Lili Reinhart : “You can be my 3rd mom, I guess.”

Summary

Podcast Summary: The Really Good Podcast with Bobbi Althoff Featuring Lili Reinhart

Release Date: February 20, 2025
Episode Title: Lili Reinhart: “You can be my 3rd mom, I guess.”

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Introduction

In this engaging episode of The Really Good Podcast, host Bobbi Althoff welcomes actress and skincare entrepreneur Lili Reinhart. The conversation delves into personal anecdotes, skincare routines, family dynamics, and coping mechanisms for anxiety. Throughout the episode, Bobbi and Lili share candid insights, fostering a warm and relatable atmosphere for listeners.

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Name Pronunciation and First Impressions

The episode kicks off with a lighthearted exchange about the correct pronunciation of Lili Reinhart's last name. Lili clarifies, emphasizing the spelling and pronunciation to ensure listeners get it right.

• Lili Reinhart (00:25): "It's with an E. Spell it. R, E, I, N, Ryne."

Bobbi playfully navigates through the name confusion, setting a friendly and informal tone.

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Skincare Routines and Lili’s Brand

A significant portion of the conversation centers around skincare. Lili proudly discusses her skincare brand, highlighting the meticulous process behind its creation.

• Lili Reinhart (17:05): "I use it every day of my life because every day I've been using… it worked."

Lili emphasizes the importance of thorough testing and personal use before launching her products, ensuring efficacy and safety for consumers.

• Bobbi Althoff (16:58): "What's your secret to clear skin?"

Lili responds by detailing her daily regimen, including a cleanser, salicylic acid treatment, moisturizer, and her latest gadget—a heated gua sha tool.

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Personal Lives and Family Dynamics

Bobbi and Lili delve into their family lives, discussing their relationships with siblings and the joys and challenges of motherhood. Lili shares anecdotes about her sisters and the support they provide.

• Lili Reinhart (07:21): "I have two sisters, and yeah, I love them both."

The conversation also touches on age, with both hosts reflecting on their twenties and anticipations for their thirties.

• Lili Reinhart (10:45): "I have a feeling my 30s will be much better than my 20s."
• Bobbi Althoff (10:50): "I would like a peaceful thirties."

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Personal Experiences and Accidents

Lili recounts a recent hit-and-run incident where her car was struck from behind. She describes the experience as unsettling but physically unharmed.

• Lili Reinhart (29:35): "I was hit from behind. It wasn't bad at all, but it sucks."

Bobbi shares a similar story about a minor car accident involving his sister, highlighting the frustrations of dealing with hit-and-run scenarios.

• Bobbi Althoff (30:02): "I was like, oh my God. That's how easy it is to get away with this."

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Anxiety and Coping Mechanisms

The discussion shifts to mental health, with both hosts opening up about their anxieties. Lili expresses fear about indoor malls, while Bobbi talks about his anxiety related to flying.

• Lili Reinhart (28:10): "I have severe anxiety about flying these days."
• Bobbi Althoff (32:17): "I have anxiety about being the victim of a mass shooting in malls."

They explore how these fears impact their daily lives and strategies they employ to manage anxiety.

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Skincare Techniques Demonstration

In a practical segment, Lili demonstrates her skincare routine, guiding Bobbi through applying a powdered cleanser and a face mask. This hands-on demonstration offers listeners a glimpse into effective skincare practices.

• Lili Reinhart (26:10): "Get your palms wet."
• Bobbi Althoff (27:03): "This feels good."

Throughout the demonstration, they discuss the benefits of each product and technique, emphasizing consistency for best results.

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Childcare and Parenting

The conversation naturally flows into parenting, with Bobbi sharing his experiences managing his children's dislikes for baths and hair washing.

• Bobbi Althoff (24:54): "My kids hate the bath. Is that because they're not depressed? They're also four."

Lili empathizes, recounting her own experiences and the lengths she goes to care for her children.

• Lili Reinhart (25:36): "You could be like, my third mom."

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Health and Wellness

Lili delves deeper into her skincare brand, discussing the importance of creating products that do not cause breakouts and are suitable for different skin types.

• Lili Reinhart (18:09): "I needed to make sure that it worked. I tested it… I would never release products that didn't work or made people break out."

Bobbi complements her dedication, expressing his desire for clear skin and considering aftercare routines.

• Bobbi Althoff (16:50): "Do you have a spot treatment?"

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Closing Remarks and Personal Connections

As the episode draws to a close, Bobbi and Lili share mutual compliments and express their appreciation for each other's company.

• Bobbi Althoff (31:44): "I feel like you're a really good mom."
• Lili Reinhart (42:43): "Thank you for having me."

They end the conversation on a warm note, hinting at future interactions and maintaining their budding friendship.

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Notable Quotes with Timestamps

• Lili Reinhart (17:05): "I use it every day of my life because every day I've been using… it worked."
• Lili Reinhart (10:45): "I have a feeling my 30s will be much better than my 20s."
• Bobbi Althoff (30:02): "I was like, oh my God. That's how easy it is to get away with this."
• Lili Reinhart (28:10): "I have severe anxiety about flying these days."
• Bobbi Althoff (16:58): "What's your secret to clear skin?"

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Conclusion

This episode of The Really Good Podcast offers a heartfelt and insightful conversation between Bobbi Althoff and Lili Reinhart. From skincare entrepreneurship to personal struggles with anxiety and parenting, both hosts provide authentic and relatable content. Their genuine interactions and shared experiences make for a compelling listen, leaving audiences both entertained and inspired.

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Follow Bobbi Althoff on Instagram or TikTok @Bobbialthoff and stay tuned for more episodes featuring captivating guests and meaningful conversations.

Transcript

[Lily Reinhardt]

We use.

[Bobby]

Oh, my gosh, this is so pretty.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Do you guys want to, like, do.

[Bobby]

It as you're, like, sharing it or.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Have, like, your own, like, side by side?

[Bobby]

I feel like we should share.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Share.

[Bobby]

Welcome to the really Good Podcast.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Today I'm here with me Lily.

[Bobby]

What's your last name?

