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The following podcast is a Dear Media production. Hello. Hello, everybody. It is Thursday yet again. And if you're the editor, please use footages from the second camera. Thank you so much.
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Why?
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Because the editor don't be using the second camera. And I'm like, girl, you have Ozzy out here, like, shifting every five seconds.
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I know Ozzy over here.
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And none of them's.
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Auntie, come here, come here.
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Auntie. Are we here? Exactly. Thank you guys so much for tuning in to the baddest radio and Happy New Year. Oh, my gosh. We were hoping we would get Princess May here today for that New Year's. Yes. But she has been in her busy era. Girl, we really have to schedule Princess out, like, a month in advance.
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No, because. Yes.
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Especially no. Because. Yes.
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I was. I was literally asking her what she was doing yesterday, and she was like, oh, I'm busy. And I'm like, okay, can you not.
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She's calm in. She's clocked.
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Yeah. And she's like, no, I'll think about it. I'm like, okay, girl, not her having.
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To think about it.
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Right.
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I'm gonna say. I'm gonna tell her that next time she, like, tries to invoice me. I'm think about it, actually. But I'm so happy. Ms. Princess May is locked in. And it's just. I don't know if you know, but she has a toy business era.
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She has a toy business?
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Yes, it's called Toys. Aiga. I think that's Tony's last name. Oh. And I actually. She actually helped me so much this year with the toys because I got. I imagine buying. Having to buy toys from your own fucking sisters, bitch.
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But, oh, happy to support her.
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I bought toys for my friends's kids because they're all obsessed with K Pop Demon Hunters.
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Oh, I seen those. She has, like, a bunch of, like, little trinkets from, like, a store she bought.
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Not Ms. D Word. Selling D Word.
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I know. Ms. Demon Hunter, like, Anyways, we'll catch.
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Up with you guys after this intro. Earth to Brettman, girl. You already know who it is. And we're back. Thank you guys so much for tuning in to the Badass radio. I feel like we haven't filmed in so long, but we have been like, two, three weeks.
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We also. We also did a lot of stuff.
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So we have a lot to catch you guys up on.
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Yes.
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Let's start with our segment. Okay. Because I feel like we have a lot to talk about today.
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Okay, so my segment is going to be the Tea. The TT.
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Period.
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But today I made some hot chocolate.
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Shut up. It's Milo.
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It's Milo. Okay, fine. It's Milo with pistachio milk and macadamia nut syrup.
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She said hot chocolate. Milo.
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Just literally hot chocolate. If you think about it, Milo is literally chocolate powdered.
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I love Milo. So it's.
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It's.
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It tastes elevated. Let's just say that.
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Okay, okay. That's all I need to know. Because I'm like, I did not steam the pistachio milk for no reason, but my tea of the week is. It has been raining, you guys. That is my tea of the week. Everywhere in the world is raining.
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In the world?
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Yes. Even in the Philippines. The Philippines is raining.
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I mean, when is it not?
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Because my friend is there right now, so he's, like, posting, like, stories. It's, like, raining. Raining people in Seattle. Catherine was, like, telling me how, like, it's raining in Seattle, snowing in New York. It's raining in Hawaii.
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As you guys, I don't think. Well, today. We should just start with today.
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Okay.
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What we did today. And then we'll go to New York. Yeah, later on. But Ms. K and I, well, forced Ms. K to come pick up my Tesla, because yesterday.
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Oh, my God. Oh, okay.
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Wait, Today?
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Yeah, today Brett asked me to go pick up his Tesla. And then some.
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And then.
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Don't forget the. And then some.
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Well, I was gonna go back to yesterday first, because I was. Yesterday I was driving, and I was fine until I went to go stop for lunch with my trainer. And by the time I got back into my car, I check. I get in my car, and it says, check the wheels. Tire pressure low. So I literally get outside, check the wheels, and my front right tire literally had a screw inside, like, inside of it. And I'm. It was like. So I had to call Tesla and go on the app, and in the app, it said 180 minutes to, like, get them there.
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Yeah.
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And also, I'm literally like, I should have just, like, plugged it because I had to buy a whole new tire. Like, girl, Tesla, count your days. Like, literally. And that's why I won't be getting another motherfucking Tesla after my lease.
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Wait, what do you mean, like, plugged it? Like, you could have just, like, took it in that.
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Took it down to the shop. And you know how they plug it with the.
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The. The. Another, like, rubber.
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Rubber thing?
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Yes.
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But no. I had to replace a whole new fucking tire. And thankfully, they did take only like, 20, 45 minutes after I posted a story about, like, Guys, I don't know what to do for three hours.
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And they said, we're coming.
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And then they called me back and they're like, we'll be there in 20 period. So they got there and then.
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Oh, I was at work. You called me.
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And then I called you. I'm like, can you pick me up? I called Nikki, couldn't pick me up. I called Jazzy. No, Nikki was with Jazzy, my other friend. You guys, I called our two nieces, Andrea and kz.
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Not here.
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Not here.
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Philippines.
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Philippines. And then I was like, I guess I gotta call Princess.
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And she did.
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My last resort, the one bitch that don't drive. So when I say Princess, I mean, I really mean Tony. Princess's mance, who drove me back. And they were here. Yeah.
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Oh, my God.
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And it was Tofie's birthday, and so that's how I know Princess loves me. Girl.
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Okay, okay.
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Cause you know, Miss Girl be busy. But she's like, I'll do this for you. And thankfully, it did work out. Cause like I said, I ended up buying toys from sister Princess. And then. Which is fast forward to today where Tesla called me and they said my car was ready. And then I also got a DM from Maui Divers, which is where I get this necklace from that everybody always asks, yes.
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So cute.
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And they were like, we have a gift for you. Like, you should come and get it. And so I was like that. And then my friend Matt, Matt Bruning texts me again. Retexted the group chat that I'm in. And he's like, guys, don't forget my event today. And I'm like, okay, so it's giving a town day. It is, mind you. We were so. I was literally like, even Ozzy knows I was texting him last night. Like, girl, we bought to get this shit done so early tomorrow at 3 o'. Clock. Like, girl, why were we eating lunch still in town at 3?
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Oh, we saw Cece. Hi. Hi, Cece. That's so funny.
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My future wifey in 10 years.
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But yeah, no, every stop we had was like an hour. And we didn't get to town till like, what, 1 o'?
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Clock? Yeah. Anyway, wait, wait. I want to go back real quick. So I want to say thank you to Maui Divers for my gift that they gave to my chickens. They also gave me a matching ring. I'll probably make a video about it. And by the time this video goes out, you guys will probably know what I'm talking about. But they made a cluck it, like, chicken necklace. And they also made me a cluck it ring inspired by their quilted star collection, which is what my necklace is. And I also got another ring from them. And it also works out because I got gifts for your mom. My mom and my Auntie Melda. And, girl, we just. I just did so much fucking shit.
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You did. And while all of this was, like, it was raining outside.
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Yeah.
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But yeah, that's my tea.
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I went to my friend Matt Bruning's thing and then had lunch with my friend Cece, and.
