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Gen Z in the House, Relationship Rundowns, and Snack-Fueled Chaos
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We test a viral peanuts-in-Coke trend, then spiral into a surprisingly revealing generational check-in with our Gen Z guest Chloe. Between dating app realities, the “millennial pause,” and what’s actually worth the hype, we land on the messy truth: tastes change fast but honesty still wins.
• Chloe’s top three “nuts” plus Circus Peanuts nostalgia
• Coke and peanuts taste test and why it kind of disappoints
• the real origin of the soda-and-peanuts combo as a Southern snack
• Gen Z takes on the Michael Jackson biopic and reality TV
• dating apps as hookup culture and why Chloe avoids them
• the Tea app as a red-flag warning feed and what that implies
• podcasts and why Gen Z listening habits differ
• foldable iPhone hype and the joy of slamming a phone shut
• marriage as a life goal and why it feels 50-50
• middle part vs side part and why the debate won’t die
• guys wearing makeup and why people should stop caring
• Artemis II and how differently generations follow space news
• the “millennial pause” plus the idea of “negotiating” before speaking
• slip it in and pull it out picks from High Noon hard teas to Amazon deliveries
• Coachella as status content and the price tag shock
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Cold Open And Host Welcome
SpeakerYou'll laugh, you'll cringe, you'll beg for more with a guilty pleasure you can't ignore like a drug text sent at 2 a.m. We slipped it in again.
Speaker 1Welcome, welcome, welcome everyone. We are back slipping it in with you. I'm Megan and I'm here with Matty and JJ.
Speaker 5Hello.
Speaker 1And today we have with us a special guest, Chloe, a TikTok one-hit wonder and a very avid slipper.
Speaker 6Hello. Hello, hello.
Speaker 1Welcome to the pod.
Speaker 6Thanks for having me.
Speaker 1Well,
Fan Feedback And Carl Updates
Speaker 1before we get into Chloe's nuts, we have some fan feedback. The fans have been getting to us left and right with their comments.
Speaker 4Yeah, I got a Shelly and I got a Kelly.
Speaker 1Oh, I love that.
Speaker 4I got a Shelly uh from the Detroit area who simply says, Carl's a mess. And I love T-lish.
Speaker 1Yep. We love T-Lish too. And yes, Carl is a mess. Carl is a mess.
Speaker 4Kelly from Chicago had a little more to say. Kelly says that security guard story was nuts. When Matty mentioned it via messages, I was thinking he matched with someone who just happened to work in the hotel. Not that it was him using an app to specifically match with people in the hotel who had access to a bed.
Speaker 5Yes.
Speaker 4Which is like, okay, yeah. Like I never actually didn't think of it in those terms, but like he does have a from a stalker standpoint, it he's got everything right there he needs in front of him. I've got out-of-town people coming into a hotel. I find them on the app, they have a room here, that gives me a bed, I'm in and out. Exactly.
Speaker 2And next thing you know, Dayton. Yes.
Speaker 1Or I mean, maybe he wasn't even looking for a bed, but he wanted to get and meet you in the hallway. Right.
Speaker 4Which was it? Which is what I thought. But like I like Kelly's perspective from Chicago. She's like, no, he's he's looking for a bed. But either way. Yeah.
Speaker 1I agree. I agree with Kelly.
Speaker 4Thank you, Kelly. Thank you, Shelly. Keep the feedback coming. We love it.
Speaker 2Well, Chloe, welcome again to the podcast. As
Chloe Picks Her Top Three Nuts
Speaker 2we always do, do with every single guest. We are curious and we are on our edge. What are your favorite three nuts?
Speaker 6Okay. So I don't really eat nuts that much. So this was a hard list to come up with. But for my number one, I haven't had these in a long time, but Circus Peanuts.
Speaker 4Oh, I love a circus peanut. That's like not that's a great answer. It's not well, it's go-you don't know? I don't even know what a peanut butter. Well, they're not really nuts. Oh, they're nutnuts. Well, they're like candy, right?
Speaker 1Yeah, they're like foamy. They're like yeah, peanut, they're shaped like a peanut.
Speaker 6Right.
Speaker 1And they're bright orange, and they're kind of like this marshmellowy candy, but they're banana flavored, which is what I love.
Speaker 2But they're called Circus Peanuts.
Speaker 4And they're shaped look like and look like a peanut.
Speaker 1Yeah, they're like and they're bright orange. They're bright orange.
Speaker 4I love that answer so much. Yeah.
Speaker 1So, like when I was little, my grandfather had a five and dime store, which is kind of like today's version of a dollar store. And it had a big candy counter. And so whenever I would go in as like a little girl, I would get circus peanuts.
Speaker 4But then Is this while you were asking for pennies?
Speaker 1Yes, when I was running around town saying my name was Penny, I was getting circus peanuts when I called.
Speaker 4Oh my god. You were a busy little girl.
Speaker 1Was I was. But one sometimes like other workers would be there and I would go in and they try to give me circus peanuts and I wouldn't take it from them because I was trained. Stranger Danger. So well, you shouldn't be around on your own. Well, I think my parents were there, but I only wanted to take the circus peanuts from my grandfather when he would give them to me. All right. So that is number one.
Speaker 3Yes, Chloe. Do you see what you're in for today?
Speaker 1I mean, circus peanuts, I love. And now I'm like itching to have one. I haven't had one in a long time either.
Speaker 2Yeah, because I remember growing up with the circus peanuts. Oh, no.
Speaker 1Oh, do you remember them now?
Speaker 2They are our version of peeps for Easter on the Spanish. Oh, we have peeps, we have circum peanuts.
Speaker 1Oh, I love it.
Speaker 2Peanut peanuts. Yeah.
Speaker 1Yeah, we might have to stop at like uh CVS or Walgreens next stop after this.
Speaker 4All right, well, let's get to our second nut.
Speaker 6You might just need to start having like all of these peanuts like here on the table for your guests. So they can be like, this one's my favorite, make everyone try.
Speaker 4I'm taking a note. I'm taking a note.
Speaker 6JJ's like, what's a circus peanut? Well, here you go.
Speaker 2Yeah, there's a circus peanut. I love that so much.
Speaker 1I wish we had a circus peanut right now.
Speaker 6I'm like giddy over it. Okay. Okay. My second one is very specific, but it's the cinnamon peanut.
Speaker 2As if the circus penis wasn't that specific anymore. What was it?
