Session 101: Julia & Payton

Summary

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Podcast Summary: Therapuss with Jake Shane – Session 101: Julia & Payton

Release Date: October 19, 2025
Host: Jake Shane
Guests: Julia & Peyton

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Episode Overview

This surprise session of Therapuss reunites Jake Shane with friends Julia and Peyton in New York, bringing the signature blend of irreverent, tongue-in-cheek banter with candid, deeply introspective dives into feelings, friendship, pop culture, dating, and life transitions. Between riotous anecdotes and real talk, the trio explores everything from navigating singledom and New York living to the nuances of modern dating, therapy-adjacent advice, and the comfort of shared nostalgia.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Opening Energy, Inside Jokes & Shonda Rhimes Worship (02:19–03:45)

• The episode kicks off with playful confusion about where to look while recording, immediately setting a light, chaotic tone.
• A running bit involves a “prayer to Shonda Rhimes,” the revered creator behind Scandal:

  “Thank you, Shonda, for everything you do for us. We'll never take for granted the constant entertainment and the joy your work brings us. Your art unites us all, and we are eternally grateful — in Scandal we pray it's handled. Amen.” (03:28 – Julia)

2. TV & Book Obsessions: “The Summer I Turned Pretty” & Pop-Culture Hot Takes (04:01–11:11)

• The trio analyzes The Summer I Turned Pretty — sharing unfiltered opinions, debating character arcs, and appreciating showrunner Jenny Han’s Swiftie Easter eggs:

  “If Belly doesn’t end up with Conrad, like, it will be tears on sight.” (04:15 – Peyton)
  “[Jenny Han] puts Easter eggs in the show. There are hydrangeas in the front yard...when she starts coming back for Conrad, there’s a red hydrangea.” (06:32 – Peyton)

• Revelations about relationships, emotional unavailability, and how TV tropes echo real-life dating struggles:

  “He gives his love and then he takes it away...world’s worst communicator.” (07:23 – Julie)

• Julia expresses her autumnal mood and birthday expectations, seeking nothing more than texts and “happy birthdays” (01:35–02:00).

3. Friendship Chemistry, NYC Life, & Roommate Realities (11:12–18:32)

• Catching up about Julia and Peyton’s big move to New York — loving the city, nightlife, and the (mis)adventures of decorating, organizing, staying out too late, and relentless socializing.
• The “coffee table made from magazines” DIY idea is met with Jake's skepticism:

  “Are you gonna glue the magazines together? What if it falls?” (22:24 – Julia)

4. Vulnerability, Social FOMO, & Navigating Friendship Tensions (17:28–21:14)

• Open acknowledgment of exhaustion, pressure to do everything, and juggling plans.
• Honest moment on missing each other, fear of missing out, and the reality of post-college social life:

  “It’s been so much fun. We literally have not had a singular moment without a plan… popping around.” (17:36 – Julie)
  “I saw a meme the other day — ‘me and my besties friendship bracelets’ — and it was handcuffs. That is how I would describe our first three weeks in New York.” (17:43 – Peyton)

5. Game Segment: Mind Meld & Friendship Telepathy (13:22–16:23)

• The classic “say the same word at the same time” game showcases group chaos and the inside jokes that underpin their dynamic. Attempts to sync on words like “Conrad,” “Glam Bag,” “Stoney Clover,” and “Suitcase” are doomed — each round devolving into laughter and confusion:

  “You guys already know what you’re gonna say next, yeah… oh, you’re gonna get it, huh?” (14:04 – Peyton)

6. Dating & Relationships: Honest Q&A from Listeners (47:48–53:59)

A. Navigating Post-Breakup Dating

• Julia shares her own breakup recovery and singles’ journey; she’s grateful for the variety of experience but realistic about moving on:

  “Everyone that I've been dating since I broke up with my ex... I'm super grateful for these experiences because I wanted them. Of course. But I think it’s just gonna take a minute to, like, like someone again.” (37:58 – Julie)

• Emphasis on focusing on yourself post-breakup and not rushing into new relationships:

  “After a breakup, you should really focus on yourself.” (39:01 – Julie)

B. First Date Advice, Confidence, & Modern Dating Safety

• The importance of perspective: “Going on a date... the outcome is like, one of a very few things: a funny story, a good experience, or you met someone for a relationship.” (39:31 – Julie)
• Always have a “scapegoat” to leave if needed; share your location or use safety features like Bumble’s “Share my Date.”

  “On Bumble, you can use the share my date feature...send it to your friends/family.” (40:43 – Julia)

C. Friendship Comparisons & Insecurities Around Attention

• Deep dive into feeling unseen when a friend is the center of romantic attention:

  “It should make you feel better that attention from romantic partners does not validate any type of insecurity you harbor inside.” (41:53 – Julia)
  “You respectfully can’t project your insecurities onto her. I don’t think that’s fair.” (42:44 – Julia)

D. Situational Dating Dilemmas & Group Advice Calls

• Should you reach out to the guy who ghosted you and now he's back?

  “It’s giving love bombing, bad vibes — you’re better off without.” (43:20 – Peyton)

• Dating someone who's about to move away?

  “Life is too short to not do things because they scare you. Life is about experiences.” (44:50 – Julie)

• Phone-a-friend segment with Matt discussing the plight of being the only single pal:

  “I would prescribe calling Matt because Matt would go to the bar.” (47:52 – Julia)
  “If your friends aren't going to the bar with you, are they really your friends? (joking)” (48:31 – Peyton)

7. Nostalgia & College Memories (31:26–36:13)

• Reminiscing about their USC days, game-day craziness, bar lore (Bandidos), and living situations — from “Funfetti” bath mat carpets to roommate antics:

  “We only had Bandidos. And respectfully, Bandidos was genuinely life changing. It was a playground.” (33:15 – Julia)

• Group longing for the excitement and messiness of college:

  “Do you remember when Evan used to brush her teeth every night and she would gag on her toothbrush every night?” (34:12 – Julia) “You have the worst carpet of all time. That’s what I’m saying — Funfetti bath mat.” (35:19 – Julie)

8. Body Oddities, OCD, and Rituals (54:15–55:32)

• Julia and Julie commiserate about “bladder OCD” — the compulsion to pee multiple times before bed:

  “I pee 17 times before I…I always have to pee.” (54:40–54:51 – Julia, Julie)

9. Concert Highs & The Power of Music (58:10–59:49)

• Rave review of the Tate McRae concert (Miss Possessive World Tour):

  “She just levels up...I was in full body chills…she’s so humble about it.” (58:16–59:05 – Julia, Peyton)

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On pop culture as comfort:
  “Your art unites us all, and we are eternally grateful — in Scandal we pray it's handled. Amen.” (03:31 – Julia)
• On emotional intimacy (or lack thereof):
  “He gives his love and then he takes it away.” (07:23 – Julie)
• On dating:
  “Going on a date...the outcome is like, one of a very few things: a funny story, a good experience, or you met someone for a relationship.” (39:31 – Julie) “After a breakup, you should really focus on yourself.” (39:01 – Julie)
• On modern friendship:
  “I saw a meme the other day...me and my besties friendship bracelets — and it was handcuffs. That's how I would describe our first three weeks in New York.” (17:43 – Peyton)
• On missing friends:
  “The day you left.” (55:56 – Julia, on when she realized she missed her friends)
• Concert fandom:
  “If you have any time, go see Tate McRae’s Miss Possessive World Tour, it will rock your world.” (59:31 – Julia)

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Important & Fun Segment Timestamps

• Shonda Rhimes Prayer: 02:44–03:45
• Summer I Turned Pretty Debate: 04:01–11:11
• NY Apartment Decorating Chat: 21:20–23:00
• Game Segment (Say the Same Word): 13:22–16:23
• Post-Breakup & Dating Q&A: 37:48–41:11
• Advice on Feeling Invisible Next to a “Pick Me” Friend: 41:51–42:49
• Phone-a-Friend — Matt for Single Friend Advice: 47:48–48:31
• College Nostalgia & Bandidos Bar: 31:26–36:13
• Peeing OCD & Rituals: 54:15–55:32
• Tate McRae Concert Recap: 58:10–59:49

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Overall Vibe & Takeaways

The episode is a non-stop carousel of humor, insight, pop culture references, and real talk on navigating friendship, growing up, and figuring out WTF you're doing — all laced with Jake, Julia, and Peyton’s seamless back-and-forth. Listeners get a seat at the table for honest explorations of dating and confidence, friend group woes, the weirdness of post-college transitions, and the joys of a new chapter in a new city.

If you love witty, authentic friendship talk with a heavy dose of TV, dating, and existential musing — this episode is your vibe.

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Transcript

[Peyton]

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[Julia]

Surprise. Welcome back to Therapists. I have been waiting to do an episode with Julia and Peyton in New York. They have been having such a fun time and I missed Peyton and Julia so much. It was very depressing. When they left, I cried for the first time in years. Well, I guess I'll take this time to tell you what I'm listening to and watching. So I just started task which everyone's watching apparently. So we'll see how that turns out for me in terms of what I'm listening to. I'm listening to a lot of Bon Iver cuz I'm trying to be like intellectual and I feel like when I say I listen to Bon Iver, everyone's like, oh, so I've been listening to a lot of him. I've been listening to his second album, Bonnie Ver. Bonnie Ver, which is amazing. You should give it a listen. Especially because it's fall. My birthday is soon. The day this comes out will be October 19th. And my birthday is October 27th. I have not planned anything. I think Peyton and Julie are coming to visit. I would appreciate a few posts here and there, a few texts like that's really and truly like, you want to know what'll make my birthday good? Like waking up to a bunch of like happy birthdays on my phone. And then I'm sure the following day I'll be super depressed because it's like the come down from that. But like that is what I want. In better news, this surprise episode of Therapists is amazing and I'm really excited for you guys to hear it. To submit a Tell me what's wrong, go to passthatpuss.com click tell me what's wrong. Leave a name and number if you're feeling fancy and enjoy the episode. Love you. So before we begin this episode, are we starting? Yes.