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And you have such cool friends. Are you guys. I always tell this to Brett, and I'm like, you have such cool friends. Like, if I ever want anybody's friends, I want Brett's friend.
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Because, you know, I be picky with mine. Yes.
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Because he has, like, a friend that's like a designer, like, clothing designer. She has surfer friends. He has, like, friends. Yes. And I'm like, all your friends are so cool.
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I know. I think they're the coolest people ever, too. And I think. And it's just weird what they think I'm cool. And I'm like, no. You guys don't even notice that because, like, all of them are like, I'm your biggest fan.
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Yeah. You guys are, like, all in, like, a different type of industry. Yes. Industry. And it's, like, amazing.
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And you steal half of them, so. I know. I know they're cool because you'll be stealing my friends.
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Well, no, it's just like, I want all of you guys to be my friends, but it's just because, like, it's like, the motivation that they give you also. It's like they're doing all of this stuff, and I'm like, wow, I can do that.
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Exactly.
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Yeah. So period.
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Thank you for that.
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Of course.
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Before we move on to other things that's going on in our lives, I.
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Want to read yours. Oh, you have a new one.
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I also want to share a quote, but I'll share the quote later on. 12, 13, 25. Ms. K and I are on our way back home from New York City, and it was brick out. We local now. We local.
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She was bricks.
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We definitely can't wait to be back in the. In the warm. Don't get me wrong, I love New York so much, but, girl, my body was in shock every day. We went to do an event with Dr. Groot, and it was a blast. Out of all my meet and greets in my career, that was definitely the most people I have met in one hour. Everybody was so kind and loving. Maybe it was just the cold and New York energy, but it. But when the meet and greet was done, I was fully overwhelmed that I had to sit in my hotel for a couple hours to just shut the fuck up. I even told Ms. K to go back to her room just so I could stare into the ceiling. And because I was like, I just want to be quiet and stare into the abyss. I'm so blessed for this life I have built, and I'm definitely so grateful for everything. And then I put here a Leo once told me, what is harder than being Bretman Rock?
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Kiefer, Other than being Bretman Rock?
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Not being Bretman Rock. Yeah. And when he said that, I was literally like, you are so fucking right.
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Because what else would you see yourself other than being Brett?
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If I wasn't this version of Bretman Rock, I have to be the other version of Bretman Rock. And not that I would be a loser, but I really feel like I would still be in Ewa beach living under my mom's roof, and, like, I would rather, like. You know what I mean? And I think it was just like, a moment of gratitude of just like, oh, my gosh, I really could be not this version of myself. And I'm glad I am this version of Ratman Mar.
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I honestly, also. Adding to that, I don't think you would be with your mom, to be honest. Let that be clear.
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Oh, my gosh. The fights my mom and I would have.
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Because I feel like you were smart enough to, like, think of, like, some things for you to do.
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Yeah. I feel like.
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Yeah. So you would always have, like, something.
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Yeah.
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But I know.
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I know what you're trying to say is, like, I feel like even if I was in this version, Raven Rock, I would still be out of the.
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House because you'll be. So.
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There was nothing more I wanted to. Yeah, there was nothing more I wanted than to live on my own, I think. Yeah.
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And you made it a drive where it's like, okay, I'm gonna have my own thing.
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How was New York for you, Ms. K? I love you. I swear. You had so much fun.
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I did. It was like. Like you said, it was like, the shortest yet longest trip we've ever gotten into. And we've been in long trips, and sometimes they feel like the shortest trips.
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They do.
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But this one felt so long yet fast. But I love New York. It's like, it's. It's always that one place that I could always be, like, yes, I want to go with you. No, hands down, New York. You're like that, girl.
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It's just so fun. And I always say, and I really, truly mean it, that if New York was five hours away, my apartment would be there and not in la. No offense to it. I love you, girl. But, like, New York is so our vibe.
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It is. It's the fact that, like, I don't have to look like, to fit in something, because every time I'm like, girl.
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You were walking around with your zebra.
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I'm like. Also, it's like, because every time I go to la, not to, like, I love la. And also that. But, like, every time I go to la, I find myself, like, trying to dress up. Like, dress up, like, how other people are cute.
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I'm just taking a picture of ourselves. Wait, hold on.
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And. But in New York, it's like. It's more of, like, a dress whatever you want, because everyone else is dressing however they want and no one will judge you for it. You know, I feel like I've said.
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This on the POD before, but something that somebody said to me that really sticks out is, in New York, you can be anybody.
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Yes.
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But in L. A. You have to be somebody.
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Exactly. That's.
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Yeah. You know what I mean?
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So much sense. Yeah.
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And like, in New York, like, nobody gives a fuck.
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Yes. And everyone just gets it there. Like.
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Yeah. We're really not just glazing New York, y'.
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All.
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Like, I swear to God, I just love New York so much.
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And it snowed while we were there.
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Should we talk about each day? Just.
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Okay. Yeah.
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Because we were there for three days, y'.
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All.
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Okay. So the first day that we got.
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There was a Tuesday morning.
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We thought you were getting sick.
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I thought I was getting sick just because it was so cold. You guys, I was literally wearing. What? What was I wearing? A. A T shirt and some sweatpants and a coat. And already then I was.
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And you. And you would think that was warm.
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Yes. Because I was wearing. I already was wearing a trench coat. And at the airport, I was, like, kind of warm. I was like, okay, I can handle this. This coldness.
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The code never bothered me. Anyway. Yes.
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So we went to the hotel, the Standard Hotel. My God, beautiful hotel.
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Beautiful. I know. Such a hotel, too. Like, not weird. Like, cool.
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Yeah. It gave, like, a old but yet modern look to this.
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I agree.
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Place. But lovely. Lovely. What is that called? Staffs? They were amazing. As soon as we got in, the doorman was, like, so greeting. Yes, Davis.
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And they were so apologetic as well, because I guess the Dr. Groot had booked us for the day prior.
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Yeah.
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And because we didn't show up until the next day, they marked us as no show. And they ended up giving our room to somebody else. But with that being said, we lost our reservation. And while they were handling that with Dr. Groot, Ms. K and I want to go get breakfast.
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Yes.
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Such a great breakfast. You weren't hungry, though. But I was eating that.
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Oh, you were? It's because, like, Brett got French toast. I didn't really. Oh, my God. You guys, there's this thing about me where, like, I can't really eat anything whenever I go with Brett because everything has eggs on it. And I'm like, I don't want to be that person that would be like, can I have.
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Mind you, she can order anything, but she'd rather not.
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Yes. So I got me myself some fruit flatter, which is amazing. It was really good fruit. And then we met a lady we. We're gonna call her by Daisy Duck.
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Daisy Duck. She did look like Daisy Duck.
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So beautiful. And she just kind of, like, made our morning that night. That day.
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And I was like, I just love a pretty baddie.
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Yeah. She was such a baddie.
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And we were about to head out. The manager of the hotel comes, and she's like, oh, I was gonna pay for your breakfast. And I'm like, why are you paying for our breakfast? Like, and he was just so apologetic.
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That, like, just because of the inconvenience.
