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Hi, guys. Welcome back to another episode. Happy Monday. Happy New Year. I am so excited for today's episode. You guys are going to get to know Tyler a little bit better, and we're going to ask him some questions, some pressing questions that you guys have. Are you excited? Are you nervous? Tell us how you feel. You're in the hot seat.
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Always a little nervous, but I'm pretty much an. No, I'm not an open book at all, actually. I'm quite a closed book, so. Well, I mean, y'all don't need to know everything about me.
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You can know everything about me.
B
Yeah, that's okay.
A
Okay, we're gonna start with the very first question. Tyler, where do you see yourself in five years? In five years, you will be 30.
B
At 30, I see myself still by your side, but hopefully for three months out of the year, we're on a beach somewhere.
A
Yes.
B
We've built something big and.
A
Yes. And you're just filming content of me frolicking in the water or, like, just.
B
Taking calls from the beach.
A
Yeah. Oh, so he's a beach boy now.
B
Yeah. No, honestly, that's one thing that I think I've learned to love the beach through me to a point. Yes. I think the reason. I don't know if I've talked about this before, but I think the reason I resented the beach is because that's where I went every time for a vacation when I was growing up. And, you know, when you're a kid, you're not that busy. And so what. Do I sound out of touch right now? Why are you making that face?
A
A little bit. But also, like, again, for 20, 25, be unapologetically you. Like, you can't blame. That's how you grew up. Fuck the haters, okay? Everyone wishes they had beach vacations growing up.
B
Well, and that's. My parents were both workaholics. So, like, anytime we vacationed, we were in the Bahamas or we went, like, I've been to wherever anyway.
A
No, speak your mind, bestie.
B
And so I hated it because all I wanted to do is, like, go to a cool city. Go to. You know, even, like, instead of going to Cancun, going to Mexico City or. Yeah, you know what I mean? Go see something new. Experience culture. Not just be on the beach. And now that I'm old and I work, we work all the time. It's like, no. When I'm not at work, like, I don't. Because when we went to Italy, we were gone for three weeks. I was off of work. But you Know what I mean? You get back and you did not relax one.
A
No, I was exhausted.
B
It's like, so exhausting.
A
Like, you get. That's a trip, not a vacation.
B
Yeah, exactly.
A
There's a difference.
B
So now I've grown an appreciation for going and doing absolutely nothing.
A
There's going on a trip and there's going on a vacation. Going to Japan is going on a trip. Going to Mexico on the beach is a vacay.
B
Yeah. But every vacation I took from work, I used to want it to be a trip.
A
Yeah. See, for me, when I would go to the beach with my family, my mom would have, like 50 excursions lined up for us. Like, it was. I had to beg to have like one day at the pool to just like, be a mermaid because we were like, zip lining, rock climbing, ATVing.
B
That's your mom to a T that, like, she loves it.
A
Damn. Sit still for a second. But it made me very, like, well rounded and like, very cultured and just to be able to try and experience new things and not be afraid of stuff and like, all that. So I am appreciative, but I think there's a balance.
B
Yeah.
A
Okay. What is your favorite book?
B
My favorite book is A Little Life, but I don't recommend y'all read that. A second alternative if you like Greek mythology, I would say the song of Achilles.
A
Love that. Do you think these are coasters?
B
Yeah, I do.
A
Okay. Would you ever want to meet your biological parents?
B
No.
A
Okay.
B
I've never had an interest. I was adopted at birth and my parents are my parents.
A
And will you tell your cool story, the Sonic story? I think it's a really interesting story if you feel comfortable.
B
Nah.
A
Okay. Anyway, I'm sorry for the tease too.
B
Much in my personal life.
A
Okay. How did you meet me?
B
By becoming a client. And no one get any ideas.
A
If you had to rob a bank, would you take Lance or me?
B
Definitely not Lance. Lance would be the worst person. I love you, Lance, but you would make it like, obviously robbing a bank is already a stressful situation. And he would make it ten times more stressful. It would be fucking awful.
A
That would be such a good distractor.
B
Yeah, no, yeah, of course you. Lance is just very high strung. And so he would be like.
A
He'd ruin it.
B
He would be freaking out over, like, every little detail about it. And like. Yeah, by the end of it, I'd be like, no, we're not doing this.
A
Okay. If I had to only pick carboxy mousse or plated intense serum for someone who has normal skin, age 32. What should they get?
B
Normal skin. Define normal skin. Like, no issues. Yeah, 32.
