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Launch Party Chaos, Halloween Hot Takes & the Louvre Heist | Episode 4 · Sincerely American

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That is so Jamie and Camcor. It's a four hour trip and
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somehow ended up being 12 hours. You were like, let's just go to
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a random hotel like a Conference Center and sneak in and see what
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happens. Gaslighting the front desk.
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People basically like waving at them like oh, so good to see you
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again. I'm walking in with my suitcase.
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He. Took up the whole stall in this
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bathroom like open up Cameron suitcase.
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She started getting dressed and getting ready she's literally
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about to be on live TV. You guys so I'm running around
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this Convention Center looking for like any private room so we
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go into this auditorium and I literally joked to Cameron I'm
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like this suddenly looks like an auditorium from like the office.
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This suddenly brought me back to, I wasn't even alive at the
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time, but like 1995 S Cameron like sets up her ring light like
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she's all ready to go. And I go outside.
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I see this guy walking over with his keys and I'm like, Oh my
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God, not this room, not this room comes over and is about to
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unlock the door that Cameron's in.
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And like literally that door is facing like it will like the
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door will come open on live TV and he'll be like.
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Hi, Sincerely sisters, and welcome back to Sincerely
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American. We're so excited to have you
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guys back, and I think the first thing we definitely need to talk
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about was our launch party that we had just this Friday.
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It was amazing. We loved meeting you girls, we
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loved talking to you, getting to know you more and it was just so
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special. I love our girls.
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Like the outfits there. The conversation was flowing.
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It was just such an amazing time.
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We, you know, we had a close friend that lived in DC who let
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us use his house and it is just the most spectacular house in
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the entire world. He was so kind of house to us.
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And we just had women from across the country that came to
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support us and show up. And we were just so thankful.
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And it was like so great to meet you girls and get to know your
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back story, why you've been following the conservator and
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then why you've now been following Sincerely American.
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Or if you just came over to Sincerely American and there was
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just so many young women and has brought like your boyfriend's
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and your husband. It was so great to meet those
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people as well. And I love that so many girls at
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the party had like not even known each other before and then
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they got together at the party and then like they created like
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friendships from that party. And I just think that's such a
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beautiful thing. And I'm just so excited.
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Like I want to do more events like that because it was just
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amazing. Special shout out to our
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sponsors, our security team that helped us.
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Tax Network USA played a tremendous role in this as well.
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Ironwood Protection Group Tom he was there because obviously when
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you're more conservative leaning like it's very scary in the I
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wanted to make sure that all of our girls that came to this
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event were well protected and Tom at Ironwood did such a
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fantastic job. If you guys are doing any events
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in the DC area, please use him He is fantastic.
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Feel free to DM us and reach out and we can put you guys in
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contact with him. I just felt so great with him.
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He showed up like 4 hours before.
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And also huge thank you to our husbands who, like you, go first
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with that. Oh, yeah, Pat did not sign up
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for manual labor. And I will say him and Drake
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carrying up all of the alcohol, all of like the things that we
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needed for the party, like talking to the caterers of where
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to put things. We're just, we're very, very
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grateful for. Them I called Drake and I'm
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like, you need to get over to the house right now and it was
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like 3 hours before the event and he was like running over and
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I got there and he's like sweating bullets carrying up
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like 50 things of champagne into the room.
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Like, they're so great to us. No, they are.
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We were running errands and we were in the car and yeah, Pat
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was like, you know, like questioning for a second, like,
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why am I here? But he, I needed his big arms,
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like carry all the stuff up. So no, it was fun.
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It was a good time. And I'm glad that they had like
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the behind the scenes of it because it really came to life.
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And there's a lot more that goes into it than people realize, so.
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Get a man that when you throw your little fun party with your
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girls will carry all of your champagne bottles in that
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morning you were running around all around town going to you
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were like buying whatever Virginia ABC because.
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We were at Virginia ABC. We were buying speakers for the
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DJ booth. Who's?
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Dan Crenshaw. Yeah, which is such a fun side
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quest. I mean, I guess when you're in
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politics, it does age you, you need, you need things that are
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fun, like little outlets to do. So he wanted to do that for
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free. And that's something that he
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does on the side and he loves doing.
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So we just, we let him do his thing.
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You know what was one of the highlights?
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Also my favorite priest, Father Frank Pavone.
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He literally flew in from Florida.
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He runs priest for life. He's like a very big pro-life
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advocate and he showed up like my favorite priest.
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He like walked in and I was like, hi father Frank Pavone.
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And he was there the entire night.
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I was just laughing like, like, it just was like, probably not
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his usual scene. And I just loved like we had so
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many people come in, but like I said, out of town as well.
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Well, we also had what was so funny is we had Kevin Cork from
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Fox News there. He was actually doing a panel
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with two of the guests at the event.
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So they had to leave our party in order to go back to the
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Bureau to do the hit. But it was Kevin Cork.
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We had David Brody there, who is with Real America's Voice.
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We had Julian Epstein on the panel as well.
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It was just, it was so special though that they were all able
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to come but then went back and you know, did what we do.
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I love. Kevin, he is the sweetest.
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Like we do so many panels of him at Fox and he's just honestly a
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doll. He also made my night.
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So we're just so thankful. And if you girls didn't get to
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go to this event, because I know, you know, there's a lot of
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stuff going on and everything, I think we're definitely going to
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host more and we would love to have you girls in the future
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anyway. OK, so to start out this
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episode, we want to thank you guys for the event and
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everything. And then we also wanted to do
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like a fun story time because Cameron and I, since this
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podcast has launched, we've been just on like so many side
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quests, doing all of these press hits and stuff.
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I literally feel like since we've launched this podcast,
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it's just been a fire hose of just events, press
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opportunities. Like we're so thankful.
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But like we've just been going crazy.
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Like not sleeping. Literally if you hear my voice
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too, I'm so sorry. I'm sick because of just like I
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have not slept in a week because we've just been non-stop doing
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things. And so anyway, I wanted to tell
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him a story of us going to New York City.
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Oh my God. And I think we have to start.
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So we drove up from DC to New York City.
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This was literally what was it Wednesday morning?
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Yeah, it was Wednesday. Are you sure?
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Yeah, cuz then we went on Fox on Thursday morning.
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So we had a hit on Fox and friends first, which we love.
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Todd Piro, he is the best. He had us on his show at like a
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Chris 5:30 AM in the morning and we'll get into that.
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So the day before we drove up. And mind you, we're coming from
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DC to in New York, so that should be a four hour car ride.
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If your tank is filled with gas, it should not take you very
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long. Maybe stop once if you need to
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use the restroom or get a snack. Jamie, we left at 10 AM.
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We got there what, at like 9:30 PM?
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Yeah, I don't even know how that that is.
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So Jamie in camcorder, it's a four hour trip and somehow ended
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up being 12 hours. Like I really can't even
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explain. Well, actually we can't explain
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well, but also so my husband that he filled one of our tires
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the day before because one of our tires is having an issue
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where he's driving his car. And for some reason mid road
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trip the tire began having another issue again.
