Head Coach Era Activated and a Thailand Surprise?!

Summary

DaBaddest Radio – “Head Coach Era Activated and a Thailand Surprise?!”

Host: Bretman Rock
Co-host: Ms. K
Guest Contributor: Beej
Release Date: March 26, 2026

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Episode Overview

Bretman Rock and Ms. K bring signature sass, warmth, and Filipino flavor in this lively episode of DaBaddest Radio. The duo explores everything from surprise travel plans (Thailand, anyone?), childhood nostalgia, personal confidence, and Bretman’s new role as a track coach—the “Head Coach Era.” The episode is sprinkled with hilarious banter, pop culture deep dives, and unfiltered reflections on being “the baddest” and navigating both digital fame and real life.

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Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. Host Introductions & Voice Confusion

• [01:03 – 01:45]
  • The duo playfully admits they've never introduced themselves on-air before.
  • Bretman wonders if listeners ever confuse their voices, noting, “I wonder if there’s anybody out there who…did not know me and just knows the baddest radio…because we never said who’s who.” — Bretman, [01:29]

2. Taste Test: Calamansi Juice & Filipino Remedies

• [02:15 – 05:06]
  • Ms. K brings calamansi juice for Bretman to try, sparking nostalgia about Filipino cold remedies.
  • “Calamansi juice…is like a cousin of lime. I believe they're just tinier limes.” — Ms. K, [03:19]
  • Discussion of cultural differences in remedies and the tradition of pasalubong (gifts from travels).

3. Thailand Surprise! Vacation Plots

• [06:01 – 07:14]
  • Bretman unexpectedly reveals to Ms. K that they're going to Thailand before their Philippines trip.
  • “I was gonna save the surprise, but I was like, let me get your reaction on…” — Bretman, [06:01]
  • The friends share memories and laughs about Thai food, ladyboys, and legalization nuances:
  • “We’re going to the land of the lady boy—our fellow lady boys.” — Bretman, [07:14]

4. Tea of the Week and World Woes

• [08:51 – 09:08]
  • Ms. K references current world troubles: “There’s a lot going on right now in the world where I’m not even gonna go about it.”
  • Group briefly touches on the emotional toll of global news and social media saturation.

5. F1 Obsessions & Imposter Syndrome

• [09:26 – 12:54]
  • Beej is into Formula 1 (F1), leading to a convo about the bougie lifestyle and representation in sports.
  • Noteworthy quote on imposter syndrome:
  • “I’m not gonna be fake positive and be like, it gets better, because, bitch, I’m like that everywhere…Maybe I’ll get over imposter syndrome one day.” — Bretman, [12:17]
  • Discussion about celebrity status at home vs. the mainland.

6. Bretman’s “Head Coach Era” (Main Segment)

• [18:26 – 25:05]
  • Bretman shares a heartfelt journal entry: he’s now a high school hurdler coach.
  • “Coach Brett era. Jenna had asked me to help her with the track kids…But tell me why I get there and our head coach announces me as the hurdler coach right away.” — Bretman, [18:34]
  • Nostalgia about his championship track days, working with limited resources, and team spirit.
  • “We had no track…we were literally running around school in red dirt…we would weave in to—we were doing hurdles on concrete.” — Bretman, [20:31]
  • Emphasis on the value of making do and building camaraderie.

7. Work Drama & She-Villain Energy

• [27:05 – 29:17]
  • Ms. K humorously vents about annoying coworkers who can’t take a joke, leading to a metaphor vs. literal language riff.
  • Discussion of favorite female villains (“she-villains”/“shivo”)—Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy, Catwoman, Maleficent, Ursula:
  • “My favorite Shivo hero, I would say is…Maleficent. Maleficent is so country. Yes, like, everything about her.” — Bretman, [29:44]

8. Accent Envy & Iconic One-Liners

• [30:43 – 32:12]
  • The group swaps dream accents (Russian, Scottish), and Bretman shares a favorite gym story:
  • “‘Bruno, you look so good. What you been doing?’ And he’s like, ‘I don't cheat.’ That is so iconic!” — Bretman, [31:31]
  • The hosts riff on applying “I don’t cheat” to life and success.

9. Quotes, People-Pleasing & Reputation

• [32:29 – 34:12]
  • Ms. K recalls, “A lot of people will try to attack you as a person, but if you know yourself…it shouldn’t matter.” [32:34]
  • Bretman reflects on the exhaustion of explaining oneself: “I’m just more tired of explaining myself more than anything.” [34:03]

10. Pop Culture Catch-Up: Bridgerton, Avatar, Childhood Faves

• [37:07 – 43:59]
  • Deep dive into Bridgerton’s latest season (spoilers on the wedding & painting scenes).
  • Animated vs. live-action debate on Avatar: The Last Airbender, Yu-Gi-Oh!, and Beyblade nostalgia.
  • “Here I am, like, trying to defend people that don’t even know me, but you can only do so much in live action.” — Bretman, [43:04]
  • Filipino childhood toy “trompo” explained for the uninitiated.

11. Pokémon Card Craze & High-Value Nostalgia

• [43:59 – 47:39]
  • Pokémon collecting, the viral market, and wild card prices.
  • “Logan Paul’s holy grail of Pokémon cards sells for 16.5 million.” — Beej, [46:22]
  • The most expensive single card found: a Charizard for $493,230 [47:09]

12. Product of the Day

• [50:05 – 52:57]
  • Ms. K’s pick: affordable and comfy shoes from Jean’s Warehouse.
  • Bretman’s pick: Hyperice NormaTec leg recovery system; “my favorite thing for recovery.”

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Memorable Quotes & Moments

• “I think this is the cure to Covid…like, is it really?” – Bretman, tasting the calamansi drink, [03:11]
• “If Ozzy is a good friend, he will bring something back for us.” — Ms. K, [05:43]
• “I’m a sore loser. This is what I didn’t tell them…I’m a sore loser if I’m gonna rep this jersey.” — Bretman, on coaching, [21:17]
• “Why be a hero when you can be a shero? Because I want to be a she villain, period.” — Ms. K, [28:32]
• “Even though I am a people pleaser, I’m more tired of explaining myself than anything.” — Bretman, [34:03]
• “Next week you’re at the top, next week you’re at the bottom. Just get paid for both, period.” — Bretman, quoting Josh from La Platica, [35:00]
• “If somebody says I’m rude and I know I’m not a rude person…please tell everyone I am so people leave me alone.” — Bretman, [34:38]
• “I didn’t even make it in the water—it was so much running!” — Ms. K, on quitting paddling tryouts, [25:34]

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• [06:01] – Thailand Surprise
• [18:34] – Coaching Era Journal Entry
• [27:13] – Ms. K’s Work Woes
• [29:44] – Favorite She-Villains
• [31:31] – “I Don’t Cheat” Story
• [32:34] – Self-Acceptance & Quotes
• [37:07] – Bridgerton Deep Dive
• [43:59] – Pokémon Card Market
• [50:05] – Product of the Day

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Tone and Vibe

• Authentic, bold, irreverent: Playful Filipino-American language, lots of inside jokes and exaggeration
• Empowering: Continual reminders to “be the baddest”, embrace confidence, leave haters in the dust.
• Reflective: Honest about imposter syndrome, fame, and mental health as public figures.
• Nostalgic and nerdy: Loving banter over childhood games, cartoons, and Asian-American pop culture references.

