Unveiling My Journey: From ICU Nurse to Content Creator | Money Birdette DSH #784

Summary

Podcast Summary: Digital Social Hour Episode: Unveiling My Journey: From ICU Nurse to Content Creator | Money Birdette DSH #784 Host: Sean Kelly Guest: Money Birdette Release Date: October 5, 2024

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Introduction

In this compelling episode of Digital Social Hour, host Sean Kelly engages in an in-depth conversation with Money Birdette, a former neonatal ICU nurse who transitioned into the world of content creation and adult entertainment. The discussion delves into her motivations, challenges, and personal growth, offering listeners an intimate look into her journey from healthcare to digital entrepreneurship.

Career Transition: From Nursing to Content Creation

Money Birdette opens up about her 13-year tenure as a neonatal ICU nurse, highlighting the emotional toll and financial constraints that led her to explore alternative career paths.

Money Birdette [00:04]: "I'm not saying I don't have any purpose. I put my time in. I did 13 years... My life is way better now. I make more money now. I'm less stressed, have a lot more freedom."

She explains that the shift to OnlyFans allowed her to escape the paycheck-to-paycheck cycle inherent in hospital settings, providing her with greater financial stability and personal freedom.

Money Birdette [02:00]: "Yeah, I was making, I mean, a lot more money than as a nurse."

Life on OnlyFans and Content Creation

Money Birdette discusses the evolution of her presence on OnlyFans, initially using the platform for supplementary content alongside her nursing career. As COVID-19 approached, she made a decisive shift to focus entirely on her content creation endeavors.

Money Birdette [01:33]: "Well, like I said, I was a neonatal ICU nurse for 13 years. So when I was a nurse, I respected my profession and just sold, like, extra content, photo shoot pictures, things like that. So then about right before COVID I would say I left and I was making enough money to kind of just go out on my own."

She emphasizes the strategic use of OnlyFans as a tool for financial independence, debunking the initial stigma associated with the platform.

Family and Personal Reactions

The transition was met with mixed reactions from Money Birdette's family. While her mother eventually became aware of her career change, her father remained oblivious.

Money Birdette [02:47]: "My mom now knows, but my father still doesn't."

An incident where a podcast appearance led to her father unknowingly discovering her OnlyFans content underscores the complexities of maintaining privacy.

Money Birdette [05:48]: "I did go on a podcast, and I spoke about it, and somebody looked them up on Facebook and sent my mom a bunch of porn on her Facebook wall."

Life in New York: Cost of Living and Dating Challenges

Navigating the high cost of living in New York City poses significant challenges for single individuals. Money Birdette candidly discusses the financial strain despite a six-figure salary as a nurse, making OnlyFans a viable alternative.

Money Birdette [02:12]: "It's pretty good. But after taxes and after all the deductions and it's okay. But for, like, a single woman to live on that kind of a salary. That's kind of why I did the OnlyFans thing."

The conversation shifts to the social aspects, highlighting the difficulties of dating on the East Coast due to exorbitant costs.

Money Birdette [04:00]: "Everything's really expensive. Going out's expensive. Going anywhere, doing anything. So it's kind of hard to meet people in that sense."

Animal Rescue Work: A Passion Beyond Content Creation

Money Birdette shares her commitment to animal rescue, detailing her work with organizations like Puppy, Kitty, NYC, and Little Wanderers. Her dedication includes fostering traumatized animals and actively participating in rescue operations.

Money Birdette [07:03]: "I have three rescue cats. I work with Puppy, Kitty, NYC and Little Wanderers. So I used to donate money to them or drive their pets to. And you know, I fostered, so."

Her heartfelt recounting of rescuing a cat from a kill shelter underscores her compassion and dedication.

Money Birdette [08:57]: "I pulled a cat from the kill shelter. She had like an hour to live and somebody posted her on Instagram, so I went and I picked her up."

Social Media Challenges: Bans and Cyberstalking

Navigating social media has not been without hurdles. Money Birdette recounts losing her entire brand two years prior due to misunderstandings related to her animal rescue content, leading to permanent bans on platforms like Instagram.

Money Birdette [07:57]: "My brand was flower bomb. So I had a page and I used to rescue animals. So I posted a rescue bird and I think somebody flipped out. They thought I was posting it for clout and then both my pages went down."

Additionally, she shares a harrowing experience with cyberstalking when her real identity was exposed, resulting in her father receiving unsolicited explicit content meant to shame her.

Money Birdette [10:07]: "He was so scared, he took it all down."

Mental Health and Purpose: Finding Fulfillment

Reflecting on her career shift, Money Birdette articulates a sense of regained purpose and improved mental health. The relentless stress and emotional burdens of nursing, compounded by exposure to life-and-death situations, prompted her to seek a path that offered both financial reward and personal satisfaction.

Money Birdette [12:32]: "Overall, I feel like I had purpose as a nurse. I feel like I have... my life is way better now. I make more money now. I'm less stressed, have a lot more freedom."

She emphasizes the importance of moving away from high-stress environments to foster personal well-being.

Opinions on Vaccines and Baby Health

The discussion shifts to her perspectives on vaccinations, particularly those administered to newborns. Money Birdette expresses skepticism about the necessity of multiple vaccines within the first year of life.

Money Birdette [14:31]: "So just do your research."

She advocates for informed choice and acknowledges varying practices across different hospital settings.

Physical Alterations: Surgeries and Tattoos

Money Birdette candidly discusses her experiences with cosmetic surgeries and tattoos, sharing her regrets and the reasons behind her decisions. Her reflections reveal a nuanced view of body modification as both an expression of past rebellion and a source of present contemplation.

Money Birdette [15:25]: "I kind of regret a lot of my things, like surgeries. I regret my tattoos now."

Her sleeve of tattoos, initially a symbol of freedom post-nursing, now serves as a reminder of impulsive decisions.

Interactions with Fans and Custom Content

Engaging with her audience is a significant aspect of Money Birdette's content creation. She addresses the variety of custom requests she receives, setting boundaries to maintain her comfort and integrity.

Money Birdette [05:48]: "Today, literally, somebody messaged me and asked me to send him a custom video of me saying that I want to suck his dad off."

She maintains professionalism by accommodating requests that align with her values while rejecting those that do not.

Collaborations in the Industry

Collaborating with established figures in the adult entertainment industry has been a pivotal aspect of Money Birdette's growth. She shares experiences working with notable names like Jason Love, suggesting that such collaborations drive traffic to her OnlyFans platform.

Money Birdette [07:29]: "So if you do like a feature, that's... that's a lot of views."

Her strategic approach mirrors social media marketing techniques, utilizing collaborations to enhance visibility and engagement.

Lifestyle Choices: Drugs and Alcohol

Addressing personal lifestyle choices, Money Birdette discusses her selective use of alcohol as a means to alleviate nervousness during photoshoots, while firmly rejecting drug use due to personal and familial reasons.

