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Welcome to another episode of

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Busy Babes with Hannah and

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Sid.

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Katie Keef. Hello, welcome

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to Busy Babes.

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I'm so excited to be here.

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We're so excited to have you here.

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We have a guest.

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Whoooo. Do

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I cheer for myself? Yes?

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Always, as you should, always cheer for

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yourself. I feel like I

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just saw you, ladies. We

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had a cutesy little hangout recently,

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a little girly date night, a little girly date

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night, a little a little niche.

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Dare I say it was so calming for

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a Friday night. I will say that I

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felt soothed afterwards.

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It did calm the mind.

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It's not something you typically think of

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doing. But I gotta give you

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prop Sydney for coming

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up.

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With the idea. It was a good pick. It was a good

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pick.

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It was spur of the moment. Ceramics

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was not something that came to mind. I wanted to do a

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paint insip and then I was like, wait a minute,

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we could do our own craft

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of the.

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Mug, which I don't know craft

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of the mug.

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Yeah, Like I was thinking paint and sip and we

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make like cute little coffee mugs.

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But then I might I might have mentioned

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color me mine.

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Yes, that is how that happened. Yeah, because

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I was thinking painting. But we had done

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like the Gallantine's Day painting

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thing and that was good for

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some not for me.

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That was a terrible painting Sydney

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strong suit as we.

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Learn, No, no, not at

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all.

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We don't know if ceramics is are is either yet too.

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So yeah, we we haven't

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seen what the pinch pots have come

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out to looking like after it comes out

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of the kilm.

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Four times of the charm for me, so oh

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yes.

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The kelm, the kilm? What

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is the call kiln? I

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thought it was the doesn't the same thing?

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Kelm? Is that something else?

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I don't know, jamr and mindful of kilm

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kilm thevery did very

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mindful.

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Okay, okay, okay. Well,

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we are so excited to have Katie on this podcast

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with us today. She's been here since

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pre pre Busy Babes era. She's

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been my longtime ten year

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plus bestie.

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We are so happy to have her. Fun

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fact, she also works at iHeart.

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I'll let her tell you all a little bit

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more about what she does.

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Yes, so I've been working at

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Ihart for just over two years now.

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I actually took over Sidney's old role as

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executive assisted to some

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sales leads and event leads, and

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i've been to enjoining it so far gets

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me on of my comfort zone.

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Is a lot of work, but.

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Yeah, it's been so fun. I am

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grinning ear to ear every day that I get to hang out.

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I was very excited when Sidney brought you on.

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I didn't even I didn't give it irvous.

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I didn't even know you yet, and I was like, oh, I

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love it, you know, because Sidney spoke very highly

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of you, obviously, and I

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was like, oh, it's gonna be a good time. It's gonna be party, and it has been.

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I also spoke very highly of you.

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I remember, before even getting hired,

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her showing me your Instagram being like, look

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at how good she takes pictures. Why don't my photos

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turn out like that?

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She talks about me that way,

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so nice? You think I was saying,

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I don't know, I don't know.

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There's nothing to good, nothing but good things

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to say about Hannah.

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Oh that's so good, that's so kind.

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Anyway, carry on, carry

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on.

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So Katie has some really exciting things

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coming up in her life and some really

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good advice for the group to share. And

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I think we should just kick it off with one of the

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biggest things happening this year.

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Huge, huge, it's a minuscule.

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It's so exciting.

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I'm off the market.

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She is off the market almost a

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couple more months, and then she's officially off the

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market. But until that name changed, don't

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tell that. Oh I'll tell them at that. So

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congratulations, thank you. I

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think we want to know a little bit more. Tell us

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how you and Matt met.

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Well, we met a long long

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time ago. I was Spring Break

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twenty sixteen. I was working

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at Islands Restaurants at the time, if

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you know the Endless Fries, you know, And

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I was supposed to go to a party after work with

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my friend. But when i'd clocked

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off, she had texted me that she'd already gone

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to the party and she was supposed to be

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my dd So I was in the

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midst of deciding whether I wanted to go

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to this party or not, and she called

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me and was like, just come, it's Friday night

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on spring Breaker, and I come to the party. So

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I went to the party and I actually met

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my future husband there, so it was

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all worth it, and he we

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met playing beer pong and we exchanged Snapchat

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classic I know Snapchat, so

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twenty sixteen, yes, And then he

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asked me on a day a couple weeks later, and it's

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been eight.