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And I was like, girl, we were gonna eat breakfast anyways. It's whatever. And then lowkey, it helped us because.
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I feel like if we got our rooms right away, I would have, like, Slept.
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I did.
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Did you really?
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I slept the minute I got into my room.
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Oh, I didn't sleep.
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Yeah. And I remembered I was supposed to have an interview at 2:00am 2:00pm that day, and I woke up at 1 and I thought, spin. Like, I actually thought I was still on the plane, honestly. And then I woke up and I'm like, how did I get to the hotel? And I just started to feel weak. I. There was no way I could do that interview. And thankfully, People magazine let me move it.
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Yeah.
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And so we kind of just had a free day that night.
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That free day. And then we went to Brian and did your little.
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Did my fitting. We came back home and we watched all is Fair.
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Oh, my God, what a great show.
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Yes.
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Recommend. I would give it a 9 out of 10.
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I would say people are doing the most, like, online because it's not getting a lot of good reviews online. But so I love. It's camp. Yeah, it's camp. Like, you can't look away. I also sometimes can't take some scenes seriously. I love Ms. Kim, but, like, something.
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Yeah.
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Outfits, like, kill me.
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She killed. I. Honestly, everyone keeps saying, like, oh, she's not even a great actress. She's not. When did she ever claim to be an actress? You guys? Literally, she's doing what she wants to do in her life and she's killing it.
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And we're eating it up.
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Yes.
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I'm sorry. Like, I love Ms. Kimberly, and she ate it up. And she did. And my favorite thing about the show is, like, how I look forward to the whatever Birkin she's gonna wear the next episode.
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Yeah. She was wearing a different Birkin every scene. Exactly. That we got from her. And then that one scene with her and like, that. This. It was like a very serious, like, scene. And all of a sudden, it's. It pans to her and her leg crack. It just. It's just her bikini out. And I'm like, iconic.
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It's so good. It's also well written. Honestly, like, what? It's with Steve Murphy.
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Ryan Murphy.
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Ryan Murphy. Not Steve Murphy Girl is with Ryan Murphy. Love him down and so good. And I think you guys should really give it a shot.
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Yes. Don't judge it. Because at first I was like, oh, it's getting boring. And then I actually just kept watching it and I was like, this is so funny.
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A Leo friend of mine started watching it too.
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Does she like it?
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She loves it. She just finished it. And I was like, period. Must be a Leo show to be.
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Watching Sarah Paulson her cast.
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I'm so fucking sorry, but it's such. It's so good.
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The iconic sin my pussy when I was playing with my pussy.
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Like, so iconic. We won't spoil too much, but that was our first day. We watched a couple episodes and then the next day, that's when I did my interview with People magazine. I also did a karaoke night with Dr. Groot that night. And that's when I visited the Dr. Groot Mart. And I think that was just like an influencer only and media only event. So it was, like, really small. And then we went to a karaoke bar after.
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Yes. We met so much cute people. Like, loving for some reason.
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Like, day two really hit me when I was, like, really sleepy by far. 7pm but we went back home to watch heated rivalry until 11. No. And then you were like, you know what? I'm craving pho. And so we ordered pho. When the pho gets there.
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That was second day.
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Yeah.
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Oh, my gosh.
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So when the pho get there, we're eating pho and we look out the window.
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Yeah. And we were like, why is it so foggy? Like, oh.
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Like, we were saying that for 10 minutes and like, we were eating. And then finally we're done eating. Ms. K stands up and goes to.
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The door, like, the window. Because Brett's room was like, just windows. And then all I see was, like, snowing. I. It was like snowing. And I was like, what?
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I think I thought it was fog because it was literally coming up.
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It wasn't going down. It was like coming up from the. Whatever.
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The wind. Yeah.
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Yeah. And I was like, oh, my God, it's snowing. And then I went to the other door just to see, like, clearly.
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Yeah.
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And then the whole floor was white. And I was like.
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And I had remembered it was Ms. K's first time. No, you've seen snow before.
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Snow, but not fresh snow or you've.
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Never, like, played in snow. So we're like, bitch, grab your clothes.
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It was just like a pile of snow. And yeah, we took. It took us. Guys, this is what I hate about, like, having to bundle up because it took us like, 10 minutes just putting everything on.
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Girl, when I tell you. I was. I was in my pajamas and I just put a blazer on, a jacket on, and then a trench coat, a pants, gloves, and I'm like, I don't even care who sees us out in the street right now. I. I also wanted to play in the snow. And we did.
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And we did. It was so Fun.
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Then we watched more, we went back.
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And then we watched more.
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And then now it's the next day, the third day. Yes, it was my meet and greet day. And I mean, I already made so much videos about it, but thank you so much to everybody that came to my New York meet and greet. It was so much fun.
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That was so much fun.
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Your own line, girl.
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I didn't expect that we should call.
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It our meet and greet.
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No, it's never our meet. It's always Brett's meet and greet. And I'm just a supporter. But no, I always get, like, shocked that I would be getting recognized too.
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Goodbye.
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Sometimes I'm just like, okay, goodbye.
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There's full on people that be coming in my green, like, where's Ms. K?
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I'm like, behind you. I'm here.
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Like.
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Like a can't clock in. I mean, no, but, like, you should. We should have just been working that whole booth together. Yeah, but there's no way I would have, like, let you work for freega. I would have been like, Dr. Groot, you better cut Ms. Kate a check.
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No, but it was like, just fun, like, watching you and. And like seeing, like seeing you meet people.
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Do you have any standouts of anyone you met or any fun stories?
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I believe it was Hannah. I. I think I told you this right away. Her name was Hannah. And how she was telling us about how, like, she wasn't even out. She was scared to come out because of her parents. She's Filipino also. And that her parents are very, like, old school, which is. I get it. Yeah, our parents are very old school. But she. And then she was telling me about how, like, her. Her family was very poor, she lived in the third world country. And like, how she saw you and I was just like, thriving. Especially you, and how you are thriving and like, like making it. Making your own dream come true. And she really actually was like that. For me, that was like a turning point in my life where I said, I can do it myself too, and I can come out and be happy as. As like.
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And.
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And here she was living in New York and happy as one of my.
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Standouts, which is kind of sad that I never. That I didn't get to them in the. The line for the actual meeting. But when I was heading out, one of the kids that I've met when they were in the Philippines, one was in Cebu and one was my book signing, and they were just holding the two pictures up, and I'm like, those are like, that one, the first one in Cebu was specifically like 10 years ago. The one with the book signing was three years ago. And then now that you're here, I'm like, what are you doing here?
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Yes. And he answered, he's like, I live here now.
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What a queen. And I'm so happy that they are chasing their dream and live. Please update me in life. And then also another standout that was in line. There was this mom and daughter. I thought, I literally thought I was seeing doubles at first. It was like the Ilocano mom and daughter.
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I think I saw her.
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I didn't ask. I'm literally so bad. I don't think I asked for their names. But the mom asked me for a picture. So I'm taking a picture with her. And then the daughter came and I'm literally like, did this bitch give birth to herself? Because like her. I literally felt like I time traveled when the daughter came because they were wearing the same exact color of everything. And I was like, literally like.
