Thirsty Topics: Missing Tourists, Airport Nudity, and Other Thirsty Conversation Starters for 3/12/25의 전체 녹취록

sounds like, uh, we'll definitely be watching a new show and I look forward to that. 00:05:53.038 --> 00:05:53.540 I'm getting ready for my. 00:05:53.540 --> 00:05:54.264 My next topic. 00:05:54.264 --> 00:05:54.906 I'm going to start out. 00:05:54.906 --> 00:05:55.629 I'm not agree. 00:05:55.629 --> 00:06:00.620 We're going to mine will be the most bummer one first and then it will just get happier and happier. 00:06:01.041 --> 00:06:06.612 But, um, I don't know if you've heard of there's a college student that's currently missing At this time. 00:06:06.832 --> 00:06:08.834 When I last checked, she's still missing. 00:06:11.070 --> 00:06:24.473 She's a college student from Pittsburgh, university of Pittsburgh student, and she disappeared last week on spring break in the Dominican Republic, sudiksha Sunaki, a 20-year-old United States resident. 00:06:24.514 --> 00:06:56.951 She was last seen on surveillance camera with seven other people entering the beach at her hotel at 4.15 am and then the story gets a little bit hazy where, like, some of her friends may have left her and then there was one guy that I think she was out with, and then the guy said that they were kind of in the waves like getting tossing and turning, and then he went out to the beach because he wasn't feeling well and then he slept on the sand and then when he woke up she was gone and then at 4 pm that day they called the police and they've been looking for her ever since, on like the air and the sea. 00:06:56.951 --> 00:06:58.637 They've been looking everywhere. 00:06:58.637 --> 00:07:00.983 Um, I mean, don't you? 00:07:00.983 --> 00:07:11.879 You feel like this happens every couple of years, where there's like a very shady story about and we don't know whether it's like foul play or the locals or something that's just an accident. 00:07:11.879 --> 00:07:15.377 You know there's alcohol involved with the ocean and so it's very scary. 00:07:15.377 --> 00:07:18.461 I can just imagine her parents are not feeling very good. 00:07:19.165 --> 00:07:22.860 Oh yeah, I mean, actually there's a few things that played here not feeling very good. 00:07:22.860 --> 00:07:25.469 Oh yeah, I mean, actually there's a few things that played here. 00:07:25.469 --> 00:07:30.334 One to me, you really have to be careful who you call friends that you have. 00:07:30.334 --> 00:07:32.536 Just someone calls you a friend doesn't mean they're your friend. 00:07:32.536 --> 00:07:44.493 And then, plus too, you know it's a shame, but you know, every so often you hear about these stories and you kind of hope that there's no foul play involved, there's no human trafficking involved. 00:07:44.493 --> 00:07:47.661 Yes, because they're in a different country. 00:07:48.589 --> 00:07:48.831 Yeah. 00:07:49.312 --> 00:08:06.675 And you know, sometimes you know youngsters when they go out, especially like spring break or whatever, they'll go to these places for the very first time and they might not be well aware of you

know, looking around, paying attention to your surroundings, pay attention to people you call yourself hanging with. 00:08:06.675 --> 00:08:09.901 So you just hope it gets better. 00:08:09.901 --> 00:08:11.995 But, man, these stories keep coming up. 00:08:11.995 --> 00:08:14.144 It's like every year, every two years, you know. 00:08:14.225 --> 00:08:26.598 I know, remember the natalie holloway thing which was like it got like so uh, twisted, and then if you're this guy, that was if you're innocent, and you're this guy, that was like, seen last alone with her at 4 am, that doesn't look great for you. 00:08:26.598 --> 00:08:37.457 If you're in the ocean and then all of a sudden you wake up and she's gone, like if it really was, that she unfortunately may have drowned or something, but if not, like I would think that a couple eyes would be on him, you know. 00:08:37.970 --> 00:08:45.873 So I guess oh yeah, or you know, so I guess yeah. 00:08:45.873 --> 00:08:46.534 Or it's just like a young woman. 00:08:46.534 --> 00:08:47.177 She was only 20 by herself. 00:08:47.177 --> 00:09:06.288 Um, it said she was with five other women and two men and they were last seen drinking in the hotel lobby around 3 am and then they went to the ocean at 4 am and it's just one of those things that I feel like we've all done it, like I've definitely did stupid things in my own college spring break, but it's like as a parent, you just this is your worst nightmare and you just hope that people know better, or just you know, I don't know. 00:09:06.348 --> 00:10:15.220 Just really a nightmare, oh yeah, and then also too you know, if you're gonna be with a bunch of people and you're drinking, someone has to be the person who's, you know, equivalent to an uh to a designated driver. 00:10:15.220 --> 00:10:19.432 In other words, they drink very little to nothing because they're watching everyone else in the group. 00:10:19.432 --> 00:10:26.021 The whole group can't be drunk because something can happen and no one honestly would know. 00:10:26.021 --> 00:10:28.068 Someone has to be responsible. 00:10:29.363 --> 00:10:36.208 I think the guys that they met, they met them at the resort, which also is like these aren't her friends from college that she traveled with. 00:10:36.208 --> 00:10:37.454 Those are random resort guys. 00:10:37.454 --> 00:10:38.402 It's like you don't her friends from college that she traveled with. 00:10:38.402 --> 00:10:38.804 You know those are random resort guys. 00:10:38.804 --> 00:10:43.942 So it's like you don't know if they have ulterior motives or if they are just kind of stupid drunk boys. 00:10:43.942 --> 00:10:44.605 That just happened. 00:10:44.605 --> 00:10:47.624 They really have nothing going on with this other than just kind of being there. 00:10:47.624 --> 00:10:54.767 But they said the young man with her have told police multiple versions of what happened so far. 00:10:56.580 --> 00:10:57.525 That's not a good sign. 00:10:58.320 --> 00:11:06.632 I know, so we'll keep an eye out, but that's definitely something that's developing yeah, we'll definitely pray for her. 00:11:06.771 --> 00:11:09.425 And then, um, hopefully the news is positive. 00:11:10.067 --> 00:11:30.706 Yeah, quality is that every day that goes by that you don't hear from her, um, outcome is not going to be good I know the good thing, not in this case, but like I feel like if any generation has hope for being with their friends and staying with them, I feel like Gen Z is actually really responsible for the most part in that way. 00:11:30.706 --> 00:11:43.059 You know, I know we've talked a few times about people drinking less and less and like they still party, but I feel like a lot of the young people are very reachable in terms of saying like hey, this happens, so you have to keep an eye out for your friends. 00:11:43.059 --> 00:11:53.882 And it just seems like nowadays, because we hear these stories, people are a little bit more hyper, vigilant and like can actually, you know, know how how responsible they have to be, even when they're having fun. 00:11:54.824 --> 00:11:58.713 that's true that's true, so let's just hope that. 00:11:58.713 --> 00:12:02.266 You know someone finds it within the next couple of days, you know. 00:12:02.365 --> 00:12:14.829 Yeah, I think back to like I went to Jamaica for my spring break and I just think back to like I was walking by my oh, my mom's not listening to this, but it's like I think back to just walking by myself and it's like my friends didn't really even leave me. 00:12:14.829 --> 00:12:22.609 But it's kind of like everyone goes on their own journey and you know, some friend was probably hooking up with some person and then the next thing you know, you're like walking in Jamaica alone. 00:12:22.900 --> 00:12:23.883 It's just you're. 00:12:23.883 --> 00:12:27.992 You're lucky that you land safe when you're doing it. 00:12:27.992 --> 00:12:33.807 I don't think people recognize how dangerous it can be like really anywhere, but especially when you're by yourself in a different country. 00:12:33.807 --> 00:12:49.548 Oh yeah, I mean, when you get older you think back to some of the things you did. 00:12:49.548 --> 00:12:52.375 I was like why am I in Jamaica covered in foam, like walking down a road by myself? 00:12:52.414 --> 00:12:56.581 I feel like people probably drove past me and were like, oh God, whatever's happening, just drive faster. 00:12:56.581 --> 00:13:08.712 Well, talking about ridiculous, and I don't know if this is a sign of that time, but there was a high school running meet, you know where they had teams. 00:13:08.712 --> 00:13:39.472 So you know, you run and then you pass a baton, you know, and there were several teams and, for whatever reason, this high school this is high school now, so they're kids, they're girls she took her baton as she was running and hit the other girl in the head with it, and you know, of course, the girl dropped her baton and

