Speaker: 0:04

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Speaker 1: 0:22

Welcome, welcome, welcome, everyone. We are back, slipping it in with you. I'm Egan.

Speaker 3: 0:29

I am JJ Matty here.

Speaker 1: 0:32

So I was in a big TV drought when I had COVID because I had kind of gone through everything in my DVR and was watching a lot of Brit Box. But now my DVR is packed full with all the new shows coming back. And I'm slowly getting through it after Houston. And I have to say, I was unexpectedly surprised by On Brand. Oh, I love it. With Jimmy Fallon and Bozeman St. John. Have you guys watched it?

Speaker 3: 0:59

I told Matty about it.

Speaker 4: 1:00

Yeah, I watched the first episode. And I loved it. I did like it.

Speaker 1: 1:04

I can't get it. Like, I watched one, like, oh, am I gonna like it or not? And then I immediately had to keep going and watched all of them that I had.

Speaker 3: 1:11

As soon as I started, I actually I thought because Matty's usually very good, like quick with ideas and things like that. I I just thought about him immediately. And I think I texted you.

Speaker 5: 1:21

Megan just said that today, too. Exactly. Well, you are good with ideas.

Speaker 1: 1:25

Yeah. Yeah. It's basically a show, it's a competitive show where people, the same cast, every episode pitch shows to um brands basically for campaigns, and they have different kinds of themes. They did Dunkin' Donuts, Southwest, KitchenAid. Um big brands. All big brands like that are gonna have big campaigns, and they have different things they're trying to do that they have to pitch to. Yeah, Captain Morgan, which is gonna be a Super Bowl commercial, and they all get to go to Super Bowl on the winning team. Like, yeah, it's really, it's really good. It's interesting, it makes you think, and like it's like seeing some of some are very good and some aren't so good. And then somebody gets kicked off each week.

Speaker 5: 2:11

I I'm shocked to be honest with you, that like when you see her credentials, like why is she doing yeah?

Speaker 1: 2:20

Oh, she's amazing.

Speaker 5: 2:21

I'm surprised she's doing real housewives.

Speaker 1: 2:23

For people who don't know, she's uh Bozeman St. John is like a major, she's been like C CMO of like major companies like Uber, Pepsi, and she was the doing the Pepsi, she was a CMO with Pepsi with the Super Bowl, too.

Speaker 2: 2:38

Yeah, exactly.

Speaker 1: 2:39

I mean and she's now a real housewife of Beverly.

Speaker 5: 2:43

Because I would think like your uh we don't have to get into it too much, but like your personal brand and reputation, like she handles herself really well on the real housewives, but still you're associating yourselves with a franchise notoriously known for like high drama. And I just I just but I mean, like, props to her any all the ways. Like, I good for her.

Speaker 1: 3:06

I kind of think maybe she was in, I don't know. This is me just surmising. Yeah, I feel like potentially she was in surmise. Well, exactly. I think she was maybe like in a semi micro retirement, maybe had left her like recent job, and I think housewives came up, and it's like, why not?

Speaker 5: 3:26

Okay, I think all of that's fabricated.

Speaker 1: 3:29

Well, that's why I said I'm surmising, but now look, now she got this show on as a host with Jimmy Fallon, and I'm sure she's blown up with followers. So, like her whole like social media ability to make money, I bet has just expanded like crazy. And she comes off amazing on this on-brand show. Like, sometimes she'll someone will do a pitch and she like says one thing for a tweak, and it's like, oh my god, that just made it so good. Like, you can tell why she was in the positions she had.

Speaker 3: 4:03

What else you're watching?

Speaker 1: 4:04

Well, I wait, wait, me?

Speaker 3: 4:06

Me, sure.

Speaker 1: 4:07

Okay, why don't we go a little Ron Ron? Sure, go ahead.

Speaker 5: 4:10

I just binged the diplomat. Oh, I'm waiting.

Speaker 1: 4:14

The doctor has me hold up on that.

Speaker 5: 4:16

I do not, I it's popular on Netflix, but I just don't hear mainstream talking about it. It is so oh, I love it. I think it's a great writing is so good. Like, sometimes, like, if you have to have an appreciation for like character development and dialogue and stuff. And like, I know that we live in a world where myself included, like to put a program on and it kind of almost is like in the background while I'm doing something else and I'm multitasking. Like, no, this is not that show. You have to be fully dialed in and watching it because and like to make sure, like, because if you're not paying attention and you're only paying half attention, you're gonna you're not gonna be able to track the storyline, but it's so good. The characters are so good.

Speaker 1: 5:02

I love Allison Janning, yes, and she's the evil new president, right?

Speaker 5: 5:08

Well, it's I wouldn't call her evil, I would just call like I love the conflicted, I would say.

Speaker 6: 5:15

Okay.

Speaker 5: 5:15

Like, I love a very complex character because I think that's kind of um a trend, really. Like, you're not like either or you're not like the hero or the villain, you're just a person that has, you know, like things they struggle with, and sometimes they do this and sometimes they do that, but like, and then her um husband, I don't want to give away like I don't want to know her husband came on, and I at least call him Wilford Brimley. Do you know Wilford Brimley? Yes, he's dead. It's not Wilford Brimley, it's Bradley Whitford. But I get him, it's like the look nothing alike. No, I know, but the names Wilford Brimley, Bradley Whitford.

Speaker 1: 5:57

Well, the the star shows Carrie Russell, so for all you Felicity fans, which I am correct, and she is amazing.

Speaker 5: 6:04

She is unbelievable. And this Bradley Whitford and Alison Janning. Now, this is going back too far, but they were on the West Wing together, so it's they're reunited. So that's that's my binge.

Speaker 3: 6:18

Yeah. JJ Uh, one thing that I just finished um watching because I was like one of the things that I I started and I could not um you know let go was uh Boots and Netflix. Um it's uh it's a story of a gay uh man that goes into the Marines. Um and it's in the 90s. It's actually based on a true story, um, based on the book uh Pink Boots. Um and it's it's so good.

Speaker 1: 6:46

And it's before Don't Ask, Don't Tell.

Speaker 3: 6:48

Correct.

Speaker 1: 6:48

Have you watched it, Megan? No, but I've heard a lot about it.

Speaker 5: 6:51

I have I'm halfway through. Okay. And I I I'm enjoying it.

Speaker 1: 6:54

Yeah, I've heard mixed reviews.

Speaker 3: 6:56

You have? I I I enjoyed it. I uh there were some moments that I loved, there were some moments that I cried. Um it's it it's it's a good good story.

