Michaela (1:38)

That'S a big thing. People are always like, what's the difference between yellow blue and yellow purple.

Scott (1:43)

Right.

Michaela (1:43)

You know, and I can. It's in the details. So we're gonna get into that.

Scott (1:46)

Okay. So actually, let's start with the yellows. That's a good color to start with. All right, so let's do yellow blue or slash indigo or.

Michaela (1:53)

I know they. They hate when we put them together.

Scott (1:56)

I. Yellow blue.

Michaela (1:56)

Otherwise it would be so long of an episode.

Scott (1:59)

Right.

Michaela (1:59)

So. So let's do yellow blues.

Scott (2:01)

Right.

Michaela (2:02)

All right. And then I'll get into yellow indigoes in a second. Okay. Yellow blues. And I'm going to keep it to women right now. And then I'll move into men after because it's. Combinations do differ based on gender.

Scott (2:12)

Okay.

Michaela (2:12)

Okay. So and that's a societal thing. So much. So much. All right, so yellow blue, I organized helper, selfless, invisible. And that's like yellow blue stuff right there. They are constantly looking, where am I needed? They come in and help, and then they disappear. I often call yellow blues, like the magical elves from that fable with the shoemaker where he goes to bed every night, and then the elves come out and finish all his shoes, and then he wakes up and they're done. And everyone's like, you're the best shoemaker ever. That's yellow blues. Like that you. If you're yellow blue, you do this for everyone in your life constantly. You run away from getting padded on the back, which is something you have to work on. And because you get nothing from that, you know, you just like to be there and help. How does this differ from yellow indigos? Same thing. Yellow indigos are just a little bit more reclusive. Like yellow indigos, yellow blues have a higher capacity for more volume. So I do see a lot of yellow indigos for yellow blues, for example, in the health field, but I'll see yellow indigos in more at the therapeutic fields. Like one on one versus a high volume. So. And, yeah, and indigo is all the indigo things. So they need bigger breaks and even more solitude. But anyway, so. But what's the difference between a yellow blue and yellow purple?

Scott (3:36)

Right. So, okay, so for. If you're listening at home, you know, it's pretty easy for you now to spot a yellow.

Michaela (3:42)

Yeah.

Scott (3:42)

Right. Everyone can spot a yellow at this point. If you've been listening to this podcast, you can spot a yellow.

Michaela (3:46)

I can spot a yellow organized. Yeah.

Scott (3:47)

Right. So the question then is yellow blue versus, let's say, or yellow indigo versus yellow purple. The way you, I guess, taught it to me.

Michaela (3:55)

Yes. I had to teach it to Scott very easily.

Scott (3:58)

Many years ago. This is the one that really stuck with me, was that if I was sick, not feeling well.

Michaela (4:04)

Yeah.

Scott (4:05)

And I had. Or I had a boo boo.

Michaela (4:06)

Yeah, that's what he said. Who.

Scott (4:07)

Who would I go to if there was two people standing there? One was a yellow blue, one's a yellow purple. And I didn't know the colors, and I had to go to one. I'd probably choose the yellow blue.

Michaela (4:16)

Yes. No, that's true. Yeah. Like yellow blues, you just naturally know. Not the yellow purples aren't helpful.

Scott (4:25)

Right.

Michaela (4:25)

Okay. It's just yellow blues have, like, that school nurse vibe, you know, or the mommy on the playground that has the band aids in her purse always. Right. You know, or she's your friend that always has. Of course. I have eight different variations of pain reliever for your headache in my purse. You know, like that's just, they just have it. Yellow purples are organized, all the yellow things, but then they're purple. So they can vary. They, they're more like truth tellers.

Scott (4:52)

Okay.

Michaela (4:53)

So what I notice with yellow purples are they kind of are direct. They have a bit of a wall on them different than yellow blues. Like, yellow purples have a bit of a vibe. Like, don't ask them for the truth because they will tell you very directly, you know, that they have that purple element of the mic drop empath. Meaning I'm going to tell you it first. I'm going to tell you it directly. Yellow purples also. And this is another tell between yellow purples and yellow blues in women, yellow purples tend to be a little bit more, how do I put this? Like appearance conscientious. Not that yellow blues aren't. But yellow purples are more like my nails are done 100%, you know, or my hair, I do not go out without my hair done, you know, or where yellow blues can be like, ah, screw it, I'm not doing that today. You know, having said that, yellows in general are usually very appearance focused, meaning I have to look okay. So that I don't scare people on the street, you know, versus, like person, purple, blue. And we're just like, whatever. But anyways, but back to them. So that's kind of different. So yellow purples are a little bit more into the fashion trendy. Yellow purples are very. They're into the trends.

Scott (6:05)

Okay.

Michaela (6:06)

And we're going to talk about that. The difference between reds and yellows. But yellows are more into trends and what's popular.

Scott (6:13)

Okay. And if you, and if you were, let's say practicing with your reality TV stars, the yellow purple is probably the one that's given the better interview. Yes, doing. You know, and the yellow blue is probably. Maybe you don't even see them as much.

Michaela (6:26)

You're so right. Okay. Yeah. Yellow purples, you'll find them more in front of the camera. You're absolutely right. And they interview really well. And yellow purples are better at using the pronoun I, whereas yellow blues are gonna say we. Okay. Okay. So like, if you're writing your emails at work, a lot of times I'll get this. With yellow blues, it's like, stop saying, we came together, we had this idea, we worked on it. It's like, who's we because it was you. You know where, where yellow purples are very like I did this and the team assisted, you know, like that, like there you can use that pronoun easier.

Scott (7:00)

Okay. All right, so what are we looking at? If someone's maybe a yellow turquoise, how do we differentiate that?

Michaela (7:05)

Yellow turquoises, okay. Yellow turquoises have kind of an organized vibe, but at the same time they are scanning you. I don't. So turquoises are always something that you feel first. So turquoises with the yellow, usually they're into food, holistic stuff. Yellow turquoises are into therapies that are more mind, body connected. So I'll see a lot of yellow turquoises in nutrition or I don't know, like any sort of holistic therapies, if that makes sense. But yellow turquoises have, they have the stare. I always talk about the turquoise stare and it's something where they just kind of look at you, you know, and then they feel it. And we got, we know this because of our kid. Our kid has the stare because we have a turquoise. And I feel like what they do is they're watching you and they're feeling you and then they're organizing how to help you after. So it's more kind of a vibration they have. I mean, it's hard to explain yellow turquoises because I see them as their aura. Like when I look at one, they're honestly, their aura is kind of glowy and flowy and fuzzy and very big. So for me it's hard to talk about them without explaining what I see. But I know not everybody can see that. So I have to tell you what it feels like.

Scott (8:25)

So if I was looking at their.

Michaela (8:26)

They feel very watery.

Scott (8:27)

All right. If I was looking at their crystal collection, would it be organized alphabetically?

Michaela (8:33)

Okay. Yeah, that's a yes.

Scott (8:34)

Really?

Michaela (8:35)

Yeah. So, okay, that's actually. Thank you. They're spiritual in an organized way. They're very self help spiritual.

Scott (8:40)

Okay.

Michaela (8:41)

And, and that's. I'm so glad you brought that up because they can be into elements of spirituality or divination that is like human design or, or akashic or things that are step one, step two, step three, like, or hypnosis. Like things that, where you're going into it and then there's a process, but it's also extremely woo woo. Okay, so yeah, that's a good point.

Scott (9:06)

All right, and what about let's say yellow pink.

Michaela (9:08)

Yellow pinks. Yellow pinks different than yellow purples? Because ever. All right, how do I say yellows and how Do I put this. Yellow pinks have a vision, and they're very committed to their vision. Yellow pinks have a typical Barbie vibe. If you like, they just Barbie, like, different than pink purple, or, you know, they're organized about their pink. So pinks have. Are usually lead. That energy color usually leads. So they have their joy bubble. They have their moments. They have their vision. They have, like, what we're gonna do. So a yellow pink is just really organized about that vision. So they're extremely into making sure their schedule for joy goes off without a hitch. And they can definitely put. Yellow pinks can put on blinders better than other pink combinations and better, honestly, than other yellow combinations, where it's like. And it's not selfish, although it can totally get interpreted that way. It's just that they're like, this is my plan, and I will not deviate from it if it has to do with their moment or their memory or what they're doing. But they definitely have a typical Barbie vibe there. Oh. Yellow pinks also tend to. And, like, they're very particular about how they look. No hair's out of place, Very concerned with. They have a style to their makeup, a style to their clothing, a style to. They're very clean about their aesthetic. So they can be interpreted sometimes as a little obsessive, but they're not. That's just how they. They're just incredibly focused on what they think is beautiful, and they're very true to their aesthetic. Like, they will not drop an aesthetic for a different one. They will. And so yellow pinks, I notice, can get stuck in kind of, like, trends, and then they won't deviate from it. It's kind of like, I don't know. I'm dating myself. But the Brady Bunch movie, like, the one that they made in, like, the early, I think, 2000s or something. Marcia Brady, like, you know, she goes to school and, you know, the whole thing with the. With that movie, it's like, it's them in the 90s, but they're still stuck in the 70s or whatever. But it works for.

Scott (11:24)

I could be wrong on this one. The Witherspoon character, Elle Woods.

Michaela (11:27)

Elle woods is like a yellow pink.

Scott (11:29)

Yellow pink.

Michaela (11:29)

Yes. Now, Reese Witherspoon is not yellow pink, but, man, she plays one. And Elle woods is yellow pink. Yeah.

Scott (11:35)

And what about that other famous movie? Oh, Paul Rudd. Oh, my God. Clueless.

Michaela (11:40)

Clueless. Is she yellow pink? That would be like, a yellow pink.

Scott (11:43)

Okay.

Michaela (11:44)

Okay. Yeah. So you get it. So that's kind of like the vibe.

Scott (11:45)

All right, now that's for the women.