she fell down and the crazy thing about it was they kept going with the race, they didn't stop. 00:13:40.079 --> 00:13:41.826 No, so everyone else kept going. 00:13:41.826 --> 00:13:42.588 Oh yeah. 00:13:43.361 --> 00:13:48.607 And you know the mom, you know she's watching in the stands, so she's running out there to the field. 00:13:48.607 --> 00:14:00.086 She's horrified, and the amazing thing is that one they should have stopped that race right then and there because I'm quite sure there was officials that saw that, yeah, or the coaches saw that. 00:14:00.086 --> 00:14:06.122 That's the one issue the girl was out for a week because she suffered a concussion. 00:14:06.122 --> 00:14:08.730 Of course, because you know those batons are metal. 00:14:08.730 --> 00:14:11.767 Yeah, I'm not sure, but they're metal. 00:14:11.767 --> 00:14:14.929 So she had a concussion for about a week. 00:14:14.929 --> 00:14:36.815 So hopefully I think she may be going back to school tomorrow, because they interviewed her and the coach called, and the coach of the opposite team where the girl was on, and then also the girl's father called and apologized to her mom and to the girl for what her daughter did. 00:14:36.815 --> 00:14:42.811 But the one thing that surprises me is that the girl who did it didn't apologize. 00:14:43.373 --> 00:14:43.834 Really. 00:14:45.320 --> 00:14:46.284 Because they said that. 00:14:46.284 --> 00:14:52.446 You know, they acknowledged that her father called to apologize and there was a statement from the school. 00:14:52.446 --> 00:14:57.188 The coach called, talked to him, apologized, but they didn't get an apology from the girl. 00:14:57.780 --> 00:14:59.788 And does this sound like it was purposeful? 00:15:00.923 --> 00:15:02.035 Oh no, it was definitely purposeful. 00:15:02.035 --> 00:15:07.047 It was purposeful, Okay, so there's no saying, she hit her like two or three times. 00:15:07.047 --> 00:15:08.365 I mean no, that was no accident. 00:15:08.920 --> 00:15:17.893 It's one of those stupid like three-second things that people do sometimes where you don't know that that can like alter someone's life and alter your own life and alter their life. 00:15:17.893 --> 00:15:28.240 You know, like when you see like a friend pushing someone off a cliff into the ocean and they're not ready yet or something, and then that friend gets paralyzed and it's like you didn't really you didn't think for those three seconds. 00:15:28.240 --> 00:15:45.770 Like this is one of those things where, whether she was just being like a terrible person or they had some beef or something, it's like I don't even think she thought of the outcome that could happen not only to this other girl but to herself, like she's probably, you know, going to get in really big trouble and that's that's crazy. 00:15:46.881 --> 00:16:03.026 It's crazy and you know, being that she's a high school student, I could be wrong, but for some reason she saw this anger somewhere yeah, that's

true you know where that anger she saw. 00:16:03.026 --> 00:16:18.829 I don't know and I don't want to make any accusations, but obviously she either saw this someplace or she has some serious issues that she needs to talk to someone about yes that's not normal for a high school kid to do no, not at all, especially with, like, someone that should be your teammate. 00:16:19.152 --> 00:16:24.969 I don't know if they have any outstanding on the opposite team, oh, on the opposite team. 00:16:24.969 --> 00:16:31.672 Okay, but it's like even that, even if you're a poor sport and you're like super competitive, that's not any reason to hurt someone. 00:16:31.672 --> 00:16:37.344 And don't you think like in some sports sometimes they'll take cheap shots at the other players? 00:16:37.344 --> 00:16:41.761 You know, like football or baseball or something like they'll do, or especially basketball? 00:16:41.761 --> 00:16:43.465 They'll just do like a little extra thing. 00:16:43.506 --> 00:16:53.604 But it's like you can't really do that when you're running with a huge metal wand I mean you know, in some places you know you'll be charged with assault, because that's the assault with a deadly weapon. 00:16:53.604 --> 00:16:56.548 If you think I think she should, you know I think she should. 00:16:56.548 --> 00:17:02.923 I mean it was amazing to see and you know, after the girl fell down, I think get hit in the head. 00:17:02.923 --> 00:17:10.144 The girl hit her, just kept running and I'm like wow no way I feel like she needs to be like suspended. 00:17:10.704 --> 00:17:12.147 I don't know someone like that. 00:17:12.147 --> 00:17:19.385 That's such like scary but bratty behavior and like before she goes out into the workforce or anything. 00:17:19.445 --> 00:17:31.494 I think she needs to learn some lessons, and whether that's like juvie or something, I don't know yeah I mean and there are going to be some people that says, well, she's a little girl, you know, give her a little bit of slack or whatever. 00:17:31.494 --> 00:17:34.648 But here's the only problem, and I get it. 00:17:34.648 --> 00:17:47.762 I truly do understand that that argument but there's something to be said is suffer pain now instead of later yeah yeah, understand the seriousness of what she did. 00:17:47.762 --> 00:17:54.564 The next time she does something, hopefully it doesn't happen, but if she takes it to the next level, guess what? 00:17:54.604 --> 00:17:58.710 her parents can't protect her right, yep, and, and she needs to learn. 00:17:58.710 --> 00:17:59.431 Like right now. 00:17:59.431 --> 00:18:04.471 That's not okay, because she's lucky that, like the other teammates, didn't turn and start beating her. 00:18:04.491 --> 00:18:08.070 You know, like that I mean, it could have been a brawl, if you think about it yeah, it could have been. 00:18:08.573 --> 00:18:14.810 All of a sudden, all you have these teenagers like with wands and everything, and yeah, that's really nuts I have. 00:18:14.810 --> 00:18:15.170 I didn't. 00:18:15.170 --> 00:18:20.390 I saw that article but I didn't watch it because otherwise I'll get too mad and then I'll start to get like I don't know. 00:18:20.390 --> 00:18:26.376 I feel like I err sometimes on punishment even more than like I don't know. 00:18:26.376 --> 00:18:34.565 Not that I don't have empathy for this person, but it's like if you hit someone on the head with a metal wand, you, you know what's going to happen, and if not, then you should find out. 00:18:36.149 --> 00:18:39.121 Yeah, I mean one time. 00:18:39.121 --> 00:18:41.363 You can argue back and forth, but not two or three times. 00:18:41.363 --> 00:18:43.967 That was 100% intentional. 00:18:44.469 --> 00:18:53.081 Yeah, yeah, and even like opposing teams, because I know lots of people have rivalries or it's like this girl talks a lot of smack to me when I'm you know whatever. 00:18:53.081 --> 00:19:01.843 I know that people are known for that, but then show her by beating her. 00:19:01.863 --> 00:19:03.426 You know, not physically beating her, but like by race beating her. 00:19:03.426 --> 00:19:03.807 Oh, exactly, exactly. 00:19:03.807 --> 00:19:07.862 So we'll definitely be watching that story, cause I'm kind of curious to see what happens to the other girl. 00:19:08.543 --> 00:19:12.531 Yeah, that's reason number 800 that I don't do organized sports. 00:19:12.531 --> 00:19:18.424 I have no trouble hurting myself without someone doing that with me. 00:19:18.424 --> 00:19:21.292 That's so crazy. 00:19:21.292 --> 00:19:23.808 Well, that sounds like she needs to go. 00:19:23.808 --> 00:19:31.467 That girl needs to go on a flight with the woman from my next story which I want them to be stuck on a very small plane together. 00:19:31.467 --> 00:19:35.227 And I also just want to say that this story was not me. 00:19:35.227 --> 00:19:36.871 I did just fly Southwest to Las Vegas on a short to say that this story was not me. 00:19:36.871 --> 00:19:39.804 I did just fly southwest to Las Vegas on a short flight, but the story was not me. 00:19:39.804 --> 00:19:40.546 So thank you so much. 00:19:41.128 --> 00:19:46.408 A naked woman on a southwest flight forces plane to return to gate in Houston. 00:19:46.408 --> 00:19:53.412 Passengers on a southwest flight just witnessed a very disturbing incident when a naked woman caused a delay to their flight this week. 00:19:53.412 --> 00:20:01.109 So the flight was scheduled to take off at 2.55 pm but then had to go back to the gate, which is annoying. 00:20:01.109 --> 00:20:10.670 So a woman stood naked and went towards the front of the cabin, caused a scene for about 25 minutes and then turned around and stripped all of her clothes off. 00:20:10.670 --> 00:20:15.869 She obviously had to like she had some mental issues. 00:20:15.869 --> 00:20:17.172 You know this is. 00:20:17.172 --> 00:20:18.927 It's sad because it's like this person. 00:20:18.927 --> 00:20:25.370 There's a lot of funny things

