Welcome back to the Thick AF Podcast.
This is Sarah.
This is Emily.
Happy to be back with y'all.
Yes.
Happy Wednesday.
It's hump day.
Yeah, it's hump day.
Remember that commercial that they used to have with the camel?
Yes, I do.
And it would be like, it would stick his neck in the cubicles and stuff.
Do you know what day it is?
And they were like, yes, it's hump day.
It was a hump day.
I'm pretty sure that's where hump day came from.
What was the name?
Mike?
Or no?
Yeah, probably.
Yeah, Mike.
I can't remember.
Or is that the camel from like camel cigarettes?
Oh, I don't know.
I don't know about that.
Mike.
I mean, a camel's look like a name if I had a camel, a pet camel, I would name it Mike.
You would name it Mike.
Yes.
Would you not?
No, I feel like I would name it Tony because it has only one toe.
Camel toeie.
Camel Tony.
Yeah, that's a good one.
It's got a camel toeie.
Tony.
Oh, oh, oh.
Louise.
Tony's like a tiger's name.
Yeah, but I mean, why can't my camel also be named Tony?
Tony and Mike both sound like dudes that are like, yeah, like me and heads.
Like Mike and Tony.
Mike and Tony.
And they're from the Jersey Shore.
I'm pretty sure this is the Mike and a Tony.
Jim Tam Laundry.
GTL.
Remember that?
I used to do GTL.
Oh my God, me too.
I loved it.
Yep.
I went to college with a bunch of guidos.
I didn't.
It's also why I left.
But we watched the guidos on TV.
Absolutely.
Great stuff.
It was hysterical.
You couldn't get better than like at the time anyways, white trash, like on the shore, being
so drunk that they can like barely even function.
It made you feel a lot better about your life.
Yeah.
And then they got famous and now they make better choices.
But they did that stupid stuff and they got famous and now they're rich because of it.
And I haven't done anything stupid and I'm thinking I'm going to get rich for not doing
anything stupid and it's not going to work.
So that's why I made a podcast.
I mean, I can definitely start being your production crew and video you doing some stupid
shit and see what happens.
What would I need to do though?
I don't know.
Would you rather?
You want to start with that?
Would you rather be rich?
And here's my would you rather just wind it up?
Would you rather be rich because you were dumb or poor because you're and smart?
I guess, you know, people think you're smart, but poor or rich, but people think you're
like stupid and you're like Jersey's for material, you know?
I would rather be rich and stupid because I can still go get an education.
But why would you want to?
Yeah, but who cares?
There's no reason to get an education after you got all the money.
I mean, really and truly they're making money off their personalities and I have a great
personality so I'll go make some money off that even if people think I'm stupid.
Who cares?
There you go.
All right.
What about you?
I mean, duh, I'm like, I'll be dumb and have some money.
I'm good.
I don't care.
Oh Lord.
Okay, my would you rather is would you rather have to watch the same like three movies over
and over and over again for the rest of your life or know the ending to every movie that
you watch for the rest of your life?
Like they you if you're going to watch a movie, you're going to find out the ending first.
Know the ending.
Me too.
I still want to watch the new movies.
I like to know the ending.
You know, I like to Google the movie.
Oh my God.
I know you're the worst.
I'll be like, did so and so die?
When did they die?
Cause I don't want to watch it.
Like I want to be like, I need to, I hate the anticipation and I'm like, Oh, I'm too
scared.
Especially scary movies and stuff like that.
I will Google the outcome.
I'm like, I'm not watching scary movies.
I don't want scary movies either.
I hate it.
It's the worst.
Listen, I don't know if I've said this on here before, but I'm going to go ahead and
admit it when I was heavily watching pretty little liars when it was, that was so scary.
Yes.
I wouldn't watch it by myself in the dark.
Like I had to have a cutoff point at night and change it to something happy before I
went to bed.
Yeah.
I was like a tiny child.
Same with the walking dead.
Like I never watched it to death from that.
Like the cannibal episode where they like, Oh my God.
They're like, Oh, that sounds terrible.
Everyone that watches the walking dead knows what I'm talking about.
It's the best season in my opinion, but it's also the scariest and like, like that is crazy.
I just don't really do scary.
Like I remember one time being out at my parents' house with Melanie, I must've been house sitting
or something and it was when that Sandra Bullock bird box movie came out and Melanie was like,
let's watch this.
It looks good.
And I was like, no, it looks scary.
I don't want to watch it.
And she was like, okay, we'll turn it on for 15 minutes and then we can reevaluate.
I watched the whole damn thing and it was great.
But it's not really a scary movie.
So no, but it's the suspense.
And that's that also triggers me to triggers my anxiety big time.
Same.
Like that's what I watched the menu recently and I was like, I'm not, I watched the trailer
and I was like, no, that's scary.
They're like, it's going to be so bad.
And have you seen it?
Yes.
Oh, it's so good.
I've seen like three times.
It's, it is so good.
But Brandon was like, I thought it was going to be a food movie because you know, Brandon
went to culinary school.
I mean, it was technically, yeah.
And you know that they made that food on, like I watched the little thing that clip
thing afterwards or about the movie and they act every all the food that they ate, the
people in the kitchen that were in the show made that move, that food and brought it out
to the table.
That is so wild.
I know.
Now I was very unhappy once I figured out what it was because I was excited.
I thought it was like some, you know, rom-com chef movie.
No, the hell it was not.
Rom-com.
Did you watch?
I watched the trailer.
No, I didn't watch it.
Brandon turned it on and I trusted him to make good choices.
He knows I don't like scary movies.
I know I do.
Damn.
Who you telling?
Don't trust the, don't trust us.
Sheesh.
I know it was awful.
Yeah.
So worth the watch though.
It is a good movie.
It's a very, very, very good movie.
I would definitely recommend that.
Absolutely.
Okay.
Yeah.
So an FMK, you got one?
Um, okay.
FMK for the, for today is, uh, taking us back to the nineties, baby.
Okay.
I guess it would be the nineties.
So I have so many of these.
I can't just do a few.
So, okay.
So Polly pockets, those sky dancers.
Remember those where you like, they were like the dolls.
You pulled the thing and they flew in the air or, um, trolls.
Okay.
Well those, what are they called?
Sky what?
Sky dancers.
Um, those things were dangerous.
Were they?
Yeah.
No, they weren't.
My God, me and Jerry had them.
Things will get you good if you like, we used to like pull them and like pull them next
to each other.