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Years, eight beautiful years.

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Eight long oh cruling years.

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Well, Katie, wedding planning. And

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I know this because I went through it as well.

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Wedding planning is a lot of

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work. Dare I say,

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what have you found to be the most stressful

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and most enjoyable part of

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planning a wedding?

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I think for the most stressful part,

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definitely timing and

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priority is hard to figure out.

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I feel like in the beginning, when you're just

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kind of researching ideas, you kind of know what

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you want, but you're not fully in it yet, so

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you can make lists and come up with ideas,

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but it's not ready to be executed.

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So I feel like I spent a lot of time in the beginning

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spending time doing nothing which didn't

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ever come to fruition. Those projects are

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those ideas, so I did waste.

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A lot of time doing that.

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And my timing I had

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to redo my wedding timeline like five times

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because you just make a timeline

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and then you get farther along and you realize

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that's the wrong timeline and you have to redo everything.

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So just figuring out what steps I need to do next

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has been kind of hard.

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I think a lot of people, including myself,

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struggle with that because.

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It's so stressful, so many ideas.

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There's so many ideas, and you want it to be perfect

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and you want to do the right thing and you don't want to get

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to the end and be like, oh, I

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forgot about this tiny detail.

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Yeah, or like there's so many options,

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Like I didn't know what route I wanted to go at first,

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so I had to look at all of them, so I picked the best

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one.

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But I remember when you and I we were looking at wedding

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venues too. Yeah, just like even that

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small, tiny detail, it's like a

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huge thing.

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It's like the whole setting of your wedding.

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It's so overwhelming.

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But yeah, but the most a rewarding

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part has been being able to

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customize it. I find that we

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get to like put our own personal touches on everything.

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I'm super detail oriented. With

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my job and my past job, I did have

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event planning background, so I do

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kind of feel like I knew all the things that needed to

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be done and getting to like put my own

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little personal touch on it and like finalize

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everything down to like the color

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of the napkins and like what goes on the

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table settings versus like just

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being more hands off.

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That's very demor.

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They're very mindful and a lot

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of work, a.

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Lot of work.

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Yeah.

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So with all that you know, planning

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and everything, what do you think you're

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looking forward to most when it comes

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to day of.

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Definitely marrying the love of my.

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Life that's a good one.

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After eight long years, but

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also just seeing my fruits of my labor come

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to life, seeing all my friends and family

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enjoy what I planned. I'm just so excited

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for everyone to see all the hard work we put into

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it and hear the music that we picked

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and all see all of our little details.

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Yeah. I feel like you and Matt are like such

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bonded souls at this point. Do you find that it's

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like, really, you're like one brain.

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Yeah.

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I like to say the same stuff all the time.

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Yeah, I feel like you guys are very very in sync

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with each other, so it's hopefully making that

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process a little bit easier.

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Yeah, And then he always tells me if he guesses

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wrong. He was guessing the answer he thought

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I would say, and he picked the wrong one.

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So he's pretty easy to be with. Okay.

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That kind of leads into my last question in

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this In this category, just feel like you and Matt

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are very in sync and I

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know you've been together for a long time, yes, and you're

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entering into marriage. Is there any

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advice you can give to young

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I know this is like a heavy loaded question, but is

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there any advice you can give to young couples who

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have been in a I guess short term or

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even long term relationship or thinking

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about getting married and heading into that process.

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I think that if you find the right person, being

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together is not the hard part. It's life

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that makes it hard. Matt and I've gone

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through like a lot of traumatic

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issues, things that we've dealt

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with.

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We've had a lot of loss. He lost his dad a couple of years

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ago.

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We just it's like being

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there for the person when they can't give

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that full percent, like you have to be there to pick

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up the pieces, or when your life gets

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really stressful, they're there to pick up the pieces for

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you. And if your person is doing

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that and you're like feeling good about them every day, then

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you guys will.

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Make it work.

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I'm like, emo because

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that is so true, and I'm like Hannah

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emotional. It is true,

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like life is. I think

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the hard part is yeah, and no

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one it's so weird because

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that's you know, realistic, But no one plans

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for that.