Speaker 6It's um the heated or like fried, I don't know the word for it, the cinnamon cashews that are at like the zoo.
Speaker 4Oh, warm nuts. You like a warm nut.
unknownI don't know.
Speaker 6But they have cinnamon over them. Yes. Cinnamon.
Speaker 4I know what you're talking about. They're in like the cones kind of little crazy. I love that. It's like a cone-shaped little bag. It's like when you're walking, get your nuts, get your nuts, get your warm hot nuts.
Speaker 1And they're they are delicious, but I feel like those nuts, like I always, whether they're the cinnamon cashews or the almonds, they always smell so good. And then you eat them, and I feel like they don't they're taste good. They don't deliver. They don't taste as good as they smell. They deliver.
Speaker 2They're made, they may close the thing. Yeah, they I know.
Speaker 6I love them. Like I will go to the zoo looking for the nuts rather than the animals. Like I'll go in being like, I need the nuts first before I look at any animals.
Speaker 2It'll make dedication. It'll make for a better experience. Yeah.
Speaker 6Yeah. Okay. So my third favorite nut is just gonna be a good old pistachio.
Speaker 4Fan favorite. It is a pistachios typically top a lot of people's lists.
Speaker 1Yeah, I love a pistachio.
Speaker 4Okay, so the little lonely average peanut did not make your list, but have no fear.
The Coke And Peanuts TikTok Test
Speaker 4I have a little bit of a taste test trend thing that we're gonna be doing today.
Speaker 1I love it. I love that.
Speaker 4Now, I think this originated in either Chip China or Japan. I was gonna say Japan. So it covers both of them. Maybe just say Asia. Asia. Okay, that I'll do that. And uh so it's not anything necessarily new, it's more of a resurgence, and it's been noticed on TikTok recently. So what you do is you take a bottle of Coke, cherry coke or Coke Zero. Uh, we have cherry Coke Zero today, and you pour a little bit out to make room, and then you take your average salted peanut. I guess you could do unsalted. We got salted here today, planters' peanuts. You take a little handful, you put them into the bottle, you let them marinate for about a minute or so. This was happening while you guys were discussing your nut topics. I had prepped this. We're gonna say nuts were soaking as we were talking about. And now we're gonna chloe. We're gonna try this. It's and see if you like it. You're supposed to get both some soda and some nuts in your mouth.
Speaker 1It looks so scary and gross. I don't like bubbling. Yeah, I'll start.
Speaker 4Down the hatch. Did you get a nut? You got a nut. Okay.
Speaker 2Try to get a nut.
Speaker 6I want to do ASMR.
Speaker 2Oh, there we go. I mean, what do you think?
Speaker 6I taste them very separately. Yeah, I do too, and it is. I mean, I don't like Coke or the code.
Speaker 1I do have a little coke and like a double take, but do you like uh Pepsi or you don't like a cola product? I don't like cola products. Oh, okay.
Speaker 6I like orange vanta cream soda.
Speaker 4Oh I don't like cola color. That sounds generational to me.
Speaker 1I feel like um I don't know. It's I was very scared of it and nervous because I am not a boiled peanut fan and I was afraid it would be like boiled peanuts. It's not. And maybe if you left them a long time, it would be. But so I didn't I wasn't bothered by the nut, but I got the great cherry coke flavor, which I love, and then I had a nice little peanut.
Speaker 4So you know, here's what I don't like is there this is the second thing I've done that I saw on trends. What was the other one we did where I had some taste of the wine ice cream, and both of these have let me down to some extent. I'm with you, Chloe. I felt like, yeah, I taste the nuts, I taste the, but I wanted to taste what I thought was gonna become a concoction that created.
Speaker 6It's a root beer flow. It's perfect together. This is just like right.
Speaker 4I want right. I wanted to be able to say, wow, you guys gotta try this because it it's a new evolution of like sensation in your mouth, and not so much.
Speaker 2Also, I love a salted peanut and he took the salt from it from it. So I'm like, I don't know.
Speaker 1We can say we did it. Yeah, but as Anderson Cooper says, peanuts are a whore, and I mean everyone loves a peanut. I mean, it's a get-around party nut.
Speaker 5It is.
Speaker 1Well, but let me ask you this because didn't you say this was an old timer kind of concoction from like the working class? So I could see them if you're going to go work out on a I don't think I said that, did I? I thought you didn't. I said Asia, but no, oh, but when you talked about it, I don't know if the working go okay. I thought you said it was like came from the working class, the working force, so they could enjoy a drink and a snack at the same time, which I could pre pro pre-prod meeting.
Speaker 4I was gonna say if you rewind the tape, you won't find any of this like that you're stuck.
Speaker 1But I thought when you said I've got this cool trend to try, right? That you told us it came from old school working.
Speaker 2For the snacks that you get the drink and you get the snack.
Speaker 1So I can see if I'm on a construction work site, I pour my bag of nuts in my soda and off I go, and I'm getting a snack and a drink as I work. So I can see in that respect, you don't have to get your fingers dirty and salty with the nut. They just come right in via your soda.
Speaker 4Well, I just did some real-time research too, and it's uh actually also a longstanding southern U.S. snack.
Speaker 1Oh.
Speaker 4Oh, well, the boiled peanuts in the South.
Speaker 1Well, so maybe I took Southern and went working class.
Speaker 4Well, I don't know. Oh, wait, originated, oh wow, we are, we got I gotta spend more time at the beginning up front. Because it originated in the rural south. Um uh workers, you got this workers could snack without dirty hands by pouring peanuts into the bottle.
Speaker 1There you go, thank you.
Speaker 4So and this became a nostalgic gas station combo long before TikTok found it.
Speaker 1Yeah, so there you go.
Speaker 4Well, where'd I come up with all this Asian stuff?
Speaker 1I don't know. I don't know. You're the one. But when you talked to us originally, you said there's this trend, and it was like from the working class.
Speaker 4Yeah, no, somehow.
Speaker 6See, I just thought of something for those construction workers that can help them. So when I was younger, there's this cup, it's called Snackies. Oh. So it's a cup, and you can have like the beverage in the bottom of the cup, and then at the top, it's like closed in so you can have a separate compartment. A separate compartment so you can have like Cheez Its or something else. Oh, yes.
Speaker 1I've seen little kids with those. Yeah, yeah, little kids have seen those running around.
Speaker 2What's the name of it again?
