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Hello, Caviar Dreamers.

I'm Margaret Joseph.

And I'm Lexi Bobbuto.

And every week we are bringing you entrepreneur real stories from leaders, disruptors,

change makers, and risk takers.

We may not be serious, but we seriously mean business. Hi, Cabairdream. Hello,

you're dreamers. I'm so excited. We're here with my good friend who I just met recently,

Marjorie Goebbling. DJ Mad March. Mad March. I mean, thank you for having me. And I just

need to interject and be like, when we saw each other, we had a feeling that we knew each other. I know. I felt like we were kindred spirits,

but I was like, I felt like you were in my life forever. And we looked at each other and kept saying,

we know each other. Yes, I know. And it wasn't like fake. It night together. We met it. Brian Kelly's. I just want to put out their 40th birthday in Portugal. And I was like, this is great. But I was obsessed with you because I read about you for years. And I felt like you were in my life. No, seriously. Yep. I want everyone to know. Did I say that? Definitely have met before. Yes, Marjorie Goobelman. I mean, you were. And we had friends in common. We had overlapped galore. Tons of people that we know. We have the same

name. Let's be honest. We like the same things. We're both Aries. We're Aries. We love the gays.

We love the gays. We're both blonde. Yes. It's getting creepy. Yes. It's very, very, very creepy. It's very, it was a fruitful weekend. We came away being like, thank

God, we had that interlude. Otherwise, we would have been waiting. I know, waiting forever to be together.

And it's not right. So I'm so glad you're here because I want to talk about you because we're both also,

all three of us are mothers of sons. Yeah. Mothers of sons. We love the same music. But I just, what I love about you is that you're entrepreneurial, you're a hustler,

you know, people look at you and think like, why would Marjorie work?

You know, so I want to discuss this because I think, you know, we get a bad rap, you know,

glamour women like us.

And they're like, why do these, you know, why do these women work?

What do they have the hustle factor for? So I just, I want to talk about this because, you know,

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