A
Two.
B
Prob. Probably intense.
A
Good. That's what I was gonna say. Yeah, I agree.
B
You're losing your collagen, babe.
A
Yeah. So, okay, next. What's been your favorite, most effective treatment Savannah's done on you?
B
I would say the era from Aralais that it was insane. Like, we got back from Italy, and I looked like a chocolate chip cookie. The amount of brown pigment I had, freckles galore, and within five days, it was like a magic eraser.
A
Yeah. And we. So you can either with the era, go, like, super deep, or you can just go more, like, surface level so you're not having that crazy downtime. It's literally, like, four or five days. And that's what we did on him. And it literally made him from a chocolate chip cookie to a sugar cookie. Yeah, it was crazy. I would agree. Okay, what's your favorite song to play? That's. Non classical Music listeners would know that. Non classical music listeners would know. What's your favorite song to play that non classical. Listen. Music listeners would know.
B
You feel me to play as in, like, listen to or like.
A
No. Like, what do you like to play on the viola. That's like, one that, like, everybody would know nothing but you if you had one that's like a generic one that everyone knows.
B
No.
A
Like, happy birthday.
B
Yeah. No, I hate playing that shit. I love you guys, but, like, that's the whole point of, like. It's like, no one wants to play Paco Bell's canon.
A
Okay. I don't know what that is.
B
Yeah, you do.
A
Favorite pet of Savannah's. And why Nova?
B
Because she loves me the most.
A
Fair. What's one treatment you've regretted doing on yourself? Well, ig. Savannah doing, I guess. Savannah doing. Yeah. What's one treatment that you've done that you're like, I know what it is, but we can't talk bad about them.
B
Yeah. Yep.
A
It's a pill that we no longer do. That's no downtime.
B
That's not what I was thinking.
A
Oh, were you thinking the long one, the hard one?
B
No. I love that shit.
A
What are we talking about? Oh, okay. Yeah. Okay. I thought to ask you something about when y'all aren't together, but that's never a thing. Well, it is.
B
Y'all need to watch what you say.
A
How did you feel when doing the Elf on the Shelf content? Was it fun? Embarrassing?
B
No, I had fun.
A
Yeah. I would never force him to do It. That's the thing. People think that I just, like, dictate. Tyler. I don't.
B
Yeah. For the people saying I should have gotten a good bonus for it. I love you guys.
A
Well.
B
And I did.
A
He did.
B
It was. No, it wasn't bad. I mean. And honestly, it's been a running bit for us forever.
A
Forever.
B
For years. So, like, it was just funny to me.
A
He's comfortable with himself, and it was funny. And he looked good as an elf.
B
Honestly, I kind of ate down.
A
You did. Like you were meant to be an elf. Okay. Tyler, are the face reality supplements pregnancy safe?
B
Why would you ask me that? I don't know.
A
Ask your doctor.
B
Yeah.
A
If you could go back to being 20, what would you do differently?
B
That's a good question. I don't know if I would have done anything differently.
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I love that everything led us to where we are today.
B
Yeah.
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Ups and downs. All shapes you as a person. Okay. Best moment and worst moment of 20, 24. I'm gonna let you ponder that because I already know mine. Because I know. I know you need to think about this one.
B
Yeah.
A
And I don't want there to be like a ten minute silent dad pause while you're thinking. Okay. So for me, my best moment this year. Okay, let's go with worst. Actually, my worst moment this year was when I herniated my disc. I thought I was gonna fucking kill myself. Honestly, guys, like, it was. I'm not even kidding. Like, I completely understand people that are in chronic pain that want to take their life, because that's how I felt. Like, I didn't want to die, but I not. Like, I could not go another day feeling the way I did. So I was the worst. God, I had so many amazing moments this year. I would definitely say my favorite, though, was scuba diving at Mala Wharf in Maui was so beautiful. There were so many turtles. I've never been in the water with that many turtles. Really? I have not been in the water with that many turtles in my entire life. Like, it was euphoric. It was just unreal.
B
Mine is best. Okay. So that's my same.
A
Best was his first time scuba diving.
B
Yeah. And I think it was, like, for a different reason, because it was like me getting over a big fear. A big fear. And it was, like, in a very beautiful area. It was cool. I was kind of, like, panicking for 80% of the time we were down there, and then I finally just let go.
A
Yeah.
B
And so that was pretty good. And then, honestly, worse is hard. I, like, sad enough. I think My worst was my birthday this year when we were in Vegas and I felt so horrible, and I was trying to rally because Ann had fallen all the way out.
