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Welcome to fit to be real and a little extra

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We are cruising into summer with the how-to's of packing for travel and staying healthy

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And then finding balance while you're on the go, which is really what summer's about vacations. Hopefully. Oh, yeah

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I'm Victoria. Hey guys, I'm Carly. That was really good. Thank you

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Okay, so we're really excited today energy is high because we are with

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Patrick Joyce and he is let's let's give him an intro here. He is Carly's longtime best friend from high school

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So there is history

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He's an actor that's been on Broadway

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Many times and he's a frequent flyer starring on the Royal Caribbean cruise ships

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And he's actually gave us a personal tour the last time we were on the cruise

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We told you all about that cruise so you know what we're talking about. He's from Lester, Pennsylvania

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To perfect a cocoa cake

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What's up Patrick? Well, he entered the room. Oh

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Patrick best intro I've ever done if I so to say myself. Hey, that actually was really good and legit. Thank you

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Go ahead Pat. Oh, hey, is the podcast we need to hear? Oh, yeah. Yeah. Hey guys. Hey everyone

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This is this is Patrick the artist formerly known as Pat or Patrice

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He's in my phone as Patrice, I know him as Pat

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Why is he in your phone as Patrice? Is there a story there?

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I think I was just being annoying one day and I was like I'm gonna call him Patrice and it's stuck and it's stuck to me

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You were you were in my phone as Carly babe Carly babe for like

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At least almost two decades. You changed it. Yeah, now you're Carly Deichmann

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So I'm gonna start this we're gonna introduce you after Victoria's wonderful introduction

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So we're gonna do it again cool. Yeah, but I'm gonna do the

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the more family

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Oriented introduction we met when I was 14 years old on one of my first days of my freshman year of high school

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I wasn't even 15 yet. Really? Yeah

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You were 15 and I walked into the choir room and I had my Superman t-shirt

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You know and it was really cool to wear like the big Superman under like over a white long sleeve shirt

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Like the t-shirt over the long sleeve white shirt, but you went to Catholic school. Why were you because it was choir after school. Oh

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I'm sorry. It was show practice after school. Yeah for Titanic and I met Pat and I was playing a boy

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So far you're doing amazing

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And so I had to see with the boys. Maybe that's amazing

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I can't wait that we'll get into that but I sat with the boys and I sat next to Pat and we I

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Think he just started making fun of me and that was day one. Well, we know why you set us up with what you were wearing

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Where you sat and yeah, yes early 2000s fashion. Yeah, do you remember that? I?

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Don't remember like the first actual time. Yeah, I just remember becoming like instant friends. Yeah, yeah

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And we became best friends pretty quickly talked for hours and hours and hours and hours on the phone after school

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Even though we were in school together all day

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Then we had show practice and then we'd get on the phone for hours after that this is pre social media pre cell phones

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This was a corded phone that attached probably your kitchen was a landline

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We were probably talking on aim at the same time as we were talking on the phone with each other

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How much we talk I know we were and we were together a lot and so then

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Because Pat and I were together all the time Victoria Pat and I were together all the time

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Yeah, but I was a little B. You were you were a little

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What?

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a bitch

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Pat has this really infectious laugh

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But what we love about Pat is that Victoria has been making fun of him since the moment she met him and he always

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Thinks it's funny and I make fun of him and I'll get the side eye

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But if Victoria makes fun of him he thinks it's the funniest thing in the world because I'm scared of Victor. I'm not scared

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Have mellowed out I have totally

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I was little you know, I was emo. I actually now more scared of you than I am

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Well Pat and I had a tumultuous relationship, so we we ended up

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Fine everything's great and peachy and we love each other, but we had we had a time didn't we we had a time

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Hey, I took you sledding

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Sure did

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Because we didn't have any friends in grade school or they would go sledding without me and I would find out which I don't know how I found out

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because we didn't have social media, so I guess it was a well and some messenger and

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Pat was always over that was always there. So Carly and Pat took me sledding in spite of my loneliness and then also

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Did karaoke in the basement? Yeah