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And instead of being like responsible adults, we're like,
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whatever, we're just going to drive on a flat tire which like.
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Yeah, cuz the pressure goes up like the hotter that the car
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gets. So then in my mind I was like,
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the problem will fix itself. We don't have to worry about it.
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We. Had that and like Vivi's toys in
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the back, we were like trailering up and so while we
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were on this trip, we left very early in the morning and like I
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said it was supposed to be only four hours so we thought like.
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We get there by 1:30. Yeah, we thought we'd be totally
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good on time and Cameron had a news hit on Real America's
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Voice. And if for those of you guys, I
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don't know, when you do a news hit, it's like so bad to
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reschedule the day of because like bookers are working so
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hard. Like it should literally only be
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an emergency to reschedule. So anyway, we're driving and
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Cameron goes, we're in the middle of New Jersey at this
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point and camera looks at me and goes, we are not going to make
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it before my 3:30 news hit on real America's voice.
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And I'm like, yeah, you're right.
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So like. Oh, and I had no makeup on and
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we left in pajamas. We literally ordered toastique
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at Jamie's house, A latte, avocado toast, got in the car,
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packed everything up and went as is.
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We were not dressed, we had no makeup on.
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And we also like hit CVS. We got like teeth whiteners and
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then spent like 2 hours. Oh.
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Yeah, POS system. We're running into every.
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I was so over stimulated when they kept saying like it's 100
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or what did they say $150.00 and I was like $150.00 for a teeth
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whitener and a charger come again and then she got to say
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$150.00. Then I realized she was saying
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like $105.50. I was like.
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What? Are you saying?
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So we're in the middle of New Jersey.
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Cameron has this news hit. And you were like, let's just go
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to a random hotel, like a Conference Center, and sneak in
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and see what happened. I was gaslighting the front
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desk. People basically, like waving at
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them like, oh, so good to see you again.
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I'm walking in with my suitcase, like with all my clothes, all my
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makeup, trying to get ready before this news hit.
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So we find like a random Holiday Inn Convention Center, and I
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don't even know where in New Jersey.
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We pull over, we go through. We're like, we're pretending
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that we're staying there. So we're like, thank you to the
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front desk. So great to see you again.
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And they were like waving to us. We walk through to the
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Convention Center and Cameron has to get ready.
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She has like not a stitch of makeup on.
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She's about to go on TV. So we go into like the random
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public bathroom in this Convention Center.
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Take up a stall here. We'll play the video.
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I literally recorded this. We took up the whole stall in
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this bathroom, like open up Cameron's suitcase.
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She started getting dressed and getting ready.
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And meanwhile, we're taking like work calls during this as well.
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And next door to this public bathroom was like another
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convention happening. I think it was like the
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comptroller's of New Jersey or something.
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It was like a really random convention and people were like
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filtering through the bathroom and Cameron's like getting
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already in this bathroom. And I'm like, OK, we need to
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find like a private place for her to do a new set.
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She's literally about to be on live TV, you guys.
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So I'm running around this Convention Center looking for
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like any private room. I find like this random janitor
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closet and I bring Cameron through it and she's like Jamie,
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there is no way I'm doing this hit in this janitor.
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There was kitchen utensils on the floor.
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There's like rags in the corner. And she was like, you can just
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squat and put your computer there with your ring light.
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And I'm like, how am I going to blur out, oh, this entire mess
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in the background of this closet that's not even there was no
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light in there, nothing to go off as.
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I was like, Jamie, we have to find somewhere else to do this.
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So I go down the hallway and I find like one open auditorium
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that was like somehow open like because every other door was
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locked in this Convention Center.
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And so we're like, thank God. So we go into this auditorium
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and I literally joked to Cameron, I'm like, this
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literally looks like an auditorium from like the office,
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you know, like Dunder Mifflin, like Scranton, PA, like having
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like literally a marketing event for like the shareholder revenue
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at their paper meeting, like they.
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Had a podium. They had notepads.
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Oh yeah, it looked like a lecture hall that you were going
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to in college. This one like brought me back
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to, I wasn't even alive at the time, but like 1995.
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I feel like this is what like life looked like back then.
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And I'm like, OK, Cameron, set up your news hit in this random
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auditorium. I'm going to go out and patrol
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like the outside area to make sure no one walks in while she's
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on literal live TV. So Cameron like sets up her ring
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light like she's all ready to go and I go outside and I'm sitting
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there and I'm just waiting. And it like usually when you're
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doing live TV, you have to wait. Like the timing is sometimes
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like all over the place. So I'm waiting out there for
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like 15 minutes. I don't hear her talking.
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And then I hear her start talking like she's doing her
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news hit. And I'm like, OK, good.
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This will take like about 5 minutes.
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Usually every hit it's about 5 minutes.
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So I see this guy walking over with his keys and I'm like, Oh
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my God, not this room, not this room.
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I'm just watching him do it. He then comes over and is about
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to unlock the door that Cameron's in.
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And like, literally that door is facing like it will like the
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door will come open on live TV and he'll be like, what are you
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doing in this room? Like you don't, you don't even
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belong here. This is supposed to be like a
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locked room. And so as he's about to unlock
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the door, this is the first thing that comes to mind.
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I run over and I go, Sir, Sir, Sir, you can't open that.
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And he looks at me and he's like, I'm sorry, Like, who are
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you like his vibe? And I'm go, my best friend.
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I had an accident and he looks, I mean, and I'm like she's
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changing in there and there's like a girl that's right behind.
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I think they're doing like a tour of the facility.
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And I look and I go like this with the note card to the girl
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and like she got her period and she has to change.
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And the guy like yoursy and he's so disgusted.
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His face like he's like this is literally the only thing I could
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think of to stop this man from entering this room.
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Mind you, I hear this on live television.
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I hear this going. The door is right there.
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So I'm sitting on live television, like, yeah.
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And da, da, da, da, da with the IRS, like what's going on out
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there? This guy is like so disgusted.
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He looks at me, he's like, and you can tell he's like, I want
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nothing to do with this. He's like, we'll go tour the
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room next door. I'm like, thank you so much.
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It'll be 5 minutes. Of course, Cameron's hit
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continues to go on for like another 7 minutes.
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I'm saying they're so anxious because I see them going room to
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room and they're trying to get back into that room.
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I'm like standing there like and they come back over right as
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they were coming back and I had to be like, I, I don't even know
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what my excuse at this point. Cameron comes out of the room.
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I was about to laugh so hard. I literally ran and the look
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that they gave Cameron, like they were just like looking at
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you like. They were, so they were.
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Repulsed, they really were. So disgusted.
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With me, Karen goes out with her full suitcase and everything and
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we just flee. We flee the sea.
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And mind you, there's like three other doors in there too.
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And we locked every door. Jamie, of course, wrote.
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Kim and Jamie were here on a notepad somewhere that is still
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there. I'm like, oh, we left the
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notepad in there, but ultimately we fled.
