68: Catching Up: Kitchen Appliances, Lizzo, Body Positivity, MCAS, New Movies, Napping, Sleep Apnea, and more!

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Hello, hello, hello. This is Hannah. And Calissa. And Sarah. And we're just gonna do like a catch, a good catching up episode. Uh, because I have some stuff to say. Okay, Sarah's coming in hot. Adult stuff. Oh. Not like, not like, not like, not like that kind of adult. Just like, I'm an adult and so I have adult woes. Okay? I don't identify as an adult. Okay, well I would also like to not, but this is where we are. This morning I was trying to make toast and I burnt a bunch of toast. And this is about my toaster oven. Okay. I need toaster oven recommendations, is my point. Just like, so it's like, it's one of those ones where it will like reheat things, right? So like it has like a reheating feature. It looks like a little mini oven. Yes. Okay. Exactly. But it takes like 85, not even kidding, 85 years to reheat stuff now. And I made toast this morning. I had to make toast twice because the first time, you know how there's like a setting on toast machines where it goes like no toast to like black toast? So it was in the middle and I made black toast and I was really upset. What's the brand? I don't know. It's really old. I wish there was like a, like a box that you could like put food in. And then, like, push a button and, like, warm it up. Like Spy Kids? Do you know what I'm talking about? Yes! No, like a, like, I was gonna say that. It's almost like, you know, like a microwave. Oh, but you can't, like, toast in there. I don't use a microwave. I know, but you're like, soggy rice. Re eating food is so difficult these days. It's really not. Because usually, well, usually now I use my oven. But the point was that, like, the oven makes the room hot. And so, like, in the summer, It had been really nice to use something that was smaller that wouldn't make the whole room so hot, you know? Microwaves don't make the room hot. Yeah, but, like, I just don't, I don't need that. What about an air fryer? I have an air fryer, but it's like, it's a combination with my, um, Instapot. Mmm. So it's kinda like, you know. Oh, I have an individual air fryer. And like, I warm up waffles in there. But how do you do that? It fries stuff. It air fries it. How do you? Like, waffles that are, like, pre made, frozen waffles, for the boys, and you just toss it in there, and it toasts it. Really? Mm hmm. Does it make toast? I haven't tried toast. Oh. Okay, well I'm looking for, I'm looking for something that's gonna do all the stuff. Without radiation. Yeah, preferably. I like my ninja. I like my ninja flip. But I also, I don't want it to be Teflon. I don't know. It's stainless steel. Okay. But I like my ninja flip because you can flip it when you just store it. It doesn't take up your whole counter. You can flip it and just store it nicely. Flip it. I don't understand. I need to see this cause I don't understand. But it does, it does everything. It air fries. It has a pizza button. It's oven, a toaster. And I, I tried the toast, but I have a Drew Barrymore. Yes. Toaster. Or beautiful line or whatever. That's my air fryer and I love it. It is very pretty. But I just like, it takes up too much counter space. The toaster? Just machines. I know, I know. I have like no counter. Like Hannah knows my house. I have like no counter. And I already have a bunch of junk. So I just don't want. Well, this one kind of takes up space, so I was kind of nervous about it. But like, I've thrown a lot of Nick's stuff away that he doesn't know. Because he has like all those little knick knacks that take up a lot of our counter. So I'm just like, toss, toss, toss, toss, toss. And then I had root. And get an all in one. I see. But how much does that cost? Because I was looking at this one. This was on Black Friday sale, because I got it for Nick. Because he makes a ton of pizza rolls. Yum. Know he makes pizza rolls. Oh. Every night? The whole bag. He eat the whole bag. Oh my. Yeah. That's a lot of calories, guy. Yeah. Yeah. So I don't know how his fasting's going for him, so I would guess not good if he's eating a lot of pizza rolls. Yeah. Does he fasting for, does he do intermittent fasting? I don't know. He doesn't eat till one. Yeah. Intermittent fasting. Okay. Mm-hmm. Okay. Yeah. Yep. Wow. That makes sense. Especially with men. It's very good for men, apparently. I did intermittent fasting for like two years when I worked in the ICU and I lost weight on it and I maintained my weight okay, but then I got pregnant, so. Yeah. Yeah. I also like intermittent fasting, but sometimes. You just wake up and you're ravenous and then I gotta go do something. Yeah, I feel that Because sometimes you get like if you get too hungry, then you get kind of sicky feeling like kind of pukey. Yeah, I don't like that Yeah It's been having a lot of peanut butter. Like cr, you know, instead of snacking, I'm trying to just, you just eat a spoonful of peanut butter. Not well sometimes, but, oh, odd. Just make like a peanut butter sandwich. Oh. With like really good bread. Mm-hmm That sounds good. With like Nutella. Ew. It was like Nutella. No, no. I do peanut butter. I like peanut butter, but I saw a really sad video of an orangutan, like in the rainforest trying to keep its tree. Because, uh, people were taking the Nutella, or like the things that make Nutella, yeah. That's so sad. And I'm like, I'm never supporting Nutella again! You're taking the nuts from the monkeys! Yes, so I just, uh, conscious, like, uh. Yeah, you have a conscience, conscience now about it. Yeah. I love it, I love Nutella, but. I do not. It's a sad video. Yeah. Yeah, anyway, about the toasters. If anybody has any recommendations. I like my Drew Barrymore toaster. Okay, but I don't want a toaster toaster because I want it to do a lot of things. I only want to have one appliance. Do you just need a new toaster oven? Yeah, kind of. Yeah, kind of. Just upgrade. But I don't want to spend the money on it. Sarah! And plus, if I do, if I go start looking and I say something to Calvin about it, he's gonna be like, why would you do that when this one works just fine? He's very much of, like, if it still functions, like, he's very old fashioned. Yeah. He wouldn't buy a new oven until our oven literally stopped ovening. Like, it wouldn't. Make hot anymore. Wow. And that's how we got a new oven. This was like the original oven that came with the house. Yeah. Like in the 1950s. It was green. I don't know. It was like the gross old like tan one that had the like brown wooden handle type situation. Wow. Yeah. Yeah. So. We'll see. I think you're very picky. You might have to find something to settle on. I have very specific things that I want because I want it to use for very specific things. Okay, well you'll check mine out. I need to look at your flipper. My ninja flip. Mm hmm. I like it. Okay, but I also like my Drew Barrymore toaster. It was like 13. I have just a little toaster like in the pantry from I don't know when we got married. Mm hmm, but I just don't like it. Because then you have to, like, have it out, and then you have to put it away, and then you have to get it back out again if you're gonna I don't like that. One thing that's going to do all the stuff, you know, women in Africa walk miles and miles for water. We would not last. We would not. I'm a complainer by nature. So really I would be out there just like, Oh, I never be like, shut up. Just be like, Sarah, just stay home. We'll bring you some. Frickin water. Yeah, just to like get rid of me. That's so true. That is so true. What a shame. What a shame, honestly. Oh my gosh. But, so you have a Drew Barrymore air fryer? Mm hmm. Works pretty well. Love