Lucy

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That's how I get people when they're really mean to me. I'm not like, go F yourself. I'm like, I hope you have the day you deserve. It's a great, it's a great kind insult.

That's how I get people when they're really mean to me. I'm not like, go F yourself. I'm like, I hope you have the day you deserve. It's a great, it's a great kind insult.

I'm worried about all the science.

I'm worried about all the science.

I'm worried about all the science.

Hi, I'm Lucy. I live in the southeast of the United States. I'm 35. I work in the service industry, and I have for 16 years. I work at a really nice, fun, and funky, eclectic restaurant That has been such a blessing in my life. My bosses are great. I'm literally living in their house right now. And yeah, I love everything from hiking to writing to reading. I obviously consume a lot of podcasts.

Hi, I'm Lucy. I live in the southeast of the United States. I'm 35. I work in the service industry, and I have for 16 years. I work at a really nice, fun, and funky, eclectic restaurant That has been such a blessing in my life. My bosses are great. I'm literally living in their house right now. And yeah, I love everything from hiking to writing to reading. I obviously consume a lot of podcasts.

Hi, I'm Lucy. I live in the southeast of the United States. I'm 35. I work in the service industry, and I have for 16 years. I work at a really nice, fun, and funky, eclectic restaurant That has been such a blessing in my life. My bosses are great. I'm literally living in their house right now. And yeah, I love everything from hiking to writing to reading. I obviously consume a lot of podcasts.

And I have been wanting to share this story for a really long time. But none of the other podcasts ever felt quite right. So until I was 11, I grew up on a little island along a river. It literally was just big enough to have a neighborhood. So it was really safe. I grew up without squirrels, which in retrospect is pretty hilarious.

And I have been wanting to share this story for a really long time. But none of the other podcasts ever felt quite right. So until I was 11, I grew up on a little island along a river. It literally was just big enough to have a neighborhood. So it was really safe. I grew up without squirrels, which in retrospect is pretty hilarious.

And I have been wanting to share this story for a really long time. But none of the other podcasts ever felt quite right. So until I was 11, I grew up on a little island along a river. It literally was just big enough to have a neighborhood. So it was really safe. I grew up without squirrels, which in retrospect is pretty hilarious.

I was very lucky because it was so safe that we were all able to ride our bikes constantly. It was very flat. Like even at age three, I was allowed to be outside by myself riding my bike. And I had a difficult childhood. It was not easy. My family is kind of like a sociological experiment, is what my siblings and I joke about, because we're all so far apart in age.

I was very lucky because it was so safe that we were all able to ride our bikes constantly. It was very flat. Like even at age three, I was allowed to be outside by myself riding my bike. And I had a difficult childhood. It was not easy. My family is kind of like a sociological experiment, is what my siblings and I joke about, because we're all so far apart in age.

I was very lucky because it was so safe that we were all able to ride our bikes constantly. It was very flat. Like even at age three, I was allowed to be outside by myself riding my bike. And I had a difficult childhood. It was not easy. My family is kind of like a sociological experiment, is what my siblings and I joke about, because we're all so far apart in age.

I mean, the eldest is Gen X, and then the youngest is Gen Z. And then we have a brother who is seven years older than me. And then I have another brother who is seven years younger than me. My mom calls it the seven-year itch. That dynamic alone is very interesting. And we're not, a lot of people think like, oh, well, that's typical because they remarry and have step sisters.

I mean, the eldest is Gen X, and then the youngest is Gen Z. And then we have a brother who is seven years older than me. And then I have another brother who is seven years younger than me. My mom calls it the seven-year itch. That dynamic alone is very interesting. And we're not, a lot of people think like, oh, well, that's typical because they remarry and have step sisters.

I mean, the eldest is Gen X, and then the youngest is Gen Z. And then we have a brother who is seven years older than me. And then I have another brother who is seven years younger than me. My mom calls it the seven-year itch. That dynamic alone is very interesting. And we're not, a lot of people think like, oh, well, that's typical because they remarry and have step sisters.