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I know. Yeah, life throws you a lot of

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curveballs and you just deal with them. Yeah,

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And as long as that person's good with you and you can deal

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with them and like laugh at life together at

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the end of the day, that's really what matters, at

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least to me.

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Absolutely, that's so wholesome and I'm like,

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it's just it's so nice to hear it because I feel like that's

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what at least I see on the outside is like how

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well you guys work together and you're always a team.

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Like I never think of you two individually,

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if that's not weird. Like if I think of Matt,

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I think of you. Sometimes I think of you and your

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own because I've known you for so long, But whenever

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I think of Matt, I just think of you two as a couple in

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the relationship you have together, and how beautiful

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and special that is, it's been so

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nice to see like your whole journey together.

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Thanks.

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So, speaking of how cute you guys are, you

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also have a third member of your cutie little

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family.

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A rambunctious member.

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I would love for you to tell us more about

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Bandit and how he came to be

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in your lives.

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So our little.

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Two year little, our hundred

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and fifteen pound two

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year old, he's a Golden

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Retriever American Bowllye

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Cocker Spaniel mutt mix of

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a dog.

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We actually got him by

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surprise.

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So, as I mentioned before, Matt's

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dad had passed a few years ago. Matt's

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brother took in the dog, his dad's

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dog, Mendita, and he

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had told his brother, his Matt's brother,

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that the dog was fixed. However,

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we came to find out on the day that Bendita

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was pushing out little puppies the dog.

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Had not been fixed.

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So Matt's brother he

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called us up and was like, we have puppies coming

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right now, do you want one? And of

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course we had to take one of his

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childhood dogs puppies.

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So now we have a dog.

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So special, so special,

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do you guys divide any of like the Bandit

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chores around the house.

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I feel like Matt does most of the chores. I'm gonna

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be honest here.

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No, that's me and Simon. I told

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you I already tell Sydney a single parent.

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Single parent vibes.

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I pick up the slack, like when he's got to go into work

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and stuff. I do to take over. But

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I mean, I'm not picking out up

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the poop unless he's like out of town or something.

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Let's be real.

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That's very fair. That's very fair, very

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cute.

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I love it and I love your little family. So

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we're gonna switch it up, change

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things up. So work your job now.

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Yes, before that, before

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your iHeart journey, you worked at another

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heart, Heart

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Matters, which is a nonprofit. So

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what about working at Heart Matters

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made you want to work in media?

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And here's a I Heart.

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So my college background,

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I have a degree in

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communications with a marketing minor. So

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my job at Heart Matters I was technically

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social media and community marketing

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assistant, so it kind of fit my degree

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role.

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I was originally pre nursing.

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I knew that I wanted to help people,

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but I just it wasn't in the nursing

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path. I went to Long Beach State, which has a really competitive

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nursing program, and I found that I wasn't

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very passionate for like chemistry

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lab and like the science side of it

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more just like the helping and connecting with people

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side of it.

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So I changed my major.

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And then I did want to work at a nonprofit

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that was like something I was looking for, so

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that led me in that direction. The Heart

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Matters is a foster family agency,

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so I was getting to work with like Underserved

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Youth, which was.

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A big highlight.

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The work was hard, and being

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at a nonprofit is definitely different than being

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in a corporate off.

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I would imagine, so, but

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it was.

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It was good and I got to experience

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a lot of different roles of running their

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social media and doing community outreach

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and planning their events.

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Oh so cool.

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Yeah.

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I had to plan like a two hundred percent gala

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by myself, like the first six months

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I was there, not the gala.

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It turned out great, but I was stressing.

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I would be too.

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Yeah, Katie was like doing literally everything

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at that company. It was insane.

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Created a warehouse, inventory and inventory

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to a warehouse by myself.

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I don't even know where to begin with. Are you kidding?

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Me, Katie could be a nonprofit consultant.

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At this point, I could probably create a bluster.

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Oh my god.

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Now, going a little bit off the questions

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that we had previously shared, I want

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to know, do you think that you would want to get back into

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a nonprofit or charity work in the future

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or do you think that's like kind of a past chapter.