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Yeah, right karaoke. Yeah, yeah, like my candle

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We sang karaoke that night and I think I have pictures from that. Yeah, yeah with the big list

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We'll have to find those with the big the big list the candy

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The wax lips or something. Yeah

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So in high school we were friends all through high school. Yeah, this story is not over ladies and gentlemen

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No, listen, this is a 20 how long friendship 20 year you're 37 you met it 14

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You guys do the math

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Yeah, I mean we've been friends since

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2000 yeah, they're 2000 so 23 years for 23 years that was easier math for me

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That's more than half of your life. Yeah. Yeah, isn't that crazy? Yes. That's insane. So Pat and I

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Dated as well

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So concerned

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We dated for real and dated for fake we did it's great just stay tuned

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I was real extra. I like to do things for real and for fake at the same time

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But yeah, and that's how we actually became super super close. Well, so we did we not only went to

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Also going to college together. Yeah, the reason why I went to temple is because of

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Your mom and dad basically yeah because I ended up getting into Catholic University in DC

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That's where I wanted to go and my dad was like that is a very expensive school

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If you want to go there you're gonna have to take out loans pay them back and I was like

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And he's like if you go to temple you like we can like take care of you and and it's in state

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So it'll be you know less expensive but we can do that and your mom was like you should go to temple and your dad

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Was working at temple and he was the one who got my application

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To like be put on top of like a pile to be because I I entered the application process way way late

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Yeah, no, and that's pretty much how my application got like submitted and I got in and I went to temple my freshman year

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You wish it was your senior high school and then you came to temple the following year

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So we and my mom and dad were the reason I they took me out of temple

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Which was also pat. Yeah, which was the reason why carly left temple

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As well. Yeah, I went to temple it would have been your sophomore year my freshman year and we had a rough

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We had a rough go that's that's that's when our our friendship took like a rough turn and we

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We you did not return for your sophomore year and we did not speak for a year

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A year almost like about a year like it was less than a year, but we we just like didn't speak and then we

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Us not speaking that year is when you met and I met Andrew. That's right. That is so true. I

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Was crying over you and Andrew was like hi. What are you crying about?

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And that's and I met Andrew. I mean long story short. I was in love with pat pat was not in love with me

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And let's get the real

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That took a long time to get the real part of it

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So through all that day one

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Our dream was to be on Broadway. That's what we wanted. We wanted to act. We wanted to move to new york

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We went to new york multiple times together. You used to drive five times. Well, we saw rent

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But five times that was our favorite show and that was always the dream. We were working actors

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I ended up getting married having kids and pat went on to do Broadway

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And I will never forget

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Sitting in that theater on your first Broadway show and I just remember sitting there and like

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Being like this is what we work so hard for and then you went on to do tours and Broadway and cruise ships and

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Needless to say you've been traveling since you graduated college. Yeah

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Thank you so much for getting to the topic of the podcast because it's been now almost 15 minutes

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Of talking about the history of pan carly. There's so much more history. There's so much history of wrong guys

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That's a musical theater reference for those out there that don't kind of hate you right now

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You have been cruising

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For how many years now? Hey cruising. I've been a cruiser. I've been crew for

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Since 2009 so it has been 14 years and it will be 15 years next year when after I do my my next upcoming contract

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Wait, really? Yeah 2009 was my first the first year I cruised

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How long are the crews like how long is the contract because you were you come home back and forth?

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Yeah contracts can be anywhere between six months in a year and so

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like the last contract that I was on where where you guys came to cruise was a

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pretty much an 11 month contract with rehearsals included

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So you have like two months two months of rehearsals and like nine months on board

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And that's exactly what my next contract will be. I will be in Miami

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Rehearsing for two months and then I will be on the ship for about nine months. So like altogether

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11 months. No

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Yeah, that's so long. Yeah, but we're gonna go. I know that's true

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My shortest ship contract was five months one month one month rehearsal five months on board

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So and that's short that was short. That's that is very short for cruise ships

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So I've done six months altogether and then almost a year altogether. So they that's how much they vary

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So you're pretty much and have been a nomad like you your routes are here in delco

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Yes, but like you don't have a place

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Other than when I moved to Florida for

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During COVID

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When I thought I was

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Done never gonna go back to the cruise industry. Yeah. Oh my gosh. Yeah, cuz COVID and the cruises was not a big deal

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Yeah, the cruises were shut down and I was living in Florida

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And I was like I'm never going back on a cruise ship and they contacted me

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I signed a one-year lease for my apartment in st. Petersburg, Florida on february 10th

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And and a week later they contacted me and offered me a job

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And I said yes and

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Never looked back and then never looked back and now that's what you want to do, right?