[Lily Reinhardt]

Lily Reinhardt.

[Bobby]

That's how you say it. What?

[Lily Reinhardt]

No. Everybody, they're like, lily Reinhardt. It's with an E. Spell it. R, E, I, N, Ryne.

[Bobby]

That says Rein.

[Lily Reinhardt]

It's absolutely not. So you're just one of those people who's mispronouncing my name everywhere you go.

[Bobby]

I don't often say Lily Reinhart. Did I say it right that time?

[Lily Reinhardt]

Yes.

[Bobby]

I also just would say Lily for sure. How many famous lilies are there?

[Lily Reinhardt]

There's a few, yeah.

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[Lily Reinhardt]

Yeah.

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[Lily Reinhardt]

Yeah.

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[Lily Reinhardt]

Bobby.

[Bobby]

All right, well, Lily started a brand.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Oh, that's just solution. I'm jumping in.

[Bobby]

Well, she started a skin Care brand. That's why I didn't wear makeup today.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Right.

[Bobby]

And she did. Do you want me to share with you what type of tea this is?

[Lily Reinhardt]

Tell me.

[Bobby]

Yeah, it's spearmint tea. Have you ever had that?

[Lily Reinhardt]

I've had spearmint tea because it does help with acne.

[Bobby]

I feel like I just heard someone come up with the smartest thing ever. They said they make this once a week and then just put it in their fridge once a week.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Okay.

[Bobby]

And then just pour it every day. And I was like, I could do that. This. The only reason I do it every day is my little sister who's somewhere over here. Oh, shit.

[Lily Reinhardt]

It's very cute.

[Bobby]

Do you think it's ready?

[Lily Reinhardt]

Does he think it's ready?

[Bobby]

Or a plane?

[Lily Reinhardt]

And are we into Temecula?

[Bobby]

No. So probably. No, I think they came here.

[Lily Reinhardt]

The aliens or the drones? Is there a difference?

[Bobby]

I think it's the same thing.

[Lily Reinhardt]

One and the same.

[Bobby]

The aliens are in drones. Do you actually believe in aliens or drones?

[Lily Reinhardt]

Both. That they inhabit one.

[Bobby]

No. I feel like an alien wouldn't come in a drone.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Me either. I think that they would come in a cybertruck.

[Bobby]

Exactly.

[Lily Reinhardt]

I had a drone try and circle my backyard a couple times. I said, you're not gonna see anything back here.

[Bobby]

What did you do? Did you call the police? How'd they find your house?

[Lily Reinhardt]

That's a really good question. You buy a house under, like, the guise of signing NDAs and, like, changing your name. And then it's like, this person buys a house. Let's show you the whole fucking interior of it. It's actually really sucks and is invasive.

[Bobby]

I'm sorry. You could do what I do.

[Lily Reinhardt]

What do you do?

[Bobby]

Don't own a house. Look, you know, it's done because it's smoking fire, but.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Okay.

[Bobby]

That's the only reason.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Let's see.

[Bobby]

What if I like.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Are you a good, swift pourer?

[Bobby]

No, I don't feel like you have to be swift. Look.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Oh, good.

[Bobby]

What if the cup just broke? I'm scared.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Why? Because it's so hot? Yeah.

[Bobby]

Are you supposed to put it in the soil?

[Lily Reinhardt]

Yeah, because it's glass. I think we're. Oh, wait. Is it. Yeah, we're good. Maybe not.

[Bobby]

You thought I had plastic mugs, perhaps? It's crazy. It's kind of insulting. Okay.

[Lily Reinhardt]

I don't know. I have plastic cups, plastic mugs.

[Bobby]

You don't.

[Lily Reinhardt]

I could if I wanted to.

[Bobby]

Okay, here's the thing. This is what we're gonna do. We're gonna take Our steaming hot cup of tea. We're going to put a face mask on. Oh, and we're going to sit on the couch.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Okay.

[Bobby]

What do you think? Are we cheersing? Don't take a sip, though. Just cheers and then pretend.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Okay.

[Bobby]

It's kind of good. Usually at home, I put creamer in it. Make that face all you want. It tastes good.

[Lily Reinhardt]

That's not.

[Bobby]

Do you not drink iced tea ever?

[Lily Reinhardt]

Like, No, I don't drink tea usually. It's not my vibe. I drink Mountain Dew.

[Bobby]

Fine, don't drink it. It's more for me. I don't Mountain Dew?

[Lily Reinhardt]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

You were drinking Coke.

[Lily Reinhardt]

I know. I brought a Coke in.

[Bobby]

I like Coke. Honestly, it's my guilty pleasure.

[Lily Reinhardt]

I'm a soda girl. What can I say?

[Bobby]

I like soda. I don't like people who don't like people or who judge people for drinking soda.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Oh, those are my kind of people.

[Bobby]

The people who judge people?

[Lily Reinhardt]

No, the people who drink soda.

[Bobby]

Yeah, but people judge people for that, and I don't like those people.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Those people. I don't surround myself with those people.

[Bobby]

I like your nails.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Thanks. We have the same color on. One of them's broken. It's really pissing me off.

[Bobby]

You should have put a band aid on it to hide it.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Oh, those are real nails.

[Bobby]

When you broke your real nail.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Yeah, they're real. And I've never grown them this long before ever in my life. This is like a treat.

[Bobby]

I do my own nails and I can do yours if you want.

[Lily Reinhardt]

I used to do my own gel X nails. Like the whole extension situation. They looked great.

[Bobby]

I do my own gel nails.

[Lily Reinhardt]

They look good. I tried to do that and it.

[Bobby]

Doesn'T fail 100 times. And then on your 101 time.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Would you do my nails if I paid you?

[Bobby]

I would do them for free. You should have told me. I would have brought my whole kit. It takes me seven hours, though.

[Lily Reinhardt]

That's fine.

[Bobby]

Okay.

[Lily Reinhardt]

What do we do for seven? You sit, we get, we talk, we yap.

[Bobby]

Yeah. I beg my sister to let me do her nails every day.

[Lily Reinhardt]

My sister's boyfriend does her nails and he's so good at it.

