Women’s Champions Classic, Live & Unsupervised!

Summary

Podcast Summary: Unsupervised with Syd & TP

Episode: Women’s Champions Classic, Live & Unsupervised!
Date: December 22, 2025
Hosts: Syd Colson (“Sid”) & Theresa Plaisance (“TP”)
Special Guest: Amadi (“Marty”)

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Episode Overview

Live from the Women’s Champions Classic, Syd and TP bring their signature chaos and hilarity to a crowd of their “babysitters” (fans). Moving between women’s basketball commentary, nostalgia, wild personal stories, and an interactive segment with guest Amadi, the duo deliver the same on-brand, off-topic fun their listeners love. The episode weaves in audience participation, games, and plenty of laughter, all centered around women’s basketball culture, queer friendship, and a “group chat energy” that’s both intimate and riotous.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Live Show Vibes & WBB Talk

• **Welcoming the Crowd (**00:32–1:18): Syd and TP are hyped to see babysitters in person, poke fun at the unpaid “babysitting” the crowd is doing, and emphasize the free, fun spirit of the show.
  • “Y’all aren’t getting paid for this time either. Just know this is still a free babysit — and it always will be.” — Syd (00:51)
• Women’s Champions Classic (01:16–02:24):
  • Hosts pick their favorites for the tournament: both choose Tennessee (game 1) and UConn (game 2), with shout-outs for standout players like Janiah Barker and KK Arnold.
  • TP praises KK Arnold for being “not only getting it done on the court, she’s hilarious...she has such a great following, great content as well.” (02:06–02:09)
• Women’s Basketball Mascots (36:11): Later, discussion about the evolution and swagger of WNBA mascots, especially the iconic “Ellie” from New York.

2. A Decade Out of College: Cultural Throwbacks

• Nostalgic Price Checks (04:23–04:45): Coffee used to be $2–3, both recall scraping by as student athletes.
  • “We didn’t have NIL back then. So the reality was...living check to check.” — Sid (04:45)
• Defining Moments:
  • 2011: The rise of “Black Twitter.” Syd shouts, “Let me get an amen for Black Twitter!” (05:31)
  • 2014: “Black lives started mattering...with Black Lives Matter starting up.” — TP (05:41)
  • Marriage equality, viral moments (Charlie Bit My Finger, the Ice Bucket Challenge), and Vine are all reminisced on.
  • Sid and TP debate the differences between their college years, with college experiences ranging from plagiarism (TP: “Oh, yeah, no, I was plagiarizing.” — 05:08) to Pell grants and academic scholarships.

3. Mean Tweets: Dealing with Criticism (09:47–11:25)

• Reading mean online comments, the duo roast themselves and each other.
  • “TP is the reason group chats need moderators.” — (09:55)
  • “Sid reads mean comments and assumes they’re about someone else.” — (10:16)
  • Ongoing joke about people mistaking their voices for men’s: “At first listen, I thought this was two men. Same, same dude.” — TP (10:43)
• TP shares a story about being continually misgendered on a customer service call:
  “At what point am I not a sir?” — TP (09:22)

4. College Sports Travel & Turbulent Tales (11:33–15:36)

• TP’s Charter Flight Nightmare:
  • Vivid memory of a post-game plane dropping hundreds of feet, triggering her lifelong fear of flying.
    “I thought we were going to die...sobbing, crying, or screaming bloody murder.” — TP (12:06–13:01)
• Syd’s Superpower: Narcoleptic Sleeping:
  • Sid can sleep through anything, even mid-turbulence:
    “It’s my superpower. I could fall asleep in any–” — Sid (14:12) “You wanted to get some sleep before you sleep forever.” — Friend Marty, via Sid (15:08)
• Both find humor in their precarious athlete lifestyles and reminisce about college grind.

5. Holiday Game — Naughty, Nice, or Needs Therapy (16:08–35:06)

Guest Amadi (Marty) hosts a hilarious, revealing holiday-themed game where the trio debate whether certain festive behaviors are “naughty,” “nice,” or “need therapy.”

Memorable Scenarios Include:

• Re-gifting a burned candle:
  “That needs therapy. You need to get checked into a psych ward for that one.” — TP (17:44)
• Saying 'don’t get me anything' but expecting gifts:
  “Therapy. Therapy.” — Sid (18:24)
• Bringing up childhood beef as a joke:
  “I feel like it’s passive aggressive...I would have been said something.” — Sid (18:54)
• Texting your sibling through dinner:
  “I think it could be a little naughty. If people are picking up on the fact you’re texting...” — Sid (26:46)
• Taking 37 photos before anyone can eat:
  “Naughty.” — Sid & TP (28:15) “Five pics, max.” — Amadi (28:48)
• Bringing up politics at dinner, then pretending you didn’t:
  “Needs therapy. Stand on that decision you made.” — Amadi (29:39)
• Sleeping in someone else’s childhood bedroom:
  “If they said you could...fine. But if there’s a couch and you sneak...Weirdo. Weird.” — Sid (32:52)

6. Dog vs. No Dog in Kitchen Debate (21:10–23:41)

• Sid expresses exasperation with the “my dog everywhere” trend, especially in restaurants and groceries.
  • “In the restaurant, I don’t want to see your dog by me.” — Sid (20:34)
• TP and Amadi defend their dogs Yams and Pyre, share stories of their dogs’ quirks, and muse on cultural differences in pet etiquette.

7. Interactive Q&A: Fan Questions (35:30–48:53)

Babysitters address topics as wide-ranging as:

• WNBA Mascots:
  • TP and Sid joke about “mask-ots” and push for more masc mascots (38:55)
• How to become a WNBA WAG (Wife/Girlfriend):
  “Hydration is key. Optimal snacks, understanding rest...” — TP (39:18) “If you really want to catch their attention, you gotta be in a pink wig or shave your hair and get it pink.” — Sid (40:23)
• Circling back to an ex:
  “You can’t be worried about perception. If you’re both single, still hanging...if you feel the energy, make a move.” — Sid (42:09–42:58)
• Stalker Updates:
  Ongoing content gold from “Joseph,” who has shifted from stalker to sports coach in his voicemails.
• Transitioning from pro tennis to rec basketball:
  TP gives shooting tips: “C to an I, wave goodbye...And make yourself uncomfortable—use your left hand often.” (47:42)

8. $25 Holiday Gift Exchange (49:12–53:14)

• Both hosts exchange gifts with much fanfare and jokes about budget, thrift shopping, and wrapping skills:
  • “This card I found laying around my house was all the budget would allow.” — TP reading her card (50:58)
  • “I’m a procrastinator. So the gift bag didn’t come...Marty brought it. I said, just put it in your purse.” — Sid (52:13)

9. Gratitude & Cult of Happiness

• Syd and TP thank their fans, celebrate the show’s impact, and reiterate the “babysitter” bond. As Sid puts it:
  “We’re building a real serious cult here, and it’s a cult of happiness, joy and love.” — Sid (54:05)

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• “It’s an in-real-life text thread turned podcast — like a 2 a.m. group chat you accidentally walked into. You’ll be glad you stayed.” — From podcast description, lived out in every scene.
• “If black Twitter not talking about it, it’s really not no big deal.” — Sid (05:32)
• “Don’t do what I do. Do what I say.” — Sid, about academics (05:15)
• “You do. Okay, so we’re gonna read y’all comments that we saw from...our haters. And then we’re gonna give our two cents.” — Syd (09:47)
• “The moral of the story is fear nothing. Fear nothing. Sleep through everything.” — Sid (15:38)
• “I think they gotta start tapping into their masculinity. So I want to see some mascots with...a backpack, with a fitted on, pants with a fitted.” — Sid (38:55)
• “If she treated you well and it just didn’t work out for that time...but once again, we’re here talking about her for now three minutes. Appreciate y’all. Do what you will.” — Sid, re: returning to an ex (43:26)
• “We’re building a real serious cult here, and it’s a cult of happiness, joy and love.” — Sid (54:05)

