Years are hard for me. Time is a construct. Well, I'm so bad at math and numbers that I was like, why is this not computing? Because I was telling the story. That's why. It's perfect. This is how we are. Next. This is our brand. You're so right. We're so on brand. It's perfect. Cause when we're together, it feels like we're in heaven If it will get dark, you'll be my million stars I know I can lean on you Welcome to episode 100! Woo woo woo! What episode, Brea? 100! Of Delete This History, a podcast by two besties who are 100 years old searching for answers. We are your hosts, Cara Burch and Brea Brown. What? What? We are 100 episodes old. 100 episodes. I don't even know what to say. I'm speechless. That's pretty bad for a podcast. Not good podcasting. We're starting off very well. Speechless. What are we doing to mark this auspicious occasion? Well, Brea, we're going to have a special episode. We aren't going to talk about what we searched this past week. No. We're going to talk about what we searched for the past three years. Yes. All of them. All topics. So, just hang on people. No, we have decided to do some special segments. We will not be doing shared history today. No, we will not be doing. But what about this one? Nope. Because Brea has created her own segment based on the last 99 episodes. I've created my own segment based on the last 99 episodes. But we will be doing the Search Me! trivia. Correct. So, that's kind of the layout of what today is going to look like. and I think it's gonna be a lot of fun. It's gonna be a blast. Unhinged. Unhinged and chaotic. Chaotic! Well, do you need to chit chat about anything or do we need to just dive in? Let's just dive in. Alright. Cause this is probably gonna take a little longer. I think so. All right. So, Brea. Yeah? Do you wanna play a little trivia game? I do. It's called Search Me! This is such a special episode. I didn't feel like just one trivia question was going to cover this. my gosh. So, we're going to be answering so many questions today. you. I've prepared a lightning round. Okay. Of 100 questions. I'm teasing. Oh man, that was worth it. That was totally worth it. Oh my gosh, I about had a heart attack. Her face fell onto the floor, you guys. There are a few. Hang on let me look. Oh my gosh, you have to turn the 15, there's 15. But there is a lightning round. Quick answers, quick answers. Quick answers, no thinking, no Googling, confidence. You can do this. Gut reaction. Number one. Yeah. What are giraffe's horns called? Oh, nubs. Wrong, ossicones. Is spotted dick treatable by a doctor? No. What is it? It's a dessert. That's right. What part of the pig does pork butt come from? Oh shoot, um, not the butt. That's correct. What does the British exclamation core mean? Um, like Lord or God or whatever. What natural disaster involved a flood of millions of gallons of molasses? Oh my gosh, the great molasses flood of something. That's it. True or false? Camels can smell water from miles away. True. Oh, that's true. Does a rat king have a coronation ceremony? No. What are a giraffe's horns called? Ossacones. Yes! True or false? A cassowary could cut a bitch. Yes, true. True. What word describes seeing faces or patterns where none exist? Oh my gosh, I just thought of that this weekend. I can't remember. That's okay, I can't pronounce it. What German word literally means a face that looks punchable? Oh. I can't remember the German word. Backpfeifengesicht! Oh, that's right. What psychological phenomenon makes thousands of people remember the same wrong thing? Oh, the Mandela effect. Correct! What biological condition do I have that induces rage when I hear repeating sounds? Um, um, misophonia. That's right! Would you trust Peyton to drive a flivver? Hell no. Final question! What is the only correct thing to do when you search for something bizarre on this podcast? The name of the podcast. Oh, yeah. Delete your history. Delete your history! Oh my gosh. Like what? Tell us about it? Good. You did so good! Oh my gosh. That was stressful. That was really good. Okay, Cara, you ready for your trivia question? Yes. I just have one lame question for you. Are you ready? Yes, I'm ready. It's very narcissistic too now that I read it back. It's about something you were surprised to learn about me in a past episode. Okay. Did it make enough of an impression for you to remember? That's what we're going to find out. Okay. And our DTS besties. Do you remember? Play What's really mean about this is I have a terrible memory. I know, but this was pretty, I don't know, like we talked about it oh more than once, think. Here's the question. What do I want done with my body after I die? There's two correct answers. All you need to do is pick one. I know one of them. What is it? One of them is you want. to be cremated and your ashes buried with a tree. You wanna be a tree. Yeah, not cremated. My body would just be in a- Your body would just be- Yeah. Whoa. The root ball of the tree. Your body would- Do they do that? Yeah. I thought you had to be cremated. I know. Whoa. Okay. I didn't remember that part of it. Yeah. But I do remember you wanted to be a tree. Uh-huh. Whoa. Oh, the other thing is you want to donate your body to science. I do. What specifically? Do you remember the name of the place I want my body to go to? I do not. The body farm. A body farm. Where they let your body decompose uh or they put your body under certain conditions. Oh, to see what happens. To see what happens so that they can date how long it takes for your body to reach that condition under those conditions. There's lots of conditions. That's a lot of conditions. Will my family do either of these things? Probably not. I will make sure that they do. Don't worry. They'll be like, that's too much trouble. Oh, don't, no. All they gotta do is say, here's our body. Yeah, that's true. Sign on the dotted line, bye. Yeah, that's right. Yeah, there's nothing to it. So, much easier. They might even get paid for the body farm situation. No, I think you have to donate your body. Oh, you do, okay. Yeah, but that's okay because still they wouldn't have to pay for burial. Yeah, it's true. You're right. And no headstone. Oh my gosh, and those are expensive. I know. em Why don't we move on to our next segment? em I'm going to call this surprise segment. Okay. Surprise! My surprise segment, Brea, is a DTH bestie survival kit for women of a certain age using our searches from the last 99 episodes. Oh my gosh. Are you ready? This is so creative. First of all, you're going to need a really good pair of binoculars for watching Canadian geese fly at night. Uh huh. Your neighbors knew Snoafers. Okay. Do you remember snoafers? Sneaker loafers? Oh my gosh, yes. You're have to watch some Fosbury Flops. Cillian Murphy's Blue Eyes. Oh yes. Fake Bears at Chinese Zoos. Okay. Naked Yoga. Yeah. And you're gonna have to watch your peppercorn neighbors. Your peppercorn renters. Oh, that's right. Okay. I do remember that a little bit. Symbolic, symbolic rental. Yes, correct. Like a dollar. Uh huh. That was your search by the way. I know. It's awful. The next thing you're going to need is an unlimited data plan to search full questions such as, yes, is an eggplant a gourd? Uh huh. Why do squirrels flick their tails? Why do I drop things so often? What's inside a cat tail plant? And when do people start saying verse instead of verses? Oh my gosh. You're going to also need a fun notebook with colorful pens for writing down things you used to know. Like, Brea collects Toby jugs. Bill Paxton is dead. Send Brea all the Toby jugs you can find. Please do not. Or even just pictures of them. She collects pictures of them and puts them in scrapbooks. The only Toby jug I want is the one I have that looks like Sean Burch. Oh my God, forgot it looked like Sean. I cleaned out my house and my room, my bedroom and my desk area this weekend, this past weekend. And when I came, I mean, the Toby