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The Closet of Quirks
Ever caught yourself doing something weird when you thought no one was looking? You're not alone. In this hilarious and refreshingly honest episode, Detto and T-Bot tear down the walls of privacy to reveal the strange, quirky, and sometimes embarrassing habits we all have but rarely discuss in public.
The conversation kicks off with Detto confessing to talking to himself in various accents and rehearsing arguments that haven't even happened yet. T-Bot joins in with her own admissions about verbally beating herself up after making mistakes. What follows is a judgment-free exploration of the peculiar behaviors that make us human – from avoiding grocery stores to dodge small talk, to judging strangers based on their shopping cart contents, to the awkward discomfort of receiving compliments.
As they dive deeper, the hosts unpack how our private behaviors reflect broader aspects of our personalities and social anxieties. Detto describes his mind as constantly racing with thoughts "shooting off in every direction," while T-Bot shares her habit of addressing everyone as "Bud" to avoid the embarrassment of forgetting names. These candid revelations create a sense of connection through shared experiences that listeners will find both entertaining and surprisingly relatable.
The episode challenges societal norms and questions why we feel the need to hide these harmless quirks when "weirdness is coming out" and becoming "just the norm." By normalizing behaviors that people might otherwise feel embarrassed about, Detto and T-Bot create a space where listeners can feel less alone in their own uniqueness.
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Hey, everybody, welcome to. Saki Toomey hey everybody. It's Ditto. We're back with another episode of Saki Toomey, where we connect people to people. Even if you have secret behaviors in private, we never want to get caught on camera. Anyway, I'm back here with T-Bot, hey. Hey, we talked about this before a little bit. We have Strange things. Yeah, I'm not going back into it. I already said it. If you haven't heard, it, go back and listen.
Speaker 3:Okay.
Speaker 2:But this is more.
Speaker 3:Okay, oh boy, this is more Okay, oh boy, Watch out world.
Speaker 2:Right, there are so many things that people do all the time that drive me insane, shocker, and they probably do it even more in private. Okay, you know what I mean. I think people are weird.
Speaker 3:Okay, there's nothing wrong with that. People are weird.
Speaker 2:No shit, okay, you know why I think that. Why? Because I'm weird. Yes, are weird. No shit, okay. You know why I think that. Why? Because I'm weird.
Speaker 3:Yes, you are.
Speaker 2:If I'm weird, then you think everybody else is. I think everybody else is too.
Speaker 3:True story.
Speaker 2:There are things that I do in this house that I'm like, oh, if anybody saw me right now. That's a true story, and so I'm like who else does what? Literally, just to start this off, I talk to myself in accents.
Speaker 3:Yep Heard it Whoa.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, this is Boris. What are you doing here, you from Ukraine?
Speaker 3:No, it's the nine million personalities.
Speaker 2:The other thing I do do that is crazy, and I find myself telling myself that it's crazy. Which kind of even makes it crazier is that I rehearse arguments that I'm not even having. Stop it right now. Yeah, if I had to go talk to you about something, if I was on my way like, oh, she's going to get it, here's how this is going to go.
Speaker 3:Be serious.
Speaker 2:I'm totally serious, really. Yeah, in my head I've already won.
Speaker 3:I've already won Freaking nuts. That's awesome, but time out, time out. Do you end up winning and you remember what you're supposed to say, or you forget and you're just like?
Speaker 2:okay, I was wrong. Well, I'm not a loser. I generally end up winning, but it never goes like I had in my head. Okay, ever, never, ever, right. But the fact that I do do that leads me down a path where I want to go also. Okay, so maybe it's not that insane, no, but at the same time I get there and somebody's like they might look at me and be like I'm so sorry, I screwed up and all of a sudden caught off guard because you weren't expecting it.
Speaker 3:That's awesome that's what you're like, oh my god, what do I do now? I had all planned what's going on right now.
Speaker 2:Okay, the other thing I do constantly, and you know what the thing about me is. I don't hide it, I don't. I do it in front of anybody. Unfortunately doesn't matter. No, I know so I. I talk out loud to myself all the time, yep, and even sometimes you're here and you're like what'd you say?
