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Is Sydney Sweeney's Team Secretly Sabotaging Her? | Episode 18 · Sincerely American

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  Whoever's handling her marketing PR obviously is like a secret
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  hater because we saw during the American Eagle Jeans ad that the
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  most hate that she was getting was from other women.
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  Guess who adored it? It was the men.
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  Like she is the girl next door. This all American Princess like
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  think that she should have had a launch of a brand tailored
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  towards men. I don't see this being super
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  popular. I hope I'm wrong.
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  Like I wish her the best and I hope she does sell out of things
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  but I just didn't think this was a smart move by her.
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  I don't know what woman's it's like, oh, I want to buy this
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  lingerie brand. Hi, Sincerely sisters, and
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  welcome back to Sincerely American.
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  We have a fun episode. I mean, I always say that we
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  have a fun episode in store. As always, we're going to be
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  covering a lot of topics and we're going to switch up the Q&A
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  this week, do something more exciting.
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  I always like to keep, I love our segments that we do, but
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  once in a while I like to swap it out just to keep things
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  fresh. I don't think we've covered this
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  yet, and obviously I think this was like two or three weeks ago,
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  but I feel like Sydney Sweeney is like always such a hot topic.
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  She's always doing a new movie, obviously since her Gene ad.
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  There's just always a lot of like, commentary on Sydney
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  Sweeney. So she launched a lingerie
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  brand. Do you think that this is a good
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  move by Sydney or not? No I think that whoever's
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  handling her marketing PR obviously is like a secret hater
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  because we saw during the American Eagle jeans ad that the
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  most hate that she was getting was from other women.
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  Guess who adored it? It was the men.
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  Like she is the girl next door, this all American Princess like
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  this beautiful blonde haired, either blue or green eyed like.
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  And so I think that she should have had a launch of a brand
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  tailored towards men like I think she should have done,
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  which I know it was very controversial.
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  We saw the soap that she had with her bathwater.
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  I'm sure that probably sold out. Like I actually saw a video from
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  Tana Mojo. Let's roll the clip.
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  Someone on Sydney Sweeney's team hates her.
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  OK, she had every right to drop a Magnum condom competitor, A
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  Pabst Blue Ribbon competitor, an NFL red zone competitor and make
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  a billion dollars. Like who told her to launch
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  something for women? She's like, Yep, it's me, Skims
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  and Fenty. Like it's like what?
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  Drop a football like. So no, I just think that there
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  was ample opportunity to do something like incredible and
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  out-of-the-box and something that was tailored towards her
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  audience that knows and loves her.
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  And I do think that that's predominantly men and there's
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  nothing wrong with that. I mean, I think that she appeals
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  more to the male gaze as we see with like women obviously, like
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  really adored Tate McRae and Sabrina Carpenter and like those
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  new rising voices. And so I think that she should
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  have done more male centered. Yeah, I thought that this was
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  kind of a missed from her as well.
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  And this is coming from someone who really likes Sydney.
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  Like, I I think she's great. I actually like how she handled,
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  we talked about on the podcast how she handled the whole jeans
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  controversy. I think a lot of people think
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  like conservatives. We want these celebrities to be
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  conservative. I don't even care about you
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  being conservative. I just like that she kind of
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  tried to stay out of politics. So this is coming from a fan.
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  I don't like like tearing people down for no reason.
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  I agree with you though. She probably should have done
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  something that's more catered towards men.
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  And I just think like with some of these celebrity like products
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  that they come out with and their brands that they come out
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  with, like, I don't know what woman like, oh, I want to buy
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  this lingerie brand. Like to be honest, it looks a
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  little cheap. And I just think like lingerie
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  is something that's so personal to a lot of women.
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  And bras are so personal that I even think like online shopping
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  can be difficult with bras because you want to go in and
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  try on and see like you're fitting and everything.
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  So I don't know, I just, I don't see this being super popular.
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  I hope I'm wrong. Like I wish her the best and I
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  hope she does sell out of things, but I just didn't think
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  this was a smart move by her. I think it's over saturated too.
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  Like there's so many places you can go for lingerie that I
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  rather go to to buy than like a celebrity brand.
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  I feel the same way about makeup.
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  We talked about that a few episodes too.
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  Yeah, I just don't think that she, and, and maybe she does
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  just maybe her team doesn't fully understand the the power
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  that she holds. I mean, think about the American
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  Jeans ad and what that did to their stock.
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  So it's like she could have, there's so many other
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  opportunities she could have done like collaboration with
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  John Deere. She could have like promoted
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  like stuff like that or just gone into like a completely
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  different field for an entirely different audience.
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  And I agree, I do think that the lingerie just wasn't the best
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  move. I'm not saying that she can't
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  sell it. Like obviously she has a
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  beautiful body. I know a lot of women adore her
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  because she did once she didn't bend the knee, she stayed out of
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  politics and she's just like a normal pretty girl.
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  And she has a very successful acting career as well.
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  And she's she's played a role. Oh my gosh, what was that movie
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  with her and Glenn Powell? Oh, anybody love that movie?
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  I love that. Movie.
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  Yeah, I. Euphoria is a big one.
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  I think Euphoria is a little bit dark but like, you know, she has
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  a very bright career ahead of her, but she should have played
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  into her strengths. Like she likes working on her
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  cars. Why didn't she do like something
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  with cars? Just could have been more
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  calculated in my opinion. I think this was like a mess up
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  on her team and not necessarily her.
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  She should have had better people dealing with this.
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  Yeah, And it's interesting because like Kim Kardashian,
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  obviously SKIMS is kind of includes lingerie.
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  But even though I'm not the biggest fan of Kim Kardashian,
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  I'm just going to be honest. But what was smart about SKIMS
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  is it kind of revolutionized and she brought in new products with
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  the shapewear and kind of this casual wear as well with like
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  the lingerie. So she like took a market where
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  she saw things missing and create something new versus
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  Cindy Sweeney, just like I said, introduce a product that you
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  could find anywhere that's a better quality probably.
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  And and like a better brand that you trust just to be honest.
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  So I didn't think that was smart, but that's how.
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  People do with makeup. It's like.
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  Celebrities do this all the time.
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  It's not like they're all reinvent reinventing the wheel.
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  That's why the Kardashians are actually some of the most.
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  They're successful. In terms of of money, because
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  they've been able to monetize things and be creative and play
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  towards their strengths. I think a lot of celebrities
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  just get into it where the money will be and there's not really
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  much thought around the product, so I completely agree with you.
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  I will say this, though, what I do love about Sidney Sweeney, I
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  feel like because of Kim Kardashian, we went through like
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  this era where everybody was like into big butts.
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  And I've never been a big butt person.
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  I'm obviously biased because I have no butt.
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  You guys like I am like literally what?
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  What did we used to call? Me.
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  I call you asparagus. Yeah, asparagus, because I'm
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  like this. But I will say I have a little
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  bit of boob, so I kind of like that We brought back like the
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  boob era. I'm like, thank God, like I do
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  better in this era. I showed how gay our culture was
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  2 where it's like where they started to like fantasize over
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  like butts more than boobs. I feel like we're like a proper
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  country again. I like the boob.
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  I'm glad that we're back into the boob era.
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  I think I'm a biased person, but I think it works better.
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  Anyway, Speaking of clothing, I saw this reel come up and I feel
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  like our sincerely sisters will just totally get where this
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  girl's coming from. We'll roll the clap.
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  This is my plea to Ritzia. Please allow your workers to be
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  less overbearing because that is the worst place to shop.
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  Every single time I go into Ritzia, I'm reminded of why I
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  don't shop there. It is a little experience.
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  Everyone is on your phone and I get they have to be please let
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  them stop. Don't want any help I don't want
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  to tell you my name or my life story.
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  I genuinely if I needed help I would ask for it just like
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  please let them leave me alone. Hate it there.
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  Yeah, Cameron, I like hate the in store.
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  I'm going to complain about two brands that I hate the in store
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  experience for different reasons.
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  One, Aritzia, I agree with the salespeople there are like on
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  you. And I will say this, I feel like
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  a lot of times in this day and age, like a lot of salespeople
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  do not take their job seriously. And they almost act like you're
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  annoying for like coming into their store, like, sorry, I'm
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  shopping here. They treat you like, like you're
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  a burden to them when it should be the opposite.