about it and, of course, a lot of jokes about like where is she keeping her storage? 00:20:25.451 --> 00:20:26.203 or her, you know her. 00:20:26.303 --> 00:20:27.230 IDs or anything like that. 00:20:27.230 --> 00:20:36.010 But then, when you watch the video, this seems like someone who was not all there, how she got on the flight and like made it to be sitting on the actual flight. 00:20:36.010 --> 00:20:52.513 I don't know, because that's clearly someone that's under duress and under a lot of stress, but then I guess they took her off the plane, they made the plane go back to the original city and then they took her to a mental hospital, which is like you know. 00:20:52.513 --> 00:20:58.651 Of course, as humans, it's ridiculous to see someone strip themselves naked and there's like silly aspects of it. 00:20:58.651 --> 00:21:05.880 But it's just yet another mental illness thing that just either seems to be on the rise or we're just seeing more of it, but I don't know. 00:21:05.880 --> 00:21:11.031 It seems like back in the day people weren't just like going literally buck naked on flights. 00:21:12.001 --> 00:21:13.948 Well, the good thing was, the plane was still on the ground. 00:21:16.960 --> 00:21:17.783 Yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly, and it was like. 00:21:17.783 --> 00:21:19.489 I think it was like circling for 25 minutes. 00:21:19.489 --> 00:21:22.129 Now I would be. 00:21:22.129 --> 00:21:30.520 I don't know how I'd feel about this, because I already have flight anxiety and I'm always worried about Big other things happening. 00:21:30.520 --> 00:21:33.983 So I haven't yet put this on my card About naked people. 00:21:33.983 --> 00:21:36.484 So now I'm adding another list Of things to be terrified about. 00:21:37.648 --> 00:21:39.362 Yeah, my thing is okay. 00:21:39.362 --> 00:21:42.851 Who's going to grab her and put a coat on her, or something? 00:21:43.312 --> 00:21:44.021 I know Well that's. 00:21:44.021 --> 00:21:56.443 The other thing is that in the videos and I understand this, I understand this when most of the people you see everyone filming from their phone and it takes a really long time for someone to get her, and it's also you don't know. 00:21:56.443 --> 00:22:01.404 You don't know if she has a knife somewhere or you don't know if, like, what's going to happen or if this is part of like a play. 00:22:01.404 --> 00:22:08.196 You know, like, I think in this day and age, we, we know what I I don't blame people for not stepping up, but that also has to be crazy. 00:22:08.196 --> 00:22:16.332 If you're a flight attendant and that's just what you're trying to get, people like hot tea service, and then, all of a sudden, now you have to like, wrangle a naked woman. 00:22:17.434 --> 00:22:19.663 Yeah, I mean, you know it's like. 00:22:19.663 --> 00:22:25.093 It's like flight attendants now have to deal with so much. 00:22:25.394 --> 00:22:36.214 Yeah, it's like their safety, airline safety but they're also like babysitters, psychologists, accountants, like waitresses, like now youresses, now police, basically. 00:22:36.875 --> 00:22:41.485 Oh yeah, and I can just imagine the shock of everybody, Like what the hell? 00:22:41.666 --> 00:22:45.824 Right and I also feel like flying is such a right now. 00:22:45.824 --> 00:22:57.957 I mean, when I just flew it didn't feel serious or as scary as it did when I flew the day after the DC thing, but it felt a little bit back to normal. 00:22:57.957 --> 00:23:03.047 But already most people are a little bit anxious, tensions are higher than usual. 00:23:03.047 --> 00:23:08.067 So it's like when something like this happens, everyone is just like, oh god, not another thing. 00:23:09.030 --> 00:23:22.469 Yeah, and it probably kind of freaked people out when she was banging on the cockpit door, though, yeah, and I was thinking about this too, like I guess there's no way to really tell if anyone is mentally like healthy enough to get on it. 00:23:22.469 --> 00:23:26.664 Like clearly, if someone's having a mental emergency, they're not going to let them on the flight. 00:23:26.704 --> 00:23:44.904 But I wonder I wonder, leading up to this, if there was like visible signs at the airport terminal checking in yeah, you kind of wonder, but I do believe that there's protocols in place, which is probably why they reacted so fast once she did start yeah pull off her clothes and banging on the door. 00:23:44.904 --> 00:23:49.293 So you know there's protocols in place for the what ifs. 00:23:49.293 --> 00:23:57.352 Because it seems like after um, after the pandemic, uh, most people kind of went crazy so they had to put that's true. 00:23:59.355 --> 00:23:59.675 That's true. 00:23:59.675 --> 00:24:05.288 Remember there was like I forget what it even was, but one person got drug out by his legs. 00:24:05.288 --> 00:24:06.211 Remember the people? 00:24:06.211 --> 00:24:08.469 They were dragging people on plates. 00:24:09.200 --> 00:24:21.043 Oh, remember the one person they literally duct taped to his seat, that's right and it's like come on the whole time I'm on a plane. 00:24:21.063 --> 00:24:21.946 I'm so anxious that I would. 00:24:21.946 --> 00:24:25.345 I would dare not like even take like my jacket off or I don't know. 00:24:25.365 --> 00:24:32.652 I'm just sitting there like, please, nothing happened yeah, so uh, like I said, I don't know. 00:24:32.652 --> 00:24:39.123 I think these flights and should get more, more pay cuz they do a lot more than just being a flight attendant so much. 00:24:39.906 --> 00:24:51.947 Also, my hot flying tip is that, especially if people are going to go to Vegas, I flew on Thursday night and I came back Saturday night and both flights were half empty and we got the rows to ourselves. 00:24:51.947 --> 00:24:55.964 If you're not a big party, we still had Thursday night and Friday night in Vegas. 00:24:55.964 --> 00:25:01.745 So if you're not, if you're okay with like not being there on a Saturday night, the