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We got to new. York we fled and then we went up
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to New York and then we did not sleep that night because then we
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did Fox app like 5:30 AM and then we continued not to sleep
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and just like did Tik Toks and like went all over the city and
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then we drove back and then we had our party.
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So that was our last like literally like 3 days.
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So Speaking of New York City, OK, so it's about to be
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Halloween as you guys are well aware.
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So we wanted to get into like a little bit of a Halloween topic
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here for you all. And this guy is in New York City
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and let's play this TikTok. So for a listening audience, he
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said, can I be in New York City for more than 5 minutes without
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being asked what my Halloween plans are?
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And then let's play this other TikTok here as well on a similar
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vibe. And it says, what are you doing
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for Halloween? I'm staying in fully dressed,
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handing out candy because Halloween is for SLUTS and I'm
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better than that. I do think adults will put an
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overemphasis on Halloween. Sometimes I think it's fun to
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celebrate, of course. Like, I love celebrations with
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your friends. I know you have Vivi so you
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probably love taking her to trick or treat getting her
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outfit, but I kind of agree. Like once you reach a certain
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age, it shouldn't become a part of your identity anymore.
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Yeah, I think this is kind of part of like the Peter Pan
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syndrome in our society now because like, so many people are
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not having kids in their 20s that the pressure, I guess, to
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get dressed up for Halloween still is like a 27 year old is
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kind of crazy to me because like, I don't know, in my world,
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like I don't even have time to like, think of my Halloween
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costume or my husbands Halloween costume.
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Like we're so focused on Vivian, our daughter.
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And please, can we put up a picture of her?
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She looks so precious this Halloween.
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Oh my gosh, we went, we did like an early little trick or
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treating thing the other day and it was so cute.
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Our little Dorothy, she's so precious.
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But anyway, I do feel like Halloween is for children.
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So for me, this is like crazy about how people like nowadays
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because no one's having kids like put just so much pressure
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into their Halloween costumes. And I have seen like a lot of
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debate on TikTok about like women's costumes for Halloween
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because we all know that infamous meme girls quote where
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she's like, Halloween is the one time of year that you can dress
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up and be an SLU UTS without being judged for it.
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And So what do you think about that?
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I mean, I think it just depends on how you're approaching this.
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Like what intention are you going with?
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Are you going with the intention of like showing off your body
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and dressing like that? Are you going with the intention
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of like having fun with your friends?
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Because I also see on my TikTok, maybe I'm on a completely
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different side of social media, but I'll see like girls dressing
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up as The Lorax guy with like the orange suit with like the
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beard and then like founding fathers and stuff.
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So I think it can be fun with your friends.
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It just depends on what you're doing with your intentions and
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everything. But again, I feel like it's more
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of like a children's holiday like you were saying.
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Yeah. And like, I think Halloween is
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so fun when you're in college to dress up.
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Like I had some great costumes back in college.
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But truthfully, I think since I've had Vivian, like I said, I
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just haven't like had the time because like, I do want to make
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Halloween about her. I do think it's like for kids
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first. And another really weird trend
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that's like on a similar vein to Halloween is OK.
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So Long story short, in my town, we dressed up Vivian yesterday.
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It was a Saturday that had this big trick or treat event.
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And we went around all over the place and we're trick or
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treating and there was a bunch of kids out as like a lot of
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people do in every town in America.
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And it was so much fun. And it was adorable to see young
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families. Vivian was having so much fun.
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She was running around with all of the kids and all the costumes
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were adorable as we saw Vivian's.
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And I was like, oh, this is really amazing.
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And then today I've been driving all around DC and I guess there
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was events for like dressing up your dog and bringing your dog
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around. And this was very strange to me.
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There was like a bunch of millennials who were like
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dressed up in full Halloween. I'm talk, I'm talking like face
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paint going full thing with their dogs dressed up as well.
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And they were bringing them around to different stores in DC
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and like right outside of her studio.
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Actually, they had another dog event where like people were
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dressed up with their dogs as well.
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And I'm like, I don't know, I don't mean to be mean.
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I'm a dog person. I love our family dog, I've
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always been a dog lover my entire life, but I do feel like
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this is a weird trend that's developing.
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Well, I think that adults have replaced children with dogs.
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And I live in LA. I've seen this first hand with
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people walking their strollers. And I'm like, looking to see if
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there's a cute baby in there and it's a dog.
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And they just put an overemphasis on animals.
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And I'm an animal lover as well. But again, I do think that this
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should be mostly about kids. And I mean, what were you even
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saying with this festival? It's like mostly millennials out
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there. And what were you saying?
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Yeah, it was mostly millennial people and, you know, they don't
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have kids because I'm sorry, anyone that has a child does not
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have time to just bring out their dog and like go trick or
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treating for biscuits. Like that's just so.
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And by the way, even if you don't have kids, you don't have
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anything better to do than dress up your dog and bring.
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It's literally people that are longing to have children in a
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way, but they don't want the full commitment of having a kid,
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so they replace them with dogs. Like I think that's a very
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obvious thing that's happening on like multiple levels.
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And this is now showing. But I'm like, you're spending
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money on your dog outfit. And by the way, I think I saw a
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few families the other day where they had like their kids dressed
18:38
up and the dog like played into it and they brought their dog
18:40
along and we're dressing up like with the family and stuff.
18:42
I think that's cute. But to specifically spend your
18:44
Sunday afternoon like walking around with your dog in a
18:47
Halloween costume, I do think it's kind of weird.
18:49
It's giving a bit Disney adult like same type of vibe to me.
18:53
I agree. OK, so now going on to a
18:55
completely different topic. We're going to the I Have No
18:59
Words segment. We're totally changing gears
19:03
here, but we need to talk about this Louvre heist.
19:07
This was insane, you guys. I was dying.
19:10
Let's roll the clip. Am IA bad person for thinking
19:13
the Louvre heist was kind of one of the most inspiring things to
19:18
happen within my lifetime. Like in this day and age of AI
19:22
and the row boats are here, it's just kind of wonderful to see a
19:27
good old fashioned heist, I tell you.
19:30
OK, so for those of you guys that don't know, these men
19:33
dressed up as construction workers and broke into the
19:36
Louvre, which is obviously like the most famous museum in the
19:40
entire world in Paris, France. And in the middle of the day,
19:43
they went over to the crown jewels and opened up with like a
19:47
blowtorch, I think or something and stole the crown jewels,
19:51
exited the building and got away on scooters and no one batted a
19:54
single eye. This is insane.
19:57
Well, they got on this conveyor belt or like this construction
20:00
thing. That goes down.
20:01
It was so slow. You guys, let's roll the clip.
20:04
If you're seeing here, it goes so slow all the way down to the
20:08
ground. And then I think they fled the
20:09
scene with like a scooter or something.
20:11
But this just goes to show that there are some jobs that AI
20:14
can't replace. I was like saying I'm like this
20:19
is literally a cartoon ass crime.