Speaker 3:Yep, I wasn't talking to you, I was talking to my brain. I wasn't talking to anyone else besides you. No one else was in the room, it's okay.
Speaker 2:People think I'm like a schizo. It's hilarious, but I do it Basically what I do in private with myself. I make public anyway. Oh, in private with myself, yeah, I make public anyway.
Speaker 3:Oh yeah, you do so there isn't a lot about me that is private. No, there, really isn't. There isn't.
Speaker 2:No, there isn't and that's what I want this whole show to be about. Like the entire yeah, podcast, of course. It's like let's talk about things that you wouldn't necessarily talk about a great, that's how you connect people with people. Yeah, of course. So I go down I I avoid the grocery store. Yeah, you, never grocery store. I have delivered because I spent a lot of years in grocery stores, which are fantastic. That's where you pick up chicks oh boy, here we go.
Speaker 2:I do not want to stop a chat. Yeah at all. Yeah, I will avoid you at all costs.
Speaker 3:You don't grocery store at all. I hate that too.
Speaker 2:What are some of the things that you honestly do in private?
Speaker 3:that you won't admit. Oh boy, I do talk to myself. I will definitely Blah, blah, blah. No, I'm saying I do Like you said, it's just do I have to do this? I have to do that. Why is this happening? What's going on? I definitely do that in private, that I wouldn't want anyone to know about. Hmm, that's a good question. Uh, be honest.
Speaker 2:No, I'm trying to that's what this is supposed to be about stuff that you do that you would never really admit to somebody.
Speaker 3:Okay well again. I'm like today I had a bad day at work and I was like and I'm I like today I had a bad day at work and I was like, and I'm like I'm talking to myself. I'm like Kath, you're a dick, you're an asshole, can't believe you. Let them do this to you. What's going on? Blah, blah, blah. And I'm like looking around and I hear people outside. I'm like can they hear me? Can they hear me inside?
Speaker 2:So you, beat you, beat yourself up out loud. Yes, pretty much. I'm sure there's other people that do that. Yes, yes, and that's the point of this Right the point of this is being open and honest and saying things that I guarantee you other people do. Oh for sure, For sure, See, I don't do that though. You don't beat yourself up if you make a mistake or anything like that, I beat myself up yes, okay, and. But I don't, it doesn't bother me like that. Oh, because I was born to make mistakes.
Speaker 3:I think everyone's born to make mistakes, but when you do them and it hits you in a different way, you're like you feel defeated, like I felt defeated today. Never, ever feel defeated. No, I did Because it was like and it bothered me all day and it ruined my whole day. And thank God, it's Friday, but that's on you though no, totally agree. That's what makes you a loser. Okay, that's not cool at all.
Speaker 2:I know it's supposed to be funny. It wasn't cool at all, no, but that's what I do. That's me, that's my inner voice talking, not me. Oh really. It just came out and the inner voice in my head is Layne Staley. I'm just saying oh my god, do you know that there's people that can't hear an inner voice? Huh, they don't have inner monologue, really. Yeah, those are people you avoid. Yeah, just kidding, you guys are great too. Don't kill me.
Speaker 3:Yeah, but you can't hear like your thoughts, like you're going through your brain. I don't understand why they can't hear that If you were in my brain, you would probably make yourself believe that you were God.
Speaker 2:I do no.
Speaker 3:Oh, Mike.
Speaker 2:Look, that's not because I'm superior to anybody, but that's because there's so many things flying around my head.
Speaker 3:We just talked about that Like.
Speaker 2:Bruce Almighty.
Speaker 3:Yeah, yes, yes. That's what my head sounds like. I believe it. I just said to you a little while ago I'm like I want to be an hour in your brain, just because there's like shit shooting off every direction, like I don't even know what's happening, like you just have so much in there.
Speaker 2:My sensors fire so fast, no shit. And it changes direction in a goddamn blink of an eye. Every five minutes a squirrel.
Speaker 3:Squirrel, squirrel, squirrel.
Speaker 2:No, it is. You just kind of go off in different directions.
Speaker 3:Squirrels aren't even fast enough, true, that's how crazy it is. Yeah, you shoot off in different directions. I'm like huh, wait a minute, we weren't even talking about that. What's going on, right?