Vegas airport was completely. 00:25:01.745 --> 00:25:03.591 It took us like five minutes to get through. 00:25:03.591 --> 00:25:08.050 You know usually everyone's at the Vegas airport and you're hot and sweaty and hungover. 00:25:08.050 --> 00:25:10.924 This one we got through in like four minutes and we had row. 00:25:10.924 --> 00:25:12.287 We each had a row to ourselves. 00:25:12.287 --> 00:25:14.551 So's just a go home on saturday night. 00:25:14.571 --> 00:25:16.294 Yeah now you know. 00:25:16.294 --> 00:25:20.247 What's good, too is if you take real early flights. 00:25:20.247 --> 00:25:26.385 Um, yeah, because it's never packed on the early flight no and they they're. 00:25:26.385 --> 00:25:31.757 At that time, you're less likely to have delays that's true. 00:25:32.479 --> 00:25:39.788 the only thing with that for me is I don't know if you have this, but like I, the night before I have those panic dreams where I've like missed my flight. 00:25:39.788 --> 00:25:47.597 You know, I wake up and I'm always like and it's 1am and then I'm like, okay, like I keep waking up every 40 minutes, so I'm always tired, but yes. 00:25:56.740 --> 00:25:58.233 I don't really sleep that well just because I want to make sure I'm not late getting to the airport and stuff like that. 00:25:58.233 --> 00:26:02.020 Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'll dream about missing my flight and then I'll wake up and it's 1230. 00:26:02.020 --> 00:26:09.700 And then the last thing on this story, really quick, is that people were, I guess, annoyed that she wasn't charged for criminal offenses. 00:26:09.700 --> 00:26:15.135 But for me, like this seems like a mental health situation and like I don't. 00:26:15.135 --> 00:26:21.270 I don't think someone's just randomly getting up and getting naked for the fun of it or like to mess with people. 00:26:21.270 --> 00:26:25.248 I think this seems like a if they, if they check it out, and it is a mental health situation. 00:26:25.248 --> 00:26:28.064 Like I don't think this person should be charged criminally. 00:26:28.064 --> 00:26:30.989 Do you think that too? 00:26:32.172 --> 00:26:41.161 yeah, I think that's a good point and I do, like I said, it's hard to say because there's different ways of looking at everything you know. 00:26:41.543 --> 00:26:53.523 Yeah, totally, yep, and it's also just yeah, yeah, it's another thing about like kind of our mental health crisis that's happening and just it's everything at once. 00:26:53.523 --> 00:26:55.123 Mental health flying, it's all. 00:26:55.143 --> 00:26:56.592 Yeah, that's mental health flying, it's all, it's a. 00:26:56.592 --> 00:26:57.378 Yeah, that's true. 00:26:57.378 --> 00:27:05.984 I mean, there is no magic way, like you said before, of knowing if a person is going to have an episode or not until it actually happens. 00:27:05.984 --> 00:27:09.841 Yeah, you know, you just have to pray to god that they don't do anything. 00:27:09.841 --> 00:27:14.069 Crazy like, exactly like the one person who, uh, decided to open the door. 00:27:14.129 --> 00:27:14.590 Remember that. 00:27:14.590 --> 00:27:16.274 Oh my gosh yeah. 00:27:17.041 --> 00:27:18.065 While the plane was in the air. 00:27:18.647 --> 00:27:20.025 Yeah, who are these people? 00:27:20.025 --> 00:27:22.240 It's like it really is baffling. 00:27:22.240 --> 00:27:29.050 And then you, you do have to like there has to be something where you can't just go back into society in like four days, you have to. 00:27:29.050 --> 00:27:29.471 I don't know. 00:27:29.471 --> 00:27:30.373 That's a really a big deal. 00:27:30.373 --> 00:27:53.153 I also just think too, if that was my loved one, like the, the woman that was like naked, and that is sad, if that person does have like schizophrenia or something, and now you're watching like your loved one go mental on a flight, like be naked, like that has to be not fun for people, but um, but still, I understand we're humans and there's a funny element to it so we could see all sides that is true. 00:27:53.393 --> 00:27:53.981 That is true. 00:27:53.981 --> 00:27:59.632 Hopefully I don't have any naked people on my plane next time. 00:27:59.672 --> 00:28:00.674 We're also in America we're. 00:28:00.674 --> 00:28:15.364 So I just saw, too that like there's a lot of like French women protest stuff and they just have like their shirts completely off and their boobies are there, and it's like I think in America, naked is like so funny because we're like we have to like cover up, I think more than a lot of other countries. 00:28:15.364 --> 00:28:18.648 So anytime this happens, it's like even more, you know, shocking. 00:28:19.489 --> 00:28:24.015 That is so true Because if it happened in another country, they probably won't look at it. 00:28:30.985 --> 00:28:36.760 Obviously they still gonna, you know, deal with the woman, because she's having an episode, but you're right, it probably won't be as like oh my god, as it would here. 00:28:36.760 --> 00:28:39.873 Right, because they're like, oh, we could go to the ocean and see naked bodies, like 24-7 or you know, it's not as much like a shocking thing. 00:28:39.873 --> 00:28:48.588 We're here, we're like little robots, and then when we see that it's like, ah, Well, talk about interesting stories. 00:28:51.881 --> 00:28:55.360 Do you remember who Casey Anderson is, casey? 00:28:55.400 --> 00:28:56.381 Anthony Anthony. 00:28:56.381 --> 00:28:57.582 I'm sorry, casey Anthony Anthony, I'm sorry. 00:28:57.582 --> 00:28:58.163 Yep, I do, I do. 00:28:58.163 --> 00:28:59.704 How could I forget? 00:29:00.385 --> 00:29:02.627 Yeah, well, she has a new career now. 00:29:03.108 --> 00:29:04.429 No way, uh-oh. 00:29:05.029 --> 00:29:11.435 Well, I guess now she's a social media legal expert now. 00:29:12.456 --> 00:29:19.466 Huh, okay, I thought you were going to say influencer, but legal expert is a little more serious, I guess. 00:29:19.907 --> 00:29:24.162 She's trying to be an influencer, but a lot of people are

really up in arms because of what she did. 00:29:24.582 --> 00:29:25.023 Yeah. 00:29:26.206 --> 00:29:29.734 People are like how in the heck could she even think about doing this? 00:29:29.734 --> 00:29:33.506 Some people were like, hey, you know, let her move on with her life. 00:29:33.506 --> 00:29:47.825 I want to find out from you, Merle, what do you think about when a person tries to rewrite who they are, rediscover their personality, because obviously they're trying to shed who they were in the past? 00:29:48.589 --> 00:30:12.213 Yeah, well, I think sometimes people that have been in the system, I feel like may have a good perspective of it so that in a in one way, like someone may be able you know how they hire like former hackers for fbi agents and like they'll they'll have criminals that end up wanting to do good and then they'll be able to kind of do what they do but help the good forces. 00:30:12.213 --> 00:30:23.785 I I do believe in that, where I'm like okay, I do believe in second chances, but I feel I feel like Casey Anthony's thing was so weird and so like not great that I don't think anyone needs her as their legal advocate. 00:30:23.785 --> 00:30:36.074 I feel like if you're looking for a legal advocate, it seems like there's probably dozens, if not hundreds, of like other choices from people that might be a little bit more authentic and like even just better at at that. 00:30:36.074 --> 00:30:48.670 So I guess that's my answer is usually I'm open to people like revamping their, you know, having a rebrand moment or trying to find a second life or take some more chances, but in this case, not not so much. 00:30:49.332 --> 00:30:56.453 Um, I know she's it said she's been in the legal field since 2011, since when she was tried for murder. 00:30:56.453 --> 00:31:03.084 So it's like, on one hand, I feel like she knows the justice system really well, but on the other hand, I wouldn't want herself to. 00:31:03.084 --> 00:31:07.233 I wouldn't want her to be advocating for me. 00:31:07.233 --> 00:31:07.614 I don't think. 00:31:08.841 --> 00:31:29.914 Yeah, it's almost like a professional burglar who just got out of jail and he wants to start a business as um, a security expert for your home, yeah now, on the one hand, yeah, he knows a lot about that, but is that somebody I really want around my house, you know? 00:31:30.015 --> 00:31:35.595 right and I could see if it was someone too like casey anthony did not give great public image. 00:31:35.595 --> 00:31:44.913 You know we all she was not very liked, she's still not very liked and like I could also see if it was someone that had like a little bit better of a reputation, that made a mistake. 00:31:44.913 --> 00:31:46.440 But you could clearly see they were sorry. 00:31:46.440 --> 00:31:53.842 But it's like every time we've seen her she's been defensive or like aloof and so I don't know you hit a great point, though, meryl. 00:31:53.862 --> 00:32:04.374 A lot, a lot of people have a big

problem with it, because in a lot of people's mind, she showed no remorse, and that's what people are really angry about. 00:32:04.374 --> 00:32:04.998 You know what I mean? 00:32:05.039 --> 00:32:10.770 Yeah, yeah, we would almost have to see that she's a completely different person and that wasn't leaving her person. 00:32:10.770 --> 00:32:18.022 You know her toddler alone and doing all these things, and so I don't know Would you take legal advice from her. 00:32:18.022 --> 00:32:19.909 No, definitely not. 00:32:19.909 --> 00:32:23.769 I would hear what she did and do the opposite. 00:32:23.769 --> 00:32:27.706 I wouldn't. 00:32:27.706 --> 00:32:36.847 I'm sure there might be some people, but I worry that I'm not sure that she would be doing it for the right reasons. 00:32:36.847 --> 00:32:38.203 Like what if she tried to help? 00:32:38.203 --> 00:32:40.970 So like what if she was helping the next casey anthony? 00:32:41.010 --> 00:32:51.449 you know, like get get freed from something really bad that they did you know, that's actually a good point, that's actually a really good point, yeah, so what do you think? 00:32:51.489 --> 00:32:58.613 you think this is going to last, or think this is pretty much um I think it might be a money grab or just a way for her to kind of try. 00:32:58.613 --> 00:33:10.948 I think maybe she'll have a few people on her payroll and then after that, I think it's going to just kind of float away and then maybe we'll see her selling toothpaste or she'll be an influencer maybe. 00:33:12.932 --> 00:33:15.006 That's true, that is very, very true. 00:33:17.720 --> 00:33:18.762 What if her and Gypsy Rose? 00:33:19.984 --> 00:33:23.832 team up for, like their very own law firm or something that would be one hell of a law firm. 00:33:23.852 --> 00:33:25.320 Yeah, I guess we'd have to see, but it would. 00:33:25.320 --> 00:33:37.431 I'd have to see a whole different version of casey anthony, because she definitely just sticks out in my mind I think for a lot of people too that she just the lack of remorse and just the excuses and defensiveness. 00:33:37.431 --> 00:33:49.060 Um, and I know she said she's a proponent for the lgbtq community, so I don't know, it'll be interesting, but I do believe that people could reinvent themselves. 00:33:49.060 --> 00:33:54.228 But time will tell, I think that's 100% true. 00:33:54.308 --> 00:33:55.350 Time will definitely tell. 00:34:00.240 --> 00:34:00.522 What about you? 00:34:00.522 --> 00:34:01.446 Would you take any advice from her? 00:34:03.002 --> 00:34:05.926 I may do like you and listen to the advice and probably do the opposite. 00:34:07.742 --> 00:34:10.347 I think I honestly would probably hire Gypsy Rose more. 00:34:11.842 --> 00:34:12.465 I could see that. 00:34:12.465 --> 00:34:13.804 I could definitely see that. 00:34:15.320 --> 00:34:24.590 You know this is off topic, but I think if my boyfriend ever got in trouble, this is very sad and doesn't bode well for me, but I feel