[Bobby]

That's crazy.

[Lily Reinhardt]

She won.

[Bobby]

How did she figure that out?

[Lily Reinhardt]

That's a damn question.

[Bobby]

You've never asked her that question.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Maybe I have asked him, like, I think he's just a really good dude and was like, I'll do it for you. And then was like, so good at it.

[Bobby]

Are you and your sister close?

[Lily Reinhardt]

I have two sisters, and yeah, I love them both.

[Bobby]

How old are they? How old are you?

[Lily Reinhardt]

I'm 28. I googled your age before I got here. It's in my Google right now. I looked up Bobby age 27.

[Bobby]

Yeah. When's your birthday?

[Lily Reinhardt]

September 13th.

[Bobby]

So you just turned. So we were the same age for a little while. Lily, why would you fucking drink that?

[Lily Reinhardt]

When you say, why would you make it this? My tongue's gonna be burnt for seven years.

[Bobby]

That thought sounds like a huge problem because you don't see me drinking mine.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Well, every time I feel my tongue in my mouth, I'm gonna think of you.

[Bobby]

Now I'm using it to steam my face before we put on the mask. It's kind of working. Okay. Don't be dramatic about it.

[Lily Reinhardt]

It's painful.

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[Lily Reinhardt]

Yeah.

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[Lily Reinhardt]

Yeah. Anyways, what were you saying? Would you ask me?

[Bobby]

I don't remember.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Doesn't matter. Got my sisters.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Who cares?

[Bobby]

How old are they?

[Lily Reinhardt]

31 and 21. It's a big age gap in the middle. I think maybe I just insulted one of my sisters. She's 31. She's either 30 or 31.

[Bobby]

Are you excited to be 30 or scared?

[Lily Reinhardt]

I have a feeling my 30s will be much better than my 20s.

[Bobby]

That's what everyone says.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Do you feel that way?

[Bobby]

Well, I'm not in my 30s yet.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Yeah, but do you think they're going to be better?

[Bobby]

Yeah, I hope so.

[Lily Reinhardt]

My twenties were pray crazy. Yeah.

[Bobby]

I would like a peaceful thirties.

[Lily Reinhardt]

I would like a joyous, peaceful, content. I just want to be content.

[Bobby]

I think that's what I want.

[Lily Reinhardt]

I want that as well for you.

[Bobby]

And I think it'll happen to both of us.

[Lily Reinhardt]

I think so. We have enough time before we hit 30 that it's like, let's get.

[Bobby]

Yeah, you have a little less than me.

[Lily Reinhardt]

I do have a little less. I do. Think about it. That you're going to be 30 in two years.

[Bobby]

I like being in my 20s. It's gonna suck to talk.

[Lily Reinhardt]

I know.

[Bobby]

It'll be like, oh, then you're just old.

[Lily Reinhardt]

But, like, objectively you're not. But like, once you're 30, you're like, yay, people from in their 30s. And then when you're 30, you're like so, well, I don't know, but I imagine I'll be like, fuck.

[Bobby]

I feel like that's. Then you're a woman. You're not a girl anymore. Are you a woman or a girl? What do you feel like?

[Lily Reinhardt]

I find it hard to identify with woman, actually. I'm like, I'm a girl.

[Bobby]

I feel like a girl.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Like, I don't even know.

[Bobby]

You are.

[Lily Reinhardt]

You are a mother of two.

[Bobby]

That's when I feel like I still feel like a girl. I'm like, guys, when something scares my kids, you're like, I'm scared, too. What do you want me to do about it? They're like, there's a scary noise and I'm like, where go look?

[Lily Reinhardt]

Yeah. And you said like, I'm four.

[Bobby]

And I'm like, I'm only 27, but when I'm 30, I can't say that I have to get up.

[Lily Reinhardt]

You're going to have to get up.

[Bobby]

30, get out.

[Lily Reinhardt]

What is. Are you killing bugs? Do you kill the bugs in the house?

[Bobby]

No, I haven't had that. That's a lie. Actually, one time a spider tried to crawl on my daughter and my mom instinct just grabbed it with my bear. That was crazy. I was. That's how, you know mom instincts are real.

[Lily Reinhardt]

That was the instinct.

[Bobby]

I would never do that for anybody else.

[Lily Reinhardt]

No. There was a frog in my house two weeks ago.

[Bobby]

That's scarier than a spider.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Literally hopping around, hopping.

[Bobby]

Where does it come from?

[Lily Reinhardt]

Don't know. Just out of the corner of my eye.

[Bobby]

Did it have babies?

[Lily Reinhardt]

I pray not.

[Bobby]

I guess they can't. Don't they need a pond? Don't they have tadpoles? Is that not the same animal? Is that not.

[Lily Reinhardt]

No. I don't know. I don't know. But it was in my home. 1%. Unfortunately, it did pass away.

[Bobby]

Well, I'm 1% sure that you're safe because I think that frogs need water to lay tadpoles.

[Lily Reinhardt]

I think that is correct. So I don't know where the fuck it came from. Actually, now that you're ponding, do you have a. No, don't live near a body of water.

[Bobby]

You don't have a pool?

[Lily Reinhardt]

I have a pool.

[Bobby]

You're lucky to have a pool.

[Lily Reinhardt]

But it wouldn't be laying its eggs in my pool.

[Bobby]

There's rain in there. That's where it came from.

[Lily Reinhardt]

No, do not have frogs.

[Bobby]

I bet you your neighbor has a pond.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Why are you so sure about that?

[Bobby]

Where else would a frog come from? I like to think of myself as a frog expert and I think that it had to have come from a pond.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Sure.

[Bobby]

I don't think there's such thing as.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Land frogs, but they can hop on land and stray away from their home.

[Bobby]

Then they go back to their close home. They don't travel a few miles and then get to your house.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Perhaps you don't know the journey.

[Bobby]

I do because I actually have the frog here with me right now.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Well, the joke's on you. The frog died in my home.

[Bobby]

You're really pretty.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Thanks.

[Bobby]

Do you get that a lot?