Michaela (11:47)

Yes.

Scott (11:47)

The men, although I know you don't see them as much, the yellows. What about the men?

Michaela (11:52)

Don't see a lot of yellow men. I do see yellow boys, but not a lot of yellow men. The yellow men, I do see their yellow is just very athletic. So yellow blue guys tend to be extremely athletic, Olympic level, or at least their USA team level. Like, they are treating their. Their athleticism as like, what are you trying to training for, dude? Like that. They're very.

Scott (12:17)

They're running marathons.

Michaela (12:19)

They're hard on decathlon. Yeah, they're. They're. It's them versus their. It's their time today versus their time yesterday. Like, they compete against their. Their versions of themselves. So they're very into that. They're also yellow blue guys are do gooders. I call them, like, just do gooders. They're very concerned with being good like the, like and. And they genuinely throw themselves into. They want to be a good, good guy with good character. And people like me, it's kind of like. Like a Wally Cleaver, like a. Like a 1950s dude. Like, you know, very. And this is what you do and this is how you do it. And this is the right thing to say. But they commit to it. It's not fake. Like, it's very authentic to them. And it's their whole personality. Different than reds. Being kind of concerned with character. Yellow guys are extremely concerned with making sure everyone is convinced that this is true. And because it is so true to them. So it's. It's very something that they burn for. Yellow purple guys, little different yellow purple guys. And I think this is why there's not a lot of yellow men. Because society, especially yellow purple men, there's not a lot of yellow purple men. I'll see yellow purple boys, but I will not see a lot of yellow purple men. And that is because it can be misconstrued and as like they can get labeled in our society as, you know, being gay. That's kind of what happens to a lot of yellow purple guys. And whether they are or aren't has zero to do with it. It's just they. They're very detail oriented. They're very big on their shoes and clean yellow blues are too, but like very big on their shoes. Their cleanliness, their particular. Like they're the guy that comes in and they're like, I want that ironed. That's. You can't wear seersucker today. Like that kind of thing or that's we wear linens on the boat, but there. And what does that get labeled as for a guy in our society?

Scott (14:12)

Right?

Michaela (14:13)

Like, especially by other men. They're like, oh, my God, come on, dude. Like that. And they're just so particular. Just like a yellow purple girl is particular about trends and fitting in and fashion and. And. And making sure they look a certain way. Yellow got yellow purple guys are too. And it's just. It gets beaten out of them because they don't want the label, you know, which is really sad because I will see a lot of yellow purple little boys, but immediately it's like as soon as they show attention to detail, as soon as they have their planner out. Right. Because yellows love a planner, but you never see guys with a planner. When do you ever see guys with they got their agenda, their planner, their colored pens? Okay, totally fine for yellow purple purple girls. For some, you know, all, you know, women in general for some reason act like that. But as soon as a man does it, it's like, what's the immediate gender label or sexual preference label we give them? And that's just society. But it's just as natural for them to do that and has nothing to do with their sexual preference at all. But it gets kicked out of you at such a young age.

Scott (15:14)

Yeah.

Michaela (15:14)

So I don't see a lot of yellow purple guys, which is so sad.

Scott (15:17)

And. And I. I mean, do you see a lot of yellow pink guys or yellow turquoise?

Michaela (15:24)

I will. I feel like the only areas of our society that allows yellow turquoises guys or yellow pink guys to exist is in the LGBTQIA community, because if they happen to also have that preference, then they find their niche to fit in there because it's more accepted within that community to do you and be you and not be assigned typical gender roles for things. But people who don't identify with that community and they're not in that community, they usually just erase it from themselves and they get rid of it. And it does cause so many walls to come up and problems, and it's very, very sad. But I see what I do see with a lot of moms that I read anyhow nowadays is they're making a lot of rooms. You boy moms are doing an amazing job. They. Because you are making so much room for your boys to just be themselves without labeling it as whatever. Like, just do you. Does that make sense?

Scott (16:24)

Yeah. All right, let's take a quick break. When we come back, we're gonna do my favorite color, red.

Michaela (16:30)

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Scott (18:41)

Hey, guys. All right, so let's go right into red now. And let's do women. We'll start with the women again. And red blue women or indigo Red. Indigo women versus let's say the red purples.

Michaela (18:52)

Okay.

Scott (18:53)

All right, so let's start with the red blue.

Michaela (18:54)

Let's talk about red blue women. Just like I talked about, it's hard for yellow auras and for men to be yellows in adulthood. It is hard for women to be red in adulthood for the same reason, but flip flop because a lot of the red aura traits are labeled as masculine in our society when it has nothing to do with anything. But anyways, reds as we know are direct, a little bit straightforward, competitive. They are, they will say what they mean and they care more about being true to themselves and right and justice seeking than they do anybody's opinion of them. Which for women as we know is like a huge no, no. It's like you have to be a pleaser, you have to fit in, you have to listen to everybody all the time, you know. So it works better in men in our society than it does in women because they get the crap kicked out of it for, for it. But red blue women are usually very, very like just there for you, like shirt off their back, like extremely present. They action oriented show up, they will fight for you, they will advocate for you. Red blue women are often in fields with a lot of other women and they end up being the leader or the caretaker of women who they usually, they're a girl's girl is what I'm trying to say. Red blue women are usually girls, girls. They're protective of the females around them but they also are able to deal with men, you know, and, and they can kind of go toe to toe with them. It's hard though because like red blue women when they're dating men for example, a lot of times they're not seen as feminine, they're not seen as like they need they, you know, men usually kind of just in our, how it works in our society is they oh, how do you need me? Red blue women don't really need you but they want you. They want a relationship like that. But they're very independent, they're very self sufficient and so they can have a hard time in love sometimes. Finding a relationship where somebody doesn't take that the wrong way or guys can get competitive with them and stuff.

Scott (20:59)

That's true.

Michaela (21:00)

But then red indigo is a lot of the same thing but with the indigo point of view I, I see red indigo women and red indigo men too. But red indigo women being very attached to a cause. So they will see an injustice and feel it in that indigo way. Like deep empath layers like oh my gosh, everybody needs to know this. They'll take it, they'll shove it in a box and then they'll inside themselves and then they'll go out and be like, activist voice, like fury. You know, you really want a red indigo on your side. Usually they do something with writing. They put things out there. They're very relentless. I mean, reds in general with men and women, when they get an idea in their head, you cannot stop them. It's like, you know, dog with a bone. Like, they're like, I will. They only hear. They put themselves. They have tunnel vision on their goal. So again, it's just harder for red women to function that way because they get kicked out of so many other areas. And they're all like, the other thing with red aura women is they do not play girl games. Okay?

Scott (22:06)

And girls, is this for the blues or in general?

Michaela (22:08)

This is in general. This is Red women in general do not play girl games. They don't do drama. They will ask you directly what's up? If they notice, they kind of do these, like, weird, you know, just, you girls know what I'm talking about, who are listening. Like, so and so said this to me, but then she said this, but then she did it. Like all the kind of the in betweens and the undertones and the layers, they'll just cut through it and be like, why didn't you just ask me? I didn't mean it that way. I did invite you. What are you trying to say? You know, like, they'll cut right through it. And sometimes red aura women can get a little. How do I put this? Screwed over by their female friends because they're so direct that the women who aren't their friends can manipulate it and make them look a certain way because they don't play the game. They don't know how to play that. Does that make sense? It's like, so they miss stuff. Red auras, as astute as they are, will miss the little complexities sometimes of like, you don't understand what they were trying to do, you know? Yeah, this is more a red, blue, red indigo problem. The red purples, you know, get this a lot easier. They're like that wench, she was trying to throw me under the bus with Sally, you know, like, they'll get that quicker. But the red blues are like, oh, whatever. I don't care that she was trying to do that. What did she mean, I don't care. I don't got time. I can't think about that like that.

Scott (23:34)

Well, okay, so then let's say between these red blues, indigo slash indigo. The purples. One thing I always noticed with the red purple woman versus a red blue woman Is that if you tell a red purple woman her aura colors, she'll be accepting that she's red. I find a lot of times that red blue women don't accept that right away or they're not into it or it's like whatever or no, I'm not red, but a red purple. And again, this is not everyone. I'm just saying in certain examples that I've seen that a red purple woman will be more accepting that, oh yeah, I am red. Is that something you say?

Michaela (24:11)

I say reds in general. If I say red at all to a woman, they're like, no, you know, and they'll argue with me, which is so red. Well, yeah, which is fine. And I always say, by the way, you tell, you tell me what you are. Like, don't. Nobody should tell you who you are. Of course, I'm just telling you what I see.

Scott (24:27)

Yeah.

Michaela (24:27)

You know what I mean? But you do. You, you are you. No one should label you. I don't label you, nobody. Like you be whatever color you want to be. But when I say I see red on a woman and they're, I get an argument which is like, here we go. And it's not just the quest. Because sometimes if you tell a green woman, you get questions. Sometimes if you tell a yellow woman, they know right away, they're like, I knew it like that. But like a red woman, they're like, they come, they get kind of like, it's like, I gotta prepare myself.

Scott (24:56)

But I do find that the red purple will accept it quicker than the red blue.

Michaela (24:58)

That's interesting. Yeah, I can see that's just me. And that could be because I feel like again with society, you know, women, we do want to be perceived as feminine, you know, and unfortunately, again, feeling like it's a trigger when you get told like, hey, you're one of the guys, you know, it's a trigger. Like, oh, I just. You're always in the friend zone with men that you are interested in. You know, it's a trigger and kind of hearing you're red blue, it's like, oh, well, those aren't pretty colors like that. It's a trigger. So I do understand it. But red purple women, they are, they're quick, they're quick witted. Okay. They come back at you quick. They're. This is an aura in the details thing. Red women, red purple women are quiet luxury coded. What's quiet luxury? They don't do fads, they don't do trends, but they will spend the money on what they like. And they will not compromise. Like, they'll buy the label, but they don't like to wear a label. You know what I mean? Like, they have a sort of classic style to them, and they don't usually look at their versus red blues, who are a little bit more budget conscious. Red purples are not.

