Live from Nashville: Welcome to the Group Chat

Summary

Podcast Summary: Unsupervised with Syd & TP

Episode: Live from Nashville: Welcome to the Group Chat
Date: February 12, 2026
Hosts: Sydney (Syd) Colson & Theresa (TP) Plaisance
Recorded Live at: Nashville, with a group of friends and special guests
Producer: Dear Media

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Episode Overview

This special live episode of "Unsupervised" brings the in-real-life group chat energy straight from Nashville, where best friends and hosts Syd and TP reunite with their close-knit crew—teammates, friends, and partners in chaos—for a wildly entertaining roundtable. Known for their off-topic tangents, games, and often unsolicited life advice, the hosts invite listeners into the playful, loving, and unfiltered world of their chosen family. The episode blends stories from pro basketball life, arguments about group etiquette, games that spiral, nostalgia for the “old W,” and riotous live audience interactions.

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Main Guests / Group Chat Participants

• Alicia Clark ("Leash") – Multi-time WNBA champion, known as "the Adult" and "grandma" of the group; chef and schedule-keeper.
• Ahmadi Brooks ("Mari") – Friend, group voice of reason, and wardrobe stylist, dating one of the hosts.
• Kia Stokes ("Kiki"/"Justice") – Teammate, "truth teller," trivia queen, and craps game instructor.
• TP & Syd – Hosts, former Las Vegas Aces teammates, best friends, TV and podcast co-stars, group instigators.

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Key Discussion Points & Memorable Moments

1. Welcome & Vibe Setting

• [00:42] The crowd is lively, and Syd & TP are instantly in playful mode, riffing about who traveled farthest, setting the vibrant group dynamic.
• [01:26] TP shows off her “The Wrong Amazon is Burning” shirt, kicking off signature irreverence.

2. Group Roles and Dynamic

Group Introductions:

• Alicia Clark: The “adult,” has a 9:15 pm wind-down alarm, wears pajama sets, and is dubbed “grandma” by younger teammates.
  • “Heaven forbid I’m trying to recover properly my sleep.” – Alicia ([05:54])
• Ahmadi Brooks ("Mari"): Babysitter, “fearless leader,” organizer, “voice of reason,” and often overstimulated by the chaos.
• Kia Stokes: The “truth teller”—never picks sides except for what's right, “Switzerland” of the group.
  • “I am the voice of reason. They come to me when they need logical facts.” – Kia ([07:19])

3. Trivia & Friendship Origin Story

• [08:45] Hilarious recounting of how Kia accidentally became the trivia team’s fourth wheel, leading to instant bonding after they beat a Jeopardy! champion.
  • “We ended up actually beating this dude that was on Jeopardy.” – Kia ([10:34])

4. Living Overseas & the “Dryer Hack”

• [12:24] Syd and Alicia reminisce about playing pro basketball in Israel, sharing apartments, and negotiating hard for basic comforts (a dryer!) to avoid “crunchy panties.”
  • “My rookie year, I was like, I don’t want crunchy panties anymore.” – Alicia ([12:55])
  • “You gotta fight for these things.” – Alicia ([12:34])
• Alicia's adulthood in the group highlighted by her planning, chef skills, and bringing American snacks for group pranking.

5. Group Etiquette Debates: Entering Apartments & “Chonies”

• [21:11] The “door code” drama: Alicia’s habit of barely-knocking and immediately entering with the code stirs a debate on etiquette. Room splits between “courtesy knock” and “just come in.”
  • “She knocked, barely finished the last knock, and we're already hearing the code beep.” – Syd ([21:36])
• Hilarious confusion over “chonies”—slang for underwear—results in a cultural lexicon lesson.
  • “Is that a white thing?” – Alicia ([24:23])
  • “It could be anything, I don’t know.” – Alicia ([24:41])

6. Crab Lasagna & Group Culinary Projects

• [26:12] Recap of the previous night’s AU Super Bowl party, with Alicia’s chef-famous crab lasagna as the centerpiece. The group details their assembly line of “de-leafing thyme and oregano” in silence:
  • “We were so focused. Not a peep—solid 10 minutes silence.” – Alicia ([27:10])

7. Game Night & UNO Tournament Controversy

• [28:45] The crew debates who won the group’s UNO tournament (with photographic “evidence” but no firm consensus), exposing group competitiveness and (jokingly) disputed rules.
  • “She tried to lay down a green three, two, and seven all at once. Make it make sense.” – Kia ([29:24])

8. Gambling Tales & Craps Table Legend

• [34:38] After their WNBA championship, Kia teaches the group craps; TP has a legendary hot streak, turning $15 tables into $150 minimums and walking off with thousands.
  • “By the time I finish rolling, the minimums are up to $150… We walked away from this craps table at 5am with double-digit thousands each.” – TP ([36:41])
  • “And I’ve been chasing that high ever since.” – Kia ([37:14])

9. Inside the WNBA: Then vs. Now

• [41:07] Candid, serious discussion about how the WNBA has changed over the past decade-plus:
  • Shared stories about the old CBA; overnight commercial flights, sharing hotel rooms into your sixth year, carrying team gear as a rookie, and infamous staff infection breakouts.
  • “I was like, there’s no way this is normal. This is so unsafe.” – Syd ([46:29])
  • “We had to have a roommate up until your sixth season… In my mind, I’m like, damn. The whole time I’m just gonna have a roommate.” – Kia ([49:39])
  • “These were things we were living through every day—that’s why, now the CBA is on the table, we’re pushing so hard.” – TP ([48:54])

10. Games Segment: ‘One Honest Person’

• [54:44] Mari hosts a live group game where the crew and the audience must identify which babysitter once pooped in their date’s car on their first hangout.
  • “We went and had Indian food. We were driving home—about an hour away, no restaurants, so pulled over…and I thought I had pooped out of the car until…there was still [some] in the car…Well, we got married.” – Hendrix ([61:02])
  • Crowd is howling at the confession and charmed by the "love story" ending.

11. Audience Q&A ("It Goes Down in the DM")

• [63:52] Audience comes up for a hilarious rapid-fire Q&A:
  • Syd reveals her unhinged pregame ritual: stripping completely naked in the locker room. TP's ritual is to blast "ass-throwing" music. ([64:32])
  • Syd would rather confess to all her teachers about plagiarizing than face a shark, and doubles down that she never got caught—"life, we learn, we grow, and we plagiarize." ([67:28])
  • Would you rather have toes for fingers or fingers for toes? Crew dissect the functional pros and cons, with help from eczema jokes.

12. Women’s Sports Advocacy

• [62:30] The episode spotlights the FP Movement x Together hoodie ("Together, Women Win"):
  • “What gives me hope about women’s sports is that so many more people are deciding to tune in and realizing that all sports played by women are really easy to fall in love with if you give them a chance.” – Syd ([62:30])

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Group Chat Moments

• Syd: “She does stuff like have a timer at 9:15…her wind down timer. We’re in the middle—Hush. We’re in the middle of dinner!” ([05:19])
• Kia: “I am the voice of reason. They come when they need logical facts.” ([07:19])
• Alicia: “My rookie year, I was like, I don’t want crunchy panties anymore.” ([12:55])
• TP: “By the time I finish rolling the dice, minimums are up to $150—three players to start, full table by the end. We walked away with double-digit thousands.” ([36:41])
• Syd: “I know I come off as so calm and cool, but I be with the antics as well. I just…have an off button…when my off button hits, everyone knows it.” – Mari ([20:13])
• Entire group: “Life, we learn, we grow, and we plagiarize.” – Syd ([67:28])
• Hendrix (game participant): "Well we got married, so..." ([61:35]) (after confessing to the infamous car incident)

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• 00:42 – Start of taping, crowd intro
• 03:04 – Guest/friend introductions, group roles explained
• 08:45 – Trivia team bonding & nerd herd origin story
• 12:24 – Overseas playing horror stories (“crunchy panties”), adulthood hacks
• 21:11 – Etiquette debate: letting group members in with door code
• 26:12 – Super Bowl party; crab lasagna
• 28:45 – UNO tournament controversy
• 34:38 – Craps table story: legendary gambling run
• 41:07 – The WNBA “then v. now”—historic stories of pro-playing conditions, CBA context
• 54:44 – Game: “One Honest Person” (the infamous car story)
• 63:52 – Audience Q&A section, “Down in the DM”
• 62:30 – Advocacy for women’s sports with Together x FP Movement

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Tone & Style

This episode is classic "Unsupervised": warm, irreverent, deeply affectionate, and completely unfiltered. The banter is quick and loving, full of inside jokes and recurring bits (e.g., Alicia as “grandma,” the “truth teller” role, “chonies”), balanced by vulnerable moments discussing the realities of being pro women athletes.
The group never misses an opportunity to “roast” each other, even as they support and uplift their chosen family—blurring the line between teammates, friends, and family.

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Summary Takeaway

The Nashville group chat episode of "Unsupervised" is a whirlwind: part comedy special, part behind-the-scenes pro-athlete life, and part intimate family reunion. If you ever wanted to know what it truly feels like to be part of a WNBA friend group, this episode is it—equal parts unfiltered storytelling, inside jokes, candid industry critique, and genuine love.