it. And it's so pretty. It completely matches my kitchen. Is that the one where it's kind of like teardrop shaped a little bit? All her appliances are white and gold. Oh, it's just square. It's got a gold B. Is it two, two? Bin? Nope. It's just one, one bin. One big bin. Okay. One big basket. Yeah, and it gets things pretty hot pretty fast. Like you have to adjust your times because I had like an old air fryer that would take like a full 20 minutes. Well, then I upgraded to a new air fryer. It takes like four minutes to make chicken nuggets. Yeah. Wow. Her toaster too, like on the four setting it gets like black and I'm like, oh my gosh. Yeah, so I have to like do it on two and I'm just kind of watching. Yeah. But, um, see, I don't wanna stand there and watch my toast. No, you don't have to just stand in there usually to get used to it. Yeah. Okay. To the settings. It's kind of touch screeny, so that's kind of cool. Oh, does your touchscreen? Yes. I've seen people use her like crockpot or whatever, or her smell thing. Does she have an Instapot in that line too? Um, I thought, yes, yes. Because there is someone on my Facebook. I think yes. Their kitchen blew up. That's what I'm talking about. It's the Instant Pot. I think. No, no, no. Never mind. no. I don't know. It's, I don't think it was an air fryer. I think it was like either her Instant Pot or maybe a crock pot. But their kitchen, um, it blew up. Oh, is this because they locked the handles in place? No, I, I don't, I don't think it was a crock pot. I don't know what it was. But it was. Oh my gosh. Because you're not supposed to do that. They've got everything. Everything. So. Ice cream maker, popcorn maker, electric kettle, blender system, waffle maker, I imagine, can opener, panini press, espresso maker. Wow. Did you just go on Walmart and Mm hmm. Wow. Yeah. Oh, I thought her brand was Barrymore, not Beautiful. Yeah, it's called Beautiful. Okay. Okay. I like that black one right there. There's an air fryer. Yeah. That's the double air fryer. Yeah. See that's the one I was talking about that has the two baskets. What's this right there? What's that? A digital air fryer, toaster oven. How much is that? Show me the price. Less than a hundred. I don't know. I think 15. Shop now. I'm just kidding. Let's see. Oh no. It's loading. Oh no. Come on. 5g. Oh, Can't be found. But anyway, I'll google it later. Don't let me forget. Their kitchen blew up, like it's completely gone. And they were like, thank you for the prayers and everything. Like we're managing. And someone commented like, what happened? And they're like, don't buy Drew Barrymore's. I don't, I think it was an Issa pot and she has something, but it like blew up and it like malfunctioned. Oh boy. So I'm like, Oh my God. So then I kind of like, First, I wanted more things in that line, and I'm like, maybe I'll just step back a Instapots make me nervous in general because there's a lot of pressure and steam. My mom is an Instapot wizard. Yeah. And I just am not. Well, a lot of them now, like, for a long time it was because people wouldn't do the release valve. And so then it would, you know, but. That was a fun sound. Thanks. No, that was just like, that was just magic. But now they have a special release valve that has like that safety feature. So it's not supposed to just like blow up, you know, if you don't like do it, right. It'll automatically do it. But you said the crock pot thing. And I remember reading the manual of crockpots. No, they don't know that. I didn't know that. Yeah. And so I read the manual that you're not supposed to lock your crockpot lid while it's cooking. Yeah. Cause it creates like the pressure pressure, which, Oh shit. Oh my gosh. I had no idea. Yeah. I let that thing. It's usually only used for travel. It's for travel. So the lid doesn't come off. Yeah. No other purpose. Who reads a manual on a crockpot? Not me. Apparently I did. I just asked my mom. I was like, Hey mom, what do I do? Or I Google it and never said anything about the lids. Yeah, this was when Nick and I lived in a one bedroom apartment and I just got a crockpot for Christmas. And I, I always like to read the instructions to see like how stupid or like, oh, don't, if it's on fire or whatever. So I just read it and it's like, don't ever lock the crockpot. And I was like, well, I don't want to risk that, you know? Yeah. Pulled out a whole comp apartment. I found that out on TikTok. Yeah. Wow. Oh, geez. Which, honestly, you should know that because they used to make crockpots that didn't have the, that feature. That like locking feature. No, because I think the crockpots back in the day, it was like, it was like a glass lid. Yes. And it was rounded. I mean, it was circular. Yeah. Not the style it is now to make a rose. The oblong. Yeah. Yeah. That shape. Like an oval. Like a football, but round. Mm. Yeah. Yeah. I have a thought. Okay, tell me. So Drew Barrymore made me think of, cause she has a show, made me think of Kelly Clarkson. Oh, that she's missing. Yes! I saw that. Kelly Clarkson is missing. Yeah. But that. Is it missing or like missing in quotations? No, she's missing. Um, but she like abruptly ended her talk show and other people have been hosting the Kelly Clarkson show. I saw that, yeah. And. Last minute. Yes. Yeah. Like very last minute. And so I was just looking up quick and I guess she took to her Instagram story. March 14th to update fans on some career news with a special message. She joined Rascal Flatts for a new version of their song I'm Moving On. Um, And thanks Rascal Flatts for letting me jump on I'm Moving On. I have always loved this song. I heard that she was That's the only thing that people have heard from her. I heard that she was starting a residency in Las Vegas. That's what I heard. Skadoodled to like get ready for that. But it was so last minute, like guests were like just finding out like before they go on. Oh yeah, Kelly's not going to be here. That one host, I saw a post and it was like that one host. I found out five minutes before I walked out on stage that like I was supposed to be the host today. Yeah. Yeah. Is that that weird? I don't know, I didn't see his face. I think it was him. The Marvel hero. I don't know. Wouldn't you like leak something, like? I don't know. I'm okay, or? Well, a lot of people are saying that. Like, this is, um, an issue because I guess she was, she's on Ozempic or whatever. And so they were worried that it was like a health issue, like side effect issue or something. So, that's kind of scary. But then I think celebrities are just kind of, just, there's something weird going on. They follow their own whims. Because I remember 2020 Howie Mandel was really weird on TikTok. Oh, I heard that. It's just strange. And I'm like, what is he? That was weird. But now Justin Bieber is having issues. And there's a series. Oh my gosh. I know. I saw that. What? Okay. Oh man. Justin Bieber is married to Hailey Baldwin. Yes. Someone made a mini series of Hailey Baldwin basically exposing that she's been his stalker from the get go. From his stardom. Mm hmm. And she like Got connections to like, hey, have him marry me, basically, and, um. She's been copying Selena Gomez and everything Selena does Haley has to do. This is like super old news. Yeah, this is the first This is like something like but what compiled the new development? Oh, someone just put it together. Yeah, somebody really it's like a seven part series on YouTube or something Yeah, this is like the first time I think that it's ever been compiled like in a series and then with like Justin Bieber He's not looking good at all. No Yeah, I mean he looks like he's going through something I don't know if it's like with the Diddy case and he you know, he might be