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  But I do think Aritzia, like, I, I like that at least if Ritzia
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  is putting energy back into selling things, they've gone too
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  far where they like don't leave you alone.
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  And I also hate with Aritzia that you have to go get in those
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  communal mirrors. Like, no, I don't want to go try
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  on stuff in front of anyone because like, it might look
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  hideous. And I just like don't feel like
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  being in front of everybody. And like a lot of times you like
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  girls were real late. Like you're trying on jeans.
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  You don't have your top. I don't want to get fully
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  redressed to go look at myself in the mirror in this outfit.
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  Like I just want to be quick in there, especially when I have
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  like Vivian and I'm trying to like do a lot of things anyway.
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  I hate their in store shopping experience.
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  The other place I hate and I love their clothes is
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  reformation. The fact that like I go into the
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  Reformation, they're like, yeah, it's going to be an hour wait to
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  try on because they, and you have to order it off of the
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  monitor. Miss me.
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  I I do not like that at all. Like I'm like, I want to go into
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  the store, pull the clothing, go and try it on.
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  Like I don't need this whole digital system.
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  And like one time I was in there and it was a 2 hour wait.
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  I'm like, OK, well, I guess I'm going to go and not come back.
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  Like who's waiting 2 hours to try on one top?
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  It's ridiculous. Anyway, that's my about clothing
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  today. With reformation, though, what I
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  like is that I don't have to go back out.
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  I can just press the button once I'm in the fitting room if I
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  need a different size. So I'll just put it in there for
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  me. And then you open the door and
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  it's already in there. That's what I really like about
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  reformation, but I've never had to deal with the wait times.
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  See, it's not like that in California because you'll find a
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  reformation on every corner. So it's like you'll be able to
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  get in and try stuff on. You know what, this is the thing
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  that I do like about my Hyatt and I'm at that height where a
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  lot of clothing is like made for that height.
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  So like I feel like typically like I know my size and like it
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  will fit, you know what I mean? Like for basic stuff, other
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  things like if you're doing like a more complex dress or
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  whatever, then you need to try it on.
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  But I hate to say this because I think you should support like
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  stores. So we have brick and mortar
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  stores because they're going off and like closing down because of
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  online shopping and like our little towns are going to be
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  deserts. But I've been doing a lot more
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  online shopping cuz I just the in shopping experience is not
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  very good any place. They never even carry like any
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  like sizes either. Like they go.
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  We only have one size out. Make it fit and you're like.
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  I love home shopping, like home decor shopping though in person
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  cuz then you can kind of see it in person and what it would look
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  like and visualize what it would look like in the space.
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  Like whether it's furniture, whether it's like coffee table
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  books or like, you know, different type of decorative
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  items. I do like doing that in person.
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  But when it comes to clothing shopping in person, I genuinely
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  hate it. I hate it.
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  The only time I'll go in person to do something is like whether
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  I'm getting like an accessory like a bag or if I need to try a
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  shoe on for sizing. Other than that, I've been doing
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  way more online shopping and I have been staying loyal to like
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  little boutiques. And like I said, I like
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  Reformation. I've tried like to kind of stay
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  off Revolve recently too just because they've been doing this
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  thing where they'll show the clothes but it's like on
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  preorder and then it's like 3 months.
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  Out where? I'm like, get out of my face.
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  Can I say, though, I ordered something on preorder and it
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  told me it wasn't from Revolve, and it told me it wasn't gonna
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  get here till like end of March and it came early.
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  So for people, well, that's good, yeah.
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  I've had to cancel orders because I thought that would be
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  my luck and it just was not. I like the item right then and
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  there. I don't.
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  I just don't like the unnecessary spending on clothes
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  either. Like I do obviously, like I'm a
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  girl, listen like I love a new outfit, don't get me wrong, but
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  I just. If I can avoid that setting at
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  all costs, I will. Unless but.
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  You also live in LA and LA has great shopping.
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  DC. DC is a great place but not very
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  good shopping. I do like Georgetown though,
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  it's so cute, but once you've experienced it enough times, I
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  understand where it's like it just gets so popular and
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  overcrowded and like it gets like really touristy, especially
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  in like Brandy Melville. Do you remember when we can we
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  tell the girls when we brought Vivian in there with her
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  stroller and she was like screaming, all the 16 year old
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  girls were like looking at us. Jamie's like at the brink of
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  tears. Like about to cry?
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  I'm taking Randy Melville is very overstimulating.
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  I will say we. Couldn't even move in there.
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  Jamie needs a new top Vivian's like Vivian.
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  Was she even won yet when we did?
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  That no, we had like her whole stroller and you know how tight
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  it is and all those stories. I was like going around and all
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  like the teenagers were like judge you and Brandy Melville.
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  And I'm like, you know what, I know I'm old, but I don't care.
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  I'm wearing your Brandy, Melville.
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  That was the funniest. Oh my gosh, I just remember
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  reliving that. I mean, we'll have to tell
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  Vivian that when she's older. That's so funny.
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  Where does a Brandy member like kicking?
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  At us. Like, Oh yeah, Oh my gosh, I
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  know. We love their clothes, but.
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  But what? Yeah, but like, why do I kind of
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  dig that? I would rather you just not even
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  talk to me. Let me pick out my stuff and
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  then I'll. Go to the counter.
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  Oh my gosh. OK, let's jump in this week.
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  I saw this on TikTok and this made me actually laugh out loud.
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  One. I just love this aesthetic rare
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  aesthetic. I just think they're always so
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  funny that like TikTok trend, a few girls have seen this where
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  it's the same music every time and it's like a very niche
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  thing. Yeah, yeah, it's always like the
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  most niche issue that you can like relate to that.
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  I'm all I always makes me laugh anyway.
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  I saw this and I'm like, thank you that someone I feel seen
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  with this and we'll roll the clap.
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  And for our listening audience, it says rare aesthetic.
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  You tell a liberal you disagree with them in 2026.
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  Okay, this is kind of coming off 2 episodes ago.
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  We talked about, you know, the love is more powerful than hate.
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  And I kind of called out the left that like, sometimes I feel
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  like they're the most hateful people out there.
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  Nothing is worse than a leftist getting into your comment
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  section. And it's not like I can
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  appreciate a comment right where they come in and they say like,
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  Hey, you know, I disagree with this.
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  Here's like what I think about this issue.
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  I think you're categorizing like I actually, I, I think it's good
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  to have a healthy debate. Totally always welcome that.
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  Like I, I say that from the bottom of my heart.
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  I welcome any comment where I, I like when it starts discussions.
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  But these leftists who are like doing this on behalf of their
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  ideology that preaches tolerance and diversity, they come in and
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  it's not just always like a debate.
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  Instead, they'll just like ruthlessly RIP you to shreds.
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  Like you're a look, they'll come after you.
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  They'll call you like these feminists will be like, you're a
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  dumb bimbo. Like their comments are like,
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  honestly, and I say this like a lot of times it like makes me
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  laugh. I feel like if you're in this
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  industry, you have to have the thickest skin imaginable.
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  And I feel like you and I do, but they just like RIP you
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  apart. And I'm like, OK, honestly, I
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  don't think you're the good guy when you're like a mean girl in
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  the comment section. No, they're this is so funny to
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  me because I used to let these comments get to me until I
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  realized that they just hate themselves and they have nothing
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  better to do. And that's why, you know, they
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  aren't speaking on these issues or, or they're probably sitting
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  in their parents basement not doing anything with their lives.
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  Like I remember I got so distraught when I was first
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  getting into politics and I had posted something like men don't
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  belong in women's sports. I was wearing my cheer uniform
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  in college and I had so many of my former teammates and it's
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  reaching out to me saying I was a disgrace, that they hated me,
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  that I sucked, that cheer that I like they didn't want to be
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  associated with me. I had this girl also post on
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  Twitter and said that like, I'm racist AF.
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  I'm like, girl, I cheered with you for two years.
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  I never once walked into practice with a freaking KKK
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  outfit on, you know, being yelling racial slurs at you.
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  I think you're going to be all right.
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  Like that's their number one defense mechanism.
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  They're just going to try to attack your character.