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Closing Thoughts

Bretman and Ms. K’s chemistry shines in this energized, confessional episode—balancing heartfelt life updates, cultural pride, and pure comedy. The “Head Coach Era” and Thailand adventure promise more stories ahead. Fans and new listeners alike will find relatable truths, infectious laughter, and a reminder to live out loud, unapologetically.

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Follow Bretman @BretmanRock and Ms. K @MIS_KAY on all platforms. Catch DaBaddest Radio for more confidence-boosting kiki every Thursday!

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[A]

Hello, hello, hello everybody. It is Thursday. Yet again it is your host, Bretman

[C]

Rock, and your hostess K. Period.

[A]

I really cannot believe it took us 70 plus episodes to start introducing ourselves.

[C]

I know.

[A]

I wonder if there's anybody out there who was wondering which one is Ms. K and which one is Brett.

[C]

No, people do be saying we kind of sound alike sometimes, I think, like

[A]

on audio for sure. But like I wonder if there's anybody that's been like that did not know me and just knows the baddest radio and then because we never said who's who. Yeah, I mean, I guess there's like title cards when we come in.

[C]

Yes, but not like on audio where you're just like, this is this.

[A]

Yeah, but hello, everyone, it's me, Bretman Rock.

[C]

Hello, everyone, it's Ms. K. And we

[A]

will be back right after in this intro, Bratman to Earth. Earth to Breadman. Girl, you already know who it is. And we're back. Ms. K, I'm really so curious about this drink that you got.

[C]

Oh my God.

[A]

So I'm gonna need to taste it now.

[C]

Yes. Okay. Wait. It's the same thing as I made you last time with the GR great thing. But today I made it with calamansi juice instead. So I'm gonna put a Calamansi juice.

[A]

Okay. I need. I'm seeing something I like with my little tiny eye down there.

[C]

Oh. And this. And I was gonna put this on top of it. I feel like it's gonna do something

[A]

I love Your cold. This was like such a hyper fixation food when I was a kid. And it does have lactose in it, but it's never made me.

[C]

I don't think so. Because I think it's probiotic.

[A]

No, it has milk in it, but it's never made me. So I don't. I don't know if it's like fat free milk, but.

[C]

Here you go.

[A]

Let's taste.

[C]

Oh, here, stir her. Stir. Hopefully it's good. I haven't tried it yet.

[A]

Mikayla, Is it good?

[C]

Is it good?

[A]

Michaela? I think this is the cure to Covid. Like, is it really?

[C]

Some vitamins.

[A]

Talk to them about calamansi juice.

[C]

So calamans. Calamansi juice. If you guys don't know what calamansi is, it's like a cousin of lime. I believe they're just tinier limes.

[A]

Cousin of lime, Stepsister of lemon.

[C]

Lemon, yes. And then calamansi juice is already originally originated in like southern Asia.

[A]

Yes. She's native in the Philippines. And for us Filipino kids, we grew up drinking it when we were feeling under the weather. It's kind of like.

[C]

Sorry, go ahead. Oh, it's like a version of your flu fighter. Flu fighter? Yeah, like our cough drop. Because we don't have cough drops over there, so we just use calamansi juice and sugar, period.

[A]

We also have Beej on set today. Bij's first day at set because Ozzy want to be going to Japan. Ew. What? Ozzy, I swear, you better bring me a knife back. Bij, what's up?

[D]

Hello, everybody. Thank you.

[A]

Thank you. Bij is also Filipino. Maybe one day you guys will meet him too. Girl, it's gonna take a while to unlock this character. Let'. Be. Have you had calamansi juice?

[D]

Oh, yeah. A lot when I'm growing up.

[A]

What do you remember about it? When would your mom make it for you?

[D]

I feel like everybody has a tree nearby or nose and aunties.

[A]

I even have one. Mine is variegated because I'm better than everyone. But I'm kidding.

[C]

One unlike my, because I live with an auntie and she has a big tree full of calamansis and it never ever has no calamansi. And I'm like, oh, my gosh.

[A]

I will say though, like the more traditional flu fighter of making this would be no ice and it's more like heated or just room temperature. Obviously, if you have the flu, girl, and you're drinking something cold, you're wet. The fuck? Yeah, but it's really good. Ms. K. Period. I think it might need just another one.

[C]

Yeah. That's why I brought it. Because I was like, I don't know if it was going to be enough.

[A]

Yeah. Did you ask Ozzy for anything?

[C]

No.

[A]

Ask him now.

[C]

Wait, he's gonna be back?

[A]

No. We're literally gonna be both in Asia. Yeah. So it's like, no, but I want my knife, Ozzy. Thank you. Beej, did you ask Ozzy for any pasalubong? No, but do you know what pasalubong is? Yeah. Beej grew up here. I did.

[D]

Sorry.

[C]

American? Filipino.

[D]

Is that kind of like omiyage? Like Japanese gifts? Yeah, basically same thing.

[A]

What'd you ask him for? Nothing. Period.

[D]

Yeah. He's borrowing my camera, though.

[A]

Just come back in one piece, Ozzy. That's all we ask for.

[C]

Because if Ozzy is a good friend, he will bring something back for us.

[A]

If he really loves you.

[C]

Yeah, exactly.

[D]

It's a test.

[A]

I haven't even told him I wanted a knife, but I'm telling him telepathically. Like, bring me a knife.

[C]

He knows.

[A]

Have you been to Japan, Ms. K?

[C]

No. Never.

[A]

Period. Have you been to Thailand?

[C]

Never.

[A]

Great, because I'm taking you. I was gonna save the surprise, but I was like, let me get your reaction on. Okay. Gosh, I was not prepared to, like, actually surprise you. I just rolled out of my tongue. But you know how we're going to the Philippines a week? A week extra? Yes. For vacation prior, we're gonna go to Thailand for two days.

[C]

Period.

[A]

Period. Honestly, it just came out of nowhere. Pia, who is my kind of, like, Philippine handler, was like, oh, my God. What are you gonna do in Manila for a week? And I was like, you're right. There's much to do in Manila, and we're always there. It's not like there's nothing to do in Manila. Don't get me wrong. It's just that we're always there, and we've probably done what you have. Whatever you have in mind.

[C]

Yes.

[A]

And I was like, you know, let's go to Thailand. It's a hop and a skip away. I remember having a great time last time.

[C]

How far is Thailand from the Philippines?