jug has been sitting there out in the open forever. Amazing. And it's just, but it's become just part of the background, you know? And so I was moving everything around and putting things away and I touched that thing and I was like, oh my gosh. Looks so much like Sean. can't believe I didn't notice that. It's interesting to me that you pointed that out and I never thought for a second that it looked like Sean. Well, when I get undressed, I turn him around. Don't blame you. It's creepy. Oh gosh, let's see. Okay, you also need to write down that Twinkies were discontinued, but they came back. They did, but not as good. Not as good. uh Amelia Fox's impressive family tree. Oh my gosh. That Michael Gambon is in every movie and every period drama ever made. Yes. And what a chimera is. Oh man, I'll never forget that. You'll have to remember that one. Next. You're going to want a fully stocked drawer of snacks. Yes. Containing things such as cosmic crisp apples, some blinis, blinis, Devils on horseback, some Clamato juice. Oh no. some kombucha. Nope. sylabubs? I don't remember sylabubs. That's a like custard dish from way back when. Oh yes, yes, yes. Licorice. Dehydrated packets of mock turtle soup. Oh gross. And an absolute must for your snack drawer are smoking bishops. Yes. Yes, yes, yes. Now, you're also going to want to keep some phrases handy to derail a meeting that's lasted too long. Okay. So, it's 10 a. m. and this zoom call will not end. Yes. And your stomach is growling for some clams casino. Nope. Never. You calmly and confidently interject phrases such as that violates the Locard’s principle. Oh, yes. Or classic schadenfreude. Or this is clearly a Mandela effect situation. Yes. Or uh We need to consider the broader implications of the jerkwater jamoke. Or, I suggest we set up a Tempest Fugit immediately. Absolutely. Don't elaborate. Just stare into the camera and watch the meeting just implode. Yes. They'll all be like, what the hell is she talking about? But they won't want to admit it. Exactly. Clams Casino, here I come. That's right. Oh. You're also going to want a medical anxiety starter pack. This is for when you're feeling really good about your health and you assume there must be something wrong. Yes. This is a quick reference for you because you could possibly have pelvic kidneys, brain waste removal issues. You could also have goat testicles. You might have restless leg syndrome. I do. You might have misophonia. Yes, I do. I do. You might have a Lamborghini Countach. You might. . . Those are terrible. If you've got one of those, call a doctor immediately. You might have emotional tears. You might have whirly balls. You could also be a Japanese collie man. Oh my God. Look it up immediately. The Japanese collie man. Next, you're gonna wanna install a true crime interruption alarm. This is a device that will sound when you have searched too many death row last meals. Oh yeah. Funeral home scandals, local murder cases, regional murder cases, national murder cases, international murder cases, historic murder cases. and cozy murder mystery book titles. Oh yeah. The alarm will politely say in a British accent, how about we make a cuppa and Google some puppy pictures? Yes, that would be perfect. Okay, get that installed, Brea. I will. Immediately. Yes. You're going to need a British phrase decoder ring. Oh. For understanding the following. Scarper. Carrot crunchers. Put a sock in it. Trip. The light fantastic. Chalk and cheese. God strike me punk. Yeah. Oh, that's Australian. It is Australian. I know. I threw it in there. I had to. What about cockney rhyming slang? Absolutely. I mean, definitely need a decoder for that. Next, sign up for a local trivia night membership. listening to 100 episodes of DTH, you're going to know facts like purple dye once came from sea snails. which football player sometimes looks like the My Buddy doll. Oh, he's coming back. Did you hear that? Yes, I did. It was excellent news. You also know that there are no amber types of the hag of dribble. uh Chocolate chips were invented at a tollhouse. You know that moon gels aren't worn on your feet. Some people seek out slippery stairs rather than avoiding them. Slippery stairs, Oh, the slippery stairs competition. Yes, yes. Oh my gosh, I need to look that up again. And you also know which historical figures would have made great thirst traps. All right. um Two more things for your survival kit. OK. Next, you're going to want to implement a a brain fog recovery protocol. Step one. For sure. Open Google. Step two. Type is it Rebel Wilson or Rebel Willis? Step three. fall into a rabbit hole about Australian TV shows. Step four, blink several times, look at the clock, curse at how late it is, roll over and scroll Instagram until 2 a. m. Your final item you're gonna need in your DTH survival kit for a woman of a certain age is one beige flag bestie slash memory jogging partner. An important friend is needed for this survival kit to work at all. Yes. you're going to need her to discuss and ponder names of various things like actors names, movie titles, book titles, podcast titles, TV show titles, and names of people you've known for years. aah After five or 10 minutes, when you're both of your brains are smoking from running through the alphabet a number of times, one of you will finally go, why don't we just look it up? ah And that is your survival kit. Your DTH bestie survival kit for a woman of a certain age Are you ready for my not so surprise? Segment since I told you about it before we started recording because I was so insecure about it You're silly. Yes. I'm ready Okay, here's what we're gonna do. Okay, I Came up with 50 rapid-fire questions for you and me to answer. Okay, so you're gonna answer Then I'm going to answer. If we want to talk about it a little bit, that's fine. But 50 or 100 with both of us is a lot. A lot of questions. So, a lot of times it'll just be bing, bing, bing. But if you want to pause and laugh or whatever, we're cool. Ready. These are in 10 question, 10 question? Yeah. Segments. Oh. This is a lightning round warmup. How is. . . One ring. Okay. Yeah. What's your go-to snack right now? Babybel. Babybel cheese. Oh, yes. I love a babybel. Oh, hell yeah. Mine is almonds. Oh, yeah. What did it used to be, Cara? You know, I don't snack a lot, I'll be honest with you. Like I don't go, mm, I wanna snack. Yeah. So, I don't really have like I don't really have a go-to but we had baby bells in the house for a while and yeah I'll grab one of those mine used to be slim Jim's Not anymore What's a color you would never paint a room pink? Okay, mine would be um Baby poop yellow. Yep. Never. Yep. What's the best smell in the world? Lilac. Oh, that is a good smell. love lilac. Mm-hmm. So, much. I like citrus. Oh, citrus is nice. I'm a citrus smeller. What's the worst smell in the world? OK, this is going to sound really weird, but this smell makes me like I have PTSD from it. OK. I microwaved a sponge once and I did that because I read on Pinterest this has been years ago I read on Pinterest that you can kill microorganisms and like bad Bacteria on your sponge and I was using sponges a lot at that time. So, I microwaved this sponge and Like that you had from your kitchen. Yes, what was the use of the sponge? So, like one side of it was scrubby. Yeah, and the other side was soft I know exactly what kind you're talking about. I microwaved that thing and when I pulled it out of the microwave, the smell that was emanating from that sponge literally made me throw up. Wow. It was the most, it smelled like decay. Oh. I can't even explain it and I was like, I think I got punked. I don't understand it. I don't know why it smelled. Maybe it was just full of bacteria and that's what dead bacteria smell like. We got nuked. I don't know. But it made me throw up. I threw up into the trash. The kitchen trash can. And that sponge went right after my puke. That's the worst