A
Oh, yeah.
B
I was like, I would. I felt so horrible and. But it was like. I felt so bad at the same time, too. Yeah. It was just a disaster. Honestly. That was like. Like, I couldn't eat at dinner and I just. I looked like a puppy.
A
And then I had, like, a half eye closed.
B
Yeah.
A
And I was, like, depressed.
B
Yeah. It was a rough time.
A
I was getting cyber bullied. There's so many things. It was, like, a really bad day. Okay, sorry. Clients are texting me. Okay. Tyler, do you ever use refining foam cleanser, or do you always use Idealic cleanser?
B
I use refining foam sometimes. I have ideal IT cleanser in my shower for when I shower in the morning. It's like my morning cleanse is the one I do. And a lot of times at night, I have refining foam next to my sink. So I'll just use refining foam if I'm, like, too lazy to go into my shower and get idealic. So I use it sometimes I feel like it also makes me feel more. Refining foam gives me more of that, like, stripped clean type of feel. Not like stripped, like, barrier stripped, but you know what I mean? Like, where you feel clean, it feels more clean than Idealic does, even though I know they both clean. You know what I'm saying? So I wouldn't use refining foam personally every single day, but I do like it occasionally.
A
I love that. But he has never an oxygen wash.
B
No, I could not use oxygen.
A
He has too many actives. But I don't use a lot of, like. I don't use, like, salicylic acid and a bunch of alpha hydroxy acids. So. Yeah, okay. Do you want kids?
B
It's something. For a long time, I said no. And it's something. I'm still, like, closer on the no side, but I think I've, like, shifted.
A
Did Cyrus warm your heart a little bit?
B
No, but I think I'd just be open to it now as I've grown.
A
Okay. Have you seen Wicked?
B
Have I seen Wicked today? Actually, the day we're filming it is out for release now. You can buy it at home, so I'll probably be doing that. I thoroughly enjoyed Wicked. Do I know every word to every song? No.
A
I saw it three times, though.
B
I did see it three times in theaters. I mean, that was by chance, like, it was like, I had told Josh that I would go see it with him before you and I went and saw it, but then you and I went and saw it first, so then I had to go see it with Josh, and then my family wanted to see it on Thanksgiving, so, like, I. You know what I mean?
A
Yeah.
B
It wasn't like I was, like, gun to the head.
A
You had to go.
B
I wasn't, like, rallying the troops to go see it three times. I just. It just happened.
A
Are you married?
B
No.
A
Where did you work before sba.
B
I worked corporate logistics at United Postal Service.
A
Ups. Even wearing the brown, he just can't get away. He loves them so much.
B
My family bleeds brown.
A
Okay, what's your favorite city to visit? I already know the answer.
B
It is New York.
A
What is your favorite place to travel with? Savannah. Where was your favorite place to travel with Savannah? Dubai. Utah. Italy. Hawaii.
B
I think Italy. Italy was just. I don't. There was something about it that was magical.
A
Yeah, I agree. What was your favorite skincare product this year?
B
Carboxymus.
A
Love that.
B
Period, point blank, period.
A
Okay.
B
Competition.
A
What's something you want to accomplish before you turn 30?
B
Um. Put a pin in that.
A
Okay. Have you ever been through a best friend breakup?
B
Yes.
A
My gain?
B
Yeah. Yes, I have. And it was. It was sad. I mean, it was someone I was best friends with since I was, like, 10 years old, but sometimes you outgrow people and they want to stay in the same place in their life forever.
A
Would you ever leave Texas?
B
Yeah. I mean, like, if Savannah left Texas.
A
If we could agree that's what I was waiting for.
B
Yeah, Like, I would. Of course I would, but.
A
But, like, not without me.
B
Yeah. No.
A
Yeah. Who is your dream person?
B
I don't have a dream person.
A
Hispanic.
B
Yeah.
A
Yeah. Okay. We got another word. You see yourself in five years. Do you ever see yourself as an esthetician?
B
No. I think I could do it well. I think I could do it well. I do. I really do. But I don't think you would get.
A
Tired with having to, like, talk to people all day. I think I would exhaust you, like, talking to that many people.
B
I feel like I already did that.
A
Yeah, that's true. Okay, how old were. Whoa. How old were you when you started playing the viola?
B
I was 12. Almost 13.
A
What did you get Savannah for Christmas?
B
I got her a bag that she wanted from Gucci. Oh, you should have put that on your ends. Gucci is in.