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For More:

• DM questions (life advice, confessions, group hypotheticals) to @unsupervisedsidtp
• Learn about the FP Movement x Together limited-edition collaboration hoodie at fpmovement.com
• For behind-the-scenes and bloopers, follow on Instagram and YouTube.

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Closing Message:
"Don't forget to throw kindness around like confetti." – Syd & TP ([70:04])

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This summary captures the spirit, structure, and standout moments of the episode for new and devoted listeners alike, complete with clear time markers and speaker attributions to guide your re-listen or catch-up!

Transcript

[A]

This live taping is brought to you by AU Pro Basketball and together.

[B]

Unsupervised.

[C]

Unsupervised.

[A]

Unsupervised. What's up, y'? All? Thank you. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

[B]

How are we doing today? All right, all right.

[A]

We're excited to be here in Nashville with y'. All. We wanted to know who. Who traveled from somewhere to be here. Anybody travel. Where are you traveling for real?

[B]

El Paso, Texas, Ohio, Virginia. Virginia down the road. That's acceptable as well.

[A]

All of it counts. We love all of it. Thank you.

[B]

We don't love anybody more or less for, like, their traveling distance. We were just curious.

[A]

Yeah, that was really all. That was strictly curious, y'. All. TP your shirt. You want to show up?

[B]

Oh, yeah, I did want to show off my shirt today.

[A]

What's the back? What's on the back? What's on the back?

[B]

Oh, here we go.

[A]

I actually hadn't seen the back. Yep, the wrong Amazon is burning. If you can't read, we do not hold that against you.

[B]

Oh, is that what it says?

[A]

Huh?

[B]

Imagine me not knowing what the shirt said.

[A]

Like, that is 100% what it says. Thank you for telling me who saw the TP likes to call it the Bad Bunny concert.

[B]

We were paying attention to the Bad Bunny concert. There was honestly too much football going on for me. I wish it was a little bit more Bad Bunny, but everybody enjoyed that. Whenever you have an opportunity to see an American be able to stand on his culture in front of one of the biggest crowds in the world, one of the biggest stages in the world, and him be able to put on a performance that not only reflects, like, him and his culture, but where we want to see ourselves as a society, an inclusive society. And I think that, you know, it was a really awesome performance. I wish I was there.

[A]

It was so dope.

[B]

There were so many elements to it that I was like, oh, my God.

[A]

Today, this very special off the Bench.

[B]

Is presented by FP Movement from Unsupervised with Sid and tp.

[A]

Y', all. We got some. Some guests again today. I'm sure y' all assume we got some extra microphones.

[B]

Did y' all notice that? Or did y' all notice that? Okay.

[A]

All right, so we're gonna bring out a few guests. You want to start off introducing them? Tp.

[B]

Oh, okay.

[A]

Yeah. You want me to. I can.

[B]

Well, did you want to do it?

[A]

I totally can.

[B]

Okay, well, who did you want to go? Did you want to go alphabetical? Did you want to go? Sorry. We didn't talk today at all.

[A]

Let's do alphabetical.

[B]

Okay.

[A]

Y' all are gonna know these people, but we're gonna tell you who they are to us in our friend group. All right, so we got Alicia Clark.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

We got Ahmadi Brooks.

[B]

Let's go.

[A]

And we got Kia Stokes.

[B]

Yeah.

[D]

Yeah, I'm good.

[A]

Thank you.

[B]

No problem.

[A]

Kia attitude off rip is so crazy. But thanks for being here, guys.

[C]

At least it wasn't me.

[D]

Thanks for having us.

[A]

We know it'll be you in a second, though.

[B]

Leash also, I just for. We had. We had to say this behind closed doors, but also just in front, like, this isn't a paid appearance. Thank you so much for showing of us friends, and we love having you out here. Sorry, Marty. We know you've been overworking as a babysitter lately, but thank you guys all for showing up.

[A]

Thank you all, too, because you, once again, are not getting paid.

[B]

But we completely free.

[A]

We are going to get there, y'. All. We're starting to get more sponsors and stuff, so we will pile up some money to eventually send to y'. All. But there are so many of y'. All. It won't be much, but.

[B]

But if you all take turns, like sending us your credit card information as well as your address so we can purchase things off of them, it would be really helpful to the show and it could go a long way.

[A]

Okay, y'. All. So Alicia, y' all know Alicia, Multi time champion. We played with her on the Aces. Chef in the making. So many things going on for Alicia and we love her, but in our friend group, we just call her the adult, like, everything that she does. If y' all follow Alicia on social or like, just keep up with her through whatever team she's on, she's just. Well, your grandma, you were grandma, right? This season.

[C]

Insanity. Yeah.

[B]

Was that the first, like, was that the first time you've been called a grandma?

[C]

Yeah. And she just. It was so sweet. I was just like, who said it?

[A]

Who said it?

[C]

Kiki.

[B]

Aw, not a baby. Yeah.

[C]

And I didn't realize it till after the game when they played the clip. And I saw the clip was like, did you call me granny? And she was like, yeah, granny Leash.

[B]

Does sound good, though.

[C]

Does it?

[B]

Yeah, it does.

[A]

She does say yes, but Alicia's the adult in the group. She does stuff like have a timer at 9:15. That a wind down timer. So we are in the middle. Hush.

[B]

We're in the middle of dinner.

[C]

Of dinner.

[A]

We could be chilling, watching tv. Probably a cult documentary. Or some crime I don't need. After we hear the timer go off, we're instantly all annoyed because she has to go soon. The dogs know when to start wanting.

[D]

To really do, I would say. Wondering why we call you Grandma or the grandma. Wind down.

[C]

Heaven forbid. I'm trying to recover properly my sleep.

[D]

Oh, my gosh.

[B]

You can sleep with.

[A]

She's just on top of her shit as a person. We love her.

[B]

Flawlessly scheduled dog. Mom of two.

[E]

She wears pajama sets.

[B]

Pajama sets.

[A]

Pajama sets.

[C]

Love a pajama set.

[B]

Show of hands. I wear pajama sets. Okay. We got. We have a lot.

[A]

What?

[B]

Okay, we might lose our pods. Alicia can a show of hands of.

[D]

Who just wears a T shirt and shorts.

[B]

Thank you.

[A]

Thank you. Spending money on pajamas is so crazy in this economy.

[C]

No, it's not.

[D]

Wait, so you got them silky ones that you, like, slide off the bed?

[C]

Something. Yeah.

[D]

So what's the point?

[C]

Cause I like to feel cute when I go to sleep.

[A]

You're going to sleep?

[C]

Yeah, but I want to be.

[A]

Who do you think you're seeing in your dream?

[C]

Nobody. But when I wake up and my hair is every which way, I'm like, well, at least my pajama set's cute.

[A]

No way.

[B]

At least the fit's on point. Yeah. Okay.

[A]

I can see that, honey.

[C]

Madi loves a good fit, so.

[E]

Me, too. I want to be like Leash when I grow up.

[C]

We move on to Kia or Marty.

[A]

Mari is head babysitter to y'. All. Our babysitters know her as that.

[B]

Our fearless leader.

[A]

Our fearless leader. She's the voice of reason. The voice of reason in our group, I'd say, really? Her and Leash are the most.

[B]

Yeah, Keith, no, you're. You're also put together, girl.

[A]

Sorry, Keith. You're killing it in other areas.

[D]

Girl, I am the voice of reason. They come to me when they need logical facts.

[C]

No emotion. It's just, like, straight facts.

[D]

Anyways. Continue.

[B]

Okay. Switzerland.

[A]

Mari's like, especially for me and tp. Our ADHD is just through the roof. She's overstimulated a lot around us, constantly.

[B]

Needing breaks and thoughts and prayers.

[A]

And thoughts and prayers. So keep sending those. But she keeps us under control. We appreciate her for it.

[B]

Thank you for your service, Body.

[E]

You're welcome.

[A]

And she keeps us looking good, too.

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

Period.

[A]

She does keep us looking good. And then Kia. Kia. Kia. Kia is.

[B]

Kia's one of a kind. Kia. We're actually gonna let Kia say her side of the story, but she's the truth Teller.

[A]

First of all, she's the. We just call her the truth Teller. You know how in. In friend groups, you can have people that you're, like, a little closer to some people in the group sometimes. That's how the dynamics go. Kia will never just, like, side with you. Cause y' all are cooler. She wants to hear all the facts laid out. She's on the side of the truth. So justice is. Justice is her nickname, I think. Starting now. Absolutely.

[D]

First time.

[C]

First.

[A]

Yeah, we just. I just did it.

[C]

It's strict.

[A]

It's super strict.

[B]

But also, like, Kia does a really great job of hearing all the facts. Like, Kia will be quiet. All of a sudden, you realize that Kia hasn't said much in a minute, but she's, like, making a face like, I'm about to say something that's gonna change the direction of this conversation and then does 100% does. So the way that this all got started is Sid and I were in training camp. We were trying to, you know, rally the troops to build up a really strong trivia team. And this is in the 2022 championship season. So were, you know, scouring training camp, which was like, honestly, 11 unwilling other people. Kia was coming in late from Turkey, and all of a sudden, she got a random. Actually, I'm gonna let Kia. Kia. You could just say your side of the story, and then we'll fill in the. Fill in our part.

