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Hey y'all, welcome to Truths Table. Mayby's a culture for Grace and Treatment. I'm the

Camini, and I'm Christina. This table is built by Black women and for black women, so welcome

to the table, see how you're doing, girl. I am doing well today. You're gonna say you're

delirious. I am tired. I am sleepy. You know, you're sleepy when you're thinking about when

you're going to sleep. You know, you're tired when you're like, you know, yeah, you start like

projecting and fantasizing about when you take your nap. That's where I live. Just table of

adulthood. So when you start calculating your hours, and I've been doing that since I was in

my 20s, I've been at this thing for a long time. You can't feel your hour of how much you

might get. Yes. Yeah. I have to calculate my sleep. Okay. So should I have to do a late night?

You know, it's like, it's tough. We had a late night last night. Well, probably it was a late night

for me. I think I get the sense that there are people. It was actually. Yeah, but they're apparently

it's like for us. There are many community members. We're in our four. They don't. That's

that's like apparently there are plenty of 40 something that are kicking it late at night.

Right. Yeah. You know, they're out in there. The one woman that you met at the restaurant

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