A
Gucci is back in. And it's like a cute little Gucci bag.
B
Yeah, it's super small. It's like her fur. It's her tiniest bag in her collection.
A
Which I love that.
B
Yeah.
A
Because it's like.
B
Because she's always been a medium plus girl. And I think she needs some, like, cute things where you can only fit a credit card and then you're shoving the lipstick in after.
A
Yep.
B
And then I also got her, at this point, a new passport holder. Cute because she has some fun upcoming trips this year.
A
What did Savannah get you for Christmas?
B
Savannah did too much, as she always does, and got me.
A
Well, I got the girls diamond necklaces.
B
She got me.
A
And you're also my best friend.
B
This.
A
He's what he wanted. Tyler. The thing is, Tyler doesn't want a lot of things. Tyler has very specific curated items that he wants. And obviously he has expensive taste. And he's. There's nothing else I could have got him. Like, I could have got him something smaller, but he wouldn't have, like, wanted that. And I would rather just get what he wants.
B
It's very nice, and I'm very appreciative for it. And she did it. She.
A
Tell them on the podcast.
B
What?
A
It's a Van Cleef bracelet.
B
Oh, it is a van. I just assume if you don't watch the YouTube video. I'm actually kind of offended.
A
Are you gonna start answering everyone's messages back? If you're directing them to the YouTube.
B
I think, you know, I think you guys should just be watching the.
A
And commenting. We'll have Tyler comment back for 20, 25. Add that to his to do list.
B
Yeah.
A
Once a week, my to do list is okay. Probably won't be that many people that comment. Okay. What's your favorite place to shop for clothes? Sandro, in theory, mostly Sandro.
B
Now Sandro for sure. I have some others. Like, I love Ami Paris, and if I could afford a Brunello Cucinelli.
A
What do you say? Brunello Cucinelli.
B
Yeah, I have some stuff from there, but it's expensive. But my ends are buying quality pieces that last. But I've cut myself off for the next few months.
A
I mean, you can't be in a Zara shirt with your Van Cleef bracelet.
B
Yeah, this is. This is Sandro.
A
Yeah, I know.
B
And these are Brunello Cucinelli.
A
Just kidding. I'm joking. All right. What is your favorite thing about Savannah?
B
My favorite thing is that she is very fucking funny when she is not meaning to be. That's like my favorite thing. It's like, I feel like when you try to be funny, I never laugh. And you're like, nothing. But then, like, there are Some things.
A
Like when I said, do you want the tea? I want tea. And then you're like, what kind of tea? And I was like, herbal and verbal. And then he didn't laugh.
B
Yeah, no, that. See, that's not funny. But, like, the other day when we were.
A
Or watching. Wait. Sorry, guys. That was funny when I said, the doctor that won't move out of the building that I want. I said, I will either blow him or blow him up. One of the two. You didn't think that was funny to get him to move?
B
Maybe that got a chuckle. But it's like, the moments when it was funny. Like. Like we were watching squid games and she was watching it in English dubs and I was begging us to watch it in the Korean with just the captions. And then she was like. Like, she gardened a little and she was like, give me, like, 10 minutes and you can probably switch it and I won't notice. Like, that was so fucking funny. Like, I laughed so hard at that because, like, just the concept of, like, me switching it to Korean and you not noticing killed me. Like, it's that stuff.
A
Funny.
B
Yeah.
A
Okay, two more. Have you ever had a skin check?
B
No.
A
Should do that. I didn't know that. Should have got you an annual skin check for Christmas.
B
I. I actually have maybe once, actually, because I remember I thought that this. I got scared by this.
A
Okay. That's okay. Whenever we go to AM Spa this year, I'm just gonna go pay off a derm there and take you to the bathroom with them, make them strip you naked and spread your cheeks and all your toes to make sure you don't have skin cancer.
B
I don't.
A
That's what we're gonna do.
B
I have. I don't go.
A
Do you know Lance is, like, terrified to get a skin check now because he thinks every dermatologist in Dallas knows who I am. And he doesn't wanna go in and be like, yeah, I saw Lance Lambert, his gooch and his ball sack, and he's, like, very insecure about it. And I was like, well, just find you, like, a very, like, small country.
B
Why couldn't he go to who we see and be fine?
A
He doesn't want people to, like, know him. I know. I'm like, no one cares, dude.
B
Yeah.
A
Like, they do this every day.
B
They're like doctors.
A
Like, they're just Dr.