Speaker 6Malls and snackies. Oh. I don't know if they still make them. Like it was when I was a kid. It's a great idea. Oh, I love a snacky.
Speaker 1Well, I think, you know, at this point, we've tried the Coke peanut trend. We're not necessarily fans, but we're not necessarily against it. Yeah. I don't know. Oh, Chloe is against it. Okay. Well, I've been.
Speaker 2Not Gen Z approved.
Speaker 1Not Gen Z approved. Well, I think it's fair to say, you know, we're typically a Gen X millennial focus podcast. But today with Chloe, you've got three generations. We've got yeah, we've got a true Gen Z er here. So we're gonna learn a little bit about Gen Z by playing into it or over it.
Speaker 4Okay. Can I just say one thing?
Speaker 1Oh, we're back to the peanut and clean. Well, one thing. I smell my hands.
Speaker 4We can get we cannot get over it. Well, so I asked Chad GPT, I said, was Asia tied to this peanut trend at all? Yeah. Short answer, not really.
Speaker 3No, so scratch sad. So I'm sorry about that.
Speaker 4That was a that was a hallucination, apparently. Yeah, believe me.
Speaker 1Thank God T-Lishus isn't here to call you out because she's normally the correction.
Speaker 4So uh over it.
Speaker 1Yes, over it.
Speaker 4Oh god. Oh god.
Speaker 1We're gonna leave it back to the South from a hundred years ago.
Speaker 5Okay.
Gen Z Into It Or Over It
Speaker 1So with that, let's get into into it or over it. So Chloe. Yes. Is Gen Z into or over the Michael Jackson movie coming out in a few weeks? I knew nothing about this.
Speaker 6Oh well, let me tell you.
Speaker 1His nephew, Jermaine Jackson's son, Jafar Jackson.
Speaker 6Oh, do they look similar? Yes, they do. He's very handless.
Speaker 4So let me ask you didn't hear about it, but now that you know it's coming out, are you into it? Or are you like I'll see it? You'll see it.
Speaker 6I've always thought stuff with Michael Jackson is interesting because so much happened in his life and conspiracies.
Speaker 4Yeah, I'd love a cocoa.
Speaker 2I heard Janet Jackson is not happy about it, I'll tell you that.
Speaker 4She's over it.
Speaker 2She got out of the screening very upset about the movie. Well, allegedly.
Speaker 1Yeah, and so there has been a little bit of issues. Yeah, they did. I just showed Chloe the picture. I'm showing everyone Jafar and Michael. Like he looks like Michael did before Michael started getting into some of the plastic surgery. And Michael was so handsome.
Speaker 6Well, he actually did have like a skin condition or something. Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1Well, yeah, your skin goes white in places. But I think he just he also, as a young child, which I'm assuming they get into in the biopic, is he had really bad acne and he was on the stage a lot. So he was always concerned about how he looked. And he I think he never realized he was as handsome as he was. And then he started with these surgeries, and it just And then we all know what happened.
Speaker 4It went downhill.
Speaker 1He just got a lot of surgeries, and it was too many on his nose and other places. But he's was very handsome, and the nephew is very handsome.
Speaker 2Do you know when the movie's uh out?
Speaker 1Uh they just had the premiere. I think it's officially out. I want to say the 24th of uh May. Yeah, April. April. It's out.
Speaker 4Oh, it's coming up. I think it drops uh previews early in Asia.
Speaker 1No? Uh I think it might be previewed early in LA and New York. But like I'm tying it all down.
Speaker 4Yeah, it's officially all the 24th. Giving them cred. Yes.
Speaker 2I have a question for Chloe. Okay.
Dating Apps And The Tea App
Speaker 2Is our Gen-Zers into it or over dating apps?
Speaker 5Ooh. I want to do that. I want to know.
Speaker 2Because we've talked about dating apps. We talked about dating. I'm curious to know.
Speaker 6I do have an opinion on dating apps. I feel like a lot of people my age do go on them, but they go on them for different purposes than really? Yeah, like they just go on there for like a late-night hookup.
Speaker 3Oh.
Speaker 6Something like that. Like that. I would never personally go on a dating app just because I feel like that's what everyone is there for.
Speaker 4Hooking up for your generation? Yeah.
Speaker 6I feel like no one really wants to, I don't know, but I feel like people on dating apps aren't really looking for a long relationship. They just want to be like, oh, you're hot. Let's go.
Speaker 4Let me ask you this. Yeah. Are there secret apps that you use that we don't necessarily know about? Because and I relate when I got into this. Well, I relate this to the page.
Speaker 6I actually do have an app I could talk about.
Speaker 4Okay, hold on. Hold on, real quick though, because what I'm going back to when my nephew at one point started talking. I got it now, but when he first started talking to me about his Finster, I'm like, what are you talking about?
Speaker 6I don't know what that is.
Speaker 4It's a fake Instagram. So a Finsta? Finsta, isn't that what I think he said Finster. There you go. There you go. There you go. Finsta. Oh god.
Speaker 2We're in the business of fact checking, Matt.
Speaker 4Oh, Lord. Um, so anyway, it was like, you know, not the same thing as a fake, like an app we don't know about, but a lot of times an app gets popular you like generations earlier, and then you all abandon it because here we come, the other generations, and then you go to a new one. So what's this app? Because I'm ready for it.
Speaker 6So the app is going to talk about, it's called, I don't know how many people use it anymore, but a few months ago it was really popular. It's called the Tea app. Tea app. Tea app? No, like that's what I've got the T-Mobile app. So the different app. What is it? What is it about? So on the Tea app, it's not a dating app, but you go on there and it'll have pictures of guys from your location. You'll say your location, like your range, and you can look up a name even, and it'll show all these guys, and it'll either give them green flags or red flags. So it's like let's say that you had like a crazy ex. You could post your ex on the app and give him a couple. People are like actually posting others on their like guys. Oh, that sounds and giving them warnings so they could post their crazy ex and be like, red flag, this guy did this to me, he did that to me. And then people can comment on it and they're like, Oh, I know this guy. I went to high school.
Speaker 4Oh my god, that's like putting him on blast.
Speaker 1Like, so there's several Facebook groups that are also the same. So I'm in several Facebook groups of like men that they post on there, of like, he's on, you know, Hinge and all these dating apps, but he goes by Carl and his real name is Josh. And oh, this guy's married. Yes, except I love him.
Speaker 4You use Carl, you're not. I know.