Speaker 5: 7:05

When I was watching it, because I didn't really know much about it, but you know how it appears in like the top 10 list or whatever, I'm like, oh let me check it out. Uh I watched like two episodes and I'm like, I've got to text JJ. This is so JJ right here. He's gonna love this show. It I know you don't agree because we talked a little bit on the sidelines, but like it gave me relation I related to overcompensating, which you loved. I mean, they're vastly different, they are, but at the core, it is like a a man, a young man in his early life trying to come to terms with his sexuality, and he isn't able to actually realize and come out or go on that journey until he leaves his current situation and goes into a new environment, which is either in the overcompensating, it's college, in this, it's the army.

Speaker 3: 8:01

Yeah, I can see that. Uh, I I I I love that when they left it kind of open, and then they do that now with a lot of shows with like, I don't know if we're gonna get season two, but we're gonna leave it like that. And it it kind of not to do any spoilers, but it kind of left like with the hint of like maybe season two.

Speaker 5: 8:20

But if it's not Do you think season two will be called heels or getting heels or maybe?

Speaker 1: 8:27

Well, let me ask you this how you feel about it, like Netflix and the other streamers, where they don't release all the episodes, they just do one or two episodes each week for so many weeks. I'm not a fan of it. I hate it, and especially when I watch like the reality shows, Love is Blind is a huge show for Netflix, and the the most recent season, um basically everything's ended. And if you haven't watched it, you can go binge it all now. But I've been on baited breath like every week, trying to get the new episodes because those shows just flow so quick.

Speaker 3: 9:11

What do you mean by baited baited breath?

Speaker 1: 9:13

Baited breath. Oh my god. Another we do not plan. No, we do not do not. Yes, this is this is Bated Breath is like meaning holding your breath, basically.

Speaker 5: 9:25

Like anticipation. Yeah, correct. Like I'm anticipating, and I'm like, give me more.

Speaker 6: 9:31

Okay, yeah.

Speaker 1: 9:32

To the point, they're like, oh, new episodes drop on Wednesday. So I'm like, perfect. If I'm up at midnight, I can watch an episode before I go to bed.

Speaker 6: 9:40

Jesus.

Speaker 1: 9:40

Or watch it in bed. And no, they don't come out until 3 a.m. So there is a question. Yeah. So I did the research.

Speaker 5: 9:49

You're asking there. You did like if you pause for a second, I will answer it for one minute.

Speaker 1: 9:54

I get all excited because I don't like the format.

Speaker 5: 9:57

But I'm gonna tell you, just like Alison Janning's character, I'm conflicted about it because I, like I said, I binged the diplomat. Yeah, I loved it because I was like so wanting to watch the next episode in the next episode. However, in one week's time or less, I've finished it and I love the show, and now I already miss it. Whereas like I'm also watching a show called Slow Horses on Apple TV, which is great. We won't we don't have to get into it, but like every Wednesday one comes out, so like I kind of like gives me something to look forward to.

Speaker 3: 10:34

It spreads it out, like so I I'm I have the same, I have the same thoughts. Yeah, I like it. I like a binge watch, especially if it's like a lazy weekend, and like I'm like, I but you know, but it but I miss it too.

Speaker 5: 10:48

Almost like have like this sense of like loss when like a show I like so much that I burn through it so fast that I'm like, oh god, I miss it.

Speaker 1: 11:00

Uh I get it, but I want to just get through it, cross it off my list, you do move on because you I mean you're the one of very few that are still using D VRs. Well, correct.

Speaker 3: 11:11

Since we're talking about shows, since we're talking about shows, and um we don't we don't have to talk too much about it and spend too much time on it, but I I one show that actually was surprised that actually got my attention was Special Forces, the new season uh with Teresa and Gia Judice.

Speaker 1: 11:28

Well, Cody Brown is the one reason I wanted to watch it. She's annoying because I'm a big sister wives fan. I've watched it from the beginning, and so when I heard Cody was on there with his crazy hair, I'm like, I kind of wanted to watch it, but it's I don't really love reality shows like that, so I haven't totally intense.

Speaker 3: 11:48

I mean, I I I really enjoy it.

Speaker 5: 11:50

And just women that you mentioned, they are from reality.

Speaker 3: 11:54

New Jersey, yeah. And Gia was also in Next Jack Next Gen NYC.

Speaker 5: 11:59

I watched a season of that before, but I haven't started this one, but maybe I will.

Speaker 1: 12:04

Do you get the sense that the cast hates Cody?

Speaker 3: 12:07

Yes, I do it.

Speaker 1: 12:08

Yes, I love it.

Speaker 3: 12:09

And also Jesse Smollett is the show.

Speaker 1: 12:13

How does he do?

Speaker 3: 12:14

Yeah, how does he? Well, I'm probably not watching it.

Speaker 5: 12:18

Can I ask? Do they he was medically removed?

Speaker 3: 12:21

I'm telling you that.

Speaker 1: 12:21

Oh, I can tell him. You didn't put it as I love him, but you said that makes me want to watch it now, too.

Speaker 5: 12:30

Oh wow, yeah. Like by his own accord? No. Oh, the show. Oh, wow. That is something that is a teaser. I mean, yeah, because I watched, did you guys watch his thing? He's not the only one that was picking. If you haven't watched his little special watch the documentary, isn't that on Hulu? Or was that Netflix? I think that was also Netflix. I think it was yeah, Netflix, yeah. But uh it was interesting. I was well, I had one opinion, and then there's always room for doubt, but whatever. Okay, I'm gonna give you one more thing that I think is trending right now that I found very intoxicating, and that was the perfect neighbor. Also, Netflix. Also, Netflix, yeah. This one is not a series, but rather a like a I would okay, we'll get into it. It's like a documentary, but asterisk. So I, as you all know, I get into true crime and documentaries, docuseries. I think this takes this is a little bit of a different take on it, and I do think it's gonna, because of the popularity of it, I think we're gonna see more of it. So basically it's about an hour and a half, and it is I would say 90 to 95% of it is actually stitched together uh police cam video. But they've done it in such a way that it tells the story, and they have great like editing and sound mixing and mu like like not music, but like instrumental music in the background that like builds the tension and all of this stuff, and it takes you on a journey in a roller coaster of emotions, and um, it's really heartbreaking, actually. But it's I mean, I'll just it's far she's far from the perfect neighbor, but she refers to herself as as in one um in one of the inner changes with the police officer. She's like, I'm basically the perfect neighbor. Yeah, I'm very quiet, and like, and I think we've all she did like well, and girl, uh she's uh not so much, but like I'm sure we've all had some crazy neighbors, but this neighbor is you know, it doesn't add yeah.