Scott (26:21)

Okay.

Michaela (26:22)

Yeah.

Scott (26:22)

All right, so let's go to the guys. Now. Over the years on this podcast, I've talked about red blue. So we've talked about that. But then I have my alter ego page, Petro Honchar. I haven't mentioned him in a long time. And he's the red purple.

Michaela (26:33)

He's your red purple.

Scott (26:34)

So, you know, if I'm dealing with someone.

Michaela (26:36)

Your alter ego.

Scott (26:38)

That's right. You know, Petro Hanchar.

Michaela (26:41)

Yeah.

Scott (26:41)

And so if I'm dealing someone, you know, a red guy at the bar, you know, comes up and I'm at the bar, I can tell right away he's red. Right.

Michaela (26:47)

That's easy.

Scott (26:48)

It's easy to tell if he's red.

Michaela (26:49)

Yes.

Scott (26:49)

How do we know if he's a red blue like me?

Michaela (26:53)

Yeah.

Scott (26:54)

Or if he's a red purple like Petro Hanchar?

Michaela (26:57)

That's interesting. Okay. Red purple men, they're little players. They can be very charming.

Scott (27:04)

Right.

Michaela (27:05)

Even if they're in a committed monogamous relationship, and they behave really well and they're good at it. You wouldn't know that when they're at the party because, like, all the women are like, oh. All the men are like, we want to hear your stories. Like, they have a gravitational pull of just, like, interest and energy and vibe.

Scott (27:22)

Well, this makes sense why I'm not a red purple.

Michaela (27:24)

Oh, poor Scotty. But red blues can be schmoozy, too. They just have, like, a shelf life to their schmooze.

Scott (27:32)

Right.

Michaela (27:33)

And then they also have a shelf life to how much they're gonna spend, you know, so that's the other thing. Red blues, like I said, a nice way of saying it, is budget conscious.

Scott (27:41)

Sure.

Michaela (27:43)

Also, red blues do like to go to bed at a certain time.

Scott (27:46)

We do.

Michaela (27:46)

And they like their schedule and they like their, you know, certain food in the fridge. And, you know, they like. They're more kind of traditional that way. Whereas red purple men are, you know, they can live it up a little longer. They don't mind a little bit of a club, but they like a VIP section. You know, they're not. They don't not. They're not cheap. They're flash. I call it flashy cashy. Yeah, they're like, oh yeah, here's my car. They're going to spend the money on the car. They're going to spend the money on. They're going to get the bottle of champagne instead of a glass. Like they cannot. They not going to look cheap. Like they're going to have the flashy watch.

Scott (28:20)

Right.

Michaela (28:20)

Like they're going to. Red purple women aren't as flashy outwardly. Like I said, it's more quiet like, oh, you noticed. It's almost like a test for red purple women. Like, oh, you notice this is my purse. Interesting. Respect. But a man is just like. It's just on their, their, their body very outward, a little more schmoozy, a little bit more okay. They're good at networking. People trust them. You know, they listen. They could read read people. Reds can read people well in general, instinctually. Red purples can kind of get psychic intuition from it and then also use that for their own, I don't know, devices. So usually I see them in like sales, networking, things like that.

Scott (28:59)

Do the same levels of, let's say loyalty and honesty apply to both the red blue and the red purple?

Michaela (29:06)

I think it's. I think this is where I hate doing men versus women in this way.

Scott (29:11)

Right.

Michaela (29:11)

But I think red. I think it's different for men and women in our society. Like if you have the ability to pull that much attention towards you and you're a man, you can definitely capitalize off that in a different way than if you're a woman. So I guess what I'm trying to say is that's why I can see red purple men being a little bit more. They can be players versus red purple women are just like, I love the. They're picky. They're very picky actually. Um, but red and the other thing with red, red aura. Women and men, they tend to make good money. They just tend to. It's, it's a, it's a motivation for them. They're competitive. They're not shallow or superficial. They just like freedom and, and they like challenge. So they're. It really translates well in the 3D world where that they end up making good money. And I feel like that's harder for women to be in a position of wealth. Cause men won't get. Give you the time of day is. Or they get competitive or there's lots of issues, but usually the wealth plays into it too.

Scott (30:14)

Okay.

Michaela (30:15)

So.

Scott (30:15)

Yeah, all right. Yeah.

Michaela (30:16)

I'm not saying all red purple men are like that at all, but they might have Had a phase at some.

Scott (30:20)

Point where they were. I mean, I never had that, you know, I just never had that game. So.

Michaela (30:26)

But that's good.

Scott (30:27)

Yeah. You know, so I'm the loyal guy.

Michaela (30:29)

But you have Petro guy.

Scott (30:31)

But we got Petro.

Michaela (30:32)

Yeah, you have Petro Hanjar.

Scott (30:33)

Right. You know, I live through petrol drivers, but not adventures.

Michaela (30:36)

I have to say, not all red purple guys are like that at all. No, I'm just saying, like in general. Yeah. Because sometimes I'll read, I'll read somebody and their husband's red purple and they're the nicest guy and they, they're, they're perfect and they're good and they love their wife and they're, they play by all the rules. But I'll mention because I just get it immediately. I'm like, oh, my gosh, they use that charm somewhere, right? Like it's business. Or like, yeah, all my friends talk to him or, or we're at the bar and like all these girls come up. It's like, get off of him. You know, like that.

Scott (31:05)

Right. But there are some red purples like me, I mean, red blue like me that are watching house hunters at 10 o' clock on a Friday night. Okay.

Michaela (31:12)

Red blues. Yeah, that's okay.

Scott (31:14)

Let's take a quick break. We'll come back with greens.

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Scott (32:51)

Hey, guys. All right, so let's go with the color green now.

Michaela (32:54)

Okay.

Scott (32:55)

Again, we'll do the women first.

Michaela (32:56)

Yeah.

Scott (32:57)

And let's start with the green blue. And probably the big thing is the difference between a green blue and a green purple.

Michaela (33:03)

Right.

Scott (33:04)

So let's start with green blue.

Michaela (33:04)

Right. So women greens very different than women than men Greens green in general. Usually I call them engineer brains. Scientific, process oriented, systematic eagle eye view. Can see everything from their perspective is more wide scale. So instead of being in the moment, a lot of the times they're kind of outside the moment, observing. So green, green blue women. This is funny. When I say auras in the details. I got a lot for green blue women. One, they do not care about dyeing their hair. You know, I don't care. Gray. What's wrong with that? They're very natural, which is, they're very earthy. They're very. They're very grounded. They're very tied to aging. For them. It's like, I love that. Like, why wouldn't I age? They're very resourceful and practical. Like, why do I need a new pair of shoes like these? Like, they'll spend the money on a pair of shoes, but that's their pair of shoes.

Scott (34:01)

Yeah, no, I. I remember one time we were on a flight to Seattle.

Michaela (34:04)

Okay. And.

Scott (34:05)

Oh, yeah, it was a lot of, I guess a lot of women on the flight, I don't know, but everyone had the same look.

Michaela (34:09)

You could tell.

Scott (34:10)

And I knew they were all green blues.

Michaela (34:11)

Yeah.

Scott (34:11)

Or green indigo or something.

Michaela (34:13)

It's interesting how geography separates different aura colors, because out that way. Yeah, a lot of greens.

Scott (34:19)

But all the women had that same, like, look that you were just describing. And I said, is that one green blue?

Michaela (34:25)

And you're like, yeah, it was like a green blue flight.

Scott (34:27)

It was just a green blue flight.

Michaela (34:27)

Vermont too. Like, just a lot of like. And a lot of it is also. They like to be one with the cycles of nature, you know, and being natural or how nature does something to themselves or their body. Like, they go that way. So you're not gonna see them doing a lot of the. They're not gonna. They don't fall for stuff like, I don't need that skin cream. I don't need that procedure. Like, it's. What, what's wrong with this? This is beautiful because it's natural. And that's why you just love a green blue aura woman friend. Because they just help you realize like, this is. There's beauty in cycles and flow, right? They're also green blues. Every day's a great weather day. Rain. What are you talking about? This is great snow. I don't notice it. It great. Like, they just. They just. They kind of like, just don't bother being boundaried up to what is happening. And in life, too. It's like, that's the flow of it, you know, Life, death, up, down. They're very good at mediating. They're very good at listening. They're very good at showing up for their friends. They're quiet energies. They'll give you wisdom in short bursts, but they're not going to pontificate at you. And. And definitely not if you don't ask for it. And they love to read. Like, they're big on reading.

Scott (35:43)

And so if I was going to plan like a huge camping trip to Isle Royale national park, right, I would want a green blue woman.

Michaela (35:52)

You'd want several of the green blue women. I mean, they're just. They're just like no frills. And in a way that's like if I was hiking or. Yeah, if you're hiking or going, like, you don't feel weird peeing in the woods in front of them. You know what I mean? They're like, okay, yeah, that's what you do. It's like, okay, you know, it's like, like, why? I don't know. It's nice. Okay. It's earthy, earthy. But green purple women, a lot of that still applies for green purple women, I have to say. Except usually green purple women are artistic in some sort of quirky, eccentric way. So green purple women, I notice, will wear the fun earring. Okay. They're wearing the interesting shirt. They have a story behind. They don't just put art up in their home. They have a story behind it or a reason or a memory they have. They're usually really good with. I mean, green blues are too good with their hands. Like making things practically green blue. I didn't even get into that. Like, practical. Like, they'll build it. They'll make it. They. They do. They'll YouTube it. If they don't know how to do it, they do it themselves. Green purples are like that, but more with esthetics. So they're going to be like, you know, I created. I just created this. I crafted this. I learned that. So green purple women also have an ability to be in the boys club, for lack of a better word. So I'll see a lot of Green purple women in fields that a lot of men are usually dominating, especially in the visual arts industry. So directing, producing, sometimes even. Although I will say green blue women in those fields, but like engineering, architecture and whatnot. Science. But green purples. I'll see them in that industry, but on a visual arts end of things. Okay, so, yeah, all right.