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And they look alike.
A
This is what people mean when they say they give birth to themselves. Because like, I know we joke about it with princess because a lot of all her kids look like her, but that was like the first time where I'm literally like, oh, you gave birth to yourself. Like dead ass. And I think I was just amazed because I was like so tripped out about it because I was like so high from the cold and I'm literally like mind.
B
But to be honest, that day was actually the warmest day out of all the days that we were there because I was fine the whole time. And I literally just had a hoodie and a denim jacket and then the trench coat.
A
Yeah.
B
And you had a.
A
Well, I had a whole sweater.
B
You had a sweater? A blazer. Did you wear the blazer?
A
No. Cardigan? A blazer and a fur coat?
B
Yeah. And you were fine.
A
Yeah, I was fine. My hands were just getting cold because the, the table was metal. So I couldn't like put my hand down otherw. I would literally get like shocked.
B
But I would.
A
I keep forgetting cuz whenever someone asked for a picture, I would lean forward and then like smile and I'll be.
B
Like, you need to heat it up. And you guys, I. I found out that you guys have this little heat packs and I thought it was so cool.
A
Yeah, we had so many of those when we were filming Escape the Night. Really?
B
I bet you guys were just going through those.
A
Ten on my foot. Ten on. I mean five on each foot. And then I put one in like my socks in my calves. And people Were putting in our armpits.
B
Yeah.
A
Like this every. Yes, girl, those really help. I know. I love how so many people commented, like, oh, I love seeing island baddies in. In the snow, because it's literally like, we don't have that.
B
We don't. And it's like. And if we do, it's like.
A
And I get. I get it now when, like, mainlanders come and visit who's never seen a beach, and they're, like, so amazed.
B
Yeah.
A
And I'm not making up excuses for how some of them act, but, like, I see why people get excited when they see a turtle or, like, wild animals, Especially if they've never seen wild animals like that from the sea. Because that was me when I saw a squirrel for the first time in New York.
B
You're like, I want to pet it.
A
I was literally like, can I get an autograph? Like, I've heard great things about you.
B
But all they do is steal. They're scary. Squirrels are scary. They're not scaredy animals.
A
Yeah.
B
They will literally, like, come to you and, like, grab your food.
A
Wait, I need a stop talking break. Let's ask Ozzy about his day. Ozzy, how was your day, girl?
D
It was good. It was a very busy day, actually.
A
I know. Why are you dressed so cutesy?
B
He has a thing.
A
You better not be going on a date. I'm not.
D
I'm not going on a date.
A
Where are we going?
D
I'm going bowling with some friends after.
A
Oh, so you're a bowler?
B
I'm really good at bowling.
D
No, I'm not. I'm not a bowler.
A
I mean, I don't want to brag in front of all of y', all, but in eighth grade, I was in the bowling team because I was in leadership, and we don't have a bowling team in edema, so all the leaderships do the bowling, and I place first on. I think it was, like, the third heat.
D
Okay. I don't know what that means, but.
A
That means I'm a bowler.
D
Like, what's the highest score you got?
A
I don't know.
B
This was a 30, I think.
D
A 30?
B
Yes.
A
I think it was, like, a 116, something like that.
B
No, because the higher your score is, the. You're a loser.
A
Oh, is it? Yeah. You're talking about golf.
B
No, we're talking about gol. Bowling. You know why strike is an X is because it counts as zero. You add points.
A
Oh, well, that's news to me.
B
And you count the pins. That's why there's pins standing up because you count those pins, and if you have a lot of pins, that counts is your score. That's why you're trying to knock them down.
A
Is that right?
D
I feel like Ms. K is gaslighting us again.
B
No, no, look it up.
A
Because if there's anything about this, she gonna stay in confidence.
B
Oh, my gosh. Bowling. You win by the least score, and.
A
We'Ll find out after this break if she's right or not.
B
Oh.
A
Oh. Did you look it up?
D
Oh, no, I didn't.
B
What is a 300 over a 300? I've never seen a 300 before. What?
D
I look up?
A
Yeah. How are bowling scores kept?
B
Oh, from lowest to dark, lowest.
A
Bowling.
D
Scores are based on pins knocked down in 10 frames with bonus points for strikes and spares.
B
I got that right? Did it say that?
D
You said that, but you said that you. It knocks it down from, like, a total.
B
So, like, when you knock it down and then whatever you don't have, it counts it, and then whatever knocks it down, they count that as, like, they.
D
Knock whatever you count. Yeah, whatever you knock. Yeah, they count whatever you knock down. Yeah.
A
So it's a point.
B
Yeah.
D
You gain points, but you made it sound like you subtract points.
A
Yeah, she said the lower the point.
B
Don't you subtract points?
D
No, you add points.
A
Add.
D
Girl, what game are you playing?
B
Bowling.
D
No, so that. Oh, that's only for you guys.
A
Please let us know in the comments down below.
B
Are you adding. Is it the highest score or the lowest score to win?
D
No, it's the highest score.
A
I know what bowling you're talking about.
B
No, because.
A
No.
B
Try and look it up. Is it the highest?
A
She's talking about Wii Sport.
B
No, no, no.
A
She's talking about we.
B
No, no, you're also.
D
That's also like, darts is like that. Darts is like, you start from a total and then you throw, and whatever you get, you minus from that.
B
Oh, yeah, I know what dart is. I play dart.
D
Okay, so maybe you're confusing darts with bowing.
B
Okay. Don't come for me, because how can.
A
He come when he already came?
D
That's crazy.
A
Don't ever come for Miss K, girl. God forbid. The comment section.
B
They're bullying. I'm just kidding. No, no. But I'm deadass. I feel like it's that way.
D
I feel like Ms. K would be really good as, like, imposter. For real? Because she'd be gaslighting everybody.
B
Oh, my gosh.
A
No, not the. Doing the comment section.
B
I don't gaslight.
A
Okay, no, Remember when we were playing the war game and they were like, oh, Ms. K sucks as an imposter. Yeah. You need to channel your energy when you're saying all these fun facts that aren't even a fun fact because you.
B
Know what they said.
A
You know what they say, you guys.
B
I haven't used that word in so long.
A
You haven't said that in a while.
D
Do you think you could pass a lie detector test?
B
No.
D
Oh, okay.
A
See, that was a lie. That was pretty good.
B
No, I did not. Because my heart would be pounding, you guys. I'm a very fair person.
A
Speaking of heart pounding, bitch, I. I.
B
Mean, I know your heart been pounding.
A
Wait, you can't. That's the next year topic. Okay, that's the next year topic. Because, girl, you have me out here blushing.
B
I know, I know.
A
I hate you. Oh, wait, no. Okay. Speaking of heart palpitating and pounding, something I don't really drink a lot is carbonated drinks and especially energy carbonated drinks because it feels like crack to me. Last time I. Last time I took. Took a Celsius, like it's a fucking drug.
B
You were like shaking.
A
Last time I drank a Celsius, you guys, I was literally shaking and it was full on, like, out of body experience. Like, I feel like I. I came out of my body and like, was just watching myself and I don't even know where I was. I know I was in LA and I'm pretty sure it was Lindsay who gave me the Celsius.