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  Defame. You have all these smear
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  campaigns because they have nothing to stand on.
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  They have no logic on their side.
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  Every one of their opinions is based off of sheer emotion.
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  There's nothing driving them to like a logical conclusion is all
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  based on emotion. And that's how the Democrat
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  party has won elections because they are just emotionally
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  manipulate with their messaging. So I don't know, I find this so
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  funny because I don't think that this is a unique experience at
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  all. It's like, yes, this is a rare
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  aesthetic, but I when I've come to with TikTok is that I've
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  never had an original experience in this life.
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  However, I feel like we all deal with this, especially if you're
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  in this industry, you just have unhinged lunatics that are
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  messaging you constantly. And sometimes I'll have the same
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  people that pop up and I'm like, I don't think that these people
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  have a nine to five. I don't think these people have
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  a family. I think that they probably just
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  have like a severe porn addiction and that's what
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  they're doing all day. And then and then after that
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  they get very irritable and then they just go waste their time
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  online and. Do you have more like men or
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  women that hate on you in your comments?
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  Men. Mine is way more women.
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  I would say men hate on me just because I feel like I have more
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  male centered content with the way I like do my reels.
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  I feel like like some women have like more of an appealing
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  aesthetic that they appeal to other women.
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  And then you'll get more of that hate.
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  Like the only hate I've ever gotten from women is like maybe
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  just like different, like different captioned reels, but I
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  don't have like more of an aesthetically pleasing page.
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  Like I feel like you do, right? And so does the conservator.
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  And and so that like appeals some more women.
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  So I feel like that draws in more hate towards women.
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  Yeah, I definitely most of my hate comments are always women,
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  which is like, like I said, they're such hypocrites.
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  Like all these, we talk about that all the time, these
• 17:20
  feminists. OK, someone said this one time,
• 17:22
  no one that's ever like in your hate comments or like hating on
• 17:26
  you is ever better than you ever.
• 17:29
  I kind of agree, agree with that.
• 17:30
  Like obvious I kind of on OK this is like crazy but in a way.
• 17:35
  Like ugly meaning like I don't care how pretty you are, if
• 17:39
  you're ugly on the inside, you're just ugly to me.
• 17:41
  When I look at these people, I'm like, you're just ugly and like
• 17:44
  you're not going like you have an ugly heart, you have an ugly
• 17:47
  face. And then I'm just like, this
• 17:49
  isn't even worth my time because it's not even on the same.
• 17:53
  Like if you're up here, they're like all the way down here with
• 17:57
  how they're living their lives. Because I can tell you first
• 18:00
  hand, I don't have time to comment on people shit hating on
• 18:03
  them 24/7. I don't have time to do that.
• 18:06
  I barely have time to like text my mom back.
• 18:08
  So I'm sure you agree. I just, I wouldn't like ever
• 18:12
  like leave a hate comment to somebody.
• 18:14
  Like I just, it's not something I do like.
• 18:16
  I think it's there's content all the time.
• 18:19
  We like talk about it on the podcast where we're like, Oh, we
• 18:21
  disagree with like this influencer that put out this
• 18:23
  thing. Like I see that all the time,
• 18:25
  but like never would I just like leave a hate comment.
• 18:27
  I feel like it's just not something that I would do.
• 18:30
  And I think I, I think any, any, I'm sure like so many of our
• 18:34
  sincerely sisters have like posted, you know, something
• 18:37
  that's like pro Trump or pro conservative at some point and
• 18:39
  just been like ripped apart by people.
• 18:41
  You know, it's really shocking, like genuinely in 2020 when I
• 18:44
  launched the conservator that I can tell the full story at
• 18:47
  another time. It's honestly I could go into
• 18:49
  detail but like well. That's true.
• 18:51
  I became friends is because we just had such similar our
• 18:54
  experiences with these unhinged, deranged leftists that just like
• 18:59
  we're so psychotic. If you're doing something
• 19:02
  amazing in your life or you're accomplishing stuff, I feel like
• 19:05
  for the most part, you're going to get people that are hating on
• 19:07
  you. Like if you if you don't get
• 19:09
  hate, it means you're not doing anything interesting.
• 19:11
  Like I truly believe that one and two, I kind of like love
• 19:14
  that. Like sometimes I like trigger
• 19:16
  people. Like I'm like, I don't know how
• 19:17
  to explain that. I'm just like, OK, I triggered
• 19:19
  you. Like I'm obviously like talking
• 19:21
  truth. I'm like getting out there.
• 19:23
  Like I joke like sometimes like I'll see a name of like someone
• 19:26
  hate commenting or like a like here and there where it's like
• 19:29
  someone from like middle school or something I went with and I'm
• 19:31
  like, God, I haven't thought about you in years.
• 19:33
  And here you are on like my page, like whatever.
• 19:35
  Like I'm, I don't know, maybe that's crazy to say.
• 19:38
  But like I, I truly like I almost view it as a compliment
• 19:41
  when I get a hate comment. Like if I did not getting hate
• 19:43
  comments on stuff, I'm like, shoot this like content didn't
• 19:46
  hit like, you know what I mean? So I don't know, always have
• 19:48
  like, who cares what people say on the Internet?
• 19:50
  Like if someone's hate commenting, they're not happy in
• 19:52
  their own life. So like, that's my advice for
• 19:54
  any sincerely sister, like ignore the haters and keep
• 19:57
  succeeding. And I feel like in the
• 19:58
  conservative movement, like I've always said this about like the
• 20:01
  girls who follow the conservator and and the girls that we have
• 20:03
  on sincerely American that DM and like right into us.
• 20:05
  Like I love hearing from you guys cuz like honestly it's the
• 20:07
  most positive group of women, like truly amazing woman that
• 20:10
  are trying to like live their best life and they're confident
• 20:13
  and they're strong and like that's all.
• 20:14
  I need in my life like that's the type of woman I need.
• 20:17
  And you know what? Let the haters hate.
• 20:18
  I'll never forget when I posted that Instagram story, I got a
• 20:22
  message from Louisville wanting like, I don't know, threatening
• 20:26
  to like they sent me a legal letter for trademark status.
• 20:30
  Yet I'm like every other cheerleader posts their, their
• 20:33
  uniform on social media. So I, I don't know.
• 20:36
  But now and then I look now and I go to my emails and they're
• 20:40
  like asking me to donate to the athletic program.
• 20:43
  And so I'm like, no, absolutely not.
• 20:45
  Like you're asking me for something after that.
• 20:48
  It's so crazy. But these people, like you said,
• 20:51
  it just shows how much healing they actually need.
• 20:54
  It's like very hateful, disrespectful intolerance.
• 20:58
  You'll like never see a conservative taking the time to
• 21:01
  like I don't ever see like comments.
• 21:03
  And like I said, there's a difference between like
• 21:05
  disagreeing with like I'll see conservatives like, for example,
• 21:08
  in like Vogue's comment section whenever they like post
• 21:10
  something like absurdly leftist being like like disagreeing with
• 21:13
  them. But I never see like
• 21:14
  conservatives like ruthlessly attack like another woman for
• 21:18
  like her looks or like anything. Oh yeah, like they'll go because
• 21:21
  they again, Jamie, they have like no ground to stand on.
• 21:24
  They don't have a winning argument.
• 21:26
  So they just go straight to like attacking your appearance,
• 21:29
  attacking like anything they possibly can physically or like
• 21:33
  with your makeup, your hair, your outfit, etcetera.
• 21:37
  Because like, that's the only thing that they feel like.
• 21:39
  We also I feel like we haven't mentioned this yet on the
• 21:42
  podcast. A few weeks ago, I wore like I
• 21:45
  got the sweater that said Vivian's mom on it for her
• 21:47
  birthday that I love like this like pink sweater and I wore it
• 21:50
  on the podcast. If you guys remember a few weeks
• 21:52
  ago, and I don't know if you girls saw if you like followed
• 21:54
  me on Instagram or whatever, but the brand itself started
• 21:57
  commenting on my page feeling she needs to RIP off this
• 22:01
  sweater that she told me to burn her own sweater.
• 22:04
  I'm like, OK, this is absurd. And then she started D Ming.
• 22:06
  Me personally, I'm like, OK, these people are hinging need.