smell. All right. All right. I'm going to really grow some people out. OK. Now I've never smelled a dead body. OK. Obviously. Well, not obviously, but I haven't. Um, a decomposing body, should say. But I kind of know what one smells like. You know how? How? Because when you have a baby, yeah, it's umbilical cord is cut. Yeah. And then they tie it off. Yeah. And they attach like this little clip to it. Yeah. And then it dries up like a scab basically. And then rots and falls off. And when it's wrought before it falls off and it's rotting it smells like the worst thing you've ever smelled. Like, yeah, something dead. And I mean, smelled dead animals before, obviously. Yeah. Like that dead mouse in the wall. That was a bad smell. In the wall at the TV station. um But it's bad when it's coming from your child's body. Yes. So, I could see where that'd be mildly disturbing. We um always called it smelly belly. That's a really sweet way of saying it. It was. It's like, oh God, it's smelly belly stage. That's a pretty bad smell. What's. . . So, wait, at what stage does that happen? Like it's. . . In the first two to three weeks. Okay. Two weeks maybe. So, not super long. No, and it doesn't smell the whole time. like that. It's just right when it's. . . Right when it's about to go. Okay. I was just telling Sean this weekend that belly buttons freak me out. I just, don't like him. don't like anything being around my belly button. We were watching The Matrix, you know that part where they put the bug in his belly button. That part just wigs me out. I don't like, I don't even like touching my own belly button, but I do because you gotta clean it. Yes you do. I just, belly buttons are weird. They're just weird. If you stop and really, really think about them, you can wig yourself out. That's all I'm gonna say. um What's your current favorite emoji? So, I often use the crying emoji that like the laughing with the tears But I've switched because I'm bored with that one and I've started using the same thing only there's no crying and Like there's two carrots. Yes showing how I'm laughing so hard with your eyes scrunched close Yes, but that's the one I use like all the time. Yeah, I also often use the one that when I type in eek It's got the teeth. of course we both said teeth. The big E teeth. I think that my favorite and it's so old and I wouldn't even say it's like my favorite, but it's the one I use the most is the celebration like confetti cone thing. I use that a lot. Yeah. Because I don't just want to give somebody a thumbs up because I've been told by some younger folks that that's the equivalent of a middle finger nowadays. that's so stupid. It's stupid. It's not the middle finger. No, but they're like, that is so dismissive. Well, guess what? I'm going to keep using it. Yeah. Clint, that's all he ever uses. You should see our texts back and forth. It's me texting, texting, texting and yellow thumbs ups from Clint. That's just. And sometimes it does annoy me, but it's better than K. oh And I know he's a busy, busy guy. He's BBB. Okay. What's a food you will always order if it's on the menu? Oh my gosh. Where am I at? What restaurant am I It doesn't matter. If it's on the menu, what do you order? I almost always get shrimp tacos. Yeah. Yeah. It's, I just love a shrimp taco. They're so good. Mine would be French dip. Oh. A French dip sandwich. Yeah. If they've got a French dip sandwich, I'm like, well, I got to try it out and see. See how it stacks up to all the other French dip sandwiches I've ever eaten. Gotta narrow it down. What's a food you'll never order? A century egg. Oh my god. Right? Ever. Never ever. Yep. What's the last thing you Googled today? Well, stand by, I'll tell you. The last thing that I Googled today. Oh, was, oh, it's really boring. Ozark's traffic cameras. Cause I woke up and you know, we had that crazy snow last night. Yes, we did. in the middle of March. Yes, we did. And I didn't know what the roads were going to be like. So, I opened up the Ozark traffic cameras to see if the roads were slick and how fast cars were traveling. The roads were fine. Okay. Mine was. . . Illumina Nail Lounge. Gotta get your nails did. Yep, I'm getting my nails did tomorrow. So, fascinating. What's your default coffee order? Oh man, okay. It used to be uh vanilla latte, but my friend Hopper turned me on to a flat white. So, now that's my standard. Oh my gosh. I get a flat white and sometimes if I'm feeling real crazy, I will add some flavor to it. Like a hazelnut. Flat white is delicious. Yes, mine is a flat white as well. Shut up! Get out of here. Oh my gosh. That's so funny. Do you ever get flavor in yours? You just get straight up flat white. I just get flat white. This is so good. Yeah, I'll have to try a flavor, but usually I don't want to deal with the sugar that comes with the flavor. I always eat, I do skinny. I do skinny like just, you know, like one pump. Yeah. I don't need four pumps of shit in there. Right. Just want I just want a little bit of a flavor in there. Yeah, I still want to taste the coffee I don't want to taste the syrup. Yeah. Oh, I would love to taste the syrup Gosh just put a whole just put a whole cup. That's the thing. I had just have some hazelnut syrup I have no self-restraint. So, I just say no Keep it playing What's your favorite season ready? One two, fall Basic bitches. Okay. Are you ready for some pop? culture and preferences. So, ready. What's a movie you've seen at least five times? The Matrix. It's probably bordering on 20 times. Yeah. I would say mine would be of course love actually. Of course. um But separate from a food and Firth movie, would say movie I've seen more than five times, at least five times. um Oh my gosh, I don't really rewatch movies very much. I do. I could probably name 10 movies that I've watched at least five times. I like rewatching movies. The Holiday. Oh, that's a good one. mean, usually holiday movies are the ones I've watched the most often. That makes sense. What's a movie you've never seen and refuse to see? The Revenant. Oh really? Yeah, I don't want to see that. It's about our man though that we talked about on the podcast. You're have to narrow that down. Oh shit, what's his name? Leo? No, no, he was that guy who was like the mountaineer guy. yeah, yeah, yeah, I know. I have no desire to see that movie, I know! It just looks awful. Also, I don't want to see Wall Street and this is not a Leo DiCaprio thing I don't want to see Wall Street like the wolf of Wall Street. Yeah. Oh, yeah wolf of Wall Street. Yeah. Yeah, but the Revenant has Tom Hardy in it. I don't care. It's fine He understands he talked about he gets it um One movie I've never seen and I refuse to is human centipede Will not I don't even know why someone would say I definitely want to watch that movie. I don't even understand no That's beyond horrendous. Moving on. Please. What's a TV show you can quote without trying? Friends. Yes. For me, none. I can't Yeah, you're not a quater. That's right. I cannot remember movie quotes. True. I can remember like one or two things, like Seinfeld, like No Soup For You, duh. Or The Jerk Store Called, They're Running Out Of You. I was in the pool. You know, there's a lot of those iconic. Yes. But um and I do have some from friends as well. Like pivot. Yeah, I'm just not good at that. That's all right. You don't have to be. So, there are no movies or TVs I can quote without trying. Yeah. What's a song you'll never skip? 500 miles. Oh my gosh. That's such a good song. I never skipped that one and I always sing to it. It's so good. I love that song. In fact, fun fact. Oh, that is the first song I downloaded to an mp3 when I got one. Really? Yep. Huh. Let's see. I will never skip uh breakfast at Tiffany's. Oh, yes. It's so stupid. I love that song. What's a song you always skip? Uh, Benny and the Jits. Oh, I know. Benny, Benny. Oh, that song plays in hell on repeat. Sorry Elton John, I love