[A]

Because we needed four people is the truth. So we couldn't even get a third, though.

[B]

So the only person that wasn't in training camp join the group somehow.

[D]

And so I get back from Turkey, I'm late, miss all the camp, and I'm driving, getting a ride from the airport with Carrie.

[B]

She's.

[D]

I don't know what her title would be, but player ops maybe. But she was like, oh, backstory. My family and I, we used to do trivia all the time back home. Like, I'm kind of a nerd, but, like, keep it on the low, right? So, anyways, so driving to my apartment, she's like, oh, by the way, like, TP and Sid, they do some trivia night. Like, the team's gonna be there. Like, you should just show up. There's some tryouts. Maybe you'll be on the team. And I'm like, oh, shit. Some trivia. Like, you know, I know a little something something. Let me. Let me go see what they talking about. So I go meet them at trivia. It's just them two. So I walk in, I said, where everybody at? They said, it's just you welcome. I said, oh, bet. We ended up actually beating this dude that was on Jeopardy.

[B]

So. Yeah.

[D]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[A]

Thank you.

[B]

Yeah, we did.

[D]

So I was kind of solidified with them in that moment, but I was a little disappointed because I thought it was going to be more than just them again. I didn't really. I played against them, but I did not know them. I didn't know what kind of people they were. I knew Sid was funny. I didn't know tp, but my other friend said I would love her. And I was like, why?

[B]

But it's hard to wrap your mind around. Yeah. Yeah.

[D]

So. But then I met them, and they're actually funny as hell and cool. And then the next week, I actually made T shirts that said nerd hurt.

[B]

And then I was really great handwriting as well. Kia. Excellent handwriting.

[D]

In elementary school, my basketball coach was my art teacher, so he told me. Taught me how to do little bubble letters and stuff.

[B]

Little basketball.

[D]

The nerd heard was forms.

[A]

We never knew that fact.

[D]

Well, you never asked.

[A]

Well, you didn't ask either. You just offered it up. No.

[B]

Time out. S. I did know that.

[A]

You knew that.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Yeah.

[D]

You don't listen.

[B]

Yikes.

[C]

That is a fact.

[D]

So, yeah, now we're friends.

[A]

So now we're friends.

[B]

It all worked out. You guys.

[A]

Leash. We knew you separately, like, before this whole group formed. Before we blazed together, me and Leash. For whatever reason, we didn't know each other well, but we were always just like, talk shit.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

I think we just picked up on a vibe. Like, you know when you could just mess with some people? Some people is like. They get sensitive. You're like, oh. I thought it was like. I thought we were both sarcastic. I didn't know. I didn't know this was gonna be a problem with. My bad. So Leash would always call my hair weave just. I would just be fake rude to her. We would see each other, I think, like, going to chapel, actually, which is crazy. We're, like, going to pray, insane and talking shit. But that was our dynamic. So when we met. But y' all met.

[B]

We go way back, actually. I met Alicia. Alicia was playing on Makabi Ashdod. I came in as a replacement player.

[A]

They were playing overseas.

[B]

Overseas. And I got moved into Alicia's apartment, which, when I moved in, I was like, I've never had a dryer in my apartment before. My overseas apartment.

[C]

You gotta fight for these things.

[E]

An adult.

[B]

Had it in her contract. I never met one other person that had a dryer. In their contract.

[A]

Second thing, overseas, y' all know you gotta have, like, these racks you put up, and it's basically like a clothesline. You dry stuff outside on the balcony if it's hot. Or you just, like, keep it in your apartment by the heater.

[D]

Yeah.

[C]

And my rookie year, I was like, I don't want crunchy panties anymore.

[D]

Like, I'm sorry.

[B]

You deserve it.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

I'm like, they were so dry and crunchy. I was like, this is so I'm rubbing them together.

[A]

When we get off the thing, you.

[E]

Gotta rub them like this to make them smile.

[B]

Go.

[C]

And I was like, never again. And so then you literally have to, like, put this stuff in your contract. I mean, everything from, like, a mattress in the wrapper, like, because they'll just bring you some random mattress. And I'm like, I don't want to.

[D]

Lots of used furniture gets recycled.

[B]

There'll be, like, a human tooth, a.

[C]

Mattress in the wrapper, pillows in the packaging. And I was like, a dryer. And they were like, oh, we can't. I was like, I know you have a dryer at your house.

[D]

Talk about it.

[C]

Yeah. So then I had a dryer.

[A]

But this is once again the adult in her. Most people, your rookie year overseas, you're not knowing really to ask for stuff in a contract. You're just going and playing, and just like, then you would probably know by your second year, okay, I need to ask for this stuff. But did her research once again. So this is just to point to the fact.

[B]

Also, that was just the beginning of the perks. What I really needed to ask my contract moving forward is just to be on Alicia's team because we had a dryer. I had, like, a built in chef. I don't know if you know Alicia's culinary skills, but they're up there. I also was taught firsthand how to make survival meals, which were grilled chicken, green beans, and rice, which was a struggle at first, but we got better.

[C]

You did great, honey. I'm so proud of you.

[B]

So much better.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

And we also started to develop, like, this pranking habit on one another. We would bring over American snacks, or she brought over American snacks. Again, an adult prepping ahead, and she only had, like, a few left. So I'd, like, hide. I think it was like, zebra cakes or something.

[C]

Yeah, Zebra cakes are my, like, guilty pleasure.

[B]

Shout out to zebra cakes. Pretty good.

[D]

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[C]

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[D]

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[E]

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[D]

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[B]

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[A]

Yeah.

[B]

So, Sid, I know you've been in the situations where you've just been in the hustle and bustle, and your whole day just becomes one big blur. Before you know it, you realize you didn't eat breakfast, you need lunch. You're just going.

[A]

That's so many days for me.

[B]

That's every day for me. Besides Sundays, I do take time to watch the saints. Other than that, I'm on the go constantly. When I'm walking my dogs, nothing easier than to grab a protein drink from Premier Protein. I'm walking, drinking, walking my dogs. But it's so easy and convenient. And you don't have to. You don't have to. Remember, you can just pack your thing in the morning and it's there all day. And you'll thank yourself later in the day for having that ready and available for you.

[A]

Yeah, for mine, I'm just always, like, going from thing to thing. Like, I'm going from rehab to maybe, like, a conversation with our sports psychologist to another meeting to something else. And then like you said, a couple hours later, I'm like, oh, I haven't eaten, especially after a workout, which is the worst. But having these shakes with me, having Premier protein shakes with me, chocolate specifically, has been a huge difference. Because with 30 grams of protein and tons of delicious flavors, Premier protein isn't just for those who get after fitness. It's for those who get after life. TP and you already knew that.

[B]

But, Sid, there's no better way to get 30 grams of protein in a single drink. 30 grams of protein is equivalent to eating five large eggs.

[A]

Oh, I didn't know that. Yeah, thank you for that tidbit, but.

[B]

This goes all the way back to 2016. And also, her dog Sly has visited more countries than the average American.

[C]

Yes.

[B]

I feel like. So we know each other from very different parts of our life and different ages in our life. So, Alicia, our question to you is, what did you think of us when you got us together?

[C]

Well, I mean, I knew you guys separately, so I kind of knew your dynamic already when you guys got together. I feel like a lot like Maddie, where I was just very overstimulated.

[B]

We get that a lot.

[C]

But, like, in the most. Thank you. But in, like, the most loving way. And I was just like, no way. They're like this all the time. Like, surely there's like a off button and like, kind of a chill out. No, no. This is what you get. And so I was like, okay. But no, I love and adore them. I think just their dynamic and the way that they care for us is their friends and stuff is super special. And so anytime I get to just kind of be around them and spend time, I love it.

[A]

Girl, she coming. She being fake as hell. Just in the back. She came in with an attitude.

[C]

Yeah. Tell them why I had an attitude.

[D]

Yeah, that was l. Your fault. Truth tellers.

[B]

Truth tellers.

[A]

So we gave them the time. A little late. We didn't tell them what to ask for it.

[D]

Cuz nobody told us anything.

[C]

No details.

[A]

No. But yesterday I did say when you were leaving. When you were leaving the apartment.

[D]

They said tomorrow.

[A]

Tomorrow. Tomorrow. Well, it's not gonna be in the morning.

[C]

We don't tomorrow.

[D]

But the evening is all day.

[A]

No. Yeah.

[C]

So you couldn't even early evening. Like, anything would have helped. So I'm like. So I go on about my day because I'm a planner in my Google Cal. Everything's. I plan out things and use the Google calendar.

[B]

I know y' all might have been a little busy playing in the AU games, but I have made, like, many announcements in game saying, like, hey, sorry.

[C]

I'm worried about whether I need to challenge a call or not. I'm sorry.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

You were the captain. Kia.

[D]

First of all, we had the late game, so I don't even know what I'm listening to.

[A]

I'm watching.

[E]

Well, if it makes any of y' all feel better, I live with them. And I got the call time the same time y' all got the call time.