20:21
Like I started about like how is this real life?
20:23
Like I feel like this is in like some stupid cartoon that you
20:26
literally just like walked into the Louvre and stole like
20:28
France's crown jewels. Like I will tell you guys right
20:31
now my CVS has deodorant locked up tighter than these crown
20:35
jewels. I can't even break into the CVS
20:38
and get anything while I'm trying to buy with my credit
20:40
card. I have to call over the employee
20:41
to unlock all those glass things because we live in a society now
20:45
where everyone steals anything. So we're locking up deodorant
20:47
and toothpaste, but the crown jewels, I guess you can just
20:50
like basically crack open up the container and exit in real time.
20:54
Yeah, I'm on French TikTok right now.
20:56
And our generation is so unserious across the board.
20:59
People have been filming these videos in front of the Louvre
21:01
saying, oh, you know, here's what I brought back from the
21:04
Louvre today. And they're, like, taking out
21:06
rings, taking out, like, beautiful necklaces, like making
21:09
fun of how they were able to just grab them so quickly.
21:12
Where was security and all of this?
21:14
Like, they do not run a tight ship over there.
21:16
I can't take the seriously on top of me sending a bunch of tik
21:19
toks to Jamie last night about them romanticizing this heist.
21:23
Let's roll this clip as well. We're romanticizing.
21:36
The loop heist. That's where we are because I
21:39
think like in some ways this is like an Ocean's 11 or national
21:44
treasure. We're stealing the Declaration
21:46
of Independence and there's just been like with Charlie Kirk and
21:49
just so many like horrific crimes like we've had to view
21:52
over the last few years. I think that this is almost like
21:55
it's not funny. It really isn't.
21:56
It's really actually, I like love history.
21:58
It makes me really sad when like people go and desecrate like any
22:01
of our art or like our historical buildings and stuff.
22:04
But at the same time, this is like, I think giving like a bit
22:07
more light to just the horrific things that we've been through.
22:10
And it's like a movie. Yeah, it's a white collar crime
22:13
where they went in there. They did it with their two bare
22:15
hands. By the way, they weren't wearing
22:17
gloves. So that's how they were able to
22:18
detect these guys, I'm pretty sure by the DNA test.
22:21
But that's why I've seen so many videos saying that like we have
22:24
more respect for this. If you go into like a Nike store
22:26
and you're breaking through the glass for like like you whole
22:29
against. But they went into the Louvre
22:32
with like no thought out plan whatsoever.
22:34
Just we're able to go up this conveyor belt.
22:37
I don't know where they entered the scene, going in there,
22:40
opening up with a blowtorch or whatever they use, grabbing
22:43
these drools coming back down. You're right, it's like a
22:46
cartoon almost. Yeah, I mean, I can't wait to
22:48
see the Netflix documentary of this.
22:50
I'm sure I'll be coming. I.
22:51
Love living through historical events like this.
22:53
We're living through a historical time, I will say
22:55
that. The world was spinning before
22:57
the heist, and the world will keep spinning after the heist.
23:00
OK, you guys, we're going to switch total gears now and get
23:03
into our non-toxic advice where you guys write in your questions
23:07
every week and we love to hear from you.
23:09
I say this every single week, but you guys write the best
23:11
questions. And so if you have not written a
23:13
question yet or if you want to write another one, make sure
23:15
that you go to sincerelyamerican.com/askaquestion.
23:23
OK, let's get into it. So our first question comes from
23:26
a guy. I think this is the first time
23:27
we've had a guy ask a question on the podcast that we featured.
23:30
And we love that. We encourage our men to watch as
23:32
well and write in. And so this is Jason from
23:34
Wisconsin, and he's saying many young conservative men aren't
23:37
entirely sure how to best attract young conservative
23:41
women. In fact, often times they will
23:43
resort to giving one another not so great advice on the matter.
23:47
What would you 2 provide for some pointers?
23:50
I would honestly just say just making sure that you're a God
23:53
centered man and also women pay attention to the smallest
23:57
things, the smallest details and that does pile up over time.
24:01
So making sure you're making her life easier.
24:03
Obviously respect for people around you, like the wait staff,
24:06
people who are opening the door for you.
24:08
Just treating people around you with respect because ultimately
24:11
that's going to reflect upon her and she's going to be thinking,
24:14
is he going to be treating me with the same respect?
24:16
I always say this as well. And Charlie Kirk also said this
24:19
to you can tell a lot about somebody by the way you travel
24:22
with them. And if it's easy, because it's
24:25
going to be, you know, flights are delayed, Uber drivers are
24:29
rushing through traffic. And if you are able to keep a
24:32
calm temperament and be stoic in your emotions and just making
24:36
sure that you're able to get us from point A to point B, it's
24:39
going to tell a lot about, one, how you're going to treat her.
24:42
Two, how you handle a crisis like that?
24:45
And three, I just think it just goes into the bigger picture of
24:49
women do take mental note of these smaller things that do
24:52
become bigger over time. You're so right.
24:54
Women do pick up on a lot of details that guys might not.
24:57
So I think this is my piece of advice.
24:58
One, become the best man you possibly can be because then
25:01
you'll attract the best woman that you can.
25:03
And so for me, that first starts out with get in shape and look
25:06
the best you can. I'm sorry, that's a small thing,
25:08
but you're going to attract more people if you get in shape and
25:10
you're looking good. Second, I would say really get
25:13
your job and your career in order.
25:15
Women are looking for providers. We want that.
25:18
We want to be taken care of. I'm not saying you have to
25:20
become a millionaire, but I think it's very attractive for
25:23
young woman to look at a man and know that he is a hard worker
25:26
and that he's going to work super hard for their future
25:28
family one day. And he's looking to have that
25:30
provider mindset and is established in his career.
25:34
And I would say this as well, for a lot of women, I think
25:37
sometimes we can get emotional and dramatic about stuff.
25:39
We want problem solvers in our life.
25:41
I love a man that can solve problems and is stoic throughout
25:44
any type of craziness that's going on.
25:47
And so I think you don't having that mentality and being able
25:50
to, you know, help out a woman and show that you can solve
25:53
problems in her life is a really underappreciated thing.
25:56
And then also, I think, you know, going to church is a great
25:59
place to meet young women as well.
26:00
I know in this day and age, it's like super hard to meet people
26:02
genuinely like now like guys are scared at work if they're going
26:06
to look creepy or whatever. And do not be scared.
26:08
A lot of women do like confident men.
26:10
So if you find a woman attractive, attractive, like I
26:12
wouldn't be like over the top and like creepy towards her, but
26:15
don't be afraid to approach her and ask her for her number and
26:18
bring her on a date. And this is also another thing
26:20
that is controversial to say, but pay on the first date.
26:24
Men woman love that. And if you are especially having
26:27
a conservative woman, she will reciprocate in that way.
26:30
And it is good to fall into those traditional gender norms.
26:33
I think that's really important. Delete Snapchat, delete the
26:36
dating app, start meeting people in person.
