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A
What's up, y'? All? What's up? Hey, babysitters.
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B
Oh, what's that all about, Sid?
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A
That time of the month, so.
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B
Oh, you feeling moody?
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A
Yeah, and I'm usually not a moody person and I'm really not feeling that moody, but I just want to see what it's like to be one of those people.
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B
Also, did it irritate you that my follow up question was, are you moody after? Like, you're clearly moody.
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A
But you know what? I did start my period, but you know what? I still got up early to do my workout because I have an ACL to rehab. Okay? So life is about discipline. It's not about whether I felt like getting up. It's not about being upset that I get a period every month and even when three weeks have gone by and I'm just excited and living life and then I started getting upset or like feeling away and I'm like, what could that be? Oh, it's because your period is coming back around. You forgot cuz you were just enjoying life. No, it's still here. Okay. So even through all of that turmoil, I got up and did what I was supposed to do. So y' all need to have some discipline. If you were supposed to do something today and you didn't do it, shame on you. But do it tomorrow.
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B
You're a strong, independent woman.
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A
Yeah, I know. Yeah, I know. Theme song. Two of us.
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B
Super boss. Okay.
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A
Okay. Yeah, okay.
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B
We say what we want oh yeah. We say what we feel. Sitting tnp in the mix and they be keeping it real. On her period off her period. She's moody and bloated.
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A
Who cares?
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B
Who cares? I be coughing it up. You said that we going flat. Well then I'm calling your blood. We're going to have to ask tier to do a remix to the for when we're on our periods.
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A
Blood remix A Blood, blood, blood.
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B
That kid's like 30 now. The kid that's like really blood. It was on Vine.
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A
I think we're talking about a different person, but yeah, so this is the segment that there's no. It doesn't have the same. It doesn't carry the same weight anymore, obviously, since we have sponsors, but it is a time to thank. I don't know if you. If you saw any of like YouTube or social comments. People were super happy for us. Thank you babysitters for showing so much support over the last, what, like 19 or 18 episodes before we got sponsors. 19 were pushed to have them. Yeah. And it's always. It's nice Seeing y' all out in public too. I've had people stopping me recently, stopping when I'm home, saying they watch the pot. I just went to do some community service earlier today. Somebody was like, can I get a pick? I love the pod. Like, oh, my gosh, of course you can. But yeah, it's nice seeing y' all in the wild. Babysitters, we love y'.
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B
All.
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A
Appreciate it.
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B
We do love y'.
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A
All.
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B
And also a babysitter recognized me as Sydney. So, you know, don't know how that happened. I mean, honestly, I could see it if you, like, squint a little bit.
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A
Yeah.
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B
You know what they say, like, when you, like, hang out with somebody enough, you start, like looking like one another. That's just what they say.
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A
Like, y' all are somewhat close. Before that you look somewhat alike. Before there was something. There's nothing here.
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B
Oh.
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A
Her is the only dating app built for sapphics by sapphics.
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B
Perfect for winter restart season.
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A
More than dating, her isn't just swiping. It's real queer community.
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B
Her gets right. What straight apps don't.
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A
I mean, I think about. I think about traveling overseas or something or if you're going somewhere where you're not familiar. I mean, I initially, I immediately said overseas because they have over 15 million users in like 100 and 100 plus countries. So if you're going business somewhere, you know, that's something that you have to take into consideration, like being queer, going into a country, like, how do people view homosexuality there? Like, how do they treat people there? So you will want to find people who are similar to you in this area to where if you wanted to venture off or go somewhere, you have an idea of, like, what's safe.
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B
What would you do if I opened up a dating app? Like, how. How would you help me build my page?
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A
I probably just put you being hilarious on there, not begging.
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B
I wonder if they include, like, how deep your voice is.
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A
Yeah, you could do. You should put a. Put a little voice. Put some audio on there.
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B
Put some audio.
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A
I don't know if I could actually put videos for you, but you should just have a voice memo so they don't see you talking. Actually do it like that. We'll put a picture of you up. No video, a voice memo. So they just gotta see the little rectangle and press play. I don't know if you could do this for real on there, but they need to incorporate it and then they can hear your voice.
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B
I feel like I wouldn't even use my telephone voice. Either. I would just, like, use my real voice. Like, you'd be like.
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A
Hey, it's Teresa. How's it going?
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B
And they're like, what, sir?
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A
Zero swipes. Try her this winter. It's sapphic restart season. Tp, tell them what we got coming up.
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B
Yeah, this really exciting news is that Sid and I will be headed to New York, and we'll be shooting on location at the Women's Champions Classic at the Barclays Center. And what can be better than meeting some babysitters, watching some great women's basketball, and spending a little bit more time with you in the Big Apple soup?
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A
I know I haven't seen a lot of college basketball, like, college basketball this year, so I'm excited. It's gonna be Tennessee and Louisville and then UConn and Iowa play afterwards. So I know that's gonna be some. Some fun basketball. You know, they all have, like, very loyal fan bases, so I'm sure everybody, like, they're pulling up for their teams, so I'm sure it'll be a really good environment at Barclays. But, yeah, that'll be dope to be meeting some babysitters in person.
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B
What's crazy is that when I was in college, we made my junior year. I don't know if it was called the Champions Classic, but we played in the same game at Barclays, and this is when Barclays was, like, kind of new. So it was, like, really cool to see, like, their practice court and, like, the dark wood court and all that cool stuff at Barclays, but really excited to be back in New York again.
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A
We did one in college. We were in. In New York, and we were playing at msg, and my sister and some of my friends came, and I was mad because they got to go. They went to, like, where 106 and park was shot. What? I couldn't do anything. We were having team stuff going.
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B
Yeah. You weren't even allowed to have your cell phone, probably.
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A
Yeah, exactly. You know, you had to, like, turn in your phone the night before the game. Yeah, I'm just like, is this necessary?
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B
They're like, you can see your family for, like, visiting hours. It's like, 15 minutes.
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A
It's jail, pretty much. So fun, though. Grateful for the experience and babysitters. We're going to do a social invite, so let us know if you want to be there for the taping. We can only fit so many of y' all in there, but first come, first serve, or fight to the death, and then we'll see who gets in. Make it, like what is it like Black Friday shopping? Used to be. Sound good. Okay, love y'. All. See you there. But, yeah, I like, we like going to New York.
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B
New York's always a good time.
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A
Yeah.