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Segment Timestamps

• Welcome & Introductions: 00:04–01:08
• Women’s Champions Classic Picks: 01:16–02:29
• College Throwbacks: 04:00–07:59
• Mean Tweets: 09:47–11:25
• Travel/Flying Stories: 11:33–15:36
• Holiday Game (Naughty/Nice/Therapy): 16:08–35:06
• Dog in Kitchen Debate & Stories: 21:10–23:41
• Live Fan Q&A: 35:30–48:53
• $25 Gift Exchange: 49:12–53:14
• Gratitude & Closing Thoughts: 53:14–54:43
• Outro Rap: 54:44–End

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Tone & Style

The episode is relentlessly playful, off-script, and intimate. Syd and TP’s banter is fast, unfiltered, and self-deprecating, creating a safe space for audience participation, inside jokes, and candid advice—much like a group chat come to life. Even the silliest topics (re-gifted candles, texting at dinner, mascot “beef”) are delivered with warmth, wit, and a refusal to take themselves too seriously.

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Summary

This episode is pure Unsupervised energy—part sports commentary, part millennial/Gen Z nostalgia, part queer best-friend comedy, and part crowdsourced therapy session. Syd, TP, and Amadi keep the laughs rolling, offer surprisingly deep reflections on college, sports culture, and chosen family, and warmly embrace their babysitters with tales, games, advice, and gratitude.

Transcript

[Sid]

What up, baby?

[TP]

How we doing, y'?

[Sid]

All?

[TP]

What's up, y'?

[Amadi]

All?

[TP]

What's up, baby sitters? How we doing? How we doing? What's up, y'? All?

[Sid]

What's up, y'? All? Baby sitters?

[Guest Rapper]

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. Well, then I'm calling your bl.

[Sid]

Let's go. What's up, babysitters? Oh, my God.

[TP]

We're like. We get to look at them this time.

[Sid]

I know. Y' all look so good.

[TP]

What's up, y'?

[Sid]

All? Beautiful.

[TP]

Oh, my God.

[Sid]

Can everybody do a scissor on three for me? One, two, three. Oh, my God. Y' all look amazing.

[TP]

What's up, y'?

[Sid]

All?

[TP]

This is so dope, though, TP this is so surreal. I can't believe we get to look at the fellow babysitters. Y' all aren't getting paid for this time either. Just know that this is still a free babysit, and it always will. It will be for forever. We can't afford that, so. But we're just awesome to be here.

[Sid]

We're so excited to be here. Thank you all for joining us. This is really dope. We hope you feel excited about it. Obviously, we're here at the Women's Champions Classic.

[TP]

Yeah.

[Sid]

Which is really exciting. We got UConn and Iowa playing second first. We got Tennessee and Louisville.

[TP]

Yeah.

[Sid]

Who you got in the first game?

[TP]

I don't know. Like, I have a hard time pulling for any other team in the SEC besides lsu, but I think I'm gonna have to go with Tennessee on this one.

[Sid]

I'm going with Tennessee, too.

[TP]

Nice.

[Sid]

I don't know if anybody in here knows Janiah Barker, but she's like, skill set of Candace Parker. She's like, 6, 3, 6, 4. I think she's going to get to the WNBA and just absolutely dominate once she really catches her stride.

[TP]

Absolutely.

[Sid]

So I'm a Tennessee fan. Who you got in game two?

[TP]

I think I'm going to have to go with the champs. I'm gonna have to go with Yukon.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[TP]

But. But specifically. Specifically, there's a player on this team that reminds me of my favorite WNBA player. Her name is KK Arnold.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[TP]

Not only is she getting it done.

[Sid]

Right.

[TP]

Not only is she getting it done on the court. She's hilarious.

[Sid]

She is.

[TP]

And she has such a great following, great content as well.

[Sid]

People.

[TP]

I know people will tag, tag me.

[Sid]

And her stuff like, oh, she's a little Sid. So we follow each other. I met her at. At All Star last year.

[TP]

Yeah.

[Sid]

Or actually this past year in Indy. Real cool kids. So, yeah, I'm rooting for UConn too. That'll be fun.

[TP]

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[Sid]

All right, so, y', all, we're gonna take it back to when we graduated college.

[TP]

2011 for me and 2014 for me. This is about to be a little. A little college segment. And because we are a decade plus out of college, we're going to talk about just a few things that were popular during our graduation years.

[Sid]

Yeah, for me, okay, coffee was 2 to $3, which felt like a little bit of a splurge back then. It's like, okay, like, I can get me some coffee.

[TP]

Two to three dollars is, like, nice. We'd be wishing for two, three dollars today. Yeah, in 2014, though, I think it was like three to four dollars. So I was, like, scraping pennies together for. For my coffees at that point.

[Sid]

Facts. Because we didn't have nil back then. So the reality was that I'm, like, trying to get a Pell Grant and, like, get any money together. Like, you're living like, check to check.

[TP]

I was working hard to maintain my academic scholarship for my monthly salary, which was.

[Sid]

Oh, I wasn't working hard for academics.

[TP]

Oh, yeah, No, I was plagiarizing.

[Sid]

As you know, as y' all are.

[TP]

Well aware, I will never be able to move past that, I don't think.

[Sid]

Stay in school, kids.

[TP]

Yeah, no, stay in school.

[Sid]

Don't do what I do. Do what I say.

[TP]

Yeah, no. Yeah. Absolutely not.

[Sid]

Yeah. So another thing. 2011, Black Twitter, the name, the term Black Twitter got crystallized. Okay, let me get an amen for black Twitter.

[TP]

Amen.

[Sid]

Y' all know, so black twitt. As we all know, black Twitter sets the trends for what's cool, what's poppin. If black Twitter not talking about it, it's really not no big deal.

[TP]

No. In 2014, though, Black lives started mattering. For the first time in over 400 years, we finally had black lives matter starting up. And hopefully we can continue to keep black lives mattering because it's very important to do so.

[Sid]

Yeah, No, I think we're regressing from that point.

[TP]

Yeah.

[Sid]

Okay. In 2011, same sex, same sex marriage debates were going on, which they still are, but New York legalized it.

[TP]

Okay, I see New York.

[Sid]

Oh, yeah, right. All right. So they were ahead of the curve. Yep. Shout out to New York.

[TP]

Shout out to New York.

[Sid]

New York in the gays.

[TP]

We got a bunch of New Yorkers out here.

[Sid]

Do we?

[TP]

Yeah.

[Sid]

All right.

[TP]

Anybody traveled in? Anybody traveled in?

[Sid]

Anybody travel in?

[TP]

I did. Yeah. All right. Okay.

[Sid]

Your next way.

[TP]

Okay. So back in 2014, there was this really important challenge called the ice bucket challenge. And that's when everybody was taking, like, these dirty ass mop buckets and filling it up with some crushed ice and just, like, pouring it on yourselves. It was like a half second video, but a lot of good came out of that.

[Sid]

That was for als.

[TP]

It was for als.

[Sid]

Yeah. So you shouldn't make fun of it like that.

[TP]

No, it wasn't the. It wasn't the condition that I was making fun of. It was more. So some people did it, right. They had, like, these huge buckets, and then there was, like, people with, like, a water cup.

[Sid]

We're gonna cancel now for being ableist.

[TP]

Great.

[Sid]

Good job. Oh, way to go. Oh, okay. And like a cute video that Charlie bit my finger thing happened in 2011.

[TP]

Why? Those kids are, like, in college now.