B
Interesting.
A
I'm Teppa.
B
Okay, let's have Jacqueline.
A
Yeah, I just, like, probably just FaceTime her. What's your least favorite thing about Savannah?
B
Honestly? Her inability to Take time for herself. Yeah, I think that's like just the mindset of if you, and almost if you enjoy life or if you like take time for yourself, that you're going to lose opportunity somewhere.
A
Yes, but that's also why. Yeah, but then, but that's been, but.
B
That'S been proven, like we've proven that wrong many a times that like you don't have to go a hundred percent to receive a hundred percent. Yeah, maybe we've proven it.
A
Okay.
B
And then there have been times where you give 100% and you get 20% and it's just like, I think it's. And I'm, I'm advocating for you to able to live a happy life that is not 1000% revolved around.
A
I know, but to me, the thing is it's not even about money. It's like my self worth is all tied into like what I produce and how hard I work. Like if I don't feel beaten and battered at the end of the day, like I don't feel like I did enough that day. You know what I mean? Like, that's what's. It's like it's mental. It's not like.
B
Yeah. And I don't.
A
And I think people that follow me, they don't get that. They probably think I'm just like this money hungry, like success, like monster that just like can't get enough. And that's not it. It's just I literally like, that is how I value myself is by how much I can do.
B
And that's why I said thing I dislike about you the most is that you don't find fulfillment.
A
I'm trying.
B
I know, but I'm answering the question you asked me.
A
I just need to be like hi all the time.
B
Yeah, that's true.
A
I gotta stay high when she gardens. Yeah, I don't give a fool. It's so funny because I'll be so mad at Lance or I'll be so mad about a situation and then I'll go like, like when I'm sober, you know, like. Or something will happen at work, like I'll be like so mad, so pissed. Like just like want to punch a wall. And then I so good. I'm like, I don't even give a fudge. Like I don't care. I do not care. Like I give zero fucks when I'm high. Yeah, everything's great. I don't care.
B
That's true.
A
And you know, but the thing is my sober self cared, you know, I'm.
B
Just going to start, like, feeding you edibles that, like, 4:30 or. No, like 3:30.
A
So they hit after my last client's done.
B
After your last client's done. And then you can take time to yourself.
A
Yeah, I know. But then I'm not productive. That's why I only do it at night so I can go to bed.
B
Yeah.
A
Because my brain won't shut off. I don't want you all to think I'm, like, a drug addict.
B
No.
A
Because I didn't do it, obviously. The entire time I was pregnant or breastfeeding, she did not. And I was fine.
B
Yeah.
A
I feel like I was, like, pretty mentally healthy throughout my pregnancy, honestly.
B
Yeah. I think your life was easier back then, though.
A
Oh, yeah. It's way crazier now.
B
Yeah.
A
But, yeah, because I didn't really start, like, doing social media the way I do it now until I had Cyrus, you know, like, I was honest.
B
It was like, during your maternity leave.
A
Yeah. Where I was like, oh, yeah. And then. Yeah. It's been crazy ever since. But no. Yeah, I definitely think. Yeah.
B
Was that the last question?
A
No, I have some.
B
This was supposed to be about me.
A
But I'm so sorry.
B
I'm the one who made it about you.
A
I know. I'm trying to think. Okay. Yeah, I guess that's it.
B
Oh, okay.
A
There's none others.
B
Oh, that's fine.
A
Last one. Well, let's refresh.
B
No, that's fine.
A
Okay. One second.
B
I'm guarded. Anyways, y'all don't need to know everything.
A
Can you sing or something?
B
Interested?
A
No one else asked me.
B
Okay.
A
All right, guys. Happy Monday. Love ya. See you next time.
B
Real quick.
A
Oh, my God. Yeah.
B
Okay.
A
Do you have them ready?
B
No.
A
Told you.
B
No, you didn't. You said, bring sticks in the fragrances.
A
I said I need to pull it up on your phone so we know the notes.
B
I didn't hear that. I thought you. When you said need to pull it up, I thought you meant the questions.
A
Okay, so Tyler has the one I like. Rebel Rehab. Okay, so. Okay. We have to, like, get more context because people are probably like, what the are they doing? We're smelling some perfumes for you guys on the podcast. If you're not watching the video, it is.
B
Initio is the brand. This is actually one of the first niche fragrances that I ever bought. I've had this for, like, almost four years now.
A
Yes. I have never purchased an initial perfume, but I guess pronounce things. Smelled these.