Speaker 3: 14:46

I left it as at a very emotional point. Yeah, and I'm like, I just had to turn it off and yeah, take a moment from it. Um, but she's really far off.

Speaker 5: 14:54

But I do think we're gonna see more. Like, I again, I think, hear me now. This is me, Matty, making a prediction that we're gonna see more because the genre is so popular, just true crime, that I think we'll see like the the popularity of this, like all police officers nowadays have to hit record as soon as they have to.

Speaker 3: 15:17

I that's something I was actually asking you, yeah. Um, if it was required or not, because of the whole and and it's done so well. Because at first I'm like, oh, this is going to be like a little bit too much of like movement, but it's pieced together. Right.

Speaker 5: 15:34

So I think we'll see it in a situation where there is similar situation, like this lady, where like a perpetuating issue, because otherwise it's a crime happens, the camera's on, and that is only gonna take up five minutes. But like in this situation, this spanned over the course of years. And so I think there's gonna be some more of that, but that uh yeah, that that's what I'm watching.

Speaker 1: 16:02

Okay, well, it sounds great. Something I'm not watching, but it's huge right now. It's on Netflix, is K-pop Demon Hunter.

Speaker 5: 16:09

Oh my god, yeah. I this is this is probably taking the number one spot away from the diplomat.

Speaker 1: 16:16

I can't oh yeah, it's one of the top shows, and it's like a top costume for like little girls, like teen or pre-teen girls.

Speaker 3: 16:25

Music, like I hear everywhere. Gen Alpha. Gen Alpha.

Speaker 1: 16:30

It's total Gen Alpha.

Speaker 5: 16:31

Yeah, they love it so much.

Speaker 1: 16:32

Well, speaking of Gen Alpha, do you know like what years Gen Alpha is?

Speaker 5: 16:39

I do think so. I mean, you know that generations are not like set in stone, but like we're in it. People getting born today. If you were born, if you get born today, you're Gen Alpha.

Speaker 1: 16:52

Yeah, but it started.

Speaker 5: 16:53

But you can also be 2010, yeah. You can also be 15 years old today in Gen Alpha. So it's like two, like to your point, yeah, 2010 to 2025, and we're still.

Speaker 1: 17:04

So if you're born today, they are we don't know the end date yet.

Speaker 5: 17:06

They are the signs because it's all based on society and culture and trends, and like I don't like it's they're suggesting that 2026 will turn into a new generation, but we are in Gen Alpha.

Speaker 1: 17:24

But well, I have to say, I'm hearing lots of crazy words that I don't know that are coming from the Gen Alpha people, kids that um I'm trying to get an under understanding on. So for any of our Gen Alpha slippers out there who are listening, we want you on to discuss these words and texting codes because it's a struggle for me to figure out what they do.

Speaker 3: 17:51

I hope that they're listening with the permission of the parents.

Speaker 5: 17:54

I do hope there's some parental guidance happening.

Speaker 3: 17:57

There was back in May, there was actually a professor that got viral because his whole commencements, commencement speech was all with Alpha Lingo. Oh yeah.

Speaker 5: 18:08

Wow. Yeah, they it is interesting to me because I mean, I think every generation has their slang terms in lingo, but this generation seems to just be making a lot of shit up. And I or taking an existing word that means one thing and completely just being like, nope, we're gonna make it mean something else. But so we did a little, I mean, let's not let's be transparent. We did a little research, and we each came up with what we thought was an interesting one to bring to the table. Love it or hate it, we're not sure, but we're gonna get into it.

Speaker 3: 18:44

Well, my favorite one is like we yes, we did some research, but actually kind of experienced it myself because I went and I am typically the you know, I would say the favorite gunkle for many of our you know, kids' friends.

Speaker 5: 18:56

Oh, is that a dick to me?

Speaker 3: 18:58

No, I think I think that the kids gravitate. We talked about this.

Speaker 5: 19:02

Right. I would prefer they gravitate too.

Speaker 3: 19:05

So I was invited to be with one of our you know, couple of our friends and their kids, and some of them, I think all of them are gen alpha.

Speaker 5: 19:14

Yes, all of them. And they were no, they can be if one's driving.

Speaker 3: 19:18

Oh yeah, they're all 15 and uh and down.

Speaker 5: 19:21

Yeah, you can drive at 15.

Speaker 1: 19:22

Yes, because it's a permit, it's a learner's permit.

Speaker 3: 19:25

As long as it's an adult, like yeah, so it's not a real like six seven, you know.

Speaker 5: 19:30

Oh, oh, it's there we go. Is that your word? Six seven.

Speaker 3: 19:32

Yeah, that is like it was just like crazy. You know, we went to like this um Halloween uh theme um park type of thing, and they just wanted everybody to just say six seven, you know?

Speaker 5: 19:46

It's just like arms are going up and down as they're over there as they should be.

Speaker 1: 19:53

I've seen it in text, I've seen it online, I've seen it on Instagram, I've heard it. Like I've seen it in the bedroom.

Speaker 5: 20:01

I've seen six seven in the bedroom.

Speaker 1: 20:03

In the bedroom? That's 69.

Speaker 5: 20:08

Well, there's a six seven.

Speaker 3: 20:09

You're not picking up what I'm laying down, but six inches or seven inches.

Speaker 1: 20:13

Oh god, sorry. Well, my mind is not in the gutter, like the two inches. Doo-doo by Skrilla.

Speaker 3: 20:22

Yeah. Skrilla. So that's my favorite. I don't know. Well, I mean we can't give them more. I don't think I've ever used it.

Speaker 5: 20:28

I mean, we're gonna hold on, we're gonna do six of them or seven.

Speaker 3: 20:32

Six or seven.

Speaker 5: 20:32

We're gonna go around the table and do two each, which is six, seven-ish. But and we're gonna have to do it quick to get through them all. But this one, I think, is the most prevalent right now. And like over already the alphas are mad at all the other generation. We're like, we're gonna move on. We're gonna move on because as soon as you like it, we're done. We're on to eight, nine. But let's talk a little bit more about it. What so it's it means nothing, basically.

Speaker 1: 21:00

Exactly. And it was in the song by Skrilla, but he kind of just referenced it. People say it could be he grew up on 67th Street in Philadelphia. It could mention whatever, but any they took somebody took this.

Speaker 5: 21:15

The basketball player's height, too.