Speaker 6Yeah, or you'll see someone on there and you look at the comments, and it's like, this guy has a girlfriend. Why is he on here? Yeah. Oh, I was just with him last night. Oh, he has a girlfriend.
Speaker 2Take out the tea app.
Speaker 6I love that. I get all the tea on the tea app.
Speaker 4Is Gen Z into podcasts?
Speaker 6I listen to yours a camera. I will be honest. I will be honest with you.
Speaker 4Yes, please.
Speaker 6In the car when I'm on the way to anywhere, I like blasting music.
Speaker 4Okay.
Speaker 6And I'm just not really that much of a listen to a podcast person. So I definitely have not listened to all of your podcasts.
Speaker 4Do you think you speak for your generation? Or do you have a sense that if your friends are just like, this is just joke reference? I mean, like, because podcasts like are very popular, but I do think their generation, the audiences, like, so it doesn't strike me as like I don't think our listening base is skews strongly to your generation, but you're gonna help us with that, right? I can't put a word, put a word. Come on, you say one hit one, or you about to beat two girls.
Speaker 6I can't speak for everyone in Gen Z, but no one, none of my friends really listen to podcasts. And if they do, it's yours because I'm Oh, right answer. Ding ding ding ding ding.
Speaker 2I love that.
Speaker 6But I know my sister Isabel does listen to podcasts. Shout out to your sister Isabel.
Speaker 4Yeah. Shout out to that.
Speaker 1Okay. Well, I have to know. Is Gen Z into it or over Carl's a mess, also known as Scamanda? I have no clue what that is.
Speaker 4I could see that one coming from mile away. We can't. We talked about it.
Speaker 1You obviously didn't listen to our latest episode because we talk about it. Oh, this is embarrassing. It evolves from the TV show Summer House on Bravo. I don't watch anything on Bravo. Okay. I should have listened to that on Haven't.
Speaker 6That is. So that's good to know.
Speaker 2I was wondering if Gen Z's were into reality TV.
Speaker 6Well, I think Love a lot of people love Love Island. Oh, yeah. Love Island. Maybe the Traitors. Okay. Yep. That's all I hear about. People really like Love Island. Yeah. In the summertime.
Speaker 4I heard through a little birdie though that you also love a little Survivor.
Speaker 6Oh, Survivor, of course. But I don't think it's Gen Z into. No.
Speaker 4Oh, but I think that you grew up with it.
Speaker 6It's once in a blue moon that I find someone that watches Survivor.
Speaker 4But see, that's what's I mean, that's where I think you guys gotta find. Like you just you guys all subscribe to a certain thing. What makes you different is the other things that you branch out with, and Survivor's a good good one to do?
Speaker 6Yeah, I love when I come across someone who also watches Survivor. You're just like, oh, it's a I can talk to someone besides Matty and JJ about Survivor.
Speaker 2I love that. I love that. I love that. Okay.
Foldable iPhone And Marriage Goals
Speaker 2I am curious to know are Gen Zers into the supposedly coming up foldable iPhone or iPhone fold. Supposedly that's coming up. Do you think that Gen Z is Excited about that.
Speaker 4Yeah. Oh she sold it.
Speaker 6I'm a trendsetter. Yeah, I didn't think I would care for one, but again, shout out my sister. She has a fold phone and it's actually very nice. Like your notifications, they pop up while your phone is folded, like on a little screen on the top. So it's very it's convenient. It's nice.
Speaker 4So she obviously has a point for Megan. It's not an Apple, obviously, because they're not out yet. Megan's been Jones in for the couple of years. They'll probably make one for Apple. I guess. Well, they will, but that's coming out.
Speaker 1Listen, Megan. Oh, it is coming out? It's this fall, but I just read an article that there might be, with the war in Iran, some shipping issues. So now they're saying it could be pushed to early 2027, and Apple's shares immediately fell because people want the iPhone fold. And let me tell you, I have seen your sister Isabelle's. The iPhone fold will have one full screen on the outside, like a traditional iPhone, and then you'll just open it and then you'll have a big mini iPad in your hands. Like I'm so excited about it. She's getting excited. Yes. Well, I was a class transsetter in high school and I still am.
Speaker 6Okay. I like the dramatic effect of being on the phone with someone and getting an argument, and you're just like, ugh, don't talk to me. And then you slam your eye.
Speaker 4I love it. I thought you were going to say the dramatic effect of me again, which is awesome.
Speaker 1Yes, I get it. Yeah, it's almost like clip. Yeah, yeah. Well, it's the old school slamming down the phone, which when we all had traditional phones back in the day, trust me, I was a phone slammer sometimes. Oh, 100%.
Speaker 4Okay, I got another one for you. Um, this one I'm really curious about. Okay. Is Gen Z, think about it, about your all your friends. Okay. Are they into marriage as a life goal? Ooh. I feel like it's 50-50. Really? Yeah. Like uh not gender specific. You're not saying like male versus female. You're just saying half the half of my friends want to get married, half of them probably don't.
Speaker 6Yeah, I feel like it is like that. It's just, I feel like it's hard to find someone. It is. Yeah. It's hard.
Speaker 2Well, hence she was talking about the dating apps and and the tea and all that. Yeah.
Speaker 1Well, and I did want to comment on that. Like tr traditionally, Tinder was always known as like a hookup dating app, but I know several friends who met on Tinder in the height of its like day as the hookup space that they didn't hook up on the first date and actually ended up having relationships again. It happens for sure. So I don't I wouldn't shy away from apps that they're just for hookups, because I think you can make them what you want.
Speaker 4So the marriage piece of it though, I what I think has changed throughout the years that I kind of subscribe to is that I think it used to be, well, this is what you do. This is what society thinks, this is my goal, this is my life path. I date, I find the one, I get married, we get a house, we get kids.
Speaker 6That's what I think. That's what I presume. That's what you want. I really want to get married and I want to have the cows.
Speaker 4Did you say cows?
Speaker 6Kids.
Speaker 5Oh, I thought you said cows and cows. I don't need like a farmhouse.
Speaker 6I mean, I want like the farmhouse with like the porch wrapped around and like stuff like that, but not an actual cow.
Speaker 4Okay, because I was just I think that I and that's beautiful and a lot of people's dreams, but I love that we have evolved as a society to realize that's not the only path, right? Like, because I don't think you have to get married to live a fulfilling life or I don't know. It's an interesting topic. I could talk about it for hours, but me too.