Speaker 2:now. I was sitting there yesterday with the kid that works for us and he's like I don't even know where you are right now. I was like I couldn't even explain it.
Speaker 3:You haven't caught up yet.
Speaker 2:No, you haven't caught up. You never will. You never will Correct, and I don't know if that's intelligence or insanity. Do you know what I mean? Yeah, am I just smarter and I think faster and everything happens faster, or am I insane?
Speaker 3:I don't think and I should be clinically no submitted. I don't think you're insane, I think it's just a. You have a lot up there and it just shoots it off.
Speaker 2:Well, the other thing is, there's no filter no zero filter.
Speaker 3:It's a negative.
Speaker 2:There is no filter it's coming out and you're gonna hear about it if you can't handle anything but the truth, don't even bother hanging out. At least my version of the truth, it's true. It's not necessarily true.
Speaker 3:It's just the way I saw it. If you have no backbone, don't even bother.
Speaker 2:It's like you have a wound and I just take my finger and stick it right in there.
Speaker 3:Oh, God yeah. But, that is for sure.
Speaker 2:Like I want to know what are other things that you think people do but won't admit.
Speaker 3:Oh listen, we can go off on a tangent. I think there's people that have inner things that they. That's not what I'm, I'm not necessarily talking about emotionally, anything like that.
Speaker 2:I'm talking about anything Like are there people that eat garbage? Now we have hoarders, right, okay, they keep everything.
Speaker 3:I'm sure there's people out there, that just.
Speaker 2:Because they can't, emotionally Correct, detach from it, right? My point is what are some of the things you think a lot of people have that they won't admit?
Speaker 3:A lot of people have yeah, like hoarding situation and they know, no, no, I'm listening. Habits, oh habits. Habits my bad okay, habits, oh um, that's a good question I sit down to pee.
Speaker 2:Oh okay, I'm tired of fucking wiping the seat you're just damn lazy.
Speaker 3:I'm fucking lazy I tell us everybody can't right now. Oh, that's awesome, freaking lazy.
Speaker 2:I would rather sit down than wipe the seat, because I'm too lazy to pick the seat up.
Speaker 3:Oh, you are just one in a million let me tell you. Oh boy. So habits? Oh, I'm sure there are people who have habits. So let's see Habits. What about biting nails? That's a bad habit. People want to know Like people that just grind them right down to nothing. I know we know a mutual friend oh that just does that who has no fingernails at all.
Speaker 2:I used to bite my nails. Yeah, do you know why I stopped? I don't know, covid.
Speaker 3:Oh.
Speaker 2:Why did COVID make you stop? Because I didn't want the Dirt on her nails did make me sick. Oh, my Freak, that's it. There you go, freak, I am a freak. I am a freak of nature and a weirdo.
Speaker 3:And I am just like everybody else. You're just like everybody else out there. That's how this is supposed to work, yeah.
Speaker 2:I stopped biting my nails because of COVID, first of all, just so you know. I would come home Because I'm in construction, so I was able to go out and work. I would come home and wipe myself down with Lysol.
Speaker 3:Holy shit, the wipes. Stop it, swear to God. Stop it, swear to God. I would not tell that to anyone.
Speaker 2:Why not? That's what we're supposed to do here.
Speaker 3:That's the whole point of the show, I know, but do you your whole body?
Speaker 2:No, my face, my hands and everything. Oh, okay, I would. Not only my cock and balls.
Speaker 3:Oh God, okay, out there, I smell better too. Okay, holy shit. Good god, here we go, wind him up, wind him up.
Speaker 2:And she pointed to her babies, holy cow. But uh, no, I would. I would come home, okay. When it first started. Yep, and they're all like oh my god, and I'm like this thing sucks, yeah well, but my son was sick, right. I'm like I'm not sucks, yeah well, but my son was sick, right.
Speaker 3:I'm like I'm not getting sick.
Speaker 2:Screw this. I just started wiping myself down with Lysol wipes. My God, where's the video there? Yeah, exactly, but I did that, yeah, right, yeah, it's a weird thing, I do weird shit, yeah, and I guarantee you other other people do it.