Like so messed up.
I was never like, I would never be like that.
I was always like, Oh, I don't want to, I don't know.
I mean, Jerry growing up, Jerry was definitely more girly than I was, but we had boy neighbors.
So we were just, we were all mean to each other.
I had boy neighbors and stuff too, but nobody was ever like shooting sky dancers at each
other.
Yeah, we were bad.
Um, I did have Polly pockets, but I think, and Jerry don't get mad at me if this is
untrue, but I think she had Polly pockets and I didn't, I mean, I feel like I've got
like fat hands and fingers, like chubby fingers.
I didn't play with little tiny baby.
I don't know, but I just didn't play with like little things.
I love Polly pocket.
My cousin Megan still like has all of her Polly pockets.
So her parents moved from their childhood home and they were like getting rid of everything.
They were like, do you want anything from this house?
Like furniture and stuff probably too.
And she was like, the only thing I want is my Polly pockets.
I thought that was great.
I mean, we had some trolls, so this is hard for me.
I think I am going to kill Polly pocket.
I'm going to marry the sky.
Why did you like to shoot people?
That's the most entertaining.
And then, I mean, I liked trolls.
Me too.
I like the ones with the diamonds, the jewel belly.
Yeah.
So I think I'm going to kill the, uh, kill the sky dancer.
I liked them, but like, I like all three, but I think that I like next.
Probably I'm going to marry Polly pocket and fuck the troll because the Polly pockets got
her own home and everything.
She's like, she's like settled down and she's ready to be my wife.
She's a wifey material.
She is wifey material.
Polly pocket.
She was teaching us all how to be a wife.
Oh my gosh.
That's hysterical.
I obviously didn't learn.
Um, me either.
Don't worry about it.
Okay.
Can I do one more?
I just thought of one randomly that kind of goes with this.
I want to do another one too.
Okay.
That's fine.
Um, taking it back still in sync backstreet boys and Britney Spears.
Okay.
So if we're not talking about them today, too, like if, cause Britney Spears, I love
you so much.
And I've always loved you so much, but like, Oh, I don't know what happened.
It makes me very sad.
Um, but I will marry Britney Spears.
Fuck.
Why are you going to help her?
No, not new today's Britney Spears.
Old school Britney Spears.
I have still have her little CD with the purple and the pink with the pink.
I think it was pink.
Um, flower on it.
It was like Britney Spears.
And I mean, I have all the things.
I love her.
It's funny.
I love her music from back then.
I loved it.
Um, I will marry in sync and I will kill backstreet boys.
Well, wait, hold on before you go.
Have you seen the, um, I think it's like a problem.
I don't know where it generated from.
It's on social media.
It's a video, either Instagram, Tik TOK, Facebook, something like that.
Somebody did a video and they were at the bookstore with their kid and the little girl
is like, pulls out a book and it's like serial killers and it's like the top 50 serial killers.
And she's like, there are pictures of them on the front and she's like, is this mommy?
Is this the backstreet boys?
And the girl's like, um, no.
She's like, well, who are they?
She's like, um, I'm not sure.
So Larry's, but they did looks like the backstreet boys.
That's so funny.
Um, so I'm probably going to blow everybody's mind, but that's fine.
And I don't care.
Um, RIP to Britney cause I'm killing her.
I was not a huge like Britney Spears fan growing up.
My sister was definitely more than I was.
Um, but I was also a backstreet boy girl, so I am marrying them and I'm fucking in sync.
Okay.
I don't know.
I just, I thought that like backstreet boys were like way cooler.
You know, Nick Carter was so hot and Justin Timberlake, Timberlake, Timberlake, he had
ramen noodles on top of his head.
Oh my God.
Justin Timberlake is the best Nick Carter.
Not so much RIP Aaron.
I'm not even like into blonde either, but like Nick Carter was fine.
No, I liked, um, well, which one was it?
Go tell my 13 year old self that.
Okay.
I forgot what his name was.
I don't know.
I'll think, I'll think of it later, but yeah.
Okay.
So I don't have the others for my thing, but I was going to say, oh, here's, here's some
good ones.
Okay.
The skip it, the bop it or the light bright.
Talking about a light bright.
Yeah.
I liked the light bright.
Um, I actually used it a lot.
So um, what was the bop it thing?
It's like bop it.
Bullet.
Oh yeah.
Okay.
No, that thing is dying because I was good at skip it.
So I'm probably going to marry skip it and then I'll fuck light bright.
Cause like I go through spurts where I want to be creative.
So it's not like all the time, like it's not a toy.
Do you go not go through spurts where you want to be like exercising on your skip it?
I was good at the skip it.
We all know that I like to be good at things.
So I'm married.
Okay.
Gotcha.
And I'm fucking light bright and I'm killing the bop it.
Cause that thing was annoying.
Yeah.
Bop it.
Twist it.
Pull it.
Shut up.
And it was like, and then if you like got it wrong, it was like something like you're
crazy.
Oh my God.
Okay.
All right.
That's it for the FMKs of the day.
Unless you got another one you want to keep going.
Nope.
I'm good.
We could go all day long with the nineties.
Probably so honestly.
Um, all right.
So today we are, we feel like we want to talk about the cancel culture in these times and
the past times of the cancel culture.
Um, because so today I got an email from, I think it was like ticket master or something.
And it said that Ryan Adams is going to be playing at Avondale Brewing Company, which
is in Birmingham.
And I was like, Oh my gosh, I loved Ryan Adams or I love Ryan.
Like I'm going to go, I'm going to see if I can get tickets.
And then it's, it was like telling me I needed a pre-sale code and I didn't realize they
weren't actually on sale to the public yet.
So I get on Instagram to see if there's a code, like a pre-sale code.
And I real, I see all the comments on the Avondale page where they posted that Ryan
Adams is going to play.
And it's like all these people being pissed off because apparently Ryan Adams like did
some bad stuff to like, to females or to children.
I don't know.
I, I only, I didn't read it.
There's a New York Post article, right?
Or New York Times.
Yeah, I didn't read all of it.
I think out there and I didn't read a whole lot of it, but the gist that I got was that
he essentially used his, you know, fame and popularity to kind of promise upward mobility
for, you know, young female singers.
And it was not necessarily, I didn't interpret it as in exchange for sexual favors, but it
was the undertone of, you know, the scenario, I guess, if you will.
So it just seems like he was taking advantage of his position.
Yeah.
Okay.