[Lily Reinhardt]

No.

[Bobby]

Oh, be quiet.

[Lily Reinhardt]

People like don't aren't directly looking at me going, you're so pretty.

[Bobby]

I don't believe that.

[Lily Reinhardt]

That. No, I don't people don't approach me, which is actually preferable. I think I have a face that says, don't approach me.

[Bobby]

I walk around with the same face.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Well, I think you're really beautiful and I love you.

[Bobby]

I'm sorry you felt like you had to say that, but it's okay.

[Lily Reinhardt]

No, not at all. I've always thought that. And I've actually always thought that your skin is, like, so glowy and beautiful in all of your videos.

[Bobby]

I don't know why people think that.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Because it looks glowy and beautiful on your videos.

[Bobby]

I think that. I don't even put a filter. I think it's somehow my cameras are, like, fucked up to make my skin.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Appear better than it is your skin right now. It's like you have a glow to your skin.

[Bobby]

Fine. It's glowy. Acne. It's like, okay, over what?

[Lily Reinhardt]

Like, that's better than what?

[Bobby]

Dry acne, I guess. I mean, fine, I'll take it.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Take the whim.

[Bobby]

Yeah, it's just I. I was like, should I wear makeup? And then I was like, no, we're gonna be doing masks. And then while I was driving here, I looked in the mirror and I was like, maybe that's a bad idea because I have a lot of dark spots.

[Lily Reinhardt]

But I'll take one off and you'll see my. I got a nice little one today. This big one. Keep getting them around my temples.

[Bobby]

Isn't it weird how when you get it in one spot, it keeps coming back to that spot always. But then if you get rid of it from that spot, it's like that spot won't break out anymore.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Well, I used to have a reoccurring one. Yeah, it's coming back now in the middle, and you're just always. And it was the biggest. The biggest thing you've ever seen. Like, to the form where, like, you would like it, like, change the shape of my face because it was so prominent, and it's just like, one. Which is almost. It would be almost worse than having, like, a couple little ones because it's one. And it was like, you can't look away. Like, what am I supposed to look at? Like, I'm gonna look at. Like, that's what I imagine people are.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Well, it's okay. When my sister has acne, she's always like, can you look at my eyes? Cause I just keep my eyes. But then people do it to me, and I. So it's just. I think it's normal.

[Lily Reinhardt]

I've definitely. Like, you're talking to someone or if I have a breakout and they're like.

[Bobby]

Yeah, look at my eyes. But then I. My sister did point out that I do that to her, so I was like, oh, I think that's just natural. It's just because you're kind of looking like I. I do keep finding the one on the side of your face.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Yeah, no, it's. Yeah, definitely there.

[Bobby]

It's not bad. They're not even gonna see it. They're not even gonna know what we're talking about.

[Lily Reinhardt]

It's fine if they do.

[Bobby]

They won't, though, because it's so. It's not that big.

[Lily Reinhardt]

That's fine.

[Bobby]

What's your secret to clear skin? That looked sinister.

[Lily Reinhardt]

It wasn't sinister. It was. Well, it was the. Well, I did create a skincare line.

[Bobby]

Do you use that?

[Lily Reinhardt]

I use it every day of my life.

[Bobby]

How long?

[Lily Reinhardt]

Because every day I've been using. How long have I been using it? Yeah, I think I started to get, like, the lab samples, because I get sent. It's like, in a clear little bottle. They're in, like, weird little bottles from the labs. And I tried the samples of everything, multiple versions of it, and I think I've been doing that for two years.

[Bobby]

I thought you were going to say months.

[Lily Reinhardt]

No. Ew.

[Bobby]

Yeah. That would be crazy.

[Lily Reinhardt]

I had to use my stuff for a long time in order to be like, yes, I'm comfortable putting this out there in the world. I mean, it would be my biggest fear of all time to release products that didn't work or made people break out. So I needed to make sure that it worked. And I tested it. I've tested everything on myself many times. I give it to people around me. I have them test it, and I kind of, like, you know, get all these people stamps of approval. Because if I'm gonna create products and literally give them to people that I know and love, how embarrassing would it be if it, like, didn't work? It would really be embarrassing.

[Bobby]

That would be.

[Lily Reinhardt]

I would never. I don't. I never, like, intended to just create a brand. Cause it's annoying that people do that. Like, just anyone, say, famous. Anyone in a public sphere, creating a brand is like, like, okay, yeah, So I was.

[Bobby]

I got it.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Yeah. So I was saying I feel that way about my, like, literally, I look at myself, like, from an. From a. I'm like, oh, that's annoying. But the point is that it works, and that's why. And it's not like, a random thing.

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[Bobby]

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[Lily Reinhardt]

Bobby.

[Bobby]

If fashion is your thing, eBay is it. EBay's where I find all my favorites from handbags to iconic streetwear. All authenticated for real this time. A little supreme, some Gucci. I even have that vintage Prada on my watch list. That's why ebay is my go to for all my go tos. Yeah, ebay the place for new, pre loved, vintage and rare fashion. Ebay Things people love.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Get the Angel Reese Special at McDonald's. Now let's break it down. My favorite barbecue sauce, American cheese, crispy bacon, pickles, onions and a sesame seed bun of course. And don't forget the fries and a drink. Sound good?

[Bobby]

I participate in restaurants for a limited time. What do you use every day?

[Lily Reinhardt]

I use. I mean every day. So I use my cleanser and then I use my salicylic acid acne treatment in the morning and night when I'm breaking out. I do it morning and night and then I use my moisturizer and then lately I've been using like a little heated guaja that I got off of Amazon.

[Bobby]

Heated?

[Lily Reinhardt]

Yeah, you charge it. Can't find the cord so it'll die and then I'll be like, it's not heated anymore. No. And then it has a little LED light which you know, does absolutely nothing. But it's there at least and it Vibrates, actually, as well. And you just do that.

[Bobby]

Like I need to use that. Will I get rid of my double chin? No.

[Lily Reinhardt]

What double chin? Okay, Lily, turn to the side.