Speaker 1: 21:18

That's because they took it. Yes, so they took the song and used it in a meme about a basket player because a lot of basket players basketball players. Sorry, basketball players, because a lot of basketball players are six, seven. Well, here's five four from there, it just kind of evolved because these memes were so crazy. So they just use it for anything, and it's honestly sort of this like fake game that Jen Alpha are using to just get people to say six seven.

Speaker 5: 21:53

Right. Okay.

Speaker 1: 21:54

And so it's kind of also like like what time are we gonna have dinner?

Speaker 5: 21:58

I don't know.

Speaker 1: 22:00

Great, like, yeah, like that. I mean, I kind of like it. Like you were, JJ, the story you were telling, you were at this Halloween event at Greenfield Village, and the kids were just going up to like the characters, yeah, trying to say get them to say six seven, and the performers it was a vampire in a coffin, yeah. And he clearly said, I'm not gonna do it, I'm not gonna do it. So, like kids have been already coming up to him all night long, trying to get him to do six seven. And he did it, it has no relevance, it means nothing. If you see it, it's just kind of like nothing or okay. It really has no meaning.

Speaker 2: 22:34

Six seven.

Speaker 1: 22:35

Wow, well, a meaning that our word that I like like and think I might just use is no cap. Because one, I love to use all caps. I know it's angry, so I don't use it rarely. That's somebody that's on brand. Sometimes I like just to like highlight it, but no cap means no lie, true that, which I use a lot in my normal language. So true that a lot. I use it a lot we can do.

Speaker 5: 23:02

True dat or true that true that I couldn't use, I sometimes use true dat.

Speaker 1: 23:07

And it also means I'm not exaggerating. So, like for me, no cap is even shorter than true that. So, like I can see because I use true that a lot. So, no cap I can see.

Speaker 3: 23:18

So, from now on, from you're telling a story, you like you tell the story with all your details, and then you're like no cap.

Speaker 1: 23:23

No cap.

Speaker 5: 23:24

And that means no exaggeration.

Speaker 1: 23:27

No, that means oh well, it does. I'm not exaggerating, no lie, true that it means all those.

Speaker 5: 23:33

Okay, yeah. No, my my one of my favorites right now is not a word, but a little phrase. What is it?

Speaker 1: 23:39

It's put the fries in the bag, which I love, and I just can see myself using that.

Speaker 5: 23:45

I if you listen to the last episode and Megan was talking about her travel, I said, we need to land the plane, yeah. Like, like that's this this is that move along. It's like, oh my god, enough. Put the fries in the bag. We gotta go. Like, we gotta go. I love it. Put the fries in the bag. Oh my god. So I'm gonna be like, can we just put the fries in the bag? Yeah, in the bag, put them in the bag, put the fries in the bag. Yeah, so you're gonna hear that from me.

Speaker 1: 24:17

I'm I'm all for it. I enjoy it because I also like a fry.

Speaker 3: 24:21

I do like your fry too. Another uh phrase or word that I like was eight.

Speaker 5: 24:27

As in six, seven, eight.

Speaker 3: 24:28

No, it's funny. Did I have the six seven and also eight? No, eight as an A-T-E.

Speaker 5: 24:34

Oh, okay.

Speaker 3: 24:35

It's like when something is good, that ate.

Speaker 5: 24:38

Oh, like she ate the dance floor.

Speaker 3: 24:40

So the show boots eight. Yeah, it's a good one.

Speaker 1: 24:44

I'm sure I like it.

Speaker 5: 24:45

You know like what, the word or the show?

Speaker 1: 24:48

I don't see myself saying eight.

Speaker 5: 24:49

That ate. I like like I've heard it before. Like, yeah, wow. That performance, she ate that. How do you feel about that?

Speaker 1: 24:59

That's you're adding words that Jen Alpha doesn't. They just say eight.

Speaker 3: 25:03

She ate it. They don't they don't, yeah, they don't they just say eight. Shoot.

Speaker 1: 25:08

Yeah, you're become you're making it old with the words you're adding. So I'm gonna be like you're making it a sentence. See her, she's eight.

Speaker 3: 25:15

No, she's like eight.

Speaker 1: 25:16

You just say eight. Oh, I just say eight. Yes, yeah.

Speaker 3: 25:19

Oh, really?

Speaker 1: 25:20

Yes, all right.

Speaker 5: 25:21

Well, um the more you know, better the more you know.

Speaker 1: 25:23

Well, a word that I might use also is mid, which means okay, or just like middle of the row, basic.

Speaker 4: 25:33

Oh, I like that.

Speaker 1: 25:34

So you could just say mid. You don't add words around it, you just say mid.

Speaker 5: 25:38

But I wanna.

Speaker 1: 25:38

No, that makes you old. You gotta just say mid.

Speaker 5: 25:41

You cannot ain't okay. Let's try mid in a sentence then. Like that show was mid, yeah.

Speaker 1: 25:47

Or no, you just say that's mid. I wanna give context.

Speaker 3: 25:50

No, we have to go into like the perfect neighbor. It's like I would be like mid.

Speaker 1: 25:55

Yeah, correct. It's a one-word word.

Speaker 3: 25:58

I'm just you asked.

Speaker 1: 25:59

You would say eight.

unknown: 26:01

Yeah.

Speaker 1: 26:01

If someone said if you've seen perfect neighbor, you'd say eight. All right, you put the prize in the bag, and I would say mid.

Speaker 5: 26:09

Okay. All right, here's my last one that I particularly like as a Michigander, which is what we're called.

Speaker 1: 26:17

Yeah.

Speaker 5: 26:17

Is so Ohio.

Speaker 1: 26:21

Or just Ohio. Or just Ohio. But no, so Ohio is part of like it is like the alphas use so Ohio or sometimes just feel like perfect. And you know what it means?

Speaker 5: 26:34

It yeah, like uh not interested. Cringy, weird, weird, correct, absurd, bizarre, sounds like um chaotic or off-kelter. Oh, maybe who do you know that's I have so much to say right now?

Speaker 1: 26:49

I just love that it's Ohio, it's not Michigan.

Speaker 5: 26:51

But who do you love that might be from there that's cringy and weird and JD man? Oh, I'm sorry. Did I did I take you off?

Speaker 3: 27:01

I have so much to say right now with the Ohio. Oh, what is what's going on?

Speaker 5: 27:08

Do we need awful parental warning? It's are you gonna tell the yeah?

Speaker 1: 27:13

This is gonna be a big right turn.