Well, that's interesting because I didn't know, and people are like, some girl said
something like, I can't believe y'all are doing this.
Maybe you didn't realize it.
We're going to hope that you guys figure it out and cancel this show.
I'll be curious to see if, if that happens.
Yeah.
Like, but I kind of still want to get, and that, that's what I was like, oh my God, can
I even buy a ticket?
Like if I show up and I, am I supporting somebody who is, like, doesn't do things that I would
like, you know, I don't know.
Where do you draw the line on like what somebody does with their life and like whether or not,
and can they have made, could he have made a mistake and has gotten better after that?
I don't know.
Like, where do you draw the line on that?
Right.
Then it's like, okay, if I go to this because I want to listen to the music and I, I didn't
even know about him doing that before.
Are people going to hate on me later because I went to the Ryan Adams concert?
You know?
Yeah.
Okay.
So it's a little worse than what I thought.
Um, Rolling Stone has an article out there, um, about this woman who claims that when
she was 14 years old, he engaged in phone sex and had Skype calls where he exposed himself
to her.
So that is definitely not cool.
I don't know what the timeframe is of when that happened regardless.
Um, have you seen anything where he's like admitted to it or like, did they go to try?
I don't know.
Like what's the deal?
I have, I didn't, I just was reading.
Does it have a time?
You don't know what the timeframe was?
2019 was the Rolling Stone article.
Interesting.
Yeah.
See, I don't know.
Like, like I'm torn because I like want to go, but, but also I don't, I don't.
Meany Moore is also claiming some sexual misconduct.
Oh really?
Okay.
Interesting.
So it sounds to be a little bit deeper than maybe what we originally thought, but, um,
it sounds like this is what, what he is making an attempt to be his sort of kind of comeback.
Um, and in 2020 he did apologize for harmful behavior.
So it sounds like he has been accused and apologized, but maybe there were no, um, court
filings in reference to it.
But I guess, and I, I understand what you're saying about, you know, can what, what is,
where's the line that gets drawn because you know, you've got people who are repeat offenders
like R Kelly out there and it's like, is this person in the same boat?
Did he make, you know, some inappropriate and misguided choices, you know, when he was
younger and has educated himself and you know, apologize and really owned the behavior and
is a different person or is it, you know, a public apology to kind of put a bandaid
on a bullet hole?
Yeah.
And then also like, I don't know, I feel like sometimes when you, if you don't like punish,
I guess punish would be the word somebody for something.
So like not canceling a person or whatever, they can just be like, Oh, well nobody cared.
So I'm just going to keep doing it.
So like if they haven't, he hasn't learned, like what if, if we're going out and supporting
him again after he did all that and people said something like, maybe is he going to
think, Oh, nobody, I can still go out and make a living.
I can still do these bad things and still like be a, whatever I am.
Yeah.
I mean, I don't know.
I don't know.
I think it's, it's between a rock and a hard place in a sense, because I'm not a huge fan
of cancel culture.
I don't know that I agree with it.
I think that if somebody does something that's wrong or they made a bad choice or said something
that was inappropriate and, or, you know, racist or whatever, if you take the steps
to educate yourself and be better, then that should be enough.
If you're going to be a shitty human and keep doing the bad behavior, then yeah, cancel
your ass.
Yeah.
Well, and so, okay.
So there's another thing I just thought about this.
I saw something on the news, I guess, saying that Kanye, so because of Kanye or yay or
whatever we want to call him now, I'm going to call him Kanye because that's what I know.
Yeah.
Because of him being anti-Semitic and all this stuff, he Nike, is it Nike, I guess that
he had the contract with whoever he had the contract with for his shoes.
They're going to like, somebody said something about burning all the shoes.
I don't think that Nike said that, but I think that there was like people that has been done
in the past, if somebody got canceled or whatever, or if they were like, okay, well, we're not
going to sell your shoes anymore because of this, but what are they going to do with the
shoes?
They are wasting all this product because- Instead of giving them to folks who need them.
Right.
And see, I'm sure they will come up with something like that, but I think that somebody's-
I would hope so.
I think they said that maybe they're going to rebrand them and sell them as something
else.
And I'm like- What's the point of that?
It's still a easy, if you will.
I mean, I guess he wouldn't get money from it.
You know, I guess they canceled his contract.
And I think continuing to sell them without him receiving royalties is still, I mean,
I don't know.
The idea, concept, design stemmed from him.
It still represents him regardless of whether or not he's making money in everybody's eyes.
When you visually see that shoe, sandal, whatever it was, you're going to know that's what it
was.
Well, but I mean that even if you give them to people, give them away, that's still the
same thing.
It's like, but you can't just, I mean, in my, like that's so wasteful.
A hundred percent.
I mean, fast fashion is a huge issue in this country in and of itself.
So you know, to waste product like that is crazy.
Unless you can recycle it and use it as something else when you burn it, then otherwise repurpose.
Yeah, but even recycling it, that's just using more energy and all that stuff too.
And like more pollution and stuff like that, it's just like putting, it's just wasteful.
I don't know.
Yeah.
So I don't know that that's the whole thing.
So, so my other thing with like the, um, Ryan Adams stuff is, and, and this is might be
controversial.
So we had the whole Johnny Depp, Amber Heard thing and Amber Heard was found guilty in the
trial or whatever.
And so basically they said that she lied and basically what claimed that she was part of
this Me Too movement, but she wasn't.
And so that's happened with her.
Who's to say that hasn't other, other people haven't done that to like get, you know, noticed
or to get, um, I mean, I think that there's always gonna, it sucks because I think that
there will always be people who are going to make false claims to try and be a part
of a movement or, you know, what have you, even to punish somebody, you know, and say
this man or woman, whatever did this, you know, X, Y, Z to me.
Um, and it very well could not be true.
It's just unfortunate for the victims, the people who are true victims of something,
you know, like that sexual assault, you know, what have you, because it makes those people
not want to come forward.
Right.
And that's, that sucks.
Well, then it also makes other people not feel like other people feel like maybe those
other people could be lying too.
Right.
Yeah.
Like what you're, you're absolutely.
Yeah.
You're lowering their stance, I guess, or they're like, you know, their point.
I would say their level of empathy, maybe even in, you know, believing somebody and
it's unfortunate for sure.
Yeah, and so that, that to me, like, you know, just because somebody comes out and says,
oh, so and so did this, does that mean I should believe them?
Like yeah, like, and we've been taught when I'm taught, but like with the me too movement,
you want to believe the victims and things like that.