like OJ Simpson would be the first person he'd call. 00:34:24.590 --> 00:34:31.050 I had to tell him at a point to like not have a million OJ Simpson paraphernalia in the house. 00:34:31.050 --> 00:34:34.163 I'm like we can't have a picture of, like, the Bronco driving down the highway. 00:34:34.163 --> 00:34:42.637 But anyway, um, okay, my next one, oh, okay. 00:34:42.657 --> 00:34:47.967 So daylight savings time is here and many people have many different thoughts on it. 00:34:47.967 --> 00:35:01.171 Um, the last I heard it was so funny because it was like trump may do away with daylight savings, he may not and all this kind of stuff, and someone commented like why is he giving daylight savings more thought than every other thing on his agenda? 00:35:01.171 --> 00:35:12.217 So Daylight Savings you know there's a lot of studies that say that during this time people probably noticed too I'm a little off today, a little tired. 00:35:12.217 --> 00:35:12.746 Like you know. 00:35:12.746 --> 00:35:14.309 It reduces productivity. 00:35:14.309 --> 00:35:19.552 We have higher healthcare costs altogether because of just the fatigue. 00:35:19.815 --> 00:35:33.309 There's a lot of accidents today that happened today, a lot of workplace accidents, just because people are running on too little sleep and this shakes up our circadian rhythm and just makes a lot of people feel tired and just kind of out of sorts for today. 00:35:33.309 --> 00:35:43.552 Now, for me, like I like this one because I like getting an extra morning daylight and I love when it starts to get lighter or I love when it stays lighter for longer. 00:35:43.552 --> 00:35:50.191 Just the fact that it's like 7 pm right now when we're recording and it's not sunset yet, like it just makes me feel like a little kid. 00:35:50.191 --> 00:35:55.713 So for this Daylight Savings Time, I feel like it's worth it because we're kind of just gaining that hour. 00:35:55.713 --> 00:35:57.472 But I think a lot of people don't feel that way. 00:36:00.644 --> 00:36:01.688 So I wanted to get your thoughts on it. 00:36:01.688 --> 00:36:07.432 You know what I like this time better, because you know it was 7 o'clock and it was still light outside. 00:36:07.432 --> 00:36:08.471 I'm like, oh, I love it. 00:36:09.085 --> 00:36:11.833 Yeah, because you still feel like you could go out and like frolic outside. 00:36:12.335 --> 00:36:16.568 Exactly, and I know a lot of people were saying well, you know there's a problem. 00:36:16.568 --> 00:36:23.533 I think the real problem because I did read the article is that it's the change that throws people off. 00:36:23.673 --> 00:36:30.057 Yeah, yeah, and we should just keep it the same, like if we keep it now, if we're locked in now, it will be perfect, I think. 00:36:30.557 --> 00:36:43.251 Yes, I think it should be locked in, but I prefer to have the longer daylight Me too, Worst thing is because I think it's the shortest daylight I want. 00:36:43.251 --> 00:36:51.372 I want to

say I don't know how it is in california, but I know in the midwest it's like around december middle where you go to work in the morning it's dark. 00:36:51.972 --> 00:36:55.660 Yeah, it's dark yes, and it's the same thing. 00:36:55.660 --> 00:37:04.231 It's like it's I like to wake up really early, and it's so weird to wake up when it's 6am and it's not even close to getting light out and I'm like, come on, give me something. 00:37:04.231 --> 00:37:05.925 I at least need to know that something is happening. 00:37:05.925 --> 00:37:11.393 Same thing when it's cold and dark at like 5pm, no way, or 4. 00:37:11.927 --> 00:37:32.708 There's been times this winter that I've sincerely been like I think I'm going to go to bed and I look and it's like 5.15pm yep, but you know, the thing that really surprised me, um, actually it shocked me was the amount of suicides that go up, um, you know, during the, you know the, the time shifts. 00:37:32.708 --> 00:37:46.257 That's surprising really, because I guess, from what they say, uh, in the articles, is that, um, a lot people suffer from depression and the changing of the time actually affects it in a negative way. 00:37:46.458 --> 00:37:48.801 Wow See, that's weird. 00:37:48.801 --> 00:38:00.899 I definitely get what they mean around depression around the holidays or in the middle of the winter, but to me this almost seems like, okay, we know summer's coming or spring, but I don't know. 00:38:00.899 --> 00:38:05.417 Maybe there's something to it about just our clocks being like I don't like this next season coming. 00:38:06.445 --> 00:38:10.894 I mean, unless it's probably when it gets ready to fall back and you're losing an hour. 00:38:10.894 --> 00:38:12.336 Yeah, that may be. 00:38:12.376 --> 00:38:12.838 Me too. 00:38:12.838 --> 00:38:14.591 Me too, because you know it's starting. 00:38:14.591 --> 00:38:21.788 It's like we go into hibernation mode almost, but this seems like I don't know, but I mode almost, but this seems like I don't know. 00:38:21.788 --> 00:38:23.733 But I also think there should be more awareness of just people taking care of themselves. 00:38:23.733 --> 00:38:34.131 Like I am lucky in the way that it doesn't really affect me that badly because I work remotely and from home, and so, like I have right now, it feels like we're caught up on the time, like I don't do you feel it physically? 00:38:35.835 --> 00:38:42.137 It really doesn't affect me much, except that, you know, I noticed the longer daylights and I do feel much better. 00:38:42.137 --> 00:38:55.115 Now, the one thing and again this is just my take on this is that it could be when we have the time fall back, Because when the time goes back now, you're still getting into the holiday season. 00:38:55.777 --> 00:38:56.278 Yeah. 00:38:56.745 --> 00:39:00.893 And you know, if you're a person that's going through depression, you feel lonely or whatever. 00:39:00.893 --> 00:39:04.619 The major holidays could be really, really tough.

00:39:05.164 --> 00:39:06.108 You know absolutely. 00:39:06.409 --> 00:39:06.931 Absolutely. 00:39:06.931 --> 00:39:18.548 I can see that there Because, again, if you're already going through depression, times changing, you think, oh my God, no, you know, thanksgiving is around the corner, christmas is around the corner. 00:39:18.548 --> 00:39:24.234 I don't have any family, I don't have any friends, I don't have this, and that I can see that being very, very tough for someone. 00:39:24.765 --> 00:39:27.548 Yep, absolutely, me too, and yeah, I guess. 00:39:27.548 --> 00:39:34.700 And also if you're working a job where, like these, time changes and you're just so tired and it's like how's my body going to adjust to it? 00:39:34.700 --> 00:39:45.342 And I think, if you're someone that, like, depends on a lot of caffeine or a lot of things to just keep you, stimulated all day, then I think a time change can really mess you up. 00:39:45.362 --> 00:39:46.044 You know, that's true, that's true. 00:39:46.044 --> 00:39:51.907 I mean, I hope they go through with it because they do need to keep it solid, keep it one instead of shifting back. 00:39:51.967 --> 00:40:14.077 I think it's kind of stupid personally, but you know yeah, I think I wonder it'd be interesting to see a study of like men versus women handling daylight savings time, because there'd be something that I would feel like women might handle it a little bit better, because we're used to like having time throughout the month where we're tired, we're crabby, but we're used to this happening every 20-something days. 00:40:14.077 --> 00:40:26.797 So it'd be interesting to see how the different genders handle it. 00:40:27.565 --> 00:40:28.389 That's actually true. 00:40:28.389 --> 00:40:29.573 It'd be kind of nice to know. 00:40:30.325 --> 00:40:35.198 Exactly Because I feel like during this time, I wish our society also had daylight savings. 00:40:35.198 --> 00:40:39.086 You could go nap somewhere, or you could go see a movie for free, I don't know. 00:40:39.086 --> 00:40:40.871 They should do more restful things. 00:40:41.653 --> 00:40:46.050 Absolutely, absolutely, talk about interesting. 00:40:46.050 --> 00:40:49.893 I don't know, you may love this one, but I'd love to get your take on it. 00:40:49.893 --> 00:41:09.159 There was this video that went around and basically it was this woman who happened to go to the store and ran into her boyfriend and he took her best friend to the store. 00:41:09.159 --> 00:41:15.777 And you know picking her up, you know, to take her back home. 00:41:15.777 --> 00:41:25.715 She kind of, you know, was very pissed off, to pull it very mildly, and I'm just kind of curious, because it was interesting to see what people were saying online. 00:41:26.699 --> 00:41:33.778 Is it okay for a boyfriend to take his girlfriend's best friend to the store without asking his girlfriend first? 00:41:34.306 --> 00:41:34.626 I'd let. 00:41:34.626 --> 00:41:39.655 The only way ever