Money Birdette [28:16]: "Once in a while I drink. I'm a happy drunk. Okay, I like to drink, but I don't really like to be on like mind altering things."

Her stance reflects a commitment to maintaining control and clarity in both her personal and professional life.

Personal Relationships and Boundaries

Money Birdette delves into her approach to relationships, highlighting her preference for maintaining strong boundaries to protect her emotional well-being. Her experiences with past abusive relationships have led her to value solitude and self-love.

Money Birdette [27:25]: "I'm open to it, but I'm also very content being alone. And like, I really love myself and love my alone time."

This introspection underscores the importance of self-awareness and emotional resilience in her life journey.

Hobbies and Interests: Plants and Nature

Beyond her professional endeavors, Money Birdette shares her profound connection with plants. Her "plant room" serves as a sanctuary where she nurtures rare species, illustrating her nurturing nature and appreciation for natural beauty.

Money Birdette [31:23]: "I'm obsessed with plants. It's so amazing. I love plants."

Her horticultural passion not only provides personal solace but also engages her audience, who often contribute to her plant collection.

Conclusion: Connecting with Money Birdette Online

As the conversation wraps up, Money Birdette provides information on where listeners can follow her journey and engage with her content.

Money Birdette [33:23]: "People can find me on Instagram. Moneybirdette. My OnlyFans is Money Burdette. My Twitter is moneybirdette."

Sean Kelly encourages listeners to connect with her across various platforms, ensuring they can stay updated with her latest projects and personal insights.

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Notable Quotes:

• Money Birdette [00:04]: "I'm not saying I don't have any purpose... My life is way better now. I make more money now. I'm less stressed, have a lot more freedom."
• Money Birdette [02:00]: "Yeah, I was making, I mean, a lot more money than as a nurse."
• Money Birdette [08:57]: "I pulled a cat from the kill shelter. She had like an hour to live and somebody posted her on Instagram, so I went and I picked her up."
• Money Birdette [12:32]: "Overall, I feel like I had purpose as a nurse... my life is way better now. I make more money now. I'm less stressed, have a lot more freedom."
• Money Birdette [15:25]: "I kind of regret a lot of my things, like surgeries. I regret my tattoos now."
• Money Birdette [27:25]: "I'm open to it, but I'm also very content being alone. And like, I really love myself and love my alone time."
• Money Birdette [31:23]: "I'm obsessed with plants. It's so amazing. I love plants."

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This episode of Digital Social Hour offers a nuanced exploration of Money Birdette's multifaceted life, balancing professional transitions, personal challenges, and passions. Her candid discussions provide valuable insights into the complexities of career shifts, mental health, and the intersection of personal values with professional pursuits.

Transcript

[Berdette]

Feel better now or when you were a nurse overall?

[Money Birdette]

I'm not saying I don't have any purpose. I put my time in. I did 13 years. Probably give me a lot of judgment about my choice to be an onlyfans model or kind of go into adult porn industry. My life is way better now. I make more money now. I'm less stressed, have a lot more freedom. And as I worked as a nurse, it was just paycheck to paycheck, especially if you're in a hospital. Because when you're around death and you're around certain things, you're like, manifesting that into your life too.

[Berdette]

All right, guys, Got money Berdette here. Welcome.

[Money Birdette]

Thank you.

[Berdette]

Love the outfit.

[Money Birdette]

Thank you.

[Berdette]

It's pretty unique. What's going on there, all those dots?

[Money Birdette]

It's actually for a photo shoot that I'm shooting tomorrow, so I thought it was just cute and I put it on my little outfit too.

[Berdette]

Nice photo shoot for your. Of.

[Money Birdette]

For Instagram. This is just a like a of not of photo shoot trip. This is a more like Instagram photo shoot.

[Berdette]

Okay. Okay. You've been doing of since 18. 20.

[Money Birdette]

18. Yeah.

[Berdette]

That's early.

[Money Birdette]

That is early. I think maybe 20. Probably literally, like right as the site went public.

[Berdette]

Damn. So you had that foresight to just see. Because I feel like it got a lot of hate at first.

[Money Birdette]

Oh, yeah. It was like a secret thing.

[Berdette]

Yeah.

[Money Birdette]

Like a lot of photographers and models, we just use it as extra content. It was called only it's only fans. It's not only porn, which people have that stigma with now. But in the beginning, it was just extra content and, like, talking to your fans. So that's all it was in the beginning for me.

[Berdette]

And then how did it evolve to where you're at now? Like, what year did you start kind of taking steps?

[Money Birdette]

Well, like I said, I was a neonatal ICU nurse for 13 years. So when I was a nurse, I respected my profession and just sold, like, extra content, photo shoot pictures, things like that. So then about right before COVID I would say I left and I was making enough money to kind of just go out on my own. Yeah.

[Berdette]

So it was quick, the transition.

[Money Birdette]

That was a few years, I think. 2018 to what? 20, 20. Like two years maybe.

[Berdette]

Okay. To start making good money.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah, I was making, I mean, a lot more money than as a nurse.

[Berdette]

Really?

[Money Birdette]

Oh, yeah.

[Berdette]

I thought nurses make good money. Well, six figures, right?

[Money Birdette]

I think in New York, I probably made over 100k.

[Berdette]

Holy crap.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah.

[Berdette]

As a nurse.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah.

[Berdette]

It's Pretty good, right?

[Money Birdette]

Yeah, but it's. It's pretty good. But after taxes and after all the deductions and it's okay. But for, like, a single woman to live on that kind of a salary. That's kind of why I did the only fans thing.

[Berdette]

Yeah. 100k in New York. Apartments alone's probably, like, 5k a month. Right.

[Money Birdette]

Well, mine now is probably about 4k.

[Berdette]

Yeah. So 4k, plus food and then expenses, car, everything.

[Money Birdette]

It was just working to pay your bills.

[Berdette]

Yeah. You have nothing left to invest or save in. Pretty much. So that makes sense why you got into it.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah.

[Berdette]

And what did your friends and family think of it?

[Money Birdette]

Well, my parents. My mom now knows, but my father still doesn't.

[Berdette]

Still?

[Money Birdette]

Yeah.

[Berdette]

Well, he's gonna know now after this.

[Money Birdette]

I doubt it.

[Berdette]

Really?

[Money Birdette]

Yeah.

[Berdette]

This gets millions of views.

[Money Birdette]

They're just not Internet people.

[Berdette]

Whoa. But they're.

[Money Birdette]

I had an issue recently because I did go on a podcast, and I spoke about it, and somebody looked them up on Facebook and sent my mom a bunch of porn.

[Berdette]

Oh.

[Money Birdette]

On her Facebook wall.

[Berdette]

So that's how she found out. Damn. So she probably told your dad. No, no.

[Money Birdette]

She don't want to hurt him.

