Sex, Drugs and Skincare
Comedian and esthetician, Nicky Davis, along with side kick/boyfriend/assistant Sandro Iocolano, interviews comedians, actors and other practitioners as we learn about the latest, as well as the oldest techniques for staying young. We get weird but educational.
Sex, Drugs and Skincare
EP. 116 Skincare Detox!/GUEST COMEDIAN Precious Hall
What happens when a comedian gives up alcohol, sugar, meat, and recreational substances all at once? Precious Hall returns to our studio looking absolutely radiant, and she's not afraid to share her transformation secrets.
Precious opens up about her unexpected battle with eczema in her 40s that led her down a path of ancestral skincare remedies mainstream beauty brands rarely discuss. From beef tallow to black seed oil, we explore traditional approaches that have stood the test of time across cultures. The results speak for themselves—Precious is glowing!
The conversation takes fascinating turns as we discuss beauty practices with deep cultural roots and how they're being adapted to serve diverse communities, including transgender individuals who often find themselves excluded from conventional beauty spaces. These off-the-grid techniques remind us that effective skincare solutions often existed long before modern product formulations.
Beyond skin-deep transformations, Precious shares the surprising benefits of her lifestyle changes, including experiencing vivid dreams for the first time in years. Her candid reflections on maintaining these changes while visiting family showcase the very real challenges of balancing personal health choices with cultural traditions and social expectations.
We also venture into Precious's recent camping adventures—a surprising new hobby that's expanding her comfort zone and creating unexpected joy. Her hilarious take on RV camping versus tent camping perfectly captures the spirit of trying new experiences as we age.
Whether you're curious about natural skincare alternatives, contemplating your own lifestyle changes, or just need a good laugh, this episode delivers bite-sized wisdom wrapped in genuine conversation. Subscribe now and join our journey at the intersection of wellness, beauty, and comedy!
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Speaker 2:I've been here the entire. I didn't leave the couch. I don't know where to go after. Usually that's the thing with parties, when people like bring go places.
Speaker 1:I never know what to do afterwards. You just stay there until the next party, until somebody gives me another idea. So I've been here the whole time. Well, you look good. Thank you, you look rested. They let me shower in the toilet that's nice. I use the bathroom once in a while are you getting hot a little bit. A little sweatiness.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I'm a little sweaty and hot. I made the mistake of being out of shape and, uh, enjoying sugar from time to time. Oh, did.
Speaker 1:Did you have some shugs last night? I?
Speaker 2:had a little bit of shugs, yeah, okay, but like a mild shugs. I had a little chocolate. Okay, the chocolate you bought. Oh, good, the chocolate you bought, it's just you know it's one of those days it's Grammy season, what?
Speaker 1:All right anyway, so let's, just just before we go on Hi, I'm Nikki Davis Jr, a standup esthetician, licensed comedian.
Speaker 2:Nice.
Speaker 1:Thank you, and it's only been two years and I'm a licensed esthetician for 25 years. I specialize in facial massage and natural skincare, but I also do all kinds of other stuff, but this is the only podcast that I'm aware of that does skincare and comedy.
Speaker 2:I refuse to acknowledge any other podcast of any kind. That's good, so it doesn't I believe you.
Speaker 1:Okay, good, I like that about you. No cheating.
Speaker 2:No, none of it. This is just you and me. The podcast and skincare is my life.
Speaker 1:And our therapist and our therapist's life and our therapist's life, yeah, I don't know doing this kind of stuff.
Speaker 2:Plus, you know, no one's as funny as you and I together.
Speaker 1:That's true Together, yeah. At first I thought he was going to say you, but I was like no that's not going to be what he's going to say.
Speaker 2:But that was funny. Yeah, okay, thanks, that's good improv too, right? Oh, that's good improv. Yeah, that's good improv.
Speaker 1:Yeah, when you go, that's good improv. We're doing bad improv lessons, we All right. So today, anything else you want to say before we get started?