[A]

Girl? Like, two hours. Oh, wow. Yeah. If we wanted to go to Korea, I think it was, like, four hours. Personally, I feel like our gig is more Thailand because we can get lady yantra.

[C]

Yes.

[A]

But.

[C]

Yeah, Ms. K. Oh, my God.

[A]

We're going to the land of the lady boy. Our fellow lady boys.

[C]

My land is my land.

[A]

Exactly. What's so funny is I was at the beach this weekend with. For my Pisces friends birthdays, because they're all born 1, 2, 3.

[C]

Yes.

[A]

And there was a girl there that was from Thailand. She's so beautiful. She's an actress. She's actually here working for. With this for a show. And I was so proud of, like, what I ate in Thailand. I showed her my video and she's like, damn, you know what's up. Yeah.

[C]

Because you. Because people took you where the famous ones are.

[A]

Yeah. I don't know if you guys watched that episode where I talked about my Thailand trip, but I have friends that are local there and I just ate. And you know what's legal in Thailand?

[C]

Whitakers.

[A]

Whitakers. Liliana Grande. Yes. And we will be Lydiana.

[C]

I was watching that video of us.

[A]

No, that lit video got me cackling.

[C]

I was cackling.

[A]

We are not doing another lit episode today, y', all, because how were you that episode after?

[C]

I was actually, because I.

[A]

You hung out for a bit.

[C]

I did. I hung out at your house. And you left right away.

[A]

Why did I leave? That was not when I would never go to the gym after.

[C]

Oh, no, we just stayed here.

[A]

Yeah. I think we just watched things.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

That day was a blur. Like, we were lit af. And I don't feel like wasting a day today because. Well, I'll explain later. Ms. K, do you have a tea of the week?

[C]

My tea of the week?

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

There's a lot of going on right now in the world where I'm not even gonna go about it.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

But. Yeah, that's my tea of the week is what's up with the world?

[A]

The world. The universe, rather.

[C]

Yes, exactly.

[A]

Bij, is there anything interesting thing in the Internet this week that you thought, why do I feel like you're not chronically online like we are?

[D]

I. I definitely am.

[A]

You are?

[D]

Yeah.

[A]

You're a brain rotter. I am, period. What is your. What is. I need to know what your TikTok for you page looks like right now.

[D]

I've been obsessing over F1. Like the driving, racing stuff. That's cool.

[A]

Right, right, right. Okay.

[D]

Just kidding. Next. Next.

[A]

There has to be some girl producers in Hawaii. F1.

[D]

So I'm starting to get into it. I just watched.

[A]

Okay, so you're new to the F1.

[D]

Yeah, everything is new to me.

[A]

But I. I love the F1 shirts. Do you know when the ones that

[C]

are gonna go graphic?

[A]

F1 shirts. I'm so sorry to turn it into a fashion, but literally I have so

[D]

much talk to me about fashion, too.

[A]

That's sick, period.

[C]

The only F1 I want to go to is the one in Monte Carlo. Yes. They have a F1 over there.

[D]

Yeah. To be at a race would be sick, I think, on there.

[C]

But to be in a specific race, I want to be in Monte Carlo because I just feel like Monte Carlo is such a bougie place, and I feel like they would make it very bougie as well.

[A]

Oh, have you.

[D]

It feels like a rich person.

[A]

Right? It's kind of just like when. I don't know. Is it cottagecore? It's like, when. Not cottagecore. Like, the Hermes girlies, they love to watch, like, horses race.

[C]

Polo race.

[A]

Gives lu. Yeah, exactly.

[C]

Like F1, but for men.

[D]

Exactly.

[A]

See, if that's your free time, I'm like, girl, you're rich.

[D]

Yeah. Yeah. That's how you know. Oh.

[A]

And then he dressed like, under Sunday's best and.

[C]

No, like, a lot of people actually, like. I know well, like, I kind of went down on that loop kind of a little bit. But a lot of people rent, like, buildings right in front of the course just so they can see it.

[D]

Because watch from up there.

[C]

They would block everything, and then the places would, like, go up to, like, 50 grand a night.

[D]

Jesus.

[A]

Damn. If that's just how much they're renting, I want to know how much they're betting, because.

[C]

Right.

[A]

If they're that rich going there, I know them better. In the Middle Eastwhy do I feel like it's in the Middle East?

[C]

The Millies.

[A]

Like, like mandarins. Yes. Yeah.

[C]

Like, here's my estate.

[A]

That's crazy. One of my knowledge is about F1. I know there is a Filipina who's an F1 driver for McLaren.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

Love her so much. I met her at the Vogue dinner, like, the first anniversary dinner. She was super shy, but, like, I started speaking to her and she was like, oh, my God, you made me so comfortable. Because everybody here is, like, so intimidating. Obviously. Like, no, you're around, like, yeah. Very famous people when you're.

[C]

When you're okay. Yeah. Same. Because I was like. I just felt like a speckle in that room.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

Where I was like, wow, I do not feel wanted here. But it's just, like, very intimidating when you go into a room when there's, like, all of this big name people.

[A]

No. For sure. And you just feel like, damn, I ain't shit, or, why am I even here? I'm like, girl, that's what they call imposter. Syndrome. And honestly, like, I'm not going to be fake positive and be like, it gets better, because, bitch, I'm like that everywhere. Like, even just like, I was in my car making a TikTok. Not TikTok, a Snapchat. A story the other day, and somebody waved at me, and I'm like, why are you waving at me? And I forget, like, they're waving at me because, like, they're saying hi. And I'm just like, I don't know, Maybe I'll get over imposter syndrome one day, but I definitely would know what you mean of feeling like you don't belong. Yeah. In a room full of people, would

[D]

you consider yourself like, a celebrity here?

[A]

No, I don't consider myself anything really. Like, especially here at home.

[C]

I know.

[A]

Hell, no, girl.

[C]

Like, I always have to tell people. I'm like, girl, you need to see Brett outside of Hawaii.

[A]

Yeah. Outside. Yeah.

[C]

Especially towards my family, because they think it's, like, very, like, crazy. Like, especially when we. When he does, like, events here and, like, there's people that shows up and everything. But I've seen, like, way more like.

[D]

Yeah, different side.

[C]

Yes, different sides. Just outside of Hawaii. Yeah.

[A]

Yeah.

[D]

You have to put it on for sure.

[A]

Just because, like, I feel like in Hawaii, I'm very accessible. Like, if you want to see me, girl, just go to my gym, go to the beach, go to Walmart. I'll be there. I'll be there. You'll see me one day. But I. I feel like it's more sparse when I'm in LA or New York.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

Yeah. But I remember, like, when I had my launch party for my smoothie.

[C]

That was.

[A]

Yeah. And my cousins came, and they were like, wow, people actually showed up. I'm like, I wouldn't hope. Like, what, are you trying to, like, humble me?

[C]

Like, the first thing they said, it's the fact.