[Berdette]

Oh, wow.

[Money Birdette]

She was cool about it, though. Like, we spoke. I said to her, I'm turning 40. This is what I want to do at this age. I just want to have fun. I'm not married. I don't have kids, like, and I'm just living my life on my own terms.

[Berdette]

Wow, you're turning 40?

[Money Birdette]

Yeah.

[Berdette]

I thought you were in your young 30s.

[Money Birdette]

No, a lot older.

[Berdette]

That's impressive. Good genetics.

[Money Birdette]

Thanks.

[Berdette]

Damn. Was not having kids, like, something you wanted to just do or.

[Money Birdette]

No, I wanted to have kids. Like, I feel like, as a woman, you're kind of told, like, you're gonna meet somebody, you're gonna have kids, you're gonna live this dream, but it doesn't happen for everybody, and it's okay. And, yeah, I wish I would have had kids. I wish I would have been a mom. I would probably have a very different life right now, but I didn't. I'm a little unhinged now at this age, and I'm kind of just, like, having fun.

[Berdette]

I feel that also, people wait on the East Coast.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah, no, it's. It's a lot. It's. It's hard to date on the East Coast.

[Berdette]

You think so?

[Money Birdette]

Yeah. Everything's really expensive. Going out's expensive. Going anywhere, doing anything. So it's kind of hard to meet people in that sense.

[Berdette]

That's true. You're dropping hundreds on a date in New York.

[Money Birdette]

Oh, God. Anytime I leave my apartment, it's a 400 day.

[Berdette]

Jeez.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah.

[Berdette]

God damn.

[Money Birdette]

Even an Uber to New York is a hundred dollars each way, too. Like from Brooklyn to Manhattan. It's crazy.

[Berdette]

I noticed that because I just stayed in Jersey City. It was like 120 bucks. I was like, what? It's like two miles crazy.

[Money Birdette]

That's crazy, right?

[Berdette]

Yeah. Vegas is no traffic.

[Money Birdette]

Great.

[Berdette]

I love it. You might have to move out here.

[Money Birdette]

No.

[Berdette]

No state tax.

[Money Birdette]

I know. I do like Vegas, though. It's like. It's hot.

[Berdette]

Oh, yeah. The heat's brutal.

[Money Birdette]

Brutal.

[Berdette]

LA is nice, but you're not that safe, you know? You know you're getting robbed out there. But, yeah, New York. New York's in my top three.

[Money Birdette]

I love New York. Being a New Yorker and being there for so long, it's kind of hard to live anywhere else.

[Berdette]

The food is fire. Really good.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah, that's what I miss. I was looking at UberEats, the app.

[Berdette]

And I'm like, oh, my gosh. Bagel and pizza and pasta out there.

[Money Birdette]

They're the best bagels.

[Berdette]

The bagels out here are disgusting.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah.

[Berdette]

I can't even eat them. I gave them up. I gave up pizza, too.

[Money Birdette]

Did you?

[Berdette]

Yeah.

[Money Birdette]

The pizza in Brooklyn's really good. If you ever go back. LMB's, money gardens.

[Berdette]

Okay, I'll try it out.

[Money Birdette]

You have to.

[Berdette]

I haven't tried broken pizza. You ever do food content in your videos?

[Money Birdette]

Not really.

[Berdette]

Some people have some food fetishes.

[Money Birdette]

Food fetishes? Not really.

[Berdette]

You probably get some weird requests, though.

[Money Birdette]

I do get weird requests.

[Berdette]

Do you do them or no?

[Money Birdette]

Yeah, if they pay.

[Berdette]

Okay.

[Money Birdette]

I'll do, like a custom whatever. Kind of almost whatever. As long as it's nothing, like, racist. Because there's a lot of people that are racist.

[Berdette]

Really?

[Money Birdette]

They have. Yeah. Like, weird race play or. I say no. I'm very honest with fans. Like, if it's out of my comfort zone, it's not something I'm going to do, stuff like that. But they'll ask for. Like, today, literally, somebody messaged me and asked me to send him a custom video of me saying that I want to suck his dad off. Whoa, that was a customer.

[Berdette]

That's an interesting one. Little dad fetish.

[Money Birdette]

I was like, yeah, I'll do it. Send you an audio or video of that. That's fine.

[Berdette]

Holy crap. What if you post it, though?

[Money Birdette]

I don't care. Like, people know what I do. Where we Sell a fantasy online, you know, it's not something that's like real.

[Berdette]

Yeah.

[Money Birdette]

And even if it was, who cares? Maybe that's hot.

[Berdette]

What's the most you've been offered for.

[Money Birdette]

Something for a custom? Yeah, I kind of set my own prices. Like it depends on what they say and how crazy it is and how uncomfortable it makes me, but usually at least $500 for like a couple custom video or picture.

[Berdette]

Your hourly rates like 5k an hour probably.

[Money Birdette]

What do you mean my rate?

[Berdette]

Like if you're charging 500 bucks for a five minute video.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah, but. But we're not getting that many customs. It's not like it's like a super fan. Yeah, that makes sense.

[Berdette]

Damn. And now you're doing like video content too, right? Boy girl stuff.

[Money Birdette]

Boy girl stuff. Yeah.

[Berdette]

Do you like that?

[Money Birdette]

And I just actually signed. I did the paper. Like not paperwork, but I just spoke with browsers, so I might do a scene or two. With browsers.

[Berdette]

Damn. So you're going full out then?

[Money Birdette]

Yolo.

[Berdette]

Wow.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah.

[Berdette]

What's. What's going to be the category or theme of the video?

[Money Birdette]

Oh, I don't know. Like, I'm just in their system officially. Like if they get a. If I get a booking, maybe I'll fly out and do it, but I'm able to say what I want to do, what I don't want to do, what I'm comfortable with.

[Berdette]

Yeah, but for someone like you, you're making more fof.

[Money Birdette]

I'd be surprised if it's more for like promo. I'm. Everything I do is for like promotion, promotional purposes, so I would rather be on their site. Like I think they get like 300 million views a day. What they own Pornhub browsers.

[Berdette]

Owns Pornhub. Oh, I didn't know that.

[Money Birdette]

And I think reality kings possibly don't like quote me on that, but yes. So they're. So if. If you do like a feature, that's. That's a lot of views.

[Berdette]

Holy crap. Yeah.

[Money Birdette]

Fans to my only fans.

[Berdette]

Then you could funnel them into your life.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah, because you don't get paid a lot. It's not like the amount of money you make on only fans a day is probably way more than a scene. So I think a lot of the porn stars do both, but it definitely drives them to their only fans pages.

[Berdette]

Now that makes sense. It's kind of like just being on YouTube to funnel views into your other paid things. That's cool. Have you been banned off social media?

[Money Birdette]

So I lost my whole brand two years ago. I never got it back. So I rebuilt this page probably in the last two years.