[C]

Yeah.

[D]

Yeah. Now what?

[C]

Yeah, so tell my.

[B]

That's not true.

[A]

Oh, Marty, you didn't need to chime in with that.

[E]

Not helpful voice of reason.

[D]

Thank you, Marty.

[B]

Oh, is there another person that we have to introduce to?

[A]

Oh, yeah. Mari. Voice of reason.

[B]

Voice of reason. Here she is, Mari, everybody.

[A]

Mari got involved by. I mean, you just had to. She didn't have a choice. We're dating. And so you're just. You have to be around us, unfortunately. Blink twice. Blink twice. But Maddie's been. Marty's been around since our venture started, since the sitting TP show. Marty was our wardrobe stylist on the show. And since then, we just. We like to make stuff a family affair. So if we're involved, we're getting our people involved. Like Our friends are gonna come on the pod. We're gonna talk to them, or we're gonna employ people. Cause that's just what we believe should be done. Like, you just take care of your people. But it has been a rough road for you. I know. We don't mean to overstimulate you.

[E]

It's okay. I talked to my therapist.

[B]

Oh. Oh. Shout out to mental health. Yes.

[A]

About us?

[E]

No, just about life and just how overwhelming life can be. But no real shit, though. I know I come off as this person that's just, like, so calm and cool, but I be with the antics as well. I just. I do have an off button, though. That's the difference. When my off button hits, everybody knows it. I get a little quiet, and I'm like, enough.

[A]

We kind of give each other signals.

[E]

It's enough is enough.

[B]

Yeah, we have this really bad habit of, like, making jokes when they're not, like, supposed to be said. Like, if we're in trouble, but it's a really good joke, we say it. Even though it's probably not the right time to be building off of a joke.

[E]

I'll let y' all get the joke off, but I'm not laughing. I'm not.

[B]

No, you never laugh. You never do.

[A]

Which makes it scary. And it could be funny.

[B]

It does make it scary.

[E]

But I, like, have willpower, and I'm like, I'm not laughing.

[B]

It's actually really impressive. Some of this stuff is, like, really good. Is it?

[D]

Is.

[A]

No, I agree. I mean, kudos to us.

[B]

Kudos to us.

[A]

Okay. I don't know if any of y' all saw this last year, but, Alicia, we gave her a door code. I will say that we gave her a code to our room. I want to ask y' all something. Okay. If you give somebody a key to your house or code to your house, whatever it is, your code to your apartment, what's proper etiquette? Because she knocked. Barely finished the last knock, and we're already hearing the Kobe.

[C]

You know, I'm there.

[A]

We're already hearing the Kobe a bunch. So raise your hand if you believe. If somebody gives you the key, you don't have to knock. You just enter whenever. Raise your hand if you think you.

[D]

Enter when Y' all are crazy.

[B]

We got a few. We got a few.

[A]

A few.

[B]

So thank you for your honesty.

[A]

I know that believes a courtesy knock is appropriate.

[B]

Okay. Courtesy knock.

[D]

A courtesy knock with a response, though.

[A]

Like, yeah, put your hand down.

[D]

No, because you can't just knock and enter.

[A]

Like, that's what she did.

[C]

Like, I knocked, and by the time I typed the code, like, you have time to be like, no.

[A]

Yeah. Was it on video? Was it on video? The timing of it.

[B]

No, it was on live. We forgot to save that live, but other people did.

[C]

Sounds like a bunch of lies.

[A]

No, but you didn't. You didn't wait long enough. That's how the whole conversation started. So to raise your hand now. Yeah, because everybody's here.

[C]

I gave you a courtesy knock.

[B]

Also, like, a quick phone call or a text me, like, hey, I'm coming over if you guys don't answer your phone. Okay.

[D]

Yeah, that's.

[B]

Yeah. If you ever need anything. We're just, like, four texts and seven missed calls away. But we got you eventually, girl.

[D]

We got a group chat, and only me and Alicia answered.

[A]

That's a lie. I can pull it out right now.

[D]

Cause you just answered today when I finally asked what time we gotta meet.

[B]

No, actually said I answered. And I was like, hey, Kia just texted us asking what time they need to be here. I'm just gonna shoot over Allison's information. Hey, thanks for handling that, Alison.

[A]

Hey.

[B]

But everybody's here all in one piece, so, like, I don't get what all the complaining is about. We were complaining actually about Alicia. So let's re pivot to Alicia.

[A]

To Alicia. Okay. So I saw a TikTok that was talking about the girl was like, oh, when you. When you, like, check a group chat and you've. You've missed a bunch of texts, but you hear everybody's on the way to your place. What is yalls opinion of people just showing up? This ties into you just coming into our room. So how do y' all feel about people showing up uninvited to your place?

[E]

It's just personally not something I'm used to. Like, I didn't. I wasn't that family. Like, where people just pull up. You're like, oh, such and such is coming over. Like, I didn't grow up like that. It was really like, the family. And if somebody was coming over, it was an extreme cleaning situation that happened. It was very stressful. And then you have companies. So I am a. I need the text. I need the call. I do.

[A]

I do.

[C]

We didn't grow up that way either. You had to give advance notice. But for me, I'm like, there aren't. I'm not giving just anybody the code to my door. So if you have the code to my door, like, you have free reign to pop by. Like, that means, to me, I'M like, yeah, you can come through.

[B]

Whenever your washing machine broke and you needed to borrow our washing machine, but it wasn't like a. Oh, we're all family. We are all family. But what if I was in my chonies? What if I was like, what is it?

[C]

Your chonies?

[B]

Chonies. Is that a white thing?

[A]

I think so. What's chonies?

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

What if I assume it's underwear? Y' all know what it is.

[C]

What is chonies?

[A]

Who knows what it is?

[B]

Okay, I see a lot of white hair. Yep. All right.

[A]

It's underwear.

[C]

Okay, wait, what are chonies?

[B]

It is underwear.

[D]

I feel like you could have got that from context clues.

[C]

It could have been anything. I don't know.

[D]

But if she doesn't want you to see her in her chonies, I feel.

[B]

Like, to be honest, I don't even know how to spell Choney's. I just have said it a few times. I've heard it on TV shows. So, like, I just went on a whim there. I tried to be special for the pod.

[A]

No, it's all good. Okay, okay. But yeah, what? A PJ set? I don't.

[D]

Not everyone has a PJ set.

[C]

That's what I'm saying. Maybe she didn't want me to know she had one, and so it was.

[D]

Like undercover, but she feels the same.

[A]

Do you?

[B]

No, no, no, I don't.

[A]

Okay, so what's your take?

[D]

Yeah, don't come to our house unannounced.

[A]

Simple as that.

[D]

Yeah, no, we're not doing that. If you give me a heads up, that's fine. At least like 20 minutes.

[B]

Okay, 20 minutes.

[A]

Where are you at with it?

[B]

TV. I'm like, if you let me know that you're coming, it's cool. Like a little heads up was great. A little knock. That's awesome. If you let me open the door, even better. But, like, I'm not super pressed. Also, it was Alicia. She was non threatening. She just came in to get her clothes out the wash and put them into the dryer. So it was. It was just all good fun.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

She also added a lot to our live that night. She had a lot of input on live. So there was other special things that went with you breaking and entering.

[D]

I'm just.

[C]

I'm not coming over anymore. It's fine. No, don't act like you care now.

[D]

Oh, my God, so dramatic. This is what I deal with on the daily.

[A]

Exactly. Dramatic.

[B]

Hey, I know something that we can bring up. So last night, Au threw this really cool super bowl party shout.

[C]

Out to Au for throwing this awesome party.

[E]

It was fun.

[B]

And Alicia was the chef of the hour and made this chef's kiss. Crab lasagna.

[C]

Yes.

[B]

And, honey, if you want to break down what went into this.

[A]

So good.

[C]

A lot of love, but these lovelies up here helped me, so I needed help cracking all the crab, so I did, like, five pounds of crab.

[A]

Hey, shout out to crabs.

[C]

Hello.

[A]

Give it up for them.

[C]

Because, like, if you're gonna eat crab lasagna, you need crab in your lasagna. So they came over to help me crack all the crab and get the meat out. So there's crab in there. I put some spinach, lemon, some other shizh, like the bechamel sauce, whatever. Still tinkering with that.

[B]

But we also, like, delish.

[C]

Oh, yeah.

[A]

Oh.

[C]

I was telling Marty if you guys have some, like, activities to do together, she's just going to start giving you.

[B]

Guys some herbs to de leave. Y'.

[A]

All.

[D]

We're so focused. And you didn't speak.

[C]

The entire time they were de leaving the time in the oregano. Like, when I say not a peep solid.

[D]

10 minutes.

[C]

10 minutes straight.

[E]

Silence. That's.

[A]

That's a little kid. So I think it's like us squeezing this. Like, if we're talking and doing this, then, like, yeah, yeah. We were like, yeah, so just get some herbs.

[B]

It was not fun, though. Like, I. I have less respect for thyme and oregano. Like, moving forward. I do appreciated my meal, but not when it was. I guess I just didn't realize, like, you can buy it in the bottle or you can buy it fresh, which. Who knew that you could buy it fresh? Blew my mind.

