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I'm your host, Dr. Abdul Al-Sea.

And I'm Dr. Caitlin Jadalina, your co-host.

And this is America DeSecta.

Caitlin, you and I were both in New York City last week, which is the scene of the crime for the first conversation.

Before I move on to that, tell us how New York was and how was is the scene of the crime for the first conversation. Before I move on to that,

tell us how New York was and how was the Fierce 50, Gaila? New York is just magical this time of

year. I mean, we went ice skating in Central Park, happened to be during the Manhunt, but we'll get

to that. We did Rockefeller Tree.

We ate all sorts of food. I mean, it was, it was really fun. It was really fun. Cold for the San Diego

girl, but that's nice to bundle up sometimes. How was New York for you? You know, I love New York.

I spent some time, Sarah and I spent some time in New York.

And I feel like for folks who live in California, it must be like really nice and quaint to, like,

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