26:38
It shows that you're sociable, you're able to navigate social
26:40
situations and be more are outgoing.
26:42
Like Jamie noted that you're presenting yourself in the type
26:45
of way where you're going to attract a high value woman by
26:48
your work ethic, by the way that you treat your body, your diet,
26:51
your workout routine, staying disciplined.
26:53
You in turn will attract a high value woman when you're doing
26:56
those things. And pursue that woman too.
26:58
If you find a woman that you love having conversation with
27:00
and you just think she's great, pursue her.
27:03
Stop with this situation ship BS.
27:05
I'm so sick of people being like they're dating for six months
27:09
and they can't even put AI had that happen to me, by the way,
27:11
at the party where I guess I like ask somebody like, Oh, how
27:14
long have you guys been dating? And they were like, and I could
27:16
tell it was a situation ship you guys and I'm like, can we stop
27:19
with this culture? If you like a girl, tell her
27:21
that you like her and become boyfriend and girlfriend and get
27:24
dating. Life is short and stop with this
27:27
like crazy culture where you're talking to all these different
27:30
people. If you like a girl, pursue her.
27:31
A lot of women actually do like that.
27:33
We did talk about that on the last episode.
27:34
It is good to do. A little hard to get at the
27:36
beginning there, but once you decide she's the one, pursue her
27:39
and go for it and make that happen.
27:41
OK, now we're kind of going actually on the flip side, which
27:44
I like. So Paige from Rhode Island wrote
27:47
in and said, as a newly engaged woman, how can I start preparing
27:50
myself spiritually, emotionally and practically to be a Good
27:53
Wife and build a strong foundation for marriage?
27:56
I love this question because it goes back to what I say to you
28:00
all the time. You are who you surround
28:01
yourself with at the end of the day.
28:03
There's many biblical references to actually cite.
28:07
Iron sharpens iron as one man sharpens another.
28:09
Bad company corrupts good character.
28:11
And so it's important to be intentional of who you give your
28:14
time to, who you're sitting with, what you're consuming,
28:17
what type of and that goes for not just food, but also the type
28:21
of content that you consume. If you're constantly consuming
28:24
this negative content, you in turn and subconsciously that
28:27
will sit in your brain and you will become a negative person.
28:30
So being intentional about these sort of things because you are
28:33
who you surround yourself with and you are what you consume and
28:37
being more mindful for that in the future.
28:39
Embracing, you know, what a man also wants in a woman.
28:42
In this day and age, we can talk about what woman want in men all
28:45
the time, but it's almost taboo to talk about that.
28:47
But it is true, there are traditional gender roles that
28:50
you should be falling within. Marriage is a team sport.
28:53
You need to work together. It's not, you know, a tally off
28:56
system, I'm doing this versus I'm doing this.
28:59
But you should be thinking not about yourself anymore, about a
29:02
team. And So what can you do to better
29:05
off this team? And I think building that
29:07
foundation where you're looking to the other person and how can
29:10
I help their life and how can I make this man the best version
29:12
of himself? And your husband should be
29:14
looking in return to make you the best version of yourself.
29:17
And I would say also, you know, getting into church and
29:20
establishing that routine with your family, going every Sunday,
29:22
I think goes a huge distance. And I will also say this too, I
29:26
think owning that time of engagement where it's so fun and
29:29
it's just the two of you is fantastic.
29:31
And you know, going out on dates and even though you guys are
29:34
getting married and stuff, still making that date night very
29:36
special, I think is really important, especially before you
29:39
have kids. And I would also make sure too,
29:41
to get onto the same page about when you guys are wanting to
29:43
have kids, you know, where you're looking to live and
29:45
really start, you know, thinking about your future forward and
29:48
where you want to be in the next 5-10, fifteen, 20 years, I think
29:52
is really important in relationships, whether that be
29:54
with your career, whether that be with your family, where
29:57
you're living, with your extended family.
29:58
I think it's good to make sure you guys are all on the same
30:00
page before obviously making that covenant before God.
30:03
Just going off of what you just said, men want peace.
30:06
They want to be able to come home from the chaos of work and
30:09
have a home that is, that is made, that is clean.
30:12
Like Jamie noted, dinner on the table.
30:14
But I would also tell you this as well, make sure that you're
30:17
catering to his love languages because maybe what your love
30:20
language is maybe like words of affirmation or gift giving or
30:23
whatever, may not be his love language.
30:25
It may be acts of service or something.
30:26
So making sure that you're in agreement with what they expect
30:29
out of you and having those standards and expectations and
30:32
and communicating those effectively with one another is
30:35
really going to change the game. Marriage is beautiful.
30:37
We talk nonstop about how amazing marriage is, but it also
30:40
is challenging as anything that's worth doing.
30:43
Congratulations, I'm so excited for you.
30:45
This is such an exciting part of life that you're headed into,
30:48
and I just think it's amazing. We should continue to encourage
30:51
that. Also, one more thing I will say,
30:53
pray about it too, because God, if you're asking Him to give you
30:56
that heart pressure of being a better spouse and being a better
31:00
partner, not just the best person that you can be, but for
31:02
that person, for your future family as well, He will always
31:05
deliver on that. Our last question today, this is
31:08
from BIA from Alabama. Other than Jesus, who inspires
31:11
you to be a better woman in person?
31:13
Thank you and keep up the beautiful work.
31:15
Thank you. I would honestly say the people
31:17
that I surround myself with, my best friends, Jamie and Bryson,
31:20
if I'm ever in a crisis or there's ever something going on
31:23
and maybe I'm a little bit too emotional at times.
31:26
They are my rock and my fortress through that.
31:29
And I don't have yes friends because I think a lot of people
31:32
surround themselves with yes people who may just cosign on
31:36
your poor behavior. And to me, that's not a real
31:38
friendship. I want people around me who want
31:40
to see me be the best version of myself, the best person, the
31:44
best wife, the best future mom. And having that alignment with
31:47
your friend group is so important.
31:49
And I will say I'm very, very blessed.
31:51
I asked God very early on when I first moved to DC from
31:55
Lexington. And I won't say this for the
31:56
entire group. I, I met some really, really
31:58
great girls in Lexington, but one thing that I prayed for
32:01
nonstop was good friends. God, I pray that I have good
32:05
friends. I want good people in my life
32:07
that I can count on and rely on. My friends Jamie and Bryson do
32:10
carry me through a lot of things.
32:12
And I will say shout out to my little sister Brooklyn.
32:15
She's 13 years old. She also pushes me to be the
32:17
best version of myself. I don't have kids yet and so I
32:20
do want to be the best example for her as a girl when she's
32:23
growing up. She's obviously entering like
32:26
her teenage high school years and will go off to college and
32:28
she does watch everything that I do.