• 22:10
  Black Halo did that to me in the White House.
• 22:13
  I like posted a photo in like 1 of their outfits and then they
• 22:16
  posted it to their story and then deleted it.
• 22:19
  Wasn't there another brand? Who?
• 22:20
  Yes. Yes, yes, yes.
• 22:21
  Whenever like Cameron and I in the White House would like tag
• 22:24
  brands, they'd like repost it and then they would definitely
• 22:26
  like their PR. People like look through our
• 22:27
  Instagram, be like, oh, they're a conservative and then delete
• 22:30
  it. I always joke like people
• 22:32
  sometimes like I'll get like a comment that she sold her soul
• 22:34
  for money. I'm like, do you know how much
• 22:36
  easier it is to be a liberal influencer just like a random
• 22:39
  fashion influencer? I'm like, we lose money doing
• 22:41
  this. Like genuinely, like I'm telling
• 22:43
  you, you don't become a conservative for money.
• 22:45
  I will tell you that because almost like it's, you know,
• 22:48
  there's a lot of great conservative brands that we
• 22:50
  always love to work with that are exciting.
• 22:52
  But in general, like it's, you know, you're, it's a tough world
• 22:57
  out there. I will say that.
• 22:58
  And yeah, that's like you see. All of these, like celebrities
• 23:03
  are like closeted conservatives for the money.
• 23:06
  Like they're not speaking out about it.
• 23:08
  Like I know so many, I know so many celebrities here that are
• 23:11
  like conservative that I've heard about and they just don't
• 23:13
  even speak out on it because they're getting the brand deals.
• 23:16
  They don't want to like, you know, bump into somebody's
• 23:19
  shoulder that maybe they'll need something one day.
• 23:21
  Like, I don't know, like they'll just all pretend.
• 23:24
  I will say though, there's like a great, especially in the
• 23:26
  health and Wellness space that like I'm excited to work with as
• 23:29
  a conservative. Like there is now bubbling up a
• 23:31
  lot of people who are like happy to work with conservative
• 23:33
  brands, especially in the Maha space.
• 23:35
  So I mean, we should, we should start like listening to Mark.
• 23:39
  Cuban praising Trump RX. Yeah, I know.
• 23:43
  Well, how could you be against that?
• 23:44
  I don't know how you could be against the law.
• 23:45
  Still, I mean like, that was a lot for him to say.
• 23:48
  Anyway girls, that's just my biggest advice for you.
• 23:51
  Take it as a compliment. If people are hating on you and
• 23:54
  haters, we see you keep engaging with us.
• 23:57
  The engagement goes up. They're a hater and a loser.
• 24:00
  What a weird B word. And then move on.
• 24:02
  Wait. Guys, OK, let's get into.
• 24:04
  I have no words. OK, obviously this clip is
• 24:10
  really absurd. And I think a lot of people
• 24:11
  might be like, OK, this is there's always like absurd stuff
• 24:14
  on the Internet, but this is like a legit trend I've seen
• 24:18
  with a lot of like women where it's almost like empowerment,
• 24:20
  where it's like they've done terrible things, like cheated on
• 24:23
  their husband, had an affair. It's something usually along
• 24:26
  those lines of like relationships or they're like
• 24:28
  not being they've become like Alcoholics or like drug addicts
• 24:31
  and they like aren't very good moms.
• 24:32
  And it's like this empowerment thing where they're like owning
• 24:35
  it on the Internet. They're sharing it like this is
• 24:37
  words of empowerment. And once again, we always talk
• 24:40
  about the double standards, but like men could never do this and
• 24:43
  get any celebration in the comment section.
• 24:46
  Like I and you know, there's a difference between having a
• 24:49
  testimony where like maybe you've made massive decisions in
• 24:53
  your life that have been terrible, that have ruined your
• 24:55
  life, ruined relationships, ruin people around you.
• 24:57
  And you're speaking to that and you're giving people hope that
• 25:00
  like you can change, you can make these steps right to become
• 25:04
  a better person and to obviously make up for the wrongs that
• 25:07
  you've done. But this, this is not the genre
• 25:09
  that we keep seeing. Instead, it's like, OK, you've
• 25:13
  made bad decisions, but I'm going to like celebrate that
• 25:16
  this is who I am still. And I'm still standing.
• 25:19
  Like it's like girl bossing on your bad decisions.
• 25:22
  Yeah, it just goes to this culture again, of like women.
• 25:25
  I think women in particular do this because it's a TikTok
• 25:28
  trend. I know women, you know, keep up
• 25:30
  with more social media content than than men probably do.
• 25:33
  But it's this like over romance, romanticization of everything.
• 25:38
  Like they're romanticizing their life to an extent where they're
• 25:41
  actually just delusional. Like to some things that are
• 25:43
  actually pushed out to the masses.
• 25:45
  It's just pure delusion. And this is one of them where
• 25:48
  they're kind of just coming out normalizing this behavior that's
• 25:51
  very toxic to not only yourself, but the people around you.
• 25:55
  And you're probably going to grow up, especially women.
• 25:58
  Maybe you want to start a family someday and you're, again, your
• 26:01
  kids are going to see this type of content.
• 26:03
  A digital footprint is real. Everything you put out there
• 26:06
  simply can't be washed away. And so I think with this, if
• 26:13
  it's if you're posting it and you've learned from it and
• 26:16
  you're and you're teaching other people to grow and and you've
• 26:19
  grown from your own mistakes and you're trying to start a better
• 26:22
  life for yourself and spread awareness and kind of create,
• 26:25
  you know, that bond with your followers and have that platform
• 26:29
  where you're more personable. Like I understand that, but I
• 26:31
  think this is just like an over glorification of just like such
• 26:35
  toxic behavior from these women. I think I got a lot of heat from
• 26:41
  this. This was like when we first
• 26:42
  launched. I think this is like our second
• 26:44
  episode, but I came out against therapy.
• 26:46
  But I really think this is because of therapy culture,
• 26:49
  because I cannot tell you how common it is that people will go
• 26:53
  to therapy and it's all about self love.
• 26:55
  And it's all about, you know, they're they're so focused on
• 26:58
  people not having like hatred towards themselves.
• 27:01
  And I don't think you should ever hate yourself, but I do.
• 27:04
  Think any sort of shame or. Guilt, exactly.
• 27:06
  Shame and guilt is an important human emotion to have because
• 27:10
  that is what's going to make you better.
• 27:12
  That is what's going to make you not make those bad decisions.
• 27:15
  And you know, there's a reason why, like as a Christian, you
• 27:19
  should feel guilt and you should feel shame if you are making bad
• 27:21
  decisions or you should be concerned about making or scared
• 27:24
  to make bad decisions because you know that God is always
• 27:27
  watching. But I think, like I said, this
• 27:29
  is when you're sitting in with a therapist and they're like, you
• 27:32
  know, you need to love yourself and it it doesn't, you know,
• 27:36
  your bad decisions are not who you are, but to an extent,
• 27:39
  sometimes your bad decisions are who you are because you're the
• 27:42
  one making those bad decisions. And so I think a huge part of
• 27:45
  being a better person is owning. No, no one's perfect.
• 27:48
  We talked about on the podcast all the time that everybody's
• 27:50
  sinners. That's, that's who we are as
• 27:52
  humans. But you don't just get to like
• 27:55
  pray and be like, OK, well, I'm forgiven and move on.
• 27:58
  Like, I think a lot of bad decisions you make can be really
• 28:00
  hurtful to the people around you.
• 28:02
  Any bad decision I've made has hurt many people and you need to
• 28:04
  work to earn forgiveness from people and.
• 28:07
  I do think that people see it as like, it's kind of startling.
• 28:10
  Why would you post that it's? Also the oversharing culture
• 28:13
  too, like there's so much and like this is coming from girls.
• 28:16
  I have a podcast, right? Like we probably overshare a
• 28:18
  little bit on here, but I think it's there's things where, and
• 28:22
  like I said, there's a difference if you come out and
• 28:24
  you go here is I actually think it's great to be authentic with
• 28:27
  like followers and like really share things that you've gone
• 28:29
  through. I think can be really helpful
• 28:31
  for people that are trying to like get through very difficult
• 28:33
  things in their life. So I think it's, I think that's
• 28:35
  totally fine, but you need to explain why it's bad.
