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Um, uh, she took a job in Tampa and was like, "You coming with me." So we, we packed up, we moved over to Tampa.

Now, my daughter in New Orleans was at this French school.

It was called Lycée Français.

Uh, and they, they basically only spoke to the children there in French.

[smacks lips] Uh, and so she was fluent in French at the time, five years old, kindergarten, pre-kindergarten, et cetera.

And I got to Tampa, and I needed to find a way to, you know, maintain these language skills.

And at a time when we are disconnected for multiple reasons as a society, what does that mean to you?