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The audience's responses reveal a deep connection to Billy Joel’s music and stories from their own lives. A listener, identified only as "C," recounts her childhood as an outcast in a privileged school where she was surrounded by elite classmates, including JFK’s family and Anthony Radzill’s daughter Jackie. She describes her humble origins as a farm girl with little fashion sense, finding her refuge in athletics and friendship, often providing rides in her old orange Dotson station wagon, Storm and Norman. Her message reflects comfort in embracing her own identity outside the societal elite, and she requests kindness toward Jesus, apologizing for any accidental slips in tone.