Speaker 1Well, I think let's do a couple, another couple more and then we can move on. But
Hair Parts And Guys Wearing Makeup
Speaker 1because I just have to ask this because I'm dying to know because it's very important to me. Does Gen Z, are they into it or over it, center parts? What center parts? In your hair. Oh, like a middle part. A middle part versus like a side part. I hate side parts so much. And I love it.
Speaker 2Well, because I'm looking, I've got you and for a female or for a men.
Speaker 1For women. For women. For women. Yes. Because side parts, I've heard, are coming back. Well, you have a side part. And I've a middle part. She has a middle part.
Speaker 4I look ridiculous with the middle part.
Speaker 6When girls come into my job with sides part side parts, I really just wish I could tell them, like, you're gonna regret it.
Speaker 4So you immediately clock it. You immediately clock it. You just wish you could part it down the middle.
Speaker 6Like, I'll be honest, yours does not look bad, but it's like when I was younger and I could look back at pictures when I had a side part, it's like, oh my goodness, who let me do that? Like, it doesn't look good. I don't think it looks good.
Speaker 1See, I feel like it depends. Some faces, I feel like you would look great with a side part, but some I have two oval round of a top half of my head. So when I do a center part, I look it accentuates that. Yes. So I do a side part to make my forehead look wider and less like narrow and pin needle. Because it's so it's so smaller compared to my cheeks and when I smile.
Speaker 6Everybody wants a big forehead. You get made fun of if you have a big forehead. Not in the modeling world.
Speaker 1Oh well, look at Ty look at some supermodels, and you'll see a lot of large foreheads.
Speaker 4I didn't never know that you were trying to accentuate your big forehead.
Speaker 1No, I was trying to make my forehead look wider to match the bottom half of my face.
Speaker 4Pretty much.
Speaker 1The way you said it made it sound like I'm looking for a big headed face or something.
Speaker 2I am now kind of curious to see Megan with a middle part. I want to do it for us just for.
Speaker 4I feel like I'd like to see you both flip-flop. Like you are and you're I'd like to see you as a side part and you as a middle part.
Speaker 1Chloe would look great with the side part.
Speaker 4I mean, you guys can fix it right after, but like we should do a before and after. It was a burning question.
Speaker 1But it is coming back. Just that's what the tr as as a trendsetter I'm gonna do. Well, you never know. Maybe it's like the wheel group.
Speaker 6I haven't heard anyone my age say, hey, let's bring the side part.
Speaker 4I've never heard anyone my age say, hey, what about the middle part?
Speaker 1Oh my style blogs are not correct, mate.
Speaker 2Oh we'll have to see. I am curious, into it or over it, guys wearing makeup. Oh are the Gen Cs into it? I don't know. Or are they over it? Don't care.
Speaker 6I think it's stupid that people would care what others are doing with their own body, their own face. Like truths, let people do what they want.
Speaker 2That's a truly Gen Cier. Like I just feel that that generation, they're just like they're with the flow.
Speaker 6Like that I just don't get why people care.
Speaker 4That being true, would you are you when you see a man with visible makeup, are you attracted to it? Or you again, it not one way or another. It doesn't make you feel one way or the other.
Speaker 6No, I'm not attracted to it. I mean, if it's good makeup, I'm not sure if you're not making it like no, I'm not put off by it.
Speaker 2But I'm also thinking about not only like a like a you can actually tell that they're makeup, but now there are guys like out on TikTok or Instagram that they're just doing like just light makeup to just like correct, like corrective makeup. And they're I mean, they're not I mean they're not feminine, they're just masculine men, they're just wearing makeup now.
Speaker 6I feel like men should wear makeup more often. It's like if they have a zit and they're like, oh zit so bad, here's some concealer.
Speaker 4I I use that, I'll do that.
Speaker 6Yeah, like I feel like it's smart.
Speaker 4I don't know why they won't like why why if they're I to your point, like if I've got a giant zit on my face and I have to go out into public, I can choose to go like that, or I could dab the little makeup.
Speaker 1Well, what about wearing the little like star zip hatches?
Speaker 4Yeah, those are amazing.
Speaker 1Those are good too, but they choose. They get rid of it. I wear them at night.
Speaker 2Overnight, it's gone. I got it in my GQ box.
Speaker 1But a lot of men, not men, but women and men, I see out and about with the water. Oh, I wouldn't see people wear the star ones all the time, but I don't always have fashion ones. Yes, but it's still the product.
Speaker 4A star seems fashionable.
Speaker 6But people wear them out and about. They do. Well, I I wear them at like night, but I don't like wearing them at my job just because I don't want to have stars all over my face. I'm talking to customers because I know they notice. And they're like, why does she have stars all over her face?
Speaker 4What if a girl walks in with a side part and a star? She kicked her ass out. Okay.
Speaker 6Well, I would notice a side part first and then the star part.
Speaker 4So this just happened yesterday.
Artemis II Confusion And Florida UFOs
Speaker 4Uh obviously, this episode will drop uh coming Wednesday, but today's Saturday, Friday, Artemis II made a return to Earth. Are you following me? Do you know what Artemis II is? Okay. Yeah. Does Gen Z care about into it about Artemis II? And let's roll in the space program as a whole. Are you into it? Yeah.
Speaker 6Not really. I mean, I just found out that people went to space like two days ago. Oh, okay. I'm not sure when they left.
Speaker 4Were you on the edge of your seat last night waiting for six minutes while there was we lost communication? No. No.
Speaker 6I think people should go up there more often because it's like we might as well see what's up there.
Speaker 4Did you watch any of the clips? Did you see when the parachutes opened and all that?
Speaker 6No, I did not.
Speaker 4Wow. We were it was an event. I mean, our generation treated it like a must-see TV event.
Speaker 6We were I mean, maybe my generation is too, and I'm just behind. That could be it. Maybe maybe I should be caring about this.
Speaker 4Speaking of behind, do you know they went behind the moon? That's what they did. That that was the mission. They didn't go on the moon?
Speaker 6No.
Speaker 4No. They went around the outside.
Speaker 2Yeah. Well, this is the first of many trips that they're gonna do before they actually go back and land on the moon.
Speaker 4They just have to um surface and take a look at some pictures and you uh so then when they came back down, they came um into what's the o Pacific over there was Pacific Ocean. Pacific Ocean. You know you know why they didn't, in my opinion, why they didn't do the Atlantic? Because if you would have done the Atlantic, which is like over by Florida, right?