you, but that song. Oh, man. Whoa, I hate it. Mine is Felice Navidad. That's right. I totally forgot! No offense. It has nothing to do with the language that it's in or whatever. I just do not like it. Oh my gosh, that's right. It goes on forever. It just repeats. That's part of the problem. Your misophonia kicks in and you're like somebody in this now. Oh my gosh. What's your comfort rewatch? Like movie or TV show? What do you rewatch when you just need something familiar? I really like to rewatch Bleak House or Little Dorrit. Oh really? Yeah, I really like those. I don't know what it is about those two. just. . . They're comfort. They are. . . They just make me feel nice. Mine is uh The Middle. Oh yes. That series. I love that series. series is really funny. I just love it. and I just start at the beginning and I just rewatch. What's a celebrity you'd want as a third podcast host? Tom Hanks. From one episode. Tom Hanks, Tom Hanks. It's a celebrity you'd, Jennifer Lawrence. Oh yes, she is a good interview. She would be freaking hilarious. She is such a good interview. Yeah. What's a celebrity you'd be too intimidated to interview? Judy Dench. Oh man. Yeah. She would scare the crap out of me. Yeah. Yeah. Like there's nothing I could ask her that she'd go, that's an excellent question. Mine's very similar. Okay. It's um Helen Mirren. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. Yep. She's right up there. She's. . . I don't know, intense or something. I just, um I would just look like an idiot in front of them. I would just. . . Yeah, I feel like she would get annoyed with me. Yeah, me too. And just be like, I'm not doing this anymore. absolutely. What's a fictional character you relate to more than you should? Hmm, that's a good question. These are all good questions, by the way. This is fun. A fictional character that I relate to more than I should. Like that you're kind of ashamed that you relate to this fictional character. Monica Giller. Oh yes. On Friends. Because she can be selfish and harsh sometimes. And I feel like I see myself. Because then she catches herself. She's like, mean, maybe not. know, like she catches herself. But if that's what she's really thinking. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. I see that a lot. I would say a fictional character. I relate to more than I should. I didn't prepare, as you can see. I thought I would just go at this cold like you do. Well, that's fine, yeah. So, I didn't really think about any answers. um Fiction. I'm trying to think of a character who's kind of stupid. Oh, I know. um Lydia Bennet. No way. Yeah, cuz she's just she's kind of silly and Yeah, and she's yeah, okay boy crazy I wouldn't have guessed that. Yeah, I can totally relate to that aspect of it. Like I wouldn't. And just she's just very uncouth. She says what's on her mind. Yeah, and I'm super uncouth. Like, oh, I'm so fat. ate so much. You know what I mean? Like, she just, she says things that people around her, make people around her cringe. I see. Okay. You know, like my husband, when we're out together around other people, um there's always one moment during the night where I say something and he goes, Brea. Like that. That's my Lydia Bennet moment. Okay. All right. You've convinced me. Yeah. Um. . . What's a fictional character you absolutely do not relate to? Okay. The girl from Confessions of a Shopaholic. Yes. I don't understand that movie. I don't understand that movie. Yes, because you're not a shopaholic. I I loathe shopping. Yeah. Mine would probably be. . . Oh, she's not fictional. You have to say who you're going to say now. I was going to say Julia Child. because I don't like cooking. Yeah, maybe any fictional character that likes cooking. don't get it. I wish I did. Yeah. I wish I could get into it, but it's very utilitarian for me. It's like, let's just get this done. I understand. That's OK. It's not joyful baking either. No. OK. Next category is low stakes opinions. Are you ready? OK. What's the best ice cream flavor? I am a basic bitch and it's vanilla. Oh really? Yeah, I really like vanilla ice cream. Mm-hmm. I like a good butter pecan. Ooh, that is a good one. Or like a caramel, like with a ripple. Yeah. Caramel ripple type thing. I will say, like if we ever go to Brahms and get some ice cream, like a gallon ice cream or half gallon. I do always look for the one that's called Butter Crunch, which is basically Butterfingers. would knock a person down for vanilla ice cream mixed with a crushed up Butterfinger. I think that is the best. I didn't realize we could talk about things that are mixed in with the ice cream. course. That's my favorite then. Yeah, yeah. But it's still vanilla ice cream. It's vanilla ice cream, but it. . . It has a different flavor. Yeah. I do not like chocolate ice cream. I think it's so gross. It gives me a sore throat. It just, I feel like I feel gross after I eat it. There's something in chocolate ice cream. That fake chocolate. not right. Yeah, yeah. Cause it's fake. I guess. It's chocolate flavoring. So, see, that would be the same as it's vanilla with chocolate flavoring in it. Strawberry is vanilla with strawberry flavoring in it. You're right. It's all vanilla. Vanilla all around. What's the most overrated ice cream flavor? Rocky Road. I agree. Who cares about Rocky Road? It's got stupid stuff in it. I know. I don't like marshmallows in my ice cream. No. I like marshmallows, but not in my ice cream. Same. Those only belong in hot chocolate or over a fire. ah Oh, yeah. Or just straight in my mouth. from the bag where they're born. Do you prefer big, big marshmallows or do like the minis? Minis for my chocolate milk, not chocolate milk, hot chocolate. gonna say what? No, that would be so bad. God. Talk to me more about this. Priya, why are you pre-diabetic? You mean I've got to stop putting marshmallows in my chocolate milk? Man! Oh my gosh. Hot chocolate. I like the minis. Yes. But if I'm just going to throw down some marshmallows. Yeah. I like the big ones. Yeah. And I love like that, that stuff that comes in the jar. Fluff. Fluff. Marshmallow fluff. So, I, the only time I've ever had that. is making fudge. Like that's an ingredient in fudge that I make. I've never just eaten that stuff straight. I've never, it's never even occurred to me. You never even tasted it while you're making the fudge? No. What? I know. Oh my gosh. You need to have a Nutella and marshmallow fluff sandwich. On bread? If you want to die. I don't. And go into an Diabetic coma that's what you should do. What kind of bread should I use whole grain? No White bread like Wonder bread. Yeah, do I toast it? Nope. I Don't understand. It's what is it taste like it tastes like kind of like a s'more. Yes. Okay, uh-huh What's the best chip flavor? Like potato chips crisps All right. I really love Jalapeno kettle chips like Miss Vicky's really oh my gosh yes, now that's not my go-to because I Can't eat jalapeno chips very often right? em So, I if I'm like gotta have a standard bag of chips in the house. It's going to be Doritos. Oh, yeah, just nacho plain old nacho Doritos I do like Doritos. Yeah, my favorite chip flavor is Probably seven layer dip Pringles. I've never heard of that before. They're delicious. I also loves me if I'm going with like just a traditional chip. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I like salt and vinegar. uh cannot hack a salt and vinegar chip. I love them. It's it's making my mouth water right now. Thinking about how disgusting they are. Oh. Oh, because I can taste the vinegar. Yeah. I love them. Neshawn loves them too. just can't. Does he eat like a bunch of them and then give you a big kiss? No. Okay. What's the most elite breakfast food? Elite? Yeah, elite breakfast food. I would just say what's the best breakfast food? This is hard because I love breakfast. Man, so many good choices. So, many. I really like a fried egg that's done really well. It's just a little bit runny on top of a very buttered piece of toast. Like just layer them and you just like that. But I also really love French toast. If you do French toast right, I'll love you forever. Yeah, like big thick pieces of toast. I enjoy Eggs Benedict. Oh crap, I it's hard because I'm oh man. Yes eggs Benedict is a that's my most elite breakfast food I would say yeah, that's a blessing of a breakfast. Yeah eggs Benedict with a Bloody Mary Like a spicy Bloody Mary You're right eggs Benedict is top top of the list mm-hmm What's the worst breakfast food? Oatmeal. Yeah, I'm gonna try to think of a worse breakfast food than that. Now I will eat oatmeal, but I never get excited about it. No, it's really not great. And I don't really care for cereal. I'll eat raisin bran like maybe three times a year. You don't like milk. But I don't like milk and so cereal just kind of is like whatever. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'd say the worst breakfast food. Oh. I was going to say grits, I kind of, I came to like grits a little bit. Yeah, I'll just go with grits as the worst. Kiss my grits. Kiss my grits. Um, I also will say I'll get up on a sausage ball. Oh my gosh. Sausage balls. Yes. Sausage balls and orange juice. Oh yeah. With a half of a bagel. Could I be more carbolicious? Oh my gosh. that is like a winter time, like around the holidays. Yeah. Love that's like one of my like super major comfort. What do you put on a bagel? I just like well I Like flavored cream cheese. Yeah to some extent. I really like that honey walnut. Yeah, that's like my face like a sweet cream cheese I Don't have to because I also love Plain cream cheese me too with an ozzy. go bagel. Yes. Yes But I'll shake it up Yeah, I just really love bagels, but I just don't allow myself to eat them because I'll eat a lot of them if they're around me. I can't resist bagels. I just can't. I know. They're really amazing. What's the best time of day? Oh my gosh. Is it a work day? Is it a weekend? Doesn't matter. Okay. I mean, I really like. Driving home. It's like when you ask your kids, what was the best part of your day to day recess? uh Lunch. I like my favorite time of day is when I get home and we're either getting dinner ready or preparing it just like that time back at home. Early evening. Early evening. oh I think the best time of day for me is early, early, early in the morning before anybody gets up. Yeah, I can see that. I love that. Everybody out of my face. I can pretend like I live alone for two hours. That's good. I'm happy for you. It's good motivation for getting out of bed in the morning. Yeah, absolutely. oh, if I get up now, I'll have some alone time. If I sleep longer and I get up at the same time Peyton does to go to school, ugh. Yes. No. then I've got to deal with someone as soon as I wake up. And that is never good for anybody. Okay. What's the worst time of the day? When my alarm clock goes off. Yeah. Uh huh. I hate that alarm clock so much. Yeah. Oh, my worst time of day. Um, when I actually have to start the day. So, you've been up for a couple of hours, you've had your alone time. Yes. And now you've got to actually do things. Correct. Go to your job. Correct. Yeah. Now it's time to get ready. Take a shower. oh Yeah. All the things that like mean that I don't get to do what I want to do anymore. Exactly. Yeah. That's the worst. I agree. And anytime I have to drive on Springfield roads with other people is the worst time of day as well. What's the best day of the week? I mean, I really like Friday. But you still got to go to work on Friday. Yeah, but it's not so bad. Like I get up and I'm like, yeah, I can do this. It's Friday. There's a light at the end of the tunnel. Usually everybody else feels the same way at work. Everybody's in a little bit better mood. There's not as much pressure like for work. Cause you're all winding down. Everyone's winding down. Yeah. I know that is not the case for you. No, is like fire drill after fire drill on Friday. I hate that. I hate that for you because that's not how it should be. Fridays should be slow. oh It's just like, oh hey, I've been working on this all week, now it's your turn. Yes. And like seven people have that same idea. Dumb. Yeah. The best day of the week, I would say, is Saturday. I do like a Saturday. But then Clint doesn't have Saturdays off right now. So, I actually like Sundays just a little bit more. Yeah, yeah. Because we're all, all my chicks are in one place. Yep. I understand that. I know where everybody is. And especially during football season, Sunday is definitely the best day. For sure. What's the worst day of the week? Monday. Or Sunday night. Like around eight o'clock Sunday night. Oh, I just get the, I. . . I don't have a bad job. I really don't. It doesn't matter though. If you're just not feeling it or you're burnt out for whatever reason, it doesn't matter if you have a bad job or a good job or just a mediocre job, just a job job. Yeah. It's just like, it's the worst going through that kind of a slump. Yes. Oh, I hate it. But Mondays are just. . . The worst. So, Sundays can sometimes be the best day and the worst day of the week. I'm pretty good on Sundays really until about six and then I'm just like, well, now I have to start because I have to start focusing on the next day. Yeah. Some people would say, why just wait until tomorrow? But I, that's not how I work. I've got to have it all, you know, like, okay. Yeah. Yeah. I gotta be ready for the week. And that's how Clint is too. He's always looking ahead to the next day. to prepare himself and I'm like, dude, just get up at two o'clock in the morning. That's plenty early enough to uh prepare yourself. It comes early enough. What's the best holiday? I really, really like Thanksgiving. It's my fave. Okay, this or that. Oh, okay. Here we go. These are quick. Ready? Early morning or late night? Late night. Early morning. Sweet or salty? Salty. Salty. Mountains or beach? Mountains. Beach. Dogs or cats? I'm gonna say cats. But I like other people's dogs. Texting or calling? Texting. Texting for sure. comedy or drama? Comedy. Yeah comedy. Road trip or flight? Road trip. Book or movie? oh Movie. Book. Cake or pie? Cake. Yes cake. Cake every time. Sunrise or sunset? Sunrise. Sunset. I like sunrise. All right. I use my good friend Copilot to help me come up with these questions because there's no way I could have come up with all these questions. And this category is called podcast friendly chaos. Of course. Copilot. These are specific to our podcast. OK. Because Copilot knows us so well at this point. Here we go. What's the weirdest thing you've ever Googled on purpose? Oh my gosh. I. . . This is going to be hard. The weirdest thing that I've Googled on purpose. Think back to some of the topics that you looked at yesterday. I would say. . . I think that was from our first episode, the swinging balls thing. Oh my What were those called? It wasn't our first episode. Okay. But it was early on. was swinging poi. Poi? How do you remember that? That was weird. First of all, I saw them in real life and then I looked them up and I was like, I don't get it. Yeah. The weirdest thing I ever looked up on purpose was Collie Man. Agreed. What's the weirdest thing you've googled by accident? Have you ever stumbled upon something that you're just like, oh my gosh, I didn't mean to. Oh, yes, yes, those those angel those angel dolls. Oh, gosh. Do you remember those things? Whoa. Those were weird. And I was sorry that I found them. Yeah. I can't think of anything that I. Google by accident. That's weird. you shitting me right now? I know there have been. that's all you search. Oh, I know, but it says the weirdest thing I've Googled by accident. OK. Most of my stuff I'm looking up on purpose. it's pretty intentional. What are your most boring searches usually about? Like the Ozarks traffic cameras or hours of Macalisters or you know, like how do you spell