Tisha Alyn on Golf Icks, Beating Jason Kelce, & the Labubu Obsession

Summary

BFFR with Sydney Leroux & Ali Riley Episode: Tisha Alyn on Golf Icks, Beating Jason Kelce, & the Labubu Obsession Release Date: July 14, 2025

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Introduction

The episode kicks off with the hosts, Sydney Leroux (Sid) and Ali Riley, engaging in their trademark playful banter. They joke about unconventional monetization strategies, including selling game-worn leggings and spandex, setting a light-hearted tone for the show.

Sid [00:17]: "That's how we're going to make our money. By selling game-worn spandex to weirdos."

Sid's Epic Birthday Party

Sid shares the story of organizing an unforgettable joint birthday party for her children, Cassius and Rue, at Sky Zone—a massive trampoline park. The event was tailored to ensure safety and fun, keeping strangers and germs at bay by renting out the entire facility.

Ali [02:36]: "It is a trampoline park and I have seen these on social media and I knew Sid would bring the kids there sometimes..."

The party featured various trampoline activities, including basketball, soccer, obstacle courses, and even a trapeze. However, not everything went smoothly, leading to some humorous and chaotic moments.

Sid [04:27]: "I went so deep into the foam pit that I was, like, panicking. I was having a full blown anxiety attack because I couldn't get myself out."

Introduction of Special Guest: Tisha Alyn

The hosts excitedly introduce Tisha Alyn, a former professional golfer turned social media influencer and entrepreneur. Tisha brings a wealth of experience and unique insights into the intersection of sports, fashion, and digital media.

Sid [06:26]: "That's enough of that. We do have a very special guest who is also very for real about life and being a public figure in the golf world. So stay tuned because we have Tisha all in here on the BFFR show."

Tisha's Be For Real (BFFR) Moments

Tisha candidly discusses her journey in the golfing world and beyond. She highlights moments of frustration with her clothing line's quality control and celebrates her competitive spirit by sharing her victory over Jason Kelce in a golf competition.

Tisha [09:33]: "I have a package going out to Shonda Rhimes. She's obsessed. And my factory completely fucked up the pants. I was like, be fucking for real."

Tisha [10:12]: "I did beat Jason Kelce."

Redefining Golf and Embracing Social Media

Tisha delves into how she has leveraged social media to transform her career, making golf more accessible and fun while breaking stereotypes associated with the sport. She emphasizes the importance of authenticity and representation, particularly for women and marginalized groups in golf.

Tisha [11:37]: "I treated media just like that. I felt like it was easier for me to conquer, perhaps compared to other girls in the space, because I'm so competitive."

Launching Her Clothing Line

Tisha introduces her clothing line aimed at disrupting traditional golf apparel. She discusses the challenges of creating functional yet stylish golf wear that caters to diverse body types and personal styles, moving away from the conservative norms of the sport.

Tisha [17:21]: "Women's golf wear has always been so far behind the mark, and I thought, why don't I just create pieces that can actually work both on and off the course?"

Personal Life and Engagement Story

Tisha shares her heartfelt story of a double proposal from her fiancée, Ashley Driver. She describes the elaborate planning and surprise elements that made the engagement unforgettable, highlighting the support and love from their families and friends.

Tisha [30:22]: "I proposed to her in August in Hawaii... And then she proposed to me a month later in San Diego."

Sid [35:02]: "Do you guys have, like a date, a destination?"

Tisha [37:37]: "We are hoping for fall of 2026. I just prefer it local because I'm Filipino and I have way too much family."

Fun Segments: Rapid Fire and Personal Quirks

The episode features a rapid-fire segment where Tisha shares her favorite things, pet peeves, and quirky habits. This segment adds a personal touch, allowing listeners to connect with her beyond her professional persona.

Tisha [45:26]: "Favorite thing about yourself? I will say that I am very resilient."

Sid [47:42]: "Worst outfit you've ever worn on the course. Pink top with an orange bottom... I looked like Dora."

Discussion on Golf Etiquette and Modern Challenges

Tisha and the hosts discuss various "icks" or pet peeves related to golf, such as inappropriate attire and unsporting behavior. They also touch upon the challenges women face in traditional golf settings, advocating for more inclusive and supportive environments.

Tisha [22:34]: "There are still golf clubs in this world where women are not allowed to be a member... It's so basic, yet they still exist."

Happy Hour and Closing Remarks

As the episode nears its end, the hosts transition into a relaxed happy hour segment, sharing their wins and losses of the week. They continue to engage listeners with humorous anecdotes and personal stories, wrapping up the episode on a light and entertaining note.

Ali [55:40]: "Grab a drink, get comfy. We're gonna serve up our L's and dubs and all the nonsense of this week."

Notable Quotes

• Sid [00:17]: "That's how we're going to make our money. By selling game-worn spandex to weirdos."
• Tisha [09:33]: "I have a package going out to Shonda Rhimes. She's obsessed."
• Tisha [10:12]: "I did beat Jason Kelce."
• Tisha [17:21]: "Why don't I just create pieces that can actually work both on and off the course?"
• Tisha [30:22]: "We are hoping for fall of 2026."
• Sid [35:02]: "Do you guys have, like a date, a destination?"
• Tisha [37:37]: "I prefer it local because I'm Filipino and I have way too much family."
• Sid [47:42]: "Worst outfit you've ever worn on the course. Pink top with an orange bottom... I looked like Dora."

Conclusion

This episode of "BFFR with Sydney Leroux & Ali Riley" offers a blend of personal storytelling, professional insights, and playful interactions. Tisha Alyn's candid discussions about her journey in golf, her entrepreneurial ventures, and her personal life provide listeners with valuable perspectives on breaking barriers and embracing authenticity. The engaging banter and genuine moments shared by the hosts ensure that both regular listeners and newcomers find the episode both entertaining and enlightening.

Transcript

[Tisha]

I had someone tell me, like, can I please buy one of your leggings? Like, trust me, you don't want. Trust us that after a long day on the course, you don't want. Like, I'm saving you.

[Sid]

Yeah. That's how we're going to make our money. By selling game worn spandex to weirdos.

[Tisha]

There you go.

[Ali]

If the podcasting doesn't work out, you have to have a plan B.

[Tisha]

Just go straight there. Not even only fans. We're just going straight.

[Sid]

We're going to go straight to the selling.

[Tisha]

Got it. Hello. What?

[Sid]

We're back with another episode of BFFR with Ali and Zed.

[Ali]

Make sure you're following us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube. Hit that subscribe button. And you can always call the BFFR hotline at 1-833-txt-BFFR.

[Sid]

That's 1-833-898-2337.

[Ali]

Or email us at feedback ffr show.com the The DMS have been very, very entertaining.

[Sid]

Popping off and the. The hotline talk about all of the things because they're so good.

[Ali]

I know.

[Sid]

So keep them coming because we're laughing, we're crying with you, and we're trying to get you leveled up.

[Tisha]

Yes.

[Ali]

And our week, we've had a really good week because Sid planned the most epic birthday party for her two children. Neither of which had a birthday right. On that day or even week, but explains it.

[Sid]

Cassius birthday was on September 10th.

[Ali]

So not close at all last year.

[Sid]

But I was possibly having a mentib and we didn't have the time. We were in like thick into the end of the season.

[Ali]

Yeah.

[Sid]

And he kept being like, when am I gonna get my birthday party? And I was like, soon, soon, soon, soon.

[Tisha]

Here we are in June.

[Sid]

And then June, you know, I was like, let's do it. I'm ready. And now rue's birthday is June 28th. And I was like, let's have a joint birthday party. So I'm like, not one for like, other people that I don't know. And so.

[Ali]

And germs.

[Sid]

Germs.

[Ali]

People.

[Sid]

People. I'm really like, not into germs. And I just feel like people you don't know and like kids you don't really know. I'm just like, whoa. And so we rented out the entire Sky Zone just for the kids.

[Ali]

If you don't know what Sky Zone is, because I, I didn't before. It is a trampoline park and I have seen these on social media and I knew Sid would bring the kids there sometimes, but I had never been myself. And this was like the dream to have this entire huge warehouse, trampolines galore. You could play basketball, soccer, like, obstacle course, trapeze, balance beam, whatever you can imagine with trampolines. And it was just Cassius and Ru's friends, and they were just.

[Sid]

And their parents.

[Ali]

Time of their life. Yeah, we. We probably should mention the adults in the situation because that is. That is our bffr.

[Sid]

This is our for real moment of the week. Okay, start us off.

[Ali]

Well, there was a foam pit with all these foam blocks and then a trapeze very far away from this.

[Sid]

Far away.

[Ali]

This ledge high up, like a cliff.

[Tisha]

Okay.

[Ali]

So a cliff with a trapeze in the. In the dist.

[Sid]

And you gotta jump from that cliff and hang on to that trapeze.

[Ali]

I think that when there are people operating under normal hours, that someone probably assists the kids with this. But Sid was like, no, you jump. So she, with her calf and all, didn't even hurt. Just launches herself off this, thinking that.

[Sid]

She will be able to, like, I'm swag girl.

[Ali]

Like, she is an acrobat. You may have seen it already on social media, but I was crying, laughing. When she slips. I heard her nails, slips. The bar flips, and she just goes straight into this foam pit. And then my husband decides he can do it.

[Sid]

Yeah, it was worse. And it was worse.

[Ali]

I got the ick.

[Sid]

There were.

[Ali]

We're still married, but yeah, it was close.

[Sid]

You. We're gonna post the ick video because it is really bad seeing your person jump on a trampoline when they haven't done that in maybe 30 years is tough.