Scott (37:45)

So this is probably a question a lot of our listeners have. You have 97% listeners are women on the show. They want to know they have a guy. They know he's green.

Michaela (37:53)

Yes.

Scott (37:53)

We can all tell a green guy at this point if you listen to the podcast, but maybe we can't tell between the green blue guy and the green purple guy.

Michaela (38:01)

I think greens in general, men versus women. I've talked about this in my Green Deep Dive episode, but I think the biggest thing is men have more walls when they're green than women do. So I noticed with greens, they will put up an emotional wall if they don't want to talk about something. It's almost like the lights are on, but no one's home. It's like, hello. And that can be a real big problem in relationships. You know, it's like, I want to talk about this. Well, I don't. Well, it's important to me. Like, I. In some green men will have a harder time understanding why something's important to you if they don't personally relate to it. So they can have a hard time with perspective on an emotional level where green women don't have that problem. They're. They're usually mediators, helpers, arbitrators. Like, is that the right word? Arbitration? Like that. They're. They're good that way. Green blue men. Everything I said about green blue women, but way more quiet.

Scott (38:58)

Sometimes.

Michaela (38:58)

Like, I'll say, I don't even know. I don't think this is nice, but I'll say it. Like, sometimes they're just kind of like the house plant, you know, like. Like your green blue. Think about it. Like, green blue dad, he's just kind of there, you know, he's like that green blue. He's there, you know, it's so nice to have him there. Sometimes I'll see green blue men. And a lot of this, honestly, unfortunately, back to society's fault, because women are more poked and prodded to emote and men are not.

Scott (39:29)

So what you're saying is this green blue guy might just be sitting on the couch unless you ask him to explain, like, the intricacies of some system that he's working on, then he might Go on and on and on for days.

Michaela (39:41)

Right.

Scott (39:41)

But if you don't ask him that, he might just sit there.

Michaela (39:44)

Green blue. Ben, if they have something they want to talk about. Oh, yes. Are going to keep going if that's about. There's all sorts of different greens, you.

Scott (39:52)

Know, but all the greens, right.

Michaela (39:53)

You know, like, you're. What game are you playing? Or what are you building outside? Or tell me, how does this air conditioner, like, I don't know, go power wash the driveway or something? So it's. It's kind of. And green blue guys do love. Usually outdoors. Like, I'll see them fishing, hunting, hiking out there all the time doing different things, building stuff. Lots of projects.

Scott (40:16)

But maybe. Okay. And then, like, the green purple. Green purple might be a little bit more like that. Red purple.

Michaela (40:21)

Yes.

Scott (40:21)

She's got that little flash.

Michaela (40:22)

Oh, my gosh. So green purple men. I don't know how to say this. Hang on. A family show.

Scott (40:28)

Where do we start?

Michaela (40:29)

It's a family show. Green purple men are really good in the passion department. Let's put it that way.

Scott (40:36)

Okay. Jumanji.

Michaela (40:38)

The Jumanji department.

Scott (40:40)

Jumanji.

Michaela (40:42)

I am not dissing any other aura combo whatsoever. Red blues are great, too.

Scott (40:46)

Red blues are great. Red blues are great. We're the best. Red blues are the best.

Michaela (40:49)

But there's something. Green purples, it's like. It's almost like they get you that way, too. You're like, whoa. Like. And no matter what they do after, you're like, but, man, you know, like, there's just something about. So I get so. That they kind of come on to you that way. A lot of chemistry, a lot of vibes. They study you, they read you, they know you. You're like, in their realm. I think greens in general, they have such a. An amazing logic. And green purples do this the best. Like, they have this logic. And it's so, like, when you're around them, it's. It's just intoxicating. And you're just like, oh, my gosh. Everything you're saying, like, makes complete and total sense. Wow. And then you get into it, and then like, you maybe just because I'm double empath, this happens to me. And then I walk away from them for a couple days. I'm like, I don't agree with one thing they said. Why was I so agreeing with it? And then you can see them again. You're like, oh, my God, Yes. Everything you're saying. They can get very passionate. They can talk about things in a way. Where you're like, oh, my gosh. Yes, that makes sense. They're good talkers. That's why they end up in creative directorial positions a lot.

Scott (41:56)

Let me ask you this question now. We've been watching Vampire Diaries a lot.

Michaela (41:59)

Yes.

Scott (42:00)

Do these green purples have the same powers to compel you? Basically what you're saying is they have that we're gonna compel you.

Michaela (42:08)

Yeah, you're right. They're really good talkers.

Scott (42:10)

Yeah.

Michaela (42:11)

They believe what they're saying. They definitely draw you in. They make really great eye contact, you know, like all the compelling things, like.

Scott (42:19)

Yes, you are going to do.

Michaela (42:21)

You're like, yeah, I am. Okay. They're really. That's why they end up in sales. They end up selling their projects. They're very passionate about everything they do. They're really big into, like, the future and what this could look like and what this could be and how this could fit together. Green purples, their medium is vibrations. So, like, greens in general, like, to build and create and make a system. So with green blues, a lot of that is kind of like, you know, the world around us or the deck or like an arc, like I said, architecture or something. But green purples, it's everybody getting on board with something. So I will see them, even in politics, I'll see them. Okay. Like, they get very into something and then everyone's, like, buying what they're selling, you know, with words. They create systems with vibrations, with the collective. Okay, all right.

Scott (43:08)

And what about the. This is a term that you came up with, the green koi.

Michaela (43:12)

Green koises.

Scott (43:14)

Your term. If you've heard it, it's from you.

Michaela (43:16)

Yeah.

Scott (43:17)

What is that?

Michaela (43:18)

Those are green turquoises. I did a whole episode about them somewhere. They give me, like, woodland fairy vibes, you know, but, like, not. But like the badass kind. Like the kind that are, like. Like. I don't know.

Scott (43:32)

Okay.

Michaela (43:33)

Like early days, like, where everybody was scared of them in the woods. Like that. Like, not for all you. Lord Tinkerbell, for the Lord of the.

Scott (43:41)

Rings fans out there, are we talking about the woodland elves?

Michaela (43:44)

Sure.

Scott (43:45)

Like Legolas.

Michaela (43:46)

Oh, yeah. Yes.

Scott (43:47)

Okay.

Michaela (43:48)

Yeah, like that.

Scott (43:49)

Okay.

Michaela (43:50)

Yeah. Okay.

Scott (43:51)

This applies both to men and women. We're getting out there now.

Michaela (43:56)

But the Greek voices love this. They're like.

Scott (43:58)

Yeah.

Michaela (43:58)

Or like, kind of like a. Like a. Like a gnome or something like there. Okay.

Scott (44:04)

So we just went from Legolas, who's like this superstar, to a gnome.

Michaela (44:09)

Well, it depends if they lead with more, the koi or the green. Okay. Like, I feel like Legolas means leads with more the green.

Scott (44:15)

Okay.

Michaela (44:16)

And then like, like a really badass gnome in the woods would lead with more the kois or something. But anyways, green koises really into science. Like where science and spirituality meet is the green poison. Because greens love science and they're very into practicality science. Can we explain that? I mean, you go to a green aura about like a spring. Everybody, here's your homework. Take a conspiracy theory and go tell the most green blue person you know. And then all of a sudden they will be like, without any further ado, tell you how it's stupid. And then you will walk away like, oh my God, I just learned something. A green koi. So if you go to them, they're gonna be a little more open to but the ethereal realms or how maybe the woo woo can work or the unseen forces. So it's just kind of like combining that turquoise maybe with the green. This is how it could work, you know, together. So where science and spirituality meet and merge. But I still like things to make sense and be practical. Interesting. Yeah. I'm sure that made. I think that confused everyone more.

Scott (45:20)

Okay.

Michaela (45:21)

I love what Greek coin says.

Scott (45:23)

Well, because we are two former teachers.

Michaela (45:26)

Yes.

Scott (45:26)

What we're now going to do, we'll take a little break. But what we're going to do is we're going to give all. We gave you all this information so much.

Michaela (45:32)

Yeah.

Scott (45:32)

And now we're going to apply it to Love is blind when we come back.

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Scott (47:38)

Hey, guys. All right, so we're going to apply this to the contestants on Love is Blind.

Michaela (47:43)

Yeah.

Scott (47:44)

Season was this nine.

Michaela (47:45)

Now nine.

Scott (47:46)

Before we actually start this, well, two things. One, if you. If you. We have this all down. Not we're going to go further into it, but there's a lot of this on your sub stack Auriculture with Mystic Mikayla. So you can go check that out there if you need all like the colors laid out for you. If you're yellow and you want to see it all. It's all there.

Michaela (48:03)

Right.

Scott (48:04)

Right now. Currently we are. We just finished the last episode. Episode 11. But we haven't seen the weddings.

Michaela (48:11)

Yeah, we're not at the weddings yet. But we're right. I think the episode before it.

Scott (48:15)

Right. Okay. But again, we are caught up.

Michaela (48:18)

Yes.

Scott (48:18)

We're usually we're not.

Michaela (48:19)

I know.

Scott (48:20)

But we are.

Michaela (48:20)

Yeah, I know. We're really proud of it.

Scott (48:22)

And here's. And I'm gonna say I do like the show. This is the only problem I have with the show. Every year I say this. I last year, I don't remember a singles person and I watched it.

Michaela (48:32)

I know.

Scott (48:33)

So my big problem is, like, we get into these people.

Michaela (48:36)

Yeah.

Scott (48:36)

And then I don't remember anything about anyone. And it just really bothers me.