But then when you have somebody that's like that lies and especially somebody like Amber
Heard who was like in the public eye, who has the means to not lie, you know what I
mean?
Like she doesn't have to like, to be that way to get famous.
She's already famous like, or to be in a movement or something.
Relevant.
Yeah.
So who do you believe?
I mean, who do you believe?
And is it okay for you to believe that the other person didn't do something wrong?
I mean, I, I think that if, you know, somebody were to ever, you know, approach you about
something like that, you have to, you know, hear them out with an open mind and an open
heart and you know, trust that they are coming to you with a truth.
And you know, if, if they're not, then that's their burden to bear.
Right.
And that just sucks.
Yeah.
Especially when it's like somebody that's not, it's not like somebody like when this,
with the celebrity stuff, we can't have like a person come to us personally and be like,
Hey, I didn't do this or whatever.
They can, you know, release something from their publicist.
It's going to be like, you know, all made to sound good.
Oh, a hundred percent.
I mean, and I know we talked about this last week and it's, you know, kind of similar kind
of, you know, not, but this whole Vanderpump rules and, you know, Raquel and Tom Sandoval
and her PR teams, you know, strategy was kind of leaked and they want to, you know, play
her as a victim, you know, and all this.
And again, that is a terrible thing to do.
You know, she's trying to make herself less hated is what I think because she made a terrible
decision and, you know, allowed herself to participate in infidelity of her best friend's
boyfriend.
So it just sucks.
But like, you can't call yourself a victim when you're really not a victim just because
you're in the public eye and you don't want, you know, people commenting all over your
Instagram because it makes real people not want to come out and say something, you know,
be a true victim.
Right.
You're stupid.
You know what you did.
You're a grownup.
You had sex with somebody you shouldn't have been having sex with.
You don't get to say you're stupid.
I mean, I don't understand why like people want to cancel other people to begin.
I mean, I get it.
Like maybe, you know, if you don't agree with that person, whatever, but like trying to
like blast somebody for making a mistake, like sometimes people make a mistake.
What if every time we made a mistake, they were like, I mean, I would have been done
a long time ago.
Every time I was like, I went out with a child, you know, like what if as soon as you, we
should write a, make a movie or write a book.
Like it's like cancel culture world.
And as soon as you turn 18, any mistake you make, you're like canceled and you have to
go to like dig up radioactive material and die at like the colonies.
Yeah.
Well, it's funny that you say that because when I was on my way over here, um, my stepdad's
birthday is today, March 9th.
So happy birthday, Mitchie.
Um, they were with my mom and Mitch were with our neighbors.
Um, they're next door neighbors and they, we've lived next door to them ever since we
lived in that house.
And so they were all out celebrating while their youngest son, James, he lives in Florida
and he's up visiting and he hopped on the phone with me.
And so I was just catching up with him or whatever.
And wherever, what bar they were at, I'd never been there before.
And he was like, what?
You've never been here.
And I was like, no, but I mean, you have to remember.
Like I wasn't 21 when I was, you know, living up there.
I moved back to Birmingham when I was 20 and he was like, yeah, but that, why'd that stop
you?
And I said, the only time it stopped me is when somebody, you know, asked for an actual
ID.
I said, one time I did get a fake ID and I went to the bar and I didn't even know my
name.
So I came home that weekend.
I was so proud of myself.
I was like, mom, look at my fake ID.
My name is Blah, blah.
And she's like, uh, no, it isn't.
I had been calling myself the wrong name for my fake ID.
And James was like, Sarah, you need to write a book.
And I was like, I'm going to talk about it on the podcast.
That's not good.
But what, like when you go into a place, are they like, what's your name?
While you're like looking at your ID?
I was probably 19 or 20 and I was just using it.
But I was calling myself that all night as if the bartender gave a single shit what my
name was out of everybody else in that bar.
And I was like, my name is Savannah.
And then I, when I got home that weekend, my mom was like, um, your name is Susanna.
Susanna, Susanna can't read.
Can't read.
There's an N not a V. Well, so another thing like with the cancel culture, so like comedians,
they can't go out and say, like if you were a comedian, like us being on here, we're not
necessarily comedians, but like we can't, we there, there are certain things that we're
like, oh, we can't say that.
We can't talk about this because you know, it's offensive and also, also it's offensive
to us, you know, like, but like certain things you just can't say, but comedians used to
be able to come out and be like, you know, like Dave Chappelle can be like, oh, white
people this and white people that, but like, oh, I was watching Chris Rock before I came
over here.
I think he has a new Netflix stand.
Okay.
I'm not going to get too far into it, but we were talking about, um, how I guess he
was talking about Meghan Markle and Harry and like that whole interview, you know, that
kind of happened and how, you know, she said that the Royal family kind of asked her, you
know, how, you know, how dark skin is the baby going to be?
Cause she's fairly light.
They said that.
I guess Chris Rock was like, well, first of all, that's not racist.
Even black people want to know how black their child is going to be.
And they were like, but also you're talking about the Royal family.
They've been racist for years, which this is not me saying this.
This is Chris Rock or whatever.
Then he started talking about interracial relationships and what it would be like for,
um, you know, a white guy to bring a black girl home and that it would be so much easier.
Like a black family is not going to accept a white girl very well.
Oh yeah.
100%.
Especially the females in the family.
And I haven't watched that, but yeah.
He was like, that's like, you know, somebody going home and they look over and they see
this white woman there and they say, um, why is DHR sitting at my table?
Social services.
And the husband was like, mama, that's my wife.
We've been married for nine years.
You've got grandchildren.
It was so funny.
But I mean, yeah.
Yeah.
I mean, yeah.
You can, but like talking about other people and making fun of say what he's said.
Right.
Exactly.
But that's, I think the race thing is a little different than some other things.
Like talking about somebody like maybe their weight or like what they did or being stupid
or something like that and calling somebody out for something.
Um, I just think that it's not like everybody gets their feelings hurt.
Right.
Stop getting your freaking feelings hurt.
Like if you are one of 1500 people in an audience and you like, yeah, it would be like me sitting
in an audience and somebody made a fat joke and I'm like, Oh, this motherfucker right
here.
I'm canceling him.
I'm not listening to this person.
And he, right.
And it's a joke personal and it's, it's not those people make, they make jokes and they're
not doing it to like target anybody.
Yes.
It may not even be their own thought opinion.
Right.
No feeling on a certain.
