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In a way, and perhaps it's self protective, but I think, um, I always like to know the next thing I'm working on before the current thing comes out kind of getting back on the morse. My mission is to help as much as possible families that lost their close members and still believe in peace. For me, this is the highest level of humanity. Oh, Emily is the peace building can't come from one side without another. If we want peace, we can do it alone. We need Israeli woman that really believes in peace. Baby, touch, touch me, touch me, touch me. Like, I think people are just getting a little bit more risky with pop, and that's always when great music is boring. I think being a housewife, being a mortician funeral director, I have lots of jobs, but I think being a housewife makes me understand people's human nature and the need to survive, shall we say. When I first became an activist in 1970, it was the women that I met that really changed my life. I think as a people, we understand joy. We've been through so much, so many things have traumatized us that that's all we have. And I fight for my joy every day. A BrandostePerdoste, Bus, ana Stransavv stat Radom somnoi. It's been a heck of a run in Kansas City. I've been very blessed to be around a lot of great players, and I'm excited for the future and what we can do. I feel the most confident at this point in my life. I feel very much myself. I call it the Saturn return. Oh, my God, the Saturn return it. That's exactly what it is. A time in my life where I felt utterly elated and beyond grateful to finally be in a place where I could accept and love myself and do what I needed to and wanted to. Present times are moving so quickly. It's hard to get a point of fixation. So as soon as you write about something in the present day, it's all changed or some of it has. But I was interested in the 17th century put in New England, partly because they're my folks. I think makeup and hair and clothes and everything can kind of turn you into a character, and that's what I love about it. I love to see how people put my products together and how they mix products with certain things, and I never would have thought of that. And they've given me ideas to create products, as well. So The best part about being co golf is just the ability to do both court and off court life on court, being pretty energetic, intense, and then off core not mellow, but, like, just giggly. I feel like I have two different personalities. I definitely look like I don't smile a lot when I'm on the court, but it's quite the opposite off the court. I've always been very, you know, I know what I want, and I'm very passionate about when, you know, when something sparks inside you and you just have that inspiration to just run with it. My name is Heiman Bachel. I'm 15-years-old, and I love science creating, and I recently made skin cancer treating. So I feel like Harper is gonna come in, and she's gonna be like, Alright, let's get to work. Like, what do we do? And then, like, almost immediately, she's gonna be like, And then, like, you know, the Zoom in, they'll do this. You know, she that. Jasmine will spend a lot of time, like in the confessional. Yeah. Like. Yeah, y. Ket out of here. I hate it here. Crying? You'd be crying. Yasmine would cry in the toilet. For sure. I really believe that the only reason you make a film is not for the result, but for what you learn for the next one. At least happens with me. I find that this is such an amazing learning experience that I hope you keep on going. Try and find one of the candidates that you feel will do better to protect nature for the future. That's what I've been saying around the world. There's always a door like that in a hotel room, a funny locked one. But I always try and change the voice a little bit to make it more specific to the character so it doesn't sound just like me. I feel like everybody here that's honored is just like, you know, obvi this is so conceded. I'm like, Everyone here that's honored is amazing, and I'm honored. But I really, really do just appreciate all the talent and different people that are in the room. I think it's really special. O Mary has been extended into 2025. Congratulations, but how are you maintaining the energy? I'm not. The show is falling apart. It is slower, sadder. People are turning on it and starting to hate it. Please don't come to see Omari. Please. What's going on? I'm Jalen Brown from the Boston Celtics, and these are my first. I remember the first time I picked up a basketball is how I learned how to walk. My mom would tell you, like, I learned to walk by chasing after a ball. I really feel so fortunate to be in what I consider the business of my family and my family's legacy. So encountering poverty and generational poverty, as well as situational poverty have always been a through line of my upbringing. But the other piece of that through line of my upbringing was that poverty was not something to be afraid of. Hey, I'm Abigail Barlow. And I'm Emily Bear. And together, we are Barlow and Bear. So what do you think of the cover? I genuinely I genuinely loved it so much, and it felt so, like, classic and timeless, timeless, no pun intended. 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