[Julie]

Hi. Where are we supposed to look?

[Julia]

I honestly have no idea.

[Julie]

There, there. It's not like we're looking at each other much, huh?

[Julia]

No, we're just things.

[Peyton]

I don't want to use this angle.

[Julia]

Okay.

[Peyton]

Let's hate this side of my face.

[Julia]

Okay. So would you want to swap places? I'd much rather be on the edge.

[Peyton]

So I'm squished in between.

[Julie]

Okay, I'm giving you plenty.

[Julia]

Okay. Should we. We wanted to start this episode with a prayer to Shonda Rhymes. Ready? One, two, three. Thank you, Shonda, for everything you do for us. Stop, stop. Come on.

[Peyton]

We start so strong.

[Julie]

Okay, wait.

[Julia]

One more time. One more time. One more time.

[Peyton]

We were doing so.

[Julia]

Okay. Hey. Ready?

[Julie]

Hold on, hold on.

[Julia]

Good morning. Okay.

[Julie]

One, two, three.

[Julia]

Thank you, Shonda, for everything you do for us. We'll never take for granted. We can't laugh. We have to, like, be in church.

[Julie]

I have tears. I literally have tears.

[Peyton]

Okay.

[Julia]

One, two, three. Thank you, Shonda, for everything you do for us. We'll never take for granted the constant entertainment and the joy your work brings us. Your art unites us all, and we are eternally grateful in Scandal. We pray it's handled.

[Peyton]

Amen. Damn. Damn. That hit. I know it.

[Julia]

We are. You guys aren't rewatching Scandal anymore. I am.

[Julie]

The best part of that is it's handled. Amen. No, we're watching nine shows right now. We can't.

[Julia]

What are you watching?

[Peyton]

Oh, the summer I turn pretty. I hope Jenny Han you see this, I want you to know that you are everything to me and more. I literally want to hug you. I want to be your friend at all times, and that's that.

[Julia]

I don't.

[Peyton]

But if Belly doesn't end up with Conrad, like, it will be tears on sight.

[Julia]

Do you know how the book ends? Do you know how the book.

[Peyton]

Yeah, I do. I read it.

[Julie]

She marries Conrad, right?

[Julia]

They're like, it's hanging in our room. What?

[Peyton]

What's hanging?

[Julia]

What?

[Julie]

Who's hanging?

[Julia]

What did you read? Did you read the last sentence of the book? Yeah.

[Julie]

Is it the letter?

[Julia]

Yeah, she's. No, it's like. She's like, the photo. It's, like, hanging in our room.

[Peyton]

What photo?

[Julia]

What?

[Julie]

I don't know what the you're talking about.

[Julia]

Okay, so why was the last episode so bad? She lost.

[Julie]

It was a filler episode, and this was running around Paris with an away suitcase.

[Peyton]

It was an ad.

[Julie]

It was an ad. It was a minute. And honest to God, you know what? I'm gonna. I'm gonna bite my tongue here.

[Julia]

No.

[Julie]

Please unbite it.

[Peyton]

No, I lowkey. I'm super down for her Paris squad. Like, I want to hang out with them.

[Julia]

Did she have the Paris squad?

[Peyton]

Yeah, they were, like, at a rave with her suitcase.

[Julie]

And they were. And they were. And they were like, like me.

[Julia]

Yeah.

[Julie]

Yeah. They were just like, girl. It was all about, like, her finding herself.

[Julia]

She like, yeah, I literally just ended my engagement.

[Peyton]

Why was she on FaceTime with us on this?

[Julie]

She, by the way, so there's no money for the wedding, right. Because the parents don't support it. She goes, she gets her. Her dress, her wedding dress and cancels her wedding. Puts her, like. You know, like when people go, like, backpacking in Europe and they have those backpacks.

[Peyton]

Like a hiking pack. Yeah.

[Julie]

Like, for some reason, Belly has one at her wedding.

[Peyton]

And she puts the wedding dress in.

[Julie]

It, throws it into her backpack to go study for a semester abroad. Without being signed up for semester. She doesn't have a visa abroad when.

[Julia]

She lands in Paris. I saw on Twitt. She, like, calls Jeremiah and he's like, hey, girl. Like, what's up?

[Julie]

Yeah.

[Peyton]

And he's like, let's get back together maybe?

[Julie]

She's like, no. And he goes, okay, you. Bye. That's like, pretty much exactly what happened.

[Julia]

What my question is, like, I really would like to know, does Taylor give her songs to sing for free?

[Peyton]

Jenny Han wrote a letter.

[Julia]

She wrote a letter saying what you're.

[Peyton]

Saying are, like, would change to me. I listened to Fearless the whole time. I wrote the books. I'm obsessed with you.

[Julie]

And Jenny is like, number one swifty. Like, Jenny's putting Easter eggs in the show. Like, the show has its own Easter eggs and they're. By the way, I just got a full body kills.

[Peyton]

Genius.

[Julia]

What are the full. What are the Easter eggs like?

[Peyton]

There are hydrangeas in the front yard and they're blue for Jeremiah. And then when she's start coming back for Conrad, there's like a blue. There's a red hydrangea because Lean was red.

[Julia]

It's honestly kind of thick.

[Julie]

Yeah.

[Peyton]

And then like the night before her.

[Julie]

Wedding, every scene where she's like, having, like, doubts and, like, they put her in these positions. Like, she's just like, for some reason wearing red.

[Peyton]

And the night before her wedding, when she's, like, having, like, issues thinking about Conrad, she puts on a red bikini and goes swimming.

[Julia]

I remember that swimming scene. I actually did watch that. Where did Conrad go to college?

[Julie]

He went around and then transferred to Stanford.

[Julia]

Where'd Jeremiah Finch.

[Peyton]

And wanna know who else goes to Finch? Belly.

[Julia]

Wait, wait, I'm confused. Why did she ever leave Conrad? Like, what's the premise?

[Julie]

Okay, so he, like, he, like, is honestly, like, he's low key.

[Peyton]

Tears.

[Julie]

He's total tears.

[Julia]

Why?

[Julie]

Just like, he, he. He gives his love and then he takes it away.

[Peyton]

He's really, like, emotionally unavailable.

[Julie]

He's Super. And he doesn't, like, show or express his emotions, like, world's worst communicator pretty much.

[Julia]

Like, how, though.

[Julie]

Like, he just won't tell her how much he loves her. Like, she has. She's no idea, like, what he really feels for her. And he just, like, is kind of nasty.

[Julia]

I mean, like, he.

[Peyton]

For example, he bought her for her birthday, like, an infinity necklace, because it's supposed to be like, there's. Give it to her. And on her birthday, the family is sitting together, and they were like, everyone, give Belly your presents. And he goes, I forgot it was her birthday. And it's like he has the infinity necklace in his dresser drawer all wrapped up with a bow on it. Give her the necklace. You bought it for her. Give it to her.

[Julia]

Why?

[Julie]

Season one?

[Julia]

Yeah, maybe I should get into this. I just don't understand, like, I don't like when she. When she took an edible and danced till we can't be friends and played them on.

[Peyton]

That's your dream.

[Julie]

That was making a bond rod at it in her head while she was tripping on shrooms. It was so we can't be friends. Yeah, it was weed.

[Julia]

What was your favorite?

[Julie]

Okay, that was the best episode of the whole season.

[Julia]

Yeah. Oh, that was a good one. I saw a few clips of that.

[Julie]

Wait, no, it was. No, it was the next one. The one where they called the wedding off was the best episode.

[Julia]

And the mom's, like, so pumped.

[Julie]

It was just a show, honestly.

[Peyton]

And then Jeremiah starts bullying the mom and goes, laurel, I know you're happy. You never wanted this to happen. And Laurel was like, damn.

[Julia]

And then.

[Julie]

So, I mean, I think Susanna dies in season, like, pretty much two.

[Peyton]

Like, the first episode.

[Julia]

And how does she.

[Julie]

She's, like, already dead.

[Peyton]

She has cancer.

[Julia]

And did she find out she has cancer in season one?

[Julie]

Yeah, she had. It got. Was in remission, and then it came back, and she was like, I don't want to do treatment. Like, I'm just. It's my time.

[Peyton]

And she lied to everyone because she wanted everyone to have one final summer of peace.

[Julia]

Oh, wait. What? The show sounds amazing.

[Julie]

Yeah, I just got full body chills, if you're wondering. Just.

[Julia]

And that's why they always say it's what Susanna would have wanted.

[Julie]

It's what Suzanne.

[Peyton]

It's what Susan. That's been our. That's been our bit for at least two weeks. It's what Susanna would have wanted because, like, they use her as a scapegoat for everything. Is that the right word? Excuse.

[Julia]

Okay.

[Julie]

Yep.

[Peyton]

Next.

[Julia]

I think both of those work.

[Julie]

I think we can all agree that. Do you watch? Yeah, I just caught up last night and. What happened to Cleveland? Cleveland Erasure.

[Julia]

Well, how was your guys's double date the other night?

[Peyton]

Oh, I don't even think we should give him air time. I'm dead serious.

[Julie]

I agree.

[Julia]

Okay.

[Julie]

I know.

[Julia]

It's what.

[Julie]

It's what. It's what he would have wanted.

[Julia]

So you don't want to talk about the double date?

[Julie]

I mean, it was one of the worst nights ever.

[Peyton]

It was one of the worst Straight.

[Julie]

It was one of the worst nights ever. And like, respectfully, like, I think that me and Peyton could go on a date, a double date with two bricks. And have a good time.

[Peyton]

Me too. And we would change their life and rock their world.

[Julie]

Yeah. And like us in two pieces of cement. Best night ever.

[Peyton]

You know it's bad when we're sitting under the table.

[Julie]

It was tears.

[Julia]

Did you walk in? It was like straight tears right away.