Speaker 2:No, I'm excited to be here. I always love recording shows with you. It's fun to riff. And today's guest is another repeat guest.
Speaker 1:Yes.
Speaker 2:And again, people that come on here Nikki's very, very picky with. She knows them, she digs them. They're on here. Sometimes people send us people and we throw them right outside. We have them come up the stairs just so we can kick them back down the stairs. That's perfect. But when we have somebody back on it's because they're not only very insightful and fun to talk to, but they're just good people and they're really good people.
Speaker 3:So that's the main thing.
Speaker 2:That's all. I wanted to say Just that quick little thing.
Speaker 1:This guest, I love her so much.
Speaker 3:I think I've known you for like 12 years or something like that, and she's fucking adorable.
Speaker 1:She's obviously hilarious, or I wouldn't even talk to her. Um, right now, start clapping, put your hands together coming precious hall everybody. Yay, I'm so happy to be back you look fucking amazing, by the way, and I was just telling you uh, you look like somebody drew you here that is so sweet sweet.
Speaker 3:You know how hard we are on ourselves, and the last time I was here, you know you were telling me all the stuff that causes your skin to not look good. We did the alcohol episode with you? I think so. Yeah, but you were saying alcohol, you were saying chocolate, you were saying smoking.
Speaker 3:It was a lot of stuff you named and I did all of that stuff, and so I'm very happy to say that I am currently not doing any of that stuff. Well, you can tell. Thank you, it's almost two weeks now, y'all. I said I was trying to do the Daniel fast, but I'm calling mine more of the Danielle fast Cause I couldn't cut out dairy you know, but I'm not eating meat, I'm not on drugs, I'm not, you know, like um eating sugar right now.
Speaker 3:So it's supposed to be a 21 day thing, but I'm just going to do it until I go to Texas at the end of the month.
Speaker 1:Oh great, Are you going back to?
Speaker 3:Texas. Yes, I haven't seen my family in over a year.
Speaker 1:So I'm going to go home and my parents I'm on.
Speaker 3:their 50th anniversary will be August 2nd, so I'm going to go spend that with them. They're going to be like you look amazing.
Speaker 1:I hope they are like that.
Speaker 3:I'm always too big. My mom says Really. She does not, she's always like precious you're too big. Oh my God, so I'm killing myself right now, y'all.
Speaker 2:At one point I was doing at least seafood, but now it's like am literally I can tell you from texas, because you didn't cut out dairy.
Speaker 3:Yeah, you're like, you're like I don't my family will disown me if you're like you, but excuse me, I I had my heart was in the right place. I'm like.
Speaker 1:Hopefully god appreciates the fact I'm not smoking, I'm not doing any drugs.
Speaker 2:God, can you appreciate that, because? I gotta have a little cheese you know, I was gonna say, as soon as you said dairy I I was like, yeah, the cheese, yes it's so hard, it's so hard, it's so hard, it's in everything In the dairies and everything.
Speaker 3:Where's the fake cheese? And is that even good? It's not good. It's not that good Like I'm literally still cooking for, like my dude and his son. So I'm making them steaks and I'm just teasing them up. They were horrible Really. They were disgusting, but I ate them, you know. You're like see how good they are. I feel like I'm doing something you know, well, you look amazing.
Speaker 1:Thank you, all right, so we are now doing these rapid fire episodes. By the way, like and subscribe, please subscribe.
Speaker 2:And Precious.
Speaker 1:If you haven't subscribed please subscribe, so we can have an extra and then, as soon as you're done, just unsubscribe. We don't keep track.
Speaker 3:I will not.
Speaker 1:Okay, so we're doing more sort of bites of skincare stuff. So you're going to pick one of these five topics and you get to pick whichever one you want. Okay, I will go with this one, Okay, and then open it and tell me what number it is.
Speaker 3:This is number four, which is Queer, queer, ancestral.