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I definitely think I would want to do it,

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but more as a volunteer. I

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think the working aspect,

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it is hard to get so involved with something

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that takes up like so much of your day, Like every

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day I was going, and every day we'd get

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so many calls for new kids, and it was hard

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to like we were at capacity and you

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had to turn them away, and it was just a lot of

14:19

heavy emotional told to take in every single

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day for like years.

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So I think more of.

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Like an outside volunteer

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situation that's like more not as

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frequent.

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Yeah, and I could see how that would be really emotional

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too. Yes, we're gonna

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take a quick break and we'll be right back.

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Okay, we are back. And

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you kind of alluded to this, Katie, but

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what would you say are the biggest differences

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between working in the

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corporate world versus the nonprofit

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world.

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I would definitely have to say the

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environment of like

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many fish in the sea versus being a

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major fish in the sea.

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Here I do.

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We have like a lot of outreach and external

15:09

support. If you need something done, you

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can like ping different people for those

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things, whereas in a nonprofit

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it's just me and I'm doing it myself. So if

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I have to do something, I gotta google it and figure

15:20

it out. Instead of like having

15:23

the support having the it person

15:26

to ping, we did have I

15:28

was the it person pretty much. We had

15:30

someone who came out, but we like had to schedule

15:32

like a week ahead appointment to like have

15:34

them come out.

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And also just the hats you wear.

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I definitely did stuff that was way out of my title,

15:42

like organizing a warehouse and keeping

15:45

inventory.

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I did not think that was gonna be in my

15:47

job description.

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I also had to like help move kids

15:51

from there, and we had like

15:55

it's called I forget what it's called, but it's

15:57

it's basically housing for kids who aged out a

15:59

fall. You care but don't can't afford

16:02

to like live own, so we provide housing.

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I helped move kids in and out of those houses.

16:07

Yeah, and would like break my back, like move

16:10

in our mores up flights of stairs,

16:12

like that was not in the job description, but you're just

16:14

gonna do it because it's Yeah, it's the work, and

16:17

you got to help the kids, got to help the kids.

16:19

Yeah.

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But I wrote a lot of processes I

16:23

was. I was like doing stuff that I didn't know how

16:25

to do.

16:25

I just I can imagine you gain and

16:27

you learn so many skills with

16:31

working in that kind of environment because you have to

16:33

do so many things that are outside your job description

16:35

definitely, which in itself is a skill.

16:37

I would say, like I.

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It made me feel like I could face anything, like no matter

16:42

what in life, I could google

16:44

it. No.

16:45

I admire you so much for that and probably

16:48

equipped you better than anything you could ever

16:50

imagine entering into a corporate world.

16:52

You're like overqualified working corporate.

16:55

Honestly, I love to pink people in outsource.

16:59

When I remember when Katie and I first started kind

17:01

of having conversations about like, hey, like would

17:03

you be interested in it? In joining iHeart, And it

17:05

was like literally not once after

17:07

all the experiences that you've just had, like

17:09

throughout your career, throughout college, throughout life,

17:12

not once was I like, yeah, I don't know if that like

17:15

she could handle it. Like I've always felt like,

17:17

if there's anything that's thrown your way, like you'll be able

17:19

to figure it out and handle it and do a really good job

17:21

at it.

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That's so funny that you say that, because I

17:24

in my life was like, I am not equipped to.

17:25

Handle it, but

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like you should have U.

17:28

iHeart like this this is a pipe dream.

17:31

There's no way I'm ever getting hired.

17:34

No, no, no, far from the truth. Queen, Hey,

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no, no, look at me now. I'll look at you now.

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Since you guys have known each

17:41

other for decades

17:43

essentially, m hmmm. I wanted this

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question was not in the itinerary.

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I'm nervous.

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I just wanted to know just for the

17:51

bit, you know, like a

17:53

memory like the most, maybe the

17:56

funniest memory you guys have from

17:59

your growing up. I'm sure there

18:01

is one like that's just stands out, like

18:03

something.

18:06

We talk about the time I knocked Sidney out.

18:09

That's more the time I gave her the bloody nose

18:11

and then she said I'll get you back one day,

18:13

and then that's after and then I knocked her out at.

18:16

Soccer tryouts, high school slacker trial.

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Okay, let's talk about both those things.

