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SEASON 2 DA CREW PODCAST EPISODE _2 _HOST PATRICE GRIMBALL · DA CREW Podcast

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  welcome back. This is season two of sc Book Gals and Friends and you
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  guys, we're coming back. We're coming back better than ever. You can't
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  beat this. I am so excited. So we're gonna we're having a little
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  technical delays, but we're gonna continue to make it do what it do.
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  So first we're gonna start off saying again, welcome back. So this week
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  I did a little purchase. We're gonna talk about my purchase before I bring
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  my author on. Okay, So I purchased this beautiful book guide. I
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  don't know if you guys are able to see it, but it is we
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  do read and it is a journal by author Teresa Patterson. It is a
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  great she's a great friend of mine. She is an author. I am
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  so excited about her work. Sister gall on the covers doing her thing,
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  and let see, this is the one that is burnt out. But I
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  will have it on my Facebook page, so you guys can go and purchase
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  your own. But we have the author of the latest book Homecoming. Kay
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  ass you guys. She goes by author d W. Brooks. Come on
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  up, gurly, Welcome to sc book Gallas and friends. Hello, Hello,
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  Hello, how are you this evening. I am doing wonderfully. I
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  am just happy it stopped raining and it's not super cold here in Texas.
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  It's not supposed to be cold in Texas. Oh my god. We went
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  from one day seventy three degrees and then the bottom fell out in Charlseon and
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  it was like twenty something. It's like, right now, my fear is
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  on. I know your pain. I feel it. It's just not supposed
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  to be this cold here. It's just not okay. So tell us a
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  little bit about you before we get into this homecoming chaos. Why, as
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  you can tell, I am a Southerner. I have lived up north so
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  I can survive in the cold. But I I was raised in Alabama,
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  and I lived in Georgia for a while, and I've been in Texas for
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  the past twenty years. Who knew? Yeah, it's you know, my
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  husband brought me. I thought I was going to stay in Atlanta, and
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  we came here for a job. So we've been here for twenty years.
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  We have two kids, both of them are now adult. Who knew?
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  So that's that's kind of the baseline of me. I'm not sure if you
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  want me to get into how I ended up here per se, like I
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  ended up writing in the first place. Okay, since you are jumped to
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  that question, let's go ahead dig into it. It kind of goes along
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  with who I am. I actually wanted to be a writer when I was
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  eight, so yeah, I started early. So my cousins and I I
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  read a lot of mystery books. I read lots of Nancy Drew and Trixie
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  Belden and Agatha Christie. But you know, they didn't have a whole lot
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  of us in them, and so there weren't many of us. So my
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  cousins and I decided at age eight that we were going to write our own
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  great mystery series. So yeah, we thought we knew what we were doing.
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  You know, the arrogance of eight year olds. So yeah, So
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  so we started. We created a little mini story bible where we made up
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  all of our characters. We kind of matt who was, who was friends
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  with? Who, who liked who? Who a crush on it? I
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  mean freight year olds. I think it was fairly advanced, at least that
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  part of it. One of my cousins was is a really talented artist,
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  so she had drawn all the pictures of what they look like, and we
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  were going to illustrate our She was going to illustrate all of our books.
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  And then I had another cousin who was going to take part of the writing
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  with me, but he also created a map because he wanted to be an
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  architect, so he was kind of designing the neighborhood and designing the houses where
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  they lived. We had all the stuff planned, and well, we didn't
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  plan any stories really, so I didn't really plan any writing. So I
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  was going to be the lead writer, and I don't know. I'm a
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  little older than you are. I if you know what that matrix computer paper
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  is, it's long sheets with the yeah, the yes. I'm sorry.
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  I just didn't know. I didn't know. A lot of people don't remember
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  what that is. So my parents both worked in computers. So we had
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  piles of that around the house and we would take it rip the perforated part
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  off stablet so it looked like a book, and so we would draw cover
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  and I would start writing, because I guess we thought that's what you did
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  to make actual books. And since we had no plan or no plot or
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  anything, you know, we get halfway through, have some pretty pictures in
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  it, and have nowhere else to go. So we had a whole bunch
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  of these little staple books that I ended up putting in my attic. And
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  you know, after I grew up, I went back to my parents' house
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  and asked them for them. We went and attic and looked. My parents
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  were like, we don't know where they are. Maybe the squirrels got them.