[Bobby]

We're gonna have. Yeah, exactly. You don't even have to say anything because you don't want to be rude right now. It's okay, but I think we're dealing.

[Lily Reinhardt]

With some body dysmorphia.

[Bobby]

Lily. I know I have a body.

[Lily Reinhardt]

You know, a body.

[Bobby]

I'm not even sitting like that, and you can see mine.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Look at literally anyone doing anything.

[Bobby]

You're having to move your head so far back. You have the perfectly defined jaw anyway. So it's not going to help, is that what you're saying?

[Lily Reinhardt]

No, if you're consistent with Gua. I'm not. See, I'm not disciplined in a lot of things, but acne. I am disciplined about skin care every night. Oh, are you kidding?

[Bobby]

Have you ever slept with your makeup?

[Lily Reinhardt]

Maybe, like, twice in my whole life.

[Bobby]

I did last night. If I get tired, I have to fall asleep. I'm not going to go to that.

[Lily Reinhardt]

I have to fall asleep. Oh, I could be on my deathbed. I will be, like, washing my face before I die.

[Bobby]

I also do. Do you have to take a shower to wash your face?

[Lily Reinhardt]

You know what? That is such an interesting. I will sometimes even take a bath rather than just, like, going to the sink and washing your face can be cold. There's something cold about it.

[Bobby]

I hate it. It feels harder than just getting in the shower and taking an entire shower. I have to take a shower anytime. So it's like, every night. That's why I have to go take a full shower, wash my face. It feels wrong to just do it over a second.

[Lily Reinhardt]

No, I'm absolutely so on board with that. When I lived in an apartment in Vancouver, I had a really nice bathtub, and I would just, like, literally take a sit in the bathtub and, like, wash my face and, like, wash my body and get out with your bath water.

[Bobby]

I feel like that makes.

[Lily Reinhardt]

No, I was using.

[Bobby]

You were using faucet. Okay, well, when in your little demonstration right now, you look like you were, like, grabbing water from.

[Lily Reinhardt]

For sure going like this.

[Bobby]

That's what you're doing.

[Lily Reinhardt]

And then I was going like this. Like, to wash, like, the pits. Like the.

[Bobby]

Yeah, yeah.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Although usually, like, I don't find that I. The bath is a bit of. What's the word? It's a bit controversial because ultimately you are sitting in your own.

[Bobby]

But you probably rinse off after, right? No, I do if I take a bath, but my bath is. Maybe if I took a bath and.

[Lily Reinhardt]

The water was like, disgusting, I'd be.

[Bobby]

Like, your bath isn't in your shower, though. Because I know you're not. Yeah. Because you're really out of touch. So my bath is a part of my shower, so it's really easy to do both.

[Lily Reinhardt]

I have lived in.

[Bobby]

I grew up like that.

[Lily Reinhardt]

I bought my house when I was 23.

[Bobby]

That's very young to buy a house.

[Lily Reinhardt]

And that was the first time that I. It is, and I'm thankful for that. And it was the first time that I had like. Oh, separate.

[Bobby]

I know, but that's so long. You remember when you were in your early 20s?

[Lily Reinhardt]

Yeah. And you know what? I. Yeah. Would. Absolutely. I'd be like sitting in my little. I took like at one point, like three baths a day when I was 16 because I was depressed. And that was the only thing that, like, it was like, literally, I need like a warm hug. So I'm gonn take a bath three times a day.

[Bobby]

Is that why?

[Lily Reinhardt]

I think so.

[Bobby]

I used to take a lot of baths growing up. My kids hate the bath. Is that because they're not depressed? They're also four.

[Lily Reinhardt]

I hope that for them. I think kids hate baths usually. I wouldn't know.

[Bobby]

Go through phases. Right now my daughter is going through a do not wash my hair phase.

[Lily Reinhardt]

So she's. She's not greasy, I imagine.

[Bobby]

No, I have to do it against her will.

[Lily Reinhardt]

My mom would have to put lotion on my body against my will. I have to do the worst feeling in the world.

[Bobby]

That's like taking care of her against her will. They hate it. My youngest is okay. My oldest goes in and out sometimes. She loves it. Right now she hates it. I have to take her into the bath while she cries and be like, this will take two seconds. Wash your hair real quick.

[Lily Reinhardt]

I feel like you're a really good mom.

[Bobby]

That's very nice of you.

[Lily Reinhardt]

I feel like I'd like, like, do you want to give me a bath? Is almost like the question I want to ask.

[Bobby]

Yeah. No. Do you want me to be your mom?

[Lily Reinhardt]

No, I love my mom.

[Bobby]

Your second mom? Your third mom. How many moms do you have?

[Lily Reinhardt]

You could be like, my third mom.

[Bobby]

Okay, maybe my third mom. I'll do it.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Yeah, something like that.

[Bobby]

Did you go to college?

[Lily Reinhardt]

No, I did not.

[Bobby]

Neither did I.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Did you graduate high school?

[Bobby]

You didn't?

[Lily Reinhardt]

No, I did.

[Bobby]

Okay, well, you just said it like, maybe you did.

[Lily Reinhardt]

No, I was just wondering yeah, no, I did.

[Bobby]

Barely.

[Lily Reinhardt]

I'm kind of, like, proud that I didn't go to college.

[Bobby]

Are you?

[Lily Reinhardt]

A little bit. Like, in my success that I've had, I'm like, see, you don't have to do, like, a traditional thing.

[Bobby]

Yeah. I wish I went. And I would love to go to finish. Should we put a face mask on?

[Lily Reinhardt]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Okay. Lily, are you ready?

[Lily Reinhardt]

Yeah. Have you used a powdered cleanser?

[Bobby]

No.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Ever in your life?

[Bobby]

No. What is that? Okay. It's really fun.

[Lily Reinhardt]

So get your palms wet. Oh, God, it's cold. Hold on.

[Bobby]

Okay, let's wet.

[Lily Reinhardt]

I'm gonna go like this. Okay. You can do a little bit more. Well, maybe not here. And then rub.

[Bobby]

Okay. What the. That's so cool, Lily. What made you want to do that?