[A]

It's the people actually showed up. For me, it's the.

[C]

Actually, it's that I didn't think there was gonna be this much people. Yeah, it's the.

[D]

Actually, I'm like, girl, it's so funny because. Yeah. I feel the vibe you give off is just, like, regular.

[A]

Yes.

[C]

Here.

[D]

Yeah.

[A]

And.

[D]

And with no other people around, you can't really tell. It's not like, oh, this is a celebrity.

[A]

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[A]

Wait, let me get into it.

[C]

Actually, let me read My Brett is a rare Pokemon.

[A]

Yeah. Even though like sometimes I. I do read a lot of my Tick Tock comments and some, especially in my running video, being like, damn, you run this route every day. Or like I live down the road and I've never seen you in Hawaii. And I'm like, damn, am I like a rare Pokemon. But at the same time, I feel like everybody that wants to meet me has already met me.

[D]

Right?

[A]

Let me read my journal entry because it leads to a lot of other things that I want to talk about.

[C]

What's the tea?

[A]

March 6th. I wrote it this morning. Girl. It's Coach Brett era. Jenna had asked me to help her with the track kids this year, so of course I said yes. Right. I was truly under the impression that I would just be helping her out, shadowing her in a sense. But tell me why I get there and our head coach, Coach Wyatt. Hello.

[C]

Wait, is Coach Wyatt the wrestling coach?

[A]

No, he was a football coach and the track coach, Coach Wyatt was somebody else. Tell me why I get there and our head coach announces me as the hurdler coach right away. I found out with everybody. I literally found out with everybody at the same time. Anyways, I'll be there every Tuesdays and Thursdays to help them out with the hurdler workouts. After just being there for a day, I can already tell that it's going to be fun. This generation of kids are very sweet, bright eyed and chill. Everyone was simply respectful and patient, which is more than someone who just found out their coaching could ask for. I'm excited for this era and I'm also excited to kill these kids with my workouts. I will be taking a page from 2016 workouts because that era really brought out some of the best track stars that come out of my ALMA material. James Campo High School Sabers I will say girl, my freshman year we won JV champs and from sophomore, junior, senior year we were champs and I was actually the last generation of Campbell track champions, so I'm literally like, how is it. And I told the kids this, too. How is it that we haven't brought home the championship when you guys have this rubber track now? We had no track. I was running. We were literally running around school in red dirt. No, we didn't have the track because they were building the rubber track for them. So we literally had to get creative and run the saber hall. If you went to Campbell, girl, you don't want to talk about that was literally our track. We would weave in to. We were doing, like, hurdles in concrete. And then our coaches would act surprised that everybody had shin splints. I'm like, girl, we're literally running full blast in concretes every day. And then we also would share and go to other high schools, like Waipahu, Lelehua, Mililani to do some of their track, to work out in their tracks. So I was literally telling them, like, my generation, for us to win these champs meant so much to us because we had nothing compared to all these high schools. And for you guys to have access to a full track. You guys even have enough hurdles? We didn't even have enough hurdles. So I was literally like, you guys have no excuse. And me being your head coach this year, like, I'm not a. This is.

[C]

She's not a sore loser. She's a sore loser.

[A]

I'm a sore loser. This is what I didn't tell them. I'm like, girl, I'm a sore loser if I'm gonna rep this jersey.

[C]

Oh, my gosh, Y' all better win someday.

[A]

I never lost a championship, and it's not gonna start, especially that I'm a coach.

[C]

Yes.

[A]

And I was just telling them that we're gonna have to work on this team camaraderie thing, because I think the. The reason why we were champed, because, I mean, like, we were really good. Honestly, we had really had really good

[C]

teams, and you guys bonded. But we.

[A]

We will work as a unit. We ran together. We worked out together. We did everything together. And I don't know. I think I. I am going to change a lot of these kids.

[C]

Do you think the unconventional teaching of you guys doing track, like, outside of track field made you guys a little bit more faster?

[A]

I wouldn't say it made us faster, but I think it made me. Made us stronger, I guess. Yeah.

[C]

Just because, like, you said, like, you were. You guys were getting shin splints and then, like, what? Other people are, like, doing their track in their Actual track where they're getting used to it. So when you guys are getting put in that track, you guys are, like, a little bit faster because you guys.

[A]

True. Because we're like.

[C]

It'd be easier for you guys to run in.

[A]

I definitely do think that having nothing, literally not even a fucking rubber in our trap. Yeah. Definitely made us hungrier, and in a sense, yeah, maybe made our shins stronger, too. But truly, I was so scared going in because I really thought I was gonna have to do the homophobia, talk to them, because I'm not gonna tolerate that. I already dealt with that when I was in high school, and I'm definitely not gonna deal with it as an adult person, especially because, like, I love our nieces, but our nieces could be cunts sometimes. And I literally. I'm like, oh, my gosh. Like, I'm literally scared of our nieces sometimes because they literally make me feel so old, and they're not scared to tell me I'm old. And that was the last thing I needed from them. But no, everybody was so excited to see me. And what. Every time I spoke, like, they were just like. And I guess in a sense, it's probably because, yes, I'm Bretman Rock, but, like, there's truly a level of respect when I speak, they listen.

[C]

Yes. Because they know I can't even say

[A]

that when I was in their position as a high schooler, because we literally had coaches for every single event, and so much of us was just playing around or not listening to the coaches. So I think we're gonna eat it up. I don't want to talk too much about it because obviously I don't want to talk about the kids and their students. But, yeah, I would talk about, like, more of the coaching aspects. Don't think I'm going to be on here talking about students itself, but so far, it's been fun coaching, and I really think I have a knack for it because I was really focused on these two girls yesterday, and just especially one of them. It was my first time hurdling, getting over hurdle, and in just a two hour that I had with her, like, she just got better already. And I can't wait to see her race today. Really? Yes. She was really like, this is my first day hurdling, and you're, like, a really great coach. And I'm like, I think it's because you're very coachable, too.

[C]

Yeah. Yeah.

[A]

So that, too, They're.

[C]

They're.

[A]

They are very coachable.

[C]

You're in your coach Era.

[A]

No, literally, it was just. She's a thing that landed on my lap. Girl, I'm telling you, I just be doing side quests.

[C]

Right. It's so much fun. It is.

[A]

And it's for. Only for a couple months. A. It's a season. And this part of this chunk of my quarter of the year is usually not my busiest year. I mean, granted, I'm literally going to the Philippines in a couple weeks, but it'll slow down around the finals and then pick back up when the kids are out of school anyways, so.

[C]

Oh. Cause it's spring break coming up.

[A]

Yeah, girl. So I'll be good.

[C]

Yeah, we'll be good now for. For a coach. Because I used to hate. Because I tried out for like a bit of a sport in back in Kapolei. Period. What's a sport? And the only reason why I didn't pull through was because of the stupid running that we have to do all the time.

[A]

What was this for?