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  I said, well, yes, I said, did you throw them
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  away? No, we didn't. Something happened to them. So that's when
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  they said the squirrels got so we all, y'all, I had a whole
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  publishing house. Yes, we had publishing age eight. Yes, if we
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  had some actual story plans, who might have actually been successful. But you
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  know, we have this up to the writing ready. And so you know
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  the crazy thing about it is, I work at a public library. It
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  has well this year is going to be nineteen years wow. And what you
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  said is now the problem that has been sold in the past two years.
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  There were no representations of color. Four kids. It was the cat,
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  the dog, and no fence. Everybody. I love all y'all, but
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  the little white boy named Tommy. And then we got into the girls.
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  And now there are so many books and one of them my daughter's reading right
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  now is called Daysia and Kenya and their twin sisters, and they do mystery
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  stories. The fact that you were doing that at that age, you were
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  already a trail blazer before you're doing you know it still it sounds great,
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  but I wish we still had some had some proof of it or something,
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  because I would love to see what we actually had gotten on paper. I
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  would love to see that would be awesome. Yeah, but it's gone.
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  So we just kind of remember it and talk about it, but we don't
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  have any evidence of it anymore, so guess what it is. But that
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  was our that was my writing. That was the start to my writing.
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  And then you know, I we moved on other things. I went on
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  to medical school and on and on. But that's always kind of been in
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  the back of my mind that I would end up writing again someday. So
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  writing still had a place in your heart. That's that's awesome. Yeah,
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  So let's get into this homecoming Chaos. Go ahead and came at its corus
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  A story about a family. It's the lead character, Jamison, has just
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  come back home from being gone out of the country working for medical relief for
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  four years. She left because she had an aborted wedding and tensions with her
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  mother, so she finally did. She didn't talk to anybody while she was
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  gone except her brother. So she finally decides to come back and she has,
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  you know, upset parents because she hadn't talked to them in four years,
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  and an upset sister because she didn't call her at all either. She
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  felt kind of slighted because she only called the brother and talked to them and
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  her mother, you know, kind of trying to mend some fences, and
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  it's a mother's birthday. It's throwing a big party as soon as she walks
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  in the door, and right before the party, there's a murder at the
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  parents business. So there's just a lot of stuff going on as soon as
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  she walks in the house. And then you know, the detective assigned to
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  the case is good looking. They kind of start butting heads, but they're
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  attracted to each other. So there's a lot going on. You know,
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  she just gets basically through the airport and everything starts caving in. So it's
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  it's a lot of drama, lots of family arguments and or trying to reconcile,
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  plus trying to figure out what's going on with the murder, trying to
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  and trying to figure out, you know, what's going on with the detective.
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  So okay, So we got family drama, we got love, we
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  got murder mystery. Murder mystery. And a part of me was thinking that
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  when some of the parts that I've read that is she still trying to find
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  a sense of herself. Yes, we're okay, okay, because that's that's
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  all because that all kind of ties in with the issues with her mother.
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  There is a prequel. I'm actually getting ready to I'm getting ready to publish
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  it on Amazon. It's a little novella, kind of gets a little bit
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  more into it. It really covers the couple of days before she left.
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  Okay, it counts down the days before she left. But yeah, she
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  you know, given her a past, and if you looked at her,
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  you know she's gone to medical school. She was a model, and she
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  was a successful model when she was a teenager. You know, you would
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  think, wow, she kind of has all of her stuff together. But
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  you know, she made a mistake while she was modeling, and her mother's
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  never let it live it down and so she's kind of adopted her mother's viewpoint
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  of her as who she is, and she's trying to She spent those four
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  years trying to fix that. Just you know, I'm not the big screw
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  up that my mother thinks I am. So okay, okay, because I
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  know I was like, yeah, I saw that, but that that came
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  through in a couple of pages I read. Okay, and now I see
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  how the mom like they kind of intertwined with each other. Okay, so
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  you said that you are in a medical profession. So I see where that
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  inspiration of the book comes from. But can you tell us about other things
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  that inspired parts of the book or the book in general. Yes, the
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  character of Jamie, because that's what everybody calls or actually came to me.
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  Well before I started writing, I am. I am an opthalmologist by training.
