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Creating a Personal FanDuel and Ambivalence Towards Social Invitations
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31:06 - 35:29 (04:23)

The speaker discusses wanting to create their own version of FanDuel for the opening night of their Broadway show and the complicated feelings of wanting to be invited to social events. They also briefly mention a childhood habit of making themselves cry.

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Amanda Seales and Tracy Clayton discuss their introversion tendencies in social occasions and how it affects the way they interact with people.
31:06 - 31:59 (00:53)
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Introversion
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Amanda Seales and Tracy Clayton discuss their introversion tendencies in social occasions and how it affects the way they interact with people. Even though Tracy may seem like an extrovert due to Amanda's outgoing nature, she is actually more comfortable being an introvert.

Chapter
Creating a Personal FanDuel and Ambivalence Towards Social Invitations
Episode
"Tracee Ellis Ross"
Podcast
SmartLess
Join FanDuel today with promo code SMARTLESS and claim your no sweat first bet on Super Bowl 57.
31:59 - 33:59 (02:00)
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Chapter
Creating a Personal FanDuel and Ambivalence Towards Social Invitations
Episode
"Tracee Ellis Ross"
Podcast
SmartLess
Williamsburg offers a diverse range of experiences, from fine dining to outdoor adventures, making it an ideal destination for foodies, history buffs, and thrill-seekers alike.
33:59 - 35:29 (01:30)
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Travel
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Williamsburg offers a diverse range of experiences, from fine dining to outdoor adventures, making it an ideal destination for foodies, history buffs, and thrill-seekers alike. An interview with a guest is mentioned.

Chapter
Creating a Personal FanDuel and Ambivalence Towards Social Invitations
Episode
"Tracee Ellis Ross"
Podcast
SmartLess