[C]

It was paddling.

[A]

Okay.

[C]

Yes, I tried paddling.

[A]

Why did you and Nikki paddle?

[C]

I didn't.

[A]

You know Nikki paddled.

[C]

Yeah, I did, but I didn't get to the paddling part.

[A]

Okay, you. You guys, you didn't even make it in the water.

[C]

No, I didn't make it in the water because it was so much running.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

And then they did this thing where like, I don't know what you guys call it in like the athlete word, like about exercise or whatever, but they did this thing where we would run from like the high school to the middle school, which is like what, four miles away. And so every time we would run, the one in the back would have to go in the front.

[A]

Yes.

[C]

And then the next one.

[A]

There is a name for that, but it's a little problematic and we can't say what the name for it is, but I know exactly what workout you're talking about.

[C]

The duck ducks. The duck goose run.

[A]

Yeah, I know exactly what you're talking about.

[C]

I hated that. I hated the stairs where we have to just go up and down the stairs. Suicides. I hated it. Oh my gosh. Yeah, it's just a lot of running, period.

[A]

Well, how's your ankle?

[C]

It's pretty good. I still felt it. I felt it last night when I wore a 5 inch stiletto heel.

[A]

Where were you last night?

[C]

I was in a dinner.

[A]

With a boy?

[C]

No, with a couple friends. But no, I didn't wear it because it was hurting. But as soon as I put it on my.

[A]

The angle.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

Which shoe is it? That I. I gave you.

[C]

Yes, it was one of the shoes the. No, actually, no. Yeah, it was one of the shoe that you gave me couple years ago.

[A]

Okay. Period.

[C]

The black Steve Madden ones.

[A]

Oh, you need to make like a Bretman collection heel of be giving you.

[C]

There's one. It would. A light.

[A]

Yeah. Did you do anything else this week

[C]

other than getting problems from work? No.

[A]

Are you. Do you want to share these problems at work, please?

[C]

Yes.

[A]

The stage is yours.

[C]

Okay. Well, bitches has been getting in my nerves lately at work. They've just been trying me.

[A]

Bitches. Bitches do.

[C]

Trying me to the max where I don't. It got to the point where, like, I don't even talk to half of the employees there anymore because they're so sensitive. They don't know what the difference between a joke and a serious conversation is. Yeah. So you know how, like, when the words usually get used on you even though it's not what you meant? Yeah, girl. That's my whole week.

[A]

Like, people putting words in your mouth or.

[C]

It's more of like. It's more of like they're twisting my words into something worse. Like, let's say, oh, my God, I love your hair. I just want to put it out. Pull it out. The bitch said I was going to pull her hair, drag her out of the store.

[A]

I'm like, girl, what I would say. Isn't that a. A metaphor?

[C]

A metaphor, right.

[A]

It's a metaphor. Like, I love your hair so much, I could yank it out.

[C]

Yes, exactly.

[A]

And then she was like, Ms. K threatened to yank my hair out.

[C]

Yes.

[A]

Oh. Like, if you were like, oh, my God, you're so beautiful, I could die and I would be like, Ms. K wants to kill herself.

[C]

Yes.

[A]

Bitches who can't take exaggeration, exaggerations and bitches.

[C]

Who wants to be heroes?

[A]

Why be a hero when you can be a shero?

[C]

Because I want to be a she villain, period.

[A]

Who's your favorite she villain?

[C]

Oh, we talked about this before.

[A]

We've never.

[C]

I like. I really like Harley Quinn. My girlies. My. What is that called again? My shivo. Arkham Asylum girlies.

[A]

Okay, who are those?

[C]

My girlies is Poison Ivy, Harley Quinn, and Catwoman.

[A]

Catwoman is a she evil? Yes.

[C]

She's a thief.

[A]

Oh, I guess, in a sense. Is she a good thief, though?

[C]

She is.

[A]

Because there's, like, good evil people.

[C]

They're all, like, in, like, in the middle where they can they stand up for something that happened to them?

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

But it's bad because they kill people.

[A]

Right.

[C]

So it's like more of like.

[A]

Like, I hate men because what they did to me. So let me kill all the men.

[C]

No, more of like, oh, my God. More of like, oh, my God. This man that looks like brat killed me. So I'm going to kill everyone that

[A]

looks like brat, period. My favorite Shivo hero, I would say is. Damn. I really don't know who Achievo is. I would say Maleficent.

[C]

Maleficent.

[A]

Maleficent is so country. Yes. Like, everything about her. I love her and her story. Do you have a favorite Shivo hero or a evil guy?

[D]

Maleficent is up there. Even Ursula from Freaking Little Mermaid.

[A]

Ursa is kind of cuntsy, too. She is cuncy. When I was a kid, I was scared of her.

[D]

Yeah.

[C]

Yeah. She was scary.

[A]

She ate that roll.

[C]

Cause she might have been real.

[A]

She could be real.

[C]

Yeah.

[D]

I think I know someone like her in real life.

[A]

Right. Like, it's giving, like, first grade teacher energy. That hated you.

[C]

Yes.

[A]

Type.

[C]

What about the girl from. You like Jafar, but we are saying she, though.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

What about the girl from Hercules? The Love.

[A]

There's a price. Evil.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

Would you consider her as a shivo?

[C]

I think so, but with a change of heart.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

Like the. She's, like, in the middle as well.

[A]

I also like the evil person in Brave. If you could change your faith, would you.

[C]

The witch.

[A]

The witch.

[D]

Nailed that accent I love.

[A]

Right.

[C]

If you could have another accent, what would it be? Kaddish?

[A]

No, probably like a Russian accent.

[C]

Russian. Russian, yeah.

[A]

It's just because it's so unique. Like.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

Even, like, the way that I look. I'm not saying I look Russian, but I feel like if I look like this with a Russian accent, it would throw a lot of people off. Yes.

[C]

In a good way, though.

[A]

It'd be like a good, like, icebreaker. But also, there's this Brazilian guy in my gym. His name's Bruno. He's an MMA fighter. And everything he says, hey, Bruno. And it's because it's how he says it that is so iconic. Like, my coach was telling me about how he was complimenting him about how he's looked because he's getting ready for a bodybuilding competition. And he was like, bruno, you look so good. What you been doing? And he's like, I don't cheat. I'm like, oh, my God, that is so iconic. Like, I say that every time now when everyone's like, I don't cheat.

[C]

Like, bitch. With that accent.

[A]

With that accent. Well, he's Brazilian, but in my head it registered as Russian. Yeah. And like, literally anytime somebody compliments me now I'm like, I don't cheat. I don't cheat.

[C]

You gotta say it like that.

[A]

That is so iconic to me. Like, it's like a one liner that is literally, like, I could apply to everything. Yeah.

[D]

Straight to the point.

[A]

Yeah. How are you, how you got so successful? I don't, I don't cheat.

[C]

You know, one good answer, and that was.