18:20

Katie can explain hers, and I'll explain my perfect

18:24

I think. Okay, Okay,

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So you want to talk about the time that I gave you the bloody

18:29

nose.

18:29

No, I'm want to talk about the time I knocked you out?

18:31

Excellent, Okay, you go first.

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Okay.

18:33

So, freshman year high

18:35

school soccer, we had spent all

18:37

summer camp together practicing and

18:40

getting just so good.

18:41

We are going to make varsity as freshmen. No,

18:44

I'm just kidding. We

18:46

were bottom of the bucket, but we

18:48

were trying hard. So

18:52

I played goalie and Sydney

18:54

you played Ford in midfield.

18:56

Yeah, Sydney played Ford in midfield, so

18:59

she would have to score a goal on me during

19:01

tryouts.

19:02

This is already I'm already picturing this. It was funny.

19:04

It was one v one and she comes coming

19:07

in hat and I

19:09

just I didn't want her to shoot on me. So I

19:11

came out and I met her and I

19:14

slid out and I grabbed the ball and I knocked

19:16

her down and she smacked her head pretty hard

19:18

on the girl.

19:18

Oh no, I

19:20

thought it was there was I was we were playing

19:23

like one v one, like red team, blue team,

19:25

and then the the girl I was

19:27

coming to score on you. It was one v one, But

19:29

then the girl on the opposing team on the

19:31

defending side tried to kick the ball

19:33

out from under me and I tripped and

19:36

you caught the ball, but I hit your knee because

19:38

you slid for it.

19:39

And I could have been when it happened.

19:41

You probably a better memory,

19:43

but I just remember grabbing the ball and you going

19:45

down and you bean out.

19:48

It was either the last thing that I saw was either

19:50

your knee or the grass, and that's that's

19:53

all I remember.

19:54

Wait, did you get a concussion?

19:56

I don't know. I was letting go to the hospital.

20:00

I literally woke up to our soccer coach

20:02

of Gina like literally looking up

20:04

above me being.

20:04

Like, Sydney, gotta get up, run

20:07

it back, rut it back.

20:08

I literally don't know how hang I was out for it.

20:11

But before that a couple I think

20:13

it was like it had to have been within that.

20:16

Year or two years.

20:18

I think it was eight grade eight, I.

20:19

Think it was. Yeah, We're at a mutual friend's house

20:22

and this girl played softball and so

20:24

she had a softball net in her backyard and

20:26

I am not athletic whatsoever, and

20:29

we were like I think we were batting

20:31

in at the case.

20:32

It was definitely eighth grade because I remember being in my ACEB

20:35

shirt. Yep, it was the A shirt.

20:37

Anyway, I threw this ball like

20:39

line drive at Katie's face and she.

20:41

Was to be pitching to me, and she spats

20:43

me in the face with the ball.

20:45

And I don't really have that good of an arm, so I don't

20:47

know where this came from, but it hit her. I

20:49

had square

20:52

in the nose and it just immediately burst

20:54

into like blood spewing everywhere.

20:57

You like, break her nose. Nope, all

20:59

good, no discussion.

21:02

And she was a different time back then.

21:05

And she was just like it's okay, I'll get

21:07

you back one day. And then like the

21:09

next year she knocked me out

21:12

not too many far days away. Nope,

21:15

no, I got revenge.

21:16

Yeah, exactly aside that,

21:19

I'd say, probably like the deli after

21:21

school.

21:22

Yeah, definitely walked to the deli or

21:25

like our middle, our middle well

21:28

we'd go with boys. So peers

21:31

getting to spend time on supervis with boys.

21:33

Wait what deli? Because what high school did you get?

21:35

Oh?

21:35

Wait, so the

21:37

one right next to City's house.

21:38

That it's the wine mart now, but it used to be

21:41

like like a quick country.

21:43

Click was what it was called away

21:46

Country Click.

21:46

Deli, and we used to go and get

21:48

like gatorades and snacks after school

21:51

with all our little boyfriends.

21:54

And Katie only lived like five minutes

21:56

away from me, so the deli where we

21:58

would meet.

21:59

It was like halfway.

22:01

It was like a little further for you, but

22:03

it was like right across the street from me. And then like we

22:05

would either walk to like my house or like Katie's

22:07

house, and then we'd go like watch the soup at

22:10

your house and video games with soup.