Well, some stuff came about, came out about, like, his old management teams and stuff that they had been, like, stealing money. And, like, I don't know what kind of stuff, but. Would not surprise me. I mean, if you, like, if I was, had someone that I was really close to and I thought that they were my, like, rock solid. Oh, you're talking like a manager? Yeah, like anyone, or like a best friend or whatever. And then they were like shady as heck. I don't know how many stories we have to hear because it happens often. Elvis, Selena. Not Selena Gomez. Selena, the Latin singer. Cause I watched that, I didn't know anything about her until I watched that J. Lo movie. And I was like, oh my god, a woman did that? Murdered her? Yeah! I think they shot her, didn't she? Something like that? Poisoner or something? Nope. I forget. Just a baby. Yeah. Sad. And I'm like, weird. So like, I don't know what it is when you get so close to a celebrity and People are cuckoo. Yeah, I don't know. Yeah. So, I'm just, you know, everyone's worried about Justin. Yeah. Because he had Well, I think rightfully so. Because when you Because they're, they're new mom, they're new parents. Yeah. So And they're like going separately to all of this stuff and like Mm hmm. I don't know. That makes me sad for the baby. Yeah. Yeah. So, that's going on. Um, so yeah, that's a new mini series. Haley hasn't said anything about it. She's just posting, you know, living her life, kind of ignoring that. Which I think is the classic response. It's what you gotta do. Like, really, what else can you say? Like, yeah, I sure did. I sure did stalk him. And I recommend it. Look it. You always have to remember, like, she was like 12 or 13. Like, 13, 14, 15. Like, she was young. Like, what was I doing? Weird stuff when I was 13. Weird. I was also obsessed with Justin Bieber. So like, you know. Privately. Not being, like, allowed because I didn't want, it wasn't cool to like Justin Bieber. No, it wasn't. No, it wasn't. So everyone who made fun of Justin, you're like jumping on a bandwagon. Yes. Yeah, I hate him. Now I like him and I'm loud and proud about it. I don't care. Mm hmm. Because you guys have seen Justin Bieber, right? Oh yeah. Yes. It was awesome. Yeah. And we were, even though we were at the very top, we were literally nosebleed seats and Hannah was super pregnant. I was very pregnant. And my uncle, cause he used to work, a volunteer at the stadium. He's like, Oh yeah, just go to the volunteers and say like, Hey, I'm feeling a little lightheaded. Is there any way I could sit down here? And I totally could have said it, but I was just so nervous of rejection. And I'm like, she wanted me to do it. And I'm like, I'm not the one who's pregnant. I'm Bad, but like you're the one who's pregnant. Like you tell them, I just got nervous. So I'm like, Oh God, they're going to tell me to shut up and get back to your seat. Hannah's I'll talk just in case anybody, she's no action. I'll talk. Uh, no bark, no bite, no bite. Exactly, exactly, exactly. A hundred percent. That's what it is. Called out. Um, Lizzo made a comeback. I saw, I didn't see. Yeah, you gotta see. She, she had, she released a song. Oh, why, is she, is it a bad song? Is she crazy looking? No, no, she's like super skinny. Remember, a couple years ago? What? Really? She's like, good for her. She's like fat skinny. What does that mean? Like, fat fit. Like, I mean, even though she's still big, like she's, she still looks like, Fit. Yeah. Good for her. Oh, good for her. I feel like, okay, listen. People can be fat. I'm fat. But like if your goal is to be healthy, that'd be healthy, you know, I don't know I think um, some people are just like well you've been telling I don't think she was preaching Fitness or anything. I think she was for a time wasn't she when she got a Nutritionist I think she's always been body positivity. Yeah, that's kind of her brand, isn't it? Yeah, but isn't it body positivity to take care of yourself? Well Remember we maybe that's a controversial take on that topic. I don't know I don't know if that's because there are health issues that go with being fat. There are so, because I to just blanket say like, yeah, be fat and proud. And that's what she isn't necessarily, that's what she was a good thing. Kind of like a Well she looks good. Yeah. Well, whoops. I mean, she looked fine before I didn't, she looked fine now. Yep. She, I mean, I don't like, I don't know, I guess I don't that much attention, but besides the weight issue, she. You know, she was going through that harassment. Yeah, with the backup dancers. With the backup dancers. And I watched that, I watched that series. I remember we talked about it. Let's call it, let's bring it for the fat, let's call it for the fat girls? Something. I don't remember. Something fat girls. But she was like, I want big girls. Cause that was her brand. She wants big, juicy, juicy, yeah, girls. So she hired people who could dance, um, Um, she went on, they went on that tour and they said that Lizzo was fat shaming, this is what they claimed, that Lizzo was fat shaming them, she made them do inappropriate things, Um, yeah. So they sued her and then Lizzo went into like a spiral, um, like a depression, she said. And then a couple years, a year ago maybe, not even, she made a Instagram, said, I, I'm done with my career. Like I'm not gonna do anything ever again. So people are like, Oh, she's quitting her music. Right. She's done. And now she just came out with a song. I actually really like it. I haven't heard it yet. It's pretty interesting. I wanted to hate it, but I'm like, no, it's pretty good. But she still gets a lot of hate in the YouTube comments. I was, there was nothing positive at like at all. YouTube is brutal. It is. What's the most brutal platform do you feel like? X. Okay. Yes. Oh my gosh. But like Instagram, TikTok. Um, I don't know, Instagram reels, they're awful because anytime someone posts something cringy on Tik Tok, Tik Tok is pretty positive for the most part. And then some, a cringe video will come up, but it's all positive comments. Someone will be like, post this on Instagram reels because that's where all the hate gets. But do you know what I've heard about comments on Tik Tok? I don't know about other platforms. You can filter. Yes. But supposedly this has to do with like your algorithm. Okay. Okay. So like if you. Someone who Um, Watches a lot of positivity content, consumes a lot of positivity content, like, is very positive in the comments. The comments that TikTok will show you are very positive. However, on the flip side, if you are someone who consumes a lot of, um, rage bait, yes, or like comments a lot of mean things, then your comment sections will all be the mean comments. This is what I have heard. And even if like a guy signs up for TikTok or whatever? Yes. It's very like female versus male also. Yeah. Mm hmm. Yes, or like I think it's really fascinating. It's weird because then And then a lot of my single friends they were getting like the weird cringy like creepy people I mean, it was just men like trying to you know, be sexy on camera and I'm like, this is cringy What's that called? That is not in my algorithm. What's that called when? Thirst trap. Yes. Thirst trapping. Yes. And I just, I think it's so cringey and I'm like, I'm weird. Weird. I don't find that sexy. Or like the cutting the wood. Have you guys seen that? I'm impressed by him. Yeah. I think that's pretty impressive. But like as a skill, like anybody can, but everyone's in the comments like, oh daddy, this is what I said that one time. We're like, if women are nasty to men, like it's just, it's fine. Yeah. Like people don't take it that seriously. But if a man does it like. I kind of, that annoys me a