Speaker 3:I was gonna say that's probably not as weird as you think it is, but you're just thinking because you did it. I'm sure there's people out there that probably took showers in lysol during the whole covid thing or just do things weird like now, like I. I'm okay, sorry, I didn't mean to interrupt. There's, there's um people that talk to themselves, like you said, all the time. I see it. I see it like walking down streets. There is someone in town here that dresses up as a woman and she's got a boombox on, or he has a boombox on and he literally does, dancing all the way down the street like you know what. I'm not sure, but good for you. That dude's loving his life.
Speaker 3:He's living his life girl, whatever, we're not going down there, but I'm just saying that's something he does and he you know, people are just doing their own thing. Doing their own thing, they don't give a crap. Good for them. Yeah, that's how you should live exactly do your own thing.
Speaker 2:Yep, now there is a social norm that you probably want to adhere to, but why? Because it's I don't know. You know what? That's a great question. Why? One word, why I don't know. Okay, that's my answer. I don't know, right. I don't know why you should adhere to it.
Speaker 3:Exactly because I was taught that. Well, okay, I'm gonna give you, I'm gonna go with that, because we were taught differently than what this world has become. But at this point, why? No one's living up to it? Everyone's doing their own thing. Weirdness is is coming out, it's just the norm.
Speaker 2:Serious talk.
Speaker 3:Great point yeah so like why what we were raised as it ain't happening anymore. Oh fuck, no, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 2:My parents can't even figure out what the hell's going on with me and I still subscribe to the societal norms. Well, you try to. Anyway, I try to. You're right, those are gone Right. Bye-bye, bye-bye. It's like Harvard to me waving bye-bye, jesus Christ.
Speaker 3:Exactly.
Speaker 2:Here's one thing I think that people I really feel like people are becoming more like hypochondriacs because of like WebMD right.
Speaker 3:You can't Google any of your symptoms and all of a sudden you've got it. I don't think it's just now, I think it's been always. And people will come in and be like, well, I just did it on WebMDV and they say I have this pancreatic cancer and I'm like stop it right now, Stop it. Oh my God, I have a broken arm.
Speaker 2:I can right now stop it. Oh my god, I have a broken arm. I could tell stop, I have a broken arm, look at this, look at me, shake it. I have a broken arm. It's so broken.
Speaker 3:I saw it on webmd yeah, the web is just the worst. You're an idiot, but again falling into people that do that, like things that people don't want to know. You can't tell me that people sit home and just do this. Oh my gosh, the world's coming to an end. Oh my gosh, I'm going to die. Oh my gosh, this is going to happen to that. Yeah, I think everyone does it because no one really wants to go out anymore. Everything's too goddamn expensive. No one has social functions anymore.
Speaker 3:So people sit home and just surf the net. That's not good either.
Speaker 2:Another habit. It's not a habit, yeah, all the time.
Speaker 3:All the time you do.
Speaker 2:I do. I look like a ratty. Oh my god, that is so funny. I look like a ratty bum, right. If you saw me, you would think I was just a homeless guy. It's true, it's true, but I do that because I don't want to ruin my good clothes. Yes, that's true. You know what I mean? I work in construction and until it really smells bad, and it offends me. I'm like, okay, that's good. Yeah, try to wash that side of my clothes.
Speaker 3:No, no it doesn't smell yet and it's wearable. Well, I'm saying, when you get to that point, you have to wash them. I'm like, come on Until it gets to that point. It doesn't smell. Yet how many days, honestly, have you worn the?
Speaker 2:same clothes in a row, two or three. Oh, okay, it's not like a week. I do change my clothes.
Speaker 3:I agree, I don't think I've seen anymore of the same stuff, maybe like two or three days. Yeah.
Speaker 2:What did I do yesterday? Do you know what I mean Correct? What did I do yesterday? Do you know what I mean Right, correct? Did I do anything that was really?
Speaker 3:sweaty or gross, disgusting, right? No, throw them back out and they're work clothes anyway. You're right, you don't want to ruin your nice clothes.
Speaker 2:I don't want to ruin the good clothes, correct. And then I end up staying in the work clothes the entire fucking day. Yes, so I just look in my closet, you do, and you never wear them Ever, and that's why people are always like. When I actually put on nice clothes, they're like oh my god, you're so handsome.