Speaker 1:What is queer? Ancestral and off the grid beauty practices that mainstream Skincare ignores but should absolutely respect. Now, why am I putting out the course?
Speaker 3:We're getting too much celebration.
Speaker 1:Unless you want to pick another one, because now we're gonna have to talk about queers I don't really know I don't care.
Speaker 1:No, it's fine, let's do it I asked chat gpt for some off the wall topics if these were on the wall, they'd fall right off. That's true, all right, so the first thing we're going to talk about is things that the industry misses, um, like do-it-yourself stuff, old techniques, and then also gender non-conforming rituals. Okay, so like not everything starts at Sephora, so we can just start at tallow bombs and bone marrow, and I'm not sure why this is in that category.
Speaker 3:Maybe that's why I picked this because I just got beef tallow you did. Maybe that's why I picked this, because I just got beef tallow you did. Yes, because y'all I did. Another reason I did this because I was having random like reactions, I don't know, outbreaks whatever, and I was trying to figure out what the hell is going on with me. And so then I, I like, went to the emergency like what the fuck? Because I was canceling shows because I was having breakouts on my face and neck and I was, and they told me it was eczema. And I've never had a skin, nothing in my whole life. And now, in my early 40s, they're like eczema. And so the lady that was there, the nurse, was saying that she has it and she gets it here and here and she uses this beef tallow.
Speaker 2:So I just anything people tell me I'm ordering, I'm ordering beef tallow jojoba oil I'm on it, I'm on it. I've got colic acid, everything people tell me because I am paranoid.
Speaker 3:I still don't know what causes it, but I haven't had it since I've been doing this.
Speaker 1:I was going to say because you're off of meat now, right?
Speaker 3:Yes, I'm off of meat and sugars and alcohol, so you're not putting it on your face, though. Yeah, oh, the beef. Yeah, you're still putting it on your face, but that's not me, that's literally a cream.
Speaker 1:Right, but it's from Beef. I have it on my face too, because somebody gave some to Sandra, who gave it to me Really. And we're vegan right now and I just don't wear it yet. Yeah, but we moved to the desert so my skin is so dry, so if I don't put something, like that on your skin looks fucking amazing I'm not lying, but I'm telling you everything.
Speaker 3:people say I just do it, so they're like.
Speaker 2:she's like yeah, I put it on my face every morning.
Speaker 3:So in the mornings, after I wash my face and put them on, I'm putting it on at night.
Speaker 2:When.
Speaker 3:I'm more stressed. I'm putting it on. It looks great, thanks, I don't know what I'm doing.
Speaker 1:If it works for cows, like you see, little cows too, yeah.
Speaker 3:I mean, I don't know what I'm doing, I'm just doing it Okay good, Because I'm paranoid.
Speaker 1:No, you look amazing. You look so young. You don't look paranoid. Yeah, you don't look paranoid.
Speaker 2:Thank you, guys.
Speaker 3:I think it's also kind of one of those things through it. So, yeah, yeah, I did look it up and I'm like well, it sounds good. You know, I'm gonna try anything.
Speaker 1:Yeah, seriously, I'll try I have eczema and like some weird uh stuff that's just going away on my arm. I'm gonna try it on my arm and see if it doesn't make it worse.
Speaker 3:Oh yeah, use it because that's what the lady told.
Speaker 1:I not do that because sometimes, sometimes certain oils make the thing that I have um make it worse. So, but I'm gonna try it anyways, just to see what happens.
Speaker 3:It can't hurt I mean it can't hurt, I mean, but yes, I was canceling shows, like I literally was looking like a sloth, like it would just start, like my skin would just start looking I don't know. And then like scaly and and pilly, and then I don't know, I just, and I tried everything, like one, one month I cut out all alcohol, then I cut out everything except seafood, then I cut out drug. I'm know what I'm going to, just try to bring God in it.
Speaker 2:Like what if it's Daniel Fast?
Speaker 3:Because clearly I'm missing something. You know, I'm really trying. It was depressing.