[Sid]

It's so crazy to see kids from, like, viral videos back then and see their lives now. Do you remember the kid Lateran who took his grandma's car. He was like, I just wanted to do hood rat with my friends. And I see him now, and I think he really was in jail, so really sad story.

[TP]

Wow.

[Sid]

Or he's been to jail, so not great. But praying for him.

[TP]

You want to know who I remember? Who? Go to Marcus. Go to Marcus. Demarcus. And also who remembers Vine, y'? All.

[Sid]

Oh, did y' all have mine?

[TP]

We got Vine.

[Sid]

I never was on Vine. I never was on. Why I missed.

[TP]

You have been so good at Vine.

[Sid]

Yeah, I missed that time period.

[TP]

Yeah, you needed six seconds to make it funny.

[Sid]

Oh, damn.

[TP]

And people were so talented that they were seven.

[Sid]

Okay. That would have hit with Gen Z, I feel like. Yeah, no, obviously, we got y' all here with us, so we know y'. All. Y' all show us love, you support us. We appreciate that. But we do get some out of pocket tweets from people online. Tweets, comments on social media. Have y' all seen any of them ever? Y' all ever? What do y' all see people saying to us?

[TP]

Yeah, I'm glad you see that too.

[Sid]

Yeah, them deep ass voice.

[TP]

Yeah, we get that a lot.

[Sid]

Them deep ass voices also in person.

[TP]

That isn't like, it's not history. It's not on paper. It doesn't last forever. No, but it does feel like it lasts forever.

[Sid]

No, it does internally.

[TP]

Also on the phone. I hate that I have a phone voice. Like, hello? Yeah, I have to, like, really try. And they're like, yes, sir. Like, no way. I actually tried this time.

[Sid]

Wait, tell them the story of when you kept saying, like, your name, and she was still.

[TP]

So I had to call an airlines, and I had to change my flight. And I called them, and they were like, okay, sir, like, how can we help you today, sir? I was like, oh, yeah, I'm about to get him. I was like, I just need to change my flight. They're like, no problem, sir. I just need that first name. I was like, yeah, it's Theresa. And he was like, thank you, sir. I was like, wait, what? Then he was like, all right, you're middle. And I was like, oh, first, sir, I got him now. I was like, it's Monique. And he was like, thank you again, sir. Like, at what point am I not a sir? I wasn't even sure with my last name. That was kind of gender neutral. But I'm like, I love that. Come on.

[Sid]

Because that's also not necessary to say ma' am or sir after every line anyways. Like, why are you Doing this. Every. Every other word you're saying, sir.

[TP]

Like, it went from customer service to insults like that.

[Sid]

Thanks for telling that. I'm sorry, though, that it happened.

[TP]

I know you go through a lot.

[Sid]

You do. Okay, so we're gonna read y' all comments that we saw from. I guess they're our haters. And then we're gonna give our two cents.

[TP]

All right, so the first one. TP is the reason group chats need moderators. It's probably because I said N word on the first episode.

[Sid]

Oh, yeah, you did. And then you said a lot after that too, like.

[TP]

Yeah, no, I have a bad track record. Honestly, the show. The show really brought it out of me. You white people get it, though.

[Sid]

All right, so mine, Sid reads mean comments and assumes they're about someone else.

[TP]

That's so you.

[Sid]

Yeah, no, that's valid. Surely I'm like. Cuz surely they can't be talking about in your.

[TP]

In your group chat saying, like, boasting yourself up. So 100. You're gonna let the.

[Sid]

Because I'm like, oh, they gotta be talking about tp. No offense.

[TP]

Gotta be, Gotta be. I get that a lot, y'. All.

[Sid]

All the next one.

[TP]

Okay, so this goes along with what we're hearing in the crowd right now. Not gonna lie. At first. Listen, I thought this was two men. Same. Same dude. But that one is. That's like a decade old. Like, ever since puberty, I've been getting that one. Really? Yeah.

[Sid]

Get a new joke. Somebody says Sid's a disgusting, vile troublemaker.

[TP]

Damn.

[Sid]

Which one of y'? All.

[TP]

It was so many years ago.

[Sid]

It was. It had to be. I feel like it was. I don't feel like I even do that. Disgusting.

[TP]

No, I wouldn't say disgusting, but vile, maybe. Troublemaker, definitely.

[Sid]

Okay, so that was. That was our segment of Mean Tweets. We're gonna start bringing that to y' all more often on the pod. Oh, please, please, please, please.

[TP]

So y' all bringing it back to college? I. You learn a lot in college. You find out who you are and you find out who you're not. So back in the day, and this is before the WNBA charter flights. Yeah, we were living the life in college. You got on a chartered flight immediately following your game. Like, yeah, we were playing Kentucky and, you know, we finish the game, you shower, you get immediately on the plane at like, 11 o' clock at night so you can hurry back to campus and be at class for your class checker to make sure you're there at 7:30 in the morning. It was excellent.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[TP]

Until the flight happened. Up until this point in my life, I had no fear of flying at all. I was actually like, the little shit on the flight that would make fun of other people's fears. So we were on this flight, and we're just flying along, and all of a sudden, the flight would just drop, like, hundreds of feet at a time, like, straight down. So much so that everyone on my team is either sobbing, crying, or screaming bloody murder. And this has happened consecutively. We would fly, and then we drop, like, 200ft straight down. I went from laughing, like a roller coaster, like, terrified for my life. I really thought we were gonna die. At the same time, coaches and staff in the front of the plane are climbing the seats. Like, we're in, like, six on a plane. Trying to get to the back of the plane to, like, help some of my teammates who might be going into cardiac arrest. No, no.

[Sid]

I would be.

[TP]

We don't know.

[Sid]

No.

[TP]

So the turbulence ends, and we're like, finally, this flight from hell is almost over. Yeah. But that was when my flight. My fear of flying just began.

[Sid]

Damn.

[TP]

And we're about to land, right? And they were like, okay, so we're gonna land. We're gonna just put the landing gear out. Yeah. They're like, okay, one second. We start flying around in circles. They're like, yeah. We're unsure if the landing gear is working, so we circled the airport, and they're like, all right, we're gonna have to land because we're running out of gas. We're like, wow, this is gonna be special. When we come back inside the airport, we see that the airport is there, along with multiple, countless ambulance and fire trucks.

[Sid]

So, you know, it's about to be bad.

[TP]

So all the bright red and white lights are just flashing in our faces, staring out of our little hole in the wall window in our fart tube, not knowing how this is all gonna end.

[Sid]

That's insane.

[TP]

So we did end up landing just fine. Went to class the next day. We never forgot about this. And I have hated flying ever since.

[Sid]

When I tell you. I told Marty, like, part of that story yesterday, because our flight here, severe turbulence. Now, if y' all listen to the pod, you know, like, I'm probably undiagnosed narcoleptic. Like, I'm asleep anywhere. It's my superpower. I can fall asleep in it.

[TP]

Like, she can fall asleep.

[Sid]

When we're done. When we're done. I could go sit over there. Hey, Marty, I love you, girl. I could go sit Right there and put my head down and I'll fall asleep. On our flight. I'm knocked out. I wake up because we. We have dropped hundreds of feet in the air. The turbulence is insane.

[TP]

We.

[Sid]

The turbulence was bad. I wake up. I look over at Marty. Marty's crying. Marty's crying. So I reach over to grab her hand and I'm like, oh, this is crazy. It's shaky. I'm, like, rubbing her hands to soothe her. I fall back asleep, though. She was like. She was like, that's sick. You, like, wanted to get some sleep before you sleep forever. Like, what? I was like, I don't know. I was at peace with it. When I felt the turbulence, I'm like, God, if it's time to go, it's crazy. You're doing it before our live show.

[TP]

With the baby's where you found peace in death.

[Sid]

But I said, hey, you're gong. I was peaceful. I went back to sleep. And then we made it. I'm here, Yo.