Speaker 3:Okay, well listen, I don't push it that far.
Speaker 2:That happens. That's why I don't dress up.
Speaker 3:Oh, here we go, people.
Speaker 2:Because I can't handle compliments?
Speaker 3:Oh no, you doesn't. That is true, you cannot handle compliments. You're like, oh my god, what do I do with that? I don't know how to say it. What's going on?
Speaker 2:How do I react? Compliments legit frighten me. They do, they frighten me your face.
Speaker 3:when someone says something, it just goes. I gotta go to the bathroom. Thumbs up, Thumbs up.
Speaker 2:I can't do it. It's like swallowing pills just want to puke.
Speaker 3:There's people that want compliments like they make them feel better. You're like retracting.
Speaker 2:You're like, uh, I'm running, stop talking to me first of all, why are you talking to me in the first place? And then, second of all, why are you?
Speaker 3:giving me a compliment. I can't take it. Oh no, it's so funny.
Speaker 2:The best thing I can do is like oh, thank you so much, that's very nice of you and inside it's so funny. The best thing I can do is like oh, thank you so much.
Speaker 3:That's very nice of you. And inside it's like tearing you apart. Tearing you apart, you're like trying to grasp those words to come out and say it that's only because I had to practice them over the, coming back to practice them over the.
Speaker 2:They know what you're going to say. Oh man, it's so funny, it is awful.
Speaker 3:Oh awful, oh, good lord, oh, I also love my own farts. Oh god, oh my god, you know what? You just said that and I had to take our friend home and he forgot something. And he opens the door and he goes holy cow, this truck stinks. I go what's going on? He's like I don't know, it doesn't smell very good in there. I'm like, yeah, well, that's probably why no chat with that fella you love to smell your own farts?
Speaker 2:who says that, oh god, I love it, I love it you are just so warm I fart on purpose just to smell them.
Speaker 3:Okay, I do, okay, there's nothing wrong with that.
Speaker 2:No, makes me a man I don't think that makes you a man, I have a club and I will hit you over the head with it and drag you back to the cave if you don't agree with me.
Speaker 3:That's awesome. That is so awesome. Good luck with that one do you ever speak, speaking?
Speaker 2:going back to groceries, you're any store? Yeah it could be. You know big stores walmart, target, anything. Yeah, if you go in there, do you start looking at people's carts?
Speaker 3:I do me too, wow, and I judge them totally, me too like why do you have the? Pens yes oh, you just called me out on that shit. I never even realized I did it. But you're right, I'm like what's going on, what the whole episode is about? You doofus, but you, I never brought that to my attention until you said something. I'm like I do that, like wow, what's going on? There? They only have meats, there's nothing else you're constantly judging on what they're buying what is happening.
Speaker 3:You have no idea what they're doing where they they're going. I'm judging. There's a whole cart of meats. What's going on? Where do you get off, right? Who are you to judge them? Who am I to judge? You do, but you can't help it.
Speaker 2:That's where the inner turmoil comes. I have to have a conversation in my own head with myself Ditto, you're a dickhead. Oh, my gosh, that's what I do. Oh gosh, I will say for myself. I really do go back and I think about everything that I do and if I did it the right way or if I didn't. So hopefully I change it in the future or not. I don't know. And maybe what I do is the right thing to do. Who knows? I mean, I know judging people is based on what's what I did was the right thing to do. Who knows? I mean, I know judging people is no Based on what's in their cart is the right thing to do. Well, yeah.
Speaker 2:Do you think that's why Amazon has a cart? Do you think Amazon?
Speaker 3:is judging us. Can you imagine? It could very well be. It could be. I feel like it is oh my God, they're judging us on our carts. They very well could be.
Speaker 2:I want to hide my cart, yeah right. The worst part is Amazon can go peek in my cart but there's nobody there to have sex with. No, Jesus. That's the nice thing about the stores. That's disgusting. You're such a pig.
Speaker 3:I didn't say one thing.
Speaker 2:You sure?
Speaker 3:Yeah, I'm pretty positive on that one.
Speaker 2:There is one habit that some people have that I literally it drives me insane, and that's talking to any animal, like a baby.