[Berdette]

Why'd you get banned? They didn't tell you?

[Money Birdette]

No, every platform. My brand was flower bomb. So I had a page and I used to rescue animals. So I posted a rescue bird and I think somebody flipped out. They thought I was posting it for clout and then both my pages went down.

[Berdette]

What?

[Money Birdette]

Yeah.

[Berdette]

So it wasn't even of stuff you got.

[Money Birdette]

No.

[Berdette]

That's crazy.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah. And Instagram never gave my page back.

[Berdette]

They're weird with the animal rescues. I got an animal rescuer coming on next week. She rescued some chickens and now they're trying to send her to prison.

[Money Birdette]

They're so weird. Like, because I also work with a lot of the. Because originally my only fans. One of my pages was to donate a certain amount of money I made to cat rescues because I have work.

[Berdette]

You're a cat girl?

[Money Birdette]

I have three rescue cats. I work with Puppy, Kitty, NYC and Little Wanderers. So I used to donate money to them or drive their pets to. And you know, I fostered, so. But I'm a little busy right now. I can't foster.

[Berdette]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Fostering is tempting, but it is a time intensive.

[Money Birdette]

I mean, it is. I mean it's like.

[Berdette]

And you're traveling a lot probably.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah, these. These animals are traumatized a lot of times. Like they'll come from a kill shelter in a Brooklyn.

[Berdette]

They have those for cats. What?

[Money Birdette]

I pulled a cat from the kill shelter. She had like an hour to live and somebody posted her on Instagram, so I went and I picked her up.

[Berdette]

Whoa. So you could schedule a pickup at a kill shelter?

[Money Birdette]

No, I had a call and make sure they. They'll knew that I wanted to come get her. And then I fostered her. And then I think she was too traumatized and I loved her, so I kept her.

[Berdette]

Wow. Beautiful story. So you're not a dog girl.

[Money Birdette]

I feel like it's not fair for me to have dogs in the apartment.

[Berdette]

Yeah.

[Money Birdette]

So cats.

[Berdette]

Yeah.

[Money Birdette]

If I had a house, I'd probably have dogs and cats and chickens and everything.

[Berdette]

I'll run you 20 mil in new York to have a house.

[Money Birdette]

I know, right?

[Berdette]

I just had Ryan Sirhan on. I mean the stuff he sells is crazy.

[Money Birdette]

Like crazy. Oh my God.

[Berdette]

Just for like a 2,000 square foot penthouse. Like 10 mil.

[Money Birdette]

We just shot at this amazing penthouse in New York. It was. I think it was like 39 million in and it's just sitting there.

[Berdette]

That's a lot. Whose was it?

[Money Birdette]

I don't know.

[Berdette]

Oh, you shot a scene there?

[Money Birdette]

No, like, just shot photos.

[Berdette]

Oh.

[Money Birdette]

Somebody knew somebody that owned it, and they let us shoot in it.

[Berdette]

Wow.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah.

[Berdette]

That's cool.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah.

[Berdette]

You had a stalker.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah.

[Berdette]

How'd that happen?

[Money Birdette]

So I went on a podcast recently, and just like you asked me if my parents knew, I kind of said that I didn't tell my parents yet. And at the time, Instagram, when you get verified, they put your first and last name. So I didn't pay somebody to change my first and last name into just Money Bird at. You know, I mean, it's a lot of money. So he went and looked my parents up on Facebook and was sending pictures to my mom on her Facebook wall, and Facebook wouldn't remove them.

[Berdette]

So you got doxxed.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah.

[Berdette]

Holy crap.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah.

[Berdette]

Did you change your name?

[Money Birdette]

I did. It's vanity now.

[Berdette]

Okay. So before I had your real first and last government name, and they went.

[Money Birdette]

And looked up every single person in my family and just kept writing to them. My brother, like, saying horrible things. And then I reported to the police, actually. And then the police came, and he got so scared, he took it all down.

[Berdette]

Really?

[Money Birdette]

Yeah.

[Berdette]

Do you find out who it was?

[Money Birdette]

I don't know who it was, but I kind of just posted about it to scare him because it's like cyber stalking. It's. It's. It was stressful for me, obviously. I had to tell my parents something that they didn't want to know. It hurt my family. And then he actually said he wanted to kill himself because he was so scared the cops were going to come get him. Yeah.

[Berdette]

That is weird.

[Money Birdette]

Why would you post that?

[Berdette]

Yeah, there's some hateful people on social media of.

[Money Birdette]

Of doing that to hurt my mom and to hurt me.

[Berdette]

Yeah.

[Money Birdette]

Stranger.

[Berdette]

You know, there's a lot of people that hate just of. In general, so.

[Money Birdette]

A lot. We get a lot of hate.

[Berdette]

We do tons.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah.

[Berdette]

Do you just block them?

[Money Birdette]

I don't care. Like, I just. It's a projection of how you feel about yourself. Because. Because if you. If you're in a good mental state and you're in a happy place, I would never comment on someone's page or do something like that. You have to, like, really hate yourself to go do that. Or maybe you hate women. Maybe you can't get women. That's just what I attribute it to. It's weird.

[Berdette]

Do you feel better now or when you were a nurse?

[Money Birdette]

Overall, I feel like I had purpose as a nurse. I feel like I have. No, I'm not saying I don't have any purpose. I put my time in. I did 13 years. Y. I was like. Like I said, I was a neonatal ICU nurse. So a lot of people probably give me a lot of judgment about my choice to be an only fans model or kind of go into adult foreign industry. But my life is way better now. I make more money now. I'm not less stressed. I have a lot more freedom. And as I worked as a nurse, it was just paycheck to paycheck. I was literally like, you know, stressed out every day. I was having sleeping issues. You deal with a lot of emotional stress in a high stressful environment like that. As a nurse.

[Berdette]

Absolutely. You're taking that home with you. You're probably witnessing deaths and trauma.

[Money Birdette]

I witnessed a few babies dying.

[Berdette]

Oh my God. That's true.

[Money Birdette]

Hard. I still think about them a lot.

[Berdette]

Holy crap.

[Money Birdette]

Go to funerals.

[Berdette]

Yeah. That energy doesn't leave you when you see like that.

[Money Birdette]

I feel like you got to get in and get out of the medical field, especially if you're in a hospital, because when you're around death and you're around certain things, you're like manifesting that into your life too. So I feel like you put in a certain amount of time, do what you do, do your purpose, and maybe get out and do what you got to do 100%.

[Berdette]

There's energy healers that die young. Super young.

[Money Birdette]

Because you're also taking on a lot of energy and a lot of different things there. Like there's people that are very stressed. So you're also feeling a lot of people's anxiety.

[Berdette]

Yeah. That's why hospital setting. I always feel like shit when I go like the er, whatever. I just feel like so much negative energy everywhere.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah.