this word? Because using computers all day long, I'm telling you what, my spelling skills have really taken a hit. Oh yeah. And I used to be a really good speller. So, I'm always looking up how to spell words. Yeah, and words don't look right anymore to No, they don't. So, often I'm like, what? How is that a word? I would say my most boring searches are usually about paying bills or the school calendar. Oh, yeah. I look that up a lot. Here's like, um, Apple watch battery charge not holding. Oh, yes. The technical searches that you, yeah, troubleshooting. Yes. Troubleshooting. What's a topic you'll never cover on the podcast? I don't like to say never. I don't know. I don't know. about sexy fun times? Oh yeah, I probably would not. I probably would not Google and talk about that. No, I can't imagine you covering anything sexy or erotic on the podcast. I'm pretty, I'm pretty like asexual. Do you know what came to my mind first when you asked you that question? Was like I would never talk about my feet ever. Oh, yeah, you don't yeah, you don't I Can't even believe I just brought it up. Yeah, let's just not even talk about it Okay, cuz I will never talk about that not in depth anyway Gosh, probably would never talk about my sex life on the podcast. Yeah, no That's pretty private. Yeah, like, and not just because I might be uncomfortable with it, but because there's somebody else involved. Right. Who doesn't have a say in what I talk about. Yes. If you started a brand new podcast today, what would be the theme? OK, so that was one of my segments that I was going to do that I came up with like several segments. Oh, did you? And so I came up with all different kinds of podcasts. different ones that we could do based on the things that we search all the time. Okay. Okay. So, other podcasts, what this list is, are titles. You came up with titles? Oh my gosh, you put so much more work into this episode than I did. So, I'll read you, this is a whole list. I'll read you the ones that I narrowed it down to. The first one is the Brit boxes. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. The Brit boxes. Got it. uh I thought you'd laugh harder at that one. Sorry. It's It's okay. I get over it. It's funny. uh Mostly beige flags. Yes. What we watch. Yes. That's just, I oh think that's probably what our. . . I think Colleen would definitely tune in. My favorite new podcast is what we watch. No. Speaking of Colleen, another title is Talking to Brea's Sisters. Oh yeah. um VVB allergies! Because we always talk about how busy we are and then we always talk about our allergies. We're delicate flowers. Two haboobs and a whirly ball. Oh. I don't know what the topic of that one would be or what the subject, but I just liked that title. That's very catchy. It's clickbaity. um Let them cook because we're always trying to remember stuff and come up with things. And. . . oh How do you spell that? It's U-G-G-G-H-H-H-H. Oh my gosh. um If I started a brand new podcast the theme would be um There's too many true crime podcasts and I kind of backed off the true crime because I know Because I feel like I've listened or watched everything and now they're all just repeating themselves, which is great I'm glad they're running out of content um But at the same time, it's kind of like there's nobody really doing anything new with it Mm-hmm kind of bored with the format. Oh, you're gonna have to find something else I know so I do like trivia and I like history. Mm-hmm, and I like um I Just like weird stuff like I still like the box of oddities oh and um No such thing as a fish because they just come up with Interesting weird stuff. I like bananas because it's weird news stories and that's funny and the news is so depressing lately that I like funny news. um Word origin, psychology. I could totally do a psychology podcast. I'd be down with that. I wouldn't know what the hell I was talking about. Well, you know, that might be a funny part of it. Maybe it could be a psychology, a comedy psychology podcast. Instead of hidden brain, it would be dumb brain. um What's your podcast episode preparation routine? Okay. Are you ready? I'm so ready. I sit down at my computer and I pull up the, what do you call it? The template, the rundown template. And I create two rundowns and I name them. Correct. This is episode, this is that episode. And so then I break up my to my searches and I list all my searches under, what about this one on both templates. Then I close the second one and I am focused on the first one because I have confused myself before having them both open. I am that dumb. So, I close the second one, the odd numbered one and I work on the even numbered one. And then I go through all of my, But What About This One? And I narrow it down and I decide which one is going to be my search topic. Then I look through my phone because sometimes I will catch like screenshots of facts. oh And so then I work on my trivia question first. So, I start at the top, I put my trivia question in, then I work on my topic and then boom. That's exactly what I do. Of course it is. Exactly. That is so creepy. It is creepy. If I have some that like, it's very rare, but some weeks I'm like, Ooh, but I, Oh, it's hard to like decide which one to cover. So, I'll put that one that I decided not to do that week. I put it in a special file. oh It's called, um, podcast search topic repository. And I save those for rainy days or rainy weeks when I have zero interesting topics. So, my list is called podcast topic cache. Oh, cache or repository. Yes. So, I have some of those as well. lots of time, not lots of times, sometimes if I have one that I can't decide, like, oh, these are both good. I'll just push it to the next episode. I do that too. And So, that doesn't get too outdated. Especially if it's a timely thing. Yep. Yeah. And then I decide, OK, which one of these search topics has not enough information to be like a full search, but would make a good trivia question. Yep. That's hilarious. uh What's the most helpful tool you use when you're preparing for an episode? I've got to have my phone because that's what I do most of my searching on. I've got to have the template. Otherwise I just won't. can't remember. I can't just do it from scratch. I've got to have the template. I can't either. I'm so dependent on that. Yeah. Those are kind of boring answers, but um I I've gotten really dependent on Co-Pilot. Oh, yes. I really have because I've already searched it once and I don't want to search it again. Yeah. So, I just say, OK, here's my topic. I've already looked at it once. Give me a five minute rundown of this and then if there's something that it doesn't say then I prompt it to say more. Because I never really have it write out a whole script. It's all just bullet points. Because I'm like, I'll put my own spin on it. I just need the facts. I do that some time if I'm running out of time. But I really like, I really like writing. I really like writing it out. I think I get so much. uh writing in other parts of my life that I can understand when it comes to that I'm like oh copy paste Let me pay some facts here. What has been the least expected aspect about having your own podcast? What's been most surprising? That we're still doing it. I know, right? I thought I thought I would. And there for a while I was like, I don't think I can do this anymore. Yeah. But we took the summer break and that really helped. I just needed to break. Yeah. I really thought by this point we would be bored with it. Yeah, we'd be like, we're on to the next thing. But I still really enjoy it. That's been the most surprising thing. That's how I am. I am very much a full immersion kind of person. I just get really into something and I'm just into it. And I think I'm like, I might be on the spectrum a little bit when it comes to stuff like that. But then I get like burnt out on it. Yeah. Yeah. I know that about you. I'm like, I don't feel