It's probably just like a thing that's happening in the world.
Yes.
Yeah.
It's not like everything that they believe internally is word vomit out of their mouth.
Yeah.
And if they were, then they would be like Hitler and we would not like, we would cancel
them of course.
I mean, these are like sets that they put together for themselves.
Every story that they tell flows into the next thing.
Yeah.
It's not that serious.
Well, there was a guy and I don't know who he was.
I think he's a, he was a comedian that was talking about that Chris Rock stuff and how
he was talking about, I guess, Will Smith and all that stuff on, I think it was like
the today show or I don't know, one of those morning shows.
Um, it might've been yesterday and he was like, it's not when you're making a joke about
these things, they do these things.
It's to bring, it's not to make fun of or to like do anything to like, to offend people.
It's to bring awareness to the matter.
Like so, and you should usually like something that's happening in the world that they're
like trying to bring out like, Oh, ha ha ha.
This was happening.
I like to it, but also bring it to the forefront of the convert, of the conversations in the
world.
Right.
Yeah.
Absolutely.
And it's, it's making fun of something not like, no, we're not laughing.
We're laughing with you, not at you kind of thing.
I guess.
Yeah.
I totally agree.
And other people need to learn to loosen up.
For sure.
And here I am saying that when I have the most feelings in the whole entire world and
I get them hurt often, but I agree, everybody needs to lighten up.
Yeah.
Agreed.
Well, you just want everybody to lighten up for you, but you want other people to lighten
up so that you can make the jokes at them, but they're not allowed to.
I breathe fire when it comes to my jokes to other people, but I cannot take it.
Absolutely.
That's so bad.
Listen, I try to be better and I try not to get my feelings hurt, but sometimes I do.
Sometimes.
Why do you say sometimes?
Like you want to say always.
I do not always get my feelings hurt.
You do get your feelings hurt a lot.
So I do.
I wear my heart on my sleeve.
She wears her heart on her.
Yes.
She, she got heart pacies and those titties stick out real far.
So they coming out.
Her heart's coming way before she is.
You're so crazy.
So then also, so, okay, so another thing is celebrity influence on people.
So and not the influencing culture or whatever de-influencing, we'll talk about that later,
but like celebrities that have, like should a celebrity be able to use their platform
and their voice, their fame to say what they want with politics or whatever they feel like.
And you know, I guess in my opinion, and I kind of go back and forth because I've heard
a lot of people say, I love, I love this person's music.
I love this person's whatever, but I don't want to go to their concert and hear them
talk about their politics and what they believe.
And I'm like, uh, I don't know how I feel about that because like that's what that's
how they can get their voice out there.
But, but I disagree with that.
I think that if the select, if singer or whoever wants to go out there and say what they want
to do, then they, and they know that if they say that, that they're going to lose like
followers or people, like their fans, then I guess that's, you know, an even thing.
I mean, I guess my feeling on it is if you're going to a concert, that's what you're going
for is a concert.
And this is just in reference to concerts specifically and what you just said.
But if you're going to a concert, you're going to, to hear music.
You're not going to hear some speech on political views or whatever.
You can use your platform to, you know, put out there, you know, whatever you believe
in or how you feel, you know, your opinion, your stance on anything.
That's cool.
Do it on Instagram, right?
Don't do it in the middle of a show that, you know, people who genuinely like your music
just came to hear your music.
I, I, I just think you could, you could separate it a little bit, you know, it doesn't have
to be some campaign trail on a concert tour.
Right.
And should you, so same with like the whole Ryan Adams thing, should you stop going to
concerts for somebody who may have a different political view than you do and they post it
on Instagram?
And is it fair for us to not go see that person's concert if they have a different political
view than we do or a different opinion on something?
I feel like that's a personal choice.
Yeah, but it's like, I think the whole, it's just,
yeah, political views and like sexual misconduct, sexual assault, whatever.
Those are two very different things.
Yes, of course.
I think that like, for example, the chicks, you know, who used to be the Dixie chicks,
they're pretty much raging Republicans.
At least some of them are anyways.
Am I a liar?
Yes, they're very Democrat.
Can you delete that please?
No, this is funny because you think that they're raging Republicans.
No, don't.
I quit.
No, they do not remember the reason that they basically got canceled is because she was
like, basically, if you fuck George Bush.
Oh, no, I forgot.
She was like, our president sucks.
I couldn't vote then.
They, yeah, it was like a whole thing.
Okay, so I like, that's a bad example.
I'm trying to think of another example.
I can't.
What's the, like, what are you trying to-
Please, people, thick AF podcast listeners, don't hate me.
Don't know anything about me.
I'm trying to think of another example.
I can't.
What's the, like, what are you trying to-
Please, people, thick AF podcast listeners, don't hate me.
Don't know anything about the Dixie Chicks, obviously.
I'm not a fan.
I think I killed them in my FMK.
Honestly, I didn't really care.
I don't really care about their, what they have to say politically.
I like their music.
And that's my thing is like, you know what?
In my opinion, you should have your political, it's like, it's like at your house.
If you have parents that are Republican, you should, you should be able to keep your stuff
private, however you want to do it.
I get that there needs to be people that teach other people, but like, you should, I don't
care what you're going to vote for, and I'm not going to judge you for voting the way
that you vote.
100%.
I might take your opinion into consideration, but I'm not going to be like, oh my gosh,
I'm never going to your concert ever again because you said that you liked this person
and you're a Democrat or you're a Republican or you're a Libertarian or whatever.
I also think that there can be tact to the way that you, you know, put that out there.
Like it doesn't have to be put out there in a my way or the highway kind of, you know,
way.
You can just say, this is, you know, what I think, what I feel, what I believe and just
leave it at that.
You don't have to have this whole, you know, you need to feel the same way that I feel
or, you know, get lost from my page kind of thing.
Well, and they shouldn't, but like, I feel like, and it's not the celebrities that are
doing that.
I feel like it's us as fans are saying, oh, it's my way or the highway and that person
is not my way.
So I'm hitting the highway, I guess.
And I'm not going to like, and I'm just like, why can't you just like get over that?
Like get over the, why do we hate each other for stuff like that?
Why are we hateful?
100% why can't we just love each other to have an opinion?
Exactly.
It's crazy.
Can't have an opinion.
No, you need to have an opinion, but it can't be different than mine.
Right.
I mean, it's, it's just nutty the way that some of that stuff happens.
