I respect you in this space. And you just did the perfect thing by showing up and showing other introverts how they can do this. A book I want to like just support in this group because I'm really big on books.
SourceIt's a book by Susan Cain called Quiet. I don't know if anyone has ever read that book or heard about it. It's a book that kind of teaches you the power of being an introvert.
So like me, if I ever meet another introvert, I know how to communicate. And I just want to share that as a resource. Thank you, Tim.
Back to you. Absolutely. Thank you for that, Ms. Lucky.
And let me ask this, Ms. Lucky, did you and Ingrid, did you all grow up in the, well, not necessarily the same house, but did you all spend a lot of time together? I'm curious because. That's so funny. Can we talk fast? No, not that you talk fast, but it's, it's the tonality of your voices.
And just then this last time you spoke, I was hearing the way that your, that your words are formed. And I was like, wait a minute. Ingrid does the same thing.
They sound alike. So Ingrid is actually Caribbean, born in the islands. I'm born in America.
So she actually speaks Spanish too, because she grew up in Venezuela. So, and our origin is Grenada. So yeah, we are not born in the same place, but we're definitely, I'm very Americanized, I'm very American, except the food, I like Caribbean food.
So yeah, that's what we have different. Okay. Okay.
But that, and I guess that just goes back to reflecting the genetics and, you know, sometimes the genes can jump generations and they still continue to spread, but I'm sure there will be some other people that may recognize the similarities of the way you both speak, but it just really hit me just now when I, when I was listening, I'm like, man, she sounds like me. Go ahead, Ingrid. Let's see how you, how much you sound like Ms. Lucky.