little bit. A man has to pay for it. Only fans. And then like, we can just, you know, women can just say whatever. And that annoys me. It's cause like, do we not, are we not like taken seriously as creepy people? Like women can be stalkers. We can be murderers. We can be rapists. Like, sorry, maybe you shouldn't say that. But you know, all the bad stuff, we can. So like, I don't know if you're like take women seriously in terms of like. Being creeps also. Yeah. So yeah, I equal equality, make wind creepy. Yeah. I don't know. And that just never really crosses a thought, ever. Like I, I feel like I could pick up on those vibes and I just really don't. What vibes, what are you talking about? Creepy people? Yeah. Like a, a woman killer. Like a serial killer. Like, oh, I. You know, cause I watched the Gypsy Rose documentary and I just don't think I'd pick that up on Deedee. Her mom. Probably because women are generally more emotionally intelligent that we can hide it better. Maybe we can mask it better? Yeah. I would, I would, I think so. I think maybe women are more impulsive. Like they would, wouldn't like think out a crime and like Really? That's not what I would. Calculate it. You think it's the opposite? Yes. I think of like Finding your man in bed with another woman and shooting them both, you know what I mean? Like, I guess we're more like emotionally charged in that way. But like, I don't think so. I think that's not right. Like, I think women do generally plan out their crimes more. That's like, okay, this is kind of sad, but like suicides. I've heard that like women go specific routes to avoid, like, cleanup for other people and traumatization for other people who have to, like, come and clean up their stuff. So they do, like, pills and that kind of stuff. Where men are just like, pfft, whatever, and shoot themselves, type of stuff, you know? Sorry, that's very desperate housewives I've been getting desperate housewife on my tiktok and I kind of want to watch the show again But um, yeah in the beginning of the episode, she's cleaning the entire house And she puts on her best clothes sets out her underwear. Yeah, and then she just Yeah Just so like, no one would have to, you know, fuss about the house. Exactly. Exactly. Like when I was a kid, I was like, you think about that stuff as a kid. I was like, that's a little weird, but it's not like I would be the same way. Like, man, if I, if I do something right now and someone has to come in and do stuff, do I want them to see my dirty clothes on the floor? That was, um, that poet, I think she was a little older. She was like a really famous poet. Yes. She was a poet, right? Yep. And she, Virginia Woolf. Is that her name? That's not the, that's not the oven girl. She put her head in the oven. No, uh, no I don't think that's the oven girl. What am I thinking of? But yeah, she, she got her children ready for school. Sylvia Plath. Sylvia Plath. There you go. I was thinking Amy Poehler. That was really not right. That's the only thing that was coming to my mind. Virginia Woolf is who I'm thinking of. She was the one in the attic, right? Um, maybe that's, I'm thinking of, um, what's that, uh, Macbeth. That's the woman in the attic. But right, Sylvia, she got her kids ready for school, got them breakfast, and then like, as they left the house, she's just, yeah. Yeah, kinda sad. It is sad. Not, this is a morbid topic, but, it, it, I mean like, How did we get on this topic? No, no, no. She also, Virginia Woolf also died by suicide. What would she, what'd she do? A poet too? Yes. I don't think she was the oven. Tormented throughout her life by mental health. She wasn't the oven though. No, she wasn't. What year was this? Did she hang herself? Was she the hanging? I'd say right on top. Uh, drowning. Drowning. Oh, she's the one who put like rocks in her dress and went out to the lake. Oh. Awful. Yeah. Oh, man. I just imagine that would be so tragic. Yeah. Like in that moment, to like be panicking and like not. Well, I just think, um, with the Salem witch trials, you know, when they didn't realize mental health, you know, they just, everyone's, no mental health. No mental illness. Kill ya. And if you're weird, kill ya. You're a witch. Kill ya. Yeah. Creepy. Imagine how many, like, lines of people, that war just ended. Like with the trials like that. Pretty crazy. That is pretty crazy. Mm-hmm I don't like to think about it. Yeah. Oh, sorry. Weird is like how Calvin and I were talking about the, were we talking about this? I think we were with Nick probably. Oh. About the, um, what's his face in, um, Asian countries? How like he's 70% of the. His DNA is like 70 percent of the population. Oh, isn't that the emperor? What's his face? Um, Genghis Khan. Yes. Yes. Yeah. Calvin and I were just talking about this the other day. I don't know why. Oh, because, probably because he went to Japan. Yeah. Yeah. Probably. Yeah. Yeah. How did that all go for Calvin? Is he still there? No, he's back. Okay. He got back on Thursday night. Oh, yep. Gotcha. Um, sleep wise, it's been annoying. The first night, he like woke up at 3 o'clock in the morning, which, fair. But then he just was like, getting in and out of bed, jumping back into bed. Putting like videos on his phone, super loud. And I was like, dude, get out. Like next night I had to be like, if you're going to wake up in the middle of night, that's fine, but you need to go to the couch and do whatever you're going to do. Like stop coming in here and being noisy and jumping on the bed and slamming the door. Like they're like, get out. I'm still trying to sleep here. Guy. Oh, it was terrible. It was terrible, but it's been better. It's been better. Like the next day he took like a four hour nap and I was like, dude. Four hours. It was long. That's just that one, that one day when we saw you guys and we were at lunch and his eyes were just like half mass. They were just like trying to close. And I was like, guy, he went home and he took a nap and it was like until the evening. So yeah, so he shouldn't do that again. Well I thought like if you're, you know, such on a jet lag that you're supposed to sleep all day to kind of reset your body. I don't know. That's what I did. Were you the one that just said that to us? Okay. Yeah, maybe. Because I heard it from the office. See, and I've heard that you're supposed to stay awake. Until it's like regular sleep time. I just can't imagine it being too different than working night shift. Um, yeah, potentially, yeah. It's like I stay up all night, and then I sleep all day. Yeah. Or like today I'm going home. I'll probably take a four hour nap. Yeah, but you're like, you're made for that schedule. Like that's your schedule all the time. This is like, he had a relatively normal schedule and then he flipped it and now he, you know what I mean? Like he can't just continue to be on opposite schedule. I mean he can, but I would prefer not like, please be on a schedule with the rest of us. Yeah. So. Oh, I haven't, I need to watch the pit today. Oh, I did watch that. What's today? Oh, I already watched it. I watched it, um, the last 8 0 5. Oh, wow. Yeah. She came out at eight. So you're not the last one. There's I think one, two more, right? There are two more. I think there's 15 episodes. Good. And it was like 11. So there should be three or four. Yeah. I need more. Yes. It was, I would say not my favorite episode, but it wasn't bad. Not the newest one, right? The newest one. No, don't talk about the newest one. I haven't seen it yet. I will. I'll say something bland. It was not the most medically accurate. episode so far. After Hannah watches it, we'll have to discuss. Yes. So. But I still love it. I'm still hooked. Yeah, still watching it. Still a great