[Ali]

Yeah. And it wasn't just you and Lucas.

[Sid]

No, it wasn't. There was. There were two daddies.

[Ali]

There were a couple other daddies there with Sid trying to do the trapeze.

[Sid]

No one was capable.

[Ali]

No, no one. One dad. One of the daddies, he. His phone fell out of his pocket into the foam pit. Worst nightmare.

[Sid]

Yeah. Also, I went so deep into the foam pit that I was, like, panicking. I was having a full blown anxiety attack because I couldn't get myself out. And there was just like so much and, like so much power you had to use, but the more you, like, tried to get out, the more it would sink.

[Ali]

You also talk about germs in that foam pit.

[Sid]

I know. Well, you know how much I showered. Yeah.

[Ali]

And. And they all tried it multiple times. We got it all on video. And it was so funny.

[Sid]

And then everyone, like, was commenting on my video saying, like, oh, I thought you were an athlete. Let me tell you. I was not. I was not chalked up. I told Ally and Claire, who were crying, laughing at me, that I could do it if my hands were chalk.

[Ali]

She brought her chalk.

[Sid]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Ali]

You and Lucas both needed a bit of, like, treatment after the.

[Sid]

Yeah, the. The neck was a little tight.

[Ali]

His knees were, like, blown out.

[Sid]

The neck was a little tight. The. The upper back. Yeah. Thank you, Sarah, for manipulating me.

[Ali]

That's enough of that. We do have a very special guest who is also very for real about life and being a public figure in the golf world. So stay tuned because we have Tisha all in here on the BFFR show.

[Sid]

All right, before we get into the rest of the show, we need to talk about cachaba real quick.

[Ali]

Oh, my gosh. You know those players who, like, play for 90 minutes full sprint, tackling everybody, and then after the game, still somehow still have energy. And I don't mean the teenagers. I want what they're having.

[Sid]

It's not just vibes and talent. It's nutrition. You can't just live off coffee and chaos. Come on.

[Ali]

Trust me, I've tried. But Kachava is a legit game changer. It's giving her full body meal shake and it's 25 grams of plant based protein, but without the chalky aftertaste.

[Sid]

I hate the chalky so bad. I'm on the matcha cake right now. Frozen banana, a little. A little almond milk. 30 seconds, you're good to go. You know I don't have that kind of time.

[Ali]

I know you don't, Sid.

[Sid]

If you're trying to eat better, feel better, and not crash by noon, try one.

[Ali]

Fuel your game with Kachava. Go to kachava.com and use code BFFR for 15% off your next order.

[Sid]

That's K-A C-H-A-V A.com and use code BFFr for 15% off. This episode is brought to you by PNC Bank.

[Ali]

A lot of people think that a podcast where soccer players talk about their daily life would be boring.

[Sid]

And yeah, some of the grind can be boring, but it is our daily rituals and our preparation and. And doing it together that makes the wins even bigger.

[Ali]

It's like banking with PNC Bank. It might seem boring to plan, save, and make calculated decisions with your bank. Keeping your money boring is what helps you live a more happily fulfilled life.

[Sid]

PNC bank, brilliantly boring since 1865.

[Ali]

Brilliantly boring since 1865 is a service mark of the PNC Financial Services Group, Incorporated. PNC Bank, National Association Member FDIC. Today's guest is former pro golfer TikTok Queen. Trick shot. Queen was even able to teach me a golf trick shot. That is very, very difficult. Fashion icon even has her own clothing line now. Welcome to the BFFR show. Tisha.

[Sid]

All in.

[Tisha]

Thank you all for having me. I'm excited to be here. This is a really cute song setup. I'm just. Oh, thank you.

[Ali]

Well, you look really good in the setup.

[Sid]

Yeah, you do.

[Tisha]

Thank you.

[Sid]

Needs to go here next.

[Tisha]

Don't even get me into that. Don't even get me started. My girls are here.

[Sid]

We'll get into that.

[Tisha]

Yeah.

[Sid]

Okay. So obviously the show is called BFFR for a reason. For a reason. Be for real. What is your Be for Real moment of the week?

[Tisha]

Oh, God. I feel like I say that all the time. Literally, like, my. Because we're talking about my line, my factory completely. I have a pack. It's. It'll. I'll. I'll tell you guys. I have a package going out to Shonda Rhimes. She's obsessed.

[Sid]

Amazing.

[Ali]

Oh, my God.

[Tisha]

And my factory completely fucked up the pants. And I was like, be fucking for real.

[Sid]

100.

[Tisha]

Like, this is not the human being. Please get the pants right. She's five, seven. Get it right. Get it right. Anyways, that was definitely my BFFR moment. There's a lot of those. Yeah.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[Ali]

Do you ever have any BFFR moments on the golf course recently with Jason Kelsey?

[Tisha]

On the.

[Sid]

On the. On the course?

[Tisha]

Oh, yeah. Yes. Oh, my gosh. Actually, I feel like it was more like a positive BFFR moment. It was more like a. Okay. Well, I'll say it. I'm just spilling all the tea. All. I. We were in a competition, and I. I did. I did beat Jason Kelsey.

[Sid]

We already knew. Yes.

[Tisha]

AB1. So that's a good BFFR moment. Yeah, that is.

[Sid]

That is.

[Ali]

I love that for you.

[Tisha]

I love that for us.

[Sid]

Yeah. Congratulations.

[Tisha]

Thank you. Thank you. He's a lot larger in person. That's all I could say, I imagine. Yeah. He's very tall.

[Sid]

Yeah, he's tall.

[Tisha]

He's very tall. And just. I thought he was a victim. And he is that too. Yeah. He's just gigantic Teddy bear kind of guy. Yeah. Yeah. But really nice.

[Ali]

Well, that was really cool to see, and it is very fun to follow your journey from golfer to now being this very influential social media icon. I would say.

[Sid]

Thank you.

[Ali]

How has it been to basically redefine a golf personality and really kind Of I feel like you have dominated this kind of digital era and it wasn't something we would necessarily associate golfers with this fun, outgoing, very honest and genuine and just out their personality.

[Tisha]

And.

[Ali]

And you've done that. And I feel like you've inspired a lot of people. But did you know that you were going to be that girl?

[Tisha]

Oh, absolutely not. And I appreciate you guys even saying that. I mean, I think like when. And I guess you guys can attest to it too. It's like when you're in it and you're grinding away, you don't realize what you've accomplished. Right? You are, you're only looking up at the next milestone because, like, as athletes, you're like, oh, I gotta hit that next mark. And so when I stepped away from professional golf, I treated media just like that. And I felt like it was easier for me to conquer, perhaps compared to other girls in the space, because I'm so competitive. And so it was like, okay, I'm gonna get that gig. I'm gonna hit that price mark. I'm gonna get like, I, I don't background in being a personal trainer, but I did it because I'm an expert golf trainer and I did that podcasting, we did that. And so for me, I didn't look to accomplish all these things. It was a matter of once I accomplished one thing. And then I turned the corner and I was like, okay, let's try something new. And then when you look back at it, you're like, okay, damn. You know, I did all those things, but it really was just a culmination of playing golf since I was three. And that was the foundation of it. And what I could do after that was really just me exploring all the things that I had interest in in the moment. Because like, when I began, I was like, okay, pro golf is the route. And then after that it was like, okay, broadcast is the route. Did that. And then it became all these other things. Social media is the route and everything I tried, fortunately, I've been able to just kind of power through and have some success in every little pillar I tried. And it's just been. It's always good to get that recognition, you know, when you can look back and people outside recognize it if you guys see it. And that's. I'm doing something right.

[Sid]

Yes, of course.

[Ali]

You, you definitely.

[Sid]

100.

[Tisha]

Thank you. I appreciate them. Words of affirmation, girly. So I'm.

[Sid]

Yes, I'm a, I'm a gift giving and a gift taker. So.

[Tisha]

Okay, I should have brought. Should have brought them the booze.

[Ali]

It's not too late.

[Sid]

I do think that, you know, when you're in this, like, professional athlete space, that people think that you are just this serious person that has no personality. Yeah. And I think we're seeing so much personality now. That wasn't, like, it wasn't the right time when we were younger.

[Tisha]

Yeah.

[Sid]

You know, if you were showing personality, you were the outlier. Yeah. Because you had to be here. You had to be straight. You had. Everything had to be, like, good. And I feel like now everyone can be everyone, and everyone can be whoever they want. And that is, like, what we can celebrate now.

[Tisha]

Yeah.

[Ali]

And don't you think that social media has given us this chance? Sid and I, we always talk about social media because it can be a really hard place, and people can write whatever they want, and they don't have to feel any responsibility or ownership of what they say. But also with women, we talked about it with the Olympics. If you are on a network or on a show and they ask you to speak about a certain thing, and they're going to show you doing a certain thing. But with the growth of social media, we get to show what we want and who we are. And, I mean, that's something you obviously have excelled in, and you have made golf look really damn fun. Sid and I are even like, maybe we'll see you out there on the court.

[Tisha]

We'll do something. Yeah, absolutely. Yeah. Yeah. It's been an evolution, for sure.

[Ali]

Well, you are also a podcaster.

[Tisha]

I am. I am.

[Sid]

Welcome to the party.

[Tisha]

That's it, right?

[Ali]

Yeah.