[Peyton]

Yeah, baby, you know the answer.

[Julia]

I just got unseen sunscreen in my eye.

[Julie]

What super goop. How did it get in your eye? Like just now.

[Julia]

It's like gooping all over my face.

[Peyton]

Why are you wearing sunscreen?

[Julia]

Cuz we were supposed to do this on the terras until I found out the generator was going to overheat.

[Peyton]

You put on sunscreen to film outside?

[Julia]

Yes, of course.

[Julie]

Very good of you.

[Julia]

Thanks. I'm doing my skincare now, right?

[Julie]

You're in your. You're in your road era.

[Julia]

Why did you guys stop watching Scandal?

[Julie]

We have so much we're watching right now.

[Julia]

Have you seen Unknown Number yet?

[Peyton]

No, I wouldn't like that. No.

[Julie]

What is it?

[Julia]

Wait, what? Why?

[Peyton]

Just by the name. It sounds scary too.

[Julia]

Intense. You've never heard of Unknown Number? You've never.

[Julie]

You liked Paradise? That was scary and intense.

[Peyton]

Oh, I loved Paradise. What are you watching other than Scandal.

[Julia]

J. Scandal.

[Julie]

I need them.

[Peyton]

Like, oh, my God. We saw Shonda at the US Open.

[Julia]

Did you drop dead?

[Peyton]

It wasn't like that close to us, but we kept being like, holy. It's Shonda. I took photos of her.

[Julia]

She was with.

[Julie]

She was with Addison Shepherd.

[Julia]

Are you guys, like, enjoying New York? You love it, right?

[Julie]

Yeah.

[Peyton]

Miss you.

[Julia]

Miss you.

[Peyton]

We're obsessed.

[Julia]

You love it.

[Peyton]

So much fun. Do you like our apartment?

[Julia]

Yeah, it's so cute.

[Julie]

This is my room.

[Peyton]

Orange.

[Julia]

Great. You made your room seem so small. It's like the same size as.

[Julie]

My room's not small.

[Julia]

Oh, sorry.

[Julie]

It's just not Set up yet? Like, I need to do all my art and decorations. It's just, like, looking like a warehouse right now.

[Julia]

Yeah, I'm looking around. Like, didn't you hire an organizer?

[Julie]

It's just they're not finished yet.

[Julia]

Like, it's been three weeks because she.

[Julie]

Hasn'T been able to come back. I've been so busy.

[Julia]

Just let her in.

[Julie]

No, I need to, like, watch what she's doing.

[Julia]

Oh, the. Go to girls. Just go to mine. And I'm like, you go get them.

[Julie]

Because I like to, like, know where my things are. I don't want to, like, be confused.

[Peyton]

Yeah.

[Julie]

Oh, I. I'll, like, like, leave her for, like, a few hours and then, like, come back. She's supposed to come Thursday, but I probably need to reschedule.

[Peyton]

But we love it here. We were at the Box on Friday until the lights turned on, which is pretty dark.

[Julia]

It was 4:30am and I. By accidentally, you know, I took an Uber to the afters by accident, even though I wasn't going there.

[Peyton]

I did know that.

[Julia]

And then somehow I found Cassidy alone in the lobby of my hotel.

[Peyton]

Cass said that she was going to yours, but we had so much fun. Did you have fun this weekend?

[Julia]

So, yeah, but I feel dead. I've. Like, how do you do this every weekend?

[Peyton]

Every day. This weekend, did it make you feel, like, oh, like, I want to buy an apartment?

[Julia]

No. Right. Like, I will eventually. You know, the. Like, if all my stars align, then I'll get a place here.

[Peyton]

You can also stay here whenever you want. Like, I'll sleep in here with her.

[Julia]

No, I know. Like, that's what I'm saying. Like, and you can.

[Julie]

He is never gonna take my room.

[Peyton]

Yeah, like, you're too, like, high class for that nowadays.

[Julia]

I'm not too high class. I just, like, if I'm in a different city, like, I would like to stay in a hotel room. Okay. Should we close our eyes and all?

[Julie]

I'm so tired. I'd love to take it out and.

[Julia]

I'll think of a word to say. And should we all three try to get to the same word at the same time?

[Julie]

Yes.

[Julia]

Because, like, I've never played it with two people before. Okay, ready?

[Julie]

Three, two, one.

[Peyton]

Conrad.

[Julia]

Glam Bag Conrad. First of all, you were a little second late.

[Julie]

Yeah.

[Julia]

Okay, so glam Bag Conrad.

[Julie]

Okay, ready? Three, two, one.

[Julia]

Clover. What?

[Julie]

Pouch.

[Julia]

Stony. Clover.

[Peyton]

Belly.

[Julia]

Okay. Okay, okay.

[Julie]

Hey, I don't know that I, like.

[Peyton]

Have the brain already. Okay, wait.

[Julie]

3.

[Peyton]

You guys already know what you're gonna say next yeah. Oh, you guys are gonna get it, huh?

[Julia]

Just wait.

[Peyton]

I don't know.

[Julia]

Okay, think about it.

[Julie]

Taking her into account. Her word or you just thinking about.

[Julia]

Me in a sick. In a. In a weird way? Yes. Okay, so she was pouch. I. 3, 2.

[Julie]

What? How was Ashley released?

[Julia]

A junk.

[Peyton]

Blue belly's taking flights to Paris. And you with the really funny stony clover bag.

[Julie]

You not get suitcase from pouch and belly with the ass suitcase.

[Julia]

Because I thought Sony clover and then a name. Who do we know from Sony clover?

[Julie]

Ashley Suitcase.

[Peyton]

I thought mine was so good.

[Julia]

Suitcase.

[Peyton]

JetBlue, actually.

[Julia]

Okay, ready?

[Peyton]

Wait.

[Julia]

No, really think about it for a second.

[Julie]

No.

[Julia]

Suitcase.

[Julie]

Ashley.

[Julia]

And what Was yours? Suitcase? JetBlue. Ashley JetBlue.

[Julie]

What?

[Peyton]

It checks when he had that really funny photo shoot with his stoney clover bag on a JetBlue floor and belly going to Paris.

[Julia]

Okay, I. I have mine. Do you have yours? I don't think about it. You have it.

[Peyton]

But we're talking about stoney clover Ashley.

[Julia]

No, but, like, just think about what you just said. Stop, you're ruining the game.

[Julie]

Sorry. She, like, needs some help.

[Peyton]

I know I'm not gonna get it because I know the word that I'm thinking right now.

[Julia]

Let's just do it anyway.

[Peyton]

Okay.

[Julie]

Three, two, one.

[Julia]

Did you say why?

[Julie]

I said Hawaii.

[Julia]

Sunday. Hawaii away. Why did you say Hawaii?

[Peyton]

What's wrong with you?

[Julia]

Okay, should we start one more time? Just, like, start from the beginning? I actually. I do want to get this. Okay, ready?

[Julie]

From the beginning?

[Julia]

Yeah.

[Julie]

Okay.

[Julia]

Three, two, one.

[Peyton]

Camera.

[Julia]

You are so late. Camera. Lola. What?

[Peyton]

Rap.

[Julia]

Lola. Rap. Camera.

[Julie]

Okay.

[Julia]

Three, two, one.

[Julie]

Language.

[Julia]

What were you gonna say?

[Peyton]

I said burrito.

[Julia]

What did you say?

[Peyton]

Burrito. Burrito. Burritos. Giving, like, blanket.

[Julia]

Oh, okay.

[Julie]

That's not bad.

[Julia]

So what are you two therapists about today?

[Julie]

Nothing.

[Julia]

Oh, my God. You're always angry about something, so I know that's not true.

[Julie]

You.

[Julia]

What are you angry about?

[Peyton]

Probably I am snorting this episode.

[Julia]

It.

[Julie]

Every morning, I. Every morning, her alarm goes off.

[Peyton]

Like, am I just chronically congested? Like, I seriously.

[Julie]

We already addressed that.

[Peyton]

But it's like, am I like, do I have allergies? Maybe I'm pissed about my lack of sleep. Okay, we need to, like, further debrief our weekend. I feel like we did so much.

[Julie]

I got nothing to say.

[Julia]

She's literally. Literally wasn't there.

[Julie]

What? Why are you saying that?

[Peyton]

That's rude.

[Julia]

You weren't there.

[Julie]

I was not there for one night. Like an office. I don't exist.

[Julia]

Well, I don't know why you didn't come out Saturday.

[Julie]

I literally had plans. You couldn't.

[Julia]

Saturday was the best night ever. Saturday was better than Friday.

[Julie]

Okay, Saturday. I know you do things just to make me upset.

[Julia]

Well, no, I, I, I personally, for personal reasons, had a better Saturday.

[Julie]

So. So I guess you're wondering, what has it been like in New York?

[Peyton]

It is so fun. Sorry, maybe you didn't want to hear that.

[Julia]

Tell them how fun it's been.

[Julie]

It's been so much fun. We literally have not had a singular moment of without a plan, we're just pop, pop, pop, popping around.

[Peyton]

I saw a meme the other day and it was like me and my besties friendship bracelets and it was handcuffs. I was like, yeah. That is how I would describe our first three weeks in New York.

[Julie]

Yeah. We've just been.

[Julia]

Do you feel like you're in Sex in the City or Girls?

[Julie]

Neither. Honestly. I don't feel like I'm in either. Girls is a little too tears for our experience thus far. Sex in the City, we are being, like, way more of degenerates. So we're not. You don't even watch.

[Peyton]

But, yeah, we've been having a lot of fun.

[Julia]

I decide to watch an episode. Did you like it?

[Peyton]

We started Sex in the City and I loved it.

[Julia]

Did you really?

[Julie]

Yeah.

[Julia]

I can't get behind it.

[Julie]

Like, do you want to know something about you you hate fun.

[Julia]

No, I don't. I like so many television shows.

