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Host 1 (possibly Birch) (1:30)
The Birch Show.
Host 2 (possibly Aaron) (1:31)
I'm just curious. Works like this. It can be an office. It could be something happening at the qt. You see, it could be somebody standing on a bus corner every single morning that you're just curious about. In fact, we sort of did this with you years ago.
Co-host or Panelist 1 (1:47)
Oh, yeah, that's right. There was a woman I used to see at the Martyr stop every day on my way to work. And I had sort of just always looked for her every day. And it was like, I almost felt like I should wave because we were on the same schedule and I saw her every day and I was just curious about what her life was. But I did kind of sort of make up her story in the back of my head. And then we did. We stopped and we talked to her one day and found out she was a cook at a restaurant, did the breakfast shift and found out a lot about her life. It was pretty cool.