B
It was probably for a shoot.
A
I'm pretty sure. Yeah, girl, when I'm telling, I was like shaking and body parts I never knew could shake, like, literally. But the other day we had a Christmas party with Cat and Princess had brought like these Alani new things.
B
Oh, the Hawaiian drink. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
A
So I took one because thinking it was just gonna be light, girl. And I'm stuck in traffic drinking that, girl. My heart was gaming like boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom.
B
You were in traffic?
A
Like, I felt like I was in like Hawaiian roller coaster ride. Like, like I, like, I was doing like breathing exercises. Like, full on, like five seconds in, hold for five, five seconds out. I thought I would.
B
I hate energy drinks.
A
Yes. I literally was gonna drop myself off at the emergency, like, living.
B
Oh, I thought you were gonna go to dip.
A
No, I could have ran a whole marathon period of marathon. Have you ever Aussie, did you run the marathon this year?
B
Have you ever run a marathon, Aussie?
A
We should run the marathon next year. What if I make it a requirement to Work for me.
B
A team.
A
And you work for me technically, KE first.
B
Oh, I will do it. I like a good friend.
A
Girl, you walking that.
B
I will run and walk pace myself.
D
I'm down. We gotta shake on it, though.
A
Okay. Okay. Well, we'll do the baddest radio run and we'll all wear the baddest radio merch. And merch. Speaking of merch.
B
Oh, yeah, speaking of merch. Yeah, where is my merch?
A
Oh, it's upstairs.
B
Oh, okay.
A
Okay. Period, period, period. We gotta take pictures tomorrow. Oh, well, I have to. Next time. I see.
B
Oh, we can do tomorrow.
A
Okay. Can you come over again?
B
Yeah.
A
Or you should just sleep over. No, because I.
B
You're not gonna have a car.
A
Yeah.
B
Okay. Anyways, you get a sleepover at Breast is so fun. You get a whole addict here. So literally a whole, like, movie theater. And, like.
A
And this K keeps that movie theater on. I be waking up at 3am and this just screams coming from the attic. And it's Ms. K. Like, full blast. Watching a movie, sleeping.
B
It's how I sleep, you guys. I literally was, like, struggling in New York because, like, sometimes I love to, like, open a window to, like, sleep, but I couldn't find, like, the window, like, switch, so I couldn't open my window.
A
None of the windows are working. Also, you wouldn't want the window open. You would be frozen.
B
It's freezing. I know, but so I saw on Spotify, they have this thing where you.
A
Can search up busy New York street.
B
No, they had, like, a fan noise. Ooh, do you guys want me to make you guys hear, like, a little bit?
A
Yeah, but only 15 seconds because we might get DMC.
B
But no, literally.
A
Oh, wait. Can I predict what it sounds like before you play it? Does it sound like like. Or does it sound like.
B
It sound like the first one.
A
Really?
B
Like. Wait, wait.
D
That'S scariest.
A
Okay.
B
For like.
D
Wait, what is that? Is that YouTube?
B
Spotify. I did it all to make that.
A
Oh, wait, we should play a game.
B
Okay. What game?
A
Ozzy, Sorry, I should have had you prepare for this, but Sabrina Carpenter just had a interview where she was day drinking. And the host basically says an animal. And we have to guess what they sound like. And whoever is the closest.
B
Okay.
A
Wins that point.
B
Okay.
A
Okay, Ozzy, so you're gonna look up a random animal.
D
How random are we talking about any animal?
B
Like, but we have to know what they are.
A
Yeah. Like, okay, put. Maybe let's start with walrus. Okay. I think Wallace, That's a crazy. I think walrus.
B
What Is the walrus. Is that the one with the tusk or the tusk?
A
Yeah, I feel like they're like walrus.
B
That sounds like a seal.
A
Okay.
B
I feel like they sound like. Wait, no, they sound like. What is a walrus? Is it an elephant?
D
Well, I can't tell you what it is.
A
It's a walrus. It's just. Just guess. You don't get a. I don't know. Okay. That's giving.
B
Yes. Yeah.
A
Okay, I'm gonna stick with.
B
Play it a walrus sound.
A
Okay. I feel like that's a point for us. Yeah, I feel like it's in between.
D
They're just eating.
A
That sounds like.
D
No, that's like. It's like.
A
Oh, yeah. Okay. I feel like we both get that point.
B
How did you make that?
A
That's definitely in between.
B
Yes, yes.
A
Okay.
B
Because mine's is more like lower and.
A
Mine is a little bit higher and I feel like that's in between.
B
Yes, I guess.
D
Wanna. You asking me for an animal or.
A
Yeah, give us an animal like that. I feel like they're like. For sure.
B
What the.
A
For sure.
B
Giraffes.
A
Yes, like eating it up like that.
B
Sounds like a giraffe. I'm not gonna lie.
A
Right. What do you think giraffe sounds like?
B
I feel like giraffe sounds like.
A
Oh, okay. That's cute.
B
That is a cow. Who the is that? That is a cow.
A
Who the is that?
B
That's a cow.
A
Okay. No.
B
That sounds like the walrus.
A
Yeah, you're okay. Next.
B
Ay.
A
Ay.
B
Is playing with us.
A
O. Okay. Look at tar noise noises.
B
They don't make noises.
A
Oh, yeah, they don't. Never mind.
B
Because they hate noises.
A
Okay, give us another animal and aardvark.
B
Aardvark.
A
Aardvark.
D
Aardvark.
A
That is in the animal. The anti ant eating animal.
D
Yeah, it's kind of like an anteater.
B
Okay.
A
Wait.
B
I feel like they say I've aardvard like that.
A
I feel like they're like.
B
Like aardvark.
A
Yeah.
D
You make them sound like they're Pokemon. All right.
A
Yeah, that's a Pokemon. I'm going with.
B
That's how you find their names. All right.
A
Okay. What are you saying? That's what you think they say that?
B
Yeah.
A
Okay.
B
I was close.
A
That is not close at all.
B
That is not close at all. Yes. I was like, all right.
D
No use nothing.
B
That sounds like a I sound. I hear haters. That's what I hear.
D
Sounds like bugs, I think.
A
Yeah, it sounds like a fly.
B
Like a cricket.
A
Like a firefly.
B
I don't make. I know how to make turkey sounds.
D
Okay, let's go.
A
Oh yeah, okay.
B
Right. Make a peacock sound.
A
No, that's too. That's too niche. Give us two more animals.
D
Let's try. Okay. Give me your best Chihuahua.
B
They hate chihuahuas. Not because of like. Wait, why did I do that?
A
I was trying to. I was trying to howl.
B
Wait, I'm trying. Yeah, I'm trying to make my voice higher.
A
Yeah, that's. But when you step on it, they be like. They be like.
D
Oh, that's how. No.
A
Yo, I hate a high pitch ass dog.
B
I hate two hours.
D
Okay, what's the low pitch dog?
A
Let's not do dogs. That's too easy. Let's do.
D
I shouldn't do specific dogs?