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  I also went back too much education, went back and got my MBA,
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  And once I got my MBA, I decided that I didn't want to
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  practice anymore. I actually was trying to get into hospital administration. That didn't
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  work out, so I ended up working in medical education. I worked for
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  WebMD when it first launched. So it's all fun and everything. You are
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  our worst friends at the library because everybody comes in there and tells what they
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  got. Oh yeah, we're the ones that started that. I was.
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  I was one of the people writing, writing the stuff for people to go
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  in there and figure out if that's what they had. Yes, I was
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  there. I'm sorry. I just got to know. It's a problem for
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  it's a problem as a doctor too, because people are, hey, you
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  know what is this? Says I have this, and I'm just thinking,
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  oh, man, I helped cause this monster. Okay, it's my fault.
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  But when I uh, when I decided I was going to move start
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  working at web and d my family, I mean, my dad a little
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  less than my mother because my dad was always very big on I'll support you
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  and whatever you do. I mean, I guess as long as I didn't
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  go out and start breaking the law. But you know, whatever you do,
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  whatever career path you want to take, I'll support you. My mother,
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  my grand my mother's, my aunts, they're all kind of like,
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  what you're You're a doctor, You've reached the pinnacle. What are you doing?
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  Why are you leaving? And it was a lot of pointed conversations that
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  I really didn't want to have anymore. And I originally said, Okay,
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  I'm going to take this, this experience of being a doctor who doesn't want
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  to practice anymore, and write a story about that. Have the lead character
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  be someone who went to medical school but decided she didn't want to practice,
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  and have that be kind of the cataus. It was just gonna be a
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  family drama. But I wasn't ready to write it at that time, so
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  I kind of kept the character in my head. And then when I decided
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  I was ready to write I said, all right, I'll take the character,
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  but I don't want that to be the story. I'll just have that
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  be her background. And then I and since I'm a big mystery person,
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  there was going to have to be some kind of mystery in there, some
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  a dead body somewhere. And then with her background and the issue with her
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  mother, I knew I had to include that, And and that just seemed
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  like a perfect place to have some additional tension from having a the detective who's
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  investigating and you know, started out investigating them a bit, also be somebody
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  that she was attracted to. So that all came out. That's all I
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  came together. See what we're gonna do is we're gonna take a break.
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  And remember I told you earlier about those fun questions that we have later on.
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  Okay, and they're coming up. So guys, you know, we're
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  gonna take a little break, but we'll come back. We got d W.
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  Brooks with us. Turn off the laces, let a candle, tonightlemen
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  a mergant, let's take a shower, shower together. I was abandoned.
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  You must the meader some wealthy and save Jace. Turn off come to girl
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  of what it interview. It was a special trend turn, that's all.
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  I was doing the same thing like the music. Now, every time she
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  plays that, it gives me a chance to online. I'm sitting up.
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  I had heard the song, so I was just like, wow, I
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  hadn't heard this. So you guys, we are back with d W.
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  Brooks and so it's fun time now. Okay, right, So I love
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  movies, okay, and I like to I'm a visual person, so when
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  reading some of the characters of your book, I try to think of stars
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  who would play them in the actual movie. Okay, okay, So for
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  your detective, I cannot remember the name. What was the name again,
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  Police Nick? Nick? Yes, I had Boris Coach. Boris co Juror
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  is gorgeous. The only thing is that the detective, the detective that she
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  likes, is actually a white guy. This time she usually I mean her
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  fiance. I think now Boris cocho is to be looking for the guy that
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  she was engaged to get married. I mean, he's cute. I I
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  make that point. He's he's uh, I can't. I guess I should
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  have thought of who would play him. He's a little more boyish, but
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  this probably one of the few times that she was attracted to a white guy.
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  And I've picked out a couple of people in my head. You probably
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  don't know who they are. I was okay, I have no problem want
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  on Google right now and typing it in while we speak. There's an actor
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  who plays on Do you ever watch Major Crimes? No? Yeah, he
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  plays on like the last two seasons of Major Crimes. His name is Daniel
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  Demoso. All right, so yeah, I actually somebody I actually spent a
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  little time trying to think about this earlier this What did did you find them?
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  Yeah? Okay, you might need to look at Major Crimes? Okay,
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  I'm sorry, Sorry, i'mna be nice. I'm be good this season.