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B
And speaking of New York, I recently saw that the Vice Mayor of New York, Natasha Cloud, just had an interview. With Ryan Ashley from Ink Master.
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A
No idea who that is.
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B
It was on Instagram. But a little known fact about me, you guys, is I love Ink Master. Ryan Ashley is actually one of my favorites. They're. They're just incredible. They're asked to do all these really difficult tasks, and not only are they creating art with a pen and paper, but they have a vibrating pen, and their paper is human flesh, and they're creating things that look like a sticker that you could just peel right off of somebody's body. It's insane. So I also obsessed with talking about it. I love Ink Master. Whenever I have a chance to watch Ink Master, I will like, if it's on tv, which it does run as often as ridiculousness and, like, Fear Factor. Back in the day, you remember Fear factor was on 24 7. Law and order. Law and order. SBU. Yeah. There's a few that just, like, constantly played. Ink Master is definitely one of them. Ink Master is, like, such a interesting show because people have to be so creative. Like, tattoo artists have, like, their forte, like, what they're known for, what they're good at, but when they get into the competition, they're asked to do things that are, like, far out of the realm that they ever did. Some people are, like, so skilled that they can literally do everything, but it's really. What's your favorite type of tattoo?
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A
Like, what's your favorite thing that you like to see them do? Because you're constantly sending me stuff.
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B
Yeah.
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A
When I don't have a single tattoo and neither do you. So what. What's the obsession about? What do you like so much?
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B
Yeah, so you can just call us Unicorn Joe. No tattoos, but love them. They're very cool. I like all kinds of tattoos. Like, I like photorealism. I like black and gray. I like portraits. I like color. I like Japanese. There's, like, so many really awesome tattooing techniques. And on this recent season of Ink Masters, they have a metallic challenge. They have to make skin look like it's reflecting, either gold or silver or have some kind of, like, reflection to it, and it's insanely cool. This guy made this golden. Like, I don't even know, like, what's the thing in Egypt that has, like, the face pyramid. No, it's like half cat, half person. The face is like the sphinx. He made a golden sphinx. And it was, it got transparently. It got like heavily critiqued, but I was like, this looks great transparently.
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A
Okay. Okay. So if you were to get a tattoo, what would you get and where would you get it? Like, what placements do you like of tattoos?
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B
I don't know. I don't know. I just feel like.
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A
So you've watch this? No, I want to make sure that I understand. You've been sending me stuff for months, maybe years.
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B
Yeah.
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A
You watch this show? Sounds like religiously.
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B
Yeah.
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A
You've got all these different types of tattooing techniques that you enjoy. You've never thought once about what you would get if you were to get it or where you would get it? Never.
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B
No, I thought about it quite a few times and every idea that I had was like four months passed by and I'm like, I'm so glad I didn't go through with that. That would have been so awful. I also have add, so I'm like, would I get sick of it? Yeah, what would you get?
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A
Exactly. That's what I was gonna say. Probably like, finish that task. Probably finish that task. And then I'll be like, what was this about?
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B
Don't forget.
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A
Forget what? Oh, man, I should have never got this ghost.
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B
To get it removed, you have to get a cover up. No, but I do.
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A
Like, I like, I like tattoos. Like, I like small stuff. Like a little something right there, like.
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B
An ink pen tattoo.
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A
A little something on the, like, you know, on your shoulder. An ankle.
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B
Like right here.
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A
Real cute. Yeah.
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B
On your wrist.
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A
You know me, super femme.
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B
So have you ever thought about getting a tattoo before? Like, have you considered getting one?
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A
I thought about it too. Yeah, I've thought about it.
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B
What was your best idea?
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A
Probably the stranger things.
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B
On your lower limb.
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A
What'd you say? No. What was that? Upside down? I don't know what I would really get. It would probably be like, um, it would probably be like initials or like date of a loved one that's passed. Maybe like, maybe my nana or something or, you know, but then there's like, ooh, is there favoritism if you've had a lot of people pass in your family? It's like, oh, why didn't you get so and so? Why don't you get it?
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B
Do you just have like a scroll? Like, you just keep adding to the list. You have to make sure you get on like a really long body part that you have can't run out of space.
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A
Yeah. But then I put my own initials in the date that I. I predict that I'll die. And then if that happens, people are like, she was psychic.
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B
Oh, my God.
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A
Yeah.
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B
That just took a really dark turn on my tattoo talk. But I don't know. I don't think I would. I don't know if I would ever get one. I would never say never, but I will say that a little.
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A
Get one.
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B
All the episodes I watch, I also, when I was playing in the Canary Islands, re watched all the episodes up to that point. So I watched it twice. So I know what a good tattoo is. I know what a bad tattoo is. I know if you have great shadings. Submit your tattoos.
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A
He's gonna rate them.
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B
And also on Ink Masters, they're, like, brutal. They're like, yeah, I can't believe that they have to wear that on their body for the rest of their life. I'm like, yeah, they know that, but do you have to pound that in? You know what?
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A
I might tattoo bigger breasts on me.
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B
Tattoo a shadow underneath your bosoms to make it seem like they're. I can tell you if you have, like, packed color, like, if you're. If you have shaky lines, like, if you have great contrast, if your light source is great.
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A
You think you could give a tattoo? Are you? Are you?
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B
Oh, no, I cannot give a tattoo, but I can critique a tattoo. I saw that William.
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A
She's, like, giving herself one.
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B
I saw her draw on, like, before.
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A
Maybe, or something like that.
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B
Like. Yeah, no, I wouldn't. I wouldn't feel comfortable putting something on somebody's body for forever.
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A
Okay.
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B
Would you?
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A
Yeah.
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B
Okay. Well, I wouldn't ask you for that.
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A
I haven't done it.
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B
Would not ask you for that. But this is a kids spoiler alert. For all you parents with little ones in the car. Just know that we're about to talk about Anna. Say anyway, anybody who that is, or.
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A
They don't know Pig Latin.
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B
If you don't know Pig Latin. Just like, no, that we're about to talk about this guy who's like, come down chimneys, eating up people's cookies, leaving.
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A
Yeah, we are.
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B
Presents are cold, depending on how good you've been this year. And the one thing I do love about Santa is, like, if you mess up in January, you have 11 months to get it together. If you start messing up in October, you better have a really strong November and December because, yeah, those are going to be remembered by Santa. Those moments are going to be remembered by Santa. So I asked my friend, I'm the godmother of her kids, and I. Her kids are two and a half.
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A
Brag much?