B
What if people are like, it's an idio.
A
It probably is it's definitely.
B
It can't be. If it is, then I'm done.
A
Probably is.
B
No way.
A
Okay, first one is Rehab. This is one Tyler has. And unfortunately, it's the one that I love, but I will never share a fragrance with him again because he ruined a fragrance for me.
B
Ma Bundy.
A
Yes.
B
I used it as poo pourri while we were in Utah.
A
I know. Every time he wears it, I just reminds me of, like, the smell of shit and lavender mixed together.
B
It was.
A
It was so bad. Tyler, like, you, like, ruined that poor fragrance for me.
B
And it's such a good fragrance.
A
And I literally was the one that I got. And, like, you know, you can write stuff on the Le Labo perfumes, and I wrote the sun to my moon and the moon to my sun. It was supposed to be cute. Now I just think of shit every time I smell it.
B
I think we just need to put some space between it.
A
It will never not be that for me. I know. You know how I am with songs and scents. Like, they are very vivid memories for me. I will never not smell shit mixed with it.
B
Yeah, this is the one I have for sure.
A
Okay. What? Okay, you're the notes man. I'm the sprayer, and you're the notes man. All right, we're starting off with rehab. Rehab is what? Tyler has this brand if you're driving, so you know how to spell it. It's I N, I T, I O initio. Could be wrong, but that's how you spell it. This one's sexy. I like this.
B
Okay, so rehab is. I rate rehab a 7.5 out of 10.
A
I give it a 6.
B
That smells like a basic fragrance. The one I just sprayed, Rehab, is bergamot Lavender.
A
Of course.
B
He loves bergamot lavender, cedarwood, patchouli, sandalwood.
A
I like this.
B
And musk.
A
Okay, what's musk therapy? I like this one.
B
Is that the one that I just said that smells basic?
A
Yeah, I like it. I'm into it.
B
Musk therapy. I would go as far to guess that it has musk in it.
A
Oh, my God. That's so good. That's so. It doesn't smell like a basic fragrance.
B
Okay.
A
It doesn't. Name one perfume that smells like that.
B
This bad.
A
Yeah, but on me.
B
Yeah, but on you smells better.
A
That's why you gotta spray it on you.
B
Main notes. Bergamot, mandarin, white magnolia, cassis, Cassius. Nope. White sandalwood, white musk, rose musk.
A
Period. Pookie, what's next? Side effect. This is one I Rate that one on me.
B
That's seven out of ten.
A
I'm gonna give it a seven out of ten.
B
What is this One Side effect.
A
I've heard good things about this one. I'm trying to remember which one. It's gonna smell good. Okay, this is good.
B
Just be more careful.
A
I am sorry.
B
Cinnamon bark, rum, tobacco, saffron, sandalwood.
A
Smells like Dubai in the best way.
B
This one sounds like it would smell good. Oh.
A
What do you think?
B
It's all right. I give it a six.
A
Okay, I'm gonna go with uniqueness on that one. I'm gonna give it a 10. For uniqueness?
B
For execution.
A
Execution will go with a 6. Is that what you did?
B
Yeah. Atomic rose.
A
Okay, this. I have too many rose perfumes, but I'm gonna spray down here this time.
B
Oh, why would you do that?
A
Well, because I want you to be able to smell it on your skin.
B
Not the rose one.
A
Rose is unisex, Tyler.
B
No, I know, but I just hate rose fragrances.
A
What if you love this one?
B
No. Ooh. It's bergamot. Bulgarian rose. Damn. They have Turkish rose, Turkish rose, jasmine, vanilla. They keep on using this. I don't know. Hedion. Don't know what that is.
A
Me either.
B
But it's in every single one.
A
Let me smell your hand fragrances. I really like that on you.
B
I really don't. I hate rose fragrances. They all just remind me of the roses from Diptyque. Like, I think I have trauma from somehow you using that. No, it's from you, babe. From.
A
I barely use that one. I used beige.
B
No. Roses was in the spa. Oh, OG.
A
No, I was broke. I couldn't.
B
No, no. I mean. Og.
A
Oh.
B
Days, like, before everyone.
A
Yeah. I don't remember that.
B
There was. Trust me.
A
And. Okay, this is oud for greatness. Oud. It's not you shivering your foot away from me. Fuck you.
B
You weren't supposed to see that.
A
I did. You, like, skewed away from me. Like, I slowly.
B
This is natural oud wood, agarwood oil, lavender, saffron, patchouli and musk. This one's gonna be too much.