[Tisha]

Get it, get it, get it, get it. That's right. Yeah. Glad y' all got it. Yes, I do have a podcast. It is with iHeartRadio. It's called welcome to the Par T. As you know, and it's really just all about amplifying women's golfers. But not just, like, the pro girls, which, you know, are all my. My girlfriends because I grew up with them, but it's also the girl that just enjoy playing golf as well, who happen to be influential in the space. We've had Angie Martinez on, if you don't know that name, she's like the voice of New York. You've heard her voice, like, probably, like, she used to report on Tupac and be homies with him. Like, she's been in it for a long time. And people. People like that have been really cool comedians and whatnot. I had Heather McMahon on, which was also really cool. You just don't realize who loves golf. Like, golf connects the most random people at the same time, I think, which is really cool. Someone who I'm trying to get on the podcast, she's actually Beyonce's violinist, and she loves to golf on tour on her free time, but I can't literally catch her. We're, like, trying to catch each other in the US and so. But, like, that's what's so cool, is that, you know, it doesn't matter the caliber in which you play the game, and it doesn't mean you have to be good at it. And you don't have to have really any athleticism to try. And I think that's the difference between golf and other sports. And so that's what my pod is about. It's been quite a journey. I'm sure, as y' all know, podcasting is simply not as easy, I think, as maybe people think. They probably think it's just about drinking and yapping, and my God, that's not the case. A lot of research, you know, there's a lot of actual studying. There's some, you know, behind the scenes to it. But it's. It's again, one of those challenges that I was like, I'm gonna conquer it. Whether it's one season or 10, I'm going to do my absolute best every time.

[Ali]

I love how competitive.

[Tisha]

Yeah, it's a little.

[Ali]

You're very driven. I know.

[Sid]

We're sisters.

[Ali]

We will be good at this.

[Sid]

So you have. You're trying to get Beyonce's violinist. What about. Is Beyonce a golfer?

[Tisha]

Yeah. You know, really, really hoping that one day she will swing a club. That would be my dream. Like her and JLo, if they would just swing a club, I would maybe.

[Ali]

You know who can help you swing a club? Beyonce and JLo.

[Sid]

Tish. Yeah, exactly.

[Ali]

She's here.

[Sid]

Exactly.

[Tisha]

Just call me, beat me if you want to reach me. I will be there. I will be there.

[Ali]

Well, tell us about the clothing line because.

[Tisha]

Yeah.

[Ali]

Conquer. Conquering. The podcasting.

[Tisha]

Yeah.

[Ali]

Now you are in the fashion space.

[Tisha]

I am again, one of those things that you just. It's not like I studied this, but it was one of the. I mean, golf again, is like very different. Right. So I'm actually wearing one of the pieces right now. It's an all in crew neck. One thing that I think everyone can wear on and off the course. It says who's your caddy? On the back, but love it. Yeah.

[Sid]

Do you get it?

[Tisha]

You get it? Do you get it with your caddy? Thank you. Yeah. A lot of. A lot of puns. We're pretty punny around here. And I wanted to create something that would essentially disrupt the space. I feel like that's what we love to do, right? Disrupt the space. And golf, amongst other sports, is just very, you know, conservative. A lot of old white males. And I have always, naturally, been very against the grain just being lgbtq. Aapi. Give me an acronym. I'm probably a part of it. I am your token girl, right? And so for me, it was like. I personally have never seen myself represented very much in the game, let alone in clothing. And women's golf wear has always been so far behind the mark, and I thought, why don't I just create pieces that can actually work both on and off the course? Like someone who's going to the office and then go to the golf course, or someone who is, you know, maybe a mom and busy and doing yoga and then wants to go play, you know, play a quick nine or hit a. Hit a few balls, like, I got you. I'm. I'm trying to make clothes that are actually functional and are actually cute and colors that you'd actually want to wear, because golf is known to have very eccentric and bright colors. I think that's the way golf likes to differentiate their players. But I'm like, I would never wear that shit. Like, give me, like, neutrals. Give me mauve. Like, follow the mainstream fashion. Because golf is always a couple years behind with beliefs, attitudes, and fashion. So that's really all I'm trying to do is just really reinvent the wheel and just bring a new era of women's golf wear.

[Sid]

That's amazing. That's. I mean, that's what I'm gonna do, right? Yoga mom. I'm gonna do Pilates. Pilates mom. And then.

[Tisha]

And then go play golf.

[Sid]

Go to the course.

[Tisha]

I got your outfit.

[Sid]

Are there perfect.

[Ali]

Are there rules? I'm sorry. I'm so.

[Tisha]

That's okay.

[Ali]

When it comes. When I see what people are wearing, I'm like, they must be forced to wear that, because no one would actually want to wear that.

[Tisha]

What.

[Ali]

What are the restrictions when you go on the course?

[Tisha]

So, I mean, isn't there restrictions in soccer? I mean, there's like, a dress code, right?

[Ali]

If you're just going and playing with your friends, I mean, you might want to have boots and a sports bra.

[Sid]

But some people put their shorts up high or your booty cheek is coming out this much. Some people wear their socks low.

[Tisha]

Like, low cruise.

[Sid]

Like, there's really.

[Ali]

There's Not a lot of room because we're wearing a uniform.

[Tisha]

But if we were to go and.

[Ali]

Play pickup with our friends, some people.

[Tisha]

Might be in pants.

[Ali]

Some people, like, you can wear any T shirt, old ratty T shirt. You could wear a kit. Like, you can wear whatever you want as long as you can move around.

[Tisha]

Right. It's up to you.

[Sid]

Okay.

[Tisha]

Got it. Got it. Okay. Yeah. So in golf, there are rules. You have to have a collared shirt, and if it explains it. Yes. And so if it's sleeveless, you must have a collar. If it has sleeves, you're okay to have no collar because God forbid we look a little too sexy. I know, right? You can't. Yeah, you have the arms showing. Oh, God forbid. My shoulder blade shows. Yeah. You can't have anything button too far low, and you can't have skirts or shorts too short. They. So for country club policy, which country club is like, you know, the clubs, like, you had to pay for that membership, right? It's a bougie ones. It's. The policy is $1 above your kneecap is a length. And literally, they will call you on it. They will dress code you, like back in high school and college days. And oftentimes it's actually like, the older women of the club that call you out, they don't want their husbands to.

[Sid]

Be looking at you. That's not your problem. That's not your problem.

[Tisha]

Right. My bad for being young and in this club.

[Sid]

Right.

[Tisha]

And so, yeah, there are some pretty wild restrictions. Leggings are forbidden technically, from actual tournament play. So, like, if you free the camel toe.

[Sid]

Right.

[Tisha]

I know, I know. Seriously. But when you're playing for, like, you know, to be chill and go to the range, you can.

[Ali]

Okay.

[Tisha]

But it's. It's like, it's. Yeah. It's frowned upon. And I'm like. I don't. I'm like. We're literally covering our legs. Athletes wear leggings. What is the issue here? I don't get it. Like, even for men, though, like, men technically can't wear shorts during competition. They have to wear slacks. It's just a part of, like, the gentleman. Old school, you know, I didn't realize.

[Ali]

That about the pants.

[Tisha]

Yeah. There's so much of it. Even sayings on sweaters and, like, the things that I even. I have on my crew neck. Like, if you were to play in a major tournament, they. They want to see your wear because they want to make sure you don't distract from the tournament. And so. And I'm like, I want to show as much personality as possible. So I'm a hundred percent. Who's your caddy? Like, who is your caddy? Yeah, there's a lot to it. And so that's why I'm like, I'm really that one person that's, like, really riding between the lines of, like, getting my hand slapped or not. And I'm okay with that. But that's the best. That's.

[Sid]

That's like, the best part.

[Ali]

And that's how you're going to affect change as well. You got to push. Push a dollar.

[Sid]

A dollar above the knee is never going to work. Yeah, I'm sorry, What?

[Tisha]

I get that.

[Sid]

Would that be something that you would change in women's golf, the rules of golf wear?

[Tisha]

Yes. It's play a lot of things. I would change.

[Sid]

Tell us.

[Tisha]

I mean, like, the golf wear is, I think, one thing for sure, but I think, like, the fact that there are still golf clubs that exist where women are not allowed is still a thing. Yeah. There are still golf clubs in this world where women are not allowed to be a member. There are still golf clubs. If they do allow women, it's because they're the wives. There are clubs that are even like, oh, women can only play on Wednesdays after 3:00pm What? Yes. And it's not like an open soccer field where you all can just do what you. What you want. Like, you have to essentially always have permission in some regard for country clubs.

[Sid]

Anyways, if you need us, we'll come with you.

[Tisha]

Okay. I know who to call.

[Sid]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's not happening.

[Ali]

Yeah, yeah. Just call us on that hotline and we will be there.

[Sid]

Tish.

[Tisha]

They will disrupt.

[Ali]

I know.

[Tisha]

And there's still a lot of things. I feel like golf has grown, though, like, dramatically in the last five years. And the growth of women's golf, I will say, is like, it's popping. Ever since COVID it's like 80 growth. It's the largest growth rate and, like, the largest consumer rate, which it's like, okay, invest in women's golf because they're the ones buying. Like, let's go. But when you see clubs like that, it doesn't help. When you go to a range and you only see a bunch of men, it doesn't make a woman feel welcome to go and do it. Men feel a lot. Very. They feel very inclined to correct you when you're there. Like, yeah, we'll get into that.

[Sid]

I wish they would correct you, actually. Let me show you.

[Tisha]

Yeah. And I feel like that happens.

[Ali]

To you a lot.

[Tisha]

It's funny how men's egos work when they think they know more, you know, And I mean, I'm sure you guys get it too. They probably critique you guys, and it's like, we're literally professionals. We're out here. What, what more can you say? I'm being paid to do this and you're not. So I, I, I get the same sentiment. So, yes, a lot of things I would change.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[Tisha]

Yeah.