Speaker 1:Well, you look good and this is probably why because I guess the tallow right. It's similar to your own sebum, which is the oil, and people have actually not testing it on us. We're testing it on them.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's so funny, that's hilarious.
Speaker 1:So there's omega fats and barriers support, which means it's sealing in all of the juices into your skin, oh good, Right and then there's no fillers in it, it's just pure ingredients. So let's see when does the queer and trans skin care come in? Somebody named Leola Davis, she's an LA esthetician that's here and she works mainly with trans clients. She focuses on hormone-friendly care and post-op scar massage. That's why because it reduces the inflammation and it helps with the scarring.
Speaker 3:Oh, okay, because of probably men with the birds and shit.
Speaker 1:You know what I'm saying oh right, that's what I'm thinking.
Speaker 3:Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, Maybe she's helping with that skin and the scars.
Speaker 2:Yeah, and then they're taking stuff off of things. Yeah, but even just scar tissue itself, like how does that? Is it because it's like? Is it because it's like a um, an organic from from another living animal that could it possibly mimic and maybe actually like?
Speaker 1:well, it does mimic our own sebum, which is okay yeah, so for sure it's gonna mimic your hardly new them.
Speaker 2:Okay, I had to say it.
Speaker 1:I'm sorry even hardly new.
Speaker 3:Come on, but I wonder what made her just focus on trans clients. Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 1:Let's see, because, I guess because they're often left out of spaces that serve cis women. We're cis women, right? What is cis women? I think it's just like I was going to ask you.
Speaker 1:I don't have a cis I I'm all women sis, you know I hate those damn things it's horrible they're just puffy and it's like, yeah, get off my back. Literally, I had a cyst on my back oh, it's sick, I gotta get them on my arms. Cystic acne, yeah, cystic, no, cystic, thanks no she says no, I reject that joke. Oh my god, no, I love you. Okay, so let's look at some of the other stuff. There's neem, licorice, rice, water, black seed oil, which I'm a big proponent of black seed oil.
Speaker 3:Now, what do I do with that?
Speaker 1:Because I'm about to get it.
Speaker 2:He keeps it by the side of the bed. Sorry, alex, I hit the microphone. Can we start over again?
Speaker 1:All right, keep it by the bed. It smells very much like like cumin. Yeah, it is, it's cumin, black cumin seed oil that has been around for a thousand and million years. Um, it's, it has like a hundred different uses. Uh, it's great for inflammation.
Speaker 2:I actually use it on my legs and did it last night really um because my legs get sore.
Speaker 1:Sometimes I get like um, like uh, what do you call it? Restless leg syndrome and I feel like all my nerves are just kind of like, and then I put it on and in about five minutes it calms it down. If you have muscle soreness, it helps to bring it down. It's really good. So it's just a good natural oil to have. Always get it cold pressed and in a glass bottle. Cold pressed in a glass bottle.
Speaker 3:You can always text me and ask me Okay, because I'm going to mess that up, I'm going to have something and you just use it. Just when you need it, I use it whenever I need it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, you can put it pretty much anywhere on your body. Really, yeah, and it's just anti-inflammatory.
Speaker 3:I love your necklace. I know that's so awful.
Speaker 1:Oh no, thank you, but your necklace you're just so fly. I love it, so are you, I love it. I feel like we could switch clothes and we would look really awesome.
Speaker 3:Well, baby, you don't have to wear a bra. I'm going to mess the whole thing up. You did notice I'm not wearing one. The whole thing up with this big dumbass bra. You look great.
Speaker 1:I'm trying to keep the nipples just sort of in no, show them, show them off, All right.
Speaker 2:This isn't Nippel-O-Dian Boom. All right, we're not sponsored by them.
Speaker 1:All right. So, yeah, licorice white. Uh, let's see, black seed oil, it's, it's all passed down wisdom and then, um, so basically, yeah, just embrace whatever works for you. Uh, this was a very short subject.