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B
Humbly. I was selected to be the godmother. And, you know, their kids are two and a half and like, just over one. And I texted her, I was like, hey, so are they still believing in Santa or what? Like, what's the deal here? One of them is probably not even old enough to unders, like, to conceptualize Santa. So technically that's a no.
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A
Probably two of them both.
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B
And yeah, the two year old, probably not. But this brings me to my next story. When I was about 10 or 11 years old. Also, keep in mind, y', all, I am the oldest cousin. I found out. All my dreams were shattered when I found out from my grandma. I'm driving home from school one day. She picked me up from school. Mama Judy was like, yeah, I just need to tell you that, you know, Santa's not real. And I'm like, distraught. I'm like, wait, what? What are you talking about? Grandma? Like, mama, what? She was like, yeah, you need to know. You're, like, too old to not know. And I'm like, oh, my God. Like, I had a full breakdown in the car. I was, like, distraught. Then I, like, turned the corner. I was like, so my parents been lying me? I've been lied to for 11 years. Like, I am. I'm going through so many different emotional, you know, moments. I was way too old to not know. Like, I kind of knew. My friends were talking about it, but I was like, they're crazy. They're like, no. Then who is eating the cookies? He literally left me a letter last year on the fireplace. Like, he wrote something to me. Also, coincidentally, it was on my dad's work notepad. Like, there was, like, his business logo in the background. I'm like, wow, it's weird. Santa's got everything. But. So have you ever believed in Santa? What was your Santa tradition if you did?
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A
Like, yeah, I have a bunch of pictures. As a little kid, when I was on Santa's lap, like, me and my siblings would go take picture, I guess, in the mall or whatever. Like, Polaroids of it. I don't remember ever believing, genuinely. I think I've always been highly intelligent, so never believed it for a second. And I think it's about time that we stop acting like Santa is real. It's time to tell kids, okay? They can handle hard things. I worked really hard, okay, to get you these gifts. Enjoy them.
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B
That's another thing, because I'm like, I don't know why. My parents just didn't take credit. Like, they worked very hard to make sure that something was under the tree. So I'm like, yeah, and you're just gonna give us this chubby white dude that's like, coming down the chimney, Right?
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A
It's creepy coming down the chimney like.
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B
That and he never got dirty.
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A
I don't know. I don't trust them. Reindeer are cute, though.
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B
No, I should have believed them. But there was, like, just different things that, like, happened. I also was trying to keep the spirit alive for all my younger cousins and my brother. No, but it was, like, actually hella hard. And when I, you know, came to the realization that it wasn't the case, there was just so many movies to back that it was real. Elf.
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A
Yeah, there were movies to back that it was real, but there were also some that should have made you, like, have it out. I just recently. I just recently watched Polar Express and that kid had doubt. Obviously, the whole movie is about getting rid of that doubt, but.
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B
Right.
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A
I would have just trusted my gut from the jump, personally, as I did once again, when I was a kid. So. But you know, what were your.
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B
Were your older siblings, like, telling you? Like, were they trying to convince you it was real and you were just like, nah, I don't remember it being.
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A
A big conversation like, here like that. Yeah, I got the gifts. Like, let's move on. It's not about who they're from.
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B
No, I was.
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A
Let's go play.
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B
I was just hurt. I was, like, really upset. So, you know, you know, whatever. Just, you know, you can have your criticisms on me just being a creative, jolly, spirited, young little Teresa by, you.
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A
Know, love that for you.
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B
Way to somewhere to use your imagination.
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A
Okay, but, like, in this holiday spirit, I got a holiday game for you.
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B
Oh, I never know how to react to this because I have no idea what's coming through. Your other games have been gaslighting and.
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A
Oh, no. I want to stay in this festive holiday spirit that we're in. All right, so I just recently watched the Polar Express, like, for the first time. Okay, so here's a scenario. The Polar Express is flying down the tracks. You can pull a lever because on one side, your parents are on the tracks. Tied up on the other side, there are a hundred people oh, my God. That would die if you pull the lever. So what are you doing?
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B
This is the darkest, jolly, Christmas spirited game I feel like I've ever been a part of.
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A
And it could be your mom or your dad or your brother. Anyone. Any one person. But on the other side, there are a hundred people the track.
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B
So if you pull it, 100 complete strangers. I don't know them.
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A
Yeah.
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B
Are they all staring at me, knowing that I have to make this decision? Like everybody's life is in my hands. Oh, it's a blind decision.
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A
Yeah. Man said, how is this a game? Come on. You got five seconds. Five.
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B
I'm jumping off the train.
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A
Huh?
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B
I'm just jumping.
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A
No, no, no. You're not on it. You're just a person that's pulling it. You're not on it. This is just some scenario. Stop being a wuss. You got to make a decision.
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B
You know what? I'm gonna. I guess I'll save the people, and then before the train gets there, I'm jumping in with my family, and we can all go together and be a beautiful Christmas story.
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A
No, you're not close enough. But I do want to say now that you save those other people. Those were a 100 people involved in the January 6th. No, in the January 6th. You just saved. You just saved all of them over your family.
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B
No.
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A
That's hella embarrassing.
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B
I'm cranking that lever the other way. I would jump on that lever.
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A
Too late, too late, too late. Did you enjoy that game, though?
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B
No, I absolutely hate that game. That was the most miserable game I feel like I've ever played in my life. Like, I would rather go into, like, a four overtime overseas game and one of those freezing gyms where they were allowed to smoke in than to have.
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A
To make that decision that used to be so crazy. We're in a huddle, and there's.
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B
You get a whiff of cigarettes.
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A
They'Re like, literally walking by. I'm like, how is this?
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B
They're like, whatever.
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A
I stopped.
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B
Come on. Oh, my goodness gracious. One time in Italy, we were playing in this game, and up to this point, this is, like, one of the earlier games in the season. Up to this point, every time you would get water, you get bottled water. You play overseas, they don't, like, fill a water bottle for you. You just get, like, a bottle of water. And we were playing Jillian Harmon's team. I forgot what team she played on. But they. We were in a timeout. I was so thirsty. They hand me a bottle of water. I cracked that thing open, went to go chug it. It was sparkling water. It was carbonated water. I'm like, y', all, this is. This is the most Italian I've ever been a part of. Sparkling water in a basketball game, like.
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A
Couldn'T believe it, but I was choking.
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B
On it because, you know when you chug carbonation and especially when you're not ready for it.
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A
Yeah. You're thinking you're about to hydrate with some just smooth water.
