Transcript
A (0:00)
I remember watching that sex tape, and I could not believe it.
B (0:02)
Why do you think I put it out there? I knew a star when I saw.
A (0:21)
This. Podcast is a Dear Media production.
C (0:24)
Hi, guys.
A (0:25)
Hi, guys.
C (0:25)
Welcome back to another episode. Up, girls. Gotta eat.
A (0:27)
Welcome back. I'm so uncomfortable.
C (0:30)
Is your body suit.
A (0:31)
I have just a thong in my labia.
C (0:34)
Okay. Does somebody ever say something to you and, like, you're not aware of it, and then you be, okay, so let me, like, okay, you started talking about your labia, and I'm not wearing a bodysuit. I don't really wear bodysuits that much anymore. And. But, like, then you started talking about how your shirt's up inside your vagina, and I was like, now I feel that my thong is up inside it, and I wasn't aware of my labia previously.
A (0:52)
Sympathy pains. I mean, I think about it all the time. Where you retired from bodysuits before me.
C (0:59)
You think about that a lot.
A (1:00)
Yes, every time. Because when you said you were doing it, I was like, I would never. And I was still deep in my bodysuit era.
C (1:08)
You're sure I was still deep in your poison?
A (1:10)
Yes. And now I'm like, is my vagina getting bigger?
C (1:14)
No. You've complained for years about bodysuits. I'm just. I can't believe that I got to this quicker than you, but I just dealt with it.
A (1:19)
I think a lot about the Victoria Ratliff quote from White Lotus. I'm just not meant to live an uncomfortable life. And I think about it every time I put a thong in my labia.
C (1:29)
I just. I don't think I even thought about being uncomfortable. It's just like being a woman's uncomfortable. Everything you do is uncomfy.