And like all these people that spend their, you know, time and effort, like trolling people
on the internet that have differing opinions from them is a waste of fucking time.
Yeah.
Stop.
Go do something else.
I can't stand that.
It's hard.
I know sometimes in Tik Tok and like I'm looking for like trying to follow, you know, a thread
or find out where something is from, or maybe, you know, in the drama a little bit, who they
might be talking about.
But then some of these comments, they are just ripping these people to shreds.
And most of these people on Tik Tok are average Joes.
Oh, and that's right there.
Those people, our friend Christina got banned from Tik, from, from Tinder for doing nothing.
And these people on Tik Tok and Instagram.
Yeah.
And so did Sarah, but people on Tik Tok, Twitter, whatever, nobody gets banned for being a-holes.
No.
Like what?
How is that even possible?
I get it.
It's like dating, but like still they should have proof.
I mean, it's just wild.
Like Tik Tok does have guidelines as far as like you can, I couldn't go on your page and
you post this video and I say, go kill yourself.
Like I am going to get, they do ban people on Tik Tok.
But like, so you can't do that.
But I mean, some of these other comments are just awful.
Like they're not going to ban somebody because you know, you call someone fat or ugly and
that still hurts people's feelings.
Well then, you know, if they did start doing that, then people would be like, it would
be the whole Twitter thing where, oh, you're not allowing us to like freedom of speech
and body ball, whatever.
I don't know.
We have, we are America and we want like all these like freedoms and we want to be able
to do this.
Cause everyone wants to bitch at each other about it.
Yeah.
And it's like everybody hates each other.
Why can't we just like be loving people and just like, like come together and be nice
about everything.
I just don't understand why everybody has to be so hateful.
Everybody is bored.
I mean, that's, that's just my personal opinion.
People are bored.
They have nothing better to do than bitch and complain.
I have so many things to do.
I mean, I know, but you're not bitching and complaining.
I know, but like, why are, why can't they go out and do something?
I have got so many things for you guys to do.
How many, so many things, how many Karen videos do you keep seeing coming up?
I mean, these things are going viral left and right.
When are people going to learn a lesson to not be a dickhead?
I saw this video the other day of this woman sitting in her car.
She had had a doctor's appointment and it, I mean, it was cold outside or whatever and
I couldn't get a real good view of like what the situation was like.
I don't think she was quite in a parking deck, but it looked to be like wherever she was
at had limited parking while she's in her car and some women comes up and starts harassing
her.
You don't need to be here.
If you're done, you need to go home because this bitch is waiting for a parking spot.
Go away, ma'am.
That is ridiculous.
I mean, it was insanity.
Yeah.
People are, people are wild.
If that is all in this, the lady who was coming up to her car bitching at her was driving
a Range Rover.
You literally have nothing better to do.
You asshole go home.
I mean, so, you know, I try to think about this time I was in this leadership development
class and there's a lady that I really admire teaching the classroom names.
We'll almost say names, but she one time told us she was like, you know, because I guess
she drove back and forth from Montgomery to Opelika is where the hospital that I worked
was and she told us she was like, yeah, you know, sometimes I'm on the road and like if
somebody's going either speeding by me or going too slow or something like that, like,
you know, you want to, you want to stop and you want to get mad and be like, why are you,
you know, why are you passing me?
Why are you getting it?
You know, why are you doing whatever you're doing on the road?
But you don't know what's going on in that person's life and you don't know whether or
not, you know, that lady might've been going to somewhere and she was trying to get somewhere.
She was late for her appointment and she didn't or somebody was in the emergency room.
Who knows?
And they needed to get in there so that, and she was stressed out because maybe she found
out she got cancer or something.
Who knows?
Or somebody was in the hospital and she needed to get to that person and they're trying to
get out.
And I don't know, sometimes you just need to overlook those things.
But also the person on that side needs to, that's yelling and screaming needs to like
take a chill bill.
They need to do some introspective thinking.
Yeah, I don't know.
I've got, I don't think I've done something like that, but like, I mean, we all have our
moments and I hate it that if somebody has one moment, hopefully that person has had
multiple moments like that.
And that's not the only time that that happened to them.
And then they got blown up on the internet because that would suck if it happened to
me.
And I was like turned into a Karen because I had one bad day.
Yeah, but your bad day is never going to be something like that.
You never know though.
You don't know that I'm, I might get a bunch of stress on me and one day something really
bad happens and I freak out because of one little thing like that.
You know that can happen to anybody.
It can happen.
I mean, I guess.
I'd like to think it won't, but.
Oh, hopefully it won't.
But like it might and you never know what's going to happen in your life.
And I try to think about it that way.
Like I don't know.
I don't want to be that person that is judging somebody for losing it one time.
I mean, if you do it over and over again and, or if you're doing it about, if you're doing
it about like a race or like, you know, like the other people that were like, Oh, you're
a black person in my neighborhood.
You don't belong here.
That kind of thing.
That's messed up.
That's not right.
Like you don't live here.
You don't live here.
Right.
Yeah.
We know you don't live here because you are not white and whatever some, you know what
I mean?
Like that's not right.
That's messed up.
Definitely not.
But like somebody, yeah, I don't know losing it because of, I don't know, I try to go sparingly
with my hate towards those people because I, it might happen to me and I'm not perfect.
Nobody's perfect.
We all need to understand that none of us are perfect.
We're all just trying to fake it till we make it.
Not everybody, but like fake it till you make it.
And I mean, I don't like hate these people or whatever that are, you know, acting like
idiots and just hateful and mean and whatever, but it just, I'm just like, why?
Like I can't, I can't wrap my head around.
Yeah.
That behavior.
I agree.
I mean, I see you.
I would, if that happened to me, I would be like, what is happening?
I don't even know what I would do.
I would probably just roll out my window and be like, I am so sorry.
Is there something I can help you with?
I will let you have this parking spot right now.
And, but can I also help you do something else?
I don't know.
I would hope, hopefully I would do something like that because I feel like that person
needed help and needed, needed you.
So in that point, you can be the bigger person and help that person realize that they were
being an a-hole.
Yeah.
Like don't fight.
If you fight back, you're just going to piss them off and to make them worse and they're
going to do it again.
And they're going to be like, Oh, what's their fault and blah, blah, blah.
And they were being what, but if you're just like a bigger person and you're like, Oh my
gosh, I'm so sorry.
What can I do to help you?
Let me get this instance.
That woman was, you know, not yelling back.
She was not being hateful.
Yeah.