[Ali]

How do you see golf as being marketed to Gen Z girls? Like, has there been. You said, obviously, invest in women's golf. Have you seen a shift in how brands or companies are actually trying to get more women to play?

[Tisha]

For sure. I think, I think this is where I will say, like, social media is, like, such a good thing because you have the accessibility to find other young women who golf. It makes it feel like it's a lot easier to get into. There's a ton of younger golfers now that have built followings just because they're like, hey, just watch me learn how to play golf. And they're gen zers and they, they're with the times. I can barely keep up with them. But I think it's because of social media that it makes everything more accessible across all sports. Right. Like, I wouldn't know anything about the WNBA if I didn't see all the cool updates on Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese. And so I feel like that makes golf a lot more accessible because if we didn't have social media, we would still be, like, years behind. Huge difference.

[Sid]

I always say that, like, soccer used to be a really easy sport to get into, and now it's extremely expensive. And golf has always been pretty expensive. And so you're not getting everybody that could play.

[Tisha]

Right.

[Ali]

Missing out on so much talent.

[Sid]

You're missing out on so much talent. And it's like, how, how do you bridge the gap of, like, allowing everyone to be able to play?

[Tisha]

Right? I mean, I think it's just like how there's a lot of club sports, you know, like, we, golf has that too. We have a lot of programs that are, that are a lot. Being a lot more invested in, in junior programs. I'm a part of this program called Youth on Course, and they essentially give you really cheap access to golf courses all around the US and that program became open to me when I was just coming out of high school. And if golf, let's say, per bucket right at the time was maybe like, 10 to $15 a bucket, if you were a junior golfer, they Give it to you for two $2 a bucket. They would provide you, help you get golf clubs to rent and things like that. They can help provide lessons and discounts and so things like that make golf a lot more accessible. Can there be more organizations? Absolutely. Can there be more organizations that focus more on women? Yes, that I will say there's a lot of junior programs, but I think to specialize in young girls specifically, because there's a whole other level of intimidation and, like, growth spurts and, like, once they hit their, you know, adulthood, that's when their body changes and they don't feel inclined to play a sport in general. Right. So there can be a lot more done. But we do have a lot of programs that are now being implemented.

[Sid]

That's good.

[Ali]

Well, and obviously, I want to shout out, you had an amazing program and initiative, and I was so lucky to be a part of it. And there were all these API girls, and they were learning how to play, and they got swag and they had these amazing women teaching them. I mean, legends of the sport teaching them how to play. And it was so, so cute. And it was just. It was really, really powerful. So you are a huge part of this movement. So thank you. We're very, very lucky because seeing girls drop out of sport is so heartbreaking when the three of us really know how much it has given us in our lives, not just as professionals, but truly friendship, understanding each other, like, being able to work with a team, so many skills, so many tools to survive life, even beyond being an athlete. So that, that program was really, really cool. But I want to know what your biggest pinch me moment has been on this journey so far. I feel like you had a lot.

[Tisha]

I've had a lot. I mean, launching the clothing brand was definitely one. I can't tell you guys. Like, we talk about mental health. Like, I can't tell you how many times I broke down in the process, like, just trademarking my own name. I was like, I'm sorry, is it taken? I can't do this. Like, I can't get that logo. Because, like, that, like, there was a lot of pinch me moments in the process that when we launched, I literally thought, damn, I did that. Like, I didn't think I could. Like, I literally was. I looked at the collection. I was like, how the fuck did I do that? Like, that was a pinch me moment. Playing with Jason Kelsey recently was a pinch me moment. And it wasn't just him. I was playing with Michael Collins, who is an ESPN host, and Ken Griffey the baseball.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[Tisha]

Legend Kenny. Yeah. Griffey's probably like, bro, you didn't even post me. I'm sorry. I had to post Kelsey first. Don't worry. They're all broken up into pieces. I mean, definitely a pinch me moment was I've been able to hang out or hang around. Hang out as loose. Hang around Tiger Woods a couple times. And he's one of those people that when you're in his presence, you just feel this, like, surge of, like, greatness that you're like, whoa. Like, you're hit with this barrier. But the last time I did get to spend some time with him, his son was in the field. His son was competing, and I still felt that greatness, but I saw a father who just loved his son, and I think that was so cool to see, like, his barriers broken down a little outside of media answers, because, you know, he. He. I feel like men athletes are so quick to just give you the formal answer, but I got to see him mess around, you know, like, high five and mess around with the sun. And I was like, damn. You know, like, people don't get to see this side of Tiger.

[Ali]

Yeah.

[Tisha]

And he may never show it. And I. It was just a cool moment for me to have that time with him.

[Sid]

Wow. Beautiful.

[Ali]

That would have been surreal.

[Tisha]

Yeah, it was. It was definitely wild. Like, looking at him, I'm like. I was, like, standing side by side where, like, not even facing each other, and I'm just like, can't even look at the goat. Oh, my God. Too cool. Oh, my God. We're, like, five feet away. Like. Yeah. It was definitely unforgettable.

[Ali]

Do you. So the three of us have something very important in common. We love to involve our families and our loved ones on our social media.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[Tisha]

Yes.

[Ali]

And you have a really, really amazing partner in college. I do.

[Tisha]

I do. Yeah.

[Ali]

I mean, first we have to start with the name.

[Tisha]

Yes. Okay. Yes.

[Ali]

You're a forever driver.

[Tisha]

Yes. Like, what are the chances? Oh, my God. I know. So crazy. So, yeah, my fiance's name is Ashley Driver, and.

[Sid]

Unreal.

[Tisha]

Yeah. You can't make it. Yeah, I know. Like, when. When we. When we met, I remember asking her if that's, like, actually her last name, and it is. And then everyone, once I was like, okay, like, I think this is it. I'm gonna start introducing her to people. There wasn't one person in the golf world that was like, how it is? How is this not perfect? Like, her last name was Driver. Your favorite club is a driver. And, yeah, I was like, never could ever believe it, but fun fact is that she doesn't even want to keep her last name. She would rather have mine. Isn't that crazy? And I was like, how to keep both?

[Sid]

You've got to take.

[Tisha]

I was like, we can. Hi. And I was like, you want to be a driver? What if I was Tish Driver? That sounds pretty dope. I'll drop the. We'll just go, tish drop Driver. But she was like, no, I want to start a new legacy. I want to do something new with you. And I was like, okay. But, yeah, I mean, she is someone that I. I'm always someone that's been very, like, vulnerable and open on my platform. I feel like it's not for everyone. And I totally get that. Especially for golfers. Some golfers are just very private and honestly, kind of weird and boring. Right? Yeah. Facts. And I. I just feel like the more I can relate to people, the more human I am to them. And so I knew, even before I met, I even came out that I wanted to eventually show my partner on screen. And I'm just glad that she was even open to it. You know, she's down for the bit. She's down to do it. She loves creating whenever she can, too. She works in marketing, so she just. She understands my life. And so, like, for. So for that, I'm, like, really grateful. And we had a pretty fast moving process. Like, sounds about gay, but you know it. You know it. I mean, I'm sure you guys know from friends. Yes. Yes. And so we love it. Yeah. So for us, though, it's been quite a journey. It really is like a roller coaster ride. But I'm just really grateful for her. Yeah, she's a good human. And I think when people see her and they're like, she's such a golden retriever. Like, she really is like, that is her being. Like, that is her core. And it's funny because I go to gigs now, and they're like, well, where's Ash? Where's Ashley Driver? And I'm like, I'm sorry, is my presence not enough? And so I love that, that people love her too. You know, that means a lot to me.

[Sid]

So I love that.

[Ali]

Well, congrats on the engagement.

[Tisha]

Thank you.

[Sid]

Tell us how it went.

[Tisha]

Oh, yes, absolutely. The double proposal. The double proposal. I will say the. The. The gratification of being gay is that you can get proposed to twice. And not because, like, we are just trying to be dramatic, but because we each deserve rings, as we should. 100% and so I proposed to her in August in Hawaii, and it was a complete surprise to her. And she then proposed to me a month later in San Diego. And she's very particular about, I don't want people around. I just want it to be me and you. And so we. We did our best. And I. I made her believe that we were going to a gig. Like, I was covering a golf resort, and we had to do all these things. So I intentionally stressed her out with all these crazy schedules right before. We're, like, playing golf at 7am for fun. I'm like, you think I want to do this for freaking fun? I'm doing this so that she doesn't know she's gonna get proposed to later. She's, like, on the verge of tears. She's like, this is so stressful. Like, oh, just you wait. I'm stressed. Meanwhile, I'm, like, texting my friends. I'm like, it's gon. So what she didn't know is that I hid one of my childhood best friends who's, like, a professional photographer. I hid her for a day and a half. I didn't want her to think that she was gonna get proposed to. So she's hiding on the other wing of the hotel, and I hired a famous Hawaiian singer, shout out to Fia. He's amazing. You probably have heard his songs. And I brought him. And now he's hiding in the hotel, the opposite wing. And now my bestie and the Hawaiian singer is just hanging out on the other wing. And I'm like, you guys can't go out right now because we're going to the beach, so we're trying to, like, stay around. And so then it came down to the propos, and we had, like, the perfect, you know, sundown moment. And I got down on my knee and I proposed. And then I later surprised her with my friend popping out with photos. And then I surprised her with the singer after. And she was like, is that fucking Thea? How is Thea here? And I'm like, I know. Honestly, I don't know how I pulled it off. And so that was when I proposed. And then I always told her, it's not on lock until I have a ring. Then we're like, fully. Then we're, like, fully nodding. And so she proposed in San Diego, and she rented a beautiful home. Very much didn't see it coming because I had a gig the following day. And she got down on her knee, and then she told me to look up at the second floor. And every one of my family members and all my childhood friends from all around the us came full blown balling. And then she's like, okay, we're going on a surprise yacht. And I'm like, what? I had no idea, dude. No idea.