Speaker 1Yeah. But they've traditionally always done Pacific.
Speaker 4Okay, well, I'm saying they're doing it over they didn't do it in the Atlantic because half or more of the Florida population would have been calling 911, like, I see a flying saucer in my backyard. Because the Floridians, anytime they see something in the city. UFO, UFO, UFO, UFO. There's a U and they are not paying attention at all to anything that's going on. Really? Yeah, you you don't get that?
Speaker 1No.
Speaker 4Okay, well, then we're gonna do a future episode on Floridians.
Speaker 1Okay, all right. Have at it.
Speaker 4You're lost. Okay.
Speaker 1Well, then they're crazy about calling like UFOs. Yeah. I didn't know that was the Florida thing.
Speaker 4The yeah. Really? Abductions. Yeah, they're crazy.
Speaker 1Well, we had okay. I think it we digress. Maybe we'll talk about it in a future episode.
Speaker 4Okay, well, I do want to say when To infinity and beyond. Well, I do want to say when the parachutes opened, it did give me Jiffy Pop vibes. Like it seemed like they were slowly, and then do you know Jiffy Pop?
Speaker 6The dog? Yes, yes, the dog. Or is that Jiffy Palm? You guys probably don't know who that is. Who's Jiffy Pom? There was this dog on Musically, it was like this Pomeranian, it was really fluffy, and it wore outfits and it went on skateboards. Oh, really? No, this is popy pop. This is popcorn.
Speaker 4That you should like shake shake on the stove anymore. I well, funny. I just tried to find it. No.
Speaker 2But yeah, I didn't even know what Jiffy Pop was.
Speaker 1It was like you could put over a camp.
Speaker 4Did you like it?
Speaker 1It was not my favorite personally.
Speaker 4But it was an experience. You are your popcorn. It was an experience.
Speaker 2Yeah, it was definitely an experience, yeah.
Speaker 4All right.
Speaker 1I think with that, we are ready for some slippit in. Can I throw out a question? Of course. Yes.
Speaker 6I
The Millennial Pause Gets Explained
Speaker 6do have a question for you guys. Well, it's actually just seeing if you know what I'm talking about. Okay.
Speaker 2Test us, test us.
Speaker 6It is called the Millennial Pause.
Speaker 2Okay.
Speaker 4Does that ring a bell anywhere? Millennial pause. Is it that you guys stop working?
Speaker 1No. No, I think the millennial pause is before someone, when you have a question asked of you before answering, you do a pause.
Speaker 6That's pretty close.
Speaker 2Oh.
Speaker 6There you go. Specifically in talking about in videos. Oh. I don't know. We'll start a video, like they're gonna talk in it. They'll awkwardly stare at the camera before they talk. Like they'll start the video, stare at the camera awkwardly smiling, and then they talk like five seconds in. Like, okay, guys, we're here. Oh. And is that intentional?
Speaker 4No, it's not intentional. Someone picked up on like why are they always have this weird pause?
Speaker 6They're like, why do they always start their videos? So it's like didn't see us from the outside.
Speaker 4And why do they're an awkward amount of it?
Speaker 6I don't know. Why do you think they do the millennials? Oh, right.
Speaker 4Because we are the millennials.
Speaker 1Well, so I think the issue is they're not podcast professionals like us.
Speaker 4Well, could be.
Speaker 1I mean more video professionals. As I like to do it, or entertainment professionals.
Speaker 4Just to Google away, or now a chat GPT where we can Google it.
Speaker 1I think the reality is they don't know how to cut. So it's a matter of people who are putting videos on social media, but they aren't using any tools.
Speaker 4So they have that long pause and they're not cutting it before the I will also say a lot of times when I record something, I do have a weird pause because I feel like if I start talking at the same moment I push the button, it might not catch me. There we go.
Speaker 2So it's or when you're posting something. Do you know what I mean? Yeah, see. Same thing.
Speaker 1Yeah, it's his that's the millennial pause.
Speaker 2I clutch my current I clutch my pearls. You're showing your age. Okay. Whatever. Any more questions for us, Chloe?
Speaker 6That's the only one I'll think of.
Speaker 2Now calling us out.
Speaker 6Because I have been wanting to ask you guys for a while, actually. I love it. Because it bothers me.
Speaker 2The millennial pause. Well, we're gonna be.
Speaker 1We will take note on all of our videos that we do not have a long pause before starting.
Speaker 4It's funny because my slip it in is adjacent to that. Well, then go ahead.
Speaker 5Oh, yeah, go for my fake it.
Speaker 4Well, my slip it in is I listened to this podcast called Good Hang, Chloe, which Megan and JJ know, but they had she had Viola Davis on it, and Viola was going through the interview, and Amy would ask questions to Viola, and Viola would go silent for a second. And it happened a couple times. So a pause. And it was kind of like well, that was a long pause. Yeah. And then she goes, Finally, she said to Amy, she said, just so you know, I'm negotiating. In my head, I'm negotiating. She's like, because you asked me a question, and I immediately have an answer, but I have to stop before I say it because I don't want to get myself into trouble. So I'm negotiating inside my head whether or not like what I love that term. And here's what I wouldn't say that's a millennial pause.
Speaker 6No, but it's a date.
Speaker 4Oh girl. Yeah, that was funny when you came for me again. Oh but I was trying to do it in adjacency. But here's what I will say I do this a lot too, and I always feel weird about it. And I feel like people in general, I do it not just on the pod pod sometimes, but I do it at work. And I am having my brain is usually a few seconds ahead of my mouth, and I'll pause because I'm like contemplating, and people think it's like sometimes they'll be like, okay, what like what say what you're gonna say? And I'm like, but I'm really having this thought in my head. So I like I'm aware of that. I feel see, I like that my slip it in basically is Viola normalizing strategic intentional pauses to make sure what you say is what you mean to say or want to say.
Speaker 6I think I need to do that more often. See if I talk too fast, and then if I stutter over my words, my friends will be like, oh, don't you need to make fun of me.
Speaker 4So embrace negotiation, negotiating in your head, silent negotiation.
Speaker 1I 100% need to do that. And that was shown to me when you put together like Megan's most crazy statements from the podcast 2025, and I'll have to share it at some point because I read through these statements and I'm like, Did I say that? This girl is unhinged. No, I'm you gave me a report, and I'm like, this is out of control, crazy. Like, I can't believe I said these things. So I I for my whole life need to think before I speak.
