Peyton Dix

Yes. It was actually a really – talk about historical fiction. Like, it was really educating the youth. Anyway, no, so I went to the American Girl doll store when I was, like, maybe eight or nine years old. And my first foray into magazine publishing, there was, like, a modeling thing where you could, like, get your photo on the cover of an American Girl magazine.

And I did that with two of my dolls, with Addie and another doll. It was actually really special. Anyway, so we were in Chicago. That all happened in Chicago. Yeah. We went to Chicago to lose an Ambie award. Yeah, but we won the baddest bitch award. We were looking really hot for the Ambie awards. But at the same time, if I'm going to lose an award, it better be to Stevie Wonder.

And I did that with two of my dolls, with Addie and another doll. It was actually really special. Anyway, so we were in Chicago. That all happened in Chicago. Yeah. We went to Chicago to lose an Ambie award. Yeah, but we won the baddest bitch award. We were looking really hot for the Ambie awards. But at the same time, if I'm going to lose an award, it better be to Stevie Wonder.

And I did that with two of my dolls, with Addie and another doll. It was actually really special. Anyway, so we were in Chicago. That all happened in Chicago. Yeah. We went to Chicago to lose an Ambie award. Yeah, but we won the baddest bitch award. We were looking really hot for the Ambie awards. But at the same time, if I'm going to lose an award, it better be to Stevie Wonder.

And that's why I lost it too.

And that's why I lost it too.

And that's why I lost it too.

To Stevie Wonder, Wesley Morris, and the Obamas. That's allowed. Like, oh, sorry. Sorry. If I had to select an op, like a team of ops, it would be people that I actually respect. That's beautiful, actually. Yeah. Yeah. That's kind of the highest compliment I've ever given. How was Chicago for you?

To Stevie Wonder, Wesley Morris, and the Obamas. That's allowed. Like, oh, sorry. Sorry. If I had to select an op, like a team of ops, it would be people that I actually respect. That's beautiful, actually. Yeah. Yeah. That's kind of the highest compliment I've ever given. How was Chicago for you?

To Stevie Wonder, Wesley Morris, and the Obamas. That's allowed. Like, oh, sorry. Sorry. If I had to select an op, like a team of ops, it would be people that I actually respect. That's beautiful, actually. Yeah. Yeah. That's kind of the highest compliment I've ever given. How was Chicago for you?

Well, the dual hair salon and coffee shop is giving like white woman with those like really PC kind of chunky highlights. Either so white or so black.

Well, the dual hair salon and coffee shop is giving like white woman with those like really PC kind of chunky highlights. Either so white or so black.

Well, the dual hair salon and coffee shop is giving like white woman with those like really PC kind of chunky highlights. Either so white or so black.

I was like, wait, what? Say your other thing, because we went to get coffee another morning, and you're like, what is every coffee shop not open before 10.30 in the morning?

I was like, wait, what? Say your other thing, because we went to get coffee another morning, and you're like, what is every coffee shop not open before 10.30 in the morning?

I was like, wait, what? Say your other thing, because we went to get coffee another morning, and you're like, what is every coffee shop not open before 10.30 in the morning?

Yeah. Oh, my God. The highway. Oh, Chicago is very fast and furious. I'm going to say it's too fast, too furious. Because why were we in our friend's car on our way to a bonfire? Long story. And all of a sudden, we're like on the expressway on the North Shore Parkway. I think it's what it's called.

Yeah. Oh, my God. The highway. Oh, Chicago is very fast and furious. I'm going to say it's too fast, too furious. Because why were we in our friend's car on our way to a bonfire? Long story. And all of a sudden, we're like on the expressway on the North Shore Parkway. I think it's what it's called.

Yeah. Oh, my God. The highway. Oh, Chicago is very fast and furious. I'm going to say it's too fast, too furious. Because why were we in our friend's car on our way to a bonfire? Long story. And all of a sudden, we're like on the expressway on the North Shore Parkway. I think it's what it's called.

People start like braking, furiously braking. I mean, I'm talking like taillights all red, reversing, speeding off up and down. An exit ramp. Hello. Yes, I can drive. And I was like, wait, what? People see that there's like a car in front and immediately start trying to plan another car wreck. Damn near. Yeah. Backing up and turning around, driving against traffic.