[C]

Well, do you guys not walk through the produce section at the grocery store?

[B]

Yeah, but there's, like, I walk to the vegetables and, like, the fruit and.

[D]

Like, it's right next to the vegetable.

[C]

Right.

[E]

They get the little rain shower on.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

By the lettuce.

[A]

Yeah. Yeah. Sometimes it depends on the store.

[B]

Okay. Well, thank y' all for accepting me for where I was in life.

[D]

Now I know better.

[B]

Thank y'.

[D]

All.

[C]

We love you, honey.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

So that was delicious, though.

[C]

Thank you.

[A]

It really was. Some people want the recipe leash.

[C]

It's almost there. I'm still tinger. There's something I did yesterday that I like, but, like, I need to try with what I'm thinking, and then I'll let y' all know. But it was good.

[A]

We'll think about. We'll see if she's willing to share with y' all by the time that this.

[D]

I had it, like, last year. She did the first test and I was the taste tester, so I'm not that upset.

[B]

You do seem upset, though.

[D]

But I would not be mad. If you ever want to make it again, I'm first in line.

[C]

Yep. No facts. I've been asked today by, like, four people, like, hey, are you making it again? And I was like, clearly I am. I talked to Megan about it, so. Thanks, Meg.

[B]

Thanks, Megan.

[A]

So also, at the. At the super bowl party, we had a Uno tournament. I won.

[D]

Ooh, she's lying.

[A]

No, I'm not. So then you didn't even make it.

[D]

Past the first round.

[C]

I see somebody in the. I see somebody in the stands that might have another story. Like what? You're over here lying. Lying is crazy. Yeah. Hey.

[B]

Hey.

[A]

Kia.

[D]

Nurse. Me and Kia was about to be in the championship. Shout out to my other Kia.

[C]

Yukon Colt.

[A]

You can't take her word for it. Who else? Breezy?

[C]

Shay.

[D]

Shay.

[A]

Did I advance? She. What? You didn't know the rules?

[B]

Ooh, you didn't? Hey, good things take time. Key nurse.

[D]

She tried to lay down a green. Three, two and seven all at once. I'm just saying make it make sense. In what world can you do that?

[A]

I'm more of a spades player. I'm not big on uno, but it's weird you're saying that because I have a picture of me winning.

[B]

You have evidence? Yo, there's evidence.

[C]

Who took this picture?

[B]

Oh, look at that.

[A]

Who's that in the champion?

[D]

Hold on, let me see this.

[A]

Who's that in the championship spot?

[B]

This seems a little.it seems a little dog.

[A]

Pretty sure. No, wait.

[D]

First of all, my name is right under there.

[B]

Oh.

[E]

Really?

[B]

Really? Nicely done, though.

[C]

You almost won it.

[B]

It's not about that, but shout out to all the competitors in the UNO tournament. Everybody gave their best effort. Clearly some people didn't know all the rules, but still won.

[A]

Try my best.

[B]

The game of life as well.

[A]

All right, y'. All. So we know if y'. All. If y' all knew who they were anyways when they came out, then, you know, we all played with the aces at the same. Well at different times. TP was 22, and then leash came in 23 and 24. And we used to have a ball with those teams. One of our favorite off court activities was probably bingo. Shout out.

[C]

Bingo.

[D]

Shout out.

[A]

Bingo was probably bingo. We did. Anybody ever win?

[D]

I just won, like two months ago, my first time.

[C]

Tell them the first story about me winning.

[D]

Who winning? You when did I win?

[C]

On the. On the freaking.

[D]

No, that's. I don't do electronic because that's. Yeah, like 180 cards. You better win. Like, that's embarrassing if you don't. I always do paper, and so I won. Our oldest coach got me a little electronic, and I won, like, 20 bucks. Don't count it. But then I actually went on paper, like, two months ago, my first time in 2025. And I've been doing bingo since 2023.

[A]

So it took us years to just get one winner out of our group. We go there so much. What plate? Wait, what was. Is green?

[E]

South Point. And then they get. They come around like a little bottle girl comes around and gets you free drinks. Who play?

[A]

Who plays bingo?

[B]

Anybody play bingo here competitively?

[A]

One.

[C]

Wow. That's it.

[A]

Two. Damn. Nobody.

[D]

Y' all missing out.

[C]

There's no casino, so you have to drive to Kentucky.

[A]

Oh, yeah.

[B]

To go.

[A]

So y'. All. Somebody goes. You just know your boss. Oh, addict. Gambling addict.

[B]

Mm. Just like that. Okay, well, that's sounds like a few.

[C]

People up here on stage.

[B]

What?

[D]

I wonder who she's talking about.

[A]

Yeah, we do.

[D]

We ain't talking about me.

[A]

Gamblers up here.

[B]

Before we get into gambling, I also would like to say another thing that happens at bingo is they have to make constant reminders that we have to remain quiet. They're like the two gentlemen on the side table. Can you guys please silence yourselves? Our whole group starts picking on us, causing a then larger commotion.

[A]

Facts.

[D]

Because they just start talking, and then the numbers are being called, and it's like, oh, wait, what was the number? I'm like, yo, lock in. I can't go with them.

[E]

I guarantee you that there's not been one car that Sid has finished that she got all the numbers marked.

[B]

No, that's probably why you haven't got.

[E]

Like, she may have one.

[C]

Yeah.

[E]

We will never know.

[C]

Never.

[E]

She just talks over the lady like she's not constantly giving us numbers.

[C]

It's so stressful. Cause Key and I are advanced bingoers. And so we have two cars, pros. So we're bop, bop, bop, bop. And then you got her over here, like, calling out stuff that's just not even there. And then we're like, wait, what?

[D]

Trying to tell a story. And they're like, B11.

[B]

What's crazy?

[D]

Tell me the story after.

[B]

What's crazy is when someone was like, did they say W? Like, there's no W in the word bingo. That's not even an option. It's not an option at all, y'.

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That's tonal.com promo code unsupervised for $200 off. But since we're on the. On the topic of being in a casino. Yeah. Okay. So in our championship season, we won. And there was a lot of other things going on, which was, you know, a few gambling nights. Kia taught us how to play craps, which I've never played craps before. Shout out to Kia.

[A]

Shout out to Kia.

[D]

Well, you're not blaming me for this.

[A]

No. Yeah, we are.

[B]

Yeah, we are. Yeah, we are. But we can. Give me all the credit for this next one. We went out one night, and it was after we won the championship. We were riding our championship high, and we're just having a really good time. And we just decided that we wanted to gamble at every casino on the strip. Like, at least spend some kind of money at the casino. It was going really poorly at first. Like, we were like, we should probably have headed home, but got to be.

[A]

Gotta be in it to win it. You said a gambler's point of view, like, continue.

[B]

So we're just, like, working our way up the strip. We hit like two casinos. We're working our way to the next one. And we hit the table and it's like a $15 minimum. So we're like, oh yeah, this is affordable for us. We'll work with this one. At first I get the dice somehow and I'm having like an Allen from the hangover moment. Yeah, I'm rolling the dice for literally over two hours. The table started at $15 minimums. By the time I finish rolling the dice, two hours later, the minimums are up to $150. We have. We had like three people at the table to start. Like Kia, myself and my brother. Like one stranger. By the end of it, not only did we have like a full table of crap players, but we also had a full crowd. Like we had 12 people deep trying to see what was going on at this table. And we walked away from this crap. Also, let me remind you, the crap dealers go three people at your table, then they switch, go three at another table and then they come back to your table. Right. They were so shocked. Every time they came back, I still had the dice in my hands. We had so much money.

[A]

He's good. He's really good.

[B]

They're like checking my fingerprints, making sure I'm not cheating and stuff. This is my third time ever playing crabs. And we walked away with like double digit thousand dollars out each out of.

[D]

This place at like 5 in the morning.

[B]

It was really. We didn't even realize what time it was. But it went from like a really awful night to great. A really great night.

[D]

And I've been chasing that high ever since. And I got it.

[C]

Yes, Kia, she's addicted.

[D]

That I need it.

[B]

That that night also got us a bigger bonus than our championship bonus.

[A]

That tea that happened a few nights.

[B]

Ago by thousands of dollars. So yeah, that was just our gambling experience. But we had a really great time. We learned how to.

[A]

Well, I also didn't know because I'm new to gambling and they taught me craps and what? Russian roulette. Russian what?

[D]

Not Russian roulette, just roulette.

[A]

Just regular.

[B]

Definitely the whole place.

[D]

I don't know, I'm not there. I don't do that.

[A]

We don't do that.

[B]

Don't bring us into what you do in your country.

[A]

But they told me, but I didn't know that people, people go around the tables like they're not playing at your table because when you're at the table you can't have phones out, which I didn't know. So they like, they get mad about that. So you gotta back up from the Table if you gotta use your phone. But there are also people just walking around betting against you. I'm like, so there are just, like, haters in the casino that if you're rolling well or poorly, I don't know which one they're really looking for. Like, they're just coming and placing bets on you, which I found so strange.

