Alie Ward

You got someone else's vice.

Yeah.

Oh, no shit.

That is my Achilles heel.

I cannot say no.

to tinned fish it is my new achilles heel and i don't know where it came from i god i also enjoyed um i mean you have chapters on asses boobs so much i did not know breathing intubation you intubated a dummy for this what does it sound like when you're in the operating room is it real squishy sounding

that it's very honest.

And that's a good question to ask.

Can I ask you some questions from listeners?

Yes, of course.

Okay, cool.

And before we get into human technomorphology questions with Mary, we're going to donate to a cause of her choosing.

And this week we're doing a double donation.

The first is to the Amputee Coalition, which is a community, a lifeline, and a source of strength for over 5.6 million Americans with limb loss and limb difference.

So whether you're newly navigating this journey, supporting a loved one, or looking for ways to give back, this is your space.

The Amputee Coalition builds a future where individuals can live fully and without limitations.

You can learn more and donate at amputeecoalition.org.

And we're also supporting the United Ostomy Associations of America.

which empowers and advocates for people who have had or will have an ostomy or continent diversion surgery.

And their mission is to promote quality of life for people with ostomies and continent diversions through information, support, advocacy, and collaboration.