[Julie]

You don't. What is your favorite show of all time?

[Julia]

Dark.

[Julie]

Yeah. And it's like, literally a show from hell.

[Julia]

It's a show. It's a German show about a German boy that goes missing in a small German town.

[Julie]

What do you think we want to watch? The. The summer I turn pretty. Sex in the City or Dark.

[Julia]

Okay. What's your favorite sink from the summer I turn pretty? Your favorite needle drop.

[Julie]

I really, really. How did it end? Was pretty insane.

[Peyton]

How did it end? We had tears.

[Julie]

I literally love tears. Sorry, Jenny. That episode was bad. And when. How did it end? Came on. I was like.

[Peyton]

So how I feel like mine is probably. You're losing me. Because obviously it was, like, our favorite song ever. Also when they did it was just pretty crazy crazy.

[Julie]

False God was during the scene where, like, Belly got, like, the hots for him again.

[Peyton]

And False God was also in season one.

[Julie]

In season one, they, like, redid it for, like, when they first fell in love. Season one. I also thought Robin was really cute.

[Julia]

They did Robin.

[Peyton]

Oh, in the. With the glass unicorn. Yeah, that Was good.

[Julia]

What they do with Robin.

[Julie]

He got me my unicorn and he got me my mom.

[Peyton]

That episode, I think. That episode, I think, was my favorite.

[Julie]

It was. It was the best. Yeah, it was the best one.

[Peyton]

It was so good.

[Julie]

Don't marry him.

[Peyton]

That's what be with me longing for the whole season.

[Julie]

Don't marry him.

[Julia]

So you're watching Walter Brothers Summer Sex in the City.

[Julie]

We're watching.

[Peyton]

Well, we were talking about New York, too.

[Julia]

Oh, yeah. Like, what's been your favorite extracurricular you've done here?

[Peyton]

Oh, well, this was just, like, an example. But we went on, like, we went to dinner first week here, we went to dinner on a Tuesday, and we literally got, like, two spritzes and we ended up up at a bar until, like, three in the morning. And it was just so much fun on a Tuesday. And it's like, we had two spritzes, sat outside. It was so nice out. Like, it was just such a good vibe.

[Julie]

I've been getting so many steps. I've been getting, like, 17, 000 steps every day.

[Julia]

Oh, okay.

[Peyton]

So something about me is I hate walking. And I. I was like, okay, like, New York is gonna be bad for me because I literally hate walking. And for some reason, I find it so boring and, like, unenjoyable. But I've been loving it here.

[Julia]

Do you listen to music as you walk?

[Peyton]

Not even. Not even, like, sometimes if I'm alone. But I like to walk, like, with purpose. Like, with a destination.

[Julia]

Well, yeah, I hate walking without a destination.

[Peyton]

I feel like a lot of people love to, like, aimlessly walk. It's like, that's my worst nightmare.

[Julia]

That's my worst nightmare. I can't do that.

[Peyton]

So I've been loving getting steps in New York, which I like, because it's like, if you can't work out that day, like, you don't feel like you did nothing. It's like.

[Julie]

I mean, speaking of having worked out, I haven't done a lot of that.

[Julia]

I tried to work out today, and I, like, felt dead. I think it's because of all the drinking.

[Julie]

I'm so tired.

[Julia]

It must be the drinking. I'm, like, exhausted. I've done it every day for the past five days, Sam. Like, my eyes.

[Peyton]

I literally feel like we haven't slept since we moved.

[Julie]

We haven't. I've, like, got nothing.

[Julia]

I.

[Julie]

There's nothing in my head.

[Julia]

So how are you guys planning on decorating the main room?

[Julie]

Okay. Actually, thank you for bringing it up.

[Julia]

Of course.

[Julie]

So the TV actually takes up the entire wall.

[Peyton]

I accidentally, like, we measured it, and I think it's just, like, bigger than it.

[Julia]

That's fine. It's a big tv. You watch a lot of tv.

[Peyton]

Yeah.

[Julie]

So we're getting this really cool couch. It's like, we don't have a lot of space to work with at all, but we're getting, like, really cool. Like, corduroy.

[Peyton]

Are we getting that couch?

[Julie]

I mean, that's the plan.

[Peyton]

Yeah.

[Julie]

We can't get anything right now, baby.

[Peyton]

No. It's messy in there.

[Julia]

I mean, it's a fulfillment center, but.

[Peyton]

No, it's just.

[Julie]

We haven't unpacked yet.

[Peyton]

Couch is sick. You'll love it.

[Julia]

I'm excited.

[Julie]

And it, like, kind of unfolds. So, like, if you want to turn it into a sectional, like, you can unfold it. It's really cool. It comes in tons of really cool colors. A small coffee table and, like, some really fun rug. And then we're gonna make a coffee table, like, out of. We're gonna, like, DIY table out of magazine stacked next to the couch. It's really cool.

[Peyton]

Like, it's like, stacked up magazines, and we're gonna put glass over it.

[Julie]

I don't like how you genuinely couldn't be happy for us if you tried.

[Julia]

No.

[Peyton]

Why do you hate that?

[Julia]

I'm happy. I'm just like, what? How is that? Are you gonna glue them together?

[Julie]

No.

[Peyton]

What about that? Do you not like, are you gonna.

[Julia]

Glue the magazines together?

[Peyton]

No, it's like, stack it up and.

[Julia]

What if it falls? Can you grab me my water? Mama's thirsty. Should we close her eyes for two minutes?

[Julie]

Yeah.

[Julia]

Okay.

[Julie]

Like, kind of like this.

[Peyton]

You see?

[Julia]

Oh, those are books, Julia.

[Julie]

No, no, but, like, with magazines like this.

[Julia]

Okay, ready? Just.

[Peyton]

I'll set a one minute timer.

[Julia]

Okay.

[Peyton]

One minute, 30 seconds.

[Julia]

And everybody think of stuff to talk about as we close our eyes.

[Julie]

I'm gonna have nothing. My head is empty. Sorry. I haven't been holding my microphone.

[Julia]

Are you thinking?

[Julie]

Yeah, I'm trying.

[Julia]

Ugh, I want to sleep.

[Julie]

I have a funny story.

[Julia]

Oh, great. This was well worth it then.

[Julie]

Yeah.

[Julia]

What's the funny story about this date I went on? When?

[Julie]

A few weeks ago.

[Peyton]

Oh, wow.

[Julia]

What was so funny about it?

[Julie]

I almost predict I'll vomited because we were on a boat.

[Julia]

How'd you get on the boat?

[Julie]

So, like, he texted me that we'll go on a date in Tribeca, and he was like, okay. I picked this spot, Grand Banks.

[Peyton]

Oh, no one's sleeping anymore.

[Julia]

Wait, my eyes are Closed.

[Julie]

So should I wait?

[Peyton]

No, keep going. It's like a lullaby.

[Julia]

Yeah, honestly.

[Peyton]

And it's about boys, which is even better.

[Julie]

He was like, okay, so we'll go to this place. Grand Bank.

[Julia]

That's your alarm, Peyton.

[Julie]

What?

[Peyton]

Isn't that everyone's alarm?

[Julia]

No.

[Peyton]

What sound do you guys use?

[Julia]

That's your alarm. Mine is like the normal.

[Julie]

Yeah, that's mine.

[Peyton]

Keep telling the story.

[Julia]

So you. You went on a boat, and he almost projected and you almost protected.

[Julie]

All right, so I had dinner. A dinner before this date. I was like. Like I said, we have not had a minute to do anything. So I've been like, triple booking sometimes. Like, we had a dinner. We went to the corner store. And I was like, I'm not canceling this dinner. I really.

[Peyton]

It was just amazing.

[Julia]

What'd you guys get there? Louise and I went there.

[Peyton]

Pizza rolls, a French dip, Samoa sundae.

[Julia]

Samoa. Sunday.

[Julie]

Julia left before the ice cream, everything. Bagel, Caesar salad.

[Peyton]

Keep talking about the man.

[Julie]

Okay, so basically, I had this dinner at the corner store. I had like, two or three tomato martinis. So. I hate you.

[Julia]

Ew.

[Peyton]

I hate was good.

[Julia]

I don't like.

[Julie]

I don't like hanging out with you. I don't like telling you things. I don't like doing anything with you because you are just so negative.

[Julia]

Wait, I'm just confused. A tomato martini.

[Julie]

Were you at this restaurant or not?

[Julia]

Yes. What did they put? A sliced tomato.

[Peyton]

Their whole thing is special martinis. Mine was sour cream.

[Julie]

And on as much as I do.

[Peyton]

It came with sour cream and onion chips. Obviously not enough chips. There were only like, two.

[Julie]

What did you get? A Riesling.

[Julia]

Yeah, I think I probably tried.

[Peyton]

Yeah, and you probably fell you to sleep at the like.

[Julie]

I don't want your Riesling.

[Julia]

I. But, you know, my favorite martini in the city is at Santino's.

[Julie]

You don't.

[Peyton]

And, like.

[Julia]

And they have a truffle martini with caviar.

[Peyton]

Yeah.

[Julie]

And you're gonna go all crazy about my tomato martini. Meanwhile, you have fish eggs in yours.

[Julia]

Yeah, that sounds good.

[Peyton]

That's my worst nightmare. Continue.

[Julie]

On the boat, I had, like, three tomato martinis. I had pizza rolls with, like, ranch.

[Peyton]

I want ranch.

[Julie]

This is.

[Peyton]

You know how Benny Blanco gave Selena Gomez a bathtub of queso? I want a bathtub of ranch. So if my husband is listening or wants to come back on this at some point, I want a bathtub of ranch. Continue.

[Julia]

That would like your ph so bad.

[Peyton]

1,000%. Like, there is ranch in every crevice. Ranch Is up your ass. And like, I'm not mad.

[Julia]

What is ranch made out of?

[Julie]

I don't know.

[Julia]

God. We need to talk about something else. Okay. What?