Michaela (48:40)

So invested in all of these. I know their. Their dynamics with their family. I know their jobs. I know. And I will forget all of this in two weeks. It'll just leave my brain.

Scott (48:50)

Yeah. It's a phenomenon.

Michaela (48:52)

It is.

Scott (48:53)

Maybe we need a green blue to tell us what is this phenomenon that you know we're so invested, but then two weeks later, we can't even remember their names.

Michaela (49:02)

Yeah.

Scott (49:02)

All right, well, let's. Let's get into it. Let's get into it. All right. The first couple we're going to do is Megan and Jordan. This is the sparkle. Sparkle. Megan and Jordan. All right, you want to give your take on that?

Michaela (49:14)

Megan is red and purple.

Scott (49:16)

Okay.

Michaela (49:16)

And Jordan is green, blue and purple. Okay. Where do I begin? Overall, I think reds and greens are both hard headed. So usually don't see. I mean, it can happen. I usually don't see red and greens in romantic relationships together because reds have like, you know, I guess they're very logical in their own way and greens are the same in their own way and usually they don't have a lot of give, so there's not a lot of compromise going on. What I notice in their dynamic is Megan is trying to understand him all the time and trying really hard to ask him questions, which is so red aura. So she's like, but. And then she's just saying like, but what? You know, he's got a son, for example. She's like, what's life going to look like? What are we going to do? What's happening? What's going on? And he's, he really hasn't told her anything. He's like, it'll be good. He worry about it. It'll figure out. So greens aren't big talkers.

Scott (50:15)

Right.

Michaela (50:15)

All the time.

Scott (50:16)

Yes, I agree. And that came up. And again, I have to preface this. I know these shows are edited.

Michaela (50:20)

Yes.

Scott (50:21)

But yes, that was like, the big concern is that Jordan just sits there and stares and doesn't talk. Or he wants to watch TV for an hour at night and not say a word. That sounds exactly like the green blue you were describing in the previous segment.

Michaela (50:34)

Yeah.

Scott (50:34)

Okay.

Michaela (50:35)

They can be good with silence.

Scott (50:36)

Yeah.

Michaela (50:36)

And he's saying that's what I need.

Scott (50:38)

Right.

Michaela (50:38)

Like, I just need you to like, stop, you know, just, just be with me and.

Scott (50:42)

Right. And she being the red purple. And you just described those in two segments ago. Yeah, she's got, you know, she, she was saying she wants to go out all the time.

Michaela (50:50)

Right.

Scott (50:50)

She wants to go here and there. And after work I'm still going.

Michaela (50:53)

Yeah.

Scott (50:54)

And then after that party, I'm going to another party.

Michaela (50:55)

Yeah.

Scott (50:56)

And this is my time to do it.

Michaela (50:57)

Yes.

Scott (50:58)

And Jordan is putting on that green blue. I guess he's dropping the purple for this.

Michaela (51:02)

Right.

Scott (51:02)

But then sometimes he, he is funny and stuff. That's the purple Coming through.

Michaela (51:05)

Yeah, that's the purple coming through. Like the dad jokes.

Scott (51:08)

Right?

Michaela (51:08)

Right. Like, where he's corny and silly and being kind of immature.

Scott (51:13)

In Mexico, when he's goofing around, he's trying to be the life of the party. Then he's being the green purple.

Michaela (51:18)

He was being a little awkward, too. And she. She didn't like that. She's like, who's this guy?

Scott (51:23)

Right?

Michaela (51:23)

You know, she. She likes. So, you know, But I feel like with Meg and red purple, women tend to be seen as the dominating force. It's just because not everybody knows what they want and need all the time. Red purples kind of do, you know, like. Like, for example, like a blue purple or. Or a purple indigo like me. So it's like, I don't care. I don't know. Whatever. Like, I. I'm very cool with, like, kind of blending into somebody else's stuff. That's why it's hard to be kind of red sometimes, as, you know, Scott, because it's like, why do I have so many opinions, ideas, and need it to be my way? It's hard. They really do need it to be their way a lot. And that can be harder for people like that to compromise. And they just need partners that are more Go with the flow. My issue with Jordan is that he didn't talk enough to her about what life is like with. With a kid. I don't think. I think she's. Again, we didn't see everything. Right.

Scott (52:18)

We don't know. It's edited.

Michaela (52:19)

I just feel like she doesn't have that idea. Like, I. I don't think he sat there and was like, I need this. Things to be this way. Because of this couple red flags I saw with the relationship based on Aura color. 1. She started talking about her. She likes numerology and how she likes to pick out houses based on house number. Numerology.

Scott (52:40)

Yeah, that was cool.

Michaela (52:41)

Which is really cool.

Scott (52:42)

Yeah, that was cool.

Michaela (52:42)

Cool.

Scott (52:42)

Yeah.

Michaela (52:43)

You know, and she was just explaining it, and you saw him. And this is. How do I put this? And this is not a green aura thing. This is a Jordan thing who happens to have a green aura. You saw him put up a wall.

Scott (52:56)

Yes.

Michaela (52:57)

Oh, that's how you make your choices.

Scott (52:58)

Yeah.

Michaela (52:59)

That's how you make your decisions. There was judgment there.

Scott (53:02)

Yes.

Michaela (53:02)

And then he was shutting her down, and he didn't even want her to talk about it. And you saw her, like, feel stupid. She's like, oh, well, it's just for fun. It's just not the only way you decide. She's like, no, but it's just something that I do consider. This is called making conversation.

Scott (53:20)

Yeah.

Michaela (53:20)

It's an interest. He's purple. It's an interesting thing to talk about where he shuts down his purple immediately with this almost with anger.

Scott (53:29)

Yeah. I mean, I thought it was really cool. Maybe a few years ago, I would have been also like, what is this? But then there's an opportunity to make some jokes. He could have brought out the purple there.

Michaela (53:38)

Yeah.

Scott (53:39)

And said, oh, that's funny. What would it be if it was like 666 or something? You know, what does that tell you?

Michaela (53:44)

That's what I mean. Like, you don't have to agree with it, but you can joke about it. You can talk about it. You can be like. You don't have to be like, that's a great idea. What I noticed with Jordan, he's very insecure. He's very insecure. Like, for example, earlier, he was. And this is somebody who isn't okay with their double. He's. Because he's got blue and purple with his aura. And I don't feel like he's comfortable with his emotional side, which is very, very strong. And I feel like how he compensated was to build up the green into almost a too strong state to the point where it gets compartmentalizing and blocking. And this is another red flag I saw with them.

Scott (54:19)

He.

Michaela (54:20)

Now you'd think she'd be the red flag coming in with Sparkle Meghan. But she really. I don't know, she grew on me. But I get with Jordan. What was he doing? He was saying, I don't like Luca, his son, to be purchased things. So don't buy him anything. Don't buy him Lego set, Don't buy him this, don't buy him that. Because I want him to know that that's not how you get stuff or whatnot. In theory, yeah. I'm a parent, too. And yes, we all get that. But I feel like what he's really saying is I can't do that for him. So I want him to want less so that I feel more successful. That's what I got from him. The way that he brought it up, the way it was more like, I need him not to want so much in life so that I don't feel unsuccessful with my ability to give that to him. And that combined with. She makes money. Red purples usually have money. Yeah.

Scott (55:19)

And she let us know that she does.

Michaela (55:21)

She. You know what? She's proud of it. She's Proud of it because only because she's a woman. That is gross to society. Like, people are gonna probably. I haven't seen it, but I'm sure she's getting labeled all sorts of things. But if she was a guy, like, hey, I can buy this house. I can buy this. I can buy. I can buy that. What I noticed is, when they went to Mexico, they pulled up. I don't know if anybody else caught this. They showed them kind of pulling up to the resort, and he was like, wow. And she was like, not used to staying in places like this. He's like, no. She's like, well, get used to it. Which is such, like, a red dude thing to say. And it's like, you were a girl, you'd be like, oh, my God, he spoils me. But because it's reversed, it's like, you know, it can make him feel less than or. So. I don't know. I could go on all day with this.

Scott (56:07)

Oh, yeah. I mean, and again, watching the show, I totally knew she was red. I didn't know the other color, but. All right, it's purple.

Michaela (56:13)

Yeah. A lot of people are like, why isn't she yellow?

Scott (56:16)

Right. No, I thought she was red from the tells.

Michaela (56:18)

It's the aggression.

Scott (56:19)

Yeah.

Michaela (56:19)

Yeah. The assertiveness.

Scott (56:21)

Yes.

Michaela (56:21)

Yeah.

Scott (56:22)

All right, so my prediction for this is there. This is not a match. You guys should get a far away from each other.

Michaela (56:28)

Yeah.

Scott (56:28)

And I will tell Megan Sparkle. Megan.

Michaela (56:31)

Yeah.

Scott (56:32)

Once he put that chicken in the blender and drank it, you should have walked out the door. You should have said, this is over. That's a. That's a deal breaker for me.

Michaela (56:40)

It's not a deal breaker for me, but that is gross.

Scott (56:42)

All right, so she's.

Michaela (56:43)

She. She.

Scott (56:43)

She got through that somehow. All right, let's move on to.

Michaela (56:46)

That's what I would be like, numerology. You're on me for numerology. You drink chicken from a blender, so do not judge me. Okay?

Scott (56:54)

So I'm like, no, they should stay away from. All right, next we have Ali and Anton.

Michaela (56:59)

Yes.

Scott (57:00)

Okay, so what are their colors?

Michaela (57:02)

Okay. Allie is indigo.

Scott (57:05)

Purple.

Michaela (57:05)

Okay. Anton's red. Blue.

Scott (57:07)

Okay.

Michaela (57:07)

All right.

Scott (57:08)

That's our. That's our combos.

Michaela (57:09)

Yeah.

Scott (57:10)

Red, blue.