• 28:37
  And like, like I said, this is just the opposite where it's
• 28:40
  like promoting it in a sense and it's toxic, you guys.
• 28:44
  It's like, I don't know, this society has been going down a
• 28:49
  drain with like content like this, so.
• 28:51
  Yeah, I think you are what you consume too.
• 28:54
  Like this isn't the content I like actually showed up on my
• 28:57
  for you page 2 and I'm like, what am I even looking at?
• 29:00
  Because like I like I want to be consuming like positive content,
• 29:04
  but I obviously get fed this stuff so we can talk about it on
• 29:07
  the podcast. I feel like I I spend more time
• 29:10
  looking at videos like this where I'm like, I have no words.
• 29:13
  Let's put this in the let's put this in the podcast.
• 29:16
  But but truly, like I, I don't want to see this stuff anymore.
• 29:19
  Some people do need to feel feel shame and guilt.
• 29:22
  Objectively, it is wrong. You should not be home wrecking
• 29:24
  a marriage and like having a child out of an affair.
• 29:28
  It's just like reckless behavior and it should not be promoted.
• 29:31
  Completely agree. All right, girls, let's get into
• 29:34
  our Q&A. I actually am doing something a
• 29:39
  little different this week. I posted on my story because I
• 29:42
  kind of want to do like, fun, like smaller questions because I
• 29:45
  feel like we answer so many great questions where it's like
• 29:47
  gets into depth about like political ideologies,
• 29:50
  relationships, advice. So this is kind of like a fun,
• 29:53
  just like more of a quick thing. OK, Cameron, first question, who
• 29:57
  is your favorite singer? Probably Chris Stapleton.
• 30:04
  I love that. I'm going to go really basic.
• 30:06
  I do love like Morgan Wallen. I think I'm a big country music
• 30:09
  fan. What's the political issue that
• 30:11
  sparked your shift towards conservatism?
• 30:14
  The Colin Kaepernick kneeling. Mine I think was I was, I feel
• 30:19
  like both of us were always conservative, but I got really
• 30:21
  interested. I remember when like the Brett
• 30:22
  Kavanaugh thing happened, when I just remember being like,
• 30:26
  believe all woman. What like do you know woman?
• 30:29
  Like no one always tells the truth.
• 30:30
  Did he drink a beer at a frat party?
• 30:33
  Yeah, I just thought that was so absurd.
• 30:35
  That got me like into it. And then I started watching the
• 30:37
  news and I started to consuming it.
• 30:39
  How tall are you? I am 5-6 but I like to tell
• 30:44
  people I'm 57. I feel like you are 57.
• 30:48
  No, I'm not. I measured myself the other day
• 30:50
  and I'm 56. That's so interesting.
• 30:53
  I'm like 5-7 and a half. I just went to the doctor's.
• 30:56
  I just always say I'm 57. I always say I'm 57.
• 31:00
  What is your favorite food? I like a lot of cucumber salads.
• 31:07
  I'm a big pasta girl. I just like grew up on different
• 31:11
  variations of like Italian food. So I'm gonna go pasta, probably
• 31:14
  like a vodka pasta or like a fettuccine, quechio, a Pepe,
• 31:18
  like things like that. I'm going to go.
• 31:21
  I I love Italian food, but I love Mexican food.
• 31:24
  I knew you were going to say that being from California is
• 31:27
  like such good Mexican food here.
• 31:29
  That is the hardest part about living in DCI Girls.
• 31:32
  If anyone is in DC and has ever had good Mexican food, please
• 31:35
  message me. I'm actually very good at making
• 31:37
  Mexican food so I at least get it.
• 31:39
  Still, I feel like I make pretty good authentic Mexican food, but
• 31:42
  we do not have good Mexican food in DC.
• 31:46
  What is your favorite state? State.
• 31:49
  Yeah. So probably Tennessee.
• 31:56
  I love Tennessee. I grew up going to Tennessee.
• 31:59
  Like, well, we do like a family trip to Gatlinburg every single
• 32:02
  year going into the Smoky Mountains.
• 32:04
  I love just like horseback riding, being out in nature near
• 32:08
  like the creeks and the river there.
• 32:11
  So it's just it's it's so nice and you get the you get a little
• 32:14
  bit of city too, like if you want to go to Nashville, but
• 32:17
  each area is is so charming. I love it.
• 32:20
  I highly recommend any of our sincerely sisters go there.
• 32:22
  It's it's an underrated state. I love it.
• 32:25
  I love Tennessee too. That's a great state.
• 32:27
  I'm probably going to have to go California.
• 32:29
  I just like California has it all.
• 32:32
  Obviously the politics are terrible but I love California.
• 32:34
  An underrated state is Utah though.
• 32:36
  Utah is beautiful beautiful. It's a beautiful state.
• 32:40
  It has some great national parks.
• 32:41
  I love national parks. Another underrated state that no
• 32:43
  one ever talks about, But I've been to Santa Fe, NM and New
• 32:46
  Mexico is also gorgeous. I just love like the
• 32:48
  southwestern region. Montana's obviously so
• 32:51
  beautiful. And you know what I will say
• 32:53
  though, Texas is not as beautiful.
• 32:55
  Sorry Texas people. I don't want to offend you guys.
• 32:57
  I feel like most people would agree it's not like known for
• 33:00
  like there's obviously beautiful parts of Texas, but I love the
• 33:03
  vibe of Texas. Like I just love Texan people.
• 33:05
  Like I just like the vibe there. I like, as this is controversial
• 33:10
  to say, but maybe I even like Texas Mexican food a little bit
• 33:12
  better than Californians, but I just like the cowboy culture.
• 33:15
  Like I just like Texas a lot. I think it's really great.
• 33:20
  God, there's so many questions. Someone just asked.
• 33:21
  How did I come up with Vivian's name?
• 33:24
  It's so it's named after my great grandmother.
• 33:27
  My family is like French in origin.
• 33:29
  And so I love that her name is French and it honours that.
• 33:31
  And I like that it's a family name.
• 33:33
  And I love that when she's young we call her Vivi.
• 33:35
  So I like having like a nickname and it's A and also a long name.
• 33:38
  I think it's a very beautiful name.
• 33:40
  Are we going to do another event soon?
• 33:42
  Yes, we are. Stay tuned.
• 33:44
  We have another event we're announcing very soon.
• 33:47
  Favorite fashion brands? I love Brandy Melville.
• 33:55
  I love Brandy Melville. Just because they have like all
• 33:57
  natural clothes like cotton and pure linen, like there's that's
• 34:01
  so hard to get nowadays. Everything else has like
• 34:04
  polyester, like, you know, endocrine disruptor chemicals
• 34:07
  like Lululemon. It's like one of my favorite
• 34:09
  brands, but it's so toxic for you.
• 34:12
  So I would say I am a workout girly though.
• 34:15
  Like I love my Lululemon sets. I love Brandy Melville like
• 34:19
  chilling at home. I mean it's just weird to have a
• 34:23
  different brand for any article of clothing like jeans.
• 34:26
  I love page jeans legends. Oh oh, reformation.
• 34:29
  I get like a lot of my TV tops from Reformation.
• 34:33
  Reformation is great because it has like I would say, fairly
• 34:36
  good pricing and this. Is reformation.
• 34:38
  Yeah, they have good stuff. They used to be better.
• 34:41
  I feel like that's like so many brands that used to be better.
• 34:43
  You know which brand I've been loving recently?
• 34:45
  I used to wear it a long time ago, but now I feel like they
• 34:47
  have really great stuff again is Alice and Olivia.
• 34:49
  I just like really like their stuff as of recently.
• 34:51
  I like their stuff. Yeah, I like frame for denim.
• 34:56
  That's a good one. Yeah, I really like recently too
• 34:59
  that Helsa brand on Revolve made by Elsa Hall.
• 35:02
  Yeah, I love her too. She's gorgeous.
• 35:04
  Yeah, I really like that brand. There's a lot of great stuff.
• 35:08
  I feel like though, like I don't even have a favorite brand.
• 35:10
  Like I just buy from like so many different places.
• 35:12
  So me too. It just depends.