[Lily Reinhardt]

I tried a foaming cleanser, like, a couple years ago, and I thought, oh, I like that.

[Bobby]

I think it's beautiful.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Thanks.

[Bobby]

Yeah. It's the last nice thing I'll say today, but let me finish.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Yeah. So got a couple little pimps.

[Bobby]

What do you call them? Little pimps. Yeah. Yeah. You don't get water everywhere when you wash your face. Oh, it's crazy.

[Lily Reinhardt]

It kind of is a pet peeve of mine. To get water everywhere.

[Bobby]

Yeah. I have to clean my bathroom anytime I wash my face. Do you see this?

[Lily Reinhardt]

Do you go like this?

[Bobby]

Yeah. That's what I have to do every time.

[Lily Reinhardt]

So here's my nice little.

[Bobby]

Well, it's cute.

[Lily Reinhardt]

And it's nice and cold, actually, right now, because. Go ahead, dip.

[Bobby]

Okay.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Double dip. And you can put a nice.

[Bobby]

Does it dry or does it stay sticky?

[Lily Reinhardt]

It gets, like, a little tacky. But it's never going to be fully dry. Like, it's not a clay mask that's going to dry.

[Bobby]

This feels good.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Okay, good.

[Bobby]

Should we take a bath?

[Lily Reinhardt]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Okay. Let's finish this, though, because this is actually really good. And I know that it doesn't taste amazing.

[Lily Reinhardt]

No, it's good.

[Bobby]

It's not, like, so good that you're like, I can't wait to drink this. It's just like a. It feels like a vitamin.

[Lily Reinhardt]

I haven't been inside a mall. Actually, that's not true. Because I go to the mall to see films. Like a amc. Like a Westfield. Amc, whatever. Yeah, but they malls really scare me.

[Bobby]

Malls terrify me. Well, because we live in America, right?

[Lily Reinhardt]

No, because I.

[Bobby]

Why do they terrify you?

[Lily Reinhardt]

Because there's a lot of young girls.

[Bobby]

That's not what gets me.

[Lily Reinhardt]

That's what gets me.

[Bobby]

Young girls terrify me. But More than that. Moles terrify me. Any closed space? I'll do an outdoor mall.

[Lily Reinhardt]

I love an outdoor mall.

[Bobby]

I can't do an indoor. I have too much anxiety. Yeah, that I'm gonna be the victim of a mass shooting.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Oh, you can manifest that, you know, if you worry about something too much.

[Bobby]

Well, I have. Okay, don't say that.

[Lily Reinhardt]

I'm just saying maybe I'm helping you, actually.

[Bobby]

Is that helping me?

[Lily Reinhardt]

Perhaps, if you stop worrying about it.

[Bobby]

I just avoid places I don't go to. Movie theaters, malls.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Really? So you haven't seen movies?

[Bobby]

I'll go to, like the little ones in LA that I feel like safe with.

[Lily Reinhardt]

The little theaters?

[Bobby]

Yeah, like the ones that are very small and I feel like they're even.

[Lily Reinhardt]

That's almost kind of scarier to me.

[Bobby]

Okay, I'm gonna go to a bigger mall next. I mean, a bigger theater next time.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Well, don't. Because if something happens, people will absolutely blame me.

[Bobby]

They won't blame you. They'll blame the government. Don't worry.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Okay.

[Bobby]

It's not your fault. Future me is looking back at you, looking down on using. Lily, you can rest now. It's not your fault.

[Lily Reinhardt]

I can rest. I was in a hit and run last week.

[Bobby]

You did it?

[Lily Reinhardt]

No, I was hit from behind. And I went out because we were on a one way street and I looked out my window and I went pull over, like to the right. And I turned right. Guess who didn't turn right.

[Bobby]

Was it bad?

[Lily Reinhardt]

No, it wasn't bad at all, but so it's like fine. But ultimately, like, that sucks. The decency. But yeah.

[Bobby]

My sister was. Took my car to get me food, so I can't even be mad at her. And then got the cardwarding and it's like, it's pretty big dent. And she went to the guy and he's like, here's my license and my number. But I didn't know you need an insurance card to actually do anything.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

So I.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Cause who are you? What are you gonna do that? What are you gonna.

[Bobby]

Yeah, I didn't know that. And she didn't know that either. So when I called him, he blocked me. That was it. I was like, oh my God. That's how easy it is to get away with this. And I honestly.

[Lily Reinhardt]

What are you gonna do?

[Bobby]

Yeah, I was gonna be like, you're fine. And then he blocked me. And now I'm like, now I'm mad.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Yeah, like take ownership.

[Bobby]

Yeah. I'm the type of person that back in the day when I Would bump into people's cars when I was trying to park. I would leave a note. It wouldn't happen if my information on it. Because I didn't want them to find me, but.

[Lily Reinhardt]

So you just say sorry.

[Bobby]

Yeah. It's like, you're not gonna. You didn't see anything.

[Lily Reinhardt]

You're not coming after me. But you're gonna. Sorry. Get an apology.

[Bobby]

Just say sorry.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Well, I didn't do it.

[Bobby]

Not you.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Sure. Someone else.

[Bobby]

If you do something, say sorry.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Even if you're gonna drive away. Yeah.

[Bobby]

I'm so sorry. Gotta go.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

I would have been like, okay.

[Lily Reinhardt]

So then you have empathy and you go, yeah, you know what?

[Bobby]

I get it. Yeah. Don't just leave like, sorry, and then drive really fast.

[Lily Reinhardt]

I agree.

[Bobby]

Yeah. That's my advice to everybody. If you commit a crime, say sorry and then drive away. But I don't condone murdering people. I feel like people might interpret.

[Lily Reinhardt]

See, you just had to justify condoning.

[Bobby]

Really bad things, and I don't. But a little minor bump in the car.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Sure.

[Bobby]

Apologize. Yeah. Anyway, you have great teeth.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Thanks.

[Bobby]

I had to circle it back.

[Lily Reinhardt]

No, no.

[Bobby]

I was like, what did we. How did that happen? And then that's what I figured out. Thank you. What happened?

