Hey everybody, what's going on? Rob Cisterino and we are back here with another survivor

44 postseason interview and I'm so excited to have here today with a person that I've

been looking forward to talking with and she's calling in from an exotic locale. Please

welcome in. Lauren Hart, Lauren, how are you? Hey, hey Rob, I'm super excited to be here

now. I'm out here in Hawaii, but I had to, you know, make sure I got this interview

done just so you can hear my side of things and my side of the story. So I'm just super

excited to share and super excited to, you know, be talking with you.

Okay, will you get the award or write off the bat for a best backdrop for this interview?

Where are you calling us from? I am calling you from Maui, Hawaii. So I'm kind of just

like relaxing at this point, you know, the season is like go, go, go, you have all these

watch parties and you're viewing and you're on a high, but you know, you got to get back

to your normal life. You know, so this is just kind of like a break before I get back

into, you know, my normal day-to-day life. Yes, okay. Lauren, how was this whole experience

for you now that it's a little bit in the rearview mirror? Okay. So it has been phenomenal.

I think before I started, I would always say like I wanted to go out there and be some

type of inspiration to my kids, to my students and all of that. And I think I think my

edit did me justice when it came to that, right? There was a few parts in the season where

you see other perceptions or you just see like, okay, maybe I'm not a part of the storyline

or I'm not a part of this here. And I didn't see myself as much as I would have liked

to, but I think that they did. They did a really great job of editing me until in my story,

you know, and how it related to everything else. Well, you had a really good attitude about

everything. And so I'm hoping that we can talk a little bit more about some of the things

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