Speaker 2: 27:14

Well, it's Ohio related, so I have to involve fingers.

Speaker 5: 27:19

Yes. All right, here's what's gonna happen. We need to take, we're gonna about we're about to take a hard right. So we are like gen alphas, if you are listening and we cater to all audiences, you may want to go back to your gaming at this time.

Speaker 2: 27:36

Or the TikToks.

Speaker 5: 27:37

And if parentals are in the room, can I say parentals? Yeah. Yeah.

Speaker 1: 27:43

Um parentals, it works.

Speaker 5: 27:44

You might want to turn it off in about six, seven seconds.

Speaker 3: 27:50

Well, talking about Ohio, I'm gonna I'm gonna put a finger right there. Put it.

Speaker 5: 27:55

There is a couple of weeks ago.

Speaker 3: 27:59

A couple of weeks ago, um, as Matty knows, Megan and I were big Radio Andy fans. And um our my Zaddy, Andy and John, they were talking about they were in the show, and there was a client. On Andy Conn Live, yeah. So there's this lady, Stacy. Yeah, she called in.

Speaker 1: 28:20

From Ohio.

Speaker 3: 28:21

From Ohio, and she is trying to disguise her voice.

Speaker 5: 28:26

Yeah, yes, the clip is hilarious.

Speaker 3: 28:28

And Andy and John are trying to understand what she's trying to say, and she's like, Well, I'm gonna tell you about the secret, and there is a secret, a secret Ohio fingering club.

Speaker 5: 28:42

Okay, this is the point where I said, like, it's gonna get very pointed.

Speaker 3: 28:48

Andy and John, like, their raider came up, like right now.

Speaker 5: 28:50

Well, they're like, ma'am, I think you're mumbling.

Speaker 1: 28:52

Yeah, they're like, We can't underhear you. She's like, Jesus, John, I'm trying to disguise my voice.

Speaker 3: 28:59

So apparently in Ohio, there is this secret fingering club that people You're saying fingering. Fingering, yeah. Fingers. Yeah. So people this place is like on like behind a restaurant.

Speaker 1: 29:13

Behind a restaurant in a building in the basement.

Speaker 3: 29:16

Yeah.

Speaker 1: 29:17

Sounds but we don't know what city. I have my thoughts.

Speaker 5: 29:20

Do you think it's a uh municipal building?

unknown: 29:23

It could be.

Speaker 1: 29:24

I don't know. Andy wouldn't let her tell the city, but I think it's Cleveland, Cincinnati, or Columbus.

Speaker 5: 29:29

I think it's a small city. It's one of the cities, it's perfect for fingering. Well, they meet three times a week.

Speaker 3: 29:35

Three times a week. They go in and they just finger any hole.

Speaker 5: 29:40

Right. Including ears. But I do love that when they ask the question, he's like, Well, how often do y'all get together? She's like, only three times a week.

Speaker 4: 29:51

And he's like, Oh, like that's a lot of fingering going on.

Speaker 3: 29:56

Some people you can finger or you can just be fingered. Yeah.

Speaker 5: 30:00

You don't have to actually you can be a finger er or a finger e. Yeah. Stacy. Can you be a finger voyeur? A finger voyeur.

Speaker 1: 30:10

I think so. Like Stacey said she's well, she didn't say where she'd been fingered, but she said she did. She said she's not a finger. Oh, she's never been fingered, but she's only fingered a mouth.

Speaker 5: 30:22

A mouth, yes. Correct.

Speaker 1: 30:24

But she's gonna go quite often. So I question that she's just monitoring the fingering or what?

Speaker 5: 30:30

I've said this before. Like as a single person, no kids, no animals. I don't have a lot. I can't find time to like do a special pet project, let alone get fingered three times a week. I just don't. I mean, where do you like one? You're like Monday, Wednesday, Friday fingering club. I don't get it.

Speaker 1: 30:53

The details. But Stacy, we want to hear from you. So if you're a-if you're a slipper, please reach to out, uh reach out to us. Or God, anyone else in Ohio who knows about these fingering clubs, we want to hear from you.

Speaker 3: 31:07

I'm sure that if there is one, there's multiple secret clubs.

Speaker 5: 31:11

Oh, the niche, the niche type of Did you have something you wanted to finger?

Speaker 1: 31:16

Well, no, I'm just thinking like Secret Service, don't listen, but like, did JD Vance blonde? Oh, okay.

Speaker 5: 31:24

Jesus, we're gonna get fucking pulled off the air.

Speaker 1: 31:27

He can't pull us off. It's all legend. We don't know. We're asking a question.

Speaker 3: 31:32

Stacey, there is an extra mic for you if you are open for an interview.

Speaker 5: 31:36

And we can we can blur your voice if you can.

Speaker 1: 31:39

Yeah, we have a voice modifier. Yeah, yeah, with our equipment. If not, we'll get one. So you don't need to do what you did on Radio Andy.

Speaker 5: 31:46

Yeah, we don't need any demonstrations. Um, but like the speaking of niche little clubs, do you guys have you ever watched the show? It was on Showtime, wasn't it, Megan?

Speaker 1: 31:57

Real sex, yeah.

Speaker 5: 31:58

Real sex. And there was one, it's just like no, it was uh HBO. HBO, okay, yeah. Let's give credit where credit is to HBO. And it was all around like fetish sexual things. Like there was a guy that wanted to always wear diapers and be treated like a baby and sleep in a little pig, a little not pig pen, plate pen, but I mean like seriously. Yeah, but the one that I always gravitated towards and just was fascinated with, it was like I think they called it pony play or equestrian something. Yeah, yeah, pony, yeah. Echo something.

Speaker 2: 32:34

Equa furries.

Speaker 5: 32:35

Oh my god. JJ. They would here's what they would do they would buy, I don't know where you get these. I guess uh Amazon, maybe you get these little hooves.

Speaker 1: 32:44

Amazon didn't even exist, I think, when we saw this. It was back in college, but they found them. They found them.

Speaker 5: 32:50

Yeah, they would just get little hooves, hooves, but hold on, they would do a hoof, so you your hands became hooves, and then you would get a a big pony that you would like wear as like a belt, so like the tail of the horse, and then you wear a mane, and you would you would clop around the yard and be like, Yeah, it was it was and they would ride each other. I'm like, I I again it's like bless you for your passions.

Speaker 3: 33:25

Yeah, this kind of goes into like the bronies, yeah.

Speaker 1: 33:28

The bronies, yeah, which is what when I first heard about bronies, I thought that's what they were, these horseplay people.