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B
And it was. It ruined my life.
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A
Bubbles.
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B
Yeah.
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A
And I'm like, burping on the court, running up and down like, this is so embarrassing and dumb.
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B
This was with the same translator, Massimo. He was, like, so nervous. I was like, max, what's going on here, man? Nervous as shit.
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A
Wait, have you told the Massimo story before?
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B
Have I told the Massimo story how he was, like, so nervous? No, I don't think I've told the Massimo story.
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A
Tell it, Tell it.
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B
The Rashonda story.
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A
So there were so many.
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B
Honestly, I'm playing in Italy. We're playing for this team called DK Napoli. But I didn't know that the team. I thought it was just going to play for Napoli. Right. The first day I show up, this little backstory, first day I show up, they hand me all this gear. On it, there's the words D I K E printed across every item of clothing I got. And I'm looking around like, everybody better have this outfit on. It better not just be given to certain people here. Like, I'm feeling a little targeted that I see Jackie Jermelis walk by. She's got it on, too. I was like, okay, it's both of us. This is actually crazy. So Rashad is on the team. Everybody did have the same gear. We were the dykes. It was called DK in Italian, but we were the dykes of Italy. So our translator is super nervous. He always gets nervous for anything. Like, if there's a timeout, we're in a crucial time. He has a really hard time, like, saying anything. The more that's on the line, the more he shuts down. Is the type of man Massimo is. And one day we're at practice and, yeah, our coaches telling us in Italian to, like, do some things. And all of a sudden, like, he said the N word. And I look over and I'm like, oh, my God. And then Rashonda was like, what did he just say? And the coach, like, repeated what he said. And he definitely. And this time I was like, oh, my God, we have to fight right now. Like, if Rashonda is fighting, we're all fighting. Like, he definitely said it. This is a fighting matter. So Massimo, nervous as ever.
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A
No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
- [28:52]
B
It's not that.
- [28:52]
A
It's not that. It means.
- [28:55]
B
It means to cut off the baseline. Rashauna was like, what? And he was like, he wants you to cut off the baseline. And Rashad was like, that's not what he said. I was like, certainly that wasn't what he said because there was two truths here. He did say it, but in Italian. It was a completely different translation. We didn't end up fighting him, but it was a very uncomfortable moment for everyone involved. And we did get clarity out the deal. But, yeah, that was one of my stories. Massimo was such a character in my life. Like, I remember him well. I hope he's doing well. Massimo, if you're watching this, thanks for all the great stories, man.
- [29:40]
A
Shout out to you, Massimo. Massimo makes me think of kicking and screaming. You watch kicking and screaming before love.
- [29:46]
B
Kicking and screaming, y', all, if y' all haven't seen it, me first.
- [29:55]
A
Y'. All.
- [29:55]
B
If y' all haven't seen kicking and screaming. You have to watch it.
- [29:59]
A
Yeah, you have to. Probably my favorite part is when the lesbian moms of Beyond Song give Will Ferrell the book. They're like, our son is shy. And the book was called like My child is shy or something. And at one point they had said his name and he was like, oh, how do you spell that? They're like, beyond Song. Like, that's not obvious.
- [30:18]
B
Like, sound it out.
- [30:19]
A
So dumb. He's like, I may have inadvertently you Salmonella.
- [30:28]
B
Then why would you give us finches? I thought the finches were a good idea. Will Frell is undefeated. Undefeated.
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A
No, that's. That's a.
- [30:38]
B
What a great movie.
- [30:40]
A
And that's a Will Ferrell movie that I feel like just isn't talked about enough.
- [30:43]
B
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A
Yeah. Organic and natural too, which is super important. You obviously want to know what's going in your body. They're non toxic and safe like you said before, made by women. Because why were men doing this anyways?
- [32:02]
B
I'm like, what, did y' all have experience in that industry? Have you ever needed to use one? Like, tell me to the men in the industry, let us know. But until then.
- [32:15]
A
I think even more, even more interesting was us finding out they had award winning lube.
- [32:22]
B
So crazy. I want to know what goes into award winning lube.
- [32:29]
A
We gotta find that out so we can tell the babysitters next episode. But they've also got bamboo cleaning wipes that you can use on the go, which for us as athletes is super clutch.
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B
You can use it for makeup, but you can wipe freshening up. They're also biodegradable and natural, great for sensitive skin and often free from harsh chemicals. So it seems like an all around, well rounded, necessary item to be added to your toiletry bag.
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A
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B
That's right, ladies. You heard it from Lola.
- [33:26]
A
Oh, you know what else I just watched recently?
- [33:29]
B
What's up?
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A
The Grinch who Stole Christmas.
- [33:35]
B
Ooh.
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A
With Jim Carrey.
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B
The Jim Carrey one.
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A
The Grinch.
- [33:43]
B
That one.
- [33:43]
A
There was a scene in there that I think I never really paid attention to before, but when his heart is getting bigger again, like on top of the, the mountain or whatever, like wherever he lives, he's doing a scene like he like hits the rock with his face and he's like fallen out and it looks exactly like his like improv from Ace Ventura, Pet Detective. You remember the scene where he's like acting like he's like crazy or whatever. He's got the hair and he's doing the. He's like. And I was like, oh my gosh. Like that looks exactly the same. But that movie actually. Let's get into it. All right.
- [34:22]
B
What?
- [34:22]
A
What are your.
- [34:23]
B
What?
- [34:25]
A
I want to get into the Grinch.
- [34:27]
B
I know, but you said it like.
- [34:31]
A
I said it like, let's get into it.
- [34:33]
B
Okay. Let's get into it.
- [34:34]
A
Okay. So the Grinch. Yeah, the Grinch was never the problem a little bit.
- [34:43]
B
No, he was, he was A little problematic. He was a little bit.
- [34:45]
A
He was a little bad as a kid, but like I said.
- [34:48]
B
Oh, the baby.
- [34:51]
A
Kid Grinch.
- [34:52]
B
Yeah. He was so cute.
- [34:55]
A
The way that they acted. He was a cute little baby.
- [34:57]
B
Yeah, he was.
- [34:58]
A
The way that they acted toward him. They created the monster. In my opinion, this is similar to Elphaba. We got two green characters that are made to be the villains in movies. But really, what was the problem with the Grinch? Y' all didn't like the truth. He was spitting facts a lot of the times, and y' all were just mean to him. I don't remember. Mayor Whoever was like, just on him because he. Because his girl liked him, whatever. What was her name?
