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A goofy LSAT group-text score check turns into a bigger conversation about routine, sleep, and why structure can be the difference between feeling steady and feeling scattered. We spiral from “mystery scores” to marriage patterns, then land on reality TV ethics, influencer money, March Madness, parenting guilt, and a listener move to St Louis. 

This week we talk:
• LSAT quiz bragging rights and the sting of not understanding 
• sleep debt, early workouts, and why recovery changes results 
• needing a structured environment versus free-flowing work 
• rating “mysterious” and what self-knowledge really means 
• self-advocacy versus staying neutral so nobody feels threatened 
• grief not being linear and giving ourselves more grace 
• The Bachelorette cancellation and why video shifts judgment 
• mental health, platforming, and the ethics of reality TV 
• creator privilege, big brand deals, and moral boundaries 
• March Madness brackets and the emotional hedge strategy 
• mom guilt about missing bedtime and why balance matters 
• word of the week: nadir 
• match week tears and respect for healthcare workers 
• advice on St Louis walkability, outdoors access, and LGBTQ friendliness 

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