one. Every night. Yeah, good one. Every week. Yep. I got caught on Survivor, so I've been trying to catch up on Survivor. Oh, we have been watching og. Celebrity Apprentice. Ooh, yes. Wow. I never really under, maybe I have to watch it. Maybe I could understand it more, but I never understood it as a kid. I love it. It's so good. Um, right now we're watching because it's about business, isn't it? A little bit. Well, it's like raising money for charity. Oh, so it's, this is what Donald Trump. Yes. Okay. So they have the girls team and the boys team and they have to like, like one day they had to sell hot dogs at a hot dog stand and they had to get as much money as possible. Oh God. Oh so the women would be getting something. Or they'd like sell water for 5, 000. Oh gosh. Or they'd sell like, and like they'd call all of their contacts of the rich people to come down and like support their charity, their cause, whatever. So that was like the first episode. Oh. Just selling hot dogs. Interesting. Selling water. And then they raise the money for charity and then one of them gets fired. Because they did a bad job. Yes. So like, who is the weakest link on your team and, you know. It's not one from each team, it's just one person overall. One person overall. But then the other, that team's down a person. Yep. And it's not equal. Yep. There's only one. Oh. Right? Only one winner. Yeah. And they win what? Um, a lot of money for their charity. I don't know how much. But yeah. Nice. Yes, but it's the one with Trace Adkins, which he's my favorite. I'm pretty sure he gets close to winning if he doesn't win it. Good for him. Oh, there's celebs that can be on this? She just said celebrity apprentice. Celebrity apprentice. Yeah. And the regular apprentice was something, it was a different apprentice. I'm thinking regular apprentice, sorry. Yeah, no, celebrity apprentice. So like, um, John Rich, um, what's his name here? He's a country singer. Oh. Um, Big and Rich. Right, Love. Yep. Meatloaf! Meatloaf was on there. Gary Busey. Oh, yeah. Um, Gary Busey was ridiculous. Yeah, his mugshot is, just cracks me up. I don't, I know that name. I don't know what he looks like off the top of my head. Gary Busey? I hate boxes! Uh, he, he had a, the Amazon remote commercial for a while. Amazon remote? What is that? That was a while ago. Mugshot. Ooh, I've got lots of holds ready right now. Dang it. Oh my. Wow, look at those hairs. I know. This was like 2000s, so he was just really going through it, but. Oh, sad. Ooh, Gary Busey charged with sex offenses at a horror fan. Oh my. He's kind of crazy looking. A little bit. Um, on the same line of shows, we saw, um, the new, me and the kids watched the new, um, Captain America movie. The one with, um. Red Hulk. Yeah. I'm very disappointed. You're disappointed? Yeah. Why? Cause Red Hulk was only in it for literally like five minutes. Yeah. There was one fight scene. Sorry, that's um, spoilers. But. It was a good fight scene. fine. It was fine. I know nothing. I'm not like, um, and then they were talking about in this movie, um, the, getting the Avengers back together. And I'm like, who girl Hill? Because what's her face? Black widow. She's not there anymore. The other guys, he's dead. Um, Peter Parker guy. He's like, no. Like who? Who? They're gonna have a whole new reboot. But I think it's But who? They're just making up new people for the Avengers now? Like that is so annoying. So I think Disney is really struggling at the box office because this movie, I think it finally just hit. It's like Mark to make money. But is that because people are poor? Cause like same, like that's why we don't go to the movies. We can't afford to spend 50 on a movie. Well, you know, billion, like immediately day one billion. Yeah. But that's not a children's movie. No. Yeah. Like people would maybe take their kids, but it's not marketed to children. This is a children's, this is like a children's movie. I would say marketed towards our young people. Yes. I suppose a little bit. Yes. Pretenders. Avengers. Yes. Like who has the money to buy a ticket for themselves and their multiple children. Plus then go get popcorn and drinks and this and that. What I'm saying is wicked wasn't too far off and it's still like a million. It's just, I think I'm just saying Disney in general has not been hitting its mark. Um, I wanted to, I think it did fine, but it, Not as good as the first one and people were like, this just seemed like a cash grab. Yeah, because the songs weren't good. The songs weren't good. The storyline was kind of meh. They kind of changed Moana and then they were trying to push. She's older. She's just older. They were just trying to push new characters like Moana's little sister. And people were just like, eh, it's not comprehending. So, um. It does feel like maybe there should have been something like in between there to like bridge that yeah bridge that weird gap But then again, I'm also like Do we really need three Moana movies? No. No, but like Disney is suffering really bad. So now with the new Snow White movie Snow White movie that's coming out You know, they're they're supposed to have a premiere a red carpet premiere They kind of canceled that for the rest of the media So Disney only had certain medias to be at the red carpet Oh, did the premiere happen already? Um, not yet, I don't think. But they just weren't happy with Rachel Zegler's comments about the movie. Yeah. Which is a shame, because she's very talented. She's got a great voice. No way. Is she older? No, she's um, And she's like Hispanic, which is, everyone was like, why? Rachel Zegler. She's Polish. She's in the Hunger Games one. Oh, she's, okay, I thought she was like full Hispanic. No, she's Polish and Something. I'm not sure. Oh, okay. I have to Google. Oh yeah. She could make Snow White. Yeah. Like I thought it wasn't, but people were mad cause they're like, she should have snow white skin and dark. What's the, it's a German folklore, right? So they wanted, um, yeah. Someone of that descent to play, but it was just Disney trying to push, you know, the norm out of the norm with like they did with little mermaid. Yeah. I didn't mind a little mermaid. I thought it was fine. But I just got done watching, uh, the avatar, the way of water. Oh, that was so boring. Oh, it was so good. Wait, which, are you talking about avatar airbender people or avatar the blue people? Blue people. Okay, got it. But, I mean, it took almost a whole decade to make that movie. Yeah. And just the way the water and like, you know, they were using real water and everything. And then Disney was Disney. It was like, Oh, that would have passed. Like, but I watched avatar first. So my expectations were up here. For Disney's Little Mermaid and it was like here. Yeah, just the water scenes. So good But um, so yeah, Disney came out with Snow White and there was controversies right from the get go The guy who plays, I mean, he's a dwarf himself Game of, Game of Thrones guy. Peter Dinklage. Peter Dinklage. Dinkle, I forget what his, it's Peter Dgl gl. Okay. Um, he was like, no, you will not make a movie making fun of my people. How's that making fun of? That's what, yeah. So he made that statement. Got it. And Disney's like, oh yeah, we don't wanna piss him off. But then the other people, the other dwarves in that community, they were like, Hey, because they lost jobs over that. We need jobs. Like this is what we, this is what we're here for. Right. And like Peter Dinkle will not speak for all of us. He's not the president of the Yeah. No kidding. Right. So, Disney's like, alright, fine, we'll CGI the dwarves. And they CGI'd these dwarves to be like, it's a little obnoxious. How odd. They made these dwarves for the movie. How odd. But