- [35:30]
B
Sis with the jacket. Says with the jacket, the dress.
- [35:34]
A
She was on him as a. As a kid. She liked him. And he was mad.
- [35:38]
B
Always liked him.
- [35:39]
A
Made him like, whatever, like, go shave his face, was talking about his hair. He went and made that thing for her out of glass, that sculpture, whatever. Remember? But then he came to school, had the bag on his head. Cause he had cut his face like Nick did a bunch of times. And the teacher didn't make it any better. She made him take off the bag, made him put his foot down so they could see his face. Then they all start laughing at him, making fun of him. So he breaks the. Breaks the thing that he made for her and runs up into the mountain, and it's like cursing Christmas forever and, you know, becomes adult Grinch. But I'm like, y'. All. Y' all did that. Just like with Elphaba. Like, y'.
- [36:21]
B
All.
- [36:22]
A
Y' all have people that were normal and nice and, like, making solid points about what they see.
- [36:29]
B
Mm.
- [36:31]
A
You turn them into what they were.
- [36:33]
B
What really should have been happening. Baby Grin should have never had to go through that. The bullies. The mayor, who was a bully as a child, should have been 100 held accountable, sent to the principal's office, been taught right from wrong, and we wouldn't have had a Grinch in that case.
- [36:51]
A
Shouldn't have been a big Grinch there. Shouldn't have been a big Grinch there.
- [36:54]
B
Shouldn't have.
- [36:55]
A
And Grant, he was on the mayor's ass, though I was glad about that. At the end when he got his girl, he thought it was all cool. They shook hands, he said, laughed at him, pointed exactly like, what, you were hating on me, cuz your girl liked me.
- [37:10]
B
That was it. He was just jealous.
- [37:12]
A
He was just jealous. You're jealous. Envious.
- [37:16]
B
My favorite part is when they're doing the pie. The Grinch comes back and they're doing the Hullabaloo or whatever it was called.
- [37:25]
A
Yeah.
- [37:26]
B
And he's like. They're shoving pies in his face. Like different bites of pie.
- [37:32]
A
He was having to eat so much.
- [37:35]
B
That was one of my favorite parts of the whole movie is like. He like keeps turning his head. They're like shoveling.
- [37:40]
A
Cindy. Cindy Lou.
- [37:42]
B
Cindy Lou who?
- [37:44]
A
Cindy Lou who? She was sweet.
- [37:47]
B
She was sweet.
- [37:48]
A
The ladies who adopted him, whoever they were, were they lesbians? I don't know, but it was two women. So I'm going to telling lesbians, because they were not.
- [37:56]
B
They were probably just exactly.
- [37:57]
A
We don't know what was going on.
- [37:58]
B
Behind closed doors, roommates, so.
- [38:02]
A
Exactly. Best friends, what it took.
- [38:06]
B
They were ants. But it took somebody like a Cindy Lou who was open minded and saw the good in everybody and was accepting and loving that could allow the Grinch to move past his childhood traumas and become one with the community again. And yeah, you know, shout out to Cindy Lou who for being an outlier in this case and you know, really making the Grinch feel like he was loved because at the end of the day, he was certainly love. By homegirl in the dress. Bust down. That dress, robe attire. Always looking. Whenever she took that camera was like lining her big ass. I was like, with the lights.
- [38:52]
A
That was insane. That was like saying Cindy's mom was just looking. Like she thought she could compete. Girl, let it go.
- [38:59]
B
Yeah. No, she had the full cannon out there.
- [39:02]
A
I gotta get her name. Martha May.
- [39:05]
B
Martha May.
- [39:06]
A
Martha May. She was always like short of breath when she saw the Grinch. I'm like, girl, okay, this is nice. He's cool or whatever, but you acting like he was fine was so crazy.
- [39:16]
B
Maybe she. Maybe she did think that he was fine. Like, maybe.
- [39:19]
A
You know what, you're right.
- [39:21]
B
Maybe she's into that.
- [39:23]
A
You're right. That's on me. But no, I just had to do a little. A little compare. We don't have to get into Elphaba story, but there are clear similarities between how the green people were treated.
- [39:35]
B
Yeah, absolutely.
- [39:38]
A
All right. Tb.
- [39:39]
B
Absolutely.
- [39:40]
A
I don't know if you saw this, but there was a. There was. There was a conversation about who should sit in the middle seat. The Internet was like going back and forth about it and they were basically saying that. So this woman said getting a boyfriend is all fun and games until you realize you have to sit in the middle seat now. And she like panned the camera to her partner who was seated in the window seat in the comments have people debating. Like, people had different opinions. One person says sidewalk rules also apply to planes.
- [40:18]
B
Okay.
- [40:18]
A
Another one said, if a man makes you sit in the middle seat, he doesn't like you or I guess maybe your partner in general. What are, what are your thoughts about? First of all, are you. I know you're not a middle seat person. You're too big for that.
- [40:30]
B
Way too big.
- [40:31]
A
But if you were, if you were bite sized, though, if I had your feelings be about it.
- [40:37]
B
First of all, I'm like, why is he choosing the window? Get that aisle. You can put your legs in the aisle. I'm like, that was a poor choice for me. Like, even feel like too, oh, you're an aisle. You're an aisle girl.
- [40:48]
A
I'm an A. Yeah.
- [40:50]
B
Also you, you can sleep almost anywhere. So, like, I've, I feel like I've flown with you and I've offered to take the middle seat knowing that I wasn't going to be able to fall asleep, you know, but I didn't want the middle seat. It's like, not a comfortable seat to be in.
- [41:09]
A
Yeah.
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B
But I just feel like the rules should be, like, I just think they depend. Like, if your boyfriend's 6, 8, he should definitely not be in the middle. Or whoever you're dating is the taller person that can't fit. Shouldn't be in a seat that they don't fit in.
- [41:32]
A
He should have been picking the aisle. Is.
- [41:34]
B
Yeah.
- [41:35]
A
Is the window any better?
- [41:38]
B
I feel like the window's worse. Like, I wouldn't be able to take the window either. So I'm like, we're talking a small couple here. And with that being said, like, I just don't think, like, I feel like chivalry should still exist. Like, he should be able to give up the seat for her to be comfortable. Unless, again, there's like, physical parameters there for her.
- [42:01]
A
What if he's just sick of her, though? What if he's all.