Michaela (57:11)

Yeah. Yeah. Allie cracks me up. You. I mean, because you see her, and she's got this look. Indigo's. Oh, Indigo. You really got to know them to kind of tell what they're thinking. But once you do, you do. I mean, you and the kids tell me this all the time, especially the Kids, we'll just be walking and something will happen or something, and out in the world. And one of the kids will be like, that's your mean face. You know? And I'm like, oh, could they tell that was my mean face? And they're like, no, you can only tell if it's you, that it's your mean face.

Scott (57:41)

I know. Yeah. Nobody. No one will ever know if they don't know you.

Michaela (57:45)

Right? Yeah, they don't know unless they know you. And Allie, I see that on her. So she has immediately, you're like, kind of blank, pleasant look. Once you know her a while, immediately you're like, oh, she's fast.

Scott (57:57)

That's the look.

Michaela (57:57)

Oh, she's not cool with that. Oh, she's thinking, oh, she doesn't like what you just said. And she will bring it up. Indigo's dig. They feel something. They're like, oh, you're drinking. She knows it's a problem, and she cannot let it go. Her purple will poke that bear all day long. So when we saw that whole interaction with. What's in the fridge? Where are the beers?

Scott (58:21)

Where was the tequila?

Michaela (58:23)

And he's like, you probably drank them. Oh, wrong thing to say to Ally.

Scott (58:26)

Oh, boy.

Michaela (58:27)

Because she knows she didn't.

Scott (58:29)

Right.

Michaela (58:29)

And then he blames it on his little. His little. His little troublemaker friend, Patrick. He's like, oh, Patrick did it.

Scott (58:35)

Whoa. I will say he did the red thing where he actually went and checked.

Michaela (58:40)

Oh, I know.

Scott (58:41)

And I. I know he knew it wasn't there. Obviously, I. That's something I might have done, too. Like, let me go check. Well, and then I'll be like, no, it's not there.

Michaela (58:49)

No. As soon as reds are red, blues are terrible liars.

Scott (58:55)

Yeah, we're terrible liars.

Michaela (58:56)

Listen, that's not.

Scott (58:57)

We are.

Michaela (58:57)

It's not a flex to be a good liar, but they are just the worst liars.

Scott (59:02)

I know. It's like, because you just want to lead with the. Like, you just want to be honest about it.

Michaela (59:06)

You don't care what people think.

Scott (59:08)

Right.

Michaela (59:08)

It's so. It doesn't motivate you to be a good liar.

Scott (59:10)

Yeah. Or bad. Real bad liar.

Michaela (59:12)

So she was like, and what about the tequila in the freezer? And he's like, what's that? As soon as he said, what's that? I'm like, oh, my God. I hear this all the time at home. I'll be like, oh, what about that? What's that? What's that? Like, if you know I'm right, but you don't know what to say. Like, I gotcha. I get. What's that? So anyways, Anton, red, blue. I think with him, he's decided in his head which red blues can do. They have a goal and they're like, this is gonna happen. And then they get like tunnel vision to it. They're like, okay, she's good. She's. She said all the right things. She's pretty. I'm attracted to her. Reds. Oh, reds are a bit appearance based. They do need somebody to look good, which is. I don't know, is that superficial?

Scott (59:57)

I don't know.

Michaela (59:58)

They're in the chemistry that way anyway, so you can tell he's like. As soon as he saw her, he was like, I'm locked in. This is happening.

Scott (60:03)

Okay.

Michaela (60:04)

And. And she's more kind of like. I feel like as a purple, she can sense. She's like, is this me or is this like, you need to be married a little bit? Like, I feel like she picks that up here and there, but it's both.

Scott (60:15)

Do you feel she leaves with the purple or the indigo?

Michaela (60:17)

Ah, that's hard. She's very balanced that way. But the purple's a little bit. I can see her getting vicious sometimes with that purple. I can see her really coming out. Okay.

Scott (60:29)

And I think he's a little more red than blue right now.

Michaela (60:31)

Right?

Scott (60:32)

Would you say?

Michaela (60:32)

Yes. He's very locked in.

Scott (60:34)

Yeah.

Michaela (60:34)

Oh, that's the other thing. When they went into that western bar to meet everybody, he said something like. I forget what he said. Like, oh, do I look good? Or I'm ready to flirt. And she's like, yeah, yeah, go flirt. Yeah, go do it. Yeah, like, she said something like that. And I'm like, oh, you should be very scared. These purple indigos will. And purple blues too. Like, you do not want. They will test you. Oh, go do it. I'm not gonna stop you. But I'm watching.

Scott (61:01)

And then I'll know, right?

Michaela (61:02)

You know, like, she, she, she. I am not worried about Ally. She can protect herself.

Scott (61:06)

Yeah, well, it's good that Anton's not red purple, because then we might have some more. So. So here's my take.

Michaela (61:10)

I. I think.

Scott (61:11)

And I. Again, we don't know yet because we haven't seen the episode and it might have already aired the wedding. So this might be mute, but I think these two could actually work.

Michaela (61:19)

I don't. I don't think that they're a terrible match.

Scott (61:21)

No, I think they're actually a decent match. Again, I don't know. A Maybe on this, but this is. This couple gives me hope that it could work. I think if Anton actually knew he was red, Blue.

Michaela (61:32)

Yeah.

Scott (61:32)

That could actually really help him.

Michaela (61:34)

I know.

Scott (61:34)

I truly think if he knew the colors and then he knew her colors like this, and she knew her colors, this could actually really help them. If they're kind of rocky, get through some stuff. Because if he can become, like, kind of a little bit, like, kind of like me a little bit more of a spiritually awakened red and just curb that red a little bit, I think it's gonna. I think they can work.

Michaela (61:56)

I think so, too. I think they could. They could work some stuff out. Okay, who's next?

Scott (62:00)

All right, so next we have Madison and Joe. Oh, God. Now we did get. I would say these people were never gonna work. I knew this right. From the Mexico thing, but we also saw that they broke up already. So I can't give the prediction, but just let you know. When Joe was in Mexico, I was screaming at the tv, he does not want to be there. Okay.

Michaela (62:18)

Yeah. And I want. Let's go back to that. First of all, Madison is yellow and purple, and Joe is purple, blue, and red. Interesting side note this. I do remember Chelsea and Jimmy from some other season. Chelsea's the one that said she looked like Megan Fox.

Scott (62:33)

Okay.

Michaela (62:33)

Okay. And she's a grand seeker. Same exact aura combo. She's yellow, purple.

Scott (62:37)

Okay.

Michaela (62:38)

And Jimmy is purple, blue, red. So I just think it's interesting. And what. And just what I notice with the reds in general and then especially the red tricolors, they do not want to look bad on camera.

Scott (62:50)

Okay.

Michaela (62:50)

They. If they're not into something, they're like, oh, crap, how do I get out of this? And they tend to want the other person to break up with them so that they don't have to say it or do it. But go back to the Mexico thing. What happened from a guy perspective.

Scott (63:04)

Okay.

Michaela (63:05)

And. And.

Scott (63:07)

Okay. So basically, Joe went back to the room.

Michaela (63:10)

Yeah.

Scott (63:11)

I think he. I. I assume he was drinking a lot.

Michaela (63:12)

It was totally wasted.

Scott (63:13)

And he said he wanted to take a nap. And Madison was upset in Mexico at the bar because he was acting weird and blah, blah, blah, whatever. And so then she goes back to the room. This is, I guess, hours later.

Michaela (63:25)

Yeah.

Scott (63:26)

And she wakes him up.

Michaela (63:27)

Yes.

Scott (63:28)

And she's nice. She's very sweet.

Michaela (63:29)

Yeah, she's a nice girl.

Scott (63:30)

Very sweet. Very sweet person. And then Joe starts playing like, what's going on? I don't know. What do you mean?

Michaela (63:37)

What do you mean?

Scott (63:37)

I took A nap. And then. And then he'd repeat it, like, did I take a nap? Wait, did we eat dinner? And he just started saying the weirdest crap you can think of. In my head there, I knew maybe this is the red purple versus the red blue.

Michaela (63:51)

Okay, yeah.

Scott (63:52)

This guy does not want to be here anymore. This is his exit right here. But his. Like, you just said he want. He doesn't want to look bad.

Michaela (63:59)

Right.

Scott (63:59)

So he's making it seem like she's out of her mind.

Michaela (64:02)

Yeah.

Scott (64:03)

And he doesn't know anything. And he's just driving her. Every time he says it, he. He's getting more and more reaction. Maybe out of her purple there.

Michaela (64:11)

Her yellow, too.

Scott (64:11)

Because she's like, what do you mean?

Michaela (64:13)

Like, she's asking him a hundred questions, which is very yell, how do you.

Scott (64:16)

Know where you are? How do you know that we didn't eat dinner? How do you know that you didn't take a nap? And he's driving her insane. And you know, at the same time saying, I love you, babe. I love you, babe.

Michaela (64:27)

Yeah.

Scott (64:28)

You know, which they all do. But, yes. Right then and there, I knew this is not going to work. This guy wants out. He doesn't want to look bad like you just said, but he wants out.

Michaela (64:38)

If I had walked into that situation as my own aura colors without any. I think, or just. At least if maybe if Madison had just walked in with her purple, I feel like she should have just walked right out and been done at that time. I personally would. I thought, is he on drugs? Like, that's my. Or I walked into that situation, I would have been like, what did he take?

Scott (64:59)

Yeah.

Michaela (65:00)

You know? But then the more he was talking, it's like, oh, my gosh. I think he's just freaking out. He's actually freaking out. Because think about it. You're filming, right? And you're like, I need to go back to the room where, you know, the cameras aren't gonna be. I just gotta go.

Scott (65:13)

I gotta go.

Michaela (65:14)

I gotta go. And I think he just booked it to the room. Turned off all the lights, went under the covers. I don't even know if he was sleeping. I feel like he was just hiding.