[Sid]

My detective brain would be like, no, no, legit. Why is everyone here?

[Tisha]

That I had no idea anyone was anywhere so good. Everyone. Like, my mom was in on it. My besties were in on it. Like, they. She hit it so well. And because I was in work mode, I thought I was going to a gig. And when I'm in work mode, like, nothing is going to derail me from work mode. And then when I came. So I am a partners with Dave's Hot chicken. Have you ever had Dave's Hot Chicken? Oh, my God. We got to do like a mukbang and we got to eat Dave's Hot Chicken together. It's so good.

[Sid]

Anyways, I can do that.

[Tisha]

Yeah. So I'm actually an owner of one of the locations. And so I thought that I was going to the CEO's party. And you don't around when the CEO says. He says jump. I jump. So I thought, I'm going there. They have Dave's Hot Chicken signage outside of this house and I. Oh, I.

[Sid]

Know Dave's Hot Chicken.

[Tisha]

There you go.

[Sid]

I crush Dave's Hot Chicken. But the spicy.

[Tisha]

Okay. You don't gotta go that hot.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[Ali]

It was a fake sign.

[Tisha]

It was a fake sign. They used a fake Dave's Hot Chicken sign. Like the feather flags and the sign it's his birthday and stuff. So I walk in.

[Sid]

Of course you didn't know.

[Tisha]

Yeah, I was walking into work.

[Sid]

A man's never gonna put that detail in there.

[Tisha]

I will. I.

[Ali]

We did surprise you last year for your birthday.

[Tisha]

Okay.

[Sid]

Yeah, you did. But it was you and Merit.

[Tisha]

There you go. It was a couple of you. It was the girls behind. It was the girls. The girlies. The girlies know what's up.

[Sid]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Tisha]

Anyways. Yeah, so that was how the surprise happened. I thought I was going to work, and then I walked into a petals all the way down. And then my family came out and I was like, what on earth? And I still have to fly to my gig the next day. That's what was so crazy. I flew to San Francisco and back in like four hours. I got the gig done and I'm like, okay, I got to go see my family. Everyone's here. And then we did it. And now here we are. Like, I feel like we're going to approach a Year already of engagement. It just happens so fast.

[Sid]

Do you guys have, like a date, a destination?

[Tisha]

Still. Still tentative. We are hoping for fall of 2026. Fortunately, she was so supportive enough to let me, like, do the brand first. It was kind of like brand or wedding. And I was like, are you okay with this? Because this is like an it I have to scratch. And she was like, all right, let's do it. So we did it. And so fall of next year is the intention. I prefer it local because I just. I'm Filipino and I have way too much family. If I said, oh, it's destination, my mother would probably kick my ass. Like, she'd be like, absolutely not. You've just cut off hundred of our. Of our family and everyone in your ancient ancestors. So anyways. Yeah. So hopefully local.

[Sid]

Beautiful.

[Tisha]

Yeah.

[Sid]

Yeah, I love that.

[Ali]

Well, you don't have kids yet, but you do have a couple with you.

[Tisha]

I do. I do. Okay, are we showing them?

[Ali]

I think it's time. Because I've only just introduced these to Sid, and we.

[Sid]

And I was like, I don't really.

[Ali]

Know what it's about.

[Tisha]

Okay, wait, I'm just gonna, like. Do I unhook it here? So basically, I. So I'm in this phase where we have to rock two boo boos at once. And it. Sometimes it's bigger than the bag, but I promise it's worth it. So. Okay, can the camera see this? Okay, so this is my distinguished gentlewoman, and I.

[Sid]

What's your name?

[Tisha]

You know, I haven't. You know what? There's actual names for each of them already.

[Sid]

Really?

[Tisha]

Yeah. I think this is zz. Oh, this is zz yeah. And so she's sleeping. That's.

[Ali]

ZZ Is wearing shoes for anyone who's listening.

[Tisha]

Wearing shoes and Burberry. And she's got a scarf and a bucket hat. And then my other girl, her name is Love. That's why she's red and she's decked out in Prada. But that. She just went to DC Pride. It was her first Pride, and she was killing it on the float. She was crushing it. And so we have a little rainbow band and a pin on her.

[Sid]

Did she lose her shoes at Pride?

[Tisha]

Oh, no. We couldn't risk that behavior. We couldn't. We could not take shoes on her during Pride. That would have gone. Yeah, she was popping off 100. She couldn't. She couldn't handle the shoes. Anyways, those are my girls. It's an obsession. How. Why? Okay, well, have you. Were you guys ever into Beanie babies.

[Sid]

Yes.

[Tisha]

I feel like it's that same addiction. If you were ever into like collecting that, like, and especially for Labubus. I can't believe we're just going to talk about Labubus for a segment. So when you get a Labubu box, you don't know what you're gonna get. And I think that's like the addiction. And in every box there's a chance at a secret. And the secret is like the most like sought after color. Okay. And the odds of getting it is like one in every like, like 30 boxes. Right. Okay.

[Ali]

So enough to really keep you Charizard.

[Tisha]

Yeah, back in the day.

[Ali]

Okay.

[Tisha]

Basically. And so like that's how you get addicted. And so suddenly I'm like, oh, I've bought six boxes. No secret. Let's keep going. And then now I have a collection. And now it's like, literally there's like my bed and then there's like the headboard. And on the headboard is all the little boo boos that were never secrets. There must be at least like 12 somewhere. I think. 12. It's still ongoing. I. I feel like they're gonna launch more versions. I literally. My fiance. Yeah, she, she posted a video where she surprised me with the latest version of it. And I think I squealed and screamed way louder and more dramatic than my actual proposal and I freaked out. I could not believe she pulled it off and she found it and it was.

[Sid]

It was a secret or just.

[Tisha]

It was just a new version that was barely out yet. And it just kept selling out. Like they were fighting, breaking out in different cities over this. And I'm like, I get it. I'm part of it. So.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[Tisha]

Yeah.

[Sid]

Just obsessed, you know, there's like a pop up shop in Topanga and like men go there basically as soon as they open and they buy all of the things and they're. They're these little kids in the line and they sell them out to probably resell. Resell them for like, who knows what.

[Tisha]

Yeah.

[Sid]

And I'm like, you're an asshole.

[Tisha]

Yes. They're. They're always supposed to be like 30 bucks a box, but they'll resell it to like 60 to 200 a piece.

[Sid]

I heard about the 200. It's a little.

[Tisha]

Yeah, it isn't. It is insane. I have spent an obscene amount. I did just stop by the shop. I have a shop. There's a shop by me. Yeah, there's a shop I like to go to. That's where I get all the nice.

[Ali]

Fits Yeah, I heard there's fakes.

[Tisha]

They're. Oh, my.

[Sid]

I saw it. Tick tock. Some of them don't have eyes.

[Tisha]

Yeah, that's definitely.

[Sid]

Or the feet are backwards.

[Tisha]

Yes.

[Ali]

Oh, my gosh.

[Tisha]

Definitely don't get a lefufu. The kids will call you out on your.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[Tisha]

Do not get it as swap meet. It's probably fake. Yeah, definitely don't go downtown. You got to go to the real pop Mart store or something.

[Sid]

Yeah, okay. Okay. I'm learning. Yeah, we're learning. Yeah. Yeah.

[Ali]

It's only a matter of time.

[Tisha]

Yeah. Yeah, we'll get you one.

[Sid]

We will be rocking the bffr.

[Tisha]

Labubu. Yeah. I got a plug.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[Ali]

What is the most unhinged DM or comment.

[Sid]

Oh.

[Ali]

That you've gotten from.

[Tisha]

In general.

[Ali]

Yeah.

[Sid]

Like, we were here at.

[Ali]

From being.

[Tisha]

Oh, wow.

[Ali]

Who you are and being better at golf than a lot of dudes.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[Tisha]

Wow. Gosh. I really can't even. I. I think the most. I will say there have been people who slid into my DMs that I didn't think should were probably married.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[Tisha]

That has been lots of those. I'm sure. I wouldn't be surprised. I'm sure it's lots of those. And if they're not hitting on you, they're definitely like. Like, overly complimenting you or telling you that you're super sexy and hot. And I'm like.

[Sid]

And it's still too much.

[Tisha]

Yeah, it's still too much. And I'm like, I'm not one person that will literally go on their profile, screenshot it, and send it back to them. Like, if I have the time, I will give it my time. Like, I see everything.

[Sid]

I love having time.

[Tisha]

Yeah. I love fighting back. I will fight back if I can. 100 and. But I think some of the craziest, I think, like, if we're talking about, like, the ones that will, like, hit my nerve, it's always when they talk about the. The people I love, because that's wild. Yeah. Like, people. Like, I've had people come at Ash, my fiance, when she first came into the scene, and I think because it was the first time I really introduced someone in my life publicly. And they're like, it was this girl like. Like, she's not even enough for you. What does she do? And I was like, oh, we about to. You know that white chain? We're about to talk about mothers. Yeah. Oh, yes. And there's been that. There's been people who, like, overly sexualized my mom, and that's When I'm like, oh, this is. It's getting bad.

[Sid]

That's so.

[Tisha]

And I will literally throw hands. I have. I will go and messaging wars with people for it. Yeah. I will go through the phone.

[Sid]

I'll do it publicly, too.

[Tisha]

Oh, yeah. And I will leave it on public so that all my people that love me will like it and bring it to the top and hit it. Like, I will be that person. So. Yeah, I feel like those were the craziest.