[Peyton]

So Julia is selling the store.

[Julie]

Oh, I totally forgot. You don't let me speak.

[Julia]

Okay, co. Keep going.

[Julie]

So I.

[Julia]

Okay, go tell the story. You got a tomato martini.

[Julie]

It was just like a heavy meal, and so.

[Peyton]

And it got heavier after you left.

[Julie]

And so I like, definitely felt like a little like.

[Julia]

Like.

[Peyton]

I'm like a little creepy.

[Julia]

Were you farting?

[Peyton]

No, I wasn't farting, but, like, I.

[Julie]

Definitely was burping and like, I was just like. It was big meal. Like, I definitely, like, was not holding back. Like, I had. You know, like, sometimes when you go to like, a meal with like, a group, like an uneven amount of people, and there's like four pizza rolls, so it's like, no one needs the last. Like, I ate the last. Yeah, like, I was going for it.

[Julia]

Yeah.

[Julie]

I, like, didn't do too much research into this place before we got where before I went on this date. And. And so I'm like, pizza, rolls, martinis, etc, etc, like, I'm just not feeling great. I get in the car and I'm already like, a little bit. Like, I could totally lie down. And I get to the date and I knew it was on a boat, but I didn't like, fully, like, visualize that it was on a boat on the Hudson. So it smelled bad. And it's not like. Like, it's not like fish.

[Julia]

I don't mind that.

[Peyton]

Yeah, I do.

[Julie]

And it was windy. Like, it was like my dream. A particular.

[Julia]

My dream date. Cute.

[Julie]

A particularly a fishy, windy boat.

[Julia]

Amazing.

[Julie]

Being nauseous.

[Julia]

Well, I. I don't get nauseous on boats, but this isn't about me. Continue.

[Julie]

Okay, so we're sitting there and, like, I just, like, sometimes feel like on dates, like, I'm the one that's, like, leading the conversations usually just because, like, I feel like I could probably talk more than the average. Like, I. I'm bringing things up.

[Peyton]

Yeah, this story's long. Okay, I'll continue.

[Julie]

I'll shut up.

[Peyton]

I do want to hear.

[Julie]

No, we have nothing else to talk about.

[Julia]

No, I was about to, like. I mean, I was about to say when I woke up with someone in my room this morning, they said to me, you could keep frozen poultry in this room. It's so cold to do a lap.

[Peyton]

Yeah, that's nice.

[Julie]

Frozen poultry.

[Peyton]

And I would have hated if someone said that to me.

[Julia]

Yeah, really me up Honestly?

[Peyton]

Yeah.

[Julie]

Okay.

[Peyton]

So you're sitting on this boat also, despite all these horrible things like, we're saying about the location, it honestly sounds fun. And I kind of want to go back, like, maybe on a Saturday during the day.

[Julia]

So fun to me. Continue. So you're nauseous on the boat and.

[Julie]

It'S just like, rocking, rocking, rocking. And, like, I literally, like, I think I probably was, like, green in the face. Like, I think he was probably looking at me like, oh, fuck.

[Peyton]

Okay, so then you guys left and.

[Julie]

You went to, like, three other bars after that. Like, we had a really long day. I was, like, trying to leave and meet my friends, and he was kind of just like, no, I don't think.

[Peyton]

You should do that.

[Julie]

No, we had a good time. I. I enjoyed it. But, like, yeah, I was, like, pretty much nauseous for the rest of the day. Yeah, I haven't followed up for the second one that he asked me on, but why?

[Julia]

The best first date of my life Saturday.

[Peyton]

I loved him. I was there for part of it.

[Julia]

I'm sorry you met him last night, though. But I went on a first date Saturday and we got drinks and then we met up with Peyton and Cassidy at this restaurant called Lucien.

[Peyton]

And it was the best vibes ever.

[Julia]

The best vibes ever.

[Peyton]

I had 10 cosmos and it was in Jake. In this day, I've never seen Jake with a guy who. They seem, like, so into each other.

[Julie]

Like, sorry, I know I'm erased from your fudgeing memory, but I did meet him last night instead.

[Peyton]

You met him last night in a tasteful way. Like. Like they were holding on to each other. It was just, like, very sweet and wholesome.

[Julia]

Yeah.

[Peyton]

We also, this weekend, when we were in the Hamptons, Julia Mama got us a table at Surf Lodge. And it was so much fun, but we had to get, like, a million things of alcohol because there was, like, a table minimum. We have to hit this minimum. We're looking at the menu at Surf Lodge. Obviously, our first thought is, let's get 14 towers of chicken tenders. But we're like, we obviously also need to get all these bottles. We get a big bottle of Grey Goose, and the night is coming to an end. It's dwindling down. The big bottle of Grey Goose is still, like, half full, right?

[Julia]

You can't.

[Peyton]

Over my dead body were we leaving a half full bottle of Grey Goose at the club. It was like a giant bottle to be taken. So I put it in my pants and I leave. I leave. And I was carrying around this Gray Goose bottle the entire night picture for you to insert. The entire night. We go to the next location. Every single bar we went to after that, I would just order a chaser, and I would take the bottle out of my skirt and just take my own shot.

[Julia]

Wait, are you serious?

[Peyton]

Dead serious.

[Julia]

And no one caught you?

[Julie]

No.

[Peyton]

And then we're leaving the club or the. Wherever. Like, the bar we were at, and it dropped on the ground, and it was really funny.

[Julia]

Did he get shattered? What ice cream is that?

[Julie]

Oh, how good does that look? Oh, yeah, this froyo place in Long Island.

[Julia]

Okay, here. Does it make you guys sad that we don't know anybody at USC anymore?

[Peyton]

Yeah, it does.

[Julia]

Like, we don't know a single person in a single grade. I don't know anyone.

[Peyton]

It's really crazy because now we're like. We're, like, full.

[Julie]

I saw it the other day. That was like. Like, a girl. Like, these girls, like, drinking, like, in the morning for a football game at college.

[Peyton]

What college? Do you remember?

[Julie]

No, I was, like, half asleep, but.

[Julia]

I was just like, those were the best days ever. We'd wake up and just.

[Julie]

And like, a tailgate was like, all bets are off. You could act however you wanted. You could get however wasted you wanted. Like, you could do whatever you wanted, and then you just pass out.

[Peyton]

Yeah.

[Julie]

And you'd wake up and it'd be like.

[Peyton]

Have we ever talked about orange and teal, you guys on the podcast?

[Julia]

Yeah, we talked about orange until we.

[Julie]

We. Like, there was this, like, Snapchat filter when we were freshmen in college called Orange and Teal. God knows what we were doing.

[Julia]

Game day was just. What was your favorite? Oh, I think we only had game days. Really? I feel like only freshman, sophomore, and senior. Right. Because junior was Covid.

[Peyton]

What were you saying about college before.

[Julia]

Orange until that game days were the best day ever. And then when you would try to go out at night and, like, you'd kind of fail, but you would just, like, be at the party and, like, sweats at a game day T shirt. Oh, my God, I'm so tired. But, like, I have to go out.

[Peyton]

It would be. You'd be like, why do you think.

[Julie]

The 90 never hit for us?

[Julia]

It's because we can't wait in the line to save our lives.

[Peyton]

No, but I also think it's because, like, we were the only grade that truly had bandidos.

[Julie]

Yeah.

[Julia]

Also, we had second semester rush.

[Peyton]

Right.

[Julia]

So we never had to, like, if everyone had first semester rush right before everyone was going to mixers and stuff all the time.

[Julie]

We only have bandido.

[Julia]

We only have Bandidos. And respectfully, Bandidos was genuinely life changing. It was a playground.

[Peyton]

Like, it was the best place ever. And I feel like we already had that moment of being, like, obsessed with a bar. With a bar and, like knowing the bartender and doing. Knowing like, who ran it and everything. And like running the place to the ground. I feel like we had that moment already. So then the dino, it was just like.

[Julia]

Okay, do you remember when somebody fudged in the back room of Bandidos, posted it on her Instagram and said, who is this?

[Julie]

No.

[Julia]

You don't remember that?

[Julie]

No.

[Peyton]

Did that actually happen?

[Julia]

She was sucking his dick or something. Yes. And she posted like, if you fudge up banditos, like, oh, you'll get caught.

[Peyton]

But, like, I also low key feel like was down for you to fuck up any of those. Like, was actually.

[Julia]

Okay. You want to know something about Bandidos?

[Peyton]

What?

[Julia]

The food there was amazing.

[Julie]

Amazing. Yeah.

[Peyton]

Also, the tick tocks now of everyone in New north is just.

[Julia]

That's my thirteenth reason.

[Peyton]

Great, Jess.

[Julia]

That's my thirteenth reason.

[Julie]

I miss you, North.

[Julia]

Do you remember when Evan used to brush her teeth every night and she would gag on her toothbrush every night?

[Julie]

Yeah.

[Julia]

Payton had the best roommate in the world, Evan and J.

[Peyton]

Our room was just, like, so disgusting. And we would just do whatever we wanted. And one time we all got mad at Jake after this party and we ordered pizza and Jake, like, wanted to come, like, redeem himself after he had pissed off every single person. We were just making friends with and we ordered. We ordered a pizza, and Jake is banging on the door, being like, please let me in. We're like, fine. We open the door, Jake steps into the room, he puts his dirty air force right into the fresh pizza, and then steps on the carpet.

[Julia]

And it was there the entire year. You remember Peyton's fridge?

[Peyton]

An air Force. An air Force print of marinara sauce in my perfect carpet.

[Julia]

Wait, do you remember your fridge?

[Julie]

No. Your carpet was never perfect.

[Peyton]

You have the worst of all times. I didn't. I didn't even pick that out.

[Julia]

Okay, well, what about the candy carpet?

[Julie]

Yeah, that's what I'm talking about.

[Peyton]

Yep.