is, if it the store is a jewelry store, they're picking out a diamond ring for me. 00:41:39.655 --> 00:41:43.922 No, now I feel like the baton girl. 00:41:43.922 --> 00:41:46.125 I'm getting at my wand, I'm about to hit someone on the head with this. 00:41:46.125 --> 00:41:50.035 No, this seems weird and like there's definitely something going on. 00:41:50.035 --> 00:41:52.267 No, I like in college, I would. 00:41:52.267 --> 00:42:03.012 If your friends, if they're just naturally like a big friend group, I could see the friend just being like, hey, I'm gonna go to the store and the girl's like, oh, I need this from Target or I need this, I'll cruise with you and cruise back. 00:42:03.012 --> 00:42:09.018 But if the girlfriend's available first and you're not asking her first, I think that's weird. 00:42:11.367 --> 00:42:21.884 See, that's what I thought too, because you know, obviously, you know, if you're married, it's like two times worse, yeah, yeah, if you're married, it's like 10 times worse, yeah, yeah. 00:42:21.884 --> 00:42:26.446 It's like it was interesting because some people were like, well, but this is her best friend, you know. 00:42:26.446 --> 00:42:28.507 And some people were like, yeah, that's the problem. 00:42:28.507 --> 00:42:39.126 I mean they were going at it online too, because sometimes I'll read them, because it's kind of simple at each other and I was like, wow, because you would think about it. 00:42:39.126 --> 00:42:50.434 And it's like, hmm, why wouldn't a girlfriend, why wouldn't she just ask her best friend to take her Exactly, or ask her like, hey, is it okay if Johnny, whatever or whatever, take me to the store? 00:42:50.515 --> 00:42:55.920 You know what I mean Did the girlfriend run into them at the store or someone else did. 00:42:56.480 --> 00:42:57.501 The girlfriend ran into them. 00:42:57.601 --> 00:43:02.807 No, no, okay, that's really weird. 00:43:02.807 --> 00:43:12.269 That's officially weird, because I can see if they're all in college and like their girlfriend is in class all day and they're all hanging out like on a porch together and the boyfriend just says I'm gonna go to target and the girl just like, oh, I'll go with you. 00:43:12.269 --> 00:43:14.094 Then that's, that's like I could. 00:43:14.094 --> 00:43:15.787 It's kind of weird, but I can see that being okay. 00:43:15.787 --> 00:43:19.013 But if your girlfriend is actively around, no, that would be. 00:43:19.013 --> 00:43:26.638 If I was in Target buying deodorant, I saw my boyfriend, my best friend, but it's so funny because I would only be mad at him for some reason. 00:43:27.986 --> 00:43:33.722 And you know what's so interesting with when he confronted them, when she confronted them, he was like but this is so. 00:43:33.722 --> 00:43:37.954 So your best friend and you know she's like so why don't you ask me first, you know? 00:43:37.954 --> 00:43:39.517 And it's like, yeah, that's weird. 00:43:39.517 --> 00:43:42.188 Why didn't you ask me first, you know? 00:43:42.188 --> 00:43:42.950 And it's like, yeah, that's weird. 00:43:42.950 --> 00:43:44.073 And there were some people, and it was interesting. 00:43:44.073 --> 00:43:58.989 I saw some remarks where they were like, you know, the guy probably wasn't really up on what was going on, but the girl, but the best friend, knew what she was doing yeah, I was like wow, okay, I mean, that was an interesting response, you know exactly in like in a wonderful way. 00:43:59.510 --> 00:44:11.191 It's like you almost want to have your best friends indifferent towards your boyfriend, like I saw someone describe it once, which I think is so funny where they're like we all view our friends, boyfriends, as just like extras on a play. 00:44:11.191 --> 00:44:12.295 Where I'm like, oh you're here too. 00:44:12.295 --> 00:44:19.355 Like like I, my best friend, I heard what her husband is awesome, but like him and I would never go to the store together. 00:44:19.355 --> 00:44:20.698 I'm there for her. 00:44:20.698 --> 00:44:24.609 He's just kind of a side character and I feel like he feels that way about me too. 00:44:24.609 --> 00:44:27.115 That's weird. 00:44:28.146 --> 00:44:32.168 Some women look at it as even if nothing happened, by you not telling me. 00:44:32.168 --> 00:44:33.111 That's kind of like cheating. 00:44:33.633 --> 00:44:35.788 Yeah, yeah, that's definitely weird. 00:44:35.788 --> 00:44:44.830 This seems like something that when you're in your 20s and you're kind of all a blended group, a friend group, I think that's a little more understanding. 00:44:44.830 --> 00:44:52.267 But as you start to get into your 30s and 40s you have more of a deeper, more serious relationship, I think. 00:44:52.267 --> 00:44:54.114 Then it starts to get weirder. 00:44:55.946 --> 00:44:57.312 So mess with something out there. 00:44:57.312 --> 00:44:58.387 Don't fall for this trap. 00:44:58.908 --> 00:44:59.389 Exactly. 00:44:59.389 --> 00:45:01.394 Don't do it, just go to the store by yourself. 00:45:01.394 --> 00:45:09.778 Actually, don't even go to the store, just order everything on Instacart and watch your mans. 00:45:09.778 --> 00:45:12.990 There you go. 00:45:12.990 --> 00:45:13.793 Well, that annoys me. 00:45:19.445 --> 00:45:32.182 Okay, well, I'm going to keep with the trend of daylight savings time and just being sleepy, and we're going to talk about the latest trend of sleep maxing, which is so funny because nowadays it's like I feel like a lot of gen z just calls everything like bio maxing or like diet maxing. 00:45:32.182 --> 00:45:34.148 It's like no, you're just eating healthy, you're really. 00:45:34.148 --> 00:45:42.075 Sleep maxing is like the best ways to hack your sleep and really it's just called like getting a good night rest, and so they, they. 00:45:42.075 --> 00:45:46.527 They even saw a thing that it was like makeup maxing and it's just people putting on a makeup. 00:45:46.527 --> 00:45:55.036 So this trend of maxing out

