Speaker 4: her screaming on the podcast. She was saying she agreed
Speaker 4: with like being blindsided by like y'all really think you
Speaker 4: should vote for this?
Speaker 3: That was ny get it? Yeah, so not that part.
Speaker 1: But yes, I do appreciate the I But you know,
Speaker 1: I appreciate that no matter how we feel or what
Speaker 1: we say, we're three intelligent people with people out there
Speaker 1: who will reflect back like yes you had a good point,
Speaker 1: or yes I agree with you, or yes I agree
Speaker 1: with all three of you. All I think that's what
Speaker 1: it's for, So I like that we You don't want
Speaker 1: all three of us having the same perspective coming up
Speaker 1: with the same ideas, you know, Yeah, well we don't.
Speaker 1: But the one thing I would love to ask our listeners,
Speaker 1: if you guys don't mind, is we didn't dive enough
Speaker 1: into what it looks like to create a safe space.
Speaker 1: And since we are so lacking and safety in so
Speaker 1: many places. Some people at home don't have safety, some
Speaker 1: people at work don't have safety, some people in their
Speaker 1: neighborhoods don't have safety.
Speaker 3: What does it look like?
Speaker 4: What does it look like to create safety on this podcast?
Speaker 3: For you?
Speaker 4: What would what would it look like to be in
Speaker 4: this bubble with us and to feel like you have
Speaker 4: a safe place to process your political gripes, to get
Speaker 4: talking points to take back to your families, into your communities.
Speaker 3: What does it look like to create safety here?
Speaker 1: Do we want that on video or in comments or both?
Speaker 4: I would love the videos I love because I want
Speaker 4: to play them and see that I want I want
Speaker 4: the video responses. We have a video on our Instagram
Speaker 4: page at native lampod where you can see how to
Speaker 4: submit a video. We will repost that in our stories
Speaker 4: when this air, so you all can send in your
Speaker 4: videos and let us know what safety looks like to
Speaker 4: you on and.
Speaker 2: That. We love the money that jingles, but we prefer the.
Speaker 1: We did a whole Broadway routine in Central Park.
Speaker 3: We and our movies. We did a whole thing.
Speaker 1: Anyway, Stay tuned for me and Andrew.
Speaker 3: I'm excited that he's got some movie lines.
Speaker 2: We have a whole.
Speaker 4: We'll do.
Speaker 1: That's well, that's so welcome home. Thanks for listening, y'all.
Speaker 1: Remember to rate, review, subscribe, and tune into our regular
Speaker 1: episode on Thursday. Thank you guys for giving us safety
Speaker 1: to even have this platform. We look forward to hearing
Speaker 1: how we can give you that safety back. Welcome home, y'all,
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