[Julie]

Pean's like me Pete and turned a room sophomore year. And she's like, perfect. I. I got us the best carpet in all. Target from the Target from the nursery section. It looked like a fun fetty bass match.

[Peyton]

And it was also the same, the.

[Julie]

Size of a bath mat. That's what I'M saying Funfetti bath mat. It was my mom and I walked in, and we were like.

[Peyton]

So then Julie and I ordered a neon pink carpet.

[Julia]

Do you remember what would you call her again? Clicker. Because she would go on the Roku.

[Julie]

Because I'm just, like, not good with technology.

[Julia]

You've gotten a lot better.

[Julie]

Yeah, I just, like, don't know how to work, like, anything, and so I'm, like, really bad with a remote control. Like, it takes me seven years to, like, type a letter in. And Peyton's just like, you were so quick with it.

[Julia]

It's crazy.

[Peyton]

You guys want to know what? We're gonna have to wait and watch together. What do you guys want to guess?

[Julia]

Okay. Can you give if. Will they give it away?

[Julie]

I have literally no idea.

[Julia]

Wait, no.

[Peyton]

There's a new movie coming out, and it's Hunger Games.

[Julie]

Yes. Yeah.

[Julia]

Oh, obviously. Oh, we'll have to wait to watch. Also, I'm about to finish Scandal. I think we should watch how to Get Away with Murder.

[Peyton]

We tried.

[Julia]

No, you did not try. If you tried, you would have been into it. It's really good.

[Julie]

Yeah, it's amazing.

[Peyton]

I tried and watched, like, at least five episodes, but I'm down to retry.

[Julia]

Dude. It's like, a less.

[Julie]

I've seen it, but, like, I don't really remember.

[Julia]

Apparently, it only gets better. Like, way better than season one. Like, season one's good, but the rest.

[Julie]

Of the show is, like, most shows are like that. Like, season one usually is not good.

[Julia]

Okay. Oh, my God. I need to talk about this. The one thing in Scandal, I think if Stephen would have stayed in the show, like, him and Olivia, like, he. I read. I read a comment on Tick Tock that was like, he is the only one that understood Olivia.

[Julie]

Yeah, true.

[Julia]

She, like, understood her on, like, a different level.

[Julie]

Like, true.

[Julia]

I'm gonna be sick.

[Julie]

I know.

[Julia]

You know? And he didn't leave on Bad Blood either. No, he left because they didn't think the show was gonna get renewed for season two. And he was like, well, I need to pursue other opportunities if the show is not getting renewed. Have you guys seen Teen Wolf? We tried.

[Julie]

We all tried to watch Dylan o'. Brien.

[Julia]

Yeah, it was great. I re watched the first episode the other day.

[Julie]

Are you guys normal, or do you also play that while watching Walking through the Street? Yeah, Smash.

[Peyton]

Julie and I were saying this the other day, and we started every single.

[Julie]

If we can't see their face, we say, s from the Beast. Match from the back.

[Peyton]

Yeah, that's from the big. Every single person I see, like, the first thing I think is smash pass.

[Julia]

Should we sit on the west side highway tomorrow? Well, not on the highway, but, like, play smash the park and play smash your pass.

[Peyton]

Yeah, I want to. And I want to. Yeah.

[Julie]

Is everyone as tired as me?

[Julia]

Yes. Exhausted.

[Julie]

Okay.

[Julia]

Okay. Do you want to get into the tell me what's wrongs?

[Julie]

Of course I do.

[Peyton]

I want to.

[Julia]

These tell me what's wrongs are sponsored by Bumble. Can you please talk about the transition into a new relationship after a breakup? Well, there's only one person here to answer that properly, and that is Julia.

[Julie]

No, listen, like, I don't know. I think that everyone has a different experience. Personally, for me, like, everyone that I've been dating since I broke up with my ex boyfriend, I'm super grateful for these experiences because I wanted them. Of course.

[Julia]

Yeah.

[Julie]

But, yeah, I think that it might, like, personally for me, I feel like it's just gonna, like, take a minute to, like, like someone again.

[Peyton]

But, like, that's why you were wanting to have a single moment, because it's like you were wanting to have fun and, like, just be single and, like, not be calling to anyone. And, like.

[Julie]

But I know that I'm the problem. See, like, that's why I'm not.

[Julia]

Can I be honest, though? I don't think you are in this first case because I think, remember the one person you were going on dates with and now.

[Julie]

Yeah.

[Julia]

And the reason you didn't go on a first date with him two years ago is because. Or three years ago is because, like, something like, fateful got in the way. Like, you literally fell down a flight of stairs. That was like a God telling you, like, do not see this man. I'm gonna push you down a flight of stairs.

[Peyton]

God pushed you.

[Julia]

He was like, I do not want you to see this man.

[Julie]

I just think that, like, after a breakup, you should really focus on yourself.

[Peyton]

It's like, fun, and it's like, you can do whatever the you want. You're wearing the pants. You have the power. And it's like, if you want to, like, end anything, you can.

[Julie]

Okay.

[Julia]

How do you find confidence in yourself to go on bumble dates? I get so scared to meet. Well, I feel like I'm the. I've been going on a lot of bumble dates recently, so I'll. I'll take this one if that's fine with guys.

[Peyton]

Please take it.

[Julia]

I went on, look, some dates are going to be horrible, and some dates are going to be amazing.

[Julie]

Going on a date is, like, the outcome is, like, one of, like, a very few things. A. A funny story, be a good experience. See, you met someone that you're gonna have a relationship with.

[Peyton]

Yeah. I will say Julia usually has, like, the best advice about going on a first date, because, like, I personally get so, so nervous. Like, even if it's a guy that I know, most likely I like, like, don't have a lot in common with or, like, I know that I, like, probably won't vibe with, or it's someone that I like, wasn't super interested from the dump.

[Julie]

We're gonna have a laugh about it later.

[Julia]

One time this guy Pop boxed his car with a vape.

[Peyton]

Yeah.

[Julie]

Yeah.

[Peyton]

It was super dark. And he opened his Dropbox and started playing me new music. And I said, hey, please take me home. That was not okay. Julia always encourages me and is, like, it's not that serious. It's so much fun. Like, just go. So I feel like you need to have someone in your corner who's just, like, hyping you up. And that's what you guys are reassuring you that it's, like, not that serious. Because, like, it isn't. Like, the stakes are low. Like, go on the date and, like, if it sucks, go home. Like, always have a scapegoat and all.

[Julia]

My scapegoat is always Cassidy. Always.

[Peyton]

Yeah, it is. And always make sure if it's a new person that you, like, aren't having a lot of mutuals with. Like, make sure your friends have your location.

[Julia]

Well, on Bumble, you can use the share my date feature. And if you're anxious, like, and if you're scared to go on the date, you can share, like, the time, location, okay, Everything. And you can send it to, like, your friends and family on Bumble and, like, share your date.

[Julie]

Cool.

[Peyton]

I feel like that's really important, and it honestly gives you, like, that security that, you know, like, your friends know where you are. Like, it's all good. It's all good.

[Julia]

Well, we prescribe denim on denim because even. Thank you. Because even my favorite. Even some of the worst dates make the best stories.

[Peyton]

Yeah.

[Julia]

A friend of mine is constantly talking about how she never gets any attention from men. Me, like, well, she always saying how she'll die alone or how she'll never get married, but she's gone on dates and is currently in some type of situationship and has many capitalized. Ooh. Oh, guys fawn over her, not me. It usually doesn't make me upset. But as of recently, I Found it makes me feel bad because I've never experienced any of that. And it's like she's tone deaf to how I feel. Almost as if she's blind to all the attention she gets. Moral of the story is, idk what to do anymore. Am I a bad friend for thinking she's being oblivious to my feelings or for even feeling any type of way about this? Wow. What an actual deep question.

[Peyton]

Wow. I love that question.

[Julia]

It should make you feel better that, like, even the people. Yeah, like, it should make you feel better that, like, attention from romantic partners does not validate any type of insecurity you harbor inside. Oh, thanks.

[Peyton]

A simple mic drop for that.

[Julia]

Thank you. I know. Well, because it's true. Because, like, I have gay friends that literally get fawned over by, like, yeah, a million and one guys. That doesn't change how they feel about themselves.

[Julie]

It's so true.

[Julia]

You know what I mean? Like, that doesn't change a thing. And I don't know. And like, like, not to. I. I don't know. Like, I. It's. I honestly, I'm gonna take the thing of, like. Like, maybe you just, like, let her be. Pick me. Because obviously she has some deeper demons going on. And like, that's. It's obviously like, not the men she's, like, primarily insecure about. She's probably just using it as a scapegoat for, like, other situations.

[Peyton]

Yeah.

[Julia]

And like, you respectfully can't project your insecurities onto her. I don't think that's fair.

[Peyton]

Yeah.

[Julie]

Whoa.

[Peyton]

You just ate that up.

[Julia]

I went on a date with the guy like, four years ago and he was super hot. He was a little eager and was talking about wanting to go on a road trip together later that summer.

[Peyton]

Yeah, etc.

[Julie]

Sounds like me.

[Julia]

But besides the date. But besides that. Oh, wait, it is you. Yeah, but besides that. The date was fun and I had a good time. He was a great kisser. However, afterwards, he pretty much ghosted me.

[Julie]

Oh, not me.

[Julia]

So he love bombed you? He was moving cities a few weeks later, but it was still pretty abrupt. Anyway, fast forward to today and I just saw him on Bumble. Should I message him or leave it in the past? I'm so tempted. I would not message him.

[Peyton]

I feel like he's giving, like, love bombing, like, bad vibes and it's like, you're probably better off without.

[Julie]

Yeah, I know. My ass would message him for sure. Right.

[Julia]

But it's interesting you would message him. I think it's interesting.

[Peyton]

I also, like probably wouldn't take my own advice. Like I'm telling you, like, I would message him. The universe is doing a greater thing for you.

[Julie]

Yeah, yeah. And shut up with that.