[Sid]

I was hoping it was just like, can you sell me your game? Worn collar, no sleeve shirt.

[Tisha]

I have had things like that. I had someone tell me, like, can I please buy one of your leggings? And I was like. And I was like, not to be. Not to. Not to ask, but like, what do you. What kind of leggings? Why? And like, well, I. I prefer Lululemons. And I was sponsored by Puma at the time, so that was definitely not happening. And they're like, we and it must be used. And I was like, absolutely fucking lutely not.

[Sid]

Is this so crazy?

[Tisha]

Absolutely not. Why are you.

[Sid]

Someone's dirty bath water.

[Tisha]

I'm like.

[Sid]

Or farts in a jar.

[Tisha]

Like, you don't want that. Like, trust me, you don't want rush that after a long day on the course. You don't want. Like, I'm saving you. Yeah.

[Sid]

That's how we're gonna make our money. By selling game worn spandex to weirdos.

[Ali]

The podcasting doesn't work out. You have to have a plan B.

[Tisha]

Like, just go straight there. Not even. Only fans. We're just going.

[Sid]

We're gonna go straight to the selling.

[Tisha]

Got it. It got it.

[Sid]

I'm like, soccer feet. You know, someone's gonna be into that.

[Tisha]

Yeah.

[Ali]

Especially your toes.

[Sid]

My toes are great when they're done. Yeah. I don't. My big toes don't grow because they've been stepped on so many times. So I just have acrylics all the time.

[Tisha]

You mean the nail doesn't grow?

[Sid]

No, there's no, like, the toe.

[Tisha]

No, I have a toe.

[Sid]

Oh, my God.

[Tisha]

I'm thinking of.

[Sid]

I do have two big toes, but I don't have the nail.

[Tisha]

Got you. Wow.

[Sid]

It's just, like skin there.

[Tisha]

I was literally thinking, like, you had like.

[Sid]

No, just that one. I know.

[Tisha]

Missing. Okay.

[Sid]

It's my nail. And yeah, you gotta glue down the acrylic to the skin.

[Tisha]

That's. That feels like it must burn. I feel like they'll just pop off after a game.

[Sid]

Oh, they do. I'll find Them in my.

[Tisha]

It's just like swinging in your sock.

[Ali]

We find them sometimes, unfortunately.

[Tisha]

Okay, Sid, hit her.

[Ali]

Hit her with the rapid fire.

[Tisha]

Okay, let's go.

[Sid]

Let's do this. Okay. Favorite thing about yourself.

[Tisha]

Oh, I will say that I. I'm. I'm very resilient. I. I want to think. I think many athletes are, but I'd say I'm resilient. Yeah.

[Ali]

What's the last thing you screenshotted?

[Tisha]

Probably some dumb. My factory said to me or something, and I'm like, what the screenshot? Sending it to my team. What is this anyways? Ye.

[Sid]

Probably that most used emoji.

[Tisha]

I'm a big laugher. The crying ones. But then my assistant, who's very Gen Z, told me that that's, like, not in.

[Sid]

You know what?

[Tisha]

Too bad.

[Sid]

It's in for us.

[Tisha]

I can't keep up. Like. Like, lmao. Like, that's not in.

[Sid]

I'm like, that's not it. I. I know that I'm doing my best. Yeah.

[Tisha]

Really trying to keep up with the times. Yeah. Shoot.

[Ali]

I didn't know about the crying. Laughing.

[Tisha]

Yeah, yeah.

[Sid]

I. We use that all the time.

[Tisha]

Yeah, yeah.

[Sid]

I also like, like, the, like, really cute, like, happy tears about to come.

[Tisha]

Down, and I'm like, like, welling up. Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, I feel like I use that probably in the wrong. In the wrong way. I'm probably using it because I'm crying. Yeah.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[Ali]

I am about to cry.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[Tisha]

Yeah.

[Sid]

Okay. Worst outfit you've ever worn on the course.

[Tisha]

Oh, man. There. It's not even that long ago, and I'm really upset because I'm supposed to be, like, a designer, and it was a really bad moment, and no one checked me. Like, everyone literally okayed me, and I went in public, like, it. So I wore. It was pretty standard golf wear, but I wore a pink top with an orange bottom, and I. I rocked, like, one of my Gucci backpacks. And I walked in, and then everyone said I looked like Dora.

[Ali]

And I was like, I knew where that was going as soon as the pink door.

[Tisha]

I really thought I was doing something. And then different. I thought I was doing something. And I had to film, like. Like, so many different pieces of content in it.

[Sid]

And you're so uncomfortable, and I'm so uncomfortable.

[Tisha]

I had no other outfits to wear. And the. It was, like, pink and orange, and the orange had, like, that plaid. And I'm like, yeah, what was I doing? Yeah, I was like, I literally. One of my besties off. Is off camera, and she Okayed it. How dare you okay me in public like this.

[Sid]

That was a certain situation. Just like that.

[Tisha]

Where'd you go? What'd you wear?

[Sid]

I showed up to dinner with Ali, and I was dressed like the Rock Sock. You know, the black.

[Tisha]

Were you wearing? God.

[Sid]

The turtleneck with the black leather jacket and the jeans.

[Tisha]

Oh, my God. I mean, I kind of like that look, but I get it.

[Sid]

I'm like, holy, she looks great.

[Ali]

But we will never forget.

[Sid]

Like, I can never wear that again.

[Tisha]

Yeah.

[Sid]

What was I thinking?

[Tisha]

I get that.

[Sid]

But you only see it, you know?

[Tisha]

Yeah.

[Sid]

Hindsight is.

[Tisha]

Yeah.

[Ali]

And I liked it so much. For my birthday that year, she wore the same outfit just for me, because I couldn't get. I couldn't get over it. And when we told her, she ran into the bathroom and, like, took the chain off the jacket.

[Sid]

Chains gone.

[Ali]

No, it was so good. It was so good.

[Sid]

We did it.

[Ali]

So our other friend was there, too, and we didn't take the photo before, and then she scampered off to the bathroom. So we just have a picture that looks like the rock, like, in motion.

[Sid]

Because she just.

[Ali]

Just ran off.

[Sid]

Yeah, no, I did. I ran off, and I, like, couldn't walk at that time. It was so good.

[Tisha]

Oh, no, I still prefer the Rock over Dora. You know, I started, like, walking around like, hola, Yosoy, Tish. And I'm like, jesus Christ. It was bad. It was bad.

[Sid]

What is, like, your biggest ick in general? It can be on the golf course, but it can also be, like, gosh.

[Tisha]

Well, in general, I. I'm really sensitive to, like, pots and pans and, like, loud cleaning sounds. Is that very specific? You know, like, it's.

[Sid]

Okay.

[Tisha]

Okay. Like, Asian parents, right? They, like. I feel like they intentionally wake you up. Oh, yeah. By, like, banging on the door, Cleaning. Like, pots and pans are clanging. And so, like, if someone's in the kitchen and I hear, like, a pot, just, like, ding. I am up. I am upset. I am now not happy. I need a coffee in hand. We're not okay. I need. I need relief. It's. I'm very sensitive to that chewing. Just, like, chewing sounds, you know, like loud chewing, crunching, or open mouth. I feel like that's kind of like an everyone thing in golf. God, there's so many icks, but, like, so many. I also feel like it's so specific to golf. Like, I imagine you guys probably have, like, very specific ones in. In soccer. But, like, I really think it's an ick when, like, men Wear white pants in golf because it's too confident and, like, things are see through. Yeah. And it's like, you can see a lot, and it's really easy.

[Ali]

I can't wear a skirt higher than. You can't wear a see through white pants.

[Tisha]

I'm like, we can't. Yeah. Like, it's like you get swamp ass out there. Like, what are you doing in white? That's far too confident for your being. Like. And I don't know. It's a very specific thing in golf, but it's like, when you.

[Sid]

I think it's specific in general.

[Tisha]

What, when we're talking about swamp ass or white pants.

[Sid]

Oh, white pants in the summertime. In the summertime.

[Tisha]

Okay.

[Sid]

That's not our business.

[Tisha]

Yes. Okay. See, I think that's fair. Like, and then there's, like in golf, when you hit a shot and before the ball comes down and your playing partners call your shot, they're like, oh, good shot. Or, oh, that looks like. Oh, that looks good. And it goes to, like, the wind takes it. Or it doesn't end up where you thought it almost, like, plays mind games with you. You're like, off. I'm like, before you even hit the ball. Great shot. Great shot.

[Sid]

You don't know.

[Ali]

It's a great shot.

[Tisha]

I'm gonna talk while you're hitting. Actually. I'm gonna. Yeah. So there's a. There's a lot. I'm a very particular person, though, so I'm sure there's a lot of. What are your guys?

[Sid]

Six men. Really? Men.

[Tisha]

You know, Girl, Same. That's why I'm on the other side of it. I don't play those games. I'm firm. Firm boundary.

[Sid]

I think one of my icks would be like, I think overcon confidence is gross. And no humor. Totally overconfidence with no humor is gross to me.

[Tisha]

I feel like that equals, like, ego. Like, you're just, like, egotistical at that point. Yeah. No, no, no.

[Sid]

And I hate. Like, sometimes I feel like this always happens with men. They get the white. The white stuff there, and I'm just like, oh, that's so specific.

[Ali]

But that's like such a real water.

[Tisha]

Such a real thing. Yeah. Okay. Fair.

[Sid]

I would say. Okay, those are some big ones.

[Ali]

I like this airball trend going around because I feel like that is. That is the one when men are like, yeah. Oh, you play sports?