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  I need to look at that shoot Okay, so I can think heir
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  out who would be her character? Was kind of hard for me. Yeah,
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  it's you know. I One of the things is that she's you know,
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  she was a model, and as a lot of people who've read the
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  book who know me kind of recognize that she's tall. I'm five eleven in
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  the book, I have her at five eleven, so so she's she's tall.
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  So when I go around and try to figure out who I would like
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  to portray her. I at least want to make it be. It's hard
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  to find five eleven actresses because they just don't make that many be that tall
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  because it's they'll be taller than most of the guys. So I've had to
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  adjust to heighten my head. I think the last person I had stopped on
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  was Amber Stevens West. She's not a super famous actress, but she's been
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  in quite a few, quite a few TV shows and movies. Yeah,
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  she's I remember, I remember her in a couple of movies. Yeah,
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  yeah, her Come Street, huh street. Yeah, yeah, okay,
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  okay, yeah. So she's supposedly around five nine five ten. I said,
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  all right, that's that's doable. I mean in my in my ideal
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  world, I probably just especially for attitude and everything. I probably would have
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  loved to have gone with someone like Zandaia just because she's kind of sassy.
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  But but she's too young. She's too young. Yeah, I can't see
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  that. Yeah, but she's that. Yeah, she's too young for the
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  role. So I've moved on. So I five eleven, twenty one Jump
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  Street some of them, but there is a twenty two Jump Street that's as
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  a sequel, the TV the movie twenty one Jump Wait, Manue, are
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  we talking about twenty one Jump Street the TV show or the movie? So
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  there is a she was in the movie twenty two Jump Street, right,
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  that's what I say. There is a twenty jump Free Wow, and she
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  was in some other movies. Yeah, I would have never thought that that
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  what it was. Run the World, that's where I know. I knew
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  that was a recent show that I couldn't remember what the neighborhood was. Yes,
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  So that's who I have in my head. She's about the she's appropriate
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  age, she's tall, she's very pretty, and I've seen her play you
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  know, tough but also sassy, So I think she could. I think
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  she could do it. So So one other, one other character. I
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  really want to know this one, the mom. Ha. You know,
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  it's funny. In my I had an idea in my head of what I
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  wanted the mom to look like. But then when I started actually kind of
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  surfing the web, I kept coming back to Vanessa Williams. She's not what
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  I had in my head for her to look like, but she would play
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  her so well because I've seen Vanessa Williams play kind of the haughty, you
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  know, sharp tongue. You can tell she loves her kids, but she's
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  all over them all the time, always hovering. I've seen her do that
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  several times, and she does a really good job with it. Vanessa Williams,
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  I was thinking the mother of Greenley. I cannot remember her name.
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  Greenley, Yes, oh my god, what is her name. I saw
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  her all the way Lynn Woodfield. She would do too, she would do
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  too. I saw her all through the character. Yeah, I didn't even
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  think about that she would do too, because she does. She can do
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  that. You know. I'm very nice. Everybody respects me. But behind
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  those doors I got heartbeat. And when I was reading the little excerpts of
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  it, I was thinking, lady may and that's the character that she plays
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  in Greenlea that on the outside she places I am debonnaire and I am this
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  boy. When they close that church door, it was on and popping with
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  the first lady. Yeah. So I don't have to write that down.
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  I don't have to write that down because I because I, like I said,
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  Vanessa Williams, I think it's in Vanessa L. Williams, the former
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  Miss America. Oh yeah, Vanessa Elwens Vanessa Williams, because somebody is asking
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  its one Vanessa Elwis. She's not what I that, She's not facially what
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  I thought. Lynn Wood feel is actually much closer to who I thought.
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  So thank you. I want to write that down. So one more question,
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  well, two more okay, Well, when you think of music and
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  you think of your book Homecoming Kids, can you build your first track like
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  your first track to the to the song to your first track in the song
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  list of your book. My words are all over the place right now.
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  I have a couple of songs that I think about when I think of the
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  book. I'm I'm I'm kind of old school, so you know they're old
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  That song murder she wrote, do you know that one? That's kind of
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  a reggae song? Although you did not murder that she wrote, Yeah that
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  she wrote, Okay, I'm sorry, I'm gonna be good y'all this season.