Scott (65:22)

I think he was.

Michaela (65:23)

She comes in, the cameras all come in, and he's just like. I think he had a panic attack. I think he, like, absolutely lost. Like, he doesn't know how to leave this situation. Cause he knows the producers are gonna corner him and be like, why are you going to. Why do you want to leave? What's going on? You don't like her. Why don't you like her? Like, trying to get him to say something. And maybe his easiest way out was just to be like, oh, no, I love you. Oh, I'm just tired. Like that.

Scott (65:46)

No. Yeah, I agree. The bad. What I didn't. What he did was real wrong. And I guess again, I don't know with the editing when this all goes down, but it was really bad. And this is what Bug. He's not a. I don't think he's a good guy.

Michaela (65:59)

Yeah.

Scott (65:59)

To be honest with you, I'll just be straightforward.

Michaela (66:01)

Yeah.

Scott (66:01)

I don't think he's a good person. I mean, I'm sure he is, but I don't know. He. He was one of the ones that bothered me the most.

Michaela (66:07)

Yeah.

Scott (66:08)

And the reason why was he was at this. The dinner.

Michaela (66:11)

Yeah.

Scott (66:11)

And this is why a true Red would not do this.

Michaela (66:13)

Right.

Scott (66:13)

With his. With the family.

Michaela (66:15)

Very immature, Madison. Very immature.

Scott (66:17)

He went to their dinner, and I think it was the mother asked a question, you know, she's going to possibly lose her eyesight.

Michaela (66:23)

I know.

Scott (66:23)

Within X amount of days.

Michaela (66:25)

Yeah.

Scott (66:25)

And he said with a straight face that he would be there for her.

Michaela (66:30)

Oh, I know. Because he wants to look good.

Scott (66:31)

Yeah. Because he want to look good. No, I don't know. I would. For me, I couldn't do that. If I. If I believed it, then I would say yes.

Michaela (66:39)

Yeah.

Scott (66:39)

But I couldn't say that to someone's mother.

Michaela (66:42)

Right.

Scott (66:42)

And I don't know who else. I think he had other family members, sister. And then be like, yes, if she goes blind, I will be there. And then obviously, the next day, he's dumping her.

Michaela (66:52)

Yeah, I know.

Scott (66:53)

I couldn't do that.

Michaela (66:53)

That's sick.

Scott (66:54)

That's sick to me, that. That's really disturbing. Again, it could be an edit. I'll give him a little benefit of doubt there, but that was bad for me.

Michaela (67:01)

Yeah. He didn't know how to get out of it.

Scott (67:02)

He didn't know how to get out of it. And of course, then he does what every Red does, and he just bolts and gets angry and, you know, runs off.

Michaela (67:09)

Yeah.

Scott (67:09)

You see him storming off, and that was kind of red.

Michaela (67:11)

It seems that he did it again. I think he ran to his truck.

Scott (67:14)

Ran to his truck? Yeah.

Michaela (67:16)

At the tux fitting.

Scott (67:17)

Right.

Michaela (67:18)

And in Mexico, he ran to the room.

Scott (67:19)

He runs.

Michaela (67:20)

You know, he gotta run somewhere where there's no cameras. That's like his thing.

Scott (67:23)

And then again, in the breakup, you know, he. And again, the edit. We'll give it the edit, but he doesn't say a reason. He just kind of like. It just doesn't work for me.

Michaela (67:31)

How much do you think they sign away their lives to show up at that reunion? Because there's going to be a reunion. You know, I have to. I. There's. I don't. I wonder.

Scott (67:40)

Contract.

Michaela (67:41)

I. They have to. Right. Like we're not going to pay you unless or something, and maybe then you just don't get paid. I don't know.

Scott (67:47)

Yeah, but I don't know. But I assume he.

Michaela (67:50)

He's.

Scott (67:51)

I don't follow the social media and all this, but I assume he's not coming off well.

Michaela (67:54)

Oh, no.

Scott (67:55)

Okay.

Michaela (67:57)

The other thing.

Scott (67:57)

I just want to add this the way. So for Madison to how I was able to get her colors.

Michaela (68:01)

Yeah.

Scott (68:02)

Because this was what the episode's all about, really. Being yellow purple. She. I actually thought she looked exactly like the one from Vanderpump. Stassi.

Michaela (68:12)

Oh, Stassi.

Scott (68:13)

Who's yellow purple.

Michaela (68:14)

Oh, that's interesting.

Scott (68:15)

To me. They look the same person.

Michaela (68:16)

Yeah, they're like the eyes.

Scott (68:19)

Very familiar. And then you always tell me if someone reminds you of someone, then that might be their color.

Michaela (68:24)

Yes, that's true too.

Scott (68:25)

So I thought she was yellow purple. Just based off.

Michaela (68:27)

That's interesting. Yeah.

Scott (68:28)

So that's how I got that.

Michaela (68:28)

She looked like one of Bri's friends to me. Who's the yellow purple.

Scott (68:32)

Purple too. Okay, so that makes sense, right?

Michaela (68:34)

My. Our daughter's friend. She looks like a friend.

Scott (68:36)

Okay. All right. So they're obviously not going to work, but.

Michaela (68:41)

Okay. All right, who's next?

Scott (68:42)

All right, next we have KB oh, and this is my favorite. This guy is my favorite. I know his name is Edmund. I call him Edmonds. I don't know.

Michaela (68:49)

Just.

Scott (68:50)

I would be friends with this guy Edmond. If you want to be friends, look me up.

Michaela (68:54)

I know.

Scott (68:55)

And I will be friends with you.

Michaela (68:56)

You're very protective of him.

Scott (68:57)

Yes, I know exactly what this guy wants.

Michaela (68:58)

Tell us what he wants. Oh, wait, let's do the colors first.

Scott (69:00)

All right, so KB you told me, is purple blue.

Michaela (69:03)

Yeah.

Scott (69:03)

And Edmund is blue to go purple.

Michaela (69:06)

Yeah.

Scott (69:06)

But as a child he was pink. He was pink.

Michaela (69:08)

He was a pink. I never see pink boys grow up pink adults. I never see pink adults.

Scott (69:13)

You want to give your take first. And then Edmond.

Michaela (69:16)

Edmund. I mean, this is like such. This is so trigger emotionally. I feel like that happened to him. He's very little boy in a lot of ways, as we can all see. And he's very sensitive. He's a double empath boy. And just a way to kind of like, mom's not mean to me. You know, mom did nobody. I wasn't abandoned.

Scott (69:35)

Like, me.

Michaela (69:36)

Yeah. I want him to have nice, nice, protective friends that love him, and I want him to, like, get leadership and help, like, you know, volunteer or help her work. And like, he said his dream is to be a substitute teacher. That, like, in the pods, he said that. That made me cry because, like, why aren't you a substitute teacher? Go do that. Like, especially in Florida.

Scott (69:53)

Yeah, Florida. I could walk you into the school next to our house right now, taking.

Michaela (69:57)

People off the street, man.

Scott (69:58)

And you're gonna get a job.

Michaela (70:00)

Okay. You can totally assess your teacher.

Scott (70:03)

Yeah.

Michaela (70:04)

Kids would love you. I think you do better, like, with little. Like, little kids and stuff. Anyways, so that's him. Now, K.B. she's purple, blue, but she definitely does that thing I talk about. It's called get stuff done. Aura colors. And sometimes it's yellow, and sometimes she's wearing red, and it comes off as harsh and parental. And she is a social worker. This seems like a whole dynamic. Like, she was a foster kid.

Scott (70:26)

She's a social worker.

Michaela (70:27)

Like, this is weird. I feel like she kind of wants things a certain way, and maybe she found somebody who's a little bit more malleable to get that from him. I don't think she's a bad person either, by the way. I think she's coming off real bad.

Scott (70:41)

Yeah, she might get a. I think.

Michaela (70:43)

She'S coming off really bad. And I feel bad for her because I think she's a really good person. I think they just are two traumatized people who are consistently, subconsciously triggering each other to try to heal each other, but they don't know that's happening. So it's just like, oh, my God, please stop rubbing her feet. Stop rubbing her feet.

Scott (71:02)

Right. All right, so here. This is where I started to have the problem with this couple.

Michaela (71:06)

Okay. Okay.

Scott (71:07)

So. And again, what KB Loves to do is tell a whole backstory from the minute you wake up to the point of the argument, everything you do. And she will rewind it, and you just sit there and you listen. But she will go back in time and tell everything. How everything led into everything to lead to that moment.

Michaela (71:26)

How you slighted her.

Scott (71:27)

Right. How the slight came about.

Michaela (71:29)

How did the slight happen?

Scott (71:30)

Right. And we don't see that because, again, it's edited, but. All right, so Edmund, you know, made a comment. I think Annie and Nick, I Can't believe I know these people's names. I know Annie and Nick. Annie made a comment that Nick is perfect. Obviously, that didn't work out, but. And then Edmund really was taken back by that comment that he really loved that Annie told Nick that he was perfect.

Michaela (71:52)

Yeah.

Scott (71:53)

And now I will rewind like kb. And if you go back a few episodes, KB and Edmund were having lunch, and Edmund tells KB what he wants. And he says, I want to be told pretty much, I think every day, maybe even more than once a day, that he's the greatest, that he's the best, that he's perfect, that he's amazing, and all these positive things about him.

Michaela (72:18)

Correct.

Scott (72:19)

And so when Edmund heard Nick say, sorry, Annie say that Nick is perfect, he was saying, I need to hear that, too, from KB and she's not. I assume she's not saying that enough. But all he wants is when you wake up is you tell Edmund. You could fake it if you want.

Michaela (72:39)

Right.

Scott (72:39)

But you gotta tell him, you're great, man. You're amazing. You do that really well.

Michaela (72:43)

He needs that affirmation.