[Lily Reinhardt]

Do you see a chiropractor?

[Bobby]

I think not really. I went once.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Just once.

[Bobby]

Now I'm gonna finish my job here. Yeah. Planes suck, though. I hate them.

[Lily Reinhardt]

I have severe anxiety about flying these days.

[Bobby]

I do, too.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Like, it gets worse as I get older. I'm like, I actually can't be at an airport. It terrifies me.

[Bobby]

The airport itself doesn't terrify me. Getting on the plane does. I just have to tell myself, if you die, it's okay the whole time.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Like, you're gonna be fine.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Lily Reinhardt]

I'm like, you'll die, but it'll be fine.

[Bobby]

Like, it's gonna be fast. Your kids will have to be cared for by your sister. Like, my sister. Do you have a will? No, but this is my will. If I die, my sister is my. Is going to take care of them.

[Lily Reinhardt]

You should get a will, though. That's important.

[Bobby]

Yeah. I feel like this will work. You have a will?

[Lily Reinhardt]

I do.

[Bobby]

For what? For.

[Lily Reinhardt]

If I pass away, what happens? Like, my parents get my house and where am I?

[Bobby]

On the line of things that people probably like. Like, can I have your earrings?

[Lily Reinhardt]

These ones? I guess I can write it in there.

[Bobby]

Okay.

[Lily Reinhardt]

You can get these six earrings.

[Bobby]

I want them all. Yeah. They're cute.

[Lily Reinhardt]

And you can get whatever I have left in my pantry in My home, if you'd like.

[Bobby]

I bet you you have good stuff in there.

[Lily Reinhardt]

I think you'd probably like what I've got going on.

[Bobby]

Sugar. Do you eat cereal?

[Lily Reinhardt]

I go through phases. You have to guess what cereal I eat.

[Bobby]

Cinnamon Toast Crunch.

[Lily Reinhardt]

No.

[Bobby]

Cheerios?

[Lily Reinhardt]

No.

[Bobby]

Life cereal.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Do you think I started off?

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Lily Reinhardt]

You don't think I'm maybe more of like a kid at heart?

[Bobby]

Cinnamon Toast Crunch is kid at heart. Mini Weeds?

[Lily Reinhardt]

Worse.

[Bobby]

Fruity Pebbles.

[Lily Reinhardt]

I like Fruity Pebbles, but lately it's been Captain Crunch. It's been Crunch Berries.

[Bobby]

Those are good. I go through phases of being really healthy and being like, this is so bad for. I need to throw it all away. I can't eat any of this stuff to like. It just tastes so good.

[Lily Reinhardt]

What's your favorite fast food?

[Bobby]

Favorite fast food. Probably like in and out. What's yours?

[Lily Reinhardt]

You're from California, right? Yeah.

[Bobby]

Where are you from?

[Lily Reinhardt]

I don't know. Cleveland.

[Bobby]

What's yours?

[Lily Reinhardt]

It changes, but I feel like I literally go through phases of like McDonald's, Taco Bell.

[Bobby]

Okay.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Taco Bell, sometimes KFC, sometimes. I was on a Wendy's kick a couple months ago.

[Bobby]

You know what I'm on right now?

[Lily Reinhardt]

Wendy's chocolate that you need to try.

[Bobby]

I don't eat dairy, but I'm lactose intolerant. Lily. I can't help it. I would like to, but I could.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Be lactose intolerant and you would just.

[Bobby]

And you'd still do it.

[Lily Reinhardt]

I found out I'm allergic to eggs.

[Bobby]

And you.

[Lily Reinhardt]

I eat eggs. Maybe every day. Maybe.

[Bobby]

Like, what does it do to you?

[Lily Reinhardt]

It just causes inflammation in my body.

[Bobby]

Don't do that anymore.

[Lily Reinhardt]

I.

[Bobby]

My fast food place that I go to way too much right now. I've been like four times this month.

[Lily Reinhardt]

This month. That's a lot.

[Bobby]

A lot for a fast food.

[Lily Reinhardt]

I guess it's okay.

[Bobby]

Burger King. They're fried pickles. They're pickle fries.

[Lily Reinhardt]

You seem like a pickle girl.

[Bobby]

That's. I can't tell if that's mean.

[Lily Reinhardt]

It's not mean. It's just.

[Bobby]

You seem like a pickle girl. Hey, you said this doesn't try. It's dry.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Yeah, it's like so. A little. I mean, a little tacky, but like. Yeah, no, try. Yeah, for sure. We have left it on, but for quite some time. It's not going to do anything.

[Bobby]

I hate a mask that stays sticky, so I'm very happy. This didn't stay sticky.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Yeah, like in the thicker part. Like, I realize it's a Little bit thicker. If you touched it, it probably come off.

[Bobby]

What do you exfoliate with?

[Lily Reinhardt]

My peel. I have a peel.

[Bobby]

Oh, does it?

[Lily Reinhardt]

So I do that like, twice a week, and then I do this after it. And the peel is exfoliating so it gets the dust.

[Bobby]

Does it make you actually peel?

[Lily Reinhardt]

No. So it's called a peel, but it's like a thicker white liquid. And you put it all over your face and it tingles.

[Bobby]

Putting that on after. You don't leave that on.

[Lily Reinhardt]

You put that on for like, three to five minutes.

[Bobby]

Should we do that really quick?

[Lily Reinhardt]

No, because that would have done. You would have done that before this.

[Bobby]

Why wouldn't we have done that then?

[Lily Reinhardt]

I didn't know how invested you were.

[Bobby]

I'm invested in getting my skin to be perfect. Hopefully one day that happens.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Well, if you use this consistently for a month, I promise you would come back to me and be like, I'm seeing a difference in my skin.

[Bobby]

Okay, fine. Today's the first day. Okay. Well, kinda, because I didn't do the whole thing.

[Lily Reinhardt]

You didn't do the whole routine.

[Bobby]

Should we wash this off?

[Lily Reinhardt]

Should we wash it off?

[Bobby]

Well, I'm scared to see what's underneath.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Why? Your skin?