[TP]

Moral of the story is, like, you're either here, you're not.

[Sid]

That's right. That's right.

[TP]

So take that away.

[Sid]

The moral of the story is fear nothing. Fear nothing. Sleep through everything. Right. All right.

[TP]

Unless you have, like, the opposite problem.

[Sid]

Not my problem. Okay, T.P. you want to bring us into next one?

[TP]

All right, y'.

[Sid]

All.

[TP]

So as we're moving in the holidays, we are actually going to move into the holidays as well. Y. And I think we're going to have to bring somebody on.

[Sid]

Yeah, we need to bring somebody in. We're going to bring in a special guest for a holiday game. Or do.

[TP]

Wait, Actually, no, not a game.

[Sid]

No, you don't. Don't be scared.

[TP]

All your games are terrifying. Like, I don't like your games anymore.

[Sid]

My last game. I don't know if y' all heard the last game, but it was like. It was like, kill my family or.

[TP]

Kill 100 people that were strangers. That just so happened to be Jan six rioters. After the fact, though, after I saved them, she informed me that they rioted the Capitol like duck dynasty on Jan6.

[Sid]

Sorry about that, but it's not gonna be me doing the game. Ahmadi's gonna come do the game.

[TP]

Alright. Thank God.

[Sid]

Come on, Imati. Give her a warm welcome. Cheer louder. Cheer louder. That's my girlfriend. Cheer louder.

[Amadi]

Unsupervised. Well, thanks.

[Sid]

Thank you for having me, y'. All.

[TP]

We love having you, Bestie.

[Amadi]

Hi, babysitters. Okay, so I see y' all changed scenery.

[Sid]

This is how we do it. Looks Good, right? Is it real cute?

[Amadi]

Yeah, the babysitters are looking great. Okay, so I heard that I'm here to host one of Sid's infamous games.

[TP]

No. Boo.

[Amadi]

Okay, so this game is going to be called Naughty, Nice or Neat. Needs Therapy.

[TP]

Okay, this one seems G rated or at least pg.

[Amadi]

We'll see. I'm going to read a holiday behavior and you two are going to designate it Naughty, Nice or Needs Therapy. Re gifting a candle you already burned once.

[TP]

Somebody said nice. What's the scent?

[Amadi]

Resourceful.

[Sid]

Yeah. What's the scent? What's the sin?

[Amadi]

It's like some holiday, like, sugar cookie.

[TP]

Oh, that. That needs therapy. That you need to get checked into a psych ward for that one.

[Sid]

I feel like. How long did it burn on that first. On that first burn, how long did it burn? Because it takes a while for the candle to start.

[Amadi]

Okay. Let's just say it stopped burning and now it's got that, like, big black chunk at the top of the wig.

[Sid]

Oh, well, I'm gonna cut that part off. I'm gonna cut that part off and I'm re gifting it. I think that's nice.

[Amadi]

I think it's fair as long as it Wait. As long as it, like, solidified back.

[TP]

Y'.

[Sid]

All.

[TP]

Y' all know the wick is used. If it's not, like, waxy and white. Respectfully, Moving on.

[Amadi]

Okay. The next one saying don't get me anything, then fully expect something.

[Sid]

Okay. Therapy. Therapy.

[Amadi]

I'm. I'm going therapy on that one.

[TP]

That's got to be therapy. That's hella naughty. So naughty that. That you need therapy after that 100.

[Amadi]

Okay. Okay. We're all in agreeance.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[Amadi]

Next one. Bringing up childhood beef as a joke.

[TP]

Oh, I think that's kind of nice. It's a joke. I think if you put a positive spin on it, if it needs to be talked about, then you should be able to speak on it and address it in a joking way is in my opinion, it's nice.

[Sid]

Okay. I feel like it's passive aggressive. So I don't know what category to put it in, but I guess therapy because just have a direct conversation. Why did you hold on to it for that long anyways? I would have been said something.

[Amadi]

If y' all haven't talked about it before and this is your first time bringing it up. I say needs therapy.

[TP]

I don't know.

[Amadi]

But if it's like an ongoing thing, that's nice. Like you need. You gotta be able to joke.

[TP]

Shout out to my therapist, y'. All love you, Kelly.

[Amadi]

Okay, next one. Okay. Saying this might be out last Christmas together.

[Sid]

Oh.

[Amadi]

Saying this might be our last Christmas together unprompted around older family members.

[Sid]

Oh.

[Amadi]

That'S just naughty.

[TP]

That's hella naughty.

[Sid]

I don't know. Well, do you know something? Like, it depends on what information you have. This might very well be our last Christmas together.

[Amadi]

You don't have to be morbid on Christmas.

[TP]

I feel like old people do a good job of, like, being like, Happy 90th birthday. They're like, I don't know. I'm still here. I don't want to be here.

[Amadi]

Don't feed into it.

[Sid]

Okay? Okay, Fair. Fair.

[Amadi]

All right, next one. Buying yourself something expensive from Chip.

[TP]

So if Chip. I bought myself, like, a Lamborghini. I'm like, chip shouldn't have knees therapy. I think that's really sweet of Chip to do.

[Sid]

Hey, I'm gonna be honest with y' all here. I know that there's been an uptick of people loving their dogs, taking their dogs everywhere. I'm over it.

[Amadi]

Wait, where is it going?

[TP]

Whoa. You have a stepson.

[Sid]

Listen to me.

[Amadi]

What about our child?

[Sid]

I love him, but listen to me. In the restaurant, I don't want to see your dog by me.

[Amadi]

Okay, that's fair.

[Sid]

In the grocery.

[TP]

I don't know.

[Sid]

In the grocery store, if you don't. If you don't.

[Amadi]

For emotional support.

[TP]

Is that licking the produce?

[Sid]

But what were you doing before you had that dog? To shop with stress.

[TP]

You had a separate dog. Have you ever seen Legally Blonde? Yeah, duh. If I could carry around chipping yams every chance I had, I absolutely would.

[Sid]

Just want y' all to know if you're those people, that people are talking about you on social media now.

[Amadi]

So I will say I'm okay with the dogs as long as it's like an outside restaurant. Like, we're outdoors. There's space between the tables. Don't bring that dog inside.

[Sid]

Some people, their energy is like, they have their dog, and you can tell they want you to be like, oh, the dog is so cute. I walk past them, I'm like, if that dog.

[Amadi]

And it's start getting my pasta, you're buying my meal.

[TP]

That's all. Oh, you don't like the shedding feature? I said feature. Like, it was like, a car or something.

[Amadi]

My dog's not allowed in the kitchen.

[TP]

Yeah. No pyre. No Yams doesn't know that.

[Sid]

Nobody has a dog.

[TP]

No. We got some dog lovers. We got some dog lovers.

[Sid]

Can your dog be in the kitchen. K. Yalls dogs be in the kitchen. Oh, so everything is the kitchen.

[TP]

Yeah.

[Amadi]

Fair enough.

[TP]

Yeah.

[Amadi]

So I don't know if that's a.

[Audience Member]

Cultural thing, but.

[TP]

Pyre and Yams, they were roommates in Nashville with us. We had a lot of growth with Yams. We found her on the side of the road as a puppy. She used to take dumps in Sydney's bathroom, which is appropriate.

[Sid]

She would take dumps in my room, but it was like, why did you go in my room? When also, there's her room. It's like she knew exactly where she needed to go. Go. Because, like, I don't sleep in here. So I'm gonna come in here, I'm gonna. On your rug. I'm gonna go out, be friendly with you, have you pet me for hours, be sweet. But you're gonna go in there later and step on my. On my rug.

[TP]

It's.

[Sid]

Strangle her.