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We talked about this on the cruise. You want to be a cruise director eventually

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Eventually, yeah, eventually that would be great. I would eventually maybe want to get into the casting side of

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Like the industry as well. So but I want to still perform on ships for the next few years

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Listen after going on a cruise

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All these years he's been doing it. This was our first one

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And the cruise life is the life for us. Yeah, I don't know why it took us that long

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I've been doing it since 2009

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Because your cruises sometimes are at like 10 days and that's a long time to go away

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Well, and also that's you by the time you would have started to come on cruises

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That's when you were you started having kids and you like had young

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Yes, you know young kids. And so yeah, basically it's your

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Always your fault. I should have known

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But yeah to kind of use the same word

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Nomad life like you're living out of a bag essentially. Yeah, and we got to see

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crew when we went on our cruise, but we got to see the

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Living quarters that you're in and you do get your own room because Pat's always a star of the show

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So he gets his own room, which is great

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But how do you how do you prep for that because a year is a really long time to have a limited amount of

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Stuff of your own

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But also you need the essentials you need everything that you need and then what about the stuff that like you might need

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Like do you pack that stuff?

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Not only do I have years of experience on ships and packing for being away. I also have toured

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I've been on three national tours living out of suitcases in and out of hotel rooms

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So I am sort of an expert when it comes to that. What do you think you're pretty?

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Well, which one's harder? Oh, no the the touring life was way harder because you are you are

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Quite literally living out of your suitcase like when I sit when you say like oh, I'm living out of my suitcase

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No, I am like you're not you're in a hotel rooms and you aren't taking your stuff out of your suitcase

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At least on the cruise ship life you get into your room you unpack everything and your room is your room for nine months

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Tips that I can offer. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. My main tip

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Is you seriously don't need half the things that you think that you need lies

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No, no, I I believe that and I never realized that more so on my on this last contract that you guys came

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Um to visit on I realized that I wear the same things over and over again

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Oh, I know I do that before you leave for your vacation look in the mirror and say to yourself

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Unpack half the stuff that I just packed. You are not going to use you're not going to use it. I

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packed my my you know my drawers in my room on the ship with things that I never even put on

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Really because yes because I I just I'm like, oh my god. Yeah, I'm gonna wear this like all my cute little, you know, like

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Chino shorts and tank tops and oh, I'm gonna but you don't because you know what I end up wearing all the time

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If I'm off the ship on the islands. I'm wearing a bathing suit. Yeah tank top. Yeah

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I mean you saw what I packed in your room what I brought in your room

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I was actually going to ask you before you came to cruise to leave space for me to send stuff back

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And I sent a big huge box home that cost me $87 because that's how much it weighed because that's how much clothes I sent home

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Plan even plan your like literally I'm going to wear this outfit this night this outfit that night

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I know that's what I need to do that way you don't

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Overpack because you're like, oh, I want options just actually plan out

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What you're gonna wear like if you're gonna come on a cruise for four days

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Oh, I'm gonna wear this this night this that night. Oh, I did that and I did

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Oh, I'm gonna wear this this night, but if I eat a full meal, I'm gonna eat this

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I'm gonna wear this one and then if I feel like I can fit in this one

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I'm gonna wear this one. I was just gonna say that except I was gonna use engorge myself

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Not eat a full meal because that's basically what you do it and all you can eat and all you can include

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All-inclusive I was 100% gonna say that because I I packed something that I'm like, oh, I'm gonna greatness

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I'm gonna feel great in this and I'm like