then Peter Dinklage, he got to be in Wicked, but he didn't play a munchkin, he played a goat. Oh. He just did the voice, yeah. He did the voice. But then everyone's all mad because he's kind of a hypocrite because he played the angry elf in the movie Elf with Will Ferrell. Oh, yeah. He played I know who you're talking about now. Yeah, he played the Game of Thrones character who was literally made fun of the entire time for being short. Yeah. And I'm like, he still took that paycheck. Yeah. I just, I don't understand celebrities when they They do a project and then years later they'll be like that was so offensive and I just want to be like well then give the project back. Like how did you, how else do you get your start then? Like you took it because that was what like you know gave you a role. It's like, it gave you like bite the hand that feed you. Is that the saying maybe kind of thing? Yeah, I guess maybe that's like short, short sighted because I don't have dwarfism. So I don't know how that goes, but with anything because, uh, the office, they had that episode with the two Asians and Steve Carell made the joke. He marked one of them because he didn't know which Asian he was talking to. Yeah. And then that girl just a couple of years ago, she was like, that was such an offensive episode. I wish I never did that before. Yeah. I wish I never did it. And people were like, well, you did it. And you took the paycheck. I also hear that like. It, the same thing happens to like white people from other cultures. Yep. If you are Eddie Red Korean or something, he was mad that, and you look at a bunch of white people, we all the same too. Or just white people? Yeah. Like, well, like even like, uh, white actors, you know, doing a role, then they regretting it. Mm-hmm That they took it. It's just like, it's, it's acting people. Yeah. It's not really, I don't want to say it's not that serious, because there are like, you know, serious things to it, but like, it's also just acting. It's a hot topic for sure, because like, I don't know what it's like, and, um, but at the same time, it's like, it's movie, it's entertainment, it's acting, I don't know. So, where that goes, I don't know. Yeah, yeah, totes. Totes. So, yeah, we'll see if Snow White fails or succeeds at the box office. I plan on taking my kids because I mean, I just want to hear her sing. Yeah, they have a soundtrack and I actually kind of like it. Is it out already? I think so. Does she sing? Yeah. Oh, she's a good singer. Come on. Didn't you ever hear her? I see the new Game of Thrones reboot. I've watched Game of Thrones. It's like a prequel. It was like Cap Is President Snow's life? Remember the guy with the blonde hair? Oh, yes, you're right, yes. That's not Game of Thrones, girl. That's Hunger Games. Hunger Games! Hunger Games, yeah. They're pretty much the same thing. Yeah, I also don't watch movies. I love movies. Really? I prefer a movie because it's a little shorter. Yeah, I generally can't invest the time. Oh, there's a Netflix documentary you should watch. Outside of Vinegar? Yes. Take Care of Maya. What's that about? Oh, that's sad. Did you watch it? No, but I heard about it. Yes, um, it's about a parents that are abused, uh, accused of child abuse. Oh. Because their daughter has what? Um, uh, I don't, oh, uh, dah, dah, dah, dah, pain syndrome. Pain syndrome? Complex. It's like an uncommon, like, uh, Complex. Uncommon health. Like complex pain, regional pain syndrome. Okay. Which is like what, like it affects your nervous system or? Yes. And it's, it causes like your skin to be very, very painful and like all over your body to be very, very painful. It's a chronic pain thing. And the parents finally got it and she was losing her ability to walk. Oh gosh. Her parents finally got treatment and the treatment was. An extreme amount of ketamine, like that's a lot of ketamine per day. And so anyway, they took her to the hospital because it flared up again and they kept her in the hospital for the like three months. Because and away from the parents, they took custody away from the parents because they thought they were abusing her. So I'll leave it at that. And how? In what way? By giving her that much ketamine. That's an overdose of ketamine. But that was the treatment? That was prescribed? Yes. Right. So how were they abusing her if that was the treatment that was prescribed? It's the whole movie, Sarah. Oh, okay. Got it! And then, yeah, it's super sad, but it's, it's a good, the mom had to sacrifice herself, basically. Oh my. Like, oh, shoot. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I don't want to ruin it. I don't know if I want to watch that. That was a spoiler. Kind of. That's like pretty sad for me. I don't know if I can handle that to be honest. I heard about it because it was like all over TikTok and I'm, so I'm just getting the gist of it, but I'm like, oh, I don't know. Kid stuff makes me cry and I generally don't watch it. She was a teen. 10. Was she 10? I thought she was 16. She was 10. She's 16 now. Oh, okay. Well, when the movie was filmed. Okay. But I was just like, oh. Wow. It's pretty sad. So along those same lines, I have recently discovered something health related that I feel could be me. Okay. So take this with a grain of salt because it's tick tock for one, but also because I just have self diagnosed myself with like hypochondria. Okay. Yeah. It's called MCAS. Oh yeah, my sister has it. She does? Yeah. I feel like I might have it. Explain. It's called Mast Cell Activation Syndrome. And I don't really know how to explain it that well because I haven't done as much research yet as I should have. But it's sort of like you are, your body is like in just a flare up of like Allergies. Yeah, allergies. It's like, it's like you're allergic to everything. My sister, you could take So you get like skin conditions, and Yeah, my sister, like you could draw on your You scan like this, like doing a tic tac toe, and then within minutes it would all be raised, and like, Oh my! Like, you can see exactly what you could write your name in her skin, and within minutes it would all, like, be raised and covered in hives. Mm hmm. Yeah. Yeah, and like, it comes with, like, GI issues, and, like, there's a big issue with, like, asthmatic things, and I'm just like, Oh! Is this, is this why I have so many problems? Like, is this why? Like, it's just like a hypersensitivity allergy to everything. Yeah. God. Cause I was talking to a friend of mine not that long ago and Calvin actually, I was mentioning this to Calvin too and he's like, you're crazy. But frequently over the years when I exercise. I get hives on my legs and it doesn't like it's happened when I'm wearing jeans. When I'm just like, we'd go on a long walk and I'm wearing jeans. It's happened like when I'm wearing shorts, it's happened when I'm wearing leggings. So like at first I thought maybe it was just like a, an issue with certain fabrics or something. But over the years it's like just randomly happened all the time. And so then I'm like, huh, that's strange. And then I have a bunch of GI issues with like foods, drinks. Random things, sometimes, like, who knows? I have, like, pretty severe, like, allergic reactions, like, asthmatically. Honestly, unknown things a lot of times. And, just, like, other allergies. I feel like you need to go to, like, The doctors, where they just sit down and study you and you're just patched up everywhere. And like, one of the things I was, when I was watching people's stuff talk about it, they're like, Yeah, when I get out of the shower, my whole body is just like beet red. And like, it will take like, sometimes hours, hour or whatever to go away. And I'm like, me too. And like, if I just touch myself on my