Scott (72:44)

He does need that affirmation. And that's a whole nother thing. That could be a therapy thing, whatever. But that's what he was telling KB he wants. And it seems like that she doesn't. She wasn't doing that for him on the daily.

Michaela (72:58)

Oh, my God.

Scott (72:59)

And he wants that on the daily.

Michaela (73:01)

Yeah. That's very simple.

Scott (73:02)

Right. You know, some days I might forget to tell you how amazing you are and how well you do. I don't think you. Maybe you do. Tay rehearsal. I don't know, but I don't think so. But he really wants it.

Michaela (73:11)

He needs it.

Scott (73:13)

Yeah, he really needs that affirmation.

Michaela (73:15)

That's all he wants. I know. And he's always trying to do it for her.

Scott (73:18)

Yeah. And he does it for her, too.

Michaela (73:20)

Yeah.

Scott (73:20)

Yeah. He's very positive, you know, sure. He wants to go into a cupboard and play hide and seek, but, you.

Michaela (73:26)

Know, you chose this. I think they shouldn't be together. Okay.

Scott (73:32)

Yeah. All right. We're leaving it at that.

Michaela (73:34)

Yeah. I mean, obviously, I don't think. Oh, do you think they're gonna get married at the.

Scott (73:40)

On the wedding day?

Michaela (73:41)

Yeah, I think they are. Oh, really?

Scott (73:44)

I don't know. I don't think they should.

Michaela (73:46)

God.

Scott (73:46)

But I think they are.

Michaela (73:47)

Oh, God.

Scott (73:48)

And I don't know what it looks like right now.

Michaela (73:49)

I think she knows that this is the best she can find right now.

Scott (73:53)

Yeah.

Michaela (73:54)

I think that she's been so Burned that. She's like, this is better than what I did deal with. At least.

Scott (73:59)

Yeah, at least.

Michaela (73:59)

You keep showing off.

Scott (74:00)

All right, all right. And our last couple.

Michaela (74:02)

Oh, yeah.

Scott (74:03)

Okay. So they did break up. So we know this, but this was a disaster way to happen. I mean, you could tell from the beginning that this was not going to work. But, yes, they did not make it. Annie and Nick.

Michaela (74:14)

Oh, God.

Scott (74:15)

All right. What are Annie's colors at Nick's?

Michaela (74:17)

Annie is turquoise, yellow, and purple. So tricolor with the turquoise. That's a lot. And then Nick is green chameleon green. Now a chameleon, but he's purple blue. Okay. But he wears like chameleon. He's got a chameleon aura, and it happens to be green. I did a whole episode on chameleons. I forget what episode that was. It was like beware of the salesman aura or something like that. But. And I talked about this on the substack. My long story short of what the chameleon thing is, when you're very insecure, I see this with men who are usually double empath men. They're very insecure with their sensitivity because of everything, and they're very insecure with themselves. So they hide it with a chameleon aurea, meaning they fit in to wherever they have to. And you notice he's like a jack of all trades. Like, he can do this, he can do that, he can ski. He's a smooth talk. He always knows what to say. Usually. They're really good at future faking. They're really good at love bombing. They really get you. And there's a spectrum of chameleon, by the way. There can be very harmless ones all the way to the worst ones that just ruin your entire life. Above all, they're time wasters. I think chameleon oras tend to be time wasers. And. And I feel like with him, he wants to look a certain way and. Oh, and chameleons love this show. They love. Love is Vine. They always cast chameleons because they. They need the world to believe what they're projecting. And the bigger the scale they can do that on, the more oomph they get from it in their own psyche. So anyways, that's what I get. Oh, and then Annie, she just kind of all over the place. She definitely sends some things off with Nick.

Scott (76:02)

Yeah.

Michaela (76:02)

In her turquoise. She sensed it.

Scott (76:04)

Right.

Michaela (76:04)

And I don't think she knew how to handle it. So she was just kind of like, trying to get him to say something. What's up? What's happening? Why don't you do this? What is going on? Like, what? Like, say the. Like, I don't. I don't think she knows what she was picking up or trying to get him to do, but her turquoise was trying so hard to reflect back to him.

Scott (76:28)

Something. Yeah. Well. And again, this is. We'll go back to the editing. But she's gonna get the bad edit here.

Michaela (76:33)

Yes.

Scott (76:33)

Where Nick, you know, because he constantly saying, well, I love you.

Michaela (76:37)

I love you.

Scott (76:37)

I do love you. Look what I did for you.

Michaela (76:39)

I love you so much.

Scott (76:40)

Right. And she's coming back with these weird. I love you.

Michaela (76:44)

Well, I love you so much. Why aren't you here with me?

Scott (76:46)

Right.

Michaela (76:47)

Why don't you love me as much as I love you? You.

Scott (76:48)

Why aren't you helping me? He's like, but I did help. Like, so now I think this is. Again, I don't know, but I think there was something we did not see. And this is my. And I'm not gonna go. You could. I'll just leave it at that. There. I think there was something behind the scenes where these two were talking that we did not see.

Michaela (77:07)

I don't like to speculate. And I'm like, yeah, Yeah.

Scott (77:10)

I think there's been a lot of speculation on this, and I'm not going to say whether I think it's true or not. And it doesn't even matter if it's true or not.

Michaela (77:17)

Zero matter.

Scott (77:17)

Right. It's irrelevant. I do think she's going to get the bad edit here.

Michaela (77:22)

Yeah.

Scott (77:22)

And she does get a very bad edit because she comes off as kind of needy. And then the worst part of the edit they gave her when at the end, when he breaks up with her, and he's just saying, you know, I'm not happy. This is not working for me. And these are the reasons, you know, why. I'm like, Joe wouldn't give the reasons why.

Michaela (77:37)

Yeah.

Scott (77:38)

Where. You know, when she was attacking him for these love speeches.

Michaela (77:41)

Right.

Scott (77:42)

And then she's just like, well, let's just. Do. You know, we could just make it work. Almost like a business. It became like, business.

Michaela (77:49)

Yeah.

Scott (77:50)

Let's just. You could do it. You can go to the altar.

Michaela (77:52)

Right.

Scott (77:52)

Let's just do it.

Michaela (77:53)

Right.

Scott (77:53)

And that's weird. I mean, my thought was strange.

Michaela (77:56)

Yeah. And I thought a couple things. Like, you, like, she was just in it for friendship or like, business. Which is really.

Scott (78:01)

Right. Yeah.

Michaela (78:02)

But I also wonder if it's like, let's just be the Instagram couple or something like that. You know what I mean? Like, let's. Let's take this as far as we can with social media or like, like that kind of thing. Yeah, it could be that.

Scott (78:12)

Yeah, it could be that. She has a business, but she wants to get that off the ground.

Michaela (78:15)

I think she was more stressed out about it, but I guess it felt like more.

Scott (78:21)

Yeah, I mean, that. That's the. And that's the red flag there. That, like, why are you begging someone.

Michaela (78:27)

Just to have arrangement? But he's a good talker.

Scott (78:30)

But he's a very good talker and.

Michaela (78:31)

He'S good at, like, expressing himself. And she's not. Those chameleons will set you up to look psycho. Like, that is another thing chameleons can.

Scott (78:39)

And he did. Yeah, he did.

Michaela (78:40)

They will set you up. Like, he set her up to kind of feel insecure enough to kind of do the but don't you love me? But, like, all that. And it's like, almost like, oh, that's what I'll use. That was easy. That's what I'll use to get you later.

Scott (78:54)

Yeah. But if you were picking up some things that he said, especially when he was showing off his home, there were a few things he said there that if you wanted to kind of find the crack of this chameleon where you could see, like, maybe he's not. So as great as he seems.

Michaela (79:08)

Okay.

Scott (79:08)

There were a few things he said in the home when he was showing off the home, you know, where he lives in.

Michaela (79:12)

Yeah.

Scott (79:13)

You know, some. You guys like to use the word coded now.

Michaela (79:16)

Okay.

Scott (79:16)

Some language that was coded.

Michaela (79:18)

That's true.

Scott (79:18)

And I won't get into it, but.

Michaela (79:21)

Right.

Scott (79:22)

So that could be too. I don't know. And again, it could be a lot of different things here.

Michaela (79:26)

Another. Those two were just. I think we all knew.

Scott (79:28)

Yeah, they were.

Michaela (79:29)

It was just really weird.

Scott (79:30)

They were.

Michaela (79:31)

But they're already getting a lot of backlash because they said some really kind of messed up things about, what would you do if you had an LGBTQ kid?

Scott (79:39)

Yeah, I didn't care. I don't watch the pods.

Michaela (79:42)

Yeah. And they both were like, we wouldn't accept it.

Scott (79:44)

Yeah.

Michaela (79:44)

And it was like, well, that's not nice.

Scott (79:46)

Yeah.

Michaela (79:46)

Yeah.

Scott (79:47)

And, you know, sometimes people that are.

Michaela (79:51)

Not accepted, it's like, who even asks that? Yeah, I think that's how.

Scott (79:56)

Like, why would that even come up?

Michaela (79:57)

Like, that wouldn't even come up for me. Cause it's not an issue.

Scott (79:59)

Yeah.

Michaela (80:00)

At all. So I don't know. Yeah, that's a weird, it's a weird, it's a weird issue. Weird issue like that to me, it's like, what would you do if your kid didn't like dogs?

Scott (80:06)

Like, I don't know.

Michaela (80:07)

I guess the same thing. It's like, I don't know what they're going to be like. Yeah, speculate. Weird. Weird. All right. Was that everybody?

Scott (80:15)

I think we got everyone. I know there's some singles, but you guys. Yeah.

Michaela (80:19)

Yeah. All right, well, follow us over on the Facebook group Mystic Michaela Spiritual Family. We have lovely conversations about all the love is blind people. We want all your hot takes and we want to hear how you can tell the difference between different aura combinations over there. I think that's a fun conversation to have. And this podcast is for you and about you and we're so glad you spent some time with us today.