[B]

You have to, like, look them in their eyes and be like, are you serious? We could all be on the same team right now. Or that's like, if you go to the Russian roulette table, like you said, and you put your money on black, and then somebody walks up, looks you in your eyes, and places their money on red, I'm like, you could have just waited one spin to be able to do that. You don't have to ruin my. My energy right now.

[D]

Some people say it's, like, not proper etiquette to go against it. Some people don't care. They say, it's my money. I'm gonna do what I want. And they're not wrong.

[A]

Wow. Truth teller. Truth teller. But there are several times where I was going to play roulette and I would be doing well, and then I'm like, all right, one more. Let me try to just. I usually only play. I play on black or on red or I do. What is it? The thirds of the table?

[B]

One thirds.

[A]

One thirds. Or I'll do those. I did one thing one more time, and then I lost. And then Marty came in, like, three separate times, like, three separate occasions and got all our money back. And I was like, she's the one.

[E]

I gotta support my family.

[A]

I gotta get it out the mud.

[B]

Somebody's gotta do it. Mahdi.

[A]

She was just like, move. I'll do it.

[B]

But. So shout out to Kia for teaching us how to play crabs. I was pretty. I was pretty ready. Available for everything else in the casino. Like, it's fun. I don't really do slots. They just seem, like, kind of boring. And you don't really have any control now that you control anyway. Unless you're cheating. Any. Any casino cheaters in here. Okay. We can talk later if you are. You know, a lot of really great memories with the. With this group over here. And also we went on a little vacation one time. Shout out to Dave.

[C]

Shout out to Dave.

[D]

First of all, it's Doug.

[A]

Oh, Kia. You.

[D]

That's so crazy. You better know. You better know whatever you think is not that.

[B]

Then what is it? Kia.

[D]

Yeah, it's not that.

[A]

That was my first time, though, vacationing, like, with Teammates. Had y' all been on vacations with teammates after a season before?

[D]

We actually went to Cabo a few years prior with a different friend group, but we weren't as close as we were now, so a different experience.

[A]

Okay, Fair you been.

[B]

Yeah, I've been on a few.

[A]

Okay. I guess I never just with my teammates like that.

[E]

I didn't break with my teammates, so.

[D]

What does that say about you?

[E]

You ain't got no friends?

[B]

No, she's got at least one now. Like, but we are co workers. No, it wasn't like that. Like, we are literally contractually obligated to work with each other for the time being at least. But it could be real. I don't know. We're still trying to figure that out.

[A]

Okay, y', all, we gotta talk briefly, obviously. Like, we're in the middle of CBA negotiations. Alicia's on the ec.

[B]

Thank you for your service, Alicia.

[C]

Shout out to my girl Breezy in the audience.

[A]

Shout out to Breezy with me. We do appreciate Bri Turner, but we're not going to dive deep into that. Yeah, but we can just talk about, like, the differences between where the W is now and when we all came in the league, because let's. I came out 2011, so who was drafted first?

[D]

Let's start with her.

[A]

What year? What year, Granny?

[C]

The year I was drafted was 2010.

[A]

20.

[B]

My high school graduation.

[D]

I was a junior in High School.

[A]

2011 for me.

[D]

Damn.

[B]

2014.

[D]

2015, baby.

[A]

Okay, 2015. So we've seen a lot change over the course of the W. And if any of y' all are W fans in here, and it's just been, like, a recent development for you. Yeah. One club. Who watches the W? Who watches the W. Okay. Okay. So y' all are kind of tapped into what's going on then. So you see, and you've seen how much has grown, or maybe you haven't. But we want to talk about what's some stuff right now that young players today would be really surprised that we were even going through. We'll give it to y' all first because we got some things. But what's, like, a crazy thing that you had to experience as either a rookie or just in your early days that this generation of players would be absolutely floored by.

[D]

I mean, I don't know if I would consider it crazy, but I think having a roommate on the road was wild. Like, are we not. Are we not pro athletes? Why do I have a roommate?

[B]

Like, is that not crazy?

[C]

That's so crazy.

[D]

And obviously Commercial flights, we just got charters, what, last year? So that was a long time coming. But it really wasn't the commercial flights. It was getting to the airport, like, four hours early, dealing with layovers, delays. Like that was just a hassle. So those are the two off the top of my head.

[C]

Oh, there's so many things. What would be okay to say publicly.

[D]

We had to share cars.

[B]

Also, to add on to what Kia said, not only were we going through all the regular things, I swear, my whole life was put in. We flew Southwest, actually quite often. And one time, I'm not kidding, we were in boarding group C. Like, you have to try to get into C. Like, you have to, like, totally forget that you had a flight to get yourself into a C boarding group. Yeah. And this is when I was on the team with Liz Cambage. So we had, like, an angry six nine also trying to, like, make her way out of a middle seat. She was like, we play tomorrow. And we were like, yeah, we do. And to add on to all that, rookies had to only bring one carry on bag because your second carry on was actually your teammate's shoes, medical equipment, the Normatec. Yeah. So, like, rookies were carrying team equipment through the airport after you checked your bags, went through tsa, even with connections and everything. Like, yeah. And you would get fined if you forgot it. Which one time we had a situation like that. But yeah, so that was just like a little addition to the airport saga.

[C]

Being in a locker room, playing in arena with, like, an active staff breakout. Like, yeah, insane. Like, oh, don't put that stuff on the floor. Use the pink. So use the pink.

[B]

So hibiclin sponsor us 100%.

[A]

I was just like, no, I just won't shower. I didn't play. So it was easy to not shower.

[D]

No, because that happened in Tulsa. And so by the time I got to the league, it was like, we playing in Tulsa. Like, watch out, they got stabbed. It was like three years before, but it's like, they still got stabbed.

[A]

No, no, no.

[B]

I got actually drafted to Tulsa. Let me clean up Tulsa's name real quick. By the time that I got to Tulsa, I was very unaware about this situation. I walk into the locker room, everyone's like, hey, yeah, you remember last year when we had a staff outbreak? And I was like, staff? As in, like, we got more staff. Like, we got, like, other employees coming to help out. And they were like, no, like, several. Okay. So I was like, so is it covered? They're like, yeah, to the best of our knowledge, I saw a veteran showering, so I was like, I think, I think it's safe, but shout out to the Rock the Shock Rip to them, I guess.

[A]

No way. You showed up. Who did Sosa Shock.

[B]

That was my draft. That was my draft team.

[A]

But we also, we had a situation where we, we had to stay in the hotel. We got like a room for a couple hours before I think we got to dc. It was. And had to, like, it was just to take a nap, basically. Like, you went in there, you checked in at like 4 or something like that. The game is at 7. So you're going in to like sleep for a few hours and then have like breakfast or whatever, like lunch and then go to the gym a little later. And I was just like, I was young in the league, so I was like, there's no way that this is. That this is normal.

[C]

Like, it was insane.

[A]

This is so unsafe.

[C]

The amount of times we had to sleep in an airport to then just show up to the gym.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

Was wild.

[A]

Yeah. And I'm like, why are we doing all of this for 20 fans anyways? Can we just.

[B]

And like, $7,000 after taxes. You're like, is this really worth the bodily harm?

[C]

Yes, it is. Stick it out. We're gonna make this league better.

[D]

No, it was so crazy. Cause coming from college, we had charter flights. So I'm like, oh, we're on the next step.

[C]

Five steps down.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Yeah. Speaking of Tulsa, also bringing up Tulsa, we had a back to back one time. Yeah, we played in Tulsa and then we had a back to back where we had to fly to Indiana, play Indy there. So naturally it's Tulsa. There's like three gates, so obviously we have a connection on game day. So we fly from Tulsa, we land in Riley Durham. We're like, all right, let's grab some food. They're like, oh, yeah, you got a little bit more time for food because we're actually delayed. And we were like, yeah, our game's in like four hours, so how much further are we going to get delayed? They were like, yeah, no, we just got to roll with it. Okay, so we're rolling with it. The flight takes off and, you know, we land and we're like, we should be warming up right now. Actually, like, we should be at the gym starting our warm up times. And our coach gets on the, you know, the mic on the bus and he's like, hey, ladies, I don't really know what to tell you guys right now, but we have to go directly to the gym. Keep in mind, we haven't really slept because we had to get on at 6am to try to get there. We haven't eaten, really. We had airport food. And our coach is now telling us that there's nothing we can do, but we have to, show up and, quote, do our best. Which was really appreciated. It would be another thing if he was like, give it all you got. If you're not giving it all, then you're not trying. He was like, yeah, just. I'm going to ask you guys to just do your best. And we did, and we failed miserably. Like, we lost that game by shocker. So many points. But, yeah, these were things that we went through in the W in its early years. We normalized, actually. Like, we were like, yeah, no problem. Like, hopefully next game day, at least there's not a delay. But these were things that we were living through each and every day. That. Which is why, like, now that the CBA is on the table and you understand, like, why we're pushing so hard, because we've, for the longest time, have just, like, played the game for the passion of the game to pave the way for, like, the next generation moving forward. And we, like, kind of thanklessly, all the men online shout out to you guys for telling us to go in the kitchen. You don't want to see me in there. You really don't. But this is where impact's being made and why the CBA for us is so important right now. Because of everything that we've been through up until this point, what has been vocalized and what hasn't been vocalized. And this is why, you know, Alicia and Breezy and all the members of the executive committee are pushing so hard to make sure the CBA is great for all of us.