face or whatever for, or on my chest or something for a while. I just get, like, super red and, like, So, what's the cure for it? I have no idea. That's as far as I got. Uh, she is on a treatment plan. I believe it's, like, injections that she takes every week. Don't quote me on this. Kayla, if you're listening, reach out to Sarah. Um, but, yeah. She's just got diagnosed like two years ago, and I know she had to go through multiple testing, multiple medications, like this worked, this didn't work, um, stuff like that until she got to the right one. So you see, and I would never put that much effort in, but I do want to know if that's what it is. I just would never like spend the money to treat it. Sorry. I wouldn't. My health. Like it took me, like, so I've always had the asthma problem and it took me until I was pregnant with Gus. So 22 to like go and be like, Hey, I think I have asthma. You should give me an inhaler. Cause sometimes I almost die and they're like, Oh, okay, let's do an asthma test. And I'm like, yeah, probably. Yeah. Yeah. You got in pretty severe allergies. And I was like, yeah, I do. And then what do you do? And then I got an inhaler. Okay. Yeah. So, yeah. That's all. Nice. I just saw that and I was like, whoa! That's me! Yeah, this maybe, like, is the whole, like, describes everything that I've ever experienced in my whole entire life. Wow. I've seen you react to, like, Mushu. Like instantaneously instantly like that it makes a lot of sense. Yeah, I think just like even like you touched your eye that one day I don't think I even petted him. I think you petted him. Yeah, and then we touched fingers Yeah, and then I touched my eye and my whole right side of my face my eye my like nose everything was just like swollen and red and like Yeah, yeah. Like, I didn't even have to be the one to touch him. I just, like, touched you, who had touched him. And, like, had a reaction. Yeah. So, Calvin had to drive Moshu to Oh, he said 10. by the way. Um, that was pretty close. Um, cause I'm trying to get Mushu kind of regular baths every month cause you're not supposed to do a bath on a dog like every single day cause it's bad for their skin. So they say like once a month or maybe twice a month that's pushing it. So, um, I felt like when I gave Mushu a bath, it kind of helped clear my youngest son's skin a little bit, but he's got a dermatology appointment this week. So I'm really excited to see and curious what they're going to. What they're going to say. Has he been allergy tested? Mm mm. Mm. That might be something to look into. Although it's really hard because he's so little. Yeah. Um, if they were to do like a skin test, haven't having them sit still for long enough to actually, I just went through an allergist with Anders. Um, because he has so much runny nose, frequent sinuses. Um, and so they wanted him to see an allergist. Um, there is one in Decorah and we got in within a month and they did skin testing on the very first appointment on his back and he was able to sit. Okay. And Oh yeah. Okay, good. Did he flare up really bad? No. Good. Nope. So what do they think then? Uh, they don't think he's allergic to anything. Oh, nice. So that's not what's causing his inflammation. Yes. Yeah. So, yeah, that's, that's where we're at. If you're interested in allergy and, you know, like to get in that soon. And it was just a phenomenal experience. Cause usually they don't do skin testing on the same day. Right. Yeah. So. I don't know why that is. I feel like allergies are something that can be so severe and it takes like 85, 000 years to get anything accomplished in the medical field. Yeah. Very frustrating. And that's why I wanted to say something cause it was very quick, very efficient. We were very pleased with our experience. Thanks. I'd like to take an allergy test too. Yeah, I had a blood test for a lot of mine and I've heard that that's not as accurate. And so I'm like, oh, maybe I should have a skin test. But also that's like one of those things where I'm not going to spend time to do that. Sarah. If I get to a point where I have like anaphylaxis. but you know. I mean, sometimes it really is. If I get to the point where I have anaphylaxis, then that's just, Jesus take me home, you know. I don't know. It's what we are. Alright. That'd be an awful way to go Axis. And you would not approve at Bobs Burger's. What would you show? Episode Where? I can't afford to spend like 500, yeah.$500 on a fricking EpiPen that it's gonna expire in like three months and have to buy another$500. EpiPen? Mm-hmm Um, like I can't, I'll just dive. I just don't have 500 to spend on EpiPen. I'm sorry. Like I just don't. Well, I feel like I'm reversing my dry mouth thing with what? I think just regular exercise and diet. Nice. Cause you said that like more, the fat tongue thing, the fat tongue, when you gain weight, that weight will go in your tongue. And when I saw an ENT, he mentioned, he's like, your tongue is really fat. Thanks. I didn't realize, but like, yeah, when I was sleeping, I guess, like, you know, It blocks your airway. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know if you've ever heard her snore. I probably haven't, but I have. We slept in a hotel room together. Yes. Oh, yeah. But I feel like it, I didn't hear you snore. No, I didn't either. But I think I was sleeping when I was like, you know, mindful. I'm trying to be like very mindful. Or on your side. Yeah. Got it. I was like, God. You look like a princess. You didn't hear me snore either, right? Okay. Good. I don't remember anything about anyone snoring. Yeah. So, um, but I would wake up, I think like for like three months, I'd wake up, my mouth was like so dry, like just all night and I just like the driest, like the driest. Yeah. And it's like, just drink some water. And I'm like, no, I cannot be waking up like this. Like there's something wrong with me. But then like, um, I've been really trying to, my diet, like just really being mindful of what I'm eating, um, doing a lot more cardio. So even just like walking, but, um, I've been waking up and my mouth has been completely shut. Good. I'm moist. Do you mouth tape? I've heard that that's really successful. I'm too scared. I'm afraid I literally won't wake up. Cause sometimes my nose, like, will be clogged on one side. Oh shoot. Oh my gosh. I tried a Breathe Right strip the other night. They're wonderful. I was having like an allergy issue, and so like my sinuses were just really inflamed. And so I was stuffy, obviously. And Calvin put a Breathe Right strip on me, and I was like, Oh! Really? I have to wear these like during the day. I've never heard of, I don't know what they, it just like opens up your sinus cavities. It's literally like a band aid for your nose. I've seen that magnet thing that people do. I bought it. Yeah. What do you think of it? Do you get scared that you're going to lose the magnets inside your body? I sure would. No. Me too. It would just fall up inside there, inside your brain. No, I think you put like a, like a metal tape and then you put the magnet on. Yeah, I think it's all outside. Yeah, all, not inside. Oh, I thought you put the magnets on the inside and then it like magnetizes them. Oh, God. Nope, I tried everything. I did, I like the breathe strips, but like when I wash my face, moisturizer. Yeah. I really have to make sure not to put moisturizer on my nose because it won't stick. Mm hmm. I did have some peeling problems. Mm hmm. Yeah. And so I did that for a minute and I was like, huh, let me try a magnet. So I tried the magnet. It's just kind of annoying because I could just see it. And then I tried the inside, the plastic nose. You can see it, weren't you sleeping? I know, but like you can just You can see it in the