Speaker 5: 33:34

Oh no, bronies is a bronies is a club. Bronies is more pastel, no?

Speaker 3: 33:38

It is, yeah. It is, you know, men tell our listening audience. Men that like, you know, to watch together, sometimes by themselves. Uh, but it's a brony club. They watch pink My Little Pony, My Little Pony porn cartoons. Oh, it is.

Speaker 1: 33:56

No, I thought it was regular My Little Pony. I thought it was oh, you're saying it's porn?

Speaker 3: 34:01

It's porn. It's porn.

Speaker 1: 34:02

Chat GPT didn't say it.

Speaker 3: 34:04

Is it pony porn? It is my little pony. My little pony porn. Yes.

Speaker 5: 34:08

Are you sure that it's not just they're getting aroused by regular porn? I can see my sister right now. Hi, sister. She's like, Jesus, I've got my little pony porn.

Speaker 1: 34:18

Yes, 100%. Okay. All right. That's news to me. So these brony, what are they?

Speaker 5: 34:23

We're doing group viewing parties. It's a club. Yeah. It's a club.

Speaker 1: 34:27

These clubs, I mean, who would have thought?

Speaker 3: 34:30

I think they're everywhere. If there is a brony listening to us, we can be bronies.

Speaker 5: 34:35

Here's what we need. We need bronies, we need finger bangers, and then, oh, by the way, we need gen alphas. Talk about censorship. We're gonna get pulled all again.

Speaker 1: 34:47

Sendy.

Speaker 5: 34:48

But we can another gen alpha.

Speaker 1: 34:50

That's gen alpha words, Sendy.

Speaker 5: 34:52

Oh, I thought you said Sunday. I'm like, girl, no, I don't do anything on Sunday.

Speaker 1: 34:55

Sendy means go for it.

Speaker 5: 34:56

Yeah. Sendy. Sendy. We're going for it. We're sending. Sendy a message to us. Sendy a message.

Speaker 3: 35:03

Don't put it in a sentence, man.

Speaker 5: 35:05

Oh, I can't. I it's just my go-to. Sandy. Oh right.

Speaker 1: 35:10

Well, with that, I think before we get into more trouble with this current administration and the Secret Service, we need to get into some product.

Speaker 3: 35:19

Yes. And I have one perfect because with all these clubs and this fingering and all that. I think this is just like a need for people to just like it's cuffing season coming up. So people just like want to cozy up, warm up those fingers. Jesus, this is awesome.

Speaker 5: 35:40

Struggle transition, bro. Go for it.

Speaker 3: 35:42

Well, I I wanted to, you know, bring in a product that I really, really love. I was introduced to it uh last year for my birthday uh by my one of my best friends. Um, and she actually gave me a Sunday Citizen blanket the snug blanket hoodie. Sunday Citizen is known by the snug. Snug, yeah, snug uh blanket hoodie.

Speaker 1: 36:06

Yep.

Speaker 3: 36:06

Uh Sunday Citizen is known by their blankets and their bedding, and it's very little like apparel that they have, but they created this.

Speaker 5: 36:16

Would you how many apparel would you say they have? Five, six, seven? Six, seven.

Speaker 3: 36:22

Probably around that. Sorry, baby. Um, but they're Megan.

Speaker 5: 36:25

Did you get it?

Speaker 1: 36:27

I heard I'm not a fan of six, seven, so I'm avoiding it.

Speaker 5: 36:30

I'm trying to work it in for you.

Speaker 3: 36:32

Yeah, but this is what they call the ultimate wearable blanket hoodie. Okay. It's very cozy. Uh Matty knows that you know, when the season comes in, I come in with my little, you know, blanket hoodie, and he's a little jealous about it. Hundred. Yeah. And yeah, I I think it's it's nice. It's cozy, is, is, is, is wearable. It's a little bit on the larger side that which someone's shocking for you to wear because you've got that.

Speaker 1: 37:02

Yeah, exactly.

Speaker 3: 37:04

Sometimes I wear it with a short short.

Speaker 1: 37:06

And it looks like a little dress.

Speaker 5: 37:08

Correct. He's talking about fetish. It looks like a little baby doll girl walking around the house. No cap. No cap. Bad. I mean, he can't, he another show we didn't talk about, Survivor. Yeah. We get together, and so we'll save it, but like, great, loving it. JJ and I get together every Wednesday for Survivor. And when you came over this week, in my mind, I'm like, I bet that Citizen, what's it called? Sunday Citizen. Sunday Citizen's gonna show up. And I love it. I love it. I've tried it on. I love the look of it. I tried to buy it last year. It was sold out.

Speaker 3: 37:42

Yeah, it was sold out.

Speaker 5: 37:42

Last year it sold out.

Speaker 1: 37:43

It's on our Linktree and it's available. So you can buy it by the Linktree app. We also I put a couple Amazon dupes on the Linktree.

Speaker 5: 37:51

Oh, can you give the can one of you give the price of what is it?

Speaker 3: 37:55

It's $98.

Speaker 5: 37:56

Correct.

Speaker 1: 37:57

Well, $110 at Nordstrom.

Speaker 3: 37:59

Oh, but if you go to Sunday City?

Speaker 1: 38:01

Jesus Christ. It's on our Link Tree.

Speaker 5: 38:03

Is there a racket involved? Can you get a six seven percent back? Or no? Yeah.

Speaker 3: 38:08

I don't think. Maybe six seven.

Speaker 1: 38:10

They don't usually work with independent.

Speaker 5: 38:12

I'm would you can I ask you a question? Would you get jealous or upset if well I think this is a question in general. Like, I see it, I love it. What if I buy it and I have the same one? Does that because they don't they to your point, they don't have like a lot of variety. So if I started to have the same one, would that be okay?

Speaker 2: 38:33

Six, seven. No, I'll be fine.

Speaker 3: 38:37

I'll be fine with that.

Speaker 5: 38:38

It's their different colors. They are different colors. JJ's rocking a charcoalish gray. Which I love. Which I love as well.

Speaker 1: 38:44

I think that's the coal color.

Speaker 3: 38:46

The coal color, yeah.

Speaker 5: 38:46

And I would like what else you got? Are you on the Nordstrom color? Probably there's a tan, a Bayesian tan.

Speaker 3: 38:53

They are. I know that Megan put some the dupe ones on the um uh our Link tree, and I know that they might be a little bit not as expensive at this one. I have to say that I've seen others, and it's not really that the more mid. Yeah, they are more mid. They are mid for sure.