A
It is too much. Yeah, but it is very ooty.
B
Yeah. I mean, honestly, it's good for whatever. Like a big burly man.
A
Yeah, Like a big daddy.
B
Yeah. Could. Could be like, a nine out of ten.
A
No, for sure. Like, this is like a big daddy fragrance. Like, you gotta have that energy, though.
B
Yeah.
A
You can't be like, a little skinny white boy over there.
B
Like, you have to be giving, like, like wood chopper. Have you ever seen that guy on? Probably not. What is this called?
A
Not my tick tock. Blessed Baraka. Baraka. Baraka.
B
White flower, sandalwood, vanilla and musk.
A
I like it.
B
Very simple.
A
I want to go. Go to the mall and smell. Perfume.
B
Me right now.
A
Okay. Like it's yours. Will wash off. I put mine in, like, this area where it's.
B
Oh, yeah, I don't like that. No, that's like a two.
A
That smells like a yucky poo poo diaper.
B
Yeah, it smells really bad.
A
Ooh, what's in that?
B
Oh, my God.
A
It's on me.
B
White flower, sandalwood, vanilla and musk. You wouldn't think it would smell bad.
A
No, but it's horrible.
B
It's really bad. It's their worst one.
A
Oh, my God. It smells like foot fungus. Like, it smells like a toe.
B
It's like a two. Because I have smelled a one, and that's not a one. But it's pretty bad.
A
But out of this kit. If we're rating this kit.
B
Out of this kit, it's a one. It's the worst one for sure.
A
My favorite one.
B
My favorite would still probably be rehab and then white.
A
Or the musk therapy. Rehab and musk therapy.
B
Musk therapy was decent. Roses mid. The other one's mid.
A
Yeah.
B
And then blessed burrata Baraka. Horrible, Bad.
A
Oh, my God, guys, I smell like a toe. Like a big toe. Yucky. Can we not go eat and, like, maybe smell perfume?
B
Maybe.
A
You gonna come over?
B
That's. You have plans?
A
Want plans?
B
You should.
A
No. Okay.
B
People that support you, support them back.
A
That don't support me.
B
Okay. We love you guys. Thanks for asking me questions.
A
Who are we talking about right now?
B
Who you have plans with? 4.
A
Anyway. All right, guys, we love you. Happy Monday.
B
Hope you learned. You didn't learn anything new about me.
A
Yeah, maybe one day he'll tell us the sonic story. Yeah, it's really a sweet story.
B
Love you guys. Have a wonderful Monday and we'll see you next time. Damn.
Podcast Summary: The blondEST Episode – "The Tea on Tyler: Beach Vacays, Skincare & Perfume Fails"
Release Date: January 20, 2025
Host: Savanna Boda
Guest: Tyler
In the January 20, 2025 episode of The blondEST, host Savanna Boda engages in a candid and lively conversation with her partner, Tyler. The episode delves into various aspects of Tyler’s personal life, his skincare routines, vacation preferences, and even a humorous segment on perfume mishaps. The dynamic duo offers listeners an intimate glimpse into their relationship, personal growth, and professional insights in the realm of aesthetics.
The conversation kicks off with Savanna probing Tyler about his visions for the future. When asked where he sees himself in five years, Tyler shares a heartfelt response:
[00:55] B: "At 30, I see myself still by your side, but hopefully for three months out of the year, we're on a beach somewhere."
This reveals Tyler's aspirations for a balanced life, blending professional achievements with personal happiness and relaxation.
A significant portion of the episode is dedicated to discussing vacation habits and preferences. Both Savanna and Tyler reflect on their childhood experiences and how their perceptions of vacations have evolved over time.
[01:15] B: "Yeah. No, honestly, that's one thing that I think I've learned to love the beach through me to a point."
Tyler explains his initial resentment towards beach vacations, influenced by his parents' workaholic tendencies, but acknowledges his newfound appreciation for relaxation:
[02:36] B: "It's like, so exhausting."
Savanna adds her perspective on the difference between trips and vacations, emphasizing the importance of genuine relaxation versus a hectic schedule of activities.
When the topic shifts to literature, Tyler shares his favorite books:
[03:33] B: "My favorite book is A Little Life, but I don't recommend y’all read that. A second alternative if you like Greek mythology, I would say The Song of Achilles."
Savanna appreciates these choices, highlighting Tyler's diverse interests in both contemporary and classical literature.