Speaker 3:Um, apparently so do you think alcohol too? Like so, if I'm coming off of this and I'm trying to figure out what triggers it, so I should do like one thing at a time, right. So like, if I'm a drink, just drink for a while to see if that's triggering, it triggering it. Yeah, I would say get off of yeah, because if I'm not on anything home and then my mom's gonna cook all this shit I say, yeah, you have to stop everything and then introduce one thing at a time yeah and now you're going back home, so you have to choose what to introduce, because it's, I mean, the food, yeah it's gonna be the food, but then it's gonna be the alcohol, because you have to have to deal with your family.
Speaker 2:Yeah, um, and then who knows what else you know? Trick like the sugar the sugar because I keep snacks by the bed?
Speaker 3:yeah, it's so bad that I still even have a bag of snacks. I'm not even eating because I'm not, you know, but it's bad that I was snagged. But I do clearly remember when I came here and you named all that stuff, I'm like, oh shit, this is why I messed up.
Speaker 1:I do all of this stuff. You probably can't sleep because you're having the sugar and the sugar raises your blood sugar, right, your cortisol spikes. Because I'm sleeping, right now I'm even having dreams. I never dreamed on drugs. I never dreamed on drugs. I just felt like I'd die and come back to life.
Speaker 3:I'm dreaming, guys. It's a beautiful thing, and remembering them.
Speaker 1:And remembering the dreams yeah, are they not scary ones, though Some?
Speaker 3:of them, but it's cool Because at least I can dream.
Speaker 1:That means you're going into that phase of your sleep where you're actually getting some rest.
Speaker 3:Yes, right, it's so cool that maybe I need to leave, but I can't leave everything alone, y'all.
Speaker 2:I'm always telling myself that's what I do. And then and I'll be honest, I don't think I've. Maybe it's just the weed I don't. I have as long as I'm. I don't have weed all the time.
Speaker 3:as long as I'm alive, you don't have weed all the time and I love weed so much, but now I'm not.
Speaker 2:I don't remember my dreams at all, so that could be plus the sugar before going to bed. I don't sleep as well as I think I'm like. Oh, but I thought I was out all that time, but I guess I'm not resting, you know when you're sweating, I'm sweating and you're sweating.
Speaker 1:Oh, and I have to put the pillows right side up, like standing, so that they dry. He gets what I call like a stinky baby neck, and I'm the only person that probably likes it.
Speaker 3:He's stressed out in his dreams like he's something like in his sleep.
Speaker 2:It smells like salt and vinegar potato chips.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I love salt and vinegar.
Speaker 1:Yeah right, I know I want some of those now they are. They're the best. I love them so much. If you're going to have a chip, have a salt vinegar chip Straight up.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's why I like pickles. Pickles kind of have that like I like. Well, I like the dill too.
Speaker 1:Have you gotten the pickled seasoning, the dill pickle seasoning, at Trader Joe's yet and put it on everything?
Speaker 3:No, I love dill pickles. Yeah, put it on anything. Yeah, it's got the vinegar, the salt, the dill pickles. I put it on fruit. You know, the first week was just so hard. I'm trying to figure out what can I eat.
Speaker 1:I'm eating salads and fruits and just veggies yeah, give me an idea of like what your day looks like food wise my day looks like a smoothie, a smoothie in the morning.
Speaker 3:What's in your smoothie? First of butter, and I do spinach, and I do almond milk and I do a banana, and then I might put in a couple of oats, you know just two oats.
Speaker 3:No, you know, like the oats for the oatmeal, one oat, two oats, a couple of oats shut up and then just the ice and I mix it up and it's so thick and it's filling, yeah, so I have that and then I go on walks, so I'm trying to fill the time, because I'm used to doing drugs, so you know get up and walk for like an hour, you know active, and then um, and and, and I think the hardest thing is just deciding when I'm gonna eat, when they're eating the other stuff, you know, because it's like right and I can't even taste the food I'm cooking.