[Berdette]

It's not a fun setting, man. I don't think I'm actually going to have my kid in the hospital. No, no.

[Money Birdette]

Be close to a hospital, though.

[Berdette]

I'm going to do either. You think so?

[Money Birdette]

Yeah.

[Berdette]

I was thinking either home or there's like these natural wellness centers.

[Money Birdette]

So as a NICU nurse, I've seen horror stories about home births.

[Berdette]

Oh.

[Money Birdette]

Because if you are not, there's nothing against it. Like the wellness thing and having like doulas and like, I've seen people that didn't understand, like, be close to a hospital because if something goes wrong and you're not near a hospital, there's a problem, you know? And I've seen babies have issues.

[Berdette]

Damn. Okay. That's good to know that it'll be.

[Money Birdette]

Like a birthing center. Right. Outside of a hospital. Because then there's medical professionals, there's people like you. You. I think it's safer to do like that.

[Berdette]

Okay, I'll do that. I just want it to be as natural as possible, honestly.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah.

[Berdette]

And the thing that concerns me is a lot of the hospitals are pushing these vaccines on babies. I don't know if you saw that when you were there.

[Money Birdette]

Well, I know that I don't know the law here, but in New York, you get hepatitis B before you leave.

[Berdette]

Yeah, well, that one I don't mind. But there's now 40 vaccines by the time you're age one. Well, they're giving.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah. So like in. In the hospital, when you're born, you get erythromycin in your eyes, and then you get by four hours of life, you get a vitamin K shot. Every baby gets one.

[Berdette]

Okay.

[Money Birdette]

State of New York.

[Berdette]

You think that's needed, though, or.

[Money Birdette]

I don't. I don't think it's needed. I don't think it's necessary. I don't think all vaccines are necessary. I understand the point of them, and I think that everyone should have a choice.

[Berdette]

Yeah, I do. I'm on the same page.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah.

[Berdette]

Yeah. I think it should be more of a choice because I heard they cause a scene if you deny that.

[Money Birdette]

Well, I worked in Orthodox Jewish hospital, so it's very different. And a lot of hospitals have ethics committees, so you can say no to certain things. It is your choice.

[Berdette]

Yeah. I just think 40 before they're one is just absurd.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah. The detail, like, there's certain vaccines you get at certain months. So just do your research.

[Berdette]

100%. Have you gotten any surgeries?

[Money Birdette]

I had my breast done.

[Berdette]

Okay.

[Money Birdette]

I had a lift. I'm very honest people. A lot of people think I've had, like a BBL or my body done. I kind of don't. I'm kind of scared to get surgeries, just maybe because I've worked in the hospital and I've seen good and bad side of things.

[Berdette]

Right.

[Money Birdette]

So hospitals and me, I'm very like. I have anxiety, so I really don't want to go through, like, I feel pressured to get a BBL or different things, which I do feel pressured in the industry.

[Berdette]

Yeah. Most girls probably got it right.

[Money Birdette]

A lot of girls, yeah. It's a very invasive procedure, and I think a lot of people don't understand it.

[Berdette]

Super invasive. And sometimes it goes really wrong, too.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah.

[Berdette]

Even the breast ones, I heard sometimes they pop or break.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah.

[Berdette]

Did you get the water one?

[Money Birdette]

I have Saline. I have silicone and it's like under the muscle.

[Berdette]

Okay. Under the muscle.

[Money Birdette]

I kind of. I. As I get older, I think it's like when you're younger and you're really like, maybe a little bit more insecure, it's everyone's judgment, but I kind of regret a lot of my things, like surgeries. I regret my tattoos now.

[Berdette]

Whoa. How many tattoos you got?

[Money Birdette]

I have a whole sleeve.

[Berdette]

Holy crap. And you regret all of them or just some of them?

[Money Birdette]

Regret them. I think it was a time in my life where I wanted something because I felt so restricted as a nurse. I wasn't allowed. Not that you weren't allowed, but you were looked down on at that time. To have long nails, have loud makeup, have the tattoos. So when I left my profession, I kind of just like rebelled and I wanted all these things. Maybe didn't think it through. And I kind of don't have. I wish today that I didn't have the sleeve and have my tattoos.

[Berdette]

Wow. Whole sleeve. What's. What kind of tattoos are on there?

[Money Birdette]

It's kind of like. And I also feel like it's. It's beautiful work.

[Berdette]

Yeah. It's really well done. The faces look good.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah. So I don't, I don't mind it. I don't hate it. I just kind of was like, maybe I should have done something that was more meaning.

[Berdette]

Yeah. Well, these days you could get them removed. All right.

[Money Birdette]

Doing it.

[Berdette]

You're not doing it. It hurts.

[Money Birdette]

I bet it hurts. Yeah.

[Berdette]

Damn. Yeah, there is a, you know, the.

[Money Birdette]

Vibes tattoo, you know, the.

[Berdette]

There's a stigma with tots though, especially as a girl, right?

[Money Birdette]

Yeah.

[Berdette]

You probably get looked at in certain ways. Yeah, I think so.

[Money Birdette]

I also feel like appearances are a lot. Like we judge a lot. So by how you look, you are getting judged.

[Berdette]

Oh, yeah. Subconsciously, you can't even, like, deny it. You're just judging people as soon as you see them.

[Money Birdette]

I would get judged as a nurse sometimes, like by certain things. I. I know my, my, my appearance.

[Berdette]

Yeah. Oh, cuz you were looking a certain way.

[Money Birdette]

I had tattoos. Yeah. And different things like that.

[Berdette]

Damn. And they were like, I want a new nurse.

[Money Birdette]

Sometimes they would ask if I had kids and then they say they didn't want me taking care of their kids cuz I didn't have kids. I had that a few times.

[Berdette]

Wow. Never heard of that one. Childist.

[Money Birdette]

I don't know. I said, well, I've been a nurse for 13 years. I think I know a thing or two. But you you know?

[Berdette]

Yeah, I don't think that should matter. I think experience should matter because what.

[Money Birdette]

If I couldn't have kids medically, you know? So I always, I like, I say, A lot of people say to me, well, you're never gonna have kids or find a man. What you do? I wanted that. I did that, that lifestyle for so many years. I was in my 30s. I was almost by 40. I didn't have that reality for me. So I say, like, okay, I want to have fun, I want to have sex, I want to travel, I want to make money, and I want to live my life and, you know, just have a little bit of fun and it's safe. Fun. The industry is pretty safe.

[Berdette]

What do you mean by that?

[Money Birdette]

Like, like STD testing and stuff.

[Berdette]

Oh, okay. You got to get tested all the time.

[Money Birdette]

Oh, yeah. For scenes we get. We have a two week period of time after you get tested to make. Have a scene.

[Berdette]

Damn. Two weeks?

[Money Birdette]

Yeah, seven to 14 days.