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I'm having some drinks

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And I'm gonna eat so if I have a belly by the end of the day. Yeah, I'm gonna need to wear a flowy shirt

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So there's where the options come into play, but also, you know, don't do that. Yeah, just just wear what you want to wear

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Yeah, be happy. Yeah fat and happy

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Do you have another one I have tips for just because I'm constantly

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In and out of airports. Yes

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That's like the the biggest the biggest issue for everyone because airports are so frustrating

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And just flying in general is a frustrating process

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I'm gonna side note this he grew up with his mom as a flight attendant and his dad worked at the airport

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Yes, so he's got some knowledge. Yeah on the travel

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Every everything travel and flying because you used to fly for free, right? Yeah. Yeah. All right, pat. Give us your airport tips

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This is my first and most important tip

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Put on your patience pants and set the bar low

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Oh

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Goodness, that is the best tip. I think anybody's ever brought put on your patience pants

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And set the bar real low with the airport in general. Yes set the bar low assume

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The airport is going to be on fire and

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All of the all of the flight like there are no planes there like just assume all of the worst

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Yeah things because

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One of those things is going to be true. Hopefully not the fire part, but your plane is probably not going to be there

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It's probably going to be delayed. I mean right now the air travel is just a mess. So

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Putting your mindset in that like something is going to go wrong

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Will then when you get there and if the security line

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Is short you're not in you're in it for maybe 10 minutes and you get through and your flight is on time

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Or maybe just like 10 minutes late then you're you're we're gonna go. Yeah prep for anything

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My second tip is have everything organized in your carry-on properly so you can easily remove all of your

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technical

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Hardware and all your liquids just like in your in your carry-on just have everything

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Right away. We'll see Andrew's really organized with that stuff and I chucked things in my bag last minute

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And then I get on the plane and I'm looking for my air pods

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I'm like what the heck are they like because I had just taken them out thrown them back in

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I know it's so annoying. Yeah, if you have everything organized like that

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Then it makes it it makes it just makes it so much better especially when you especially when you get back on the

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On the plane and especially when you have kids and you are like, okay

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Now I need to hand you your little device so you can

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You know play on it and be occupied and if you have everything organized it really really helps

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I need patient power shoot pants

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Like the bigger the better because every time something goes wrong

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I feel like the pants get a little shorter from the waistline and then all of a sudden you got leg warmers

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Listen, that's all that's left. That's how I roll. You need like a patient's like

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Parked

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My third tip is we're a bum bag or a fanny pack. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. No, no, no, no, no

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We're not gonna pass by this one. We're gonna we're gonna sit on this for a while the bum bag

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The bum bag guys is what they call is the fanny pack in

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Across the pond in england they call it a bum bag and not a fanny pack. We call it a fanny pack

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But they call it a bum bag. Okay. We're in we're in delco

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We don't call it a fanny pack. What do you guys call it?

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Because it goes across your body. Is that like the 2020s like name for it?

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Well, yeah, he's talking about a legit fanny pack around your waist

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We're talking about the lulu lemon cross body bag, which can go around your waist. Oh, yeah, it can. Hmm. Yeah

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Um, but I will forever my patients pants are coming off

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I'm calling it the bum bag forever the point of me bringing this up is because you know how you're only allowed to have two

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Carions. Yeah attached to your body and you can have a pretty decent size one

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And that's where I keep my phone my wallet if I'm like if any of my past my passport chargers

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So I always have that on me. It will loop through the belt holes of your patients pants and keep them on

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longer. Yeah

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Bring us to number four. Okay tip number four just buy snacks at the airport. Don't pack them

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All right. I have a problem with this. They're so expensive

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Everything in my opinion now is expensive. Like if you're gonna go get snacks at even like wawa, they're like

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One dollar more. All right, fine. You win this one. That's true. No, I will be devil's advocate

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You're talking about party of one. You're talking about party of five

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So that makes a little bit of a difference. However, you're not wrong. Wait, those were really helpful

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We don't travel enough to think ahead of time. I am very organized in my carry-ons though