The duo touches upon deeper personal topics, including adoption and family dynamics. Tyler opens up about his adoption:
[03:54] A: "Would you ever want to meet your biological parents?"
[03:58] B: "No. I've never had an interest. I was adopted at birth and my parents are my parents."
This brief exchange underscores the strength of Tyler's familial bonds despite his adoption.
Given Savanna’s expertise in aesthetics, the conversation naturally steers towards skincare. Tyler praises Savanna’s professional skills:
[05:44] B: "I would say the era from Aralais that it was insane. Like, we got back from Italy, and I looked like a chocolate chip cookie. The amount of brown pigment I had, freckles galore, and within five days, it was like a magic eraser."
They discuss the efficacy of treatments like microneedling and chemical peels, showcasing Savanna’s high success rate in addressing common skin concerns.
A lighter segment involves discussing music preferences. Tyler expresses his reluctance to share certain songs, leading to amusing banter about playing the viola and universally recognized tunes.
[06:35] B: "I love that."
The exchange highlights the playful dynamics between Savanna and Tyler, adding a layer of humor to the episode.
Savanna and Tyler delve into their gift-giving habits, revealing thoughtful and personalized approaches. Tyler shares the gifts he received:
[17:03] B: "That's her what he wanted. Tyler. The thing is, Tyler doesn't want a lot of things. Tyler has very specific curated items that he wants. And obviously he has expensive taste."
Savanna complements by discussing her preference for quality over quantity, mentioning brands like Sandro and Brunello Cucinelli.
The episode takes a poignant turn as Savanna reflects on her personal struggles:
[09:07] A: "My worst moment this year was when I herniated my disc. I thought I was gonna fucking kill myself. Honestly, guys, like, it was."
She balances this by sharing an inspiring experience:
[09:18] B: "Mine is best. Okay. So that's my same."
[09:34] B: "I was kind of, like, panicking for 80% of the time we were down there, and then I finally just let go."
Their honest discussions about mental health and overcoming fears add depth to the episode, resonating with listeners facing similar challenges.
A standout segment involves Savanna and Tyler reviewing perfumes, leading to both praise and playful criticism. They rate various fragrances, sharing honest opinions:
[28:00] B: "Okay, so rehab is. I rate rehab a 7.5 out of 10."
[28:19] B: "He loves bergamot lavender, cedarwood, patchouli, sandalwood, and musk."
However, not all scents receive positive feedback. Tyler jokes about ruining a favorite fragrance:
[27:08] B: "It was such a good fragrance."
[27:10] A: "And I literally was the one that got it. And, like, you know, you can write stuff on the Le Labo perfumes, and I wrote the sun to my moon and the moon to my sun. It was supposed to be cute. Now I just think of shit every time I smell it."
Their humorous take on scent memories adds an entertaining twist, making the segment relatable for perfume enthusiasts.
When discussing favorite travel destinations, Italy emerges as a magical place for both:
[14:11] B: "It was like, me getting over a big fear. A big fear. And it was, like, in a very beautiful area. It was cool. I was kind of, like, panicking for 80% of the time we were down there, and then I finally just let go."
Their shared love for Italy underscores their mutual appreciation for culture and beauty.
The episode concludes with Savanna and Tyler reflecting on their relationship dynamics, emphasizing mutual support and understanding. They close with light-hearted banter about future podcast content related to perfumes, leaving listeners with a blend of humor and heartfelt insights.
[34:25] B: "Hope you learned. You didn't learn anything new about me."
[34:28] A: "Yeah, maybe one day he'll tell us the sonic story. Yeah, it's really a sweet story."
Future Vision:
[00:55] B: "At 30, I see myself still by your side, but hopefully for three months out of the year, we're on a beach somewhere."
Vacation Reflections:
[02:36] B: "It's like, so exhausting."
Skincare Success:
[05:44] B: "Within five days, it was like a magic eraser."
Personal Struggles:
[09:07] A: "I thought I was gonna fucking kill myself."
Perfume Humor:
[27:08] B: "It was such a good fragrance."
[27:10] A: "Now I just think of shit every time I smell it."
In this episode of The blondEST, Savanna Boda and Tyler provide an authentic and engaging dialogue that balances personal stories, professional expertise, and humorous exchanges. Whether discussing the intricacies of skincare treatments or sharing heartfelt moments, they create a relatable and insightful experience for listeners. This episode not only showcases Tyler’s personality and relationship with Savanna but also reinforces Savanna’s dedication to ethical and results-driven aesthetics.