22:15

Or play Just Dance three and beat

22:17

down rasp outine. I was gonna say a ross routine

22:20

that every time.

22:26

I was so bad at Just Dance, but I wanted to be so

22:28

good.

22:28

And Sidney was much better. She was always hitting

22:30

those perfects.

22:31

I was like, how does she do it?

22:33

Not the perfects?

22:34

I was like out of breath, like

22:37

you're standing in front of the censor.

22:38

That's why blocking

22:40

everything?

22:41

Why were those so competitive? Genuinely

22:44

gave me anxiety. I think my anxiety is

22:46

a derivative of from childhood

22:49

video games, specifically just dance. We

22:51

had all the version guitar hero like,

22:53

oh I stink a guitar hero. Or

22:55

there was one time Katie's brother's best

22:58

friends picked me up by the ankles

23:00

and was spinning me around and using

23:02

me to hit Katie. Yep, so

23:05

much violence.

23:06

You missed out on that, but that was like a daily occurrence,

23:08

and I'm thinking.

23:10

Once or twice I was like, oh, I'm so sorry

23:12

I was used as a weapon.

23:13

It's one of these memories. And thank you for sharing,

23:16

and stop now, stop too

23:18

many.

23:19

We have so many more, too

23:22

many violent memories.

23:23

No, I love it well, Katie Keith, Yes,

23:26

thank you for being on Busy Babes.

23:28

Thank you for having me Busy Babes.

23:31

Of course.

23:33

I'm feeling like it. Well.

23:35

We hope to see you featured more in our

23:37

content, maybe a little little wedding

23:40

highlight.

23:40

Or maybe part two. We

23:42

did talk about hanging out again

23:45

soon.

23:46

We might hang out you guys.

23:48

Maybe we'll see they might.

23:50

Like me enough to hang out with me again. Outside

23:52

of this, the ceramics class was

23:54

a hit.

23:54

We'll see how the projects turned out. Then we'll have ye

23:57

review pieces.

23:59

First, Sindey's Pinch

24:01

pot is in question some cracks. I

24:03

think it was my pinch potting question.

24:05

If anybody's explodes in the kiln, we're not coming

24:07

back the kelm.

24:10

Well, thank you for joining us and sharing more

24:12

about your story.

24:13

You for having me. It was a pleasure.

24:15

I love you. This flew by. I

24:18

know I'm scary.

24:19

Scary.

24:20

Well, we're looking forward to hearing post wedding

24:22

updates.

24:22

Post mortem, post

24:25

wedding.

24:25

That'll be the first wedding post honeymoon, is

24:27

what I'm looking forward to.

24:29

Yes, wait, wait where it tell? Unless

24:31

you don't want to tell everyone where you're going.

24:34

She's like, oh I thought I was.

24:36

She's like, we were so close to being God, we

24:38

are going to Kawaii, Hawaii.

24:43

Wait were you in Hawaii when you guys made it

24:45

official.

24:46

It was the night before I left for Mali with

24:49

you. Yes, that's what I thought.

24:50

I locked him down. I'm like, do you want to let me go to Maui

24:53

single?

24:53

Or do you want to lock me down?

24:55

What a line and

24:57

like screaming, and I was like, oh my god, it's exciting.

24:59

Okay anyway, yes, Kawhi back to

25:01

the place where he didn't know you fell in love yep.

25:04

Back to the Garden State. Yep.

25:06

We're doing seven days

25:08

or seven nights, eight days, and we're

25:11

staying on like.

25:11

Multiple parts, running a car. I just

25:14

ordered my hiking boots.

25:15

We're going to do some nice hikes, some kayaking,

25:18

maybe this helicopter tour.

25:20

Oh, we're living the life of luxury.

25:22

You say you're going to Kawai. Yeah, Kawai that's

25:24

where they filmed.

25:25

It's like the Green Garden, ye like

25:27

tropical one.

25:28

It's supposed to be way less like touristy

25:30

like, kind of more secluded.

25:32

We love to see it.

25:34

I can't wait to see the photos and hear all about

25:36

it.

25:36

It's coming up best.

25:38

Well, thank you again, thank you.

25:40

We look forward to hearing all about it until next time.

25:42

Till next time, Bye bye bye