[TP]

No, it's also funny because Sydney would, like, shut her door, and somehow she would, like, meander her way in there. Like, somehow. We don't know how she got in the room. We don't know if she has thumbs and can open up that door, but she was somehow getting into Sid's bathroom and taking dumps on her bathroom rug, which, also, in her defense, does look like her potty pad.

[Sid]

I also think there is a cultural difference, because I think Marty's dog, Pyre, is black, but she got. She got him from white people.

[Amadi]

But he's been indoctrinated.

[Sid]

He's been domesticated and indoctrinated.

[Amadi]

I made him watch Bet. I. You know, I just made sure he knew his roots.

[Sid]

So he doesn't even go past where the kitchen starts. He knows that the threshold, it's almost like there's an invisible wall. He gets to that point, and he. He already.

[Amadi]

See when he started hanging out with his cousin Yams.

[TP]

Yeah, no Yams. Yams wasn't given by anybody. She was. She came off the streets, y'.

[Sid]

All.

[TP]

So we need to give her a break. She's coming into herself.

[Amadi]

Let's get back. Let's get back. Okay. All right. Saying I'll help. And then sitting down.

[TP]

Oh, we got some naughty's in the crowd.

[Amadi]

That's naughty to me.

[TP]

That's naughty. But that's also a borderline therapeutic going, because if you change your mind, like, or if you say that, just, like, just to offer it in the air for people to hear that you said that, and then for you not to act on that. I'm scared of you a little bit.

[Sid]

Well, my favorite thing is, like, if people are hosting Thanksgiving, Thanksgiving, holidays, Christmas coming up, and then people who just show up, they offer help, but, like, when the function's about to be over, it's like, don't offer. Now there's nothing left to do.

[TP]

Also pass, like, a little compliment. Like, everything looks so nice now. Yeah, it does. Because I've been working at this for hours and sweating.

[Amadi]

No, for real. I do think I. I'm. I'm going to diagnose it as naughty.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[Amadi]

But I do think there's a line where it's a fine line where you might need some therapy. Because if you're doing it just to seem like a people pleaser, to make yourself seem like a good person. Now we're talking narcissism.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[TP]

And that's another conversation which is there, which requires therapy.

[Sid]

Right.

[Amadi]

Okay, next one over sharing after one glass of wine. Nice.

[TP]

That's so nice.

[Amadi]

Nice.

[TP]

We all wanna. We all wanna drink a glass of wine and start crying with each other.

[Sid]

I'll do that without drinking a glass of wine. I'm sharing for sure. That's right. I don't care.

[TP]

Shout out to the oversharers in the group, y'.

[Sid]

All.

[TP]

We had a lot of oversharers.

[Amadi]

I can be an oversharer, But I think, like, I'm also the type that next year I will be thinking about it. I will randomly. I'll be here right now, and I'm thinking about a conversation that I overshared about last. Last December.

[TP]

I can't pull what I did last year, man. I gotta keep my mouth shut. First opportunity. I like.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[TP]

So yesterday I was, like, I was having a moment, and.

[Sid]

Well, I think my thing, too, if I'm talking to somebody and I can tell they keep trying to have small talk, but I'm sharing a lot. Imma pull that out of you. You can stop trying to be small. I'm gonna be like, so where does that come from? Why do you think that you. What does that stem from? Did you grow up like that? And they're kind of like, nah. I'm like, but then where do you think it came from? I don't let up.

[Amadi]

Sid doesn't let up.

[TP]

So she's trying to send them to therapy.

[Sid]

I'm trying to have therapy with you right there. And it's free.

[TP]

It is free.

[Amadi]

All right, we'll take it. We love our thoughtful friends.

[TP]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Amadi]

Okay, next one. Live texting sibling throughout dinner.

[Sid]

Wait, what?

[Amadi]

Live texting your sibling throughout dinner.

[TP]

Wait. What are we talking about, though?

[Amadi]

Oh, I was calling it nice in every situation.

[Sid]

Situation.

[Amadi]

No matter what we're talking about. Because I could be saying this to you across the table, but instead I' ma let her know that I think.

[TP]

Okay, so nice.

[Sid]

I think. Yeah, I think. I think it could be a little naughty. I think if people are picking up on the fact that you're texting because y' all have your, like, alert on loud. So they hear ding and you're laughing, you're like. And you put your phone down. Then there's dings, and they read it and they're like.

[TP]

And certainly don't make eye contact with them. Also, don't kick me because I'll be like, ow.

[Sid]

Who kicked me?

[TP]

I am that person. I'm like, what the heck?

[Sid]

You're the person that. When I'm like, okay, look, look over. Don't look right now, but the girl who's over there. And then you'll look immediately.

[TP]

Yo, I hate those situations because everyone forgets that I'm 6 5. So typically when I turn around, they're already staring at me. And I'm like, oh, God, I think I'm making eye contact with the person.

[Sid]

I wasn't supposed to.

[Amadi]

It's so obvious. Cause you have to look down at everyone anyway.

[TP]

So you're also like, where my looks are hella angled. Like, I can't. If I'm trying to look at my peripherals, I. Maddie, right now I'm like, really struggling. So I have to literally.

[Amadi]

We gotta work on your peripheral tp.

[TP]

I know. I gotta work on that.

[Amadi]

We'll get you head on the swipe.

[TP]

Thank you, Marty.

[Amadi]

Okay, next one. Taking 37 photos for Insta while everyone waits. Like, I guess we're talking like, the dinner comes out for Thanksgiving for Christmas, and you're like, wait, don't nobody touch the spread.

[TP]

What was the question?

[Amadi]

Taking like, 37 pictures for Instagram while everybody waits for you to finish your. Your photo shoot.

[Sid]

Naughty.

[TP]

I feel like all the siblings are gonna be texting about that person. Like, this is going to create the sibling text thread that's going to happen after.

[Amadi]

Absolutely.

[Sid]

For sure. I think I'm gonna say it is naughty, but let's put a different. Let's change our perspective. Let's change our perspective. Could it be nice? Because I want to get this. This spread that somebody prepared for us with love. I want to make sure that we could document this. We could put it in a photo album. Oh, Christmas 2025.

[Amadi]

Five picks, max.

[TP]

No, no, no.

[Amadi]

Yeah.

[TP]

Time out. This is like. This is like when people record a firework show. Like, you're never going to watch that seven minute firework video. You're just not. You're just not.

[Sid]

That's true.

[Amadi]

Okay, you want one, you want to.

[Sid]

Go to the next one.

[Amadi]

You want to add more. Okay. Bringing up politics then pretending you didn't.

[TP]

I think that's nice.

[Sid]

Let's talk.

[TP]

If you bring like a borderline topic to the table, like, hey, how do you feel about rainbows? So you like dabble in before you fully like cannonball in that thing. I think it's kind of nice. I think it gives your family members that you're concerned about an opportunity to change their mind before you have to really go at them or you got.

[Sid]

To cut them off for sure.

[Amadi]

I think I'm like, again, I think needs therapy. I'm leaning towards knee therapy a little bit. I might be harsh, but I'm leaning towards need therapy because I'm somebody that's like, stand on it.

[Sid]

Yeah, stand on it.

[Amadi]

Stand on that decision you made. If you want to bring it up and then I check you on it.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[Amadi]

And then you want to play victim. Like, oh, don't make such a big deal about it. We're at family dinner. Like, it's not that deep. No, now we're into it.

[Sid]

Not that deep.

[TP]

If we get deep into it, then we got to stay deep in it.

[Sid]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Amadi]

Oh.

[TP]

Oh, my gosh. You've changed.

[Amadi]

I have that influence.

[Sid]

You do.

[Amadi]

Okay. Taking down decorations immediately on December 26th. Naughty. You gotta at least let that ride out to the new year. Wait, wait. I need a poll. Who takes that decoration down on December?

