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Good morning, millennials. Welcome back to The Toast and happy Thursday. Like, normally Thursdays have such a great energy, je ne sais quoi. But it is our second to last regular episode of the year and like there is sadness abound.
There is sadness abound. It's very bittersweet to be saying goodbye. But for you guys, it's actually great because I really feel called to give you an amazing episode, you know? It's so true. So... with the stories and just with everything that I'm bringing to the show today, I'm putting my best foot forward. Not that I ever don't. I just want to say.
I don't know. Some days I don't. Like if I'm being completely honest, it's hard to be like your best personality every single day. No, it's true. But I don't know. I feel like some days I'm so tired. I just have a lot going on. But I feel like whenever I'm sat in this chair, like I am putting my best foot forward. Nothing else exists.
You will not know that we're going through a sleep regression unless I decide to share that.
Nothing else exists besides these four walls. These four walls. It's so true. I actually didn't even talk to you about this like privately because I've been so busy. Yesterday, I spent the afternoon with Jay Shetty. I recorded his podcast. And you know, I don't know if you are familiar with his podcast, but it's literally like therapy. Yes. Like inner child work. Yes, exactly.
And like, uh, in my current state, like I'm just really susceptible to like crying. Yeah. Oh my God. I'm actually embarrassed at how much I cried. Like he actually asked me a question. I was like, I can't answer that without like seriously falling apart. He was like, okay, don't worry. We'll cut it out. I'm like, thank you so much. It wasn't even a particularly titillating question.
It was just, can you tell us the question? We were talking about grief and he was asking like losing a dog, losing a parent, like just that journey, like the differences. And he was like, what's your favorite memory with your dad? And I was like, I can't tell you that. Like, sorry, I can't. I literally can't.
If you want me to keep sitting in this chair and my coccidinia was acting, it was not a coccidinia friendly chair. My ass was hurting me the whole time. That is so crazy. It's like years worth of therapy and what, like never goes to therapy, does it live on a podcast.
So I said that, I don't want to spoil. It was two hours long. And I was just like, by the way, like, I don't, go to therapy. Not that I'm against it at all. I'm just not a person who has trouble communicating. Like I actually have a lot of people in my life that I open up to about like all different parts of myself and I'm very blessed and I don't feel like stifled.
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