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  I promise I'm gonna be good this season. Yes, I forgot,
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  I know exactly. That's work. Yeah, that was that was on That
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  was on the playlist, And the one that kind of for the romance part
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  was a Wicked Game by Chris Isaacs. Basically, it's you know, I
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  can't believe you're making me fall in love with you kind of thing. It's
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  I don't know. It had a really cool video, so it came out
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  like ninety three. Like I said, I'm old school, so you have
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  to look it up. It's a The video will make you love the song.
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  It's nothing else. And where I got my note right here, don't
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  worry about it. So we like to thank you for coming. I've had
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  so much fun with you tonight. But before you leave, you have to
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  tell us how we can contact you, how we could follow you on social
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  media, where we can get your books, if you have any upcoming events,
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  you know, just give us that rundown real quick, Okay. I
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  have a website as author Dwbrooks dot com. You can purchase an autograph copy
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  of Homecoming Chaos. From there. You can also download for free the prequel.
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  It's called I Do Chaos. Yeah I said that one should be on
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  Amazon soon. You can also purchase the kindle from Amazon, and you can
• 29:19
  purchase a paperback from Amazon if if you'd like. It's also available on various
• 29:26
  other platforms like Barnes and Noble and things like that, as far as other
• 29:33
  other events, I mean, I'm doing a festival of the Festival of storyteller
• 29:40
  Telling tomorrow, and there are more things coming up I haven't fully I'm planning
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  on doing a book signing in a couple of months, one in Birmingham,
• 29:52
  hopefully one in Huntsville, Alabama. Uh, you know, we just there's
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  I have a one year plan for this book, and I'm working on a
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  novella, book number two and a holiday novella. Hopefully I'll be able to
• 30:11
  get them all out this year. Set you it's how about going on book
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  signings? Yes? See that little that little question. What part of Texas
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  are you in? Can you tell us what part I am right outside of
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  Houston? Hmmm? Is Houston where we're going to be at or close to
• 30:33
  where we're going to be because the publishing company, well the publishing company we
• 30:38
  speaking that to existence, the magazine I worked with and who was also one
• 30:48
  of the producers of this podcast A A A L A C. We are
• 30:53
  going to be in Texas? Okay? Where we are coming to Dallas for
• 30:59
  work May eighteen, from eleven am to three pm. I'm going to shoot
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  you over some information. We would love to have you out there with us.
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  That I mean, it's you know, I can always get my husband
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  to drive me because he loves Dallas. Oh tell husband, come be so
• 31:22
  supportive and you get to meet our director and the producer, the one who's
• 31:27
  flashing everything cross strength. But we would love to see you out there and
• 31:33
  have your part of this book tour that we're having, and you guys,
• 31:38
  everyone, you guys are welcome to come on out there with us to get
• 31:42
  to meet some of us will be out there, maybe not all the crew,
• 31:47
  but most of us may be out there. But we're going to be
• 31:49
  in almost all the cities where there is a member of the crew because in
• 31:53
  October, you guys are coming to see me in Charleston, South Carolina.
• 31:59
  Set to South Carolina. I have not. For somebody who's lived in the
• 32:04
  South for her entire life, I have not been there. It's bad.
• 32:07
  You need to come on up to the South Carolina. I know it's bad.
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  I have not been there. It's bad. Well, we'll talk.
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  I'll send you some information about October. Y'all can take you on a nice
• 32:21
  little weekend. Come see the new African American Museum, walk down the battery,
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  see the big cruise ships and all that Charlston has to give. You
• 32:35
  can walk around my life here and be like, oh I know that,
• 32:37
  lady. Okay, But we thank you for coming and being the first guest
• 32:45
  of season two. Oh, thank you so much for inviting me. This
• 32:50
  was a blast, huge one. So you guys, tomorrow we will have
• 32:54
  it up for replay. We will have all the links connected to her where
• 33:00
  you could purchase her book and to follow on social media. So again,
• 33:05
  thank you guys for joining us tonight, and I would say see you the
• 33:08
  week after. Next week. Guess what, you guys, You're gonna see
• 33:12
  me every Saturday at eight pm, So join me next week. Well,
• 33:16
  I'll have a new author. But this one, ladies, this one is
• 33:22
  mainly for you. We're gonna talk about being an entrepreneur. So see you
• 33:25
  next week Saturday at eight pm. You guys, have a great night.
• 33:30
  Bye. Season two. Season two, Season two, y'all not like to
• 33:42
  dance, y'all, not like that.