[TP]

Wait, raise your hand if it's naughty. Okay. Raise your hand if it's nice. Okay. Raise your hand if you need to go to therapy for that one. Okay. We got a therapy. We got one therapy.

[Amadi]

Okay.

[Sid]

Why is it naughty? Like, I'm not trying to go to New Year saying, ho, ho, ho. Like, 26 is Boxing Day, bro.

[Amadi]

Girl, live a little. Watch another Grinch special, turn the fireplace on and enjoy.

[Sid]

Well, my mom, she'll like leave a tree up. I don't know if she has just gotten lazy and don't want to take the tree down. She's like, I'm going to leave it up for Valentine's Day and just put, put red and pink on it and it looks cute. So I'm like, I feel you, girl. That looks good.

[TP]

I just think that if you worked so hard to get all those, especially as Like a single woman living at a house, a two story house. If I'm dragging all that stuff down the stairs, that took hours of my time. I'm going to take my time bringing it back up too, because I might also bully your mom.

[Sid]

I think you should. I think you should. I think it makes sense. It's. It's pragmatic.

[TP]

Yeah. Because I don't need a man in my life.

[Sid]

I know that's right. You are that man.

[TP]

I'm. I'm him. I'll give you high five. I'll give you high five.

[Amadi]

Okay. Okay, this is our last one. Sleeping in someone else's childhood bedroom.

[TP]

Oh, do they know? Do they know?

[Sid]

Wait, we get mixed.

[Amadi]

We're gonna make signals or.

[Sid]

What you doing in that bed? Okay.

[TP]

Is it like room raiders? Are you coming with, like, the black light and like, whatever?

[Sid]

Like, I love room raiders.

[TP]

Room raiders.

[Sid]

Who remembers room raiders? Oh, my God.

[TP]

Next.

[Amadi]

Wait, wait.

[Sid]

How old are y' all down here? How old are Y'?

[TP]

All?

[Audience Member]

I'm 28.

[TP]

25. Y'. All. We. We actually have a rule. If you're under. If you're under 20, for every dollar. I mean, if you're under 30, for every dollar you are under 30, you have to give us one dollar. That's a rule.

[Sid]

You owe us five. And you, what, you're 26.

[TP]

But everyone be honest.

[Sid]

You can give it to me over there, but you owe me $4.

[TP]

That's just a rule we have.

[Amadi]

So what are we doing in this childhood? Better.

[Sid]

So read it again.

[Amadi]

Sleeping in someone else's childhood bedroom. Naughty. Nice. Or needs therapy.

[Sid]

If they're home. If they said that you could. Now, I think if they were like, you could stay over and there's a downstairs and they were expecting you to be on the couch and you went to their room. Weirdo. Weird.

[TP]

I'm just saying, like, if they're like, whatever you do, don't go into my childhood bedroom. I'd be like, well, what's in there? Like, I gotta make my way up there to see, like, what's going on. I might just, like, when everyone's, like, breaking bread and stuff, I might just sneak away. Be like, quick bathroom break. But, like, I can cover it up as a number two. Make it seem like if I need more time in there. Be like, oh, sorry.

[Amadi]

Yeah, let's be real. When y' all at somebody else's house, especially at their family, y' all open doors. Like, if the doors is closed and you went and you snuck away, you don't.

[Sid]

You Don't.

[TP]

That's so scary.

[Sid]

Or medicine. You look in the medicine. Are you looking at everything? Looks in the medicine cabinet.

[TP]

Show of hands.

[Amadi]

I will open it. If it's one of the, like, mirror.

[Sid]

Ones, I'm going to open it. I know, cuz it's so tempting. I feel like I'm in a movie. I go in there and I close the door.

[TP]

I'm like, there's so many opportunities.

[Sid]

I'm looking. I'm like, what kind of drug she on? Oh, my God. Oh, my God. She's bipolar.

[TP]

She has to take this with food.

[Amadi]

I think. Yeah. Okay, so what is y' all's verdict? Naughty nice or needs therapy?

[Sid]

Maybe not naughty naughty.

[TP]

I think it's, like, naughty. But I'm gonna give you a pass because I'm like, you're just curious or.

[Sid]

Or think about this. Okay. Did the person invite, Are y' all dating?

[Amadi]

That's a whole nother. Okay, let's say y' all are dating.

[Sid]

Okay? Y' all are dating. They take you in there. You know, things get a little heated, but then while. While they're getting heated, they're like, always dreamed of somebody like you when I was a kid. So then you realize they're kind of, like, fetishizing you. They've been, like, dreaming about meeting somebody like you. Therapy. They're like, hey, will you hold my Power Ranger while we do it? No, no.

[Amadi]

Like, you're on the bed. You look up. It's like a poster Chris Brown on his bed.

[TP]

They got the. They got the glow in the dark stars that are still taped to their ceiling.

[Amadi]

Oh, my God. I had those.

[TP]

I had those lava lamp.

[Sid]

They got a la. The lamp on the side, man.

[Amadi]

We need that now we get into another show.

[Sid]

Okay. Okay. Okay.

[Amadi]

Well, that is all for my.

[Sid]

My game, Marty.

[TP]

Give it up for m. Y.

[Amadi]

Thanks for having me. It's so good to meet some babysitters in person.

[TP]

Thank you.

[Sid]

Okay. Appreciate it.

[TP]

Bye, bestie. Everybody. Literally wave bye to mi.

[Sid]

No, literally wave. I love when T.P. does this segment. So T.P. give it to us.

[TP]

It goes down in the DMs. It go down. It go down in the DMs. It go down. It go down. But we're live today, y'.

[Sid]

All.

[TP]

We got babysitters asking us some questions. So first question.

[Sid]

What's your name? What's your name? Hi, I'm Morgan.

[TP]

Hi, Morgan.

[Audience Member]

So my question for you guys is. Is with the increased popularity of the.

[Sid]

Women'S sports and especially with the focus on tunnel outfits and Things like that. What do you think can or should be done about the disparity between the swagger of the different WNBA mascots? Oh, the mascot.

[Amadi]

Yeah. Because we are in Ellie's house.

[Sid]

That's a good question. That's a good question. So I have a personal. Personal beef. I do have personal beef with Ellie. Wait a damn minute. Y' all booing us? Y' all booing us now? Y' all turn on us that fast?

[TP]

Better turn on you. I'm good. Right?

[Sid]

First of all, New York, when they did their schedule release last year, Ellie called me out personally. Ellie was talking about me personally. So it's forever up. But at the same time, Ellie is fly as hell. I do love. I do love Ellie. It's just. It's fake beef. It's fake beef. But Ellie. Yeah. Everybody else kind of has to catch up to where Ellie is at, in my opinion. I think. I think. Yeah. People gotta figure out because it's become popular now because of Ellie. So I think other people got to figure out what they're gonna do to up their game. And I don't. I don't know what they can do. I would just start trying to copy her.

[TP]

Honestly, I feel like Ellie set the bar really high. Golden State came in strong with Violet. I think. Violet. It looks so cute with the little glasses. There was a rumor on the Internet they had a little fling going. I don't really know. I don't know. I don't know. That's what it's saying on Twitter. No, they were fine.

[Amadi]

There was beef, I thought.

[TP]

Do they have beat?

[Sid]

Yeah, Ellie called Ellie called her out whenever she came out. In the end.

[TP]

Oh, my God. This seems like a love, love, hate.

[Sid]

Sometimes there's, like, little underlying beef, but it's really flirting. Oh, make it a little spicier. That. Make it a little spicier. It might be something going on there.

[TP]

Yeah. I feel like all the mascots and they really need to step it up because we got. We got some really heavy hitters. I'm excited to see what Toronto and Portland's mascot's gonna look like. Yeah. Because the culture of tunnel fits and. And mascot fits are up and up like Ellie was at Fashion Week. That's crazy.