Speaker 4Also, I think it's great, right? Well, the problem is, silent negotiation can be the tr a new trend, but also that's what makes this part um yeah. All right, so yeah, don't do it too much. But all right,
Silent Negotiation And Apology Tour
Speaker 4here's my pull it out. My pull it out is Matty's performance today. Oh my god. Why? In real time, let me just tell you. Uh I feel like I didn't negotiate enough because I fucked up from start to finish. I'm sorry.
Speaker 6You're overthinking it. Okay. Oh, yeah.
Speaker 4Well, I do want to apologize to the Asian community because the peanut coke thing, not thirst, and I apologize. And I also got finster wrong instead of finster. Yeah. And I think I, oh, the whole thing about Florida and the UFOs. Still trying to land that. I yeah.
Speaker 6I wasn't sure what you were saying, but I gave you a laugh anyway.
Speaker 4I do I I felt it. I felt the token. I thought I felt token laughs in the room. But trust me, Floridians, I do want to have a future app about it, but I apologize to the listeners for uh screwing up today.
Speaker 1Well, thank you for the apology on behalf of the slippers. But I don't know. Matty's a mess. Oh, yeah, Matty's a mess. Carl's a mess. Welcome to the messy 2026.
Speaker 6Um, is this your first apology podcast? To the apology tour.
Speaker 4It is uh to the slippers. Yeah, slippers. Yeah.
Speaker 1Well, let me just take it in another direction for you. I've got to
High Noon Hard Tea And Jack Returns
Speaker 1slip it in.
Speaker 4You want to make me feel better first?
Speaker 1Well, no, listen to my slip it in. Okay. Because my slip it in is really a oh my god, Matty, thank you so much. You have maybe borderline changed my life.
Speaker 4Oh, wow.
Speaker 1So I again you introduced me in Chicago to the high noon iced teas.
Speaker 4Oh, I sure did.
Speaker 1And when you were buying them, I'm like, mmm, I don't know. Because I've traditionally I'm a tea drinker, but for some reason I've stayed away from the hard teas. I think because the hard lemonades were too sweet. Like I just never got into them. And the hard teas just I'm like, ah, tea, but alcohol, like, I don't know. For some reason, I had a weird, like borderline aversion to it. And so when Matty bought it, I'm like, oh, I'll have one. Well, in Chicago, I had to make it more than one.
Speaker 4Three cases later.
Speaker 1Well, I all of a sudden fell in love with literally every flavor in the multi-flavor box, and I've since bought it multiple times. Like I have like found a hot new drink that I feel is just like a life changer. Yeah, yeah. Because I love the seltzers, but sometimes I just like I don't want all that bubbles in my mouth.
Speaker 2It's too much.
Speaker 1So that tea is just flat and nice and just tastes like a yummy iced tea.
Speaker 4Okay.
Speaker 1And like I'm really embracing it.
Speaker 4That makes Matty feel better.
Speaker 1Yeah, there you go. Like I like I've always seen the tea. I just never have ordered them. And now I'm honestly like I don't, I haven't bought anything else.
Speaker 4Shall I say they are t-licious?
Speaker 1They are t-licious. Shout out, t-licious. We'll have to have you back. Carl's a mess. But with that, I should go to my pull it out. Because this pull it out is not going to be new for the slippers. This is Jack is back. And if you remember, Jack is a squirrel slash mouse. We're not sure what he is, but he's showing up at my parents' house. My parents said he had gone away after he had appeared late at night one night and we tried to catch him and get him out of the house.
Speaker 2Well, I wish you had a picture of it.
Speaker 1I do have a picture and I can show you. And he Is like we can't tell. He was coming out last night, just his head underneath my parents' oven, and he's all gray.
Speaker 2Oh, he looks like a little that is. It looks like a gintoa. It does look like a sugar um glider.
Speaker 1No, it's a sugar glider. Yes.
Speaker 4I've never heard of the term sugar glider. You haven't?
Speaker 2Why would they a sugar glider? Yeah, they're pets too.
Speaker 1I think sugar gliders are like black and white.
Speaker 2But he has all he has gray and little black too.
Speaker 1But he's all gray with black beady eyes.
Speaker 2Yeah. We had a friend with them with the sugar glider in their house here in Michigan. So I that is a sugar glider 100%.
Speaker 4Why do they call it a sugar glider? Why sugar glider?
Speaker 2Because they they feed on sugar.
Speaker 4Oh, and then they glide?
Speaker 2They do. They have like little wings.
Speaker 4So they eat a bunch of sugar and then go crazy.
Speaker 2They just go and gravitate towards sugar gliders. Well, we tried. We have a sweet tooth.
Speaker 1He kept leaning his head out, and the dogs went crazy, and then he wouldn't come back out.
Speaker 4Oh. So look at it at all. We just went again.
Speaker 1They're cute. Locked up the bedrooms and went to bed.
Speaker 4So I feel like the sugar glider knows when you're in town.
Speaker 1He seems to have an yeah, he really likes it. And my parents have a cat who was an outdoor cat but really is an indoor cat now. And this cat. My mom claims he's never seen Jack. But he clearly needs to get up there and get working with his mousing ways because this mouse slash squirrel slash sugar glider, I don't know what he is, but he needs to stop living under the oven. We're down with them.
Speaker 2My slip it in is not as wild as yours. Hers was a creature face.
Speaker 6Yeah, mine doesn't have a story.
Speaker 2No, mine either. Like my slip it in is really just the the the enjoyment of making my bed in the morning. Wow before my day start. I just I love it so much. It's interesting. And I like it not because I like it in the morning. I like it when I go to bed at night. I do too. And having my bed ready to go instead of like having to figure it out and put my bed together. I just I just like it.
Speaker 4I didn't know this was gonna be your slip it in. And had I, I would have done some more research to get the gentleman's name. But there is a sergeant or an army or like an armed forces gentleman that did a commencement speech and then his speech I think was turned into a book, but it was every it was something along the lines of every day make your bed, kind of like the first thing you do because it sets you up for my day for the day, and you've made the first thing you should do when you get out of bed is make your bed.
Speaker 6Yeah, I feel like people who do that have their life like really put together, more together.
Speaker 4Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 6I love it so I make my bed in the evening. So I feel like cleaning my room, I'll make my bed and then I'll be getting right back into bed. Like in the morning.
Speaker 2There we go. I like that too.