[Peyton]

And I'm messaging.

[Julia]

Hi, Jake. Hi, Jake and whatever amazing guest guests.

[Peyton]

Amazing we are.

[Julie]

When you miss, like when you don't land your jokes.

[Julia]

I don't want to talk about it. I need to restart this. Hi, Jake. Hi, Jake. And amazing guest is. What up? Hi Jake and whatever amazing guest is accompanying you today. Long time, first time puss sharing what's wrong? Recent college grad and recently back in the dating scene after a long hiatus. I met this guy. So great and so kind and respectful was the hiatus which gave me the ick at first, but I'm learning to like what's good for me, and I think I actually like this now. Man. Now he is only living where I am until the end of the month, and then he travels for work. I, I, I don't know if it makes sense to lock it down since we've been only going on dates for a month. What should I do?

[Julie]

These are all targeted at me.

[Julia]

Julia, honestly. Yeah, Julia had an expiration date with her first boyfriend, but it would made a lot more, more, less sense than this because he's moving states and she was moving to West Hollywood.

[Peyton]

My biggest question is, was the dating hiatus like, on your own accord?

[Julie]

I'll tell you, life is too short to not do things because they scare you. Yes. Like, I just have this, like, whole philosophy with dating that, like, it doesn't need to be, like, so planned out and, like, so, like, every little thing needs to, like, fall into line, like, the way you want it. It too. Like, I just think that we're so young and I don't know how old you are, but, like, I just think.

[Julia]

That there's no reason she's 22 or 23 because she's a recent college grad.

[Julie]

Oh, right.

[Peyton]

Context.

[Julie]

Thank you for that.

[Julia]

Yeah, I appreciate it.

[Julie]

Like, I was saying this to our friend's little sister the other day who's, like, kind of having, like, some troubles with this, like, boy. And I was like, I just, like, you're too young. Like, yeah, this probably isn't your man, but, like, life is about experiences. Life is about learning things. You learn a lot by the people you date. You learn a lot about yourself by way the, the people you date. So, like, so what if he isn't the world's most standup amazing guy? So what if he's moving? Like, let yourself experience things no matter if the outcome might be painful. Like, you don't need to protect yourself from everything. Like, sometimes you just need to dive into the.

[Peyton]

Enjoy the journey.

[Julia]

Also, then you can relate to sad music, which is what I've always wanted to relate to. The only song I'm relating now to is I think He Knows and delicate.

[Julie]

Yeah, delicate.

[Julia]

I'm so delicate. How good is it? Delicate.

[Julie]

It is the greatest song of all.

[Julia]

Time, honest to God.

[Julie]

Like, no one has ever encapsulated the feeling of.

[Peyton]

Of that, ever.

[Julie]

Besides, is it cool that I said all that?

[Peyton]

Is it chill?

[Julia]

Oh, my God. Is it cool that I said that?

[Julie]

Are you thinking of me?

[Julia]

But is it cool that, like, that I'm thinking of you? Like, everything you say. Like, I've never heard someone be. Like, everything. Everything you say, you're like.

[Julie]

I wish I felt that way about sometimes when you're.

[Julia]

When you're on a date and you're with. Like, you guys are on a friend and you hold hands under the table, it feels like you're the only people in the room. It's like, I seriously, like, yeah, I.

[Julie]

Don'T feel that way about anyone these days.

[Peyton]

I need a crush.

[Julia]

Honestly, having a crush, it's the best fit in the entire world. And when their name pops up on your phone, you're like, oh, my God. I don't need to jump if you.

[Peyton]

Don'T have a crush. Like, without a crush, I have no purpose.

[Julie]

I wish I had a crush on someone.

[Julia]

I think we should phone one of our guy friends for some guy advice.

[Peyton]

What guy friends?

[Julia]

Matt? Peyton.

[Peyton]

Hi, it's Peyton.

[Julia]

Hey, Peyton, it's Matt.

[Julie]

Hey, Matt.

[Julia]

Where's Shia? He's not here. He's sleeping.

[Julie]

Hi, Matt. It's Julia.

[Julia]

Hey, Julia.

[Julie]

Hey. Who is this?

[Julia]

How's New York life treating you guys?

[Peyton]

Well, we love it, but that's not why we called. We are actually filming therapists, and we keep it today, and we need some guy advice.

[Julia]

Okay. What's wrong? Being single in a group of friends who are often in. Who are all in relationships often means they're less likely to want to go to the bar. What do I do?

[Julie]

Oh, this one's for P. What do you.

[Julia]

What would you do?

[Peyton]

Matt, read that to me one more time because that's how hard this is for me. Yeah, being single in a group of friends who are in relationships often means they're less likely to want to go to the bar.

[Julie]

What do I do?

[Peyton]

I don't know why we called Matt because this is my own personal Hell.

[Julia]

Well, you know, I.

[Peyton]

You know, this is my worst nightmare.

[Julia]

I would say. I would prescribe calling Matt because Matt would.

[Peyton]

Answer Matt.

[Julie]

Because Matt would go to the bar.

[Julia]

Why not just, like, invite everybody out all at once? You know? Everybody can hang out together. You want to still go to the bar?

[Peyton]

You want all the boyfriends at the bar?

[Julia]

I don't. I mean, I guess, yeah. Why not? That's my friend out of the house, you know? Matt, what are you doing today? Are you having a gorgeous day? Yeah, I'm having a really nice day, actually. Okay, no, no, don't hang up. All right, Bye, guys. Why?

[Peyton]

Love you. Love you.

[Julia]

Love you. Bye.

[Peyton]

This is my worst nightmare. And I think if your friends aren't going to the bar with you, are they really your friends? I'm kidding. But, like, I would hope if you guys were both in relationships, like, you would still want to come out with me.

[Julia]

Of course I would. Want to. Like, PDA with my boyfriend all over the bar?

[Peyton]

Yes. Like, bring your.

[Julia]

I am pda.

[Julie]

I hate pdi. You are pda.

[Julia]

Ew. Why?

[Julie]

Is it an attention thing?

[Julia]

I think it must be an attention thing.

[Peyton]

Yeah. I hate pdi.

[Julia]

Why don't you guys tell me that?

[Julie]

But maybe if it's the. With the right person, I would like pda.

[Julia]

Are you guys ready? We're actually gonna sing. Okay. She, she got. She got away.

[Julie]

You sounded like spongebob.

[Julia]

Okay. She, she got. She got away.

[Julie]

You can do way better.

[Julia]

I know. She, she, she got. She got away.

[Julie]

Okay, octave change.

[Julia]

That was good, right? Okay, Julia, your turn.

[Julie]

No, I can't.

[Julia]

Are you serious?

[Julie]

I'm not gonna be able to do it.

[Julia]

Where are the other tmwws?

[Julie]

This ain't for the best. My reputation's never been worse.

[Julia]

So Roger, Zenko and Park.

[Peyton]

You want to send me into hysteria? Okay, stop. You're losing me. Stop.

[Julia]

Give me the damn card.

[Julie]

Stop. It's bt, Mom. BT has Bumble going on.

[Peyton]

She's all I want and I bumble.

[Julie]

For so long Bumble can't you see you're just not bumbling?

[Julia]

No. Oh, Nolan. Sometimes you just know which ones to pick. I just moved in with my best friend. Everyone's. Everything's going great, except she still hasn't unpacked, and it's been three weeks. Normally, I would. Did you make this up? No, normally I wouldn't care, but she's planning to have her stuff in our living room. How do I bring this up without making it a fight?

[Julie]

Who's on to us? We haven't unpacked yet. We've been here for over a month, so.

[Peyton]

Okay, so Julia and I literally have boxes in suitcases and plush throws all over the living room.

[Julie]

I don't know what you should do to your friend. Because we're the friend.

[Peyton]

We are the friends. But it's like we're both in the same. We're both in the same.

[Julie]

We do need to really accomplish it soon, though.

[Peyton]

I think that on Sunday, let's like, maybe like for three hours in the morning.

[Julie]

Like, but we need to finish.

[Julia]

I know.

[Julie]

It'd be like we make it done. Like, we need to get rid of it. I know.

[Peyton]

And we need to order a couch.

[Julie]

Yeah.

[Peyton]

We don't even have, like, living room furniture ordered.

[Julia]

You got that nice table, though.

[Peyton]

Yeah, but it's like, from.

[Julie]

From.

[Peyton]

From my OG apartment.

[Julia]

Oh. I found an extra key that my boyfriend, soon to be fiance, said without any shame or conviction was to his second apartment. Like he said it was like he said.

[Julie]

I mean, that's just like, he said.

[Julia]

It like it was normal. He got it during our relationship and uses it to, quote, get space. He says he didn't lie because he just never told me. Oh, what the. And he was going to eventually, but he doesn't think it's a big deal. Like, I want to marry this man, but this is insane. Am I crazy? Run for the hills.

[Peyton]

I mean, use common sense. That honestly, like, pisses me off. Pissed me off.

[Julia]

Like.

[Peyton]

Like, seriously, it's like I know that you know better than that.

[Julie]

I hate the word fiance.

[Julia]

Why? Because. Why? Because all of our friends just got engaged?

[Julie]

No, I just don't like the word fiance.

[Peyton]

Me and my fiance, my future mother, Beyonce.

[Julie]

Case, I'd rather. Yeah, never mind.

[Julia]

My future you. Do you know what BAE stands for?

[Julie]

No.

[Julia]

Before everything else, before anything else.

[Peyton]

I love that. I feel like I haven't had a boyfriend in so long. But why am I like, so the vibe that I'd say BAE in, like, a real way.

[Julia]

Yeah, you would.

[Julie]

No, I'm just gonna bring my bae.

[Peyton]

No. You guys, like, can Bay come?

[Julie]

That's my bae.

[Peyton]

I know we have plans tonight, but, like, any shop a can come. I have plans with BAE tonight. Like, I knew shot you can come.