[Berdette]

Interesting. Do you meet up with fans?

[Money Birdette]

No. It's not something that, like, I feel safe doing and it's not something that turns me on.

[Berdette]

Yeah. You know, those are like the most viewed videos I'm porn.

[Money Birdette]

Are they fan videos? You think they're real?

[Berdette]

Most of them are not real.

[Money Birdette]

That's what I mean. I feel like. Well, there's one thing I'm not. I'm not a liar with my fans, I like to be super honest. So they'll ask me something and I'm just brutally honest. Like, that's a New Yorker. This is not. This is not an Uber hookup. No, I didn't. The pizza guy. Or if it is like, you'll know it's a scene and it'll be a porn star. We're making this, like, experience for you and this, like, fantasy. But no, I didn't go. But I did my waiter once.

[Berdette]

Whoa.

[Money Birdette]

From the Versace Mansion.

[Berdette]

What?

[Money Birdette]

Yeah.

[Berdette]

How did he pull that off?

[Money Birdette]

I don't know. I was just really attracted to him. And we, we. We decided to like in the Versace Mansion and filmed it.

[Berdette]

Damn.

[Money Birdette]

Then like a year or two later, he ended up on Only Fans. Let me sell it.

[Berdette]

Whoa.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah.

[Berdette]

So that turned into you pimping him out instead of the other way around.

[Money Birdette]

We're still friends. He's cool. And then we also went on like a trip to Mexico and it was just like, like a little whirlwind romance.

[Berdette]

Wow.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah.

[Berdette]

So even though he wasn't making millions, you were still money.

[Money Birdette]

Doesn't matter to me. Like, if I like You. If I have chemistry with you, I have chemistry with you.

[Berdette]

Wow. So you could a broke ey right.

[Money Birdette]

Now if you never know when you're going to meet somebody that you like. It's. Did you ever feel that like you just meet someone and you're like, I don't. There's something there and like I can't get you out of my head and maybe, maybe I wouldn't marry you, but there's chemistry there and I wanted to explore it.

[Berdette]

Okay.

[Money Birdette]

In that kind of sense.

[Berdette]

I feel that on a friendship level. Yeah. I have certain friends that are completely broke, but I also am really good with boundaries. So like I won't give them or I won't take business advice from them.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah. You know, I stopped lending money to friends too.

[Berdette]

Hell yeah.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah.

[Berdette]

Never do that. I've never gotten it back.

[Money Birdette]

I've never gotten it back ever.

[Berdette]

Could be like literally best friend at the time too.

[Money Birdette]

That's why I tell my friends, I said, are you, are you ready to ruin our relationship over this money? Because either I'm. I'm gonna just give you a donation and don't ever ask me again because I'll give my family money. But you know, I don't want us to have an issue with a friendship because then I feel like you took advantage of me.

[Berdette]

Yep.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah.

[Berdette]

I don't give family money. Strict line on that hard.

[Money Birdette]

I think if my brother needed it or my. Well, my parents, I definitely helped them out.

[Berdette]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I was fortunate. My parents were self made millionaires. So they don't ask me for money. But I understand that if, if yours are struggling, they definitely live.

[Money Birdette]

Like my dad worked two full time jobs. Like I had a great. Everyone always assumes that like us only fans, girls maybe don't have dads or, or great family. Like I have the most amazing father and most amazing mother. I really do.

[Berdette]

Daddy issues is definitely a stigma.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah. So I don't have daddy issues and a lot of us don't. I think people in the porn industry, like from being in the industry for a few months, I've realized that there's tons of married people. There's tons of people that are in healthy relationships with each other that just explore a different type of sexuality and lifestyle.

[Berdette]

Yeah. More of an open concept and it.

[Money Birdette]

Works for them and maybe, maybe that'll work for me. I'm kind of open to it now, which I wasn't. I was a very jealous person.

[Berdette]

Were monogamous for a while.

[Money Birdette]

Yes. Very jealous.

[Berdette]

Yeah. There's a lot of sex Clubs out here for swingers. I've never been. Have you been to someone like that?

[Money Birdette]

I don't know if I could watch the guy I love have sex with someone else.

[Berdette]

That's my problem too.

[Money Birdette]

I don't think I could do it.

[Berdette]

I got. Think I could do it?

[Money Birdette]

Yeah. Even, like, in the industry, like, there's collabs that I'll do that I'll have chemistry with and collabs that I'll maybe not have chemistry with. So it's like, I don't really want. I want. I want to have an experience with you and maybe like, this is going to be a really great, intense scene, but I also don't want to bring another person into it because I know it's going to affect the. Maybe the chemistry of the scene. It just depends on who, Right.

[Berdette]

You know, it's energetic, right?

[Money Birdette]

Yeah.

[Berdette]

It's an intimate experience.

[Money Birdette]

It is still an intimate experience however people look at it. That's why I'm kind of like, I'm blessed and lucky in the sense where I think coming into the industry, I was lucky where I had following first, maybe I had a presence on OnlyFans, so people are willing to collaborate with me. But I think in the porn industry, maybe a lot of girls and a lot of guys, too, aren't that lucky.

[Berdette]

Yeah. Yeah. You're collabing with some huge names, right? Jason Love.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah.

[Berdette]

How was that?

[Money Birdette]

That was cool.

[Berdette]

That hurt, right?

[Money Birdette]

That hurt. I'm not gonna lie. Because I went from not having sex for. I could probably count in the last five years before I started collabing how many people I've had, like, sex with in five years on one hand.

[Berdette]

Wow.

[Money Birdette]

Yes. I was not. Like, I just. Like I said, I just never really, like, it wasn't. I don't really have the one night stands. I wasn't really. Like, I was a monogamous person. And then in December, I kind of just decided, like, let me loosen up, you know? Literally, let me loosen up. Not. I'm not getting any younger. I want to enjoy my sex life and I want to have, you know, some fun right now.

[Berdette]

Damn. You started off with him.

[Money Birdette]

I know. I wasn't ready.

[Berdette]

What a way to start. You must have fucking bled or ripped. No, that's like a foot, right?

[Money Birdette]

No, they're. They're professional. Like, they know how to read the room. Like, they know how to read body language. Like, they kind of know if, like, they're hurting you. And it's not like they want to have this terrible experience for you. Like, these are professionals. Like, honestly. And they're all really nice people.

[Berdette]

That makes sense. Was that before Lena or after?

[Money Birdette]

That was right after a little while. After.

[Berdette]

Oh, so he was at the peak of his career. Yeah, yeah, he was hot from that one.

[Money Birdette]

That was really cool. He likes cats. I like him.

[Berdette]

Oh, yeah, that's surprising. I know he could hoop too. I. I got a ball with him one day.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah. He has cats. He's cool.

[Berdette]

Yeah. That collab was probably the most well done executed collab I've seen in your industry.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah.