- [42:03]
B
And like, the one thing that he should do is like, get the window. Like, yeah, I open the car door for you. I buy you flowers. Yeah. So, like, we don't know, like, the.
- [42:15]
A
Ins and we don't know the ins and outs of their relationship.
- [42:19]
B
Yeah.
- [42:19]
A
It'd have been like, yeah, I'm taking the window today. Like, you, you don't ever do any. Like, you don't do enough.
- [42:26]
B
What's your belief?
- [42:27]
A
Grateful.
- [42:28]
B
I feel like you're also. Yeah. What's your belief? Like, what. Where would. What would you do in that situation?
- [42:35]
A
Who do you Think whatever seat is more comfortable for, like, Amadi or whoever I'm with, honestly, because I'm not that tall, and like you said, I could be comfortable anywhere I can fall asleep in window, middle or aisle. Like, it doesn't. It doesn't. It doesn't matter to me. But I also love when people just dive into, like, a small thing and try to make something bigger out of it. Like, they're basically telling her, your boyfriend hates you. Like, dump him. Chose the window. The window seat. And some people would take that advice.
- [43:11]
B
But, yeah, no, I. I'm just, like, a firm believer. I'm a firm believer on it depends.
- [43:19]
A
Yeah.
- [43:20]
B
Like, if there are certain things that go into it. If everyone's the same and it's. What and what? Yeah, Just like, I would just make sure your partner is cared for.
- [43:29]
A
Okay. If you have. If you're sitting somewhere and a couple wants to sit together and they're like, oh, could you. Can we switch seats so we can sit together? But you would be in a worse position if you switch with one of them. Are you doing it?
- [43:42]
B
I mean, I have before. I didn't want to, but I also didn't have, like, the heart to say no. But it wasn't a couple. It was a. It was a kid and a. And a father.
- [43:52]
A
Okay.
- [43:52]
B
Yeah. But if it was a couple, I'd be like, y' all can be apart. Like, separation is good. I'm gonna convince them. I'm gonna gaslight them into thinking that, like, you know, you can spend too much time together.
- [44:01]
A
You know, there is such a thing. Okay, I can see. I can see the parent and the kid. I probably will give. Yeah, that up, too.
- [44:08]
B
What about you?
- [44:09]
A
Respect. I probably. I probably give it up for a parent and a kid, but it also depends on the difference. I might look and be like, wait, where are you sitting? And if you're, like, right behind them, where you can see them, I'm like, no, I'm good. Like. And I think you're good, too. Y' all go to sleep.
- [44:25]
B
Touch them. You're okay.
- [44:29]
A
All good.
- [44:30]
B
You know my next point, though? Oh, what?
- [44:33]
A
Oh, go ahead. I was just gonna say, I'm always, like, looking over people's shoulders who. I don't know, like, if they're on their phone. Like, I'm reading what you're typing.
- [44:40]
B
I love to do that.
- [44:41]
A
I'm reading it sometimes. I've even videoed it. If I couldn't see it, I videoed it so I could zoom in and just read it. This is just before takeoff. Just something to do. I'm bored. I'm like, what y' all talking about? And you, one person, one time about this dude at work, What? I was like, oh, if I release this, that would be trouble.
- [44:59]
B
You see people, you see the girls that, like, videotape a guy being like, hey, I'm going to meet you at this place. And somebody's like, recording him, being like, if this is your man, he's not meeting you. And they, like, put it on Facebook and stuff like that.
- [45:12]
A
That's dangerous. That's a dangerous game.
- [45:14]
B
That's honestly not my beef. My beef is when there's someone sitting in the emergency exit that doesn't look willing or able.
- [45:25]
A
They, like, don't say yes fast enough or something.
- [45:28]
B
I'm just like, this is prime real estate. You're getting about 18 inches of extra leg room. There's people that would, like, do anything for this seat, even the middle. Like, sometimes you're, like, looking at that middle legroom seat, like, yeah, that looks great. And then if you see these, like, little scrawny ass people or like, people that are just, like, unengaged, stuck in their phones, I'm like, you know, if we came down to it, and this is the worst case scenario that something's happening, I don't trust that you're going to open the door for us. And you have to agree that you're willing and able. But when push comes to shove, are you really gonna be willing or able?
- [46:14]
A
I'm gonna start saying something then. Do you say something if their voice doesn't sound like they're eager?
- [46:20]
B
No, I. I just have a problem if, like, I'm crammed in a seat behind the exit row and I'm looking at people in the exit row that A, don't need it, but B, again, don't look willing or able. Like, let's just swap it out.
- [46:31]
A
Just start making a call, like, acting like you're on the phone. You're like, no. Like, I thought I was gonna try to get an ecstasy, but there are people in front of me that can clearly see who don't need it. Just be messy and see if, like, that starts something. Wait, it's going to be a conversation at a minimum.
- [46:46]
B
When the flight attendant comes up and they're like, we need a verbal yes. I like, when. When there's a suspect of someone who can't, I like, go no for them and make the flight attendant question whether they said yes or no or not.
- [47:02]
A
And then you sign up.
- [47:03]
B
I think that's how you would.
- [47:04]
A
You would save everybody. I could see that.
- [47:07]
B
I would save everybody for you. I would certainly open the door.
- [47:12]
A
Yeah.
- [47:12]
B
I would make sure that door was wide open.
- [47:14]
A
I always say, yes, tp But I gotta take.
- [47:18]
B
You probably would sleep through it.
- [47:20]
A
If this thing is going down, like, I gotta. You know what? I might. And that would be fantastic. But if this thing is going down, I'm panicking. I'm always paying attention. Whenever people aren't paying attention, when they're doing the. Like, the instructions and they're reading and they're doing the. You know, masks are gonna fall down and strap up. I'm like, yeah, like, let me lock in. My mind also goes to, like, an inappropriate place when they're like, mask and strap. But I'm like, just focus. Now I'm. Now I'm two lines beyond. I don't know. So I'm always paying attention. I look around. Nobody cares.
- [47:54]
B
I'm like, no.
- [47:55]
A
Is everybody else.
- [47:56]
B
They're like, I'm on the phone. And you're like, no, you're actually supposed to be paying attention right now.
- [48:01]
A
I still don't know. Is the. I think the flotation device is. Is the seat.
- [48:07]
B
Yeah. You have to, like, flip it and hold on to it.
- [48:10]
A
Flip it and hold on. I'd be. I'd be too stressed. I don't know. I think I just gotta unfortunately, like, take care of me.