[Julia]

My future mother in law is pressuring my fiance to do a choreographed dance at our wedding with her next year. Like a fun one, not a sweet one. I know he.

[Julie]

Are you belly? Come on.

[Julia]

I know.

[Julie]

Enough with the dances.

[Julia]

I know he doesn't want to do it, but she's coffee but she's paying for a big chunk of the wedding. Hope. This is so embarrassing. Well, if she's paying for the big.

[Julie]

Chunk of the wedding, I prescribed that episode where they're all dancing at the summer I turn pretty.

[Peyton]

What's that Netflix show? The Perfect Couple where they have, like, the choreography. Honestly, if it's something like that, then, like, that kind of hits. If not, it's giving, like, sweet 16.

[Julia]

Okay, my wife has a horrible home decor taste it's all for.

[Julie]

It's all from someone's like, Peyton with our confetti bath.

[Peyton]

Man, I have zero, like, taste in design.

[Julia]

Remy and Sheen, and makes me want to throw up and die.

[Julie]

Plus, she has a Teemu addiction.

[Julia]

Plus, she has a Teemu addiction. How do I survive? Holy.

[Julie]

How do I get a Teemu addiction?

[Julia]

How do I survive in these conditions? We been married for a year and a half.

[Peyton]

Oh, so you're already married. That's a big problem. What is Timo.

[Julia]

What is Teemo?

[Julie]

You know, the first super bowl ad?

[Peyton]

You can get a fridge for, like, $3, Julia.

[Julie]

No, that was Teemu.

[Peyton]

You can literally get a fridge for $3.

[Julia]

What?

[Julie]

Yeah.

[Peyton]

Everything's, like, crazy 50 cents.

[Julie]

Everything on Teemu. Okay, Like, Peyton's dad, every time she'll, like, be like, I want to buy this. Can you buy it for me? He sends her the Teemu version, and.

[Peyton]

He'S like, you mean this? I'm like, no pants.

[Julia]

I might need to repotty train myself. I've peed my pants for too many times.

[Julie]

I used to pee my pants all the time. Every time I laugh.

[Julia]

Really? Yes, you did. I peed my pants for too many times for an adult. I peed my pants too many times for an adult. On the train, at work.

[Julie]

You're having trouble today.

[Julia]

I know. I seriously have to limit and monitor how much I drink. Is this a real thing, or should I just diaper it up? No, Julia, definitely don't. You might have. And I'm not even just saying this. I think you might have bladder ocd. I'm being dead ass.

[Julie]

We both have it.

[Julia]

Me and Julia both have it. Like, I can.

[Julie]

I pee 17 times before I.

[Julia]

And every time I feel myself drifting off, I have to pee immediately. Oh, my God. I'm gonna have to pee, and I won't be able to fall asleep until I pee.

[Julie]

Me, too.

[Julia]

I always have to pee.

[Peyton]

Damn.

[Julie]

More nut cases.

[Julia]

Yeah, I have to pee literally, right now. Is that why you had the worst insomnia that you did?

[Julie]

No, Julia, you were telling a Story about me. And it really, like, finally sunk in that I am insane.

[Julia]

Oh, you're insomnia, Julia. We told about you.

[Julie]

No, but it finally sunk in. Like you were telling this story and I was like, oh, yeah, I have problems for sure.

[Peyton]

Juliana will pee before she goes to bed. Like actually 16 times every three minutes she'll get up and go pee. And it's actually outrageous. Like, how does it. Anything even come out.

[Julie]

Every time?

[Julia]

Sometimes nothing comes out. And that's the best feeling because you're like, all right, that's the worst feeling.

[Peyton]

Because then I'm like, do I have a uti?

[Julia]

Okay, so what did we learn today?

[Julie]

That I missed you.

[Julia]

I missed you too. I miss you guys too. And we're gonna have a really fun weekend.

[Peyton]

We learned that you need come more often. And like, well, I'm going to maybe see a real estate agent.

[Julia]

Okay, well, I learned that you missed us. I missed you guys. And I'm having a. Yes. And I'm having a great time in New York.

[Julie]

Say it like you mean it.

[Julia]

I learned that I really missed you guys, but I already knew that I missed you guys. And I'm having a great time in New York.

[Julie]

When did you know that you missed us?

[Julia]

The day you left.

[Peyton]

And we saw Jake cry for the first time ever.

[Julia]

Yeah, that was the saddest day.

[Julie]

Got in our big blowout fight. He almost. He like, really tried to cry, but I think cried.

[Julia]

And Brett started laughing in my face.

[Julie]

Jake literally out of here.

[Peyton]

In our seven years of friendship, never seen him cry. I've never even seen him like, almost cry. And he. Oh, I'm kind of shocked we didn't tell the story. Like our final leaving in la. Okay, we are meaning to wrap up this episode, but we.

[Julia]

We had a final night out on Saturday night.

[Peyton]

We were getting ready for a party and Cassidy was over and Cassidy was in Jake's room and texted us saying, by the way, I just walked into Jake's room and he's bawling. And we were like, you're lying.

[Julie]

I can't do this because.

[Peyton]

Oh, my gut reaction was I said, oh, you're lying. Haha.

[Julia]

Well, because Alice came into my room and oh, this is really sad. And she was. I was like, oh, I'm gonna be so depressed tomorrow because they were supposed to leave Sunday. Oh, I would like to touch on one more thing before we leave.

[Peyton]

What?

[Julia]

No one came to their going away party.

[Peyton]

Oh my God. How did we not talk about this?

[Julia]

Nobody came.

[Peyton]

Okay, quickly, we Saturday went to the pregame we had a pregame at our house. This episode is bawling, crying.

[Julie]

Stop talking. We're. That's done.

[Julia]

What?

[Julie]

You agree the episode's over.

[Julia]

You agreed that nobody.

[Julie]

We admitted it, and it's done.

[Peyton]

So I honestly will say I don't give a fuck that no one showed up because I had enough fun for the capacity of the party.

[Julia]

So four people.

[Peyton]

No, no, like, I mean, like, the people that were supposed to be there. Like, I had, like, okay, 200 times.

[Julia]

Alice came into my room and she said. I was like, I'm not gonna leave tomorrow. I'm so sad. And she was like, oh, my God, no. You're gonna need to get out of the house because everything's gonna remind you of them. And then I was like, what? And then the Subway by Chapel Road and started playing when she left, and I started crying alone in my room because I was so sad.

[Julie]

Well, does everything remind you of us? Like, not really. Huh.

[Peyton]

Because you guys redid the whole house.

[Julia]

We needed to.

[Peyton]

Yeah, no, I get it.

[Julie]

Thank God you did. That house was. Was despicable.

[Julia]

The couch really reminds me of you guys.

[Julie]

That's nice.

[Peyton]

Yeah, it was a hand me down.

[Julia]

Okay. So what did we learn today? We learned that we miss each other a lot.

[Peyton]

So much that we love when you're here.

[Julie]

Dating is.

[Julia]

Is exciting.

[Julie]

Is great.

[Peyton]

Oh, that.

[Julie]

The Tate McCray concert was just electric. Simply.

[Peyton]

We knew it would be.

[Julia]

We knew it would be. She's just levels up every other time.

[Peyton]

Her at the VMAs.

[Julie]

The entire time I was in a trance.

[Julia]

She just levels up everywhere at the VMAs.

[Peyton]

Like, I was in of front, full body, chills.

[Julia]

But she does it. And then she acts so nonchalant about it. Like, it's the crazy. She's like, oh, yeah, that was fun. I'm like, if I ever did that, I wouldn't shut the fuck up about it.

[Peyton]

It's like, you just shook the country.

[Julia]

She's so humble about it. It's, like, genuinely humble too. So it's like, honestly awesome to see the entire concert.

[Peyton]

We just kept looking at each other going, goosebumps.

[Julia]

Oh, every time. What was your favorite part of the show?

[Julie]

When she say nostalgia. Honestly.

[Julia]

Oh, you loved that. My favorite part was when she did.

[Julie]

No, my favorite part always is guilty because conscience. Oh, yeah.

[Peyton]

That's your favorite.

[Julia]

Can I be honest? When they said, I want you two hands, and then the spotlight went straight on her. And also my favorite part was when they did it's okay. I'm okay. And they strut down the Runway, and.

[Julie]

They almost do this part. And then they walk to the front and they really do it for real.

[Peyton]

Mine is when they, like, someone falls to the floor. And then blood on my hand starts. I know my favorite.

[Julie]

I know my say, you want to know me.

[Julia]

You don't want.

[Julie]

You just want to do what I do.

[Peyton]

And also just keep watching. Well, it was going all around.

[Julie]

Yeah.

[Peyton]

And the lights were flaring. I seriously thought.

[Julie]

Wow, that was gonna drop.

[Julia]

Yeah. If you have any time, go see Tate McCrae's Miss Possessive World Tour. It will rock your world.

[Peyton]

Incredible.

[Julia]

Make you want to get off the couch and move your body.

[Julie]

It'll inspire you to pick up some type of hobby. I'll tell you.

[Julia]

Yes.

[Julie]

Because.

[Peyton]

Wow.

[Julia]

Wow.

[Peyton]

What a gift.

[Julie]

Okay.

[Peyton]

And that's that.

[Julia]

And that's that.

[Peyton]

Goodbye.

[Julia]

All right. Say bye.

[Julie]

Bye. Bye.

[Julia]

And, Doug, here we have the Limu.

[Peyton]

Emu in its natural habitat, helping people customize their car insurance and save hundreds with Liberty Mutual. Fascinating. It's accompanied by his natural ally, Doug.

[Julia]

Limu is that guy with the binoculars watching us. Cut the camera.

[Peyton]

They see us.

[Julia]

Only pay for what you [e-mail].

[Julie]

Savings. Very underwritten by Liberty Mutual Insurance Company and affiliates.

[Julia]

Excludes Massachusetts.