[C]

Thanks, honey.

[D]

Yeah, that was great. I just want to go back to the roommate thing.

[B]

Oh, yes.

[D]

Only because it's wild. It was. You had to have a roommate up until your sixth season. That means you have to complete five years, and then on the sixth year, you're finally have a roommate. But my rookie year, they told me the average W career was three and a half years. So in my mind, I'm like, damn. The whole time, I'm just gonna have a roommate. Blew my mind. Anyways, we finally have our own room now.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Yay. You could have a house and kids, and they'd be like, yeah, so you're rooming with Sid this year. Be like, sid likes to sleep with a TV on. They were like, y' all can figure it out.

[A]

Yeah, no, my roommates did used to think I was weird because I would sleep just on one half of the bed. Like, one side was tucked and I'm in the other side. But I sleep with my knees, like, I'm like this laying down in my hands, across my chest. She was. It was Kayla Alexander, you know?

[B]

Oh, poor Kayla.

[C]

She's so.

[A]

Kayla. She was mortified. She was like, hey, Sid, are you okay? I'm like, yeah, girl, just turn off the lights. I'm good.

[B]

She was sleeping like a dolphin with, like, one eye open. Scared of you. It happens.

[A]

But, y', all, we are so happy that y' all came on to indulge us. We love you guys. We appreciate you as friends and more than friends. Oh. So. Also. Also, Key and I, we do have a past. We don't want to get too much into it, but.

[B]

Key, any words?

[C]

Why would you say that in front of my.

[D]

I have a lot of words.

[A]

Yeah.

[E]

That's how you, Polly.

[A]

That's how you, Polly. Hey, Poly on three, y'. All. One, two, three.

[D]

Poly.

[A]

That's right. All right, y'. All. We love y'. All. Thanks so much. We have to do a disclaimer.

[E]

That's not really natural.

[D]

You really leaving them with that?

[A]

No, no. Yeah, we're really not. But it's a running joke. So when y' all see me messing with Kia, that's what it is. People think TP is our sister. Is sister Wives with marijuana.

[D]

Surprise. No, we have multiple pictures, like, walking into games, like, holding hands. Like, you just gotta go with the joke.

[A]

Just go with the joke.

[D]

And I loki think we could have got some rookies.

[A]

I know. We can still try.

[B]

Au.

[A]

They may not. They may not know. No, they. A lot of them are watching unsupervised.

[C]

It's gonna be on Instagram. As soon as the clip pops up, they're gonna see it. Secret's gone.

[D]

Or they just cut out the part where we say it's a joke and just say that we go together.

[A]

Exactly.

[B]

Wow.

[A]

Thank you, Key.

[C]

So we're gonna have to give Key.

[B]

Producing credits for today.

[A]

Absolutely, we will. Okay, y', all, please give them a round of applause.

[B]

Thank y'. All.

[A]

We appreciate y'. All.

[B]

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[A]

Yeah, I do.

[B]

Okay. When I get home from practice, I don't have to have a discussion with you, like, oh, who's cooking dinner?

[A]

I'm usually down to cook, though.

[B]

Yeah, but it takes forever. You have to clean up everything. You're not Like a cleaner and cook. You just do one or the other, so I have to pick up the other side.

[A]

This is true.

[B]

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[A]

Where else are you getting that? I've never heard the dietitians were involved in anything else. And I know they were delivering it to your door.

[B]

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[A]

Yeah.

[B]

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[A]

Okay. That's so easy.

[B]

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[A]

No, I haven't.

[B]

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[A]

Oh, why are you just telling me? I've been going through recovery for, like, five months.

[B]

Yeah, that's so weird. It just, like, fell to my lap the other day, and I was like, you know what? I probably should tell us that I've been sitting on this for a little minute.

[A]

Okay, well, I guess. Thank you. Better late than never.

[B]

You're welcome. I've been really benefiting from the factor meals, so I hope that you, too, can get your, you know, your protein fix.

[A]

Thank you, ucp.

[B]

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[A]

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[B]

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[A]

Yeah, well, now you know that's impossible to find. No, it's not. I just told you they have that. Well, then let's just have it tonight, okay? Okay.

[B]

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[A]

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[E]

Y' all know why I'm here. I am here to host another game.

[A]

Yay.

[B]

We love games that Sydney isn't in charge of.

[A]

Oh, yeah, true. My games.

[B]

Your games are scary. So our special guest host, who always shows up when we have these really exciting games, he also, like, broke the news to me that otters are, like, kind of scary, which broke my heart. Our girl, Ahmadi Brooks.

[A]

Yay.

[E]

Okay, ladies and gentlemen, it's time to play a game I like to call one Honest person. So I would like to. I would like to welcome Hendricks, Tree, and Aaron. Please stand for me.

[B]

Let's go. Welcome to the pod. Welcome to the pod.

[E]

Okay, here's how this works. I'm going to say one statement that is true about only one of the three babies sitters that are standing in front of you. Then each of you get to ask each babysitter one question. After that, you two can discuss amongst each other who the true statement is about.

[A]

Okay? Okay.

[E]

If you get it right, you win. Drum roll, please. Bragging rights.

[A]

Don't ever make us do work for bragging rights again.

[B]

I was like, surprise. This is a real surprise news to us.

[E]

If you get it wrong, we all learn that y' all just can't read.

[B]

People well, so there's really, like, all the risk and no reward whatsoever. Got it.

[E]

For the fun of the game.

[A]

What y' all say?

[E]

Y' all do it for the passion of the game.

[B]

For the passion. But we have a new CBA coming out, so now we want the fun.

[E]

Okay, so time for the secret reveal.

[A]

Okay.

[E]

One of our babysitters pooped in their dates car on the first hangout. Oh, Jesus.

[A]

Oh, my gosh.

[E]

I can give you that. Therapist contact after. Whatever. That's something to unpack. Okay, so now everybody look at them. We're gonna start with Hendrix.

[A]

Okay, we'll start with Hendrix. Okay. Hendricks, what kind of food did you eat on your first date?

[D]

It was Indian food.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

Tp, do you have a prior history of shooting your pants? Me? Yeah.

[A]

No.

[E]

Okay, noted. All right, we're moving on. Next person. Sid, first question.

[B]

Tree.

[C]

Tree.

[A]

Hi.

[B]

Oh, I have one.

[A]

Go.

[B]

Do you wear chonies? Do you wear 100% cotton chonies? Are we working with, like, polyester, cotton blend? Like, what are we working with here? Tree.

[E]

Sorry, if that's too personal. We don't have hr.

[A]

It's okay.

[C]

Okay, I like the Savage Fendi.

[A]

Like, boxer briefs.

[B]

Okay. Okay.

[A]

Savage X Ambassador.

[B]

But to be honest, those are shitable, so.

[E]

They are Lace.

[B]

Okay.

[A]

Okay. Do you have. You have stomach issues or, like, allergies to any food?

[C]

I'm black. I'm lactose intolerant.

[B]

Oh, my gosh.

[E]

Good questions, good questions. Okay, we cannot forget our last. Erin, time for her first question.

[B]

Erin.

[A]

Oh.

[B]

Oh, Erin's in my favorite section at the AU Games.

[A]

Oh, she's so good.

[B]

Yeah. Shout out to Aaron. Everybody in that section, shout out to you guys. But that's not gonna save you from this question. Aaron, when you went on your first date, did you really, like the person, or were you on your first date because, like, it was an opportunity to go on a date and you were trying to, like, just experiment in your life and try out something new?

[D]

No, I really liked them, so it was really disappointing.

[B]

Okay. Oh, it was disappointing? Well, it was disappointing when I shit in their car. Oh.

[A]

Oh.

[B]

So it seems like.

[A]

So it's you.

[E]

They're all lying.

[A]

Oh, okay. I missed that part.

[E]

Everybody's telling the truth. I think I left that part out. That's my fault. Somebody is telling the truth.

[A]

I was like, she didn't know the rules, but I didn't know the rules.

[E]

Okay. All right, next question. See if they breaking my.

[A]

What were you wearing on your first date? No, that doesn't. But that doesn't matter. Nope.

[E]

That's your question.

[C]

No, it's not.

[D]

No, it's not.

[E]

No, it's not wearing.

[A]

Were you nervous? Were you nervous?

[C]

Yeah.

[E]

I'm going to give you guys a couple seconds to discuss amongst each other, and then you guys will let me know your answer of who you think is telling the truth between Hendrix, Tree, and Aaron.

[B]

So Aaron was, like, openly enough. No, Aaron was honest about being disappointed in herself. So I'm like, there are a lot of, like, Indian food is hella sauce.

[A]

She said Indian food. I was like, it could be that because you eat it. You eat it with your hands sometimes. It could have gone sloppy. It's spicy if it's.

[B]

If there's spicy also, you know, on your first day, you're trying to hold everything in. Like, if there's a little bubbly fart in there.

[A]

If, like, she's lactose intolerant also.

[B]

But lactose intolerant, that's, like, also a red flag. Or should I say a brown flag?