- [48:20]
B
Said. I really don't think that if the plane was going down, I feel like if I was sitting next to you, there'd be like, make sure that you put your own mask on before helping the toddler or whatever. I would have to put my mask on then, like, I would have to put your mask on you because you would be sleeping.
- [48:34]
A
No, I could put my mask on and stuff. But as far as doing all the other stuff they're asking for in the exit row, like, I be lying.
- [48:40]
B
I just don't think that you would be awake for it the way that you sleep on an airplane. I wish I could sleep in perfect sleeping conditions.
- [48:49]
A
Yeah, I'll be sleeping my. When I was younger, but I don't know how to get tested for it. I feel like I fall asleep on a test. They're like, yeah, you got it.
- [49:03]
B
You just get really great sleep.
- [49:06]
A
What else? Okay, so in the same spirit of traveling for the holidays, then. The passenger seat, you call shotgun for a road trip. What are your responsibilities? People need to know this for the holidays. If y' all are traveling with people, don't get in the front. If you're not equipped and ready to do a list of the following. What do you think the responsibilities are?
- [49:35]
B
So, like, are you a driver or would you prefer to ride? Because I like to drive.
- [49:41]
A
I'll drive a little bit. Like, I like driving because I like. I feel like when I'm driving, I gotta have some say in the music.
- [49:49]
B
Right. Especially when the. When you get into, like, the night hours, I feel like the driver gets preference. Like, you need that person to stay awake. So is your. Is your. If you're driving through the night too, is your passenger allowed to, like, take a nap or fall asleep? Or do you think that's unfair? Does everybody have to stay awake.
- [50:08]
A
Nighttime? Honestly, I'm probably gonna be a passenger in the backseat. I will have offered my services during the daytime, earlier in the day, knowing myself, hey, if you need help, let me get you on the front end. On the back end, I won't have you. I promise. I won't. I won't. And if I do, it'll be for a short amount of time. And if I can control the ox, if I can control the music, I can keep myself up a little longer. But if you're controlling the music and I'm not vibing with it, I will fall asleep on you. Where are you at with it?
- [50:41]
B
I don't know. Like, I. I don't mind driving the whole time. What I can't stand is, like, a backseat driver. Don't tell me how to drive. I've never gotten into an accident that was my fault.
- [50:52]
A
Yeah.
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B
Never once in my life. So, like, I'm a very confident driver, and I don't need other people to tell me what to do. Especially when I'm, like, offering to take, like, a brunt of the load. I don't want to hear. Yeah. So, like, your gift to me is to just stay quiet and be a friendly passenger. No, not just quite quiet. About the driving. You know, I love to talk.
- [51:14]
A
We.
- [51:14]
B
I would love to have conversation, play road games, reminisce, have a really great playlist lined up.
- [51:21]
A
Yeah.
- [51:23]
B
But, yeah, I would. I would definitely want conversation from my. Just not about the driving. That would be my rule. So let's just say we're driving. Are you, like, let's get there as quick as possible. Like, let's get off at convenient exits to go to the bathroom. Let's time up our bathroom exits to ones that make sense. Are you trying to, like, stop whenever.
- [51:47]
A
I'm like, let's get there safely. Hopefully we're leaving at a time where we're not rushed, so we just. We're cruising. Like, let's stop when we feel like getting something to drink or eat. There's no pressure. Nobody is stressed about arriving, like, without a single stop. But when we roll with Ebony and Jordan to the concert. So I guess Chicago was, like, three hours. They were like, we usually don't stop. I'm like, oh, well, I'm gonna car if we don't.
- [52:15]
B
I can appreciate that.
- [52:16]
A
You're either gonna stop or I'm gonna pee in your car. So it's truly up to you, because had I known you weren't a stopper, I would have used it at the house.
- [52:26]
B
Right.
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A
And tell me that you don't stop. So typically, I'm. I'm good with stopping because I also get re energized when I stop. Get some fresh air, stand up, move around a little bit. Yeah. Then I'm like, okay, cool.
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B
So, like, there's this famous candy shop from Vegas to Cali. I think it's called, like, Eddie's World or something like that, where it's, like, just candy everywhere. And there's, like, all kinds of candy, Candy, candy, candy. A lot of people stop there. I was told to stop there, so I went. It was cool. I'm glad I did it.
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A
Yeah.
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B
But there's people that are, like, in these cult followings for, like, Buc Ees where, like, we have to stop at Buc Ees. And I'm like, yeah, yeah. I don't know if I've ever been to a Bucky's, but I just don't truly get it. What it is about BUC EE's that people are in love with.
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A
It's just big. It's clean. They got good snacks and food, like, stuff you wouldn't find at a gas station. Typically, you know, people go to, what, like, Seven Elevens? Because you can get, like, what some people like. The hot dogs or the corn dogs or something. Whatever. You get a icy or something.
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B
Like, yeah, the slushies.
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A
But buc ee's got, like, barbecue in there. There are, like, these candied pecans and, like, walnuts, like, different types of nuts that are good paws. And they just got, like. They got apparel. The bathrooms are clean.
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B
Okay. So it's like a. It's like a shopping center slash restaurant slash gas station slash bathroom slash cafeteria.
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A
A lot going on. Yeah, it's a lot going on. They. I'm telling you, they have so many different types of snacks in their Buc EE's. Branded. Like, it's just there's. There's a lot in there. I haven't even seen nearly everything in there.
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B
Yeah, Buc ee's PR is doing really well.
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A
It is a crazy. Right? It is a crazy, like, experience, though. And there's like, 60 pumps. It's just huge. It's just a huge gas station slash cult. So.
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B
Yeah. Yeah. So when you're traveling this holiday season, just keep these conversations in mind. Be a friend, Be a good partner. Just make sure you're making the right decisions for you and your traveling group. House rules apply.
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A
Read off this list. Read off this list of things they need to do.
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B
Probably bring snacks and water to share. Help pick music or podcasts that the driver actually like. Stay awake to keep the driver company or sleep quietly. Watch navigation and traffic so the driver doesn't have to. Make sure that you're handing the driver snacks and taking the cap off of a water bottle when necessary. And put it back on.
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A
If you took it off. I clearly need you to put it.
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B
Back on because we don't want spills. Make sure you're packing napkins. Making sure the temperature is okay. You know, these are just like, little things that you can do. Take a shift break. Unless you have a confident driver that wants to keep pushing. Just make sure you're asking. Just be considerate of others so that everybody's getting to their destinations happily and safely for this holiday season. You can just think, offer some gas money.