A
No, do. Oh, do a type of dinosaur turtle.
D
But how would we know what a dinosaur?
B
You know, I still think dinosaurs are real.
A
They are.
B
No, some people think they are fake.
A
So where did these big bones come from?
B
They think it's fake.
A
The bones?
B
Yes.
A
Why?
B
Like they just made it.
A
So they. You think like the archaeologists are like planting that in there?
B
Yes. Because if you think about it, why are they only digging it up like. Like above the ground? They're not digging it all the way from the ground. Why are we.
A
Some of them are digged from the ground.
B
Why are we not finding bones inside a cave and like cavern?
A
They quite literally are.
B
Nah. Yeah, A lot of them are under like Kiefer.
A
Not all of them. But they really are finding them in there.
B
Yeah. In caves.
A
Ker, I feel like you're around Earther.
B
I'm a flat earther. Flat earther?
A
Yeah. I feel like you're.
B
I do, I do believe a flat. Flat.
D
What?
A
Gosh.
B
Okay. My Tik Tok has been full of flat earths and I think I've converted to flat earths.
A
You're going to say that out loud. That's so embarrassing.
D
What convinced you to be a flat earth?
B
Because you know, remember all the theories that we were talking about how like there are other dimensions and. And then the ice wall. There's the ice. I felt. And also sometimes, okay, I was like watching this video.
A
I want to know the exact fact slash moment that. That converted you.
D
Yes.
B
The flight statuses. Because if you look at the world. World map, you know how like it's globe. Why is like a map, like flight maps are going from one end to the other where they can just go straight through but up and down. And when it's like the flat, you could See how, like, it goes like this.
D
You're saying, why. Why do planes. Why can't they just fly straight?
B
Yes.
D
Because they. They go off of, like, wind streams, too.
B
No, but I'm saying. Yeah, exactly. Wind stream. That's going that way.
A
Like New York from Philippines. Like, they literally go above Canada and then come down.
B
Exactly. So why can't they just go down, down?
A
Well, how does that prove it's flat?
B
Yeah, because in a way where it's like, in the flat map, it's closer to where the point is. So let's say, like, New York is over here, and then the Philippines will be, like, right here.
A
So you think they're just going up for fun?
B
No, so in. Because they're doing, like, the bulletin. So like, let's say you're doing a stopover. They're doing it from a place right here. And then go down instead of, like, when you look at a globe circle, instead of like. Like, let's say you're going from California to New York, and then you're going down over here to stuff instead in the flat maps, it's like going straight. I can't be having this. I can't be having this argumentative with two person that doesn't believe it. And I'm by myself.
A
I'm literally, like, trying to believe you. I'm just. It's not making sense because I was.
B
High when I was watching the video.
A
And you could have led with that. And you could have led with that because maybe I would have understand what you're trying to say.
B
It was like the flight maps. It's like, it says like how it's shorter in, like, a flat map.
A
If you're looking at what I'm asking you.
B
Yeah. Do you think they're just making shorter instead of, like, having like a whole circle where it's like, they're longer. And it does not make sense because why are we going from this point to this point in, like, within this way where you can go, like, literally around it, like, literally, like, like right here. But why are we going like this? And in the flat maps, it shows how, like, this place is right here, and then this place is right here, and it connects it where it's, like, shorter.
A
I think I know what you're saying, because. Okay, so when it's the graphic of the, like, you're talking about the graphics. The graphics in the plane, that's just. It just shows you. That's just like. It's just. It's not actually how the plane is. It's just showing the distance. It's kind of like a. How a pictograph.
B
No, no. Let's say if you have a connecting flight, why are we going from, like, up north and then our destination is all the way south? Why can't we just go from the. Where the south is? Why are we going up there to there?
A
I think you should have asked that with our fight pilot friends that we had lunch.
B
No, I should have because I feel.
D
Like it has to do with, like, accessibility or availability at certain airports.
B
That does not make sense. I mean, airports are open 24 hours.
D
No, but I mean, like, the amount of planes that fly into an airport. I don't know, period.
A
Wait. Also, Ms. K, I feel like I'm gonna interview for you for the next couple minutes because you weren't here for the Princess May video. And I feel like I have questions that I'm actually genuinely curious because Miss Ozzy brought up really great questions that reflects on our year. Okay, so I wanna know, what is your biggest accomplishment of 2025?
D
5.
B
My biggest accost. Accomplice accomplishment.
A
Did you slip that in off? I hate that.
B
Dude. Accomplishment has to be.
A
Loki.
B
My car.
A
You ate that.
B
I keep bringing it up, but I think that's one of my, like, struggles this year was just like, getting a car. And, like, how am I gonna get.
A
To work to anywhere?
B
It was. But basically that was like, like. Okay, I'm not like, trying to, like, complain or anything, but like, that was like, one of the. My biggest problems this year is like, my car is because the other one, I kept fixing it, but it kept breaking and breaking and breaking. I'm so over it. And so. And I was like. I had like, this. This thing where, like, I forgot I was an adult and I could go do stuff.
A
I forgot I was an adult and.
B
And like, buy shit. Because you know how, like, us growing up, it would always be like, oh, we need this from my mom and dad.
A
Yeah, whatever.
B
But I forget that I can, like, literally go inside a car dealership and. And demand a car and I can get it with my own name.
A
And did.
B
And did.
A
Now she can drive herself everywhere.
B
No, exactly.
A
I don't gotta pick and drop your ass off.
B
Yes. And also, I hate being inconvenienced to people. It's like, because I'm gonna be waiting on your time. I hate waiting on people, period. And I can do way more. Okay.
A
Okay. Which leads me to the next question. What is your favorite purchase of 2025?
B
My favorite has to be. Wow, that's A really good one. My favorite purchase. Yeah, how do you know?
A
Cuz you keep touching it.
B
My favorite purchase of this year was. Oh my God. I don't really be purchasing like that.
A
That could be anything.
B
Jewelry.
A
Yeah, you were in your jewelry era.
B
I am. Especially in like my. The ending of this year, I've been like, trying to stack on my jewelry.
A
Love that.
B
It's because, like, I noticed, okay, this is what I hate about myself. I noticed that I. Every time I get paid or like get money or like, have extra money, I spend it on either food or food or food, literally. And like, I. I mean, you need it. I try to be like, I have to like, buy at least like two piece of clothing here and there just to like update my closet period. But I never do.
A
Food isn't essential though. Like, you literally need it.
B
It is, but it's like, girl, do I need it every day.
A
So your regret is food?
B
No, it's not that I'm regretting it. It's like I'm thankful I can buy my own food and eat delicious food all the time.
A
Okay, so.
B
But it's like, why am I spending my money on food only? And like, I. If I look at it, it's like I have nothing because I spend my money on is food.
A
Okay, because that was my next question is what is one purchase that you don't that you regret?
B
Oh, I. You know this very well. I bought this boots.
A
Oh my God, this damn boot bitch.
B
Did you fix it yet? No, not yet. I'm gonna call a shoe store. I bought this dam boots prior to. Prior to our New York trip. I know it was gonna be cold, so I was like, I needed new pairs of boots and I was gonna invest on good boots.