[Tisha]

Yeah. Like, yes.

[Ali]

On Sundays with your girls. Or like, I love the ones with the photographers or people who are. And they're like, oh, like, you take pictures from the stands and it's these badass.

[Sid]

Yes.

[Ali]

In there in the locker room with the players in the NFL, on court, in the NBA.

[Sid]

Oh, you play soccer in high school? Yeah.

[Ali]

I mean, it happens. It happens all the time.

[Tisha]

Yeah.

[Sid]

I don't know if it happens. I'm sure it happens to you, but it's always, like, for us, like, oh, can you score against me?

[Tisha]

Oh, yes. Oh, my. Yeah.

[Ali]

Play one on one.

[Sid]

I can.

[Tisha]

You should just do like a whole series where you just, like, fight the people in your comments and actually legit. Yeah. But yeah, in golf. Yes. Like, male egos are. Are so tough. And they're like, I. I bet she only hit that 100 yards. And I'm like, what? I know I didn't play my whole life to hit only a hundred. You better double it in some like. And it's like they're so confident and they're like just keyboard warriors. But I'm like, I'll play you all and I don't play anymore and I'll still win.

[Sid]

We said that we're. We need it.

[Ali]

We need one leg and. And one calf. We will still take you on.

[Sid]

Yes, yes, yes. And it's like people who actually, like, don't even play and they can, like, judge you on what you do.

[Ali]

No, but they played in high school, so they know. They almost went D1.

[Sid]

Yeah. So they know something, an injury happened.

[Tisha]

And they turn into a coach. Probably like a high school coach. They know better than us. I get it. I get it. That's definitely an A.

[Ali]

Well, Sid and I are moving on to happy hour and we have to let you go. And we have loved having you, but we need to end on. On what? Your post game drink order is.

[Tisha]

My post game drink order. Okay. That's a great. Well, I'm not like a beer girly. And I'm. And I'm not like a shots girly. And no, it's not really a normal post. Post game. Drink.

[Sid]

Drink.

[Tisha]

I am a sweet drink, girly. I am definitely a sweet drink. The drink you made was actually fire the cucumber.

[Sid]

Cucumber martini.

[Tisha]

Cucumber martini. That is fire anything sweet, honestly, is a vibe. Put something sweet. And I'm into it. It.

[Sid]

What's yours?

[Ali]

Obviously the water. Cucumber te.

[Sid]

No, it's water after a game.

[Ali]

Yes, I'm drinking. I'm rehydrated.

[Sid]

It's water. It's a strawberry margarita with a spicy strawberry margarita.

[Tisha]

Straight.

[Ali]

Straight off the pitch. That's how she's no I can see.

[Sid]

That this is my recovery. Cuz I'm not going to be able to sleep, so. Yeah.

[Ali]

Helps you not feel your legs. Be honest.

[Sid]

Yeah, yeah, exactly.

[Ali]

But thank you so much.

[Tisha]

We.

[Ali]

We will see you on a. On a course somewhere because.

[Sid]

Yeah, no, we're gonna do the show where, like, people talk and then you actually have to like, play with us.

[Ali]

Okay.

[Tisha]

We're gonna do it.

[Ali]

Like, first you come to us, we play some soccer, and then we'll go.

[Sid]

To your job since you know golf so well.

[Ali]

Then you'll.

[Tisha]

We'll do that and then after that.

[Sid]

We'Ll go to their job.

[Tisha]

You're terrible.

[Sid]

You suck. Like, financing is like begging.

[Tisha]

Why do you have a contract?

[Ali]

You know?

[Sid]

You're terrible. We're not coming to your job doing that. We're gonna do it.

[Tisha]

We're there.

[Sid]

Okay. Calling it now.

[Tisha]

Yeah.

[Ali]

See you on the.

[Sid]

On the course.

[Tisha]

I'll see you guys on the course. Yeah.

[Ali]

Thank you so, so much.

[Tisha]

Of course.

[Ali]

For joining us on bffr.

[Sid]

My pleasure. Hello. Big thanks to Tisha. That was so much fun. But now it's time for bar BFFR Happy hour.

[Ali]

We didn't wait this time.

[Sid]

No. You know, it's five o' clock somewhere and it's past five o' clock now. But we did start at three, so we are having just an amazing time.

[Ali]

Grab a drink, get comfy.

[Sid]

Yeah, we're gonna serve up our L's and dubs and all the nonsense of this week.

[Ali]

So my win is actually closely related to this cucumber martini because Sid made this drink for me in five years ago. Yeah. Now, five years ago got us through the pandemic.

[Sid]

Yeah, it did.

[Ali]

And half of the ingredients are no longer carried in this country. But for Sid's birthday, I did a real deep dive. Found the. The only cucumber vodka. We don't want cucumber cilantro. We don't want cucumber jalapeno. Just cucumber, cucumber and no one has time to infuse their own. Sorry. So cucumber vodka and white cranberry juice.

[Sid]

Where is the white crayon? I'm tired of the mix. White cran grape, white cran, red raspberry.

[Ali]

White cran peach, white crayon, watermelon, and leave it alone. We just want the white crayon.

[Sid]

White crayon.

[Ali]

Very hard to find.

[Sid]

It was.

[Ali]

So if you want it, you better. You better buy it now because there's like two left in stock in the world.

[Sid]

Yeah. Actually, my win of the week Was. We had this event, this red carpet event, and I took savvy as my plus one, and we just had the best time, and Ali was there, and it was just, like, so nice seeing her just, like, light up and.

[Ali]

Yeah. And she just looked so, so good. Good and glowing and healthy, and all of us that were so worried about her. It's just so amazing to see that. And. Yeah. And just, like, those two stomping around in their gowns and their heels. It was. It was really.

[Sid]

It was fun. Yeah.

[Ali]

Oh, yeah. We have some. Some good losses this week. I'll. I'll start. Because yours. Yours is really epic. So I know you're gonna give me. Because I don't use the car wash, the auto spa at the mall. I go to the. I go to the car wash, and I go through the little thing, and then I have to vacuum and wipe down the car myself. Yeah, those vacuums are really strong.

[Sid]

They are very.

[Ali]

I hadn't cleaned out my cup holder yet.

[Sid]

It took the whole cup with it.

[Ali]

Oh, it took my favorite chapstick, all my coins just like this.

[Sid]

Like, it didn't.

[Ali]

I didn't even, like, hear it, like, rattling down the tube. It was like. And they were gone.

[Sid]

That vacuum is taking everything.

[Ali]

It. And I was just so. I. I was going to clean out the cup holders, but I was just reaching to do this. The passenger seat from the driver's side and just. Just bringing the vacuum across the middle of the car. It took everything.

[Sid]

I've been there before. That's why I had to do the spa at the. At the mall.

[Ali]

Right.

[Sid]

So now you know. Yeah, well. Whoa. I had a big owl.

[Ali]

You're just really unlucky.

[Sid]

I really am. Because sometimes I don't always get it right. Most the time, I don't always get it right. I don't get it right. But I did everything in my power to get this right. Okay. Mermaid cake. Custom Cassius soccer cake. Ronaldo number seven. Custom four. 45 pickup. The birthday starts at six. I'm there. And they're like, I'm sorry, what's your order number? And I was like, right here. Is this the store? Yeah.

[Ali]

Is this the right store? Is this the right cake shop?

[Sid]

Yeah, it's here. And they're like, well, we can't find it. And I'm like, what? Then they come back and they're like, we forgot to make them. So even when I do do things right and on time, I still get over. And I was very sad because I put so much into it.

[Tisha]

Yeah.

[Sid]

So then I had to get these random ice cream cakes that were not. They were fine. But also I thought that we didn't have enough cake because there were so many kids. And I'm like, is this. Is this bad? Everyone was fine. It was fine. But. But I was like, okay, do not let this cake situation ruin everything. While I was on my way there, my mom was like, who cares?

[Ali]

Oh, I'm glad Sandy was there. You handled it.

[Tisha]

Well.

[Ali]

I did, but that was. I feel like this is gonna put you off from being so prepared because you're like, even when I get.

[Sid]

Even when I'm prepared. Prepared.

[Ali]

Even when I.

[Tisha]

What's in here?

[Ali]

Even when I'm prepared, it goes to. And I'm like, well, now she's never gonna.

[Sid]

I know.

[Ali]

Never gonna be on time and prepare to get out.

[Sid]

I saw this tick tock. That was like, do you have that friend that everything that has ever been bad just happens to them? And she was like, explaining her best friend, and I'm like, this is me luck. Wait, what. What are those? We talked about, like, the Nigerian parents saying, like, that you're not smart, basically. Yeah. What? Wisdom. Wisdom follows you.

[Tisha]

Yeah.

[Ali]

But you were faster.

[Tisha]

Yeah.

[Sid]

Something. Yes. Yeah, that's me.

[Ali]

You're too fast for the luck.

[Sid]

I really am. I think I need to slow down and just, like, let the luck just hold me like a baby.

[Ali]

I. I really want that for you.

[Sid]

Yeah, me too.

[Ali]

Do you have a random obsession of the week? What have you been Googling? What have you been doing?

[Sid]

Chat GPT has become my therapy.

[Tisha]

Yeah.

[Sid]

I tell you this all the time.

[Ali]

Yeah. Funny that Chat GPT tells you the exact same things that your best friend tells you. Don't text him back.

[Sid]

He's a loser.

[Ali]

Don't send that message. Leave it alone.

[Sid]

Yeah. And Chat GBT has been telling me that for a while. As have I. Yeah, this. And I was just like, you know what? Chat GPT, maybe you and Ally and all my friends are right. And my mother and you were so. Thank you.