[Sid]

Well, I think that some of them ought to start really, like, taking their name seriously, because what's the root word of mascot? Mask. Okay. But not this mask. We need to start having some dyke mascots. They need to. They need to start tapping into their masculinity. So I want. I want to see Some mascots with. Okay. With a backpack, with a fitted on pants with a fitted, Like, I think they. Yeah, a little bit type. So I think they gotta switch it up a little bit.

[TP]

Sid wants to see mask Scots.

[Sid]

I really do. Morgan.

[TP]

Great pitch, Sid. Yeah.

[Sid]

Okay.

[TP]

What's your name?

[Audience Member]

Hi, I'm so.

[Amadi]

Sam.

[TP]

Hi, Sam.

[Audience Member]

I love you guys. Long, long time watcher.

[Sid]

Happy to be here. Yes.

[Audience Member]

My question.

[Sid]

Okay.

[Audience Member]

Any advice for becoming a wag in the wnba?

[TP]

Hydration is key. Hydration is key. Optimal snacks and understanding rest is all very important as well as just being kind and considerate. And hopefully it goes both ways. Right, Sid?

[Sid]

Yeah. Did you hear her question?

[TP]

What was the question? Wait, I thought I did.

[Sid]

Wnba wag.

[TP]

Yeah. No, it takes understanding and understanding of hydration, understanding of rest.

[Sid]

Okay, so I think, like, literal hydration. Okay. Okay. So do you have your eyes on somebody, first of all?

[Audience Member]

Okay, Well, I mean, I know t spoon already went on a date with a fan, but, like, I think I could do it. Right.

[Sid]

Okay. Oh, okay. You want to narrow it down to a team. Wait, you went on a date with her already? No, no, no, no, no, no. I wish.

[Audience Member]

No, I heard that the stud buds went on a date with a fan. I think I could really turn teaspoon around. Teaspoon around.

[Sid]

Oh, that's who it is. Oh. Okay. So I think you gotta make your way to the game. When Minnesota plays them for one, if you really want to catch their attention, you probably got to be in a pink wig or you gotta shave your hair and get it pink and just do her hair exactly like her. I think that'll get her attention. I think she like femmes. So you're already. Oh, I like your shots. Oh, Mari. Where Marty? Oh, she left. We have those. Yeah, I think. I think that you got the right energy. Like you asking the question. So you're not shy. You gotta be bold. Just go for what you want. You got a mood board? You got a vision board, huh? Okay. Have it ready for the new year. Yeah. Yeah. This your resolution? Okay. We gonna keep up with you.

[TP]

And athletes love massages. I think everybody does, but no, they do. Sometimes your calves are just, like, hella.

[Sid]

Tight and you're like, yeah, your calves. Whoa.

[TP]

This is a family pod.

[Sid]

It's not. It never has been.

[TP]

We ruined Santa for people, so shoot.

[Sid]

Okay. What's your name? Jaleesa. So, all right, so I'm gonna be a little messy. See? O. I need. I need a little bit of relationship advice. Okay, so let's say you broke up with your ex about, I don't know, two years ago.

[TP]

Is that a hypothetical or is that.

[Sid]

That's the truth. I'm kind of, like, laying my business out there. Two or three years ago. Two or three years ago. Is it messy to still be, you know, going to her house, having dinner?

[TP]

What's. What's their status?

[Sid]

We're friend. What's her. Oh, she's single, too. No.

[TP]

Okay. Yeah.

[Sid]

So it's like, am I feinging a little bit for still hanging around? Like. Well, girl, it sounds like you might be because you came to our pod and you're thinking about her, and you asked a question about her. I think that's your sign right there, to be honest. I mean, think. Got to convince her, cuz. I'm not trying to look, you know, little Becky. Becky on my.

[TP]

No, no.

[Sid]

How old are you? 30. 30. Okay. I'm gonna be real with you once again. You're here, you're thinking about her, and you asked about her. You can't be worried about perception. I think if y' all didn't end poorly and y' all are both single, y' all are both still hanging around. You know what energy feels like when you are into somebody, Right. If you're feeling that energy and you like her, make a move. Don't be.

[TP]

You're right.

[Sid]

I don't know. Bleep it if we can all. If you. If you. If she has characteristics that you like, if you treated her well, if she treated you well and it just didn't work out for that time. I know most people are like, don't circle back to exes. And I think that's right a lot of times. But once again, we're here talking about her for now. Three minutes. Appreciate y'. All. Do what that. With what you will.

[TP]

That was great.

[Sid]

Thank you.

[TP]

Nice. Do you. Do you got that? We'll see her later.

[Sid]

Is she coming to the game? Is she coming to the game? I don't know. She. She living. What kind of tik tok did she send you? Something about the New York Times.

[TP]

Okay, so it's informative New York, and.

[Sid]

It'S time to make a move. That's what that.

[TP]

The New York time is now.

[Sid]

It's time. The New York time is now. Okay, we got a new.

[TP]

Hi. Hi.

[Amadi]

I'm Rache.

[TP]

What's your name? Yes.

[Sid]

Okay.

[Amadi]

This isn't advice, but I feel like it's an important question that everybody wants.

[TP]

Okay.

[Sid]

Where's your stalker? Huh? Oh, where's my stalker? Where's your stalker?

[TP]

Is he here?

[Sid]

I don't know.

[TP]

Is he coming?

[Sid]

Joseph? No, I don't think he's here. True story. Joseph called me. Joseph called me a couple weeks ago, and I was trying to decide with Marty. I'm like, okay, do I want to bring this up again? Because really, I'm using Joseph as, like, he's just constant content at this point. I'm gonna use him for stand up probably till I die. Okay, so Joseph called me. This time, Joseph was giving me real basketball advice. I watched the game. He's talking to me about step up screens, how to attack the basket, being focused. I'm like, are you my. My coach now? Like, you've turned from stalker to coach. Like, I don't know where this relationship is gonna go, but I'm gonna keep my phone number the same so he can always reach me. And I can always get those 2am Voicemails.

[TP]

Y', all. This is so sad. She was like, oh, T, I'm doing this stand up at WNBA All Star. I was like, oh, my God, that's awesome. And she was like, I'm gonna do it about my stalker. She does this whole bit about the stalker. I'm like, oh, my God, this is so funny. Literally. We shot the pod, our first episode of the pod. A couple days later on in real time on the pod is when I found out that this was a real guy. We were hypothetically joking around Joseph, like, bringing up Joseph in random situations. I didn't know that he was real until I. I heard him. And I also see that he's multifaceted. So hopefully he throws in some dietary. Some dietary advice in there.

[Sid]

I think the next transition is going to start calling and talking about my wardrobe. He's going to start critiquing the styling. He's going to be like, I think Amadi needs to dress you. And, like, more feminine stuff maybe. Like, I want to see more dresses, more skirts. I don't know where it's headed, but I just got to give him room to find himself in our own. In our own.

[TP]

I just feel like he needs to be a little bit more open minded if he's gonna stalk you.

[Amadi]

I think so.

[Sid]

I think I'm changing his mind.

[TP]

Beggars can't be choosers.

[Amadi]

I just wanted to check on him.

[TP]

That was so sweet of you.

[Sid]

Hey, my name's Mickey. Mickey, like the mouse. Just want to say I'm a huge.

[TP]

Fan of the podcast and I hope.

[Sid]

You guys get paid what you owe. I'm not gonna lie. I didn't Hear the end. But they. They clapped and sounded nice. What you say at the end, huh? Okay. Absolutely. Pay us what you owe us. Thank you, Mickey. We appreciate you. You. You know when you didn't hear somebody and you just smile, you're like, oh, yeah. And then they're, like, waiting for an answer. You're like, I didn't hear you. Okay, last question. What's your name?