32:31
We've always talked about that you want to surround yourself
32:33
with friends that make you better and that is totally you
32:35
And Bryson and Isabel, like you guys are all just beautiful,
32:39
ambitious woman who like really challenged me every day and I
32:42
never want to be like the best out of my friends and said, I
32:44
want like people that I strive to and that can improve me in
32:47
certain ways. And I would also say that
32:49
personally about my family, like becoming a mom, you know, you
32:52
just have every decision you make has so much more
32:54
significance. And that's what why I totally
32:58
courage getting married and having children because you will
33:00
become a better version of yourself, you guys.
33:02
And so my husband challenges me every single day to be a better
33:05
version of myself, my daughter. Now everything I do, I look and
33:08
I'm like, is this going to make my daughter proud one day?
33:11
And then I also have to give a big shout out to my dad.
33:13
Like my dad truly is just the most phenomenal role model in my
33:17
entire life. I can go to him with anything.
33:19
I just love him. And he's helped me with my
33:21
business. He's helped me with marriage,
33:23
he's helped me with motherhood. He's helped me with school, with
33:26
lacrosse when I used to play school, of course, and every
33:28
season of life. My dad's been there and has
33:30
given me incredible guidance. And I also love my mom in that
33:33
way too, that she's always just been.
33:35
I love what you said about being an honest person.
33:37
You need to surround yourself with people who are not afraid
33:40
to criticize your decisions at times.
33:42
Honest people are going to make you better.
33:45
Surround yourself with good people in your life.
33:46
Marry a good man and you know, have good mentors and you know,
33:49
you can't always control who your family is, but within your
33:52
family, I would take a good look, whether that be a father
33:54
figure, a grandfather, a mother, a grandmother or an aunt or an
33:58
uncle or a cousin or whoever that is.
34:00
Make sure you have good mentors in your life that you can bottle
34:03
your life after. All right, you guys headed into
34:05
our next segment, Hot or Not, where we're going to get fun.
34:10
Where we're going to get. Fun where we're going to get fun
34:13
we're. Going to get down.
34:14
Okay, so Cameron, fake lashes. I'm going to go with not.
34:20
I used to get the false lashes that were applied to and you
34:23
would have to go get them filled in every two weeks by like a
34:25
lash technician and it honestly covered my eyes too much.
34:29
I think it depends on your eyes shape, but for me like I have
34:33
very blue eyes, I have almond eyes so they're kind of smaller
34:36
and the lashes overpower my look and it gives me a more harsher
34:40
look. So I'm going to go with not
34:42
personally for me. I think that's also, I feel like
34:44
Cameron and I, we can get into this like later too and like
34:47
more episodes, but we've definitely like developed our
34:50
makeup look. And that's part of growing up in
34:51
your 20s where you like really learn what looks good on you and
34:53
what doesn't. Certain things can look good on
34:55
someone and not look good on you and vice versa.
34:58
I'm going to go hot. I love some fake washes.
35:00
I think I don't like like a full strip class.
35:02
I just like the little PC ones to have like more of a natural
35:06
like wisp. I think it really adds something
35:08
to your eyes. I wear falsies all the time.
35:10
I'm a huge fan of it. But I think you're right.
35:12
I do not like the those lashes that they apply like the semi
35:15
permanent ones. We have to get them refilled.
35:17
I almost never think those look very good if I'm being honest.
35:20
So think if you're going to do it, go to the drugstore and get
35:22
those. Like I said, the little wispy
35:23
ones I think look much better and much more natural.
35:26
This one I cannot believe Cameron added this to our thing
35:30
like this is insane. This skims Bush thongs and we're
35:34
going to put that up if you guys haven't seen this went viral I.
35:37
Want to know who is buying these and why they are sold out and I
35:40
would like to personally have them sit right here and explain
35:44
to me why they bought that. Wait, they're sold out?
35:47
Yes, I'm pretty sure. They're.
35:48
I thought this was like a press gimmick.
35:50
No, someone's actually buying that.
35:51
Yeah. Why you guys like, are are we a
35:55
weirdo society? This like sometimes things give
35:57
me hope. This does not give me hope in
35:59
society. Maybe this is because so many
36:01
people have gotten like laser treatments and now they're like
36:04
regretting their laser treatment.
36:06
I don't know why maybe. They're trying to sport out a
36:08
new look. I have no idea.
36:09
We're we're going to go not with this one.
36:11
I'm going to speak for Jamie on this.
36:12
This is not and. Where are you wearing this you
36:15
guys? Like if you're wearing like
36:16
leggings, like like EW, EW, EW, OK, I'm like moving on to the
36:23
next thing. I so not for me.
36:25
I I don't even have we. Hadn't mentioned it though.
36:27
It's viral right now and I'm like, well, why are they sold
36:30
out? Because it's so outrageous.
36:31
Like who is wearing well? It's kind of like on brand for
36:34
her because of the nipple bra. I'm also like, where are you
36:37
wearing that too? Because I wouldn't want to draw
36:39
attention in that way. The nipple is kind of fun.
36:43
I don't know, it was kind of like different and fun, but like
36:45
this went too. Far like where would you wear
36:46
that? I I don't know.
36:48
Where are you wearing these things?
36:49
Or is it, like, in the comfort of your own home and like, you
36:52
want to strut around? Is this your Halloween cost?
36:56
Yeah. I don't even know where I was
36:57
like that, but that that was outrageous.
36:59
But this is even more you. I I swear to God that I we talk
37:03
about this every episode, the kardashification of society
37:05
where you just do anything to be like extremely outrageous just
37:08
to. Get a click from an Indian bot.
37:11
Said it once, I'll say it. Again, Yeah.
37:12
So we're not recommending that for you guys.
37:14
OK, this one's controversial arena.
37:18
I'm going to go with not, but then let me explain.
37:21
I'm going to go not with prenups just because I don't think you
37:25
should be getting married to that person if you don't 100%
37:28
trust them. Now on the flip side of this, I
37:30
understand that there is the saying the same person you
37:33
divorce is not the same person who you originally married.
37:36
So I understand that it is circumstantial and it does
37:39
depend on your dynamic. If you are two highly successful
37:42
people, let's say like you both come from money and there
37:46
there's a lot of estates that are involved involved in this.
37:48
I do understand that. However, I do think it's
37:52
circumstantial. For me personally, I would have
37:54
never gotten married to my husband if there was like a
37:57
prenup involved. We're both 2 successful people.
38:00
But ultimately it is that trust that is the foundation.
38:03
If you don't have that trust, then what foundation can your
38:06
relationship stand on? I mean, this might be the
38:08
Catholic in me, but I'm just so against divorce that like, I
38:12
think if you have a prenup before marriage, I do understand
38:15
why people do it. But for me, if you have a prenup
38:17
before marriage, it's almost setting the stage for divorce.
38:20
Like it it, what marriage is supposed to be is a covenant
38:23
under the Lord that is not broken under any circumstances.
38:27
You fight through everything together.
38:29
And this is kind of giving like, I guess, you know, an exit
38:33
option. And I don't think that that's
38:35
strong for building a marriage on that.