[Ali]

I. I usually stay away from these types of things because, you know, I get scared. But Lucas and some friends were discussing how there was a murder just down the street and there was a serial killer in the 70s. And so I find myself looking up, like, LA killers.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[Ali]

And then I can't sleep.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[Ali]

Well, so I need to stop.

[Sid]

That's why the kids watch Pulse with me.

[Ali]

Anyways, Delulu of the week. We always have things that we are convinced are good ideas and then they're not. Obviously. Obviously. For Sid. One of them was thinking. Thinking she was an acrobat.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[Ali]

But I. I realized that if you're gonna bake a dessert for your friends.

[Sid]

You have to try it first.

[Ali]

Well, you also need to make one for yourself, because I made Rice Krispie treats.

[Sid]

Oh, I did see those in the.

[Ali]

Locker room for the team.

[Tisha]

I.

[Ali]

You know when. When you have a. Like, a treat laying out and you go with a knife, and you just, like, take a tiny corner, and then you're like, well, now there's a corner, so I should go down the. The side so it looks even.

[Sid]

I don't do that, but yeah. And then you start again, and they were all gone.

[Ali]

Let's just say the pieces that went to the team were much smaller than.

[Sid]

Oh.

[Tisha]

Initially.

[Sid]

Some.

[Ali]

Yeah. Lucas and I would just go by.

[Sid]

Because I was like, yeah, what? Bring, like, three for the team and say everyone ate it.

[Tisha]

What?

[Sid]

I feel that way with, like, birthday presents and stuff. I'm like, this could be so. This is so nice. Like, I'm so excited to get them this. And then I'm like, I think it would look good.

[Ali]

I like it. So just.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[Tisha]

So now we both.

[Sid]

You have everything.

[Ali]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Sid]

100%.

[Ali]

Do you have a Dulu? A Sydney Duluth?

[Tisha]

Lou.

[Sid]

I think I'm always. I'm just living in a beautiful dulu life. It's better to be Delulu than to be honest with yourself. No, my DULU situation is like, I can play. Let me out the cage, but, you know, I tore my calf in half, and so we got to give it time.

[Ali]

Yeah. But you wake up and you get there and you're like, put me in, coach 100.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[Ali]

I think we both are a little Delulu. We're Delulu when it comes to that, but that's what's keeping us going.

[Sid]

Yeah. And I'm like, I can play through pain, no problem.

[Ali]

Yeah, we're not gonna do that anymore.

[Sid]

No.

[Ali]

I think it's time for last call. So we have a. I think we have a voice.

[Tisha]

Do we have a voicemail?

[Ali]

We love the voicemails.

[Sid]

We love a voicemail. Yeah.

[Tisha]

Let's.

[Sid]

Let's hear it.

[Ali]

Let's hear what's living rent free in your head.

[Sid]

Hi, Sid and Allie. My name's Thayer. I have never played soccer in my life, but I'm an avid walker. I'm a college athlete at the University of Oregon. I was just wondering what you guys think about college athletics today, especially with soccer with so many people going. Going pro, way younger. Like, how did College athletics shape you.

[Tisha]

Into who you are today.

[Sid]

And also, a fun question. If you were in college right now, like, and couldn't play professional, what would your Nil dream deal be?

[Tisha]

Anyways, that's all.

[Sid]

Thanks. Bye. Girl, we were born in the wrong generation because we would have been making that money, at least.

[Ali]

Sid.

[Sid]

What? I of you, too?

[Ali]

I don't know.

[Sid]

Smart Stanford girl. That's fast and cute.

[Ali]

I did love making content.

[Sid]

Well, there you go.

[Ali]

A long time ago, before.

[Sid]

It was the thing before. Yeah, yeah. The original OG content queen. This is, like, a really good question because obviously we have teammates that, you know, didn't go to college or they went for a year and, like, for me, college changed my life. It's, like, where I got to understand myself. And, like, you figure. You figure yourself out because you can make mistakes and you're forgiven for those mistakes. Once you get here, you can't make as many mistakes, and you're not forgiven that easily.

[Ali]

Yeah, the expectations are a lot higher.

[Sid]

Yes. And I think just, like, being able to come in as a freshman and then you, like, look up to these people and, like, they go every year until it's your turn, and you're like, wow, like, how much have I grown? Like, what do I know about myself? I just thought that that was, like, the best thing about college for me. And so I would stay. If it was me right now, I would stay in college, and I would be eating up nil.

[Ali]

What would your dream deal be?

[Sid]

I don't think we can say that on this podcast.

[Tisha]

Okay.

[Sid]

I don't know if that would work in college athletics. Let me see. I don't know.

[Ali]

I feel like you would have loved to have some really sexy car with your seduction. Like, that would have been a really.

[Sid]

Good one that I didn't have to pay for.

[Ali]

Yeah.

[Sid]

Yeah, exactly. Also, I don't know if this happened at Stanford, but at ucla, I'm probably telling all of these secrets that everyone knows, but we would have, like. I would have. Have friends that obviously we came in as freshmen together, and, like, I know them, and then all of a sudden they would, like, show up with, like, a G wagon. And I'm, like, doing the math in my head. Like, you know the Julia Roberts meme where there's, like, all of these numbers? That's what I'm doing.

[Ali]

It's not Julia Roberts, but I know the meme.

[Sid]

Who is it?

[Ali]

I. I don't know.

[Sid]

It is Julia Roberts. Julia Roberts. We'll see after this. It is Julia Roberts. Yes, it is.

[Ali]

No, it's not.

[Sid]

Agree to disagree. But that's what I would be looking for because I'm like, oh, how'd you get that? Oh, my aunt got it from me for me. My aunt got it for me. Oh. It's not a booster. It's not a booster. I know how it works. Why didn't we have boosters now? I went back to. I. I told you. When I went back to school, I was like, what is this place? It was like this sci fi. Everything's like so architectural. If that's a word.

[Ali]

It's a different time.

[Sid]

And I'm like, man, if it was like this, I would have tried. Tried. I would have tried in school.

[Ali]

Well, you did pretty damn good for yourself.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[Ali]

You got those deals in the end.

[Sid]

Okay. But we missed out.

[Tisha]

I know.

[Ali]

We did. We did. I'm trying to think what I spent the most money on. I. I, like, kind of was into cooking, but not that much.

[Sid]

Trader Joe's for me.

[Ali]

Well, you had one right there.

[Sid]

Yeah. On campus, basically.

[Ali]

I feel like, you know, actually a deal that I would have loved, especially my senior year when I was living in more an apartment style. Housing would have been like meals, like meal prep. Because I was not. I liked cooking, but I didn't really know anything about nutrition.

[Sid]

We're eating out of the package.

[Ali]

Yes.

[Sid]

We're cooking it up.

[Ali]

Yeah.

[Sid]

But who knows what's in it?

[Ali]

And it just definitely wasn't, like, fueling my.

[Sid]

We didn't have, like, nutrition situations. Like, like, I don't know about how, like, you're like. What's it called? The, like. I don't know how your cafeteria was, but ours had, like, the most unbelievable pizza.

[Tisha]

Yeah.

[Sid]

Like, unreal. And then we had, like, other little areas, like chicken wings, tender milkshakes, candy, lucky charm. And you're like, how can I not? Yeah.

[Ali]

And my mom was so strict with everything I ate. And so when I went. I mean, I don't know how I didn't gain more than £15 because I was just.

[Sid]

I went nuts. 15 is real. Yeah, it is. And the alcohol. Well, the pop off.

[Tisha]

Yes.

[Sid]

Yeah, the pop off. It's tough. So, yeah, you get to bring $2, you know, and you pay for a $7 bottle of vodka. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And you share it between 30 people, so.

[Ali]

We loved college, to answer your great question.

[Sid]

Yeah, yeah.

[Ali]

But those. Those deals definitely, definitely would have helped us out.

[Sid]

Yeah. But. Yeah. You would choose college every time.

[Ali]

I would have, Yeah. I think so.

[Sid]

It's just same.

[Ali]

Yeah, I. It's hard to even imagine.

[Sid]

I know. But also I'm like, I understand why people want to go and like, just do it now. But I also think that it's just an amazing time to figure out who you are. Yeah. Instead of being in this like really crazy environment right away. Yeah.

[Ali]

Teach their own. But yeah. Fear the tree. Those are four of the best years of my life.

[Sid]

Go Brew.

[Ali]

Well, thank you again to Tisha because this was really fun to get to know her. And you will be seeing us in all in on the golf course because she is going to teach us us.

[Sid]

She's also going to have her haters.

[Ali]

Yeah.

[Sid]

Try to golf.

[Ali]

Exactly.

[Sid]

Which we're really excited about.

[Ali]

Make sure you're following us on Spotify, on Apple, podcasts, on YouTube, anywhere you.

[Sid]

Get your podcasts or you can watch us just do it.

[Ali]

Rating review 5 stars. We're working hard to get you those transition videos that you like, so.

[Sid]

Oh, they're coming.

[Ali]

The BTS is there waiting for you on socials.

[Sid]

I don't know if you're ready. I don't know if you're ready, but they're coming. Oh, Chicken wants to say goodbye. Yep. Chicken is loving auntie.

[Ali]

I know. And Chicken wants you to keep sending in your questions and your comments in the dms.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[Ali]

On the hotline or in the emails.

[Sid]

She also a lot of people have been asking about like her like just day to day and so we're going to film her. Yeah.

[Ali]

There was a few Day in the.

[Sid]

Life requests and your wish is Archman Zarkaman.

[Ali]

So see you next Monday.

[Sid]

Bye Bye Chicken.