everything is hilarious, but sleep maxing is pretty much doing everything you can to get a really restful night's sleep. 00:45:56.100 --> 00:46:04.259 Now they said that more and more people are getting like a full eight to nine hours of sleep, whereas before, in older generations, we only got like six to seven. 00:46:04.259 --> 00:46:08.436 You know we always, we always went for eight hours, but that wasn't always the case. 00:46:08.436 --> 00:46:12.976 I saw one person comment it's too expensive to be awake now. 00:46:12.976 --> 00:46:22.660 That's really funny, and so I just wanted to read a list really quick of some things that are sleep maxing to see which ones we're doing. 00:46:22.660 --> 00:46:27.055 Okay, so I'm going to read out and just tell me really quick if you're doing these or not. 00:46:27.055 --> 00:46:30.371 No liquids two hours before bed. 00:46:31.073 --> 00:46:31.614 I don't do that. 00:46:31.614 --> 00:46:32.937 I'm not doing that, yeah. 00:46:32.977 --> 00:46:35.171 Me too Cold room temperature. 00:46:36.046 --> 00:46:37.171 I do like a little cool. 00:46:37.733 --> 00:46:39.970 Okay, pitch black room. 00:46:41.086 --> 00:46:41.609 I don't like pitch black. 00:46:41.609 --> 00:46:42.093 I like a little cool. 00:46:42.093 --> 00:46:42.596 Okay, pitch black room. 00:46:42.596 --> 00:46:43.321 I don't like pitch black. 00:46:43.341 --> 00:46:45.209 I like a TV one, me too White noise machine. 00:46:46.673 --> 00:46:46.833 No. 00:46:47.355 --> 00:46:47.576 Me too. 00:46:47.576 --> 00:46:51.893 I fall asleep like with TikTok still in my hand. 00:46:51.893 --> 00:46:54.959 Let's see Magnesium. 00:46:54.959 --> 00:46:57.371 I'm taking a magnesium supplement. 00:46:57.371 --> 00:47:01.371 I do that one Shower one hour before bed. 00:47:01.391 --> 00:47:02.795 I don't do that. 00:47:02.795 --> 00:47:03.859 One Shower one hour before bed. 00:47:03.879 --> 00:47:04.740 I don't do that one. 00:47:04.760 --> 00:47:05.022 Okay. 00:47:05.646 --> 00:47:07.152 No caffeine after 3 pm. 00:47:07.152 --> 00:47:09.630 Definitely don't do that. 00:47:09.630 --> 00:47:14.916 I could have an espresso and like sleep immediately, Like it's not good. 00:47:14.916 --> 00:47:37.389 And then the last one let's see as soon as you wake up sunlight, Like go for a walk outside and get sunlight within the first like 20 minutes I would love to say, yes, I do that, but no, I don't okay, I do that one um and then eating two kiwis before bed I don't, but that's actually not a bad idea though right, kiwis are awesome. 00:47:37.809 --> 00:47:40.938 So yeah, kiwis are supposed to be like a really great sleep aid. 00:47:40.938 --> 00:47:57.528 So those are some of the sleep maxi things there's also I don't know if you've ever heard on tiktok there's this thing called like the sleepy girl mocktail that girls make with um tart, cherry juice, a little bit of magnesium and then some other like little things, and I've actually made them for myself and it does. 00:47:57.528 --> 00:48:00.442 It does taste really good does it work? 00:48:00.442 --> 00:48:02.972 Yeah, it works, but you have to like. 00:48:03.054 --> 00:48:18.350 I end up mixing my tart cherry juice with other stuff because it doesn't taste that good, so that I'm like now I have a stomach ache well, you know, I saw, I saw some of the videos online and you know, most of it was like stuff that okay, yeah, that makes sense, that makes sense. 00:48:18.350 --> 00:48:24.634 But every so often I ran into videos where they're like doing 20, 30 things before they go to bed. 00:48:24.634 --> 00:48:26.346 It's like, okay, that's a little excessive. 00:48:26.367 --> 00:48:34.977 I'm not yeah, I have to really like be disciplined about even every night, like washing the dishes, doing all my dental. 00:48:34.977 --> 00:48:36.302 You know like I just something. 00:48:36.302 --> 00:48:41.517 There are some nights I just brush my teeth and then I don't do anything else, but it's like flossing all this kind of stuff. 00:48:41.517 --> 00:48:48.135 You know like there's a lot to do, but you feel so much better in the morning when you wake up and the dishes are done and things are neat. 00:48:48.717 --> 00:48:49.178 That's true. 00:48:49.178 --> 00:48:49.838 That's true. 00:48:49.838 --> 00:48:56.577 We've gotten a little lazy over time because we're now empty nesters since the sun moved out. 00:48:56.577 --> 00:49:02.289 Oh yeah, so we don't straighten up as quickly as we used to. 00:49:02.851 --> 00:49:15.885 Yeah, all these people that, like I, have some friends that lay out their outfits, like every night At nighttime they'll get everything for the next day assembled, whether it's like making their lunch and getting that all ready, and then they'll have their outfit picked out the next morning. 00:49:15.885 --> 00:49:20.918 I'm like I can't imagine what it's like to be that of a human where you wake up and everything is done for you. 00:49:21.345 --> 00:49:23.788 Now you know what I do do that you do. 00:49:23.788 --> 00:49:24.913 That's amazing. 00:49:25.305 --> 00:49:27.553 So you pick out your socks too. 00:49:29.646 --> 00:49:31.092 I pick out everything, even underwear. 00:49:31.092 --> 00:49:32.008 Everything's hung up. 00:49:32.008 --> 00:49:32.550 You do. 00:49:32.550 --> 00:49:34.891 That's so cool, I don't have to think about anything. 00:49:36.365 --> 00:49:42.359 Do you look at the weather, or you just kind of know like, okay, I'm just going to wear, I'll just be prepared for, like, whatever's going to happen. 00:49:43.506 --> 00:49:48.930 I'll glance at the weather to see Most of the time if it's like during the winter or the summer. 00:49:48.930 --> 00:49:54.300 I may not look right away because you know the summertime is going to be pretty much warm every day. 00:49:54.300 --> 00:49:55.851 Wintertime is pretty cold every day. 00:49:55.851 --> 00:50:05.155 So unless I have something specific to do, I really kind of don't glance at the weather.

00:50:05.155 --> 00:50:06.359 I may glance at it the next day or whatever. 00:50:06.359 --> 00:50:09.289 But yeah, I love getting my stuff together, just so I one less thing for me to think about the next day. 00:50:09.510 --> 00:50:10.293 That's so good. 00:50:10.293 --> 00:50:14.468 Now are you ever, when you wake up, in your, are you ever like I don't want to wear this, I don't want to wear a blue shirt? 00:50:14.468 --> 00:50:15.610 Like, do you ever feel that way? 00:50:15.610 --> 00:50:17.432 Or you're just like, well, I picked it out, I'm going with it. 00:50:18.373 --> 00:50:18.854 You know what? 00:50:18.854 --> 00:50:20.455 Pretty much I stick with it. 00:50:20.455 --> 00:50:25.121 Every so often I do change, but for the most part I stick with what I set aside. 00:50:28.216 --> 00:50:30.166 Okay, wow, that made me. 00:50:30.166 --> 00:50:32.499 I already respected you, but now my level of respect just went up 10 more points. 00:50:32.499 --> 00:50:35.207 I'm going to try to do that, yeah. 00:50:35.227 --> 00:50:36.869 It's fun, though it's fun Because, yeah, it's fun. 00:50:36.869 --> 00:50:44.858 Though it's fun because I like picking out my stuff and like, yeah, Now I have to admit I don't iron my stuff until the next day. 00:50:44.858 --> 00:50:48.081 I should do that the night before, but I don't do that. 00:50:48.081 --> 00:50:56.626 The fact that you're even ironing at all. 00:50:56.626 --> 00:50:57.347 I don't, so that's so good. 00:50:57.347 --> 00:50:58.288 That's like very adult and impressive. 00:50:58.288 --> 00:50:58.749 Yeah, I'm old school. 00:50:58.749 --> 00:50:59.830 I like the creases in my pants. 00:50:59.850 --> 00:51:04.614 That's so nice, see, that's like very adult and you just really do feel better about yourself, you know like. 00:51:04.614 --> 00:51:09.858 I try to remember that too when I'm working from home, even if I'm not really going to see anyone socially that day. 00:51:09.858 --> 00:51:14.122 Like you just mentally feel so much better when you actually put on like an outfit. 00:51:16.684 --> 00:51:17.787 I don't know if I couldn't work from sweatpants all day. 00:51:17.787 --> 00:51:22.457 My wife thinks I'm weird because even if I'm working from home and I'm not seeing anyone, I still put clothes on. 00:51:22.778 --> 00:51:23.926 That's wonderful, See. 00:51:23.926 --> 00:51:25.812 I think that's like mentally such a good thing. 00:51:26.655 --> 00:51:28.711 Yeah, she thinks I'm nuts for that. 00:51:31.093 --> 00:51:31.775 No, I couldn't. 00:51:31.775 --> 00:51:34.795 If anything, I'll just stay in like workout clothes all the time, but I won't. 00:51:34.795 --> 00:51:37.033 I couldn't do like pajamas all day. 00:51:37.033 --> 00:51:38.667 I would just feel like I have the flu or something. 00:51:43.215 --> 00:51:46.440 I think we're going to end this on a beautiful subject here. 00:51:46.440 --> 00:51:55.506 Yay, there is this viral challenge going on right now. 00:51:55.526 --> 00:51:56.066 It's called the. 00:51:56.066 --> 00:51:56.846 We Listen and we Don't Judge videos. 00:51:56.865 --> 00:52:02.510 Love it Love them In case someone hasn't seen or heard of these videos basically, what you have, you have a couple. 00:52:02.510 --> 00:52:11.335 It could be boyfriend, girlfriend, husband, wife, doesn't matter and it starts off saying, okay, we listen and we don't judge. 00:52:11.335 --> 00:52:14.376 I don what. 00:52:14.376 --> 00:52:25.847 I kind of fake like I was having fun at the movies, but I really don't. 00:52:25.847 --> 00:52:27.251 You know, it's kind of like fun. 00:52:27.251 --> 00:52:30.681 Yeah, yeah, confessions now. 00:52:30.681 --> 00:52:33.389 Do you think this is something that you and your boyfriend would do? 00:52:33.809 --> 00:52:34.492 well, it's so funny. 00:52:34.492 --> 00:52:38.248 All we do is we talk and we judge, so have. 00:52:38.248 --> 00:52:42.898 Most of our conversation is more like us both yipping and yapping about each other. 00:52:42.898 --> 00:52:52.019 So it'd be funny because I feel like if there were new ones it would be news to us, because I feel like constantly, in a good way, him and I are like always talking about what we do and we don't like. 00:52:52.019 --> 00:52:53.932 But yeah, I think it could be real. 00:52:53.932 --> 00:52:55.847 I think that could be really funny and cute. 00:52:55.847 --> 00:53:01.695 But I almost feel like I don't want to know what the other one's going to say, because I feel like we already know so much. 00:53:02.796 --> 00:53:03.277 Oh my God. 00:53:03.277 --> 00:53:21.635 In fact they had this one couple who did it on the Tamron Hall show and what was funny about it I don't know, maybe not so funny was they had did a video and the woman said we listen and we don't judge. 00:53:21.635 --> 00:53:27.870 All those times that I said I had a headache when you wanted to oh no. 00:53:27.870 --> 00:53:31.817 I was faking all of them oh no, that's kind of. 00:53:31.978 --> 00:53:37.994 Then I feel like it's gonna be a weird car ride home because see me personally, I'll smile it off, but I'm thinking. 00:53:38.736 --> 00:53:40.759 Yeah that's like a harsh one. 00:53:40.759 --> 00:53:42.370 Going to bust me out like that? 00:53:42.370 --> 00:53:42.571 Huh. 00:53:43.005 --> 00:53:49.475 Yeah, that's a pretty big one, Like, I think, something you know totally benign would be better. 00:53:50.117 --> 00:53:56.218 Right, it's like you know they had things like, and then Tamron is like well, how do you guys handle something like? 00:53:56.278 --> 00:53:56.478 that. 00:53:57.146 --> 00:54:00.576 Well, you know, we know it's all in fun and you know, hey, no big deal. 00:54:00.576 --> 00:54:02.490 I'm thinking they're lying. 00:54:02.490 --> 00:54:09.410 They're lying because when those cameras are off there's probably a different conversation it's so funny. 00:54:09.591 --> 00:54:11.695 I I had one of these, but with my parents. 00:54:11.695 --> 00:54:19.408 There was my mom used