Speaker 3:I'm like, can y'all taste this to even see if it's good? Because I can't taste my steak, I can't taste my chicken, I can't taste anything.
Speaker 2:Are you cooking it and you're just like you're smelling it and you're like I want this. I want this. You say hope, I want. You said hope for the best.
Speaker 3:I was just hoping for the best, that it's good and not too whatever. No, you know what? Now it's easier like cause I think yesterday I had like ravioli, spinach ravioli oh nice, that was my meat, while they had the chicken thighs I did with the rice and broccoli you make the ravioli yourself no you get like the Trader Joe's kind yeah, that's what we get to.
Speaker 2:But, now we don't eat dairy, but yeah, yeah, I did that. You got to find a substitute for that. I just eat a shitload of just hummus, hummus on everything. So much hummus, oh hummus is filling Okay. I need to do that.
Speaker 3:Hummus is filling Because I have bean dip. You know beans are protein, that's good.
Speaker 2:You know, so I have like that. It's not cool, well isn't?
Speaker 3:it, though. You have to make it cool. You have to make it your own. That's what this is. I'm trying to make this cool. It's not cool, it's killing me guys, this is a real sacrifice and I'm looking for my blessings, god, for giving up something a lot of stuff not in a threatening way but you know, you took on a big project, though all at once.
Speaker 1:I mean that's very valent as valiant valid I think both valid and valid.
Speaker 3:Y'all are so sweet as I tell you I failed with the deal and y'all still, like you're doing it. Dude, it's not great easy.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, yeah we're good at um good job um, uh, enabling, enabling, yes, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. It's like oh, you're doing fantastic, and now mom and dad, really yeah yeah, you for sure are okay can we talk about anything?
Speaker 1:yeah now we can talk about anything.
Speaker 3:Yeah, oh cool because y'all have your place right. The new, the place. Yes, I want to check it out, okay, so first of all, so we're not going to say exactly where it is because we're weirdos, um, but like so we.
Speaker 1:So he finished, sandra, finished the house in the other in the first place that we told you about, right, so we want you to go out there and do like a test run once. It's completely, what are you doing? Still, I just have to finish some like trim work and make sure everything yeah and then we want you to stay there for like a week and I'm like how you like it? Yeah, I'm like dude we went camping yeah, we went to santa barbara and went camping how was?
Speaker 3:that it was. It was cool. Only because he has, you know, he transformed his big van. It's like an rv van, so we got the toilet in there we got the kitchen. Oh, that's nice I was making them little grilled cheese sandwiches. But you know we rented out the area, the you know where they have the little camp thing. So we went fishing down, went down there to the little lake oh, that's beautiful we didn't catch shit, so it's not that beautiful. You know what I'm saying? We had a boat.
Speaker 2:We had it for two hours.
Speaker 1:How the hell you don't catch one fish in two hours? I don't think it was fishing that motherfucker. Do you think? Maybe because you talk so loud?
Speaker 3:The boat was louder than me.
Speaker 1:Shit the damn engine.
Speaker 3:It was fun driving the boat. It's not fun riding on it because it seems scary, you know, and I can't swim.
Speaker 1:So I had my vest. Oh shit, no, yeah.
Speaker 3:Cluck, cluck, cluck.
Speaker 2:You know, just in case, it is weird being out there and you're just like I don't, I just water. Yeah, and it looks like. It looks like it would be going against the something I'm gonna.
Speaker 3:Can we turn? I don't like being on boats. Yeah, it's a little scary. Yeah, but I'm scary anyway, I don't even get on roller coasters?
Speaker 1:you don't. I've never been on the roller coaster. I feel like you will, though, before the, before the end of your life, you will do you seem like the kind of person who'll try everything.
Speaker 3:I ain't getting on no damn roller coaster. I ain't been on one when I was little. I'm gonna drag it, imagine now while you're eating some ice cream that's a way to go.
Speaker 2:That's a way to go. That's a great way to go.