[A]

And he, he don't cheat. Like, girl, he really do be eating his meal preps. He does his workout. So I'm literally like, I will be taking that. That's, that's the energy. Do you have a favorite quote?

[C]

A favorite quote?

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

Would have to be.

[A]

Or any quotes that you heard recently?

[C]

Oh, there was one where it was something about. I'm not, I'm not gonna say, I'm not gonna say how she said it because I don't really remember half of it, but it's the way where she was. Like, a lot of, a lot of people will try to attack you as a person, but if you know yourself as a person, it shouldn't matter.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

Or like, you shouldn't even, like, let them question you about you, who you are, especially your.

[A]

Challenge your character.

[C]

Or challenge your character. If they, if, even if, like, they, like, ask you a question about it, just, like, be very.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

Sure of it.

[A]

Yeah, I'm, I, I, I, I like to practice that too. It's, It's a lot easier to say than to practice because I feel like there's always a sense of, like, people pleasing in me.

[C]

Yeah, of course. We're like, I mean, it's just Filipino, us being Filipino.

[A]

And obviously, like, I would want everybody to love me, and that's never the case. And there's, like, certain situations where people, like maybe in your work where people mishear what you're trying to say, and then now to them, you're a bitch, but that's not what you really meant. And I think, like, having to defend yourself constantly is so exhausting. Yeah. Or explaining yourself is so exhausting. And I think that's truly how I deal with it, is like, I don't have the energy to explain myself. Even though I am a people pleaser. I'm. I'm more tired of, like, explaining myself more than anything.

[C]

Yes, exactly what she said. Yeah. So, like, she was, like, just saying, like, don't explain yourself. Just say thank you and move on.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

And like, Leah from Love island said, whatever you hear about me, times it by 10 and run with it, bitch. I don't know if that was the last sentence, but times it by 10 and believe it. Yeah, literally, like, if somebody says I'm rude and I know I'm not a rude fucking person to the bone, I'm literally like, please tell the world I am. Please tell everyone I'm rude so that people leave you. Leave me alone. Yeah, like, because I know I'm not. Yeah, people it that I. I literally post sometimes how I interact with people. I know I'm not. But if you want to believe I'm rude. Because one thing that I may have said times by a 10, one of

[C]

the quote that kind of stuck with

[A]

me recently, a quote that I like, recently. I was watching La Platica.

[C]

Yes.

[A]

And Josh said something. I was like, that's the straightest thing ever. I rolled my eyes, but I was like, wait, he rolled it back. And I was like, let me roll that back. Because why would he eat that? He said, next week you're at the top. Next week you're at the bottom. Just get paid for both, period. Yeah, I'm like, period. No, honestly, like, literally, I'm at the top. I'm at the bottom. I'm still getting paid, so I don't matter, like, the.

[C]

Because that way you. What? You won't pick and choose.

[A]

Yeah. I asked that because I've been watching a lot of tick tocks and sending it back and forth with my trainers of Eileen Goo and her. Just her press interviews and how well spoken she is. But she really drops a lot of, like, one liners and quotes that I'm literally like, she ate that.

[C]

Wait, is that the one that was like, she. She's very poised.

[A]

Yes.

[C]

And like, every time a reporter asks her a question, she just has a question, I guess, right away that just goes, like, spoken.

[A]

Yeah.

[D]

Educated.

[C]

And like, she was like, she. There was this one interview where, like, a lady was like, I don't want to come as rude, but I just

[A]

want to know how your mind works. Yes.

[C]

And then.

[A]

And then she was like, well, I spent a lot of time up there, and it's not bad being up like that. Yes.

[C]

Yeah. And I'm literally like, girl, like, she practice it.

[A]

That would take me literally, like, five years to come up with an answer. Like, I don't even think I can journal enough.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

Like, she be saying, like, I'm like, I journal too. I'm not this smart.

[C]

Fuck.

[A]

Even Alyssa Lou. Like, hers are more, like, fun.

[C]

Yes.

[A]

And less serious. I mean, there are Serious moments. But, like, I just love how she is herself in all of these interviews. Eileen as well. To be an Asian woman at the Olympic. Girl, we are on top, girl. I'm literally like. And this isn't just the winter sports girlies. Like, Suni, don't think we forgot about you, girl. Like, don't ever.

[C]

I love every season.

[A]

Yeah. Speaking of season, Bridgerton as well. Like, did you finish it, Kiefer? I'm literally so tired.

[C]

I have.

[A]

Okay.

[C]

I actually finished this one. You know how, like, I have a habit of not finishing. I actually finished it because I was just so, like, in awe and I needed to finish it because.

[A]

Tell me what you think.

[C]

I love it.

[A]

I love it.

[C]

I love that. I just. It was amazing the way they ended it. The way they ended it at the. The. What's that called? The cabin. The loft.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

Just so happened that Eloise's book starts over there. So they're actually doing. From what I know, they're actually going with the book.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

And then hopefully they want. I want them to make a season of Miss Violet and the husband and how they met.

[A]

Like a. Like a story. Like how they made a Queen Charlotte.

[C]

Yes. Because I just. The way she talks about her husband and how he was as a person makes me, like, wanna. And like, how, you know how, like, they were, like, when I was a little girl, I was more of, like, fun like you. So I kind of want to see them, like, how they interacted when they were little because they seem so in love.

[A]

I want to know about Agatha's adventure. Adventure when she gets out.

[C]

They have so much, like, spin off that you guys could do. But.

[A]

And I will be there to watch it.

[C]

It could be like, the one that Miss Violet could be, like, future and.

[A]

Yeah. Spoiler alert. By the way. We didn't even give a fucking. Spoiler alert. How do you feel about the ending? Because I feel like I wanted a little bit more. I cried like I wanted. And by that I mean, like, the wedding. Like, I want to be. I want to see the wedding, girl. Y. More of the wedding.

[C]

I get it. They were both, like, very minimal people. Yeah, I get the wedding. It was so cute. But the one that made me cry the most was the painting.

[A]

Yes.

[C]

He finally finished the painting. Because he never finished the painting throughout his career.

[A]

Yeah. Of just painting.

[C]

Because he was just always so, like, over it after.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

And so the fact that they showed that painting and it was, like, unfinished, like, the whole entire season was. It was unfinished. And at the end, it was like, finished. And it was her the whole time.

[A]

It was period. Bej, did you watch Bridgerton? Are you a Bridgerton watcher?

[D]

It's so funny because my. My co workers and my friends have been bugging me to watch it, so.

[A]

You have. I have not.

[D]

Wait, can you.

[C]

Can you also watch Heated rivalry while you're.

[D]

Please just get reactions.

[C]

No. Please.

[D]

So funny.

[C]

That's the homework.

[A]

Wait, you were saying something.

[D]

The seasons for Bridges. Is it like a different story every time?

[C]

Yes.

[A]

Yes.

[C]

So Violet, the mom, has seven, eight kids.

