Marissa

And I think being able to kind of show that on TV and then survive and find new love and be strong and be proud of who we are, I think that's something that resonated with me the most. I'm proud of y'all. You guys have been amazing. Thank you so much for joining me. This has been a wonderful, wonderful conversation. I love when we can get real and kiki. I love that.

So thank you so much for bringing that lovely energy. And I also want to thank you guys for tuning in to another episode of What's the Reality. I love you guys. Be sure to join us every Wednesday. I'll have some really amazing guests and we can all laugh and kiki together. Follow me on socials at What's the Reality Pod and I'll see you next Wednesday. What's the reality? What's the reality?

So thank you so much for bringing that lovely energy. And I also want to thank you guys for tuning in to another episode of What's the Reality. I love you guys. Be sure to join us every Wednesday. I'll have some really amazing guests and we can all laugh and kiki together. Follow me on socials at What's the Reality Pod and I'll see you next Wednesday. What's the reality? What's the reality?

So thank you so much for bringing that lovely energy. And I also want to thank you guys for tuning in to another episode of What's the Reality. I love you guys. Be sure to join us every Wednesday. I'll have some really amazing guests and we can all laugh and kiki together. Follow me on socials at What's the Reality Pod and I'll see you next Wednesday. What's the reality? What's the reality?

I am Marissa. A lot of us would either walk downtown from our neighborhoods and then, you know, work and like grab a ride with one person or two people or whoever, like kind of cram in the car. Nora was always the one who drove, because she lived in a different part of Olympia. So she always drove downtown versus, I guess, like walking to downtown to work.

I am Marissa. A lot of us would either walk downtown from our neighborhoods and then, you know, work and like grab a ride with one person or two people or whoever, like kind of cram in the car. Nora was always the one who drove, because she lived in a different part of Olympia. So she always drove downtown versus, I guess, like walking to downtown to work.

I am Marissa. A lot of us would either walk downtown from our neighborhoods and then, you know, work and like grab a ride with one person or two people or whoever, like kind of cram in the car. Nora was always the one who drove, because she lived in a different part of Olympia. So she always drove downtown versus, I guess, like walking to downtown to work.

And she would take us home most of the time. We like valued that too, because it's like that time to decompress. Ich lebte auf Rogers Street, auf der westlichen Seite von Olympia. And our other coworker lived, I think it was Foot Street. And it was like not even two blocks down south of Rogers Street.

And she would take us home most of the time. We like valued that too, because it's like that time to decompress. Ich lebte auf Rogers Street, auf der westlichen Seite von Olympia. And our other coworker lived, I think it was Foot Street. And it was like not even two blocks down south of Rogers Street.

And she would take us home most of the time. We like valued that too, because it's like that time to decompress. Ich lebte auf Rogers Street, auf der westlichen Seite von Olympia. And our other coworker lived, I think it was Foot Street. And it was like not even two blocks down south of Rogers Street.

And so we would like go up to the west side of Olympia, like drop one person off and like just scoot around. And it was when I could walk to this person's house in five minutes. We're really, really, really close. And we would just kind of scoot around. And we've done that a bunch of times.

And so we would like go up to the west side of Olympia, like drop one person off and like just scoot around. And it was when I could walk to this person's house in five minutes. We're really, really, really close. And we would just kind of scoot around. And we've done that a bunch of times.

And so we would like go up to the west side of Olympia, like drop one person off and like just scoot around. And it was when I could walk to this person's house in five minutes. We're really, really, really close. And we would just kind of scoot around. And we've done that a bunch of times.

In the neighborhoods in Olympia, everything is like a grid usually. And some streets have alleys in between them. That alley and most of them in that neighborhood, it's even more open than the neighborhood because it's like everybody's chain link fence and backyard and it's open.

In the neighborhoods in Olympia, everything is like a grid usually. And some streets have alleys in between them. That alley and most of them in that neighborhood, it's even more open than the neighborhood because it's like everybody's chain link fence and backyard and it's open.

In the neighborhoods in Olympia, everything is like a grid usually. And some streets have alleys in between them. That alley and most of them in that neighborhood, it's even more open than the neighborhood because it's like everybody's chain link fence and backyard and it's open.

And like maybe there's a tree and maybe there's somebody's rose bush and there's like a little shed or a garage lining that alleyway. für die Häuser dort, aber ja, wir können es normalerweise umdrehen und das nehmen. Es ist keine sehr lange Straße überhaupt. Es ist einfach nur ein kurzer Durchbruch. Ein voller Moment klingt verrückt.

And like maybe there's a tree and maybe there's somebody's rose bush and there's like a little shed or a garage lining that alleyway. für die Häuser dort, aber ja, wir können es normalerweise umdrehen und das nehmen. Es ist keine sehr lange Straße überhaupt. Es ist einfach nur ein kurzer Durchbruch. Ein voller Moment klingt verrückt.

And like maybe there's a tree and maybe there's somebody's rose bush and there's like a little shed or a garage lining that alleyway. für die Häuser dort, aber ja, wir können es normalerweise umdrehen und das nehmen. Es ist keine sehr lange Straße überhaupt. Es ist einfach nur ein kurzer Durchbruch. Ein voller Moment klingt verrückt.

Ein voller Moment des Fahrens in diese Allee, oder sogar, wenn wir umgekehrt sind und zurück in die Straße gegangen sind, ein voller Moment klingt wie viel zu viel Zeit, bevor man an der intersektiven Straße kommt und, weißt du, ein Recht und ein anderes Recht macht.