Speaker 1: 39:11

It's just off-white and coal.

Speaker 3: 39:13

Okay.

Speaker 5: 39:13

Oh, well.

Speaker 1: 39:14

I and off-white is not great for me with because I'm very I I think I mean it's not like you're gonna wear these out to the bar, so I think it's fine to have matching because you're just gonna be laying around the house when you wear them. Okay, well, these are not going out outfits.

Speaker 3: 39:31

Yeah.

Speaker 1: 39:32

Pure and simple.

Speaker 3: 39:33

Yeah, they just have it's it's they have their signatures.

Speaker 5: 39:36

I will totally go to the grocery store with that because I actually like presenting myself as a casual, carefree, homebody. I want you to catch my vibe at the grocery store.

Speaker 1: 39:52

Well, that might work, but it's a little extra large, so you're gonna be hard pressed to find a coat to go over.

Speaker 5: 39:59

I'm gonna order that.

Speaker 1: 39:59

Yeah, but it's still big. So again, unless you have an extra large coat.

Speaker 5: 40:03

What is that? It's a one-size.

Speaker 1: 40:05

Oh, and unless you have an extra large coat, it's not fitting over there.

Speaker 5: 40:09

Have you found a new tailor? I'll have them take it in. Oh, I did.

Speaker 1: 40:12

Thanks to one of our slippers, I've got a tailor. Yeah. Well, there you go. Great. All right.

Speaker 3: 40:16

But yeah, it's a Sunday Citizen um snuck, blanket, hoodie. Um, you can get it at Arn Link Tree. I recommend it, especially for season.

Speaker 1: 40:27

One size fits all.

Speaker 3: 40:28

Yeah.

Speaker 5: 40:30

For men and women. Yeah. One size fits many. That's it's better. Yeah. All right.

Speaker 1: 40:37

Well, with that, I think we're gonna slip it in and pull it out. My slip it in is I love to bring on the face. Matty's house that I need to get rid of.

Speaker 5: 40:50

There we go.

Speaker 1: 40:51

Whether it's drinks that I'm not drinking and don't like, whether it's snacks that I'm like, I need to get rid of these. I'm like, well, I know at least JJ will be there. It's kind of like a party. Sometimes I hope someone else might pop over, and I'm like, then it's like I've got a reason to bring this stuff, and then I just leave it and go home. But I also bring my trash because my city has strict trash rolls. So half the stuff I need to throw out, I can't. So I do bring a lot of trash over. I yes, that's my slippery, and I just love it. We made it earlier tonight.

Speaker 5: 41:28

Like you're just bringing it up. I feel like I just set you up for your older backs of you got in there. It's true because the trash you bring is some of it's curbside, some of it's in my fridge. Yes. I like you bring shit over, and then it's like it's like I am, I feel like I'm the test kitchen. It's like, here's what I it's totally the best.

Speaker 1: 41:54

Well, sometimes I am buying a new drink or something that I bring in for the first time, and then I try it, might be a six-pack. I try one, I don't like it. I'm not taking it with me.

Speaker 5: 42:04

Would you say tonight when you came in through the door, did you have two to three bags, four to five bags, or six to seven? Well, six to seven.

Speaker 1: 42:13

Let's make some two trips. I needed two trips, which is very abnormal because I am a let's get it all in one trip. But in this case, I had all of the podcasting equipment. I had JJ's birthday presents, I had snacks, I had drinks, I had all sorts of business. So this was an abnormal day because I had extra. And I would say Well, and I also had stuff I bought at the store that I needed to keep it.

Speaker 5: 42:42

I would say a quarter of that shit is gonna stick around and I'm gonna have to fuck around.

Speaker 1: 42:46

Not at all. No, I threw the shit out that I didn't. All right.

Speaker 5: 42:50

All right. She's she made a good point.

Speaker 1: 42:52

So my what is your pull out? My pull it out is. I have a question first with the pull it out. What do you think is a proper return policy? How many days?

Speaker 5: 43:02

30 days. It depends on the product for me. Okay, like electronics versus clothing. I'm gonna have two different things. Okay, what are their two amounts? I think with clothing, 30 days. Uh-huh. With electronics, 90 days. Okay, and then on top of that, warranties are in place, but like store returns, 30 versus 90.

Speaker 1: 43:24

Okay. I agree. To me, I I think commonplace 30 days is like kind of standard. Now you have places like Amazon, they give you your specific time frames, but they're usually 30 days or more. Nordstrom has like a year, like you have a whole year to return stuff, which is amazing, which is why I love buying from them.

Speaker 6: 43:43

Yeah.

Speaker 1: 43:43

Anyway, but like if if you buy some address, let's say, at the end. I think 30 days is reasonable at the tightest.

Speaker 5: 43:51

Like, I don't think eight months in, you're like, I'm gonna return this. Like, I don't think that's fair to the retailer, even though I do think generous generosity when it comes to like return policies, I support.

Speaker 1: 44:01

So I'm always assuming 30 days. So anyway, I'm calling out this company because I'm so irritated and pissed with them. It's form science. Now they went viral. I don't know what that company is form science makes posture correcting, bras, shirts for men, other functions, bras, bras for women, shirts for women, and shirts for men. Do you have a posture issue? Well, I'm always trying to, I like to have better posture, so I'm always thinking about it. So I'm like, oh, this product, their bra, went viral when Trailer Swift was training for the Ares tours. She got pictured wearing the form bra. And so it kind of went viral. So I read about it. I'm like, oh, that would be helpful. I ordered it. I wasn't a big fan of the product, but my mom also wanted it. I ordered it for a gift for her. The one she got, she didn't love. It was gaping, whatever. So I'm like, let me order the other.

Speaker 5: 45:01

I'm gonna need you to put the fries in the bag.

Speaker 1: 45:03

I am. I'm putting the fries in the bag. Let me go. So I ordered her a new version of it so she could compare the two. She liked the second one. I go to return the last one. No, they won't return it. It's a 21-day policy.

Speaker 6: 45:18

21 days.

Speaker 1: 45:19

And I said, hey, look, when the by the time I got this, like, and I did this whole exchange, I bought a second one. Like, I think you should return it. And they're like, no, no, can't do. I said, well, that's the worst policy I've ever heard. I will not purchase from you again. And I'm calling you out on my podcast. So go try form science if you want. I don't think it fixes your posture. And I'm irritated with them. And I would say stay away. But if you want to buy it, go to our Linktree. We've got it on the Link Tree.