like doing that anymore. which is really scary when you're a writer. And you get that feeling and you're like, I don't think I'm ever gonna have another good idea or I don't think I'm ever gonna want to just sit down and do this again. But it's like, the more you do of it, the more you wanna do it. I think I have a sticker that says that actually. Yeah, the desire to write grows with writing. See, because you get better at it and it becomes more fun. Yes, exactly. um I think the most surprising thing for me has been how much work it is. It is a lot of work. And how much time it takes. Yes. I always surprise myself every time. You'd think after a hundred episodes, I wouldn't be surprised that it takes about three hours to edit the podcast. Yes. I always think I'm gonna sit down and bang this thing out and I'm like, oh my God, it's two hours, I'm still not done. I've started breaking it up into two nights. See, I can't do it. I just have started making myself do that because I wear myself out. Because I've been at work all day. Yeah, I can't do it on a weekday. I eat it. I eat it? No, I don't eat the podcast. I come home and I eat dinner. And then I'm like, okay, I gotta go edit the podcast. And so I go in and I do about an hour and a half. And I stop around eight o'clock. And that still gives me some time to not be sitting at a computer, which I've already done for nine hours or 10 hours. And then I still have some evening to just like recoup, relax. And then I come back the next night and I finish it up. I feel so much better when I do that. I have really streamlined the process and I've gotten really good at this is how I do it. I, you know, I've got my template project. and I just pull the new audio in and then all the other elements are already there and I just have to move them around to where they go but it's still just you have to listen to the whole thing. You do. You can't so now I play it on 1. 25 times speed. See I don't think I could do that. To listen to it. as we go and then I can do it a little bit faster but it still takes me about two and a half hours. don't think I could do that. I did steal your idea and created like I create a template every time. I'm obsessed with templates. It's really it was really a great idea and I feel really dumb for not thinking of it a long time ago. What's something that listeners would be shocked to learn about you? That you're willing to share of course. Hmm gosh, I don't know I think I've shared all the things. I'm so boring Well, they might already know this because we talked about it on the podcast but that you've sung at Carnegie Hall Oh, that's true. I've sung at Carnegie Hall. I've also sung at the Kansas City Performing Arts Center. See? You're not boring I've, that choir that went to Carnegie Hall, I have been in that choir since 1996. 30 years this year. ah Now, when you first started in that choir. Could you even imagine doing anything for 30 years? I didn't think I'd be alive for 30 more years. I was pretty sure I'd be dead at 25. I mean, somebody saying, I've done X for 30 years is something that my parents would say. Yes, it is. That is not something that I would ever have envisioned myself being able to say. No. And now I say it quite often. What would people be shocked to learn about me? I mean, I think of all the, I just have told everybody everything. I think of all the somewhat surprising or maybe gross or. . . interesting things about me and I've already told you. I've already said it all. Maybe they would be surprised to learn that you were a television producer. Oh, maybe. I mean, we've talked about that. You've never specifically said that you were a producer. was a producer. an entire, how many hours long was that TV show? Two. Did it eventually grow to be three? I feel like we started at five and ended at eight at one point. Not when I was there. Oh my gosh. Okay. It was a really long morning show people. was always just two hours for me, but then we also did cut-ins. Maybe it started at 530. I feel like they extended, I know they extended it. I know they did. Yeah, but not when I was there. Lucky. I think they might have been talking about extending it and I said I'm out. I don't blame you. That might have been the straw that broke the camel's back when I was like. . . don't blame you. I left shortly after that. Like, I can't do it. I think it started at 530. We did do an hour and a half, think. Yeah. Oh, no. Two. Two and a half hours? Because we would do six to eight. And I think they extended it to be 530 to eight. I'm almost sure. It's been so long ago now. Anyway, it doesn't matter. I just I blocked that out because it was terrible. She was a TV producer. She was also a tape operator at one point. I was. I was a tape operator. I was a master control operator. That's right. So, were you. A tape. Oh, yeah, I was a master control operator. I forgot about that. Master. I made people call me master. I don't know if you guys know what you're supposed to do in master control when the baseball game runs over, but Nancy Bingaman broke it down by minute. If you are one minute late into programming, this is what you do. Yes. Oh, it always stressed me out. And I got the days of the baseball game. Yeah. Yeah. Cause you worked on the weekends. Yeah. Football was a lot easier because it's a timed sport. And even though it runs over, the networks were pretty good about if it ran over, they would fill up to the next half hour. So, you didn't have to worry about it. You would just be dropping. Baseball just bailed. Yeah, baseball would just be like, well, the game's over, bye. Bye. And then you're scrambling. You're like, what did Nancy say? You've got pages, you're flipping through notebooks. where? I seven minutes. You know what the worst job is for somebody who sucks at math is Master control where you you're not even working in base 10 anymore. You're working in base 60 Everything is 60 seconds 60 minutes. Yep. I was horrible at it. I was constantly miscalculating time and and Screwing things up. Oh man, and then we had those tape decks that you they had the pre-roll on them and You had to time the pre-roll and hit play. okay. You gotta stop talking about You had to one hand on the button. to pull it up and then you had to have your other finger on the tape machine over here, like kind of behind you. Yeah, the humans can't stretch that way. was, yeah, it was crazy. Oh my gosh, sorry, we're both gonna have nightmares tonight. so maybe they'd be shocked to learn that about us, that we were actually competent people at one point. At one point, we were responsible for shit on the air. Yeah. Live. On television. Not recorded stuff. Live, people. But that is where I learned so much about NASCAR. I used to have to run NASCAR all That's something else that's surprising about you, how much you know. Oh, yeah, maybe that would shock people to know, DTH listeners or besties. I bet it would shock you to know that at one time for a very short period, I was kind of into NASCAR because I had to watch it for work. And I would get into it. I mean, there was drama. There was beef between drivers and all kinds of stuff. Yes. I can't even imagine now. Sit down and watch it a freaking NASCAR race. No offense for those of you who like it. um What's something that listeners already know about you, but you wish they didn't? Oh. Probably that I have a thing with feet. oh I should never have shared that. I just don't like feet. I just hate them so much. And it's kind of embarrassing. Why is it embarrassing that you hate them so much? I don't know, because people give me a hard time about it. Um, I don't know. I think it's weirder to really like feet. Well, maybe true. That's maybe true, yeah. I mean, maybe we should all just feel kind of neutral about feet. They're just things that we have. But you know what? I judge people based on their feet. Yeah. Maybe that would shock listeners to know. uh I almost sent