[Berdette]

Lena and him smart. Yeah. The marketing on that was phenomenal.

[Money Birdette]

Like, a lot of people think only fans are porn. Like, we're stupid, but a lot of us are not. We're very, very smart. We know how to use social media and social media marketing.

[Berdette]

Absolutely. Look at Kazumi. You don't make 10 mil on accident by being dumb.

[Money Birdette]

No, she's very smart.

[Berdette]

Yeah. She bought all the meme page shout outs I get. I see them on Instagram all the time. Like, oh, this girl ended up in the ICU from having sex with Jason Love or something.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah, I saw that. I'm like, wow, that's definitely fake.

[Berdette]

But, oh, yeah, I see it every day, though, so it's working. If they're paying for shout outs every single day.

[Money Birdette]

You're right.

[Berdette]

There's an ROI on that.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah. I think that the majority of people don't realize that's fake.

[Berdette]

Oh, it is. Yeah.

[Money Birdette]

So crazy.

[Berdette]

I believed it the first time I saw it. Then I'm like, wait, it's been like a year and I'm still seeing it.

[Money Birdette]

I remember when I used to. A lot of people don't realize the press is like, you'll do a press kit yourself.

[Berdette]

Yeah.

[Money Birdette]

Putting your own press out about yourself.

[Berdette]

Exactly. Yeah. Those are all. It's written by the person. Would you ever go on Plug Talk?

[Money Birdette]

So I'm not really into girls. Like, I really don't like boy, girl, girl. I've never done a boy, girl, girl scene, so I'm doing my first one.

[Berdette]

Okay.

[Money Birdette]

But it's with somebody I'm comfortable with and I've filmed them already and I like the way that they film, so I. I feel comfortable enough to do that. So I wouldn't probably be able to go on Plug Talk and do that without meeting them first and knowing them and kind of having a vibe. I'm big on vibes.

[Berdette]

Yeah. Yeah, I can arrange that meeting, but I might.

[Money Birdette]

I mean, like, I can if I want to, but I'm just kind of like, putting one foot in right now into the industry where I am a little bit. Like, I just want to see what happens because it is a little overwhelming.

[Berdette]

Yeah.

[Money Birdette]

In the porn side of it, it's not just only fans anymore. This is like meeting a lot of big names, big porn stars. I get very nervous.

[Berdette]

Yeah. Johnny Sins.

[Money Birdette]

I wish. Johnny Sins.

[Berdette]

Sterling Cooper.

[Money Birdette]

I don't know. He is.

[Berdette]

You don't know him.

[Money Birdette]

I used to not watch porn, though. I don't really know. Before this, I didn't know anyone. I think maybe Jason Love was the only name I knew.

[Berdette]

Wow. Yeah. With the guys, it's harder though.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah.

[Berdette]

To make a name for yourself. Like, I can only name three guys.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah. Girls. But I really didn't until now. I'm like, oh, that's who that is. Oh, I've seen that person in a porn. I've watched them, but I didn't know they were in their name.

[Berdette]

Yeah. I haven't seen the rankings in a while, but I know Lana Rhodes was number one for a bit. Is she still number one?

[Money Birdette]

I have no idea.

[Berdette]

Yeah, I know pornhub. I don't know how they base the rankings, though.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah. I don't know.

[Berdette]

Could be views or something.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah.

[Berdette]

A lot of the top ones are retiring now, though.

[Money Birdette]

Like who?

[Berdette]

Riley Reid.

[Money Birdette]

Oh, she retiring.

[Berdette]

I think so. Right. Unless she does of.

[Money Birdette]

I think they all still have an. Like. I think forever. They will still have that of, like.

[Berdette]

Okay.

[Money Birdette]

Might be of level of retirement, but that's kind of like passive income.

[Berdette]

Right.

[Money Birdette]

You can always recycle that content and sell your own content forever. So, like, fans will come on there and say, hey, I want to buy something from four or five years ago. And then you can upsell because it's a private message. They want to see something that makes sense, you know?

[Berdette]

Yeah. Because I know Lana retired. Retired, but yeah, she has the. Of. Yeah. Mia Khalifa retired, didn't she?

[Money Birdette]

Long time ago.

[Berdette]

Long time ago.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah.

[Berdette]

Yeah. She gets some heat. I don't know why. I always see people talking about her.

[Money Birdette]

I don't know why.

[Berdette]

I don't know.

[Money Birdette]

A lot of women get a lot of heat and a lot of men get praised for. It's. It's so different. Women, double standards.

[Berdette]

You knew that coming in though, right?

[Money Birdette]

Yeah, yeah. Of course.

[Berdette]

You were prepared for it.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah.

[Berdette]

Some girls can't take the heat. They just.

[Money Birdette]

You have to. It's hard. You have to. You have to be like, very. You have to put a wall up and say, I don't care what people say about Me, and it's hard for a lot of people.

[Berdette]

Do you still want a long term relationship, though?

[Money Birdette]

I definitely want a long term relationship. Like, I'm, I'm open to it, but I'm also very content being alone. And like, I really love myself and love my alone time.

[Berdette]

That's impressive because a lot of women do not think that way. No, they like having someone there with them, you know.

[Money Birdette]

Well, I've come from. I've spoken about like abusive relationships and domestic abuse.

[Berdette]

Yeah.

[Money Birdette]

So I've kind of put up a wall around myself, like emotionally, I think. And it's hard for me to let that down with a lot of people. Especially like physically, emotionally, mentally. It's just draining sometimes in relationships. The relationships that I've been in haven't been positive. So that's where I'm very content being alone because I'm in my, my head a lot and I feel very safe.

[Berdette]

Yeah, that makes sense. You might need an ayahuasca journey to get over that.

[Money Birdette]

No, I'm. You're gonna be like, wow, you're crazy. I'm so, like against ayahuasca and against psychedelics and, and mind altering experiences. Really why I want to be in my own mental space and get to that space mentally. Like, I feel high when I'm sober, if that makes sense.

[Berdette]

So you don't like drinking? You like being in control?

[Money Birdette]

Thing I do is drink and I like to be in control. Once in a while I drink. I'm a happy drunk. Okay, I like to drink, but I don't really like to be on like mind altering things.

[Berdette]

Yeah. My age now, I can respect that. My mom dated someone and I used to call him a pussy because he never got drunk or did any drugs. And when I was in high school, this loser, I was like talking shit about him. But no, now that I'm older, I don't even like most drugs and alcohol, to be honest.

[Money Birdette]

I think most drugs aren't for everyone. There's some people that be able to handle it differently than someone else. Or maybe you're mentally strong or maybe you're looking for a certain type of experience on it. I understand that. I understand that a lot of people do that to, to find something, but I. I could tell you something that my most unstable friends do drugs, do shrimp. They always looking for this, like, enlightenment. And I'm like, you are so mentally unstable. But so why are you on these things?