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I will say that but other than that like I've never packed my patients pants. So it's super

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Super helpful, but that is getting to your destination getting to your cruise getting to wherever you're going

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so say you're on

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A vacation or an extended stay

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Somewhere, how do you keep a routine? My routine that I got myself into in working out was

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Doing so I used to be a runner. I ran. I've run the broad street race. I've done a Philly half marathon

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I've never done a full marathon, but I've done the Philly half marathon

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Um, I've done the boiler maker race, which is a huge race up in Utica, New York

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Which is where my mom's whole side of the family is which is um, just under 10 miles

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It's like nine points something was this the year that we weren't speaking because I don't remember any of this

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I have always been a runner, but now I my routine is I I just walk so I will go

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Yeah, I'll put down

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I have unfortunately, um, but it's still good

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It's still I will go up to the track on the ship and I will walk the track for an hour

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And now that I have Spotify and can

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Things I'm gonna

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It'll be even more enjoyable because now I can listen to podcasts and just this one just this one, of course

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That's why he downloaded it. Do you know what this is called? Uh, fit to be real very good. I'm impressed

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Something Victoria doesn't have with your with your bloops

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You know the the emoji girl that is like this

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She's got her hand

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Uh flat by her ear like she's pressing up her hair. Yeah, I call her the bloop girl

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Like she's like when she's doing this like I do that when like you make a good point and you're like

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I call her the bloop guys. I don't know why he wasn't into me

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He's more into the bloop girl than he was ever into me

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You kind of look like the bloop girl. You look like the blonde bloop girl. You look like blonde bloop emoji girl

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anyway

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I'm gonna relate this to people that don't necessarily work on a cruise ship or

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Frequently go to a cruise for their vacation when it comes to summertime. So if you are a

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Delconian

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And you go down the shore every single weekend where you are working Monday to Friday at home or at your job here in

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Delaware County, and then you go down to the Jersey Shore

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Or every single weekend there's like a different routine there than there is here

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It's a different mentality of being quote unquote vacation mode and then being strict for your Monday to Friday

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However, when it goes to doing the same monotonous weekend over and over again

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All of these rules apply you can do it with a group you find another house

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Family mate whatever you want to call it whoever you're vacationing with down the shore

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And it just makes it a little bit more doable to keep to your routine

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And to not feel like you're never gonna get this weekend again

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Because I tend to do that when we go to our two week vacation

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That we're never gonna get that two weeks again because really it's only two weeks of the summer

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It's not every single weekend, but it happens every year. So you keep that routine

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You keep your health regimen, and then it's not such the vacation mode mindset

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Doesn't feel so drastic from your everyday

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Mindset, it's the same thing with packing like we go down the shore all the time

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What do we wear bathing suits and pajamas? Why do we pack seven suitcases?

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You know I pack so many suitcases for these two weeks

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And we don't wear any of it and that's what I need to do. I need to pair it down just go to the basics

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And and that would be fine. Yeah, I know I know I need to actually do it though

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Well, thank you for all of the tips and the

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Kind of the insight into your world, which is very different from the everyman

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It's so different but really cool that you get to go through it

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So thank you for sharing but we're gonna torture you a little bit more now and we've got a game

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You want to know what the game is called? I'm scared. It's called long story short

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You can't sit with us

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Yes

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And none of us are wearing pink. That's great. Oh and it's wednesday

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It's wednesday. Um, we can't sit together

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That's a reference from mean girls, which we like to say to pat a lot. You can't sit with us pat

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So I'm gonna list off two things you pick one or the other and we'll decide if you can sit with us at the end of the game

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Rapid fire rapid fire like first thing that comes to your mind. Okay. Some are travel questions

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Some are just questions. I know he can answer quickly and that's the whole point ready musical or play musical

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new york or vegas vegas

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Check a bag or keep it light

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keep it light

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Drink on a plane or wood or only wood or only

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Oh use the bathroom on a plane or hold it. That's gross

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Use the bathroom

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Fly with friends or prefer to go solo solo

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Wine or tequila tequila. I know you love margaritas cheese steak or meatball hoagie. I know