Speaker 4JJ and I also share a love of um when you go on a vacation or out of town, like wash your sheets before you leave. Oh, yeah. And then when you come back, so when you come back, because you always miss your bed. Like when you travel, you're like, oh, it'll be so great to get in my own bed again.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 4Then multiply that by clean, fresh sheets. Oh, yeah.
Speaker 1Yeah, no, I try to I like to leave my house all put together.
Speaker 4Yeah.
Speaker 1Bed made, dish, wash it, running, everything like perfect. So then I come home and it's like this perfect house.
Speaker 2Compact and ready to go. How do you are you over it?
Speaker 4You love it. Are you into it or over it? I'm into it.
Speaker 2I love it. That's my slip it in.
Making The Bed And Delivery Rage
Speaker 2Mine pull it out. I'm gonna start as like a shout-out to Amazon drivers. I love every purchase I've made with Amazon, their parking strategy behind it. When they park, I hate it so much. I don't know why. I feel that they feel that they have the right to stop and park at whenever and whenever. And I just feel that is an obstruction sometimes in the way they do it. They sometimes even block a driveway. 100. They park right in front of a stop sign when you're trying to come around. It's it has become a nightmare to me every time I see an Amazon drive Amazon driver.
Speaker 6Especially like on a one-way, especially in a one-way. Yes.
Speaker 2It's so annoying. So that's my plan.
Speaker 1Especially when they're just in a Toyota Prius. No, it's true. They come and deliver miles and they're just like a Toyota Corolla.
Speaker 4Like that's one of the weirdest things that we experience now. Like, anybody can be a delivery person. It's like who is this guy with this form truck pulling into the yes?
Speaker 1They wear that. That's how you know. I I see a weird car, but then I see that vest. I'm like, okay. And then they're taking a photo of my front door. So I see.
Speaker 4Well, now that we're getting into the warmer weather, what you also have is windows down music blaring. There's a lot of delivery people. I'm like, wow, you are. I kind of like it.
Speaker 1I kind of like to see what their music is.
Speaker 6Like they're having fun. Yeah. I agree. True.
Speaker 2Yeah. What about you, Chloe?
Speaker 6Okay, so my slip it in. It's not that exciting. All of you guys have stories. I don't have any stories about this. We'll bring it out a bit. I slip it in. Something I've been really into lately is the bagels at Big B, the Asiago bagels.
Speaker 2Oh, I love an Asiago. I usually are more of a parm bagel, but as yeah.
Speaker 4I've got a relationship with Big B, the Herbie Turkey.
Speaker 1I haven't had that. What's that?
Speaker 4I don't know.
Speaker 6I'll tell them about it.
Speaker 4What I mean, I don't mean it's like it's not turkey on it. The herbie, the spread on it, I don't know exactly what it is.
Speaker 1It's probably like an herb cream cheese.
Speaker 4It's red. It's burgundy. Sun dried tomato, maybe.
Speaker 6It is red pepper. So good. I do like their normal cream cheese. No one wondered for my bagel. Oh, really? Interesting. Bacon, egg, and cheese. Bragel. That's what they say. Oh, yes, yes, yes. I've done it. ASiago Bragel. It's a mouthful. It's a lot to say at the window. Gotta make sure you say everything sounds like that. I love a salt bagel. Yeah.
Speaker 1I love the cheese bagels with a breakfast sandwich. That is my like preferred bagel choice. Yeah.
Speaker 2So I support the Assiago bagel soup in.
Speaker 4Can this just in? I got that wrong. What? It's Bruggers. It's Brugger's bagel. Oh my god. Going back to your blue down. I'm continuing my trend, but I just didn't want anyone reaching out to me because I'm like, wait a minute. Is it Big B? I knew it was a B. Wow. Big B Brugers mushtiff. Brugers. Oh my God. I can't with the oak. Sorry. I just gave Big B the herbie turkey. It's Brugger's.
Speaker 1I haven't heard of that either. Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 4They're in Royal Oak still.
Speaker 1No, I mean they're around. I don't know if there's any in Grand Rapids, but they're around Detroit.
Speaker 4Oh God, I am a mess in other states. Sorry. Anywho. So is Carl.
Speaker 6Yeah. Okay. Carl's a mess. For my pull it out. My
Coachella Status Culture And Big Spending
Speaker 6pull it out is the people who are at Coachello right now. Because everyone, a lot of people who go there are just going there for the status and the pictures. But they're not actually there for the music part of it. Like there's all these cool, fun artists there, and all they're doing is in the middle of crowds taking pictures and create get content. So this is where we shower. This is where this is the bed we set up. And it's like I haven't seen one picture or video of any of the artists there. It's just them in the crowd. That is definitely they spend to go. Oh, yeah, it's a lot. There was this TikToker on my for you page, and she spent a hundred page. On your what page? On my for you page? Yeah. On TikTok. You don't know what a for you page is?
Speaker 4Okay.
Speaker 6Entrepreneur. Um, but there's this I'll check it out. This girl, this influencer on my for you on my for you page on TikTok, and she spent $146,000. To go to Coachella. Yeah. Why? Well, because hotels are commented, tickets, the tent, the biggest. There's like VIP, there's like VIP showering and stuff that only like circumstances. Yeah.
Speaker 4Wow. That's insane. I mean, like, where does one just say, okay, I'll just spend 150k? That's crazy.
Speaker 1Well, and let me point out, this is in like the desert around Palm Springs. So it's so hot. It's hot and it's windy with just dust flowing through the air, and they have to walk in the hot all the time.
Speaker 6It's just like, why would you spend that much money on that? That's a blog.
Speaker 1Well, if you're a Bieber fan, headlining one of the nights. That's what some people are calling it.
Where To Find Us And Goodbye
Speaker 1Well, with that slippers, I think it's time for us to say our goodbyes. Bye. In the meantime, check out our Linktree at Slip It In Podcast. And I will say, just so people may know, I'm stopped lots of times about the shoes, the shirt, whatever I'm wearing. Most of the things that like I buy or I get obsessed with, I link on our Linktree. So if you haven't looked at it, you might want to go check it out. There's lots of good stuff on there. But you can also reach out to us by slipping into our DMs on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook at Slip Itin Podcast. We love our emails, slipitinpodcast at gmail.com. And you can always call and text us as some of our other slippers have done at 313-444-9004. Until next time. Thanks, Chloe. You've been amazing. Thanks for all nervous, but it really is. Oh, you did a great job.
Speaker 4I'm the one that fucked up.