[Audience Member]

Hey, guys.

[Sid]

I'm.

[Audience Member]

I'm Chris.

[TP]

Hi, Chris.

[Audience Member]

I got a quick question for y'.

[Sid]

All.

[Audience Member]

So I just retired from my main sport. I'm a pro tennis player, and I am sure starting to pick up basketball. I've watched it my whole life, but you guys got any tips for me?

[Sid]

You're just starting to play or you're starting to watch?

[Audience Member]

No, I'm just trying to teach myself. I've watched for a long time, but I just. I just stopped playing tennis. I was a pro tennis player.

[Sid]

What? Oh, that's dope. Congratulations. Okay, so you got something.

[TP]

All right. Everybody learns this. When you shoot, it's C to an I and wave goodbye. C to an I, wave goodbye. That's your shot right there. And also, I'm gonna encourage you to make yourself uncomfortable. Are you right handed?

[Audience Member]

Yes.

[TP]

Use your left hand as often as you can. Your right hand will do exactly what your left hand wants. Your left hand is gonna take a second, so work on that left hand. Your right hand will fall right in line.

[Sid]

And I would say. I mean, if you play tennis as a pro, then, like, you know what it takes to work hard at a sport, to push through being tired, all of that. But, I mean, you're not trying to play at, like, a competitive level, I'm assuming.

[Audience Member]

I got recruited to a coed team. I play my first basketball game this fall.

[TP]

Okay.

[Audience Member]

Super fun.

[Sid]

Okay, so you're gonna play, like, in a league?

[Audience Member]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Sid]

Okay. But the stakes are low is what I mean. Yeah. You're used to cutting, so I would just say, yeah, keep working at it. It's really no pressure. If you're not trying to be in the. Unless you're trying to be at the league at, like, 40, like me. It has happened. It has happened. But just have fun with it. All right? Yeah. Thank you.

[TP]

All right, y'.

[Sid]

All.

[TP]

So we're actually gonna take some time to follow through on, like, the only thing that we ever follow through on on the pod. So I will still do my Sierra Ride video. I just need to, like, stretch a little bit and, like, give me some months. Yeah, I don't have knee Pads.

[Sid]

No, no, you're good.

[TP]

I need those.

[Sid]

You're good.

[TP]

So we talked about quite a few episodes ago doing a 25 gift exchange challenge, and we're about to do that right now.

[Sid]

Yep.

[TP]

So I don't know if you want me to go first or if you want to go first.

[Sid]

I'll go first, because then I'll explain the difference in our gift wrapping.

[TP]

Okay. Okay, wait, no. Before you open it, like, look at the bag. Bag's important.

[Sid]

Okay.

[TP]

Yeah, we're inclusive here.

[Sid]

She got the black nutcrackers on the back. I'm offended.

[TP]

Why?

[Sid]

No, I'm kidding. Okay. This is so pretty.

[TP]

Oh, the black Santa. It's black nutcrackers. Wait, can we zoom in on the bag? Yeah, they're right here, y'. All.

[Sid]

Okay. Oh, no.

[TP]

All right.

[Sid]

Okay. I like the gift wrapping. Oh, you know when you get a card waiting for money to drop out.

[TP]

Yeah.

[Sid]

Let's see. Okay. It says Merry Christmas. It. But you spelled it wrong. Oh, my bad. No, I'm just kidding. I gotta remember, she's dyslexic, so I play that joke a lot, so.

[TP]

She loves doing that.

[Sid]

Oh, this is so pretty.

[TP]

You ruined it.

[Sid]

I know. I messed it up on accident. Here's the card.

[TP]

It says thank you.

[Sid]

It says thank you. It's got flowers. Damn, I feel bad about my gift now. You know, when you open up somebody's gift, you're not. What? You got them. You're like, oh, it's one more. Oh, it looked like this. I thought it was in Braille. It has.

[TP]

I thought you knew how to read that.

[Sid]

It has little box. Thank you.

[TP]

Merry Christmas, too.

[Sid]

Okay. Merry Christmas, Sid. As you can see, this isn't a Christmas card, but someone set the budget at $25, and this card I found laying around my house was all the budget would allow. So thank you. Thank you for being funny. Thank you for being a good friend. Thank you for being you. And finally, thank you in advance for setting the budget a little higher next year. Love you, TP Congrats. P.S. congrats on the podcast. I love this.

[TP]

First of all, I got naughty. She's naughty, y'. All.

[Sid]

I am. They got Cole. And then I got. Oh, my God, I love these. Oh, my God, those are so cute. I mean, you know, I love them.

[TP]

It's orange.

[Sid]

Dude, there's no way this is was under 25. You lying.

[TP]

Okay, fine. We're shipping. It was over. But shipping doesn't count.

[Sid]

Oh, this was so cool. She got me one of these. She knows I love these.

[TP]

She. Her favorite color is orange, y'.

[Sid]

All. It is in this hat. This is fire.

[TP]

That was actually a thrifted hat.

[Sid]

For real?

[TP]

Yeah.

[Sid]

Okay, now open my.

[TP]

Okay.

[Sid]

Okay. So I'm a procrastinator. So the gift bag didn't come. The gift bag didn't come in time. Marty brought it. I said, marty, just put it in your purse. And also, I don't have a card because I was just gonna tell you how I feel. All right.

[TP]

I love it. Okay.

[Sid]

So, Okay, so if y' all remember, TP that hat that she thrifted, that Lewis Hamilton collab, I thrifted this. And I was like, this is perfect. Marty was like, right there. I'm like, I have to get this.

[TP]

I can't wait to have my full blown outfit on. This is awesome. Thank you so much. I love you. This was such a treat. Never in a million years.

[Sid]

Give it up for yourselves. Give it up for yourselves.

[TP]

Never in a million years that I ever see myself in this position. But being able to share this moment with you, to be able to share this moment with you guys has been such a treat for us.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[TP]

And we're just so grateful to be here and in your presence.

[Sid]

So grateful. I absolutely did see myself in this moment position, so I can't relate on that note, but I am so glad to have y' all here with us. Like, y' all support. I think you don't understand how much it means to us, the fact that y' all call yourself babysitters, that y' all speak to us out in public when you see us, tell us how the show has impacted you. Like, we just want to spread love. We want people to be kind. Like, those are important things to us in life. And we hope that y' all are carrying yourselves like that in your own life, because if you're not, we will cut you off as babysitters.

[TP]

Yeah. Just know that you won't get your membership back.

[Sid]

You won't. You won't. We're. We're building a real serious cult here, and it's a cult of happiness, enjoy and love. Okay?

[TP]

Absolutely.

[Sid]

So don't forget that. But y' all know what it is. If you got any advice for the listeners, you got advice you need from us. You want us in your business? You want to tell something nice that happened throughout your week, Hit us up at Unsupervised ctp. We love to hear from y'. All.

[TP]

And as always, guys, say it with me. Don't forget to throw kindness around.

[Sid]

Like, it's ready. Yes. Babysitters. Love y'. All.

[TP]

Love y'.

[Sid]

All.

[TP]

Thank y'.

[Sid]

All.

[TP]

Yeah.

[Sid]

Yes.

[Guest Rapper]

Yes. Yeah, we say what we want? And yeah, we say what we feel? Sitting tmp in a mix? And they be keeping you real on brand, off topic, out of pocket? Anything you need, they got it?

[TP]

Watch you shop?

[Guest Rapper]

When you know they going to block it?

[Sid]

When it's game time?

[Guest Rapper]

And you know I'm going blocking? And we cover everything like who 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?

[Sid]

Unsupervised?

[Amadi]

Unsupervised?

[TP]

Unsupervised?

[Sid]

Unsupervised?

[TP]

Sam.