[A]

Oh, no. No booing.

[B]

No way. Kia.

[A]

I'm leaning to. I'm leaning toward.

[B]

Hey, blink twice if you did it.

[A]

I'm leaning toward Hendrix.

[B]

I think I'm leaning towards Aaron because Aaron was, like, disappointed.

[A]

I know, but she could have been selling it.

[B]

She.

[A]

So maybe because we're torn.

[B]

Do we just go with Tree? Oh, we're gonna go with Tree.

[A]

We go with Tree.

[E]

Is that your final?

[B]

Yeah, we're gonna go with Tree. She was the most quiet. Okay.

[A]

I think it's Hendrix in my gut.

[B]

But no, my gut says Aaron. My bubble guts say Aaron. So we voted for everybody.

[A]

Wait, who do y'.

[C]

All?

[A]

Wait, who do you think?

[B]

Make some noise for Hendrix.

[A]

They know the truth.

[B]

They know the truth.

[A]

Oh, y' all know.

[B]

Okay, so make some Noise for Hendrix.

[A]

Damn.

[B]

Who the fuck's up tree?

[A]

When they found out. Aaron.

[B]

I choose Hendrix and I'm choosing Aaron.

[E]

All right, no more questions. This is the moment of truth.

[B]

The moment of truth.

[E]

Two of you are about to sit back down. The one of you that is about to stand up, stand in your truth. Go ahead.

[C]

Yo.

[A]

No. Disgusting. Extremely disgusting.

[E]

Are we allowed to ask follow up questions?

[A]

Yeah, absolutely. We have to.

[B]

Sure. Were you okay?

[D]

I was embarrassed.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

What transpired? It was the food.

[C]

Okay.

[D]

So we went and we had indicated Indian food, and we were driving home.

[A]

Please, you getting this vlog?

[D]

We were driving home and the drive was about an hour away, and there were no restaurants, no bathrooms. So we pulled over to the side to let me do my business, and I was afraid, so I was like, on the side of the car and I thought I had pooped out of the car until I got back in the car and we started driving and there was still.

[B]

Okay, follow up question. First of all, Hendrix, I'm so sorry that this happened to you. Secondly, how did your date respond to this?

[D]

Well, we got married, so.

[A]

I know.

[E]

I know.

[A]

That's right.

[C]

You said that.

[B]

I win.

[A]

I'm sick.

[E]

Okay. Thank you so much. Thank you H.

[B]

For all. For all you singles out there. They have to love you at your worst. Thank you for all the brave souls that were able to come up and share your stories.

[A]

Yeah, Hendrix.

[B]

Happy that it ended well, though.

[A]

I don't even know what to say to you, Hendrix, to be honest.

[B]

Marty, thank you so much for again being such a lovely host.

[A]

Thank you. Thank you, Marty.

[E]

I love being here.

[B]

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[A]

What gives me hope about women's sports is that so many more people are deciding to tune in and realizing that all sports played by women are really easy to fall in love with if you give them a chance.

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Hoodie, and most importantly, get moving. All right, TP. You know, I love when you intro this. It's our first time.

[B]

I know this. So this is like low key karaoke.

[A]

It is.

[B]

It goes down in the dm. It go down. It go down in the dm. It go down. It go down. For today's dm, we're going live. We got three really brave souls that are gonna come up here and I guess ask some DM questions.

[A]

So come on. First up. What?

[D]

Amber.

[B]

Amber, welcome up.

[A]

Hi, Amber. Nice hat.

[C]

Thank you.

[D]

Okay, so I am the daughter of a girls basketball coach, and I have seen so many pregame rituals over the years. What is your most unhinged pregame ritual?

[A]

Like, I'm not superstitious or anything. Like, I kind of. Oh, you know what? I strip down completely naked in the locker room. Yeah, you really do get too close in the locker room and they're like, is this necessary to change? And I'm just like.

[B]

Yeah. If there was a comfort level, like in a locker room, you should be still mindful of those around you. Sydney acts like it's her bedroom, her personal bedroom, 100% fully undressed, like lotioning up, bending over and stuff. You're like, there are other people here that need to use this common space.

[A]

No. Yeah. I feel like I could live on a nudist colony at some point for sure. I just wouldn't. But if that's what the world came to, I could do it and it would be fine. Could anybody else do that?

[B]

Okay, we got.

[A]

Of course you. Hendrix. Please don't. Hendrix, Please, I'm begging you. Don't go wherever I'm at.

[B]

We've learned so much about Hendrix.

[A]

Stay the fuck away from us.

[B]

I think, I guess my most quote, unhinged would be like, I don't know what everyone thinks my music taste is, but it is, like, kind of ratchet. I really like a ass throwing music. I really want to get crazy. I want to be able to throw my ass around and get other people around me to have, like, ass throwing.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

So really, anything to make this booty bounce. I'm doing it.

[D]

That's great. Thank you.

[A]

No, thank you, Amber. Thank you.

[B]

And up next, we have dez.

[A]

Hey, Des.

[B]

What's up, Des?

[A]

Nice shirt, Des.

[E]

Hey.

[D]

Thank you.

[C]

I recognize these people a little bit.

[A]

Yeah. Just a little bit.

[B]

I've seen them once or twice.

[C]

All right, this question is specifically for Sid.

[A]

Uh.

[C]

Oh, okay. Would you rather go face to face with a shark?

[A]

So that's all. So whatever the next thing is.

[C]

Or tell all of your previous teachers that you plagiarized.

[B]

She's.

[A]

Oh, that I plagiarized.

[C]

That you plagiarized.

[B]

Yeah.

[D]

Don't act new now.

[B]

You know?

[A]

Yeah, I'm gonna just go ahead and tell all my teachers that. 100%. Cause, look, it was just. It was a learning moment. I didn't do it again.

[B]

Because you got caught or because you just didn't wanna do it more like morally. You didn't wanna do it again.

[A]

Didn't get caught.

[B]

Okay.

[A]

But the lesson that I learned, one was to stop. Stop procrastinating on my work. So I would start to do stuff a little earlier. And I did learn how to just split up the amount of time that I was given to an assignment, because I always just wait till the last minute. So that's what caused the plagiarizing, and that's what caused me having to call my mom and tell her I wasn't graduating early. But I got a little better.

[B]

I was too comfortable with plagiarizing. Like, the fact that your legs cross. Kicking your foot. Like I just plagiarized. No biggie.

[A]

Hey, life, we learn, we grow, and we plagiarize. Thank you.

[B]

Thank you, Des.

[A]

Appreciate you.

[B]

And last, but certainly not least, Bree Turner, AKA Breezy, a fearless member of the executive committee.

[A]

This question is for both of you.

[D]

Mine's kind of short.

[A]

Okay.

[D]

Would you rather have toes for fingers.

[B]

Or fingers for toes? Toes. Her fingers seems kind of difficult.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

Because, like, opening things, like, I would imagine my fingers would be half. Like, maybe a little bit less than half the size.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

I already struggled the other day. Open up that bottle. You remember, you had to, like, help me open up.

[A]

Oh, yeah.

[B]

And that's with able fingers.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

And then.

[A]

But do you have. Was it the.

[B]

It was my eczema. It was my eczema. Do I still have eczema in this scenario?

[A]

You do. She does.

[C]

You have X ray.

[B]

Okay. Yeah.

[A]

So. Oof. I think I would go. I think I would go fingers for toes. You think about your shoe size, though.

[B]

Yeah. Cause I'm, like, already rocking an 11, so that's gonna bring me up to at least a 17.

[A]

I think. Cause I like to pick up stuff with my feet anyway. So it would just be really cool to just have fingers down there anyways.

[B]

And then so essentially you would have, like two sets of fingers or two sets of toes. Yeah.

[A]

No.

[B]

Imagine how much you could do when you were driving.

[A]

Like, facts, facts, facts, facts. Yeah, I'm go. Fingers for toes. What's your answer, though? Toes for fingers. Toes for fingers.

[B]

Whoa. Why?

[A]

So I just wanted to be opposite of you guys.

[B]

Okay, but bring him some.

[A]

Thanks, Breezy.

[B]

Thanks, Breezy.

[A]

Who made you ask that? You wanted to ask that. Leash. What? Girl, shut up.

[B]

Oh, my gosh, y', all. We do treat our friends nicely. I know there was a lot of bickering, which does happen as well, but it always ends well.

[A]

It does always end well. Stop lying.

[B]

Who said Coya, we don't. Hey, Coya, we don't lie. We just plagiarized. And by we, I just mean Sydney.

[A]

Yeah, I know. Y', all, thank you so much for coming today.

[B]

Yes, absolutely.

[A]

For our listeners and viewers online, y' all already know what to do. If you want us in your business, you want advice, you want to tell us about something nice you did for somebody else, something kind someone did for you. DM us at unsupervised. Sid TP for everybody in the audience, please stay. If you want pictures, autographs, whatever, we're going to do that off to the side.

[B]

And as always, don't forget to throw kindness around my confetti.

[A]

Love y'. All. Thank y'. All. This live taping is brought to you by AU Pro Basketball. And together.

[B]

Sam.