• 35:14
  Like this summer I feel like I was really into this like slip
• 35:16
  dresses from Rixo London. They have like really cute
• 35:19
  stuff. So I feel like it just kind of
• 35:21
  depends. I feel like a lot of my.
• 35:24
  Clothes who I love Etern or eterni.
• 35:27
  Oh yeah? What is that?
• 35:28
  Yeah, I like the. French brand?
• 35:30
  Yeah, love that brand. Yeah, really cute.
• 35:33
  Favorite beauty product. This will be our last one.
• 35:37
  Beauty products like skin care or makeup.
• 35:42
  Either. I love you put me on to this.
• 35:46
  The Egyptian magic cream. I use that in substitute for
• 35:50
  Aquaphor And then I would just say like a lip like maybe like a
• 35:53
  road lip gloss probably. You know what I've been loving
• 35:58
  recently are those collagen face masks I wear that like every
• 36:03
  night. I cannot tell you because like
• 36:06
  we've talked about this, but the weather has been just so brutal
• 36:08
  and cold and dry here. My skin is like really been
• 36:10
  suffering. So I like that that collagen
• 36:13
  face mask just like walks in your skin care for the night and
• 36:15
  it absorbs and you wake up and your skin looks like glass the.
• 36:18
  Morning Shed. No, really, it's the morning
• 36:21
  shed. And I will say, like, I feel
• 36:22
  like I need to continue to apply skin care throughout the day
• 36:25
  because like days where I'm not wearing makeup, for example, I'm
• 36:27
  just around the house because it is so dry.
• 36:29
  Cameron, I cannot believe it. And like DC is very humid during
• 36:32
  the summer. And I never thought I'd say I'm
• 36:34
  missing the humidity, but I'm like, Oh my gosh, we need to
• 36:37
  move on. Anyway, I hope you guys enjoyed.
• 36:39
  We switched up the little segment today.
• 36:41
  Let's get into hot or not, OK Cameron?
• 36:48
  Hot or not, embellish jeans. Do you remember, like, when I
• 36:53
  was younger, I was obsessed with Miss Me jeans?
• 36:57
  Yeah, that had like the diamonds on the butt or what was it?
• 37:02
  Another one, Ed Hardy. I like the Ed Hardy shirts that
• 37:07
  had the diamonds on it and then like the GI.
• 37:09
  Don't know something about that. Just so nostalgic for me.
• 37:12
  I'm gonna go hot. Would I ever wear it now?
• 37:14
  Probably not. But like if I see a girl walking
• 37:18
  in like some like rhinestone jeans, like rhinestone on the
• 37:22
  butt, like holding a cigarette with her like Pomeranian in her
• 37:25
  hand, I'm like, you go like that.
• 37:26
  Like just brings me back an era. I love that.
• 37:29
  I remember my mom wearing them and she like thought she was
• 37:31
  like the hottest. I'm like you are like I want to
• 37:34
  be when I grow up. I want Juicy Couture to come
• 37:36
  back and look at. Juicy I do too.
• 37:38
  Do you remember that? Do you remember Dolly Parton
• 37:40
  where she was like, I used to be obsessed with this woman who
• 37:43
  worked in the diner and and then my mom said she's nothing but
• 37:47
  trash. And then she was like, that's
• 37:48
  what I want to be when I grow up, Trash.
• 37:50
  And I'm like, that is literally me as a kid.
• 37:52
  Like whoever wore those, I was obsessed with them.
• 37:55
  Thought they were like the hottest thing ever.
• 37:57
  I'm going to go not with embellished jeans.
• 37:59
  I just like keeping it simple. Really.
• 38:00
  I, that's like my biggest advice.
• 38:03
  Yeah, I know. But like, for my biggest advice
• 38:05
  for like, people that are like, oh, you know, getting into
• 38:09
  fashion or they're like trying to decide what to wear is just
• 38:11
  like, keep it simple. Like you can never, you can
• 38:13
  never go wrong when you just keep it simple.
• 38:15
  Honestly. Powdered greens.
• 38:19
  Oh my gosh I see this everywhere because like every single Tik
• 38:22
  Toker promotes the what is that brand?
• 38:26
  Are you talking about the Haya brand?
• 38:29
  No, I forget the brand Anyway, I see like Tik Tokers always
• 38:35
  promote powdered greens and I just think it's better to eat
• 38:39
  your greens like naturally with like fresh produce.
• 38:43
  But if you're like on the go and you need like a quick fix and
• 38:47
  like, let's say you know, Jamie, you're a mom or like, you know,
• 38:49
  you're working, things like that.
• 38:51
  Like I understand the substitute.
• 38:52
  I think it's good, but I'm going to go not.
• 38:54
  I think you should just have it naturally.
• 38:56
  So I'm going to go hot for the reason I actually don't usually
• 38:59
  do powdered greens personally, which I probably should because
• 39:02
  I like honestly, sometimes I don't eat enough vegetables.
• 39:05
  Like I totally admit that about myself.
• 39:07
  But the high a brand does like mainly kids, like they do
• 39:10
  vitamins, but they also do this like chocolate milk, which is
• 39:14
  like super healthy that you mix into milk with like the little
• 39:16
  throffer. And Vivi just loves it.
• 39:18
  Like genuinely like she gets so excited.
• 39:20
  I'm like, oh, you get your chocolate milk?
• 39:21
  I'm like a little does she know she's getting all of her greens
• 39:22
  in? She has no idea, but I'm going
• 39:25
  to go hot with that side part blowouts.
• 39:29
  I saw this the other day and I love it.
• 39:32
  Like I haven't done a side part in a couple of years, but the
• 39:35
  girls that I do see that are doing side parts or that will
• 39:38
  like move their hair for the video, like showcasing like
• 39:42
  they're they're like bombshell blowout.
• 39:44
  I'm all for it. And just like reminds me of the
• 39:46
  Victoria's Secret Fashion show where like Adriana Lima and like
• 39:49
  Candace Swannapol, they'd all have like their hair in their
• 39:52
  face. Like it all be like swooped to
• 39:54
  the side or like it just looks so good.
• 39:57
  I actually, I love, I think that would look really good on you.
• 39:59
  I'm just like a middle part girl.
• 40:01
  I feel like that's just like my signature to do middle part.
• 40:03
  And it's so funny because people are like talking about side
• 40:06
  parts being back in and I'm like, oh, I didn't know that
• 40:08
  like side parts went out. Like I actually wasn't aware of
• 40:11
  that, that like middle parts were the new rage.
• 40:13
  Then I start thinking about I'm like, yeah, I guess everyone
• 40:15
  does do the middle part now. Well.
• 40:16
  Because everybody started slicking back their hair, so I
• 40:19
  feel like it just automatically became a thing where everyone
• 40:21
  was doing a middle part. I'm gonna go.
• 40:24
  Not for me, but I think in general actually it is very hot
• 40:28
  euro tanning. And Cameron, you wrote naked.
• 40:31
  Can you explain what euro tanning is please?
• 40:33
  I mean, like there's so many nude beaches in Europe.
• 40:36
  That's what I meant by that. I don't think it's like very
• 40:38
  common. You go to a beach in America and
• 40:42
  they're going to have like a nude part like unless like I've
• 40:45
  actually been to a part in Lake Tahoe where like a couple people
• 40:48
  like undressed, but I don't think that's very common in
• 40:50
  America. I feel like that's more common
• 40:52
  in Europe. I'm going to go hot.
• 40:54
  I follow this page called carnivore auruleus.
• 40:57
  Do you follow that case where they talk about like they're
• 41:00
  like get rid of porn, get rid of the dating sites, sun your
• 41:03
  balls, like like drink water, ground your feet.
• 41:07
  Like I I don't know, I love, but I'm like this is like so all
• 41:11
  natural unhinged. I'm so for it.
• 41:13
  If I could like live that life the entire time with a bunch of
• 41:15
  chickens, I would. But I'm gonna go hot.
• 41:18
  Like I actually do think it's natural for like humans to be
• 41:21
  out in the sun. Like obviously like bras, we're
• 41:23
  human created underwear, we're like human created.
• 41:25
  I feel like it's just like not as natural.