[Bobby]

Yeah, I'm scared to see my skin again.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Don't. It'll be, like, luscious.

[Bobby]

Will it? It's getting kind of warm in here. Like a little bit.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Taking a look?

[Bobby]

Yep. Just seeing what I put on my face. Feel soft. Why are you.

[Lily Reinhardt]

I'm just giggling. What were you going to say?

[Bobby]

How is it not leaking up your arm? You need wash it. Wait, why is it not getting to your sleeves? What are you doing? Why is this coming off when you try to do it?

[Lily Reinhardt]

I don't know.

[Bobby]

Maybe I know the motions. Just fold this and put it back where we found it. We'll never know.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Okay, so here's the acne treatment, if you'd like.

[Bobby]

What do you do?

[Lily Reinhardt]

Palms out?

[Bobby]

Is it liquid?

[Lily Reinhardt]

Yeah. So.

[Bobby]

Okay.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Oh, no, no, no, no.

[Bobby]

What do you do?

[Lily Reinhardt]

No, I just go. I go like this, and then I kind of dab it. Like, I don't rub. I kind of like. I don't know.

[Bobby]

Okay.

[Lily Reinhardt]

You could do actually whatever you want, princess. I don't know. I just want to call you a little princess right then.

[Bobby]

Because I'm a year younger than you. Yeah.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Yeah. Okay.

[Bobby]

Is this a spot treatment?

[Lily Reinhardt]

You can use it as a spot treatment.

[Bobby]

Oh, but you have a spot treatment?

[Lily Reinhardt]

Not yet. Yeah. So this is our salicylic acid acne treatment. Okay, so you use that.

[Bobby]

I've used your moisturizer. Do you like, it didn't bring me out.

[Lily Reinhardt]

It did moisturize well, for me, it's hard to find. Like, my skin's very dry. So to find an actual hydrating moisturizer that doesn't break you out, because all that other shit is filled with, like, fragrance and butters and oils that are acne triggering. So this one isn't. And it's hydrating because we were testing this. I was testing lab samples of this on my very dry skin, and I was like, nope, not hydrating enough. Nope, not hydrating enough.

[Bobby]

But feels good.

[Lily Reinhardt]

I think we found a good one. I'm happy with it.

[Bobby]

I don't hate it.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Oh, okay. Yeah, I don't hate it.

[Bobby]

It's positive. Really?

[Lily Reinhardt]

I don't know. That compliment's always kind of like, I don't hate it. Yeah, like, okay, well, I would use it again. Oh, okay. See, I'm going to like this.

[Bobby]

Mine are glued, so you can't even.

[Lily Reinhardt]

How are they so glued?

[Bobby]

It's got to be gel. Got to be gel. In London, they sell it in, like, a mascara spoolie thing.

[Lily Reinhardt]

And you got it from London?

[Bobby]

My makeup artist got me some from London and I've just been using it and it like, they'll stay like this all day.

[Lily Reinhardt]

They don't move.

[Bobby]

They don't budge.

[Lily Reinhardt]

That's nice. And they don't look tacky or weird.

[Bobby]

No, you can't tell that they're like. But they're. They're, like, not gonna glued. They're stuck there.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Yeah, that looks good.

[Bobby]

Look at us.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Oh, and because I have this little pimp pull.

[Bobby]

Oh, you're gonna put that on it?

[Lily Reinhardt]

I'm just gonna like this.

[Bobby]

That tastes so good.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Do you have a face that you make in the mirror? Like, you know, when you look in the mirror, you kind of sometimes automatically, or maybe you don't.

[Bobby]

No. Oh, what do you do? What's your face?

[Lily Reinhardt]

It's like, you don't ever. Like, when you're looking at your face, you kind of automatically kind of be like, I do, like, a little, like, look like a mew. Like, you don't mew ever on accident.

[Bobby]

It's never happened to me.

[Lily Reinhardt]

I just go like, I believe you, actually.

[Bobby]

Yeah. I've never done that. Oh, and I'm wearing my daughter's earrings. That's why they're so tiny. They're straight out of her ears.

[Lily Reinhardt]

When I was 16, I went to Claire's and I said, I want a Double piercing. And they said, okay, they double pierced my ears. I went home, they were very uneven. I called them. They were like, we close in 15 minutes. And I was like, I can't wait that long. So I went into my bathroom upstairs and I took the earrings out. And they like pierce your ears with like the sharp earring? Yeah, I took the earring and repierced my own ear. But it took like 15 tries to get it even. Cuz I have OCD major. So I had to like it was like repiercing my ear like 15 times to like make it even.

[Bobby]

And that's what.

[Lily Reinhardt]

And they're like even.

[Bobby]

Oh, that's actually how you.

[Lily Reinhardt]

And then I did it again when I triple pierced my ear. I did it on my own. But then like I was like, oh, this one's not even even. So then I like I was bleeding.

[Bobby]

I like to stick to professionals for things like that.

[Lily Reinhardt]

In hindsight I would have gone to. You should go to like a tattoo piercing. Oh, I don't have nothing against Claire.

[Bobby]

I love a. I love. That's where mine are from Claire's. Yeah, I love a tattoo. I mean a. I mean a. What's it called? Piercing gun.

[Lily Reinhardt]

I've given a tattoo before. Have you ever.

[Bobby]

That's not. I've never done that. I just took a.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Not tell myself to someone else on a first date.

[Bobby]

Did you do a good job?

[Lily Reinhardt]

It was pretty good.

[Bobby]

I feel like I do good at that. I think somebody should let me tattoo them. Do you want to let me tattoo you?

[Lily Reinhardt]

I probably would not let you near me with that gun.

[Bobby]

Thank you, Lily, for coming onto my podcast today.

[Lily Reinhardt]

Thank you for having me.

[Bobby]

I love you.

[Lily Reinhardt]

If I. I love you.

[Bobby]

If I ever start to like girls, I'll call you. I don't have your number actually.

[Lily Reinhardt]

I'll give you my number.

[Bobby]

Okay.

[Lily Reinhardt]

And thank you for this.

[Bobby]

You're welcome. Finish it.