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The following podcast is a dear media production. Welcome to the Absolutely Not Podcast, where we do the most and the least at the same damn time. I'm your host, Heather McMahon. Hello, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to another episode of the Absolutely Not Podcast. I'm your host, Heather McMahon. I look rough under here. I've got fresh hair from Salty Locks. My hair looks fantastic, but underneath I put on makeup, but it's still. It's just busted. And I'm in an oversized jean jacket that I know will make me look like the size of Kilimanjaro on YouTube. But I don't care, because here we are. Football's back, sports are back. We're doing sports and we're having a blast. Fall is here. You are queer. I need a drink. And I'm a dink, which is dual income, no kids. That's what's up. I was on my hot girl walk yesterday and it was the labor. It was the day of labor. And I'll tell you what, it was a little too chilly for my liking. Now I'm ready for fall. Once Labor Day comes, summer's over. Put up the white shorts. Pack up the bathing suits. I don't wanna be in a bathing suit until March 15, spring break on my birthday. OK, well, I don't want to talk about it. This is my time to fatten up. But I was on my hot girl walk yesterday with my weighted vest and my waist trainer and my ankle weights. Don't ask. I'm not even using the waist trainer to train the waist I have because everybody's been doing these weighted vest, which I wear. But the problem is if you have a bad lower back, it kind of fucks up your back. So I bought this weight waist trainer thing just to hold my back up so my posture would be good with the weighted vest. So I'm not even training the waist. I'm just trying to stay upright is where I'm at. And then I had my little ankle weights and I was on my walk and it felt so nice out yesterday, but it got a little too crispy. Hear me out. For September 1st, it felt a little too crisp crispy. And that made me nervous because if it, if it's that cool and perfect and idyllic on September 1, the day of our Lord and Savior, you know what's not going to be great? Winter. And I know you're thinking, Heather, you're jumping to conclusions. Heather, you're really speedballing right now. Well, when I have to catch a flight. So we are zipping But I. I'm getting a little nervous that winter is going to be harsh. And I don't want to be negative. You know, I just want to be positive. But I get concerned that winter is coming. I don't like it, but I'm warning you, you might have to bring the thermals out from the attic a week or two early. And I'm not. I'm not talking about Groundhog Day. You know that little critter, that little vermin who sees his shadow every year? Fuck him. I'm just saying I'm a little worried. It's a little crispier on the first day of fall. Anywho, what is up? I was traveling a little bit, doing some personal stuff this weekend. And then I sat my ass on Sunday on my porch with an ice cold glass of unsweet tea and I got some fried chicken from Publix. I ordered the chicken tenders and I got a gorgeous Duke's mayo dip. And I was just living my Labor Day truth. The Southern. I was doing my Southern Publix chicken tender and mayonnaise and iced tea. Little rigmarole. And I was having the time of my life. And I kissed my dogs on the mouth and I did a lot of laundry, and that's what I did. So if y' all were traveling, if you were at the lake, if you were at a resort, good for you. But I didn't do diddly squat. And I couldn't have been happier because the next couple weeks are going to be fucking insane. I'm going to walk you through the schedule this weekend. Okay? I'm traveling for some personal things I can't get into. We'll look back in a year from now and I'll be able to let you know what's up and you'll be like, lol. She made it through. But regardless. So I'm traveling to a couple other places. Then the. The schedule is as follows. Omaha, then Denver, then I'm in LA for a week. I'm doing the Emmys red carpet again. I don't know if I'm allowed to say it, but whatever. You'll see me. We're probably announcing in two days. Then I'm doing the Emmys red carpet. I'm shooting like three commercials while we're there. We're podcasting. Then I basically go home. I'm home in Atlanta for maybe 48 hours. Then I gotta go to Milwaukee. And then I think I'm going, where am I going? Milwaukee and Minneapolis. Then I go straight from there to New York City, because I'm doing a bunch of shit for the Ryder Cup. So then I'm going to be in New York, out at Bethpage for the Ryder cup, which is the elite golf event that happens every two years, USA versus Europe. And if you're in New York, you should come out to the Ryder cup. One, because I will be dressed impeccably, head to toe, in, in a specific designer that I'm not allowed to say yet, but it's going to be pretty amazing. Hopefully they put me in good shit. Dear Lord, please don't make me look fat. But the Ryder cup is really fun. And ladies, if you are looking to meet a man, go out to the Ryder cup, take the train, take the Long Island Railroad, the LIRR out there, get date passes. And if you don't meet an American man, because honestly, fuck em, you will meet yourself, a hottie with a body from, you know, Sweden, Norway. You'll meet a nice Irish man who loves Rory McElroy and you can scissor in the parking lot. That is where you can, you're going to meet some hotties. So the Ryder cup is an event that happens every two years. And last time the Writer cup happened, that's when I went to Italy and it was right outside of Rome. So Jeff and I were in Rome for the Ryder cup and I'm so excited it's on our soil. I do think it's going to be a little bit of a shit show