I mean, the lady was like calling her fat and stuff like that, that was waiting for the
parking lot or parking spot.
And I mean, it was just, it was too much and she wasn't reacting at all.
Well then that's another thing is that that lady may have been going through something,
the lady that was screaming, but the person in the car could have just found out they
had cancer or like somebody could have just died or whatever, or she might be depressed.
Yeah.
Hoping maybe she was about to go jump off the parking deck.
Like who knows?
Like that type of thing is you can, I mean, you've got to, everyone needs to understand
that what you do affects other people.
Yes.
And not only that, but how you react, yes, you know, matters as well and how you receive,
you know, people's opinions matters and how you react to those.
I mean, it's all a circle.
Everything matters.
I mean, can people come back from, you know, bad behavior?
Yes, I think that they can.
Oh yeah.
For sure.
They have to make the choice to do that.
I definitely think that.
And you know what?
Like I hope that, I don't know.
I hope that if somebody did that to me, I wouldn't record it and post it on the internet
because I would, I don't know, unless that person did something real bad, I might send
it to y'all, to my friends, but I don't also don't do social media, but I probably wouldn't
post it on the internet unless it was like, because I feel like, like if it were, like
I try to think about myself, like what if I was having a bad day and I like lost it on
somebody?
I would post it on the internet.
Yeah.
They're, they're definitely posting it on the internet, but I would hope that.
Unfortunately for you.
And then at that point I don't have to be like, oh my gosh, I'm going to go in here
and apologize and do like an appall and be like, this is what happened to me.
And I hope you guys believe me.
I mean, I just want to know when people are going to stop posting stuff on the internet.
Yeah.
Well stop posting, but also stop the bad behavior because there are so many internet sleuths
out there that could find you and they have found people and these people have gotten
fired from their jobs.
Some rightfully so, but like these viral videos are sometimes taken to the extreme where employers
are contacted, family members are contacted.
Like people take it for what?
Like what do you mean?
Like contact is something I would say it's more when it's like physical altercations
or if it's like racist behavior, things like that, these people on the internet will go
figure out who that person is.
I mean, if this video goes viral, somebody in that town, in that city, in a radius close
to that person who is the offender is going to recognize that person.
They're going to identify them.
They're going to figure out where it go to their LinkedIn, figure out where they work,
you know, communicate with whoever that person is that identifies them.
They can figure all that out.
People have gotten fired.
Well, this kind of goes towards that cancel culture thing.
It's like it can happen to us too, but like that to me is like, shoot, what if I had a
bad day?
I'm going to get canceled because I said the Dixie chicks were Republicans.
No, you were not.
Everybody's going to look.
I already like, I think that's weird that you didn't know that they're definitely not
Republican.
Because I was not ever a fan of theirs.
They're like 100% not Republican.
They're like way not Republican.
Well, let me tell you, I will never forget it.
Okay?
Okay.
I'm going to learn something new every day.
But we're not, nobody's going to cancel you because you didn't know or that you made a
mistake.
I was going to come up with this super profound example.
It was not, but like we might cancel you if you yell at somebody later tonight.
I don't yell at anybody.
I don't know why you think I'd be yelling.
I didn't say you were.
I'm just saying if you do.
The only one I yell at is you.
You never yelled at me.
When you tell me how to drive.
You didn't really yell at me though.
You just were like, this should not be a thing right now.
And I was like, Oh, you're right.
But I could tell.
I was like, she was holding back a yell.
She wanted to yell.
Oh Lord.
I don't yell at my dog.
That's about it.
She's a little angel baby nugget.
Yeah.
I used to yell at my cat a lot when I first got him.
I did a lot of vocal cry on that one.
He's the president of the bad kitty club.
Well, he's not anymore.
And the best.
He's so good.
But when I first got him, I was giving him up every day.
I was like, boy, I'm gonna find him.
And I didn't want to begin with.
I was accidentally got him.
Like I found him and I was trying to find his owner.
I couldn't, they didn't have a microchip.
He was a baby kitty.
I mean, he was like lost on the street.
Like, you know, he was on the screech.
He was a screech kitty.
And he was just so bad.
Like everything he was tearing up something.
My favorite was back when he would climb between the sliding glass door and the screen door.
And he would just be like, I mean, spread out, stuck, like not stuck, but like just squeezed
between there thinking that he was living his best.
And I'm like climbing up that screen door.
He doesn't climb up it anymore.
But like he, um, he can't, I don't think he can fit between now, but he can still, he
would, he hasn't climbed up that in a long time.
So I did.
You know, I think they say you're not supposed to like spray bottle your cats.
Oh man.
That was the best thing that ever happened to me.
I don't have to spray him anymore.
He knows the word no.
Most of the time, sometimes he's like, Oh, you said no, I heard it.
I'm looking at you.
You said no, but I'm going to still do it and see if you he's testing my, and I'm like,
no, but, um, he's good now.
He just like, I wanted to give him away and I couldn't, but I couldn't.
So I was like, Oh, I gotta find somebody.
But then I couldn't do it.
And I, I was not keeping that cat, but then I fell in love with him and he's the sweetest.
He's got extra claws.
He is the coolest.
Yeah.
He has such a great personality though.
He does.
He's like a little person, little man, like an old man with a monocle and a cigar.
Yeah.
And he needs like, he's waiting.
He put, he sits with it like sideways with like a person with his arm up in the chair.
I need to, we need to post a picture of him on it.
Yeah.
I'll have to find it.
But neighbor Catherine, neighbor and friend, she made me for my birthday.
She made me cocktail napkins with him on it, like with his little bow tie.
He's so cute.
Oh my God.
I love him.
Anyways.
Um, do you want to talk about de-influencing?
Yeah.
I mean, I think we've talked about it before and I think that our opinions differ on this
one just a little bit, but I'm still seeing a lot on Tik TOK of what they're calling de-influencing
where, you know, these content creators and makeup artists and things like that are picking
products, products that may have been, you know, sent to them and PR boxes or whatever.
And I don't know, you know, if they've had working relationships with any of these, um,
brands before or not, but now, you know, they're kind of speaking out and saying, you know,
here, I'm going to do a full face of makeup of, you know, products that I wouldn't recommend
or I don't like or whatever.
And they're calling it de-influencing.
And I totally understand where Emily is coming from because, you know, she's says that's
basically influencing.
It is influencing.
And to prove my point today, I Googled it and I was like, I just, I was trying to look
up other things about de-influencing.