Speaker 3:It's a dairy that killed her not it's a yes, cortisol spikes.
Speaker 1:That's what it was but then we, the other place we moved to, is another place, slightly about a half hour before they're in the desert. Um, also in the high desert, but not so quite so dry. Okay, less of the the joshua trees and things like that. Yeah, so we've got three and a half acres in the backyard. Oh, we got to come check it out.
Speaker 3:His brother got one too. His brother got an RV too, so we both went up there and we were side by side. So he was with his girlfriend and I was with my guy and we tried to fish but we ended up having to grill burgers. This is before I started this. Y'all, I haven't cheated, but you know, thought we would just catch a nice fish and fry it up. You know we had to, but those were some good plain burgers out there.
Speaker 2:Did you buy the burgers before you went? Or did you you're like, okay, we can't fish, now we'll buy them.
Speaker 3:No his brother. Like they keep food with them.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's good, so they always have food you know.
Speaker 3:So they had the burgers. We stopped by the store and just picked up little stuff, you know, like stuff to make a regular sandwich, and chips and fruit, you know, and liquor yeah when we were drinking.
Speaker 1:But yeah, so it's cool. Do you like the desert or do you prefer like the more santa barbara-y sort of moisty, ocean-y sort of?
Speaker 3:I don't care, you, don't care you know, as long as I'm, as long as I can be inside something, you know, the people besides us were literally pulling up and doing their tents and stuff and I was cold in the RV, you know. So I know they were freezing outside on the ground. For sure it had to be, but cause I, you know we didn't really go camping. I bet y'all never guessed it.
Speaker 1:But we were really camping family, you know what I'm saying. So now I'm with this half white guy you know what I'm saying out in the wilderness. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3:So now I'm with this half white guy. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1:We're going camping and shit, and so it was really pretty, a really cool experience I'm really. We said we're gonna go to different places and just explore different sites where we can go and stuff, so it's actually kind of fun you can like go across the country, totally yeah, there's so many places you can go to, yeah he wants to go super far, like let's just start around here.
Speaker 3:Yeah, make sure we're cool yeah.
Speaker 2:We'll camp out in the driveway for a minute, you know in the van, and then we'll see what's up In the driveway.
Speaker 3:In the driveway. Yeah, let's just chill here See how it goes. Yeah, that's so cool. Yeah, you was really dope because we got the bed in there, we got the burners, we got the fridge, we got the bathroom. I love that. Yeah, so it was cool.
Speaker 1:You don't seem like. If I had just met you, I wouldn't say like this is someone that likes to camp.
Speaker 3:You sure wouldn't, because I don about it. What type of shit is this? Like y'all really camped?
Speaker 2:he like, yeah, my mom would tell you. Well, your mom okay, your mom's white, okay, yeah, it's a white thing. We didn't go camping, we went to the drive-in movie.
Speaker 3:You know, that's what we did. That's camping. Yeah, that's the most adventurous we did like you know, or a lake? We didn't even do that, I don't know. But it is actually fun to do stuff you don't usually do you know, I think so too.
Speaker 1:Yeah, the older I get, the more I like to do things that I wouldn't normally do yes, you know, yeah, like be sober yeah, something I would normally do that now, would you go camping?
Speaker 2:now, like in your in, in, in this like detox state? Let's say, would you go camping or where you're like? No, I need to have all my things because it's there's something. When you go out of town, you do things. You just want to have your stuff.
Speaker 3:Yeah, yeah, yeah, because you know I have my weed. I'm rolling up joints, you know what I'm saying. I'm pouring us a drink, you know just doing all the bad stuff. Yeah, yeah, there was times you'd go out of town and I hadn't smoked for like two years, but for this week, just for the vacation. That's what I was telling y'all. I'm about to go home. What am I gonna do, you know? Cause my mom already like, yeah, I'm gonna brisket. I don't know if I should do it. Really, I'm like, oh, my god, I'm dead, I'm dead, I'm dead how am I gonna deny myself of this stuff?