• 41:28
  Just not publicly. But I just wouldn't like for me,
• 41:31
  I don't know, like, I don't think anybody could be around
• 41:35
  for me to do that. But I'm not hating on it.
• 41:37
  Like if I see somebody who was like, watching walking the beach
• 41:40
  naked, I'm like, OK, like, I don't.
• 41:41
  Think you would watch San Francisco?
• 41:43
  I remember when I was young and I was on the beach there, I was
• 41:46
  like a teenager and there was like a naked guy.
• 41:48
  And I, like, freaked out. Like I'm telling you, like, San
• 41:50
  Francisco's crazy people, like, walk around naked and not be
• 41:53
  arrested. And it's very scary.
• 41:55
  It's always the people you never want to see naked who are naked.
• 41:58
  I know, right? I don't think people will
• 42:00
  complain about you, Cameron, but.
• 42:01
  No, I'll, I'll go hot though. I feel like it's natural and
• 42:04
  like you should go out in the sun.
• 42:06
  I actually don't think like people always say that sun
• 42:09
  exposure is so bad. I mean, I understand it like
• 42:11
  speeds up aging, but your, your body needs vitamin D.
• 42:14
  So I think it's actually very natural for you to be out in the
• 42:17
  sun. And people used to not wear like
• 42:19
  the articles of clothing that we wear now.
• 42:21
  So I, I agree with it. I'm going to go hot.
• 42:25
  I don't know about the naked part, but it's so I agree with
• 42:29
  you actually, as someone who like really hides from the sun
• 42:31
  because I don't like tanning and ruining my skin.
• 42:34
  RFK when I interviewed him and his number one tip to a young
• 42:37
  woman that he said was get outside and get some vitamin D.
• 42:41
  And it's so funny because my mom's been like on me about
• 42:43
  this. My mom is like super into
• 42:44
  health. She goes every morning when you
• 42:46
  wake up, you need to go outside and spend 30 minutes in the sun.
• 42:49
  I'm like, mom, it is like literally 18° here right now.
• 42:51
  She goes get out there. Anyway, you need the vitamin D.
• 42:53
  So vitamin D is a real thing. Will it be tanning naked?
• 42:56
  No, but I don't tan. You know?
• 42:59
  I don't tan. But you should spend time
• 43:01
  outside. OK, last one Truffle.
• 43:04
  I love truffle pasta. I love like if truffle butter
• 43:08
  was put on a steak. I love anything truffle, I know.
• 43:12
  Or like truffle fries even. I'll make that.
• 43:15
  Make those at home, actually. So I'm going to go hot.
• 43:18
  I know it's like kind of an acquired taste.
• 43:20
  Some people don't like it, but it's so, so good in my opinion.
• 43:24
  OK, I thought you were going to talk about this because you were
• 43:26
  the one that brought up truffle, but there's been like this anti
• 43:29
  truffle movement that I've seen recently.
• 43:31
  I know. And I would tell.
• 43:33
  You, you're lame. That is such a lame take.
• 43:35
  I'm like, you guys need a more developed palette.
• 43:38
  Let's grow up, OK? It's time to grow up.
• 43:40
  You need to what these people are talking about.
• 43:42
  Cam is apparently a lot because like truffle fries, for example,
• 43:45
  became like such a big thing. Now is like on every menu and
• 43:48
  every restaurant. And the issue with it is, is
• 43:52
  that it used to be like truffle is like a decadent luxury
• 43:55
  gourmet seasoning. I would say.
• 43:58
  I guess it's considered a seasoning.
• 44:00
  I know it's like a mushroom but seasoning, but I guess a lot of
• 44:03
  people are doing fake truffles. So if you're not at like a high
• 44:06
  end restaurant, it's like, which is really gross.
• 44:08
  To me, don't get it. Yeah, you need to.
• 44:11
  You can buy it at the store, like I've actually gotten the
• 44:14
  flakes at the store or there's this really nice.
• 44:17
  I'll link the brand to remind me.
• 44:19
  Brianna. There's a really good truffle
• 44:20
  oil that I'll use for my fries. Like I'll put a little bit in it
• 44:24
  when I'm double, like doing the double fry method.
• 44:27
  But yeah, you don't want to get like any artificial flavors
• 44:30
  because you'll be able to taste it if it's not real.
• 44:32
  I'm talking about like the real deal.
• 44:33
  You get the truffle butter. They actually make it into a
• 44:36
  compo. You know what I'm talking about.
• 44:38
  It's delicious. I'm kind of over truffle.
• 44:40
  I will not lie. I don't like hate it, but I, I
• 44:42
  don't know, I, I feel like the theme of this episode is like
• 44:45
  keep it simple. I'm kind of like that with food.
• 44:47
  I feel like it's just a little too decadent, honestly, But and
• 44:51
  the fake stuff really grosses me out.
• 44:52
  But I'm going to go not, which is kind of surprising because I
• 44:55
  used to like Truffle. But anyway, moving on to our
• 44:59
  final section of the day. Propaganda.
• 45:01
  We're not falling for. All right, Cam, what are you not
• 45:06
  falling for this week? I am not falling for putting
• 45:10
  TV's in the room that you sleep in, like your bedroom.
• 45:13
  I just think that you should leave TV's out in the
• 45:16
  entertainment room. And when you come into your
• 45:19
  bedroom, it should just be like a very quiet space.
• 45:22
  That's how you're like brain cells recharge.
• 45:24
  That's how you're going to get more quality sleep.
• 45:26
  Like humans aren't meant to be looking at like a bright light
• 45:29
  before bed. It destroys your quality of
• 45:31
  sleep at night and so that's just propaganda I'm not falling
• 45:34
  for. I would agree with that.
• 45:36
  I think Drake and I used to have ATV in our room, but we don't do
• 45:39
  it anymore. And it's bad Feng shui.
• 45:41
  I did tell you guys at the beginning of this year, one of
• 45:44
  my New Year's resolutions was better Feng shui.
• 45:47
  And it actually like in Feng shui, it invites negative energy
• 45:52
  into your room and it is terrible for sleep quality.
• 45:55
  So those are like those are things as well.
• 45:57
  And I am, I'm very much on board with Feng shui.
• 46:01
  So that's why I just, and I've never had a TV in my room.
• 46:05
  Maybe when I was younger, but I mean, ever since I was older,
• 46:08
  like even when I lived in Tampa and DC, I didn't have a TV in my
• 46:13
  room. I feel like it's, I've heard
• 46:15
  people talk about like only having one TV in their house to
• 46:17
  make TV like family time, like all coming together and watching
• 46:21
  a movie instead of people like separately.
• 46:23
  Like I would never allow my children.
• 46:25
  I feel there's some people that like have kids with their TV's
• 46:27
  in their arm room, like, no, we're not going to do that.
• 46:30
  So I do like the idea of only having one TV.
• 46:32
  And you're probably right about like the radiation or something.
• 46:34
  I haven't looked at the. Yeah, yeah, the radiation like
• 46:38
  all the cords, like it's not creating a peaceful, calm
• 46:41
  environment for you to get like the best quality sleep that you
• 46:44
  deserve. And I feel like sleep is
• 46:46
  actually like the best anti aging thing that you could do.
• 46:49
  It reduces your stress when you're getting high quality
• 46:52
  sleep, you're able to recharge for the day if you have like a
• 46:54
  big work schedule ahead of you. So I think that's like the
• 46:57
  number one thing that actually people should focus on to have a
• 47:00
  healthier life while staying active, of course, but if you
• 47:03
  can control those minor little details to get better sleep, so.
• 47:08
  That makes a lot of sense. Okay, propaganda I'm not falling
• 47:12
  for is plastic utensils like cooking utensils and plastic
• 47:17
  cutting boards. I have seen like two things on
• 47:21
  TikTok that have like triggered me so one I see like people
• 47:25
  doing like I'm I'm on cooking TikTok a lot.
• 47:27
  I get like all my recipes from TikTok, which I love.
• 47:30
  That's like the cool part about TikTok is like, you know, for
• 47:33
  all the negative things about social media is that people can
• 47:35
  share like great recipes. I've gotten like great recipes
• 47:37
  from TikTok in the past, but I'll see people like making
• 47:41
  their stuff with these plastic utensils, stirring it in the pot
• 47:44
  like hot water if you're plastic utensil.