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A
Offer some gas money, too. Like, even if they're probably good with doing it, you look away. When you never offer. I certainly start judging people. You never offer.
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B
Forgot me.
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A
I think it's strange.
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B
It is.
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A
I think it's strange.
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B
I'm like, we all know that it costs money to fill up cars do everything. Or like, electric money. I don't know what you say if you have an electric vehicle or a hybrid, but, like, just make sure you're offering something because there is a cost that goes into.
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A
Even if we're going to the same place. It's just. It's just principle. Probably will never take it. But for you to never offer is absolutely insane and wild. You have to know I'm judging you and I'm talking about you. When you leave, I'm calling somebody like, dang, this the third time. It'll be the last. But other than that, y', all, enjoy the holiday.
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B
Enjoy the holidays. Making sure you're arriving with cheer and joy in your heart. And you can thank us at unsupervised for coming to you with all your Necessary. Travel. What's the word?
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A
Guidelines.
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B
Guidelines, maybe. Guidelines.
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A
Yeah. Rules to follow.
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B
Okay, yeah, you're welcome.
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A
You're welcome, you're welcome. All right, you know what time it is?
- [57:23]
B
What? It goes down in the dm. It go down. It go down in the dm. It go down. It goes down.
- [57:35]
A
Okay, so we got a DM from Alyssa asking us what is your most favorite weird food combination. And well, you look excited. You want to start?
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B
Yeah. Cuz mine, like, pisses off half the population, but I don't care.
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A
Okay, well, let's hear it.
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B
Okay. I love pineapple on pizza. Like, oh, love pineapple on pizza. Like, I'll get double pineapple on pizza.
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A
And everyone's like, oh, you like pineapple? Hot.
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B
Yeah. Hell yeah, I do. With some cheese and some marinara sauce on a pizza crust. Slap it on there. Hell yeah.
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A
And I know that's where it's not like, go to.
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B
So you're one of those people that are in the middle about that. Because I feel like there's no. It's like mint chocolate chip ice cream. You hate it or you love it.
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A
It's like, it's a feeling, it's a vibe. I gotta just be in that mood to want it. You know, I might be feeling more tropical pineapple y. You know, I don't know how to explain it, but it's probably around the same times where I would have a smoothie with pineapple in it. I'm usually not a tropical kind of smoothie gal.
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B
Okay.
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A
But pepperoni with. Now what I. What I do. I don't know if you do this, but if I have pineapple on it, I have to have jalapeno on it too. I'm not just going to get a sweet pizza. I don't want a sweet pizza. I would have gotten a cinnamon roll.
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B
Like, no, it's sweet and savory, though. No, it's sweet and savory.
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A
I don't.
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B
Hey, this actually reminds me. You remember that time that you ordered a pizza that was half cheese?
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A
Oh, my God, I did it.
- [59:28]
B
Half pineapple. And then you accidentally. How do you accidentally order a half and half pizza? Do you know the work that you have to do to, like, half it? The next time we ordered pizza, we were like, no, just get just like pepperoni. We just wanted all the same pizza. When the pizza came, they were half and half with pineapple. We were like, how do you accidentally have a pizza with pineapple when not one person mentioned pineapple today?
- [59:52]
A
I know. And then I just ordered A pizza the other day, it was all cheese instead of all pepperoni. Me and Marty were both annoyed. She's annoyed and then I'm annoyed with myself. Cuz obviously she remembers the time you're talking about too. I'm like, I keep messing up and a loser.
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B
And that's when. If I was there, I'd be stirring the pot. Your relationship. Love it though. Shout out to Marty.
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A
But my, my combination is I like, I actually haven't had it in a while. This is gonna make me go get the ingredients to have it. But I like toasted raisin bread with cheese and turkey. Boar's head maple glazed honey turkey specifically.
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B
Okay.
- [60:43]
A
And then I microwave it for just a split second in the. I put in the microwave for a split second. If I'm not feeling lazy, I might throw it like on the stovetop and.
- [60:56]
B
Get a little crisp to it.
- [60:57]
A
Do it, do it like that. But if it's more rushed. If it's more rushed, microwave, quick starts, 30 seconds. Stop it in like 11 seconds. So I'm stopping it on 19. I don't like it going the whole 30. So wait, I wanted to go to the point where it's sizzling.
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B
The raisin bread that has like the cinnamon swirls in it too.
- [61:18]
A
Yup.
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B
So cinnamon swirl raisin bread with cheese and honey baked turkey ham. Yeah.
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A
Some chips on the side.
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B
And some chips on the side.
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A
Probably sour cream and onion chips.
- [61:29]
B
I mean, I can't knock it because I haven't tried it, but I'm like trying to conceptualize, like what kind of exceptional my taste buds would have.
- [61:37]
A
It's so good. I'm about to go buy this stuff now. Now that we talked about it, I'm glad we did because. Yeah, it's time for me to grocery shop anyways. Great episode, tp. Proud of you.
- [61:47]
B
Proud of you, Sid. You're still hella funny.
- [61:50]
A
Okay, you too. Thanks, Pretty. Just change up my attitude towards you. You're pretty babysitters.
- [61:56]
B
We.
- [61:57]
A
We can't wait to see some of y', all, I guess in person. Hopefully next week. But for the time being, thank you for listening. Thank you for watching. If y' all have any drama you want to share with us, you want us in your business, you want us to give you some advice or just share something positive that happened during your week, please hit us up at unsupervised. Sid. Tp, we can't wait to hear from you.
- [62:22]
B
Or if you have a random question, like Alyssa.
- [62:25]
A
A random question. And send in Yalls tattoos.
- [62:27]
B
So TP tattoos. We're grading them. And on top of that, y' all don't forget to throw kindness around like confetti. We appreciate you guys. We'll see you next week in New York.
- [62:47]
A
Until next time, I'm gonna start doing that.
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B
That's beautiful.
- [62:55]
A
Bye, y'. All.
- [62:56]
B
Bye. We say what we want and yeah we say what we feel Sitting tmp of the mix and they be keeping you real on brand off topic out of pocket anything you need they got it why don't you shout when you know they going to block it when it's game time and you know I'm on blocking man we cover everything like harder than us and yeah we looking down on haters cause they smaller than us and yeah my flow is so damn sick I be coughing it up you said that we going flat more than I'm calling your blood Call me unsupervised.
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A
Unsupervised Unsupervised.
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B
Un.
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A
Sam.