you an Instagram reel of a guy who was. . . He was, supposedly the video was him using a tool to weed the garden. But his feet were in it so much and he had really weird feet. Really weird. I'm not talking normal feet. And I feel like he was videoing that on purpose so people would comment on his feet and I almost sent it to you. And it was so gross, I didn't. Damn, I would have loved it. Oh, they were not normal. They were like, that guy was wearing an Egger suit. Yeah. When I was younger, like a kid, I used to attribute, I used to assign um like qualities or attributes to people based on what their feet looked like. Oh my gosh. Like if their feet looked a certain way, I would think. They are, um I don't know, they pick their nose. Or, I know it's so weird, but my brain would make connections between what their feet looked like and what their life was like. Look, I'm gonna be super upset if Colin Firth has gross, weird feet. Because I have a certain picture in my head about him and his life and how he is. And I think he has really nice, unoffensive feet. I bet he's on wiki feet. He probably is. I bet you could find out. Don't meet your heroes, Brea. Don't meet your heroes feet. I'm not looking. And don't you dare send me a picture. Don't look it up and don't send it to What if they're really nice though? I don't want to know. I just choose not to pull at that thread. I'm totally looking that up later. I'm leaving it to the imagination. Oh my He has beautiful feet and that's all there is to it. But if they really are beautiful, don't you want to see them? No, because then I'm the foot person who looked up feet. You're right. I'm still talking about feet. know that the one thing you said you would never cover on a podcast. I'll make you I'll make you talk about it. um What do I I wish that DTH besties did not know how bad my temper is. And how I get fired up so, and I get really judgy when I'm fired up, and I get really mean. I wish that you guys didn't know that. Too late. Because I'm such a people pleaser. Yeah. And so that kind of stuff is like really what I really pushed way, way down. Yeah, yeah. And I really, because I don't like it about myself. And I think that nobody will like me if they know that I'm like that. Well, most people are like that, so. And I really care. I really want people to like me. I mean, it's pathological. oh I think about it sometimes. I'm like, do other people have that in their life? I mean, does that rule their lives as much as it rules my life? I think a lot of people feel that way, yes. Because I'm getting to the point on some things where I don't care anymore. Like, I don't care about Joe Blowout at Dollar General. Right. if he's being a dick. or whatever, I don't mind being a bitch to that guy. Okay, but, and I don't really care about like strangers, but the people I work with and you know, my family and friends and stuff, oh my gosh, I just want everybody to like me. Even if I'm not that jazzed about them, like at work, like my coworkers, I still want that coworker to like me. That is super interesting. It's like, I don't really like you, but you know what, there's not really anybody that I work with though that I'm like, I do not like that person. They might get on my nerves every once in a while because everybody does. I'm just an irritable person sometimes, but there's nobody that I work with that I'm like, oh my gosh, I need that person to not be on the planet anymore. That's good. That's a bonus. And I couldn't always say that. I have worked with many people that I wanted not to be on the planet anymore. I'm not saying how they would leave the planet. Just saying I didn't want them there anymore. That's it. Those are all the questions. That's 50. Oh my gosh. It took for freaking hour. I knew it was going to take forever. That was super fun. It was fun. You had mentioned that you may be doing a little bit um of some call outs to some DTH besties. Yes. Do you have anything that you would like to say to the DTH besties? I have. for our 100th episode. have compiled a list that I think is comprehensive. Excellent. Of everybody that we've shouted out. Oh my gosh. Wow. And I'm really afraid that I forgot somebody. You're worried that they're not going to like you if you forget their name. But just know that if I don't mention you, first of all, I understand it's not going to make or break your day. because this is just a silly podcast. But I have been mentioned, my name has been mentioned on one of my favorite podcasts before. And it is a rush. And it is amazing. And so I feel bad if I forget somebody or miss somebody out. I'm really sorry, but I'm lazy and unorganized. And we do not have producers or interns or assistants. We're doing this all ourselves. Those podcasts where your name got mentioned, those people A, get paid, B, there are other people getting paid that are not on the air that are helping compile that information. Yes. So, do you that if you accidentally miss someone? I know. I just, okay, so here we go. And these are in no particular order, so please don't read into that either. Pennsylvania, Aaron. Heather. Mike of Heather. Rhode Island, Martha. Mike of Heather. Martha B. Couldn't remember her last name, Martha. Dee. Sorry, Martha Dee. Janet F. Beth. Alex J. Steve G. Sawyer. Dory. Garen. Colleen. Timothy. Corey. Andrew. Sean. Mom and Dad Calloway. Sister Erin. Brother Eric. Sean. Another Sean. Clint. Peyton, Caleb, Jackie, Quinny Bear, Hopper, Diane B, Matt W, Mishala? I think we talked So, how you say her name? Michelle. Michelle. I think we've shouted her out before. Maybe. Possible. Okay. Aaron work. Dandy. City Dan. Brittany. Danielle. Jillian. Noah. Nicholas. Brandy. Jessica. W. Okay. Jessica W is a DTH bestie. Oh, she's one of your acquaintances. That's why. Ashley A. And I think there was somebody. that rated and reviewed us a long time ago, along with Diane. But I gotta look it up. I haven't looked at reviews. Penelope Powell. Oh, Penelope? She rated and reviewed us three years ago. Oh my gosh, if you're still listening, Penelope. God bless you. Cor, cor blimey. Okay, if I've missed you, you have my permission to get in touch with us at Delete This History podcast at gmail. com or at dthgals on Instagram and read my ass out. That's right. Do it. Let her know you forgot my name. Like, listen, bitch, I've been with you for 100 episodes. The least you could do is say my name. That's right. Say my name, say my name. And then you can say I don't like you and that will wound me. She might ruin my day. Yeah, she might never come back. Actually, don't do that. Don't do that. But what should people do? People should rate and review us. had stop and think for a second. come on, people. We have done 100 episodes. Yeah. It is time. It's the perfect time. It is. To rate and review us. Let us know. Hey, I've been here for all 100 of these episodes and I'm not going anywhere. Yeah. Or you could be like, listen, the first 50 episodes were amazing. Second 50, not as great or vice versa. Any ratings would be great. I think we have 10 on Apple. More of those would be nice. Still, that's 10 more than a lot of podcasts get. I'll say they're all five stars. La-dee, cause that's, that's because Everything we do is gold, right? Five stars, ten reviews. I'm just saying everything we do is gold. That is true. We have the touch. Manifest that shit. Yeah, that's right. Well, this has been fun. It has been fun. I'm glad we did something a little bit different. Me too. We don't even have a history to delete. We don't have one. Nope. You'll have to tune in soon. Yep. For the next one and then we'll delete some history. Correct. But. You guys still need to stay fresh because you're just a bunch of cheese bags. also, I would like to just say, B'Lai. Delete This History was created, written, hosted, produced, and edited by Brea Brown and Cara Burch. The music by Orkas. 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