• 47:46
  And then they'll be like cutting up their like stuff on a plastic
• 47:48
  board. And then on the flip side, I see
• 47:50
  people doing these tik Toks where they cut into their
• 47:53
  plastic board and show like all of the micro plastics.
• 47:57
  And I'm just like, Oh my gosh, no plastic.
• 48:00
  I do not use any like plastic things in my household.
• 48:02
  Like I do wooden cutting boards and then wooden utensils.
• 48:05
  And really they're not hard to clean.
• 48:07
  You can get ones that are not crazy expensive.
• 48:09
  It's just wood. It's like not a big deal.
• 48:11
  And I just I they stay cleaner, they stay nicer.
• 48:14
  I know that I don't have like these micro plastics going into
• 48:17
  my food and it just, I think it's the way to go.
• 48:20
  So you won't see me with anything plastic.
• 48:22
  And if any of you girls are using plastic, please, I'm
• 48:25
  saying this because I love you all.
• 48:27
  Throw it away and invest in some wooden stuff.
• 48:29
  It is worth it for your health. You don't want like many plastic
• 48:32
  particles floating around on your food and think about that
• 48:35
  hot water and then you're putting the plastic in.
• 48:38
  Not a good combo. Propaganda that I am falling for
• 48:41
  is a biblical diet. I've seen like people make
• 48:46
  content about this all the time. I think it's so true.
• 48:49
  I mean like think about it. If the rules that apply to your
• 48:52
  life in the Bible are, are something that's going to be so
• 48:55
  optimal for how you live your life and your, your physical
• 48:59
  health, your mental health and your spiritual well-being, then
• 49:02
  wouldn't you expect the foods that are mentioned over and over
• 49:05
  and over again to be as helpful? So I think like eating, you
• 49:10
  know, meat and sourdough and using olive oil and, and making
• 49:15
  sure that you're, you know, have like a proper fruit and
• 49:19
  vegetable intake. What else is on there?
• 49:21
  Honey. Oh yeah, honey.
• 49:23
  And wine. Wine is.
• 49:25
  Wine is mentioned like, yeah, I on a cheese, like lots of
• 49:28
  cheese. I I honestly have just been
• 49:31
  abiding by this more and more. I think humans used to be
• 49:34
  healthier. They were living longer.
• 49:36
  And I don't think that you need, like you said with the truffle,
• 49:39
  like an extravagant meal all the time.
• 49:41
  Like sometimes it just takes like a couple of eggs, some
• 49:44
  fruit, maybe like some steak, you know, like a side of cheese
• 49:49
  with some honey on it. Like that's how humans just used
• 49:52
  to eat and humans used to not even eat 3 meals a day.
• 49:56
  So I think like you can, you can fill your body up with the
• 49:59
  proper nutrients in one sitting if you're eating like that
• 50:03
  versus if you're just eating these filler foods like a bag of
• 50:06
  chips, which listen, I love my cheese.
• 50:08
  It's like I'm not going to sit here pretending I'm holier than
• 50:11
  that. Like I will snack every every
• 50:14
  now and then. But I'm saying like, if we all
• 50:16
  ate like this, I think that we would have less brain fog.
• 50:19
  We would be much happier. We wouldn't be reaching that
• 50:22
  like 3:00 PM. I need to go to Starbucks, you
• 50:25
  know, type of deal during the middle of the day.
• 50:27
  I think so I I'm this is propaganda.
• 50:30
  I am definitely falling for and there are foods in the Bible
• 50:33
  that are mentioned 102 hundred 300 plus times.
• 50:36
  I think that's a telling sign that we should probably listen
• 50:39
  to it. I agree.
• 50:40
  I think like all this new age processed food is what's killing
• 50:44
  people and it's killing our system.
• 50:46
  If it's mentioned, if it's good enough for Jesus, it's good
• 50:49
  enough for us. So I think that's a great rule
• 50:52
  to follow. And I also hate like the fad
• 50:53
  diets like obviously there's people have like lactose or
• 50:56
  gluten allergies and stuff. But in general I think it's fine
• 50:59
  and follow the new food pyramid, which I think very much
• 51:01
  correlates to biblical foods as well.
• 51:03
  Okay, propaganda that I am falling for.
• 51:06
  I am like a big reset shower. And this is like such a random
• 51:11
  thing. If I, you know, sometimes being
• 51:15
  like a stay at home mom, you like you're at home, you're
• 51:19
  doing stuff with your kids, you're cooking.
• 51:20
  And then it gets to that point where like the visa ain't a mess
• 51:23
  on the floor. I've cooked.
• 51:25
  I need to like clean that all up.
• 51:27
  If I'm like making myself do something, I'm like, I'm like
• 51:31
  lazy and don't feel like doing that right now.
• 51:32
  I will just go take a shower and like I come out like as a new
• 51:35
  person with new energy ready to tackle.
• 51:38
  If I like need to do anything for work and I'm like kind of
• 51:40
  dreading it, I will go take a shower and then I come out as a
• 51:43
  new person. It's like my way of like
• 51:45
  transitioning into like a new thing.
• 51:47
  I call it like a reset shower. It just changes your mind.
• 51:51
  It changes like you feel better, like it's just the best way to
• 51:54
  like hype yourself up to get anything done.
• 51:56
  I will not lie, this is going to sound like crazy to some people.
• 51:59
  Like there are some days where I like take like 3 showers which
• 52:01
  is like crazy. And I know that's like not good
• 52:04
  for your skin and it like dries you out.
• 52:05
  I put a lot of lotion on, but sometimes, like, it's just those
• 52:08
  days where you just like, yeah. And I don't know, like, I feel
• 52:10
  like it also sounds crazy, but like being like a mom at home
• 52:13
  and you're just like walking around, You're cleaning stuff,
• 52:15
  you're cooking and stuff. I don't know, you kind of feel
• 52:17
  like gross after a bit. Like I'm just like I need to
• 52:19
  like shower, refresh, get things in order and.
• 52:21
  And that's like you're alone time too.
• 52:23
  Like you as a mom, you don't give much alone time either.
• 52:26
  I have like their own reset button.
• 52:28
  I have said this so many times. I came up with a conservator in
• 52:31
  the shower. Anytime I'm doing like any type
• 52:33
  of like Fox News, hey, I get my topics, I'm in the shower.
• 52:35
  My going over this is what I'm going to say.
• 52:37
  Like I come up with stuff for the podcast.
• 52:39
  It's like my shower is there's some people that like listen to
• 52:42
  music or like there's even like people like iPad kids, like the
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  Gen. Z iPad kids that like literally
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  watch like a video in the shower.
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  That is not me. My shower is where I'm thinking
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  I'm like resetting. I'm like, here's how I'm
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  tackling this. Like if I was president even,
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  I'd say it's I'd be jump in the shower all the time and I'd be
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  going and taking over the world that way.
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  No, I completely agree with you. Like I was saying before, like I
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  love an everything shower. I know people are like I get out
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  of breath this and that. I don't typically dry my hair on
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  a normal basis. So I actually.
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  Every seven days. Not washing this hair, I should
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  say. Propaganda I'm falling for is my
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  dry shampoo. Yes, absolutely.
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  I am a dry shampoo. Girly too.
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  You put me on to that Monday dry shampoo that I love.
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  I love living proof dry shampoo that smells so good.
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  So does dry. Is it dry bar?
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  Yeah, that dry bar, dry bars is I worry about the Monday 1
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  though I feel like it has like carcinogens in it.
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  It's too good. They all do too good to be
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  natural. They.
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  All do, if anything you should just be putting like baby powder
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  in your hair and like rubbing it a bit if you want like an all
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  natural. I think baby powder is also bad.
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  The bleach or whatever I've been using like unbleached paper
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  towels. I don't know, I get like the
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  random ick from like random like bleach things.
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  Now no, I do too. I get it.
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  I know. And all my towels are white.
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  I have to like constantly bleach them too.
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  It gives me the egg. I know, I believe it's so bad.
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  All right, we'll wrap up here. We always love you.
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  Sincerely, sisters. I hope you enjoyed today's
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  episode. Make sure always send us Adm
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  Yes, all righty. See you girls.
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  Bye.