A
Say the brand, Say their name.
B
I cannot because I don't want to buy. Bought it in Macy's. I forgot the brand. I just.
A
They got you up, girl. They got you up.
B
But no, oh, wait, I forgot. It was like something. Let me see if I have it on my phone.
A
Wait, finish your story.
B
But okay, so it was a little tight on the calves because I have like Filipino calves. And if you have have Filipino calves, you know, it's fat as shit and no boots ever fit. And so I was looking online on how to stretch, like, leathery boots. And they said, and one way is like, you put heat on it. So I was like blow drying that shit in the fucking hotel room while waiting on Brett. And I was like, okay, blow drying it. Whatever, whatever.
A
Do you think it was because of that?
B
It's probably because of that. And I was like blow drying the feet but I never went to the sole. And girl, I lift my feet up. The whole sole in the, the bottom came off. Once that I was literally like, I just bought this boot. Why is it broken? I mean and, and so I was like, I told Brian. I was like, I was doing this to this booze and it broke. I was like, how far is Steve Madden away from here? And he's like, oh, then the block but I didn't want to walk. And he was like, oh, what'd you do with it? What happened to it? And I was like, I was blow drying it just because I needed to stretch. And he goes, well you probably melted the glue. He did.
A
And you did.
B
Yeah, that's why it came off.
A
And I was like, I had extra Steve Madden msk.
B
Yes. And I wore that and I love it. And I need to buy me one of those pairs because she was cute. Yes. I, I need, I. I've been sleeping on Steve Madden. But I've noticed that you wear a lot.
A
Yes. Yeah. Always let us like keep our. My shoes and they're always really nice.
B
Oh God.
A
They do a lot of duping as well. Which they do.
B
They eat. They ate. They do the Balenciaga shoes. That was like everyone wanted it.
A
Yeah.
B
What is it called? They duped the. What is that one brand called? Jeffrey Campbell.
A
Yeah.
B
I actually got asked if that boost was Jeffrey Campbell and I was like, no, Steve Madden period.
A
Yeah, they, they do have a lot of Jeffries.
D
Same time next year.
B
Year.
D
So most of your year 2026 already happened. What would you say would be the one word to define your 2026?
B
By 2025.
D
By 2020 26.
B
So you're like the upcoming year.
D
Yeah. So like your future casting kind of like giving yourself like a theme for next.
A
Give one word. Yeah, one Adventurous. Okay.
B
Because like I said with my money earlier, you know how like I was talking about how like I spend it on food. Only food. Food.
A
She's only spend spending on adventure now.
B
Yes. No, also I was like trying to think in my head where I was like what can I do like adventure wise, living in Hawaii. And I was like, maybe I can go to like another island every month.
D
And eat over there.
A
Okay. And eat over there and eat over there.
B
So I would do. Yeah, exactly. Because like they offered different things so I would literally for every month I'm gonna try go to like another island just for a day. Like it doesn't even have to be A week.
A
It is like what, 80 bucks? 100. Yeah.
B
Go at like in the morning and come back at night so I don't have to spend on like things on like hotels and everything. I would just like travel. And then if I miss something, I could always go back next month and do it again. And I feel like that's a way for me to like travel and like see the whole entire Hawaii Islands.
A
I forgot what I said, but I'm pretty sure it was like defy.
D
You said like something like flying.
A
Yeah. Defy. Defy. Defy gravity.
B
Yes. Because you're gonna be flying along.
A
Because I'm gonna be.
B
Oh.
A
Oh.
B
Period. Your ldr.
A
My LDR is coming up. I.
B
Just kidding.
A
I know. Oh my gosh. I really would do an LDR relationship. I feel like it's more for me. Yeah.
B
So you're defying.
A
She's defying gravity. Yeah, exactly.
B
Oh, so we have the same goal. Kind of.
A
Yeah. Should we do product of the day?
B
Yes, we can.
A
Oh, also, before I do product of the day, thank you so much to Kamaka Dia has for my merch from Keep it aloha.
B
Oh, Mr. Kamaka has mine.
A
Kamaka gave me three hats.
B
That's so cute.
A
They're so cute. Do you want one?
B
It's okay. It's a gift.
A
Well, I'm not greedy.
B
Oh, except I'll do the ohana. Okay.
A
That one's so this is very Nikki. This one. To Nikki. Okay.
B
Because what we're wanting ohana to scare.
A
And he also gave me a. Oh, you guys should play that grabs Hawaii verse. We did gibberish out loud to decode the local phase. We'll do this later. And some lion. But these aren't my product of the day. Can you go first? Yeah, cuz M is kind of stupid.
B
Product of the day is going to be my favorite lip liner at the moment. And it's gonna be the Morphe lip liners. This is Bratz. I just took this from him because I don't have mines. But I've been using the lip liners from Morphe. They're really good.
A
They're very affordable, especially new ones. Yes.
B
They're very creamy and they're very easy to use. It just glides on. And this is like 8 bucks for this much of like lip pencil. Amazing.
D
Oh, when you guys do products, can you just like as much as you can? Because I want to shout out to one of the commenters, I saw that they were saying, why don't you zoom in?
B
Here you go. Zoom in.
A
Zoom in.
D
That's why this is the most I can zoom in.
B
This is the morphe in the color.
D
So please don't blame me.
B
Signature, you go. I don't know why I was yelling at you guys. I'm so sorry.
A
And my product today is also a pen.
B
A ballpoint pen?
A
Yes. I don't know. Okay, y', all, I'm really not like, a nerd when it comes to pens like that, but everybody since Wasted finds on Instagram sent me, like, a bunch of pens, and this one is my favorite. I really wish I could read the brand, but maybe this is where the zoom in could come into play.
D
But that's as zoomed in as it can.
A
This is the brand. It's from Wasted. Fine. She said it was her favorite journaling pen. Or she sent me a bunch of her favorite pen.
B
Is it a 0.5?
A
It's a 0.35. It's even thinner. It's even thinner. They make a 0.35, girl. No, they make Billie thinner ones.
D
It's a good point.
B
Is it from, like, Japan?
A
Yeah, Japan. And it has been my new journaling pen. And I love how thin it is that I can do, like, two entries in one page.
B
Oh, your handwriting does look better.
A
Especially, like, look like fat versus, like.
B
It looks like it's more. Wow. It looks like you're writing it cursive.
A
Like, you can tell I'm writing like this. These have been, like, two entries is in one page. This is four in one thing.
B
You know what your handwriting reminds me of? Have you ever seen, like, those old love letters from, like, the stuff? Yeah, I think it's like, you can never read it. It's like that and like, you could never read it. And you're like, huh?
A
What? They even say, no, my. Somebody said that, but they said it where it was like. Your handwriting is so neat. It reminds me of message in a.
B
Bottle when it's wet.
A
When it's wet. And I'm like, go yourself.
B
Like the running ink. Oh, yeah, it does. It doesn't, now that I think about it. Wait, you have to flash it.
A
Okay. I just. Okay.
B
I was showing Ms. That one. That one.