being in New York because apparently the UN Summit's also happening. So I would suggest if you were in the city, take the train out. So then we're going to be in New York for a week, then we come back and I'm back on the road and I'm just grinding out shows. So we're, we're, we're at it. We're living out of a suitcase. We're back to our bullshit. We're doing the most. We're, you know, living off of Jersey, Mike's and a Hope and a Prayer. So as long as you guys are cool with me crashing out every couple days on this podcast, then, then we're back to business, baby. We are back to business. So, yeah, a lot of stuff happening. A lot of stuff just going on. There's a lot of, there's a lot of stuff going on. Jeff's fine, Robin's fine, but there's a lot of stuff going on. No, Jeff's my cutie and Robin's my cutie. I haven't told Robin yet, but we Looked at a house that was three doors down from our house the other day. It's not even for sale, but our neighbor was like, hey, we might wanna move to the mountains. And we did. We looked at a house three doors down from my mom. Because I'm at the point where, like, we need our own space. It's been great. I don't wanna be far from Robin, but I need to be able to come home from tourism, and I need to be able to turn off my brain and not, you know. And when I spend time with my mom, I want it to be quality time. And I'm finding myself in a position right now. I mean, our whole family's been under a lot of stress, but I'm finding myself being so short with her and Curt and not as loving and kind as I want to be. And so I'm like, how do I fix this situation? I need my own home. I need a home where I can shut the door, turn the. You know, dim the lights. Dude. We used to have a neighbor. They've since moved out of the neighborhood. We used to have a neighbor back in the day that would literally call the moment she saw our car pull in the driveway. She moved, like, I don't know, like, 10 years ago. And so we would pull in the driveway, and then we knew, like, we just wouldn't turn on the lights. We would literally army crawl through the kitchen, up the stairs to avoid turning on the lights to the front of our house. Because this woman, if she saw the lights come on as soon as we got home, she would call. And I know even if I move three doors down from my mother, I literally. I will be able to throw a rock at the fucking house. I will still have to army crawl. Because I'll just be like, mom, I just need an hour to decompress. And I know what you're thinking. You're like, yeah, I'm sure she doesn't give you your. No, there is no privacy in our home. You know, this morning at 8am I got up with the dogs. At 6, we went out, I made a cup of coffee. I came back in my room, everybody fell asleep. I was camera catching my Z's, and my mom swings open my door. Have I gotta take Bronson to the vet? Just screaming. And I said, mom, this isn't. We can't live like this. We can't. I can't live like this. I am. I am always three steps ahead, making sure everybody knows what the schedule is. When is a housekeeper coming? When's the gardener Come, When's this? When's that? All right, we got the electrician coming because the breaker's out. Da da, da. Like we run a very well oiled machine, but it's. The loose screw is Robin and her bedroom door right now she has these like gorgeous French doors. It's a squeaky fucking wheel. And I keep telling her, mom, you got to put some WD40 on this one handle. Every time she opens her door, it's, I mean, it's like we're living in a haunted house right now. So maybe if she could just WD40 and grease up the door, I, I, it wouldn't send such a chill down my spine. But that's where I'm at. And I don't want y' all to get upset with me. I just need you to know that the, if it may, it's probably not even gonna happen in the next four months. Cause I literally don't have time to move. And these people have not actually put their house up for sale yet. But I need you to be prepared that eventually I am going to have to live across the street from Robin and just be able to shut the garage door, army crawl through the kitchen and keep the lights low so I at least buy myself 2 hours before I get interrogated. I mean, she, she opened my door this morning screaming, I gotta take Braxton. And I looked at the clock, I said, mom, it is 8:15. What time's the appointment? 10. How far away is Yvette? 45 seconds from our home. And I know she's anxious and Robin is obviously undiagnosed adhd, but I said, we gotta control it. We gotta, we gotta find a way to not internalize. Externalize and get this manic anxiety out. I don't know if I should sign her up for a dojo. You know, I had a long talk with a gentleman recently when I was at the Ritz Carlton Marina Del Rey, who has convinced me that he thinks my calling's Jiu Jitsu. Now I want you to hear me out. I want you to hear me out. Clear. I've been had a secret fantasy to join a dojo for quite some time. But I realize I would like to do any sort of mixed martial arts where I get to kick, okay? Kick and punch. I don't want to hit, I don't want to wrestle. So I believe we're going to start with jiu jitsu, taekwondo, all that's a little too much on the ground. I'm not trying to get cauliflower ear. I Don't want to get ringworm on my face. I don't want to fuck up my teeth. I haven't had to get veneers, knock on wood, yeah, yet. But I've been really dying to do something physical that other than like golf and tennis, because then I gotta, like, see people and be cute. I want to be in a ring and get out all this anxious energy with other. I. I know, I hate to say it, but like, men. Is that weird? What is that? Let's. Let's peel back those layers is because if I, If I were to hang out in a sweaty room with men, they