[D]

Oh.

[C]

And each kid has seasons. Yeah.

[A]

Did you know that all their names is the abcd?

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

So it's Anthony.

[A]

I saw that the other day and I was like, isn't it? I thought we all knew that from season one.

[C]

Oh, I didn't knew that.

[A]

Oh, yeah.

[C]

But it's like Anthony, Benedict, Colin, and then abcd. What's her name? E. No. D. Oh, the girl.

[A]

My God. I literally. I can't think right now.

[C]

Kiefer, what's her name? The very first season. Daphne.

[A]

Daphne. Edward.

[C]

E. Edward.

[A]

Is it Edward?

[C]

No, it's Eloise. Eloise.

[D]

Eloise.

[C]

Eloise.

[A]

Francesca.

[C]

Francesca. Gregory. Gregory. And then that's it. Hyacinth.

[A]

Oh, Hyacinth. Yeah.

[D]

How many seasons? What season are we at?

[A]

4. So we're halfway there. And each one. Each season covers a sibling's love story.

[C]

So season one was Daphne, season two was Anthony. Three was Francesca and Colin and then Benedict.

[D]

That's cool.

[C]

Yeah. So we haven't done Eloise, half of Francesca, Gregory and Hines. Yeah. I can't wait.

[A]

That was a lot of math.

[C]

Yes. We started a new show. What? I kind of did. You kind of. We were just kind of was there with the one from Amazon. The one that you were like, I can't watch this right now. It's too early. Oh, they were both big.

[A]

It's with Cameron Dove.

[C]

Cameron. And the one from. You.

[A]

Huh? He's laughing. Yeah. Yes. From victorious. Yeah.

[D]

56 days.

[C]

56 days.

[A]

Yes. Have you watched that one?

[D]

I haven't. I. I've heard that.

[A]

Do you watch things?

[D]

Yeah, usually.

[A]

How do you watch things?

[C]

Have you watched Avatar?

[A]

When will you watch things?

[D]

Avatar, the last Airbender.

[C]

Yes.

[D]

Yeah.

[A]

Period.

[D]

Is that one of your top? Your guys?

[C]

My top?

[D]

Oh, hell yeah. Yeah, definitely Avatar.

[A]

And I love. And I love. That's how I test people when I ask, do you watch Avatar? And they're like the blue people or the. The other last one. I'm like, when they say when they know it's the last Airbender. I'm like, you might be.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

Yeah. No offense to the blue Avatar, because

[C]

that was really good too. Yeah.

[A]

But just know if I asked you if you watch Avatar, I'm talking about the airbender.

[C]

You got a colorful childhood.

[A]

Yeah. I'm actually really not big. That big of a hater when it comes to the live action airbender. I really thought they ate it up. I'm sorry.

[C]

It's more dark.

[A]

Yes. I like it. I'm excited for season two.

[C]

I am. I think. I think they ate it up.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

They got what the. The. The points cross.

[A]

Yeah. You can only. I mean, girl, here I am, like, trying to defend people that don't even know me, but you can only do so much in live action, and they only.

[C]

They have to follow a rule where. Yeah, it needs to make sense, because the Cartoo make sense at all. It was just like side quest after side quest after side quest, and then the important quest and then the side quest again.

[A]

You also kind of have to, like, every season had what, 36 episodes and you had to compile that in eight minutes. I'm like, sis, give them a. Give them some flowers.

[C]

They ate.

[A]

But I also understand why the standard is so high for Avatar, because that's. I mean, that's everybody's childhood, especially our generation's childhood. So I get it. And they up a couple times already, so they were like, the movie.

[C]

My gosh.

[A]

That I will not defend. I'm sorry. It's so bad.

[C]

I liked it at first, and then I watched again the Avatar and then the Avatar Netflix one and watched it again. It's like, oh, what were they doing? Yeah, this is not what it Avatar is.

[A]

Can we talk a little bit about Pokemon? Because I don't know if I. If it's just my for you page, or maybe Ozzy brought it up in my fucking for you page when he posted that video of me unboxing Pokemon cards.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

But I've been getting a lot of things about it. Even Princess is collecting Pokemon cards.

[C]

Is she really?

[A]

And that girl don't watch Pokemon. I think it's.

[C]

There's a lot of money in Pokemon cards. Yes, surprisingly.

[A]

Will you enlighten us, Beej?

[C]

Do you know anything about Pokemon cards?

[D]

So I'm not. I'm not into it like that, but I see people spend thousands and thousands of dollars just to get the chance

[C]

to get, like, the gold profit, Right?

[D]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So people are sitting there opening, and there's a market for it. They. They have, like, conventions and everything. Yeah, all the time.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

We gotta ask Ozzy about it because Ozzy is one. It's those people.

[D]

He has a dedicated page for that girl.

[A]

Yeah, I know.

[D]

I bet he's going off in Japan right now buying whatever.

[A]

Probably that is probably what he's doing.

[D]

He's gonna bring that back for you. Not a knife.

[A]

Yeah. Freaking cards to open.

[C]

Literally.

[A]

I'm like, bitch, watch me get a gold one. I'm like, yeah, I'm not giving you.

[C]

I'm gonna hang it up right here where you can see it every day.

[A]

Yeah. Will you Google what is the most expensive Pokemon card ever sold?

[D]

Got you.

[C]

And how much is it?

[A]

Let's take a guess while he's looking at.

[C]

I think it's gonna be a me, too. A gold mewtwo.

[A]

No. How much?

[C]

And it probably went up to like 10 grand.

[A]

Okay. My thing is probably something from the very first Pokemon card collection.

[C]

The rare one.

[A]

One of the rares and probably is gonna cost around $7 million.

[C]

$7 million? Cost can go up that much?

[A]

I don't know. I think 7 million is the. That's my guess. What was your guess? 2 million? 10 million.

[C]

10,000.

[A]

10,000. Okay.

[C]

Yes. 7 million is crazy.

[A]

I'm just shooting a fucking. I'm just shooting in the dark, honestly. Okay.

[C]

And what Pokemon do you think it is?

[A]

I think it's a Charizard.

[C]

A Charizard. Okay.

[D]

I found this from cnn, which was just this past February. Okay. It says, logan Paul's holy grail of Pokemon card sells for 16.5 million. So.

[A]

But that's a collection.

[D]

There's a diamond. Well, here, I'll show you the.

[A]

I want the answer for just one.

[D]

Just one card.

[A]

Expensive one. And that is the last time you say a white man's name in this podcast.

[D]

Yeah, we don't talk about that guy.

[A]

Be like, most expensive Pokemon card ever sold in the world.

[C]

If you were a Pokemon trainer.

[A]

Okay.

[C]

And we had Pokemons everywhere. Which Pokemon and what type would you get?

[A]

Which Pokemon and what type?

[C]

Yeah. So there's like five, six different type types.