Yeah.
And like one of the first things that came up was a BudFeed, uh, Buzz, BudFeed, BuzzFeed
news.
BudFeeds.
BudFeeds news.
BuzzFeed, crap, BuzzFeed news article.
And it's called titled, sorry, but the de-influencing trend is just influencing.
And I was like, oh my God, I immediately sent it to Sarah.
I didn't even read it.
And I was like, it's the truth.
And we talked about this, I think on one of our recent episodes, because it is, it's like
de-influencing isn't a really a word.
They just made that up.
Influencing.
You're influencing one way or the other.
Right.
And it's still bringing brands and product names to the forefront.
Even if they're saying I wouldn't recommend, it's still talking about them.
It's still getting the name out there regardless of what the intention is.
The intention is to say, I didn't like this.
You might, but I don't recommend purchasing, you know, whatever.
But again, it is still putting those products in front of people's faces and people may
try them.
I feel like, you know, if these influencers, instead of trying to make a buck and just
like posting about every little product so they can get free product or whatever, do
stuff that's like actually good and like tell the truth and you don't have to de-influence
to do that.
Like also how, when you're a de-influencer or de-influencing, how do you make money?
Well, I, yeah.
And I don't know how the whole PR world works.
So I would really love to do some research on that and kind of figure it out because
these PR boxes are free for these people.
But is there some sort of, is there a contractual agreement for that?
Or is, are these people, you know, you're sending them to these folks to hope that they
use these products in their video when they're creating content and you also hope that there's
a good review.
Or again, is there a contract in place?
Are they, do they have to use, you know, these products?
Do they have to use a set number of products?
Do they have to give a positive review?
Like what is the story behind all that?
Because I would be super curious and you know, if they're choosing products that to quote
unquote de-influence, are there repercussions for that?
Right.
Yeah.
Or, or is it just a free for all and you can give a good review at one point because you
know, you have a contract with somebody, but let's say that contract is six months long
and you've ended it.
Do you get to go back and shit on that product now?
Well, so I will tell you that like my dad and I may be getting this wrong, but he worked
for a radio station.
It was completely different than an influencer, but he, I mean, he, that's what, I mean, they
had advertisers that would come in and they would have, um, so for instance, like sleep
number and they would give, and I think that he had to pay for it with his, his, I think
that they would give him like a certain amount off the bed or something, probably got a discount
and then they would give him the bed and he would use basically him doing the advertisement
paid for the bed.
So we had to do so many, you know, to get the bed.
I don't know how that, I don't really know how that worked.
Or like maybe they would give like, like a restaurant or something would give like a
free meal to them so that they could do the thing.
But like when you're doing your advertising with a company, even though that type of like
on a radio station, you're not, they don't do bad advertisements.
And I feel like influencers should have been before they were supposed to be people who
told you whether or not something was good or whether or not something was bad.
If and telling you the truth about the product, their actual review, not an advertisement
like on a radio station or like on a TV station.
This is different, but now it's become an advertisement so that they can make them make
money like they would on a radio station or TV station.
There are separate paid partnerships.
I do want to say.
Right.
That's what I'm saying.
That would be the same thing.
Yeah.
But it's, it's not though, because the paid partnerships have to have that paid partnership
acknowledgement within that video.
So some of these other videos are just content, you know, creators putting videos out there
with whatever products they want.
So I mean, it's definitely a mix.
I understand what you're saying.
Paid partnerships are obviously going to be something good.
Right.
They're getting paid.
Well, but, and I don't know, I mean, maybe they're not doing reviews on the stuff that
they're not, that they have, they're getting paid for.
I don't know.
Right.
Um, I am curious about that.
I may do some research and come back to us.
Yeah.
But my dad was never going to be like, Oh yeah, I got the sleep number at a bed and it was
terrible, but he, they still have it.
So like, they still have one and they got one after he like, and he's retired.
So I mean, it's not like he was lying necessarily.
It just, yeah, he had to do it.
It was his job.
Like it's his job to advertise.
Well, and I mean, I think, you know, it shouldn't go unnoticed that like these content creators,
that's also their job.
Yeah, exactly.
And that's, but it wasn't in the, that my thing is like back in the day of YouTube starting
to become a thing.
It was not their job.
Absolutely.
And it became that.
And now it's like, it's like a TV very different world now.
Yes.
For sure.
Which is it sucks because like, how do you know if it's actually a good review?
I mean, you do have some folks out there that do give honest, genuine reviews and I'm not
sure that they have any, you know, paid partnerships and things like that.
They may make money otherwise, you know, in other ways or whatever, but you know, you,
you gotta be careful, you know, who you choose to follow and, and things like that.
And also I say, you gotta be careful.
We don't know these people.
We see them on a social media platform of sorts.
I there's, there's no way that we could know, you know, what they are like or their lives
or how they really feel or the products that they use are what they say they are unless
we were behind those doors.
Well, then yeah, that's true.
But I do like, I, I appreciate the ones that will be like, Hey, I didn't get paid for this
and or they'll like, for instance, like if I got something and later on I tried it on
the first day I got it and I told you guys about it, like for instance, the skims panties
and then a couple of weeks later I'm like, Oh yeah, by the way, some of the panties that
I got had like a really skinny VJJ area like area and like us big girls.
Like, so I was watching the Kardashian show and Khloe was telling Kim, Hey, by the way,
you need to make that thicker because she was like, I guess it doesn't matter for you
skinny girls, but are like not skinny, but like little bitty girls, but like us big girls,
we need like some more lip cover.
Yes.
And I was like, Oh my God, it's so true.
Like sometimes and it's not, I think it was like, I don't know.
But anyways, but yeah, I appreciate people that come back and, and we'll be like, you
know what?
I'm changing my review of this because, and that type of thing to me gains my respect
and like, I will come back and watch their reviews more other than the people that are
going to be like, Oh, I bought this and I'm getting paid.
So yeah, that's fair.
Yeah.
I don't know.
I like hope scope.
I don't know who that is.
And she gets paid.
She gets paid by all kinds of people.
I like remember when she was doing it, she's, I think, I don't know how many times she's
moved, but like her house looks so much nicer now than she, when she first started it, she
was like back and like, like not a fancy house and like just, and now she has like upgraded.
Let me upgrade you on YouTube.
Maybe that'll be us one day.
I hope so.
We should post a picture of our space that we were, and then like later on when we get
a real studio, we got to have the before so we can have the after.
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