don't care. They're not trying to flirt with me, they're not trying to have sex with me, and they don't know who I am. So I feel like it's kind of like just me and the boys. And it's not that I want to be in that toxic patriarchal, you know, that toxic masculinity. Oh, we're in the. We're in the dojo, we're in the cage and we're fighting. I don't want to be around that energy. But maybe that's what I need for my mental health right now. Maybe I need to be in that. That energy. So then when I go, when I leave it out all there on the mat, then I can go out and have better relationships and softer, gentler relationships with the other women in my life that I'm being really short with right now because hoes are acting crazy right now, and that's all you need to know. But maybe that's what I need to hang out with, you know, fortunately, very strong Asian men, you know, because they, They. I would. I would imagine they would own the dojo. And then I, I'm sparring. I want like a. I want a giant man to spar with. I want some sort of like ex boxer. It's really kickboxing, I think, is what I want to do. Hold on, let's look up jiu jitsu. So jiu jitsu is translate to gentle art or flexible art. It's reflecting its principle of using an attacker's force against them, or rather than meeting force with force. So a key training method is called randori, or sparring against a resisting opponent to learn and apply techniques effectively. Now I think I just need. Kickboxing is, I think, what I need. Let's do. Let's look at mixed martial arts. I think that's what I want. I just want to kick and punch and kick and punch. Yeah, that might Be what I need. Okay. Either way, I'm letting you know I'm getting into mixed martial arts now. It's mma. And that makes me nervous because I, I don't like, I don't like watching the fights. I. At no point do I want to get in an octagon and fight somebody else, but I definitely feel like my body is craving doing that level of physical manual labor to get out everything that's going on, if that makes sense. And it may not make sense to you. You may be like, heather, just go hit a tennis ball. I not really good at tennis and golf. It feels great to hit a club, but then it's, you know, I need, I need over and over. I don't have the patience right now. I just need extreme Taebo. And if you were not a fat kid and didn't grow up with Billy Blanks doing 1, 2, 3, 4, doing extreme aerobic kickboxing in your basement as a fat sixth grader, then you, you didn't. You're not a millennial. I would order the Taebo cassette videos off the television, and I would spend my afternoons while everybody else was at track practice. And I would just sweat in the basement in a giant oversized Spice Girls T shirt and I would fucking nail the Tae Bo moves when he would go double time. Bitch. You've never seen somebody move across a carpet in a basement faster than your girl. And I believe his son still teaches classes in la. So I'm going to be in LA next week. Maybe I go and do a in person Taebo class. Best shape of my life was sixth grade because then that next year I became captain of the cheerleading squad. Seventh grade. No, it was eighth grade. Sixth grade, I started Tae Bow. Then into seventh grade, I lost the weight. Then into eighth grade, I became a star. And then it went reverse back once I hit freshman year. But I've been looking, I've been doing the research. I think maybe I need some sort of thing where I hang out with a bunch of dudes and we just sweat and, you know, they can hit me and I can hit them and. And then I leave. And then I'm just like, nicer to my mom, you know, maybe that's it. And it's probably not making sense as it's coming out of my mouth, but just trust me, my gut. And the prayer that I say at night is the Lord speaking back to me saying, join a fucking dojo. So buckle up, baby. So, yeah, I cannot wait to be in Omaha, Nebraska this weekend. I am so excited to Be back in Denver and y' all better show me a good time. Omaha. I have not been able to enjoy your cuisine. And I know you, you are known for your cuisine. I have had so many people reach out to me and say that there's some top tier steakhouses. So we are going to try and get a little bite late night. So I am hoping please slide my DMS this week after you hear this episode and let me know where we're whining and dining after the show. Baby, I gotta know. Also, speaking of, I gotta know, I gotta know. Let me see if my buddy texts me back. Are we going to. Great. We haven't. We. We have a reservation at Houston's tonight at 8pm I gotta catch an 11pm flight tonight. Jeff's meeting me, we're flying out, we're wheeling and dealing and doing some shit. And you know, this is how I time it. I'm in the studio right now. I'm gonna get out of here. I'm gonna head to Houston's. I'm gonna sit at the bar, catch up with my boy Jaren, have one margarita, I'mma open my legs. My husband's gonna pick me up. He and I are gonna jet set to where we gotta go and then we're back to work, baby. We are back to work. But Jeffrey, I told him the other day, I was like, jeff, I'm saying something I didn't think I would say. And he was like, what are you about to say? I said, I think we are. And he said, I think for your health, it would also be good. So I don't know what's gonna happen. You know, I don't know. But I did. I actually actively went and looked at a house three doors down from us, same neighborhood, same street. And I just said, this seems peaceful. This is nice. This is real nice. You know, And I thought about it. We were looking to all move in town. And then I thought about it, okay, I love my neighborhood. I love where I'm at. It's very peaceful, it's very serene. 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