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That's rude meatball hoagie and that's gross that you said hoagie. It's a meatball sandwich

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Footloose or rent

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Rent

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Well, we were no longer friends cruise ship or Broadway cruise ship

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iTunes or podcast. I'm gonna say iTunes because I'm old school. He still uses an iPod people

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Turing show or a one-show sit down a one-show sit down is just staying in the same place for a long period one show sit down one show

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Hit workout or a dance workout

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Oh, I'm gonna go with a dance workout

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You would dress up or sweatpants all day sweatpants all day Christina Aguilera or Britney Spears Britney Spears

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Mustache or no mustache. I'm answering this for you. No

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All right, last one carlier victoria carmela ganga terrace male

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You didn't even get pat to say you

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She's trying to get one. I thought you my friend of 23 years and pick me. We've been through so much together

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You're so annoying guess what pat

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You won

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You won the game. You can sit with us today

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I thought you were gonna have like a tiara and like rip up like break off a piece and throw it over to me

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No mean girls. No

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We can't all win. There's gotta be a winner a piece for everyone

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A piece for Virginia George doesn't even go here

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He doesn't even go a piece for Virginia George. She fractured her spine and still looks like a rock star

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You booked it

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You booked the job

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He doesn't go here, but you know where he does go

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He goes to see fit

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So if you want to meet him in person and you just want to see

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Amazingness that is patrick joist come visit him at see fit. Can I say one final thing and it's fitness related?

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yeah

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so

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working out

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Gives you endorphins endorphins make people happy happy people just don't shoot their husbands

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They just don't I honestly thought you're gonna be serious for like one minute. Wait, that was real extra. Thank you so much

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That was perfection legally blonde reference that is reference from a very good lawyer. So you know, it's true

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And that's our real tip of the week

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this was

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Very insightful and honestly got helpful because I feel like as much as summer is relaxing and chill vibes

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when it comes to like last-minute packing or

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Just packing in general it gets a little bit panicky. It's a lot even though you do it all the time

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Yeah, so this is I I'm gonna actually take a lot away from this and I'm shocked by that. So

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Thank you

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Thanks pat. Yeah, Carly is nothing to say. We're gonna talk after this

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And like seriously folks, you're not Carrie Bradshaw. You're not gonna be having

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10 costume changes like within a day. So you don't need all the clothes. Keep it light

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The real tip of the day is called one and done

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make sure

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To pack and keep your outfits to one pair of shoes for your events, right? If you're going somewhere beachy

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You're bringing your flip-flops

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That's for your like normal stuff during the day going to get the hot dog go into the beach

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But if you're going out to dinner every single night of your vacation bring one pair of shoes

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And then base your outfits off of that because it'll save space in your bag because shoes are a little bit chunkier

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So try that the next time you go away and see if it helps

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And now for your real extra tip of the week. It's called picture this

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What does picture this mean?

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Picture this means before your vacation, especially if you have those nice dinners

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Take a picture of yourself in each of the outfits on your phone

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So you know exactly what you're going to wear. What jewelry you're going to wear what shoes you're going to wear

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There's no thinking you pack it all up in their suitcase. Look at your phone when you want to put it on and you're done picture this

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I love your extra tip because if you get amnesia between packing and your actual vacation, this is really really helpful

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Thank you, Patrick

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Thanks pat. That was so fun. Thanks guys

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I feel like a see fit sister

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Just remember everyone you are always fit to be real and always allowed to be a little extra

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Love you. Love you guys. Bye. Love you. Love you mean it. Love me back

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I love you Victoria

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Did you mean to say love you say it back? Yeah, she said love me back. I meant say it back. Make me sandwich

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It's real extra. Goodbye. Bye

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For legal reasons we have to tell you that this podcast is meant for entertainment and educational purposes only we are not healthcare

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professionals for all of your health wellness fitness and self-care needs

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Please refer to the medical professional in your life your primary care physician your therapist a certified coach

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Whoever it may be and then let us know what they say because I guarantee we need to know what to

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Okay

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Okay. Bye