[Berdette]

You know, I could see that.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah.

[Berdette]

Even weed, I can't even.

[Money Birdette]

I've never smoked.

[Berdette]

What? In New York, Never. That is mind blowing to me. Everyone smokes out there.

[Money Birdette]

I just don't want it. I don't.

[Berdette]

Damn. No cigarettes. Wow.

[Money Birdette]

My mom suffered a stroke from smoking.

[Berdette]

Oh.

[Money Birdette]

So I'm very, like, against cigarettes. But no, I cannot stand cigarette smell and I can't stand weed.

[Berdette]

Wow. Because a lot of people get high before sex.

[Money Birdette]

They do. I don't mind it. Like, you can do whatever you want. Smoke. It's your life, your body. But I just don't choose to do it. Yeah. Wow.

[Berdette]

Good for you, man.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah. Only drink. Only tequila. Only one type of, like.

[Berdette]

Yeah, tequila is hard to beat. I can't even drink.

[Money Birdette]

I like to drink when I shoot because I get very, like, nervous.

[Berdette]

Whoa.

[Money Birdette]

Even before photo shoots? A little bit.

[Berdette]

So you're drinking on the job?

[Money Birdette]

I drank. I had a little tequila earlier because I did a photo shoot before I came here.

[Berdette]

Damn.

[Money Birdette]

It's like my fun, like, my social life is me shooting and traveling. I'm very, very introverted, and I. My friends make fun of me. I don't leave my house. So this kind of a trip for me is like my social life. So I like to have fun, let loose. Photo shoot for me is very fun.

[Berdette]

Interesting.

[Money Birdette]

It's like partying for me. Instead of going to a club, I'll do a shoot.

[Berdette]

Because I'd say most people in your space are not introverts.

[Money Birdette]

No. Like, it depends who I'm around too. Like, you know, you read the room, read someone's energy.

[Berdette]

Yeah, yeah. But I'd say the girls are very energetic, you know, extroverted for the most part.

[Money Birdette]

Oh. I have to be. I. I put on a. I say a lot of us put on a. Like, a Persona, like a money bird out on the Internet. But in real life, I don't walk around like that. I don't look like. Made up like a doll 24. Seven in lingerie. I'm not, like, walking around giving dick rates. I'm a real person, you know?

[Berdette]

Right.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah.

[Berdette]

How did the name come about? Yeah.

[Money Birdette]

So there's a famous lingerie brand called Honey Burdette, and it's super expensive and classy.

[Berdette]

Got it.

[Money Birdette]

So I just really liked it. And it was available.

[Berdette]

Wow. I never heard of that brand. Why is it so expensive, you think?

[Money Birdette]

It's like 400 lingerie sets.

[Berdette]

Holy.

[Money Birdette]

I love it.

[Berdette]

And you're ripping those up, right?

[Money Birdette]

Ripping. No, no.

[Berdette]

Oh, okay.

[Money Birdette]

No, those are, like, expensive, but I. A lot of the models shoot in them.

[Berdette]

400. Must be some organic material or something.

[Money Birdette]

It's just High quality, high end. And you feel like, expensive and you feel great in it.

[Berdette]

Damn. You got a sex dungeon in your apartment, don't you?

[Money Birdette]

No, I wish. I have a plant room.

[Berdette]

A plant room.

[Money Birdette]

Just rare plants.

[Berdette]

Rare plants?

[Money Birdette]

Yeah. Like my whole entire walls are covered. I let the vines grow.

[Berdette]

That's actually really cool. See, I'm. I'm more into that.

[Money Birdette]

I love plants. I love. No, I. I literally, like. Some of my fans will buy me rare plants. Like 150 leaf. I'll grow it from a cutting.

[Berdette]

Damn. That's actually awesome.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah.

[Berdette]

So you're big on nature, big on plants. You need that in New York because there's no nature.

[Money Birdette]

Literally, it's. It's like I'm obsessed with plants.

[Berdette]

That's cool.

[Money Birdette]

I do poison ivy scenes.

[Berdette]

Whoa.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah. In my plant room.

[Berdette]

How does that work?

[Money Birdette]

I have like a cosplay as poison ivy and sometimes I'll do a scene.

[Berdette]

So you literally prick yourself?

[Money Birdette]

No, no, Poison Ivy, the cosplay.

[Berdette]

Oh, I thought, you know, poison ivy, like the thing that scratches you up. Okay.

[Money Birdette]

No, no, no. I dress up as her. As. As cosplay.

[Berdette]

Got it. Got it. That is awesome. Yeah. I can't wait to see that room. I'm starting garden right now with my. Yeah, yeah, we're super into it.

[Money Birdette]

I'm so into it. It's so amazing. I love plants. I should talk to you all day about plants.

[Berdette]

Love it.

[Money Birdette]

I'm always repotting my friends plants. I go to their house and like, oh, this is why your plant's dying. You need this, you need that. You need to. This soil, this fungus, you need this bacteria.

[Berdette]

Damn. I have an interesting theory on plants, actually. So, like, sometimes someone weird will walk in the house and the plant will die in a few days. I think they're. They can sense energy.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah, they definitely can. They can actually tell your color, what you're wearing in front of them. They've done so many studies. Like, there's like, it looks like neurons and they can tell when you're standing in front of them or talking to them.

[Berdette]

Whoa.

[Money Birdette]

And they communicate, I think, through like frequencies with animals. So sometimes I feel like if my animal's bothering a plant, I'm like, maybe the plant needs water or something.

[Berdette]

Wow. So they're very intelligent.

[Money Birdette]

Very intelligent.

[Berdette]

That's crazy. Yeah. Cuz before it was thought, they didn't have a consciousness or anything.

[Money Birdette]

No.

[Berdette]

Times are changing.

[Money Birdette]

Sometimes I'll wake up in my house and I'll feel like, why do I need to go. Go in there and water this plant. Like must something, maybe on some subconscious level or. Yeah.

[Berdette]

Damn. You are connected with your plants. I love that.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah.

[Berdette]

Where could people find you? And you got anything else coming up?

[Money Birdette]

People can find me on Instagram. Moneybirdette. My only fans is Money Burdette. My Twitter is moneybirdette. I was able to find across the board.

[Berdette]

Nice. Yeah, we'll link it below.

[Money Birdette]

Yeah, cool.

[Berdette]

Check her out, guys, if you're interested in a dick review. No, I'm just kidding.

[Money Birdette]

Check her out though.

[Berdette]

We'll link it below.

[Money Birdette]

I love them. They're fun.

[Berdette]

She'll be brutally honest if you send one, so be careful.

[Money Birdette]

As long as you want me to be.

[Berdette]

Okay.

[Money Birdette]

Nice. I don't want to hurt.

[Berdette]

We'll check it out, guys, and we will see you tomorrow. Peace.