Speaker 3:Oh you, yeah, you got a problem with that. I will look at it and be like shut the fuck up. Yeah, you got a problem with that, and that's my habit. I do that because I think of them as family and I'm very warm and fuzzy and, like dogs are very cute and cuddly, I just want to, you know, cuddle and fuzzy, and dogs are very cute and cuddly and I just want to cuddle with them and that's what I do. That's not a habit, I don't think it's just.
Speaker 2:No, that's a habit.
Speaker 3:No, it's not, I don't know. You probably do it to plants too, hey. Mr Planty, I kill plants. I have no indoor plants. I will kill them I. It died.
Speaker 2:No it didn't die. Your thumb is not green.
Speaker 3:Outside is fine, not inside your thumb is brown.
Speaker 2:No, it's not. Well, when you pull it out of your ass, you will Wow.
Speaker 3:Did you just actually go there?
Speaker 2:Yeah, why not? Wow, this is a funny show. Oh my god, it's a comedy hour. It's a comedy hour. We gotta make jokes.
Speaker 3:Okay, Come on. Yes, I do do. That's just my way I am. I think they're all cute and fuzzy and cuddly and I love them.
Speaker 2:Another habit I do have is I don't necessarily remember everybody's name. Okay, so everybody's Bud, hey Bud, how are you Bud?
Speaker 3:Good to see you, bud.
Speaker 2:Wow, what's up Bud, Because I can't remember your fucking name that is so truthful, good for you.
Speaker 3:You know what? I never, ever, ever realized that until now.
Speaker 2:Everybody's Bud.
Speaker 3:I just thought that was like something you just say to everybody Now I know Interesting.
Speaker 2:Well, I do say it to everybody Well that's my point. Even if I know your name, I say it to you. That's my point. But, I do it. I don't have to remember names.
Speaker 3:I don't even have to, it's just diversified across the board. Hey, bud, that's how freaking lazy.
Speaker 2:I am. I don't even have to remember your name, it's just Bud Holy shit.
Speaker 3:Everybody on this planet's name is Bud. Oh, it just gets worse and worse.
Speaker 2:Females, males, transgender Don't matter, what's up?
Speaker 3:bud Time out. You do not call a girl a bud. No, that cat's out of the bag For everyone who's listening. Who knows Ditto? Now you know why he calls you bud. He doesn't remember your name, Fuck you.
Speaker 2:Not you, guys, you.
Speaker 3:Just called you out on that one.
Speaker 2:Yeah, you did, but I do. I do when I don't know your name. It's just bud okay hey, what's up, bud.
Speaker 3:It's okay, though I mean, at least you you address them, because sometimes I I will forget people's names too, I mean, if you haven't seen him in a while, or whatever.
Speaker 2:I mean even the people that and I hate the people that know me like, hey, how have you been? I'm like, oh, who the hell are you where? Why do I know you? I'm like, oh, my god, you don't remember.
Speaker 1:No, I don't because you don't look the same because you blew your face off with meth.
Speaker 2:Oh my god I'm just kidding, it did happen once, but that's a different story.
Speaker 3:Let's save that for next time, jesus.
Speaker 2:Oh God, anyway, Teva, yes, thank you for being here.
Speaker 3:I missed being on.
Speaker 2:I haven't been on forever I told you this was going to be a funny one it was going to be a funny one, it's a Friday afternoon, I'm in a good mood. Yep, I am tired as hell. Yep, me too. Hell from the long work week yeah. And we still have to get this done.
Speaker 3:I know and get it for all of our fans that don't listen. I've missed everyone. I've been traveling. What's up everybody.
Speaker 2:Yes, and Sammy J Sammy.
Speaker 3:J.
Speaker 2:How you doing. I don't know. I think that was it.
Speaker 3:I think we're good.
Speaker 2:Yeah, we are. We're at the end. So, as always, be good. Hey everybody, it's Ditto. I want to give a shout out to my buddy, larry over at Legendary Graphics. He designed our logo for us. It came out fantastic. He does wraps, he does all kinds of customized stuff for you. If you get a chance, go to Legendarycom. That's Legendarycom, check it out for anything you need. All right guys, thanks, be good. So keep doing me.
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