38:36
And you know, I, I do understand to, I, I do, I can wrap my head
38:41
around if you're getting married later in life and like I said,
38:43
you're a billionaire and all this type of stuff, but still,
38:45
I, I don't think you should be marrying that person if you
38:47
don't foresee that this is going to last till the end of time.
38:50
And I do think that this is a huge part of our divorce culture
38:53
that's occurring nowadays. People just throw out marriage
38:56
so easily and because they have these exit options.
38:59
And so heading into marriage, you should view that that this
39:02
is my partner for life. This is who I go to heaven with.
39:05
And I'm, I'm just on a fan. I think it's a shaky foundation
39:09
to build a marriage on and there should be no backup plan.
39:11
OK, next one is micro shorts. OK, I'm going to go with hot on
39:16
this one. Like for the younger girls.
39:17
I think it is so cute. I want to throw up a picture of
39:20
Paige Lorenz wearing a pair of I think it was me me micro shorts.
39:24
It looks good with her figure. I personally could never pull
39:27
this off just because of like I have more of an athletic build
39:30
and I wouldn't want anything hanging out from the back.
39:34
So. But yeah, I wouldn't want
39:37
anything hanging out, but I do think it's cute.
39:40
I'm going to go with hot personally though probably could
39:43
never wear them. I like a mini skirt but not
39:45
micro shorts personally. I just, I don't know what I
39:48
don't think they look very good on me.
39:49
I've kind of like as I've gotten older, I'm 27.
39:52
I'm like acting like I'm like 50 years old.
39:54
I'm like not usually as into like the mini stuff as much, but
39:57
like recently I've kind of like like a mini skirt and tights and
40:00
stuff. But I don't know, the shorts are
40:01
just kind of to me. I'm not a big fan but I do I
40:04
agree they look good on some people, just not.
40:06
My vibe personally. OK.
40:08
Last one is collagen face masks. Oh, these are hot.
40:11
Jamie and I sleep in these all the time.
40:14
Makes you feel better about yourself.
40:16
Waking up the next day, you're peeling it off, your skin is
40:19
glowing and it's just like a little thing of a little
40:22
self-care thing that you treat yourself with.
40:24
So I'm going to go hot. I'm going to go hot as well.
40:27
I love those collagen face masks from like Medicube.
40:30
It's like this South Korean brand.
40:32
Everybody's so into Korean skin care right now and I swear it
40:35
makes my face look like a last when I like take it off in the
40:38
morning. I'm absolutely obsessed.
40:39
I literally can't order these enough.
40:41
I'm like always ordering them off of TikTok shop and
40:43
everything. And I like that you can apply
40:45
your skin care underneath and it really like locks in that skin
40:48
care for the night. And I do find them very easy to
40:50
sleep with. Like I tried doing that mouth
40:51
taping. I cannot sleep with that.
40:54
I'm sorry I'm I guess a mouth breather at night.
40:56
Like I don't even know what to say but I literally can't fall
40:58
asleep with that my. Mom says I can't wear these to
41:00
bed because you get claustrophobic.
41:02
I've seen girls use scissors on the nose part to pull it up.
41:05
That way it doesn't feel like it's drooping over your nose and
41:09
blocking you from being able to breathe.
41:11
So take some tips from those influencers too of just maybe
41:15
snipping the sides of it a little bit.
41:16
I promise it's worth it. Yeah, I also sleep on my face
41:19
too, so I feel like it protects my face from my pillow at night.
41:23
But yeah, we do a lot of those. My skin is so bad right now
41:25
because I've just been doing so much makeup for like, all of our
41:28
press and filming and everything.
41:29
I just feel like I'm constantly having makeup on my skin.
41:31
And so it's definitely like, nice to take that all off and
41:33
put that on to like, refresh your skin at night.
41:35
OK, you guys headed in to our last segment of the day,
41:39
propaganda that we're not falling for Cameron, what is
41:44
yours this week? OK well we are on the topic of
41:47
skin care so my propaganda that I'm not falling for is a 10 step
41:51
skin care routine. I honestly this has been like a
41:54
huge trend recently and I know like my little sister's 13 she
41:59
watches all the videos of like the girls her age using all the
42:02
drunk elephant things. But I'm going to go with less is
42:05
more. You also need to let those
42:07
ingredients sit individually and if you're putting 1 ingredient
42:10
on top of another, your pores aren't going to be able able to
42:14
handle that. So I think if you have a good
42:15
vitamin C serum, if you have a good retinoid cream, especially
42:19
when you're older, I would say like probably start that like
42:21
your mid 20s. You won't need like a retinoid
42:23
cream when you're really young and like a moisturizer.
42:25
If you're, you know, out West and you live in like a drier
42:28
climate, I would say like use a moisturizer more.
42:31
But I just don't think that you need all of the serums and all
42:34
of the things. Just cater it to your face.
42:36
If you have dark under eyes, I can understand that.
42:38
If you're see if your skin is dry or if it's oily, cater it to
42:41
that. You don't need all of these
42:43
treatments on your face because I think it's a gimmick and it's
42:46
a scam. Yeah, I'm going to have to agree
42:48
with that, Cameron. I'm like kind of a lazy girl, I
42:50
will fully admit. Like my mom is a big skin care
42:53
guru and I will say she looks so good for her age.
42:56
So maybe I should take a page out of that book.
42:58
But I am very simple. Sometimes I'm just putting the
43:01
retinol on a face oil and then I like to put like this Egyptian
43:05
magic cream. We can put that up.
43:07
And I put that on like where any spots that you could potentially
43:09
get wrinkles like your forehead under your eyes, like between my
43:13
eyebrows and like around my mouth and stuff.
43:15
I think like it's called like slugging at night.
43:18
And I love going to bed with that.
43:19
And then sometimes I'll throw that collagen mask on on top as
43:22
well. And I think that's great.
43:23
OK, mine is this is getting like completely different topic that
43:28
we haven't covered this like recently, but that you have to
43:32
breastfeed your baby. OK, I am trying to be out here
43:36
and represent the moms that have had difficulty breastfeeding.
43:39
Look, I'm in the Maha movement as well.
43:41
I really am like for the all natural, making America healthy
43:44
again. Let's take the chemicals out of
43:45
our food. I want to improve our formula in
43:47
the US. I'm very passionate about that.
43:49
I actually got my formula for Vivian out.
43:52
I got a German brand actually. I'll also put that up on the
43:54
screen for you guys. It's called HIP formula is
43:56
amazing. But I did feel when I had
43:58
Vivian, I tried my absolute best to breastfeed and it was really
44:01
difficult for me. It was not working.
44:03
And I do feel like that there is a lot of pressure on women and I
44:07
felt like I, I felt very guilty that I couldn't properly
44:09
breastfeed and it wasn't working.
44:11
And so I'm telling you guys, for women that are just having kids,
44:14
you're going to be OK. Vivian is so healthy.
44:17
She's above and beyond all of her height, weight, any
44:20
expectation, like she's as sharp as a tack.
44:22
I say she's like 2 going on 10 and I, I did mainly formula
44:26
feeding and like I said, I invested in good formula.