Speaker 5: 45:49

I think single-handedly she's bringing this company down.

Speaker 1: 45:52

Well, I just need the slippers to follow out. Activate. Well, but if you don't want to and you want to try it for yourself, go to our link tree.

Speaker 3: 46:02

On a lighter note. Yes, please. My slip it in. It's just, you know, Megan in the previous episode talked about pumpkin spice.

Speaker 1: 46:12

Oh God.

Speaker 3: 46:13

My slip it in is chai tea.

Speaker 1: 46:15

Yeah, you love your chai tea.

Speaker 3: 46:17

It's just so warm. I mean, I am usually an ice chai tea, but it's in this season. If I were to go into like a warm type of drink, I usually go with the chai tea. And if I want to step it up a little bit more, a dirty shy. If it's dirty shy, I'm in.

Speaker 1: 46:37

And what is the dirty chai again?

Speaker 3: 46:38

An espresso shy.

Speaker 1: 46:40

Oh, they put the espresso s. Yeah, I knew. I knew what that was. I forgot.

Speaker 3: 46:43

So good. I love it. I love it. I cannot get enough of it. My pull out is 25 mph.

Speaker 1: 46:50

Miles per hour?

Speaker 3: 46:51

Yes.

Speaker 1: 46:52

No cap.

Speaker 3: 46:54

It's just, I it, you know, especially when it comes like from a big transition from like a 40 to a 25.

Speaker 1: 47:06

Honestly. It's annoying. Like I can't.

Speaker 3: 47:09

And it's it's just so ridiculous. And I know that sometimes they just go into like because it's a school district, or like we are like in a quiet neighborhood, and sometimes they put in that this like digital.

Speaker 5: 47:19

Maybe there's a little gen alphas wrong.

Speaker 3: 47:21

Maybe.

Speaker 5: 47:22

Sorry.

Speaker 3: 47:22

But I am done with it. 25. You know what?

Speaker 5: 47:25

Do you know what I hate about it even more? What? Is when people actually drive it. Because when you're behind somebody that's actually I get so mad at my worst, I know that they're fucking obeying the laws. But like, do you realize how slow we're actually going?

Speaker 1: 47:41

25 is usually 3540 at a minute. That's no one. 100%. Now, if it's like two o'clock and school's getting out and I'm driving by a school, 100% I'll go 25. But most times when you're driving around and it's 25, there isn't school getting out. You're not by school or church. There's no reason for it. Gonna bitch.

Speaker 3: 48:02

25 is a pull out.

Speaker 5: 48:04

All right. Me? I appreciate that. Same. I like that one. Slip my slip it in. I think we could do a whole episode on Kristen Wig, but that's my not getting that. I mean, I don't I think our Houston trip reignited this because you, me, and Harold, we really loved her skits. Yes. But like if you don't mind me sing. Don't want me sing. Oh, you're asking me to sing. Don't want me sing. Uh, but like Google uh or put it in chat GTP nowadays, AI kids, but like Eliza Manelli tries to turn on a lamp. And when she doesn't, she's like, oh I'm just gonna turn off the lamp before what a fussy neck help. I'm just like, I can't. It is and her characters, like you, I don't think you would find another Saturday Night Live uh performer that had as many characters as she had Target Lady, the um Gilly, yeah, the Don't Mind We Sing, the the one that did the Saturday Light, the surprise late. Oh, Seth. What about the Seth? Oh flirt like this. Love it. Okay, so she just Kristen Wig. Yeah. If you're out there, I need Stacy to call us and I need Kristen to call us. Yeah, please. Okay, my pull it out is people who talk loud in a public setting that are seated next to you intentionally so that they feel like you are hearing them because they think they are so witty or so clever or so funny. Have you have you witness this? Like we are like a table away, and like this is this is a normal conversational voice. And this person over there is talking like that. I don't remember what we did, and like no, like we don't really care about your cabin trip. Like, I don't want it. I just feel like there are those people that want you to hear them. Do you feel no?

Speaker 1: 50:19

And I feel like I'm taking offense.

Speaker 5: 50:22

Because I'm a loud talker in general, so I feel like well, do you talk loud because you want the okay? Then you're different than what I'm talking about. I feel like, and I don't ever have proof, this is allegedly, yeah. But there are certain people that I feel like I've said to both of you before, they want us to hear this conversation.

Speaker 3: 50:43

Oh, I see that. You see what I'm saying?

Speaker 4: 50:45

Well, sometimes I don't mind.

Speaker 3: 50:47

It's not because you want to usually like it. You're getting what I'm talking about now.

Speaker 4: 50:52

I get it now.

Speaker 5: 50:52

It's not not that they have a loud voice, which is what you're saying. But they are doing it because they want us to hear that story.

Speaker 3: 51:00

And that is, I'm just I'm like, that's Nanya.

Speaker 5: 51:05

That is a that is a I've been saving that.

Speaker 1: 51:09

Well, I know what you're talking about, sort of. I get it, but at the same time, I'm usually a 360-degree listener. So when I'm in a restaurant, I've got an ear on all the cards.

Speaker 3: 51:21

She's got the whisper 2000.

Speaker 1: 51:23

Because you don't know like what you can overhear. And God, do I love it sometimes?

Speaker 5: 51:28

Oh, she. Yeah.

Speaker 1: 51:29

Especially in those airports. Like, you want to know how I'm bid in time? I'm listening around to what people are talking about. Well, ate it. Well, I know you hate it. I agree. Hate it.

Speaker 3: 51:40

I said it's not aided, Matty.

Speaker 5: 51:43

Well, I don't care, but thank you. Either way, she goes, I know you hate it. And I said ate it.

Speaker 1: 51:50

But you but great. I'm not Jen Elf. Well, don't sound like an old man. Jesus John hated it. Jesus John. Oh, God. All right. With that, we want to hear from you. Check us out on our Linktree for anything we talk about. They're all there. You can get the products with the one click. You also can reach out to us. We want to hear from you. Stacy from Ohio. Kristen Wig.

Speaker 5: 52:20

California News.

Speaker 1: 52:21

Any Ohioan that can give us more info on these finger banging.

Speaker 5: 52:25

Anyone with a finger that's active.

Speaker 1: 52:27

And Jen Alphas, we need some input on your words and slang. But you can slip into our DMs on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, X at Slip It In Podcast. You can email us at slipitinpodcast at gmail.com. Call and text us at 313-444-9004.

Speaker 5: 52:48

Fries that are in the bag.

Speaker 1: 52:50

Yep. Till next time, slippers.