to make this dinner growing up where it was like a white fish and then white potatoes and these white like string beans. 00:54:19.408 --> 00:54:23.905 And then my dad and I would always, secretly, behind her back, say like, oh God, we're having the white dinner tonight. 00:54:23.905 --> 00:54:25.370 Like the white dinner is so gross. 00:54:25.370 --> 00:54:32.755 And then and then it took then like decades later, when I was finally an adult, my dad and I both said like we hated the white dinner. 00:54:32.755 --> 00:54:42.166 Yeah, and she was like her feelings were hurt, but she was like what, what? 00:54:42.166 --> 00:54:43.350 What do you just tell me? 00:54:43.350 --> 00:54:44.093 I would never cook it for you. 00:54:44.093 --> 00:54:52.193 All these times that we ate it, we would always secretly laugh at the white dinner because everything was a weird yellow color. 00:54:54.629 --> 00:54:57.068 If you got a great relationship, this would be a great challenge. 00:54:57.068 --> 00:55:08.155 But if you're the wrong kind of couple, this could really go left, because I was thinking like so what would happen if one of them goes? 00:55:08.155 --> 00:55:10.068 Hey, we listen and we don't judge. 00:55:10.068 --> 00:55:14.984 Um, just want to let you know I had a couple of affairs, but that was oh, yeah, yeah. 00:55:16.387 --> 00:55:19.652 You have to really make it like the easiest, cutest thing. 00:55:19.652 --> 00:55:28.134 Once I use your sock to clean up my spilled whatever, you almost have to make it a Disney-level PG-rated. 00:55:30.225 --> 00:55:31.632 Oh, exactly, exactly. 00:55:32.085 --> 00:55:33.771 Not like hey, I took your best friend shopping. 00:55:34.513 --> 00:55:35.015 Oh yeah. 00:55:35.015 --> 00:55:38.505 But yeah, it was kind of interesting. 00:55:38.505 --> 00:55:40.854 I'm like, wow, you're taking a big risk. 00:55:40.854 --> 00:55:44.736 You guys know each other because whoo, I don't want to know. 00:55:45.486 --> 00:55:49.115 What I already know is too much, so I'd rather not know as much. 00:55:50.365 --> 00:55:52.693 Yeah, but that was actually a pretty fun one, though, to see. 00:55:53.006 --> 00:55:54.051 I love those kind of ones. 00:55:56.365 --> 00:55:58.091 Wow, I can't believe it's been an hour. 00:55:58.673 --> 00:55:59.055 I know. 00:55:59.055 --> 00:56:01.067 And on Daylight Savings Time, look at us. 00:56:01.067 --> 00:56:03.048 Wow, I can't believe it's been an hour, I know, and on daylight savings time. 00:56:03.068 --> 00:56:03.590 look at us, there you go. 00:56:03.590 --> 00:56:03.789 Where Mel? 00:56:03.789 --> 00:56:04.811 Do you have anything coming up? 00:56:05.452 --> 00:56:05.872 I do. 00:56:05.872 --> 00:56:14.842 I have a fun show, um, not this Friday, but next Friday, march 21st, at the comedy store and I'll be hosting a show, and you know that one. 00:56:14.842 --> 00:56:22.211 There's like a big comedian, bobby Lee, who's on it, and stuff, another great comedian named Jimmy Shin. 00:56:22.211 --> 00:56:25.010 I will be hosting and having a very fun time. 00:56:26.153 --> 00:56:26.575 Nice. 00:56:27.586 --> 00:56:28.932 I'll be listening and judging. 00:56:28.932 --> 00:56:31.013 Actually, I'll be talking and others will be judging. 00:56:31.787 --> 00:56:32.289 There you go. 00:56:33.809 --> 00:56:37.292 I'll definitely keep an eye out for your cousin on the FBI show. 00:56:38.471 --> 00:56:41.914 Yes, I am definitely looking forward to seeing that myself. 00:56:43.546 --> 00:56:44.367 And what about you? 00:56:44.367 --> 00:56:45.309 Any cool things. 00:56:46.934 --> 00:56:52.131 Let's see Actually putting together stuff. 00:56:52.131 --> 00:56:55.272 I've already started my taping for my cooking show. 00:56:55.492 --> 00:56:56.376 Yeah. 00:56:58.586 --> 00:57:05.173 That's been pushed back too long, so I'm waiting for that Over the weekend and my other show that I have Thirsty Conversations. 00:57:05.173 --> 00:57:09.510 We had some great people on that show, so I'm looking forward to that coming out. 00:57:09.510 --> 00:57:13.934 One of them you may know his name is John Bolger. 00:57:14.677 --> 00:57:14.937 Okay. 00:57:15.485 --> 00:57:16.631 John Bolger is a comedian. 00:57:16.631 --> 00:57:24.246 He's also on AM7 in chicago cool, he does a lot of stuff behind the scenes. 00:57:24.246 --> 00:57:35.105 As far as um you know, he started off at second city and other famous you know clubs in the city and he does a lot more work behind the scenes now with producing and writing. 00:57:35.105 --> 00:57:38.632 But he has a lot of shows that's coming out that he's working on. 00:57:39.193 --> 00:57:40.655 Um is it b-o-s? 00:57:50.805 --> 00:57:52.932 uh, b-o-l-g-e-r bulger, okay, cool, yeah, so he's gonna be um, he's gonna have a lot of different things coming on. 00:57:52.952 --> 00:57:54.397 It was so fun having him on the show. 00:57:54.417 --> 00:58:00.512 I have to check it out, yeah so, but yeah, it was definitely a fun time and I'm I can't wait to have people watch it. 00:58:00.552 --> 00:58:03.818 So well, you're rocking it, everyone's rocking it. 00:58:05.805 --> 00:58:07.670 Oh, yes, absolutely and for everyone. 00:58:07.670 --> 00:58:09.033 Thank you so much for watching. 00:58:09.033 --> 00:58:10.056 We have so much fun. 00:58:10.056 --> 00:58:19.385 Always keep supporting us and please tell people about us so we can get in front of more people, either on podcasts or on TV. 00:58:19.385 --> 00:58:21.322 So I am Lawrence El. 00:58:21.322 --> 00:58:22.307 Yes, I am Lawrence Elrod. 00:58:22.789 --> 00:58:23.393 And I am Meryl. 00:58:26.655 --> 00:58:27.639 Clemo, have a great day. 00:58:27.639 --> 00:58:28.322 All Bye-bye.