[A]

So many now I. I feel like I would want to be like a water Pokemon. Yes. And I would want, I don't know, something like a. Something like a seahorse.

[C]

There is a seahorse Pokemon.

[A]

Yeah, I'm sure.

[D]

Okay. I found one in 2021. It sold for $493,230. And it's a Charizard card.

[A]

Okay. I got one, right?

[C]

You got both of it?

[D]

Yeah.

[A]

Well, No, I said no. You're closer. Technically.

[D]

Yeah.

[C]

Wow. But that a Charizard. Is it a gold Charizard?

[D]

It's like, black and like. One of these, please.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

Oh, it looks very old.

[C]

One of the new ones.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

Not the new ones. The oldest ones.

[A]

I actually never collected Pokemon cards. But you know what?

[C]

I did collect Yu Gi. Oh. I collected Yu Gi. Oh.

[A]

Yo, the fact that you got that so fast. Yeah. I didn't. I never learned to play. I think I just had so much access to Yu Gi. Oh. Because my mom and dad sold those cards. Yeah, yeah.

[C]

We even had the thing that you would pull out, but I never, like,

[A]

fully, like, laid down. Yeah, yeah.

[C]

It's confusing. It's the same thing. Same thing as, like, playing, like, Pokemon cards where the stats and, like, the power comes in play.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

It's a lot of thinking. Yes. And then you go in with, like, the power ups and the special powers, girl. But I used to love playing Beyblade because it's just straight point.

[A]

Beyblade. Yes, Beyblade, babe.

[C]

You just spin that and whoever spins the longest wins.

[A]

I. I was seeing this guy on Tick Tock that just, like, literally puts a Beyblade on the ground and be like, play with me.

[C]

Really?

[A]

I'm like, I would do it.

[C]

I would do that.

[A]

He, like, throws it on the ground. Like, you know when people throw, like, the soccer and like, make it to the go, he puts the thing and then play with me. And girl, I would do that so that would heal my inner child.

[C]

Girl, I would go around with a Beyblade.

[A]

Right.

[C]

The heck. I'm like, yeah, let's go.

[A]

Did you ever learn how to do trompo?

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

You know what?

[C]

Yes. It's like a Filipino version of.

[A]

You know what trompo is be.

[D]

You have to educate me.

[C]

So a Toronto is literally a Beyblade from the Philippines, but it's instead of like an actual Beyblade, it's wooden, that shaped like a pear with a nail on the bottom that's stuck in there.

[D]

And you do the wire.

[A]

I'm sure you guys had something and

[C]

you wrap it up with, like, a long wire and you just spin it.

[A]

Try Google it. I'm sure you've seen it before. You probably just are not familiar with the name of it.

[D]

Maybe I don't.

[A]

D U R O M P O Trumpo. And then put Philippines.

[D]

Oh, yes, I see. Spinning like a top.

[C]

Yeah, it's a top, actually.

[A]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like this. Yeah, you get it.

[C]

Those were the most complicated Thing to spin, but once you got it flat, flex. It's a flex because you have to flip, flick your wrist in a certain way, and you have to, like, move it. I don't know.

[A]

I've never gotten, like, upwards.

[C]

And you have to flick.

[D]

That's crazy.

[C]

Flick and back.

[A]

Shall we do product of the day?

[C]

Yes, we should. We shall.

[A]

We have reached that time of the pod where we do product of the day. Ms. K, would you like to start? Because I forgot mine.

[C]

Okay. So my product of the day are these shoes. I got black versions as well, but all my girlies in Hawaii has been asking me, like, where have you been getting these shoes? And I got this at Jean's warehouse. Actually, they were, like, 10 bucks. So if you're in Hawaii, get some. They're very comfy. The very first time you wear it, probably not. But the second time, third, fourth after that is very comfy.

[A]

Oh, my God. We should do an ad read for jeans warehouse.

[C]

I love jeans warehouse. My go to jeans in that same voice.

[A]

Yeah, they ate that.

[C]

I could see.

[A]

So, as y' all know, I'm in my coaching era, also my fitness era. And my favorite thing for recovery has literally been this hyperice norma tech system. You put these are sleeves for your legs right here. You zip it up both of your legs. You connect it with this, and in here is like, an air pump. And this just pumps air into here, and it squeezes your legs. So it's really good for blood circulation. Just for, like, recovery. You should try it.

[C]

I. I've been.

[A]

Oh, yeah, yeah.

[C]

Actually, can I tell you, like, a quick, fun story for this?

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

The very first time I saw this at Brett's house, he goes, it works both in your legs and arms. And I was like, I didn't want to put it on my legs, so I put it in my arms, and I was like this for, like. Yeah. You know, he just put it in my arms like this, and I was like, okay. And he goes, I'll be back. He left me like this for 30 minutes, and I was, like, losing my mind because I was just there. Like, I can't do anything. I tried to turn it off. I cannot, because it was just pumping air. Girl, I'm dead as. I'm dead as. I'm just like, what am I gonna do?

[A]

I'm actually dead as. No, but the gag is. The gag is don't hate me. It's made for arms, leg, and hip.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

But each of those have a different attachment, and this is just a leg attachment. So I literally think I found out right after I came back where I'm like, oh, yeah. That isn't even for honest. Oh, my God. But, yeah, she said, I'm crucified.

[C]

No, literally, I was there for, like, 30 minutes, like, and nothing was on. The T wasn't on. So I was just sitting there laying down, and I was like, squeeze your

[A]

arm so you couldn't. Like, I couldn't. I'm dead.

[C]

As. I just kind of, like, stayed there.

[A]

I remember that day. Well, you guys, that is all for the episode. Ms. K. Where can Babbage's find you?

[C]

They can find me at M I S K A Y in any platform.

[A]

Or the baddest radio, even in Onlyfans, maybe. Period. Well, you guys know about Bitch. It's Brevin Rock everywhere. And make sure you guys, like, subscribe. Subscribe and give the best ratings to the baddest radio so that we can keep giving y' all more episodes, even at Sniffies. Not Sniffy's Girl. Imagine. Imagine at Bretman Rock. Anyways, we will see you next Thursday. We have no idea what the episode will look like, but I already asked

[C]

Biji if he can sing, and he said he can't, so. I'm sorry.

[A]

It's giving me.

[D]

I'm sorry.

[C]

Unfortunately.

[A]

Well.

[D]

Oh, hell, yeah.

[C]

Good thing you're gonna be in the next Masked singer, right?

[A]

Let's practice now. I'm kidding.

[C]

What are you gonna say?

[A]

We love you guys. We'll see you next episode. Aloha.

[C]

Oh, you should sing that part.

[A]

That's all I know. I'm not gonna butcher it. We love you guys. Bye, Beach. I'll see you next Thursday.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

Don't forget to follow rate and, like, you can follow me at BretmanRock on everything and follow the podcast at the baddest radio on all social media.

[C]

Bye, Beach.

[A]

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[E]

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