44:29
So I think that's very important.
44:30
All natural formula. Unfortunately in the US, we know
44:33
this and RFK is addressing a lot of these issues.
44:35
There's a lot of chemicals and you know, sugars and stuff in,
44:38
in our formula. So I would recommend this brand,
44:41
but do not feel that pressure. This is what I say.
44:43
Try your best to breastfeed. They say that at the beginning,
44:46
it's called liquid gold colostrum.
44:48
I think that that's really important that you do your best
44:50
to at least to do that. And so I did that with Vivian
44:53
and then we worked for a few weeks.
44:54
You guys, we were doing our absolute best, but like I said,
44:57
it doesn't work out for every single bomb.
44:58
And so if it's not working and it's literally, it was so much
45:01
stress on me. Like I, I'm sure so many moms
45:03
can agree with me on this. The stress of feeding that
45:05
newborn baby is just so immense. And if it's ruining your time
45:09
being a mom, then do not worry. You can substitute, you can do
45:13
both. I, I just, I, I think that
45:15
there's such a pressure on women that we shouldn't put.
45:18
And I, I think at the end of the day, fed is best and just be the
45:23
best mom you can be and it will be OK.
45:25
You guys, I saw this like meme. I, I'm also going to put this up
45:28
on the screen. There was like a slide that go,
45:30
it was 2 slides going into one for a listening audience.
45:33
And at the bottom it's like breastfed kids, formula fed
45:35
kids. And it's like eating McDonald's
45:37
French fries off the bottom of a car.
45:39
And it's like, no matter what you do and how healthy we are,
45:42
I'm so healthy with Vivian. At the end of the day, your kids
45:44
are going to have some junk food at some point.
45:46
And so just do your best in in every capacity and it's going to
45:49
be OK moms, OK Cameron, what propaganda are you falling for?
45:54
Well now I feel like I'm on a completely different note
45:56
because we love RFK. We love this agenda and the Maha
45:59
movement. We've both gotten into this
46:01
recently. But I'm sorry, my guilty
46:03
pleasure is a Diet Coke almost every single day and I know
46:06
that's so bad. The aspartame is terrible for
46:09
you. Sorry RFK, but I love Diet Coke.
46:12
I will drink that. That is like my midday pick me
46:15
up and I don't know, I love putting in a cute cup with my
46:18
straw glass and sipping it throughout the day.
46:21
It makes everything a lot better.
46:24
Yeah, it's so funny because I'm not like a Diet Coke addict.
46:27
I do understand why people that peel of Diet Coke because I will
46:29
say this sometimes I don't want a full coffee.
46:31
And so having a Diet Coke with that little caffeine, I totally
46:34
agree. It is a little pick me up.
46:36
My mom, you guys has a full on addiction to Diet Coke.
46:38
I love her Tracy like literally whenever she comes to my house I
46:41
have to get like 3 cases I swear to God to keep up with her.
46:44
And so and then Cameron and her were both here this weekend and
46:46
they were like fighting each other for my Diet Coke and my
46:49
free. I bought it and I was like, I
46:50
know that not only I will drink this, but Tracy will also drink
46:54
this as well. You know what, guys?
46:55
It's everything in moderation. Be the healthiest you can be.
46:58
But if there's some, like, guilty pleasures that make life
47:00
a little more whole, who cares? I'm for it.
47:03
I understand it. OK.
47:04
Mine is once again, completely different.
47:07
But being alone in your own thoughts, you guys, we live in a
47:12
society now. OK.
47:13
I want to take us back to before smartphones.
47:15
People used to go to the doctor's office, and sometimes
47:17
you wait 30 to 45 minutes. We've all been in that
47:19
appointment. And you would be sitting there
47:21
in your own thoughts because you didn't have the smartphone that
47:23
you were scrolling through. And nowadays people are cleaning
47:27
with, you know, music constantly playing or podcasts and they're
47:30
on their beds scrolling whenever they get like even a second off.
47:33
And I don't think enough people spend enough time like in their
47:36
own thoughts. Even when you're working out,
47:38
people are watching TV, listening to music, the podcasts
47:40
and stuff. And I will tell you, I think
47:42
it's so important to take some time off of your phone.
47:45
Don't have that background noise, don't have the TV on and
47:48
focus on your own thoughts. I do this in the shower, for
47:51
example. I think everyone has different
47:53
places where you can make this happen.
47:55
And I swear, you guys my most innovative ideas.
47:58
I came up with the conservator and Sincerely American both in
48:01
the shower because I'm standing there washing my hair and I
48:04
don't have anything else on. I can really focus on my life,
48:06
what I want to do. That's where I like when I'm
48:08
about to do a news hit. Where I like prepare everything
48:10
is I take that time to myself to really like be in my own
48:13
thoughts. And I think a lot of people in
48:14
the same age are scared to do so.
48:16
I actually get the closest I've ever been to the Lord when I'm
48:20
in the car because I can have these long winded prayers where
48:23
I'm just talking to God, asking God like what I can do to be
48:26
better. Like Jamie noted, the most
48:28
creative ideas come to me while I'm driving down the road.
48:31
I don't know if it's just because I'm passing.
48:34
Like I take the scenic route a lot.
48:36
Normally it's going through the South.
48:37
I've I've driven from Kentucky to Florida, Florida to Kentucky,
48:41
Kentucky to DCI drive everywhere and I love it.
48:44
And I sit alone in my own thoughts.
48:45
I don't listen to podcasts. I am not reading an audio book.
48:49
I am genuinely just talking to the Lord.
48:51
A lot of people get uncomfortable with that because
48:53
they don't want to self reflect. They don't want to see what they
48:56
could be doing better, reflecting on those creative
48:58
ideas, starting something new. They're they're finding
49:01
comfortability in the noise. A lot of people find
49:03
comfortability in the noise. I'm saying I.
49:05
Think if you want to encourage yourself to be the best version
49:07
of yourself and the most intelligent version of yourself,
49:10
you should be thinking about the world and where you fall in it
49:12
and where your philosophy is, what you believe in faith, what
49:15
you believe in politics and taking time to really craft
49:18
that. And I think that's the best way
49:19
to approach the world in this crazy time that we live in and
49:22
really know who you are deep down and what your values are.
49:26
And that time alone, whether you're in the car, you're in the
49:28
shower, or you're going on a run, you're making your bed,
49:30
you're cleaning. Those moments I think are so
49:32
valuable. And no one talks about that
49:34
enough. And so I would really encourage
49:36
you guys to put down the phone. I know it's cliche to say I'm
49:38
not trying to be a boomer right now, but there's a lot of good
49:42
that comes out of it. We challenge you to find
49:44
comfortability in the silence. But don't put down the podcast
49:49
with us. Continue to listen to us.
49:51
I'll say that's A1 exception. We love having you guys here and
49:55
we're so thankful for you guys tuning in every week to
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50:08
Thank you. Bye.
50:19
We'll see you every Wednesday.