A
I was showing Ms. K how I write with, like, when it's big.
B
See how, like, it looks like it's.
A
Well, these are just journal entries, so it's whatever. It's like, big when it's like. Like, this is on. On a regular pen versus my handwriting on a.
B
It looks better, right?
A
Ozzy, can you look with your eyes this is regular.
D
That looks like message in the bottle without the bottle.
A
And then this one is like a love light. A love letter.
B
Yeah.
A
You know what I mean? I think it's just the how I write. I think it's because how I write my A, I still write it like the old school way.
B
And you exaggerate your little tail.
A
Like all my tails are always like a.
B
Like a very long tail.
A
Yeah. So that's my product of the week. Wait, Ozzy, do you have any product of the week? Week?
B
What?
A
Have you ever.
D
I feel like you guys keep asking.
A
Me things like, can you start bringing your product of the week?
D
I don't know if I didn't know I was supposed to bring one segment. Thank you.
A
Oh, yeah. Next. Next year. Starting next year, Ozzy's gonna have his own segment.
D
What do you guys want me to do?
A
I think you should do fun fact of the day.
B
That's my team.
A
That's not a fact. You don't be saying fact though. Or ever. What are you good at quickly, like, exactly.
B
Editing pointers.
A
Editing week.
D
Girl, I can sing, but I won't sing for a segment.
A
Okay, how about. No, you do be playing good songs every week.
B
A song of the week.
D
Oh, like a song.
A
Okay, you give us your song of the week.
D
Should I, like, sing it?
B
Our song of the week is Internet God.
A
Guys, Ozzy really wants to sing.
D
I'll sing it. No, because everybody. All my friends are like, you should just try singing on the pod. I'm.
B
No.
A
Why not?
B
Can you sing?
A
I think you should. I think you need to start singing us not ay.
B
Saying no, and then he's drinking water.
A
Right. Okay, wait, wait. When we say bye, Ozzy, and then they play the outro cards, that's when you sing. No, after we say bye Aussie, we'll do the goodbye song.
D
Oh, my God.
B
Goodbye.
A
Okay, we'll do the, like the outro. The outro, huh?
D
You talking about out of the box? Do you guys know you guys. Never mind. You guys are too young for that.
A
What a age.
D
Out of the box. You know that song?
A
Out the. Oh, out of the box.
B
Out of the box. So long farewell to you, my friend.
D
Hey, you guys know that song?
B
No.
A
That sounds like a church song.
B
How long was that ago? In the 80s.
D
That's crazy.
A
That sounds like my church song. Aloha.
D
I've been listening to a lot of Olivia Dean. If you guys listen to her.
B
I love Olivia.
A
Okay, what is your favorite Olivia Dean song of the week? Right, Just because of that I feel like the audience. Audience deserves a hand.
B
They already are wondering who you are and going crazy.
A
And now you're gonna give us a hand revealed.
D
Oh, hand.
A
Yeah, do your hand reveal. Do a hand reveal.
D
My hand is not.
B
Hello.
A
Okay, that's Ozzy's hand, y'. All. Unlocks a new. A new feature.
B
They heard. They, they. They. They saw the back.
A
Yeah, they saw the back.
D
I.
A
The hand. And I think, what's next? What do you guys want to see on Ozzy next?
B
His big toe.
D
No, please, not. Not my cheap.
A
I feel like let's. We should do a glasses review. This is a vision review.
B
And, like, you just have to put the puzzles together.
A
Yeah, yeah, yeah. So that was Ozzy's hand, you guys. And let's do our outro so that Ozzy can sing again.
B
Okay.
A
My favorite Olivia Dean song. I know you didn't ask.
B
Oh, yeah.
A
Is lady. Lady. What is yours?
B
Oh, I love that. I've seen it. For me.
A
What?
B
Seen it?
A
Oh, I've seen it. Okay.
B
I was like, wait, what about the new.
A
I thought you were gonna say dive.
B
I like that song. But I've. I've seen it has been like my brain.
A
Okay, well, Ms. K. Where can they find you?
B
You guys can find me anywhere. At M I S K Y e. I'll set the baddest radio over there.
A
Before I say goodbye, please make sure you guys check out the new baddest radio season two merch. Thank you guys so much for everyone that had bought one so far. And we gotta take pictures tomorrow, girl, because I've been telling my team that we're to take pictures.
B
Okay. Yeah.
A
And thank you guys so much for watching this video. Everything is at Bretman Rock. Make sure you guys like and subscribe to the baddest radio. We love you guys and we will see you next week. Hit it.
B
Ay, I make it so easy to fall in love so come give me a call and we'll fall into her. The perfect mix of Saturday night and the rest of your life. Anyone with the high wood and Greek.
A
Exactly.
B
It's so easy to fall in love with me.
A
You ate. Bye, peach. I'll see you next Thursday. Yeah. Don't forget to follow rate and like you can follow me bretmanrock on everything and follow the podcast at the baddest radio on all social media. Bye, beach. Please note that this episode may contain.
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Host: Bretman Rock
Date: January 8, 2026
Guests/Co-hosts: Miss Kaaaye (Ms. K), Ozzy
Podcast Network: Dear Media
This episode is a lively, confidence-boosting catch-up between Bretman Rock and his friend/co-host Miss Kaaaye. The duo recap their New Year's adventures, their recent snowy trip to New York City (including Ms. K's first time actually experiencing snow), and swap reflections on the past year and their ambitions for 2026. The episode is full of typical DaBaddest energy: hilarious tangents, storytime, gratitude, product recommendations, playful banter, and memorable quotes about identity, growth, and living unapologetically.
On New York vs. LA:
"In New York, you can be anybody, but in LA, you have to be somebody." – Bretman [16:19]
On Snow:
"It was so fun...I also wanted to play in the snow. And we did." – Bretman [23:53]
On Identity and Gratitude:
*"What is harder than being Bretman Rock? Not being Bretman Rock." – Leo-friend (attributed by Bretman) [09:55]
"I'm so blessed for this life I have built, and I'm definitely so grateful for everything." – Bretman [09:50]
On Accomplishments:
"I forgot I was an adult and I could go do stuff...I can literally go inside a car dealership and demand a car." – Ms. K [50:10]
On Regretful Purchases:
"I bought this dam boots...I was blow drying that...and the whole sole in the bottom came off." – Ms. K [53:01]
On Friendship:
"It's the motivation that they give you also. It's like they're doing all of this stuff, and I'm like, wow, I can do that." – Ms. K [08:29]
The episode is full of the hosts’ signature warmth, humor, and candor. It’s a mix of hype and deep reflection, with quick-witted jokes, islander pride, and genuine moments of vulnerability. Bretman is unapologetically himself, inviting listeners to reflect on their own journeys while keeping the conversation light and playful.
For anyone craving that feeling of “catching up with your funniest, most fashionable friends,” this episode is a cozy, laughter-filled start to the year. Through relatable mishaps, affirmations of self-worth, and joyful storytelling, Bretman and Ms. K encourage everyone to embrace their adventures, find gratitude in the journey, and remember they’re truly “the baddest.”