Speaker 3:my dad's gonna pick me up from the airport he keeps a cooler True story, you know what I'm saying. So he's going to have me a beer or my crown and coke. He's going to have me something ready when I step in the truck. So I really have to. But I don't know how much longer I got with them, so I'm just going to have fun there.
Speaker 2:Yeah, absolutely. What if he opens a cooler and there's a kombucha in there, Would you be like is everything okay at home?
Speaker 3:I'm not really mad open mic sober and we had the best time.
Speaker 1:you know like I'm usually in there, just Is it like everybody goes sober, or just you when your mic? No hell no, oh okay, nobody would come. I wish that would make it a lot easier.
Speaker 2:They're like oh, give me this after free. Hey, you got this, you got this.
Speaker 3:Put me here. They rolling on, they're doing this Like it for real, but no, everybody gets loaded in there, and so that's another thing. I feel disciplined because I'm sitting there with my water, you know everybody what days do you do your mic?
Speaker 1:tuesdays, tuesdays on tuesdays? All right, yeah, I gotta come by sometime you have to, I know, dante's so mad at me for not coming by. I know it's just. It's in the valley. It seems so far away. It is far.
Speaker 2:You know everything's far, everything's far exactly that's what we're looking at everything's far, everything is far, so you might as well do it. Yeah, I'm saying you know, okay, that's a good way to look at it yeah I like that when you have time, it's all right?
Speaker 1:well, we will, I will, at least I know, I will you gotta come too.
Speaker 3:You're hilarious, I will I'll come.
Speaker 1:He's not that funny I'm not that he's pretty funny.
Speaker 3:I remember he's amazing I know he's amazing he makes me a funnier person oh well, we, I, when you like somebody you know you want to you want to help them and make them funny you know, no, for real big up to you because she was getting ready and you came in and you set up everything and you just made sure everything was perfect for her, and that's. It's a beautiful thing to have somebody that cares about you and is making sure that your stuff is right. I know I guess I'm so emotional. Sober to y'all. I cry on everything.
Speaker 1:I can't even look at a good deed on the internet.
Speaker 3:I'm crying. Why am I so sensitive? Like am I pregnant? What the fuck.
Speaker 2:Yeah like.
Speaker 1:I can't stop, but I was looking at him like this is just beautiful.
Speaker 3:He said this I know.
Speaker 1:I know he's so thoughtful he loves you I. I know. I know he's so thoughtful, he loves you. I know that's a good man, susanna, I know.
Speaker 3:I hate that man yeah alright.
Speaker 1:Well, thank you so much for coming by. I wish we had 14 hours to spend with you. No, it's fine, but we will be in touch with you so that you can go up to the other place. Yes, and do mushrooms up there and see how you like it.
Speaker 3:I would love to. That's good for you. Yeah, exactly, yes, it is. Thank you, exactly. I love y'all. Y'all are the best we are. We kind of are.
Speaker 2:It's part of a vegan diet anyway.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's right. It's vegan, that's right.
Speaker 2:Yeah, organic, yes, I like this condensed and I'm saying the condensed in the sense of the traditional podcast again and again and again, because it's like little people like, oh, I want to know more.
Speaker 3:So all we're trying to do is just build intrigue that's right, and my mom always says that when I have a show like, leave them wanting more she's right? Yeah, let's not prolong it get the bitch out of here. You know, just get me out quick and bring me back.
Speaker 1:Oh my god, the first, first couple weeks that we did this we had more um listens than we did before, like by, by times four oh yeah, so I don't know if you knew that. So people probably are like oh, it's 30 minutes and not an hour and 30 minutes.
Speaker 3:I'll hop on that for a second Cause you know a lot of podcasts. They love to talk Like why is your podcast four hours long? That's just ridiculous.
Speaker 1:That's insane. Yeah, Joe Rogan, whatever you don't have to name them.
Speaker 2:You don't have to name.