peripheral, like I can see my nose right in the peripheral. Because I doom scroll before I sleep. Oh, I see. And I'm just like, ugh, that's annoying. That's really bad for your brain. Doom scrolling? I know. It's like the blue light thing or whatever. Yeah. Yeah, I did that too, but I fall asleep to it.'cause Nick will like, he'll come in the room and like a TikTok will be going off and he's like, just rolls his eyes, He's like, there's count. Oh, that's funny. There's so many times I just fall asleep with my phone just running Yeah. Gosh. And then I did the plastic nose ring or like the little insert that's on the bottom. Mm-hmm Oh, I just could feel it all night. Yeah. And then I tried them. The mouth guard where it like opens up your mouth a little bit. Mm-hmm Mm-hmm I felt like a fricking hockey player. Yeah. And I'm like, I, I think I'm just doomed for the rest of my life. But it's all about weight loss apparently. I guess. Yeah. I definitely, tongue exercises. I definitely feel that because I do feel like my tongue has gotten fatter. Yeah. As I've gotten better. Yeah. Yeah, I know. Um, I think I've said this before that I have sleep apnea and that I've had a sleep study and I've been diagnosed. Mm hmm. Shut up. But I don't use it anymore because Give it to me. I'm at a lower You're at a lower weight so it doesn't affect you as much. Yes, it doesn't affect me as much. Right. But like when I was pregnant, oh yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It just adds, it just compounds to your tiredness all the time. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And I'm like, I know I'm a mom and I should be tired, but I'm like Like at noon, I'm like zonk it out on the couch. Mm hmm, and I'm like, I cannot keep doing this Yeah, also wake up so early Well, this is when they were waking up early and I'm like I was used to it But I'm like I shouldn't be tired at like noon. Do you nap with the kids? sometimes every day I used to every day when Gus was a little we'd Nap together. Yeah, cuz he would contact nap too. So napping Napping is, um, my hobby. I'm serious, I do it every day for hours a day. Do you have narcolepsy? Yeah, but you I was tested and no, I don't. Yours is so different because you have, you sleep on such a different schedule, so like it makes sense to me that you would nap every day. But like for regular people who just work a normal schedule, who live their life by a normal schedule, in terms of sleep and stuff, I don't think that it's normal for someone to nap for hours a day and then be able to go to sleep and sleep all night. I don't feel like that's good. Potentially, yeah. I could see that. I think there's something wrong there. Like if you're saying power nap and you're like, I get 15, 20, 30 minutes power nap every day. That would just fuck me up. Me too. I'm like, if I'm going to sleep, I'm sleeping. So could you, um, like just sit, you know, sit back in your chair and just close your eyes and be out for like a good 10 minutes and then wake up? Uh, I can sleep anywhere that's semi comfortable. Um, will I wake up and be productive? I'd probably be pretty sluggish. Yeah. Cause I, 15 minutes, but like if I sleep for a good hour or an a half, a full sleep cycle, AKA. Yeah. Usually a full sleep cycles anywhere from, um, what was it? I think 45 to 90 minutes I think is like the normal range for the sleep cycle. Yeah. So when I take a nap, I set a timer for 90 minutes for an hour and a half because I'm like, I know my sleep cycle is that long. I do like a half hour. If anything, but um, my dad, I don't know if it's a farmer thing or what, but he would wake up at like 3 a. m. Do his chores, you know, and then eat breakfast at 7 and then go out there and take a nap at noon. So like every day at 12, he would just lay on the floor. Yep, and he would literally just cross his arms and just a good 10 15 minutes. Would he lay on the floor too? Yes. And he would, he would do this and he'd put his fingers in his ears, his thumbs in his ears, so that would block all the noise and then he'd just take a nap. For like what, 15 minutes? Yeah. There's something that is supposedly said about like sleeping, taking your naps in uncomfortable areas. So like, instead of sleeping in your bed or on the couch, you sleep on the floor. So that way your body isn't so comfortable that you like have a hard time waking up. Right. And he always slept on the floor in the same spot. Mm hmm. And I remember he came to my apartment cause he had to have hand surgery and he's like, I just need a five minutes. And I just literally watched him on the couch. He just literally just crossed his arms, shut his eyes and put his head down. And he was out for, I'm like, I timed it. And then he was like, all right, time to go. Surgery center. And I'm like, it's weird. But he, yeah, he always said that. But like, there's always like weird sleep habits too. Cause I remember I loved eating in bed. And Nick would always look at me and he's like, you know, you're not supposed to do that. You're not supposed to do anything in bed except sleep. Yeah. Because it messes up your mind's like, relationship with your bed. Yep. Because like, the minute you lay in your bed, your mind will be like, oh, you need to eat something. Mm hmm. You should get something to eat. Mm hmm. So. I knew someone who like worked in their bed, like worked from home from their bed. And I was like, you shouldn't do that because now every time you get in bed, your mind's going to be in work mode instead of being in sleep mode. It's like when you get in bed, you're supposed to be ready for sleep, not for watching TV or eating or, I mean, like activities are different, I suppose, but like adult ic. Yeah. But like, but you know, like eating, sleeping, working, all separate activities, you shouldn't do them all in the same spot. Sleep is just weird because why do we sleep? To reset our bodies. It's a weird thing. Like I'm going to be on crutches for the next, it feels so good. I know, but like, I'm craving a nap right now. I know, I love to sleep. I do. I had a hard time do a study where like they kept like so many people awake just to see what would happen to their body? And people go crazy. Yeah. You go actually insane. That's like, I think you start seeing things. It's a torture. That's the time, yeah, that's the time when your mind and your body like resets. So like that's, it like heals itself during that time, you know? Like that's when, what is it, um, your, your cells and stuff regenerate while you're sleeping. Like that's, it's regeneration time. Maybe, because I remember Kylie Jenner said she would eat frozen grapes because it would burn calories in her sleep. Really? Okay. I've never heard of such a thing. The longest documented time a person has stayed awake is 11 days and 25 minutes. Oh! Set by Randy Gardner in 1963 during a sleep deprivation experiment. Which, like, why? What happened to him? He was 17. Did he have permanent brain damage? Because I slept for 14 hours and 46 minutes afterwards. It's not even that long. Was he normal after? I don't know. Uh, the Guinness Book of World Records stopped accepting submissions for this type of record due to the dangers associated with sleep deprivation. Uh huh. Uh huh. Definitely. Poor kid. I hope he was financially compensated. I know, I was just going to say, I hope he made a lot of money from that. Probably nothing. Because it was, what, the 60s? Probably just like 25 cents for a pop. Go get yourself a pop. You're so weird that you say pop. You're so weird that you say soda. This is the Midwest. Is that what you do? You say pop in the Midwest? What do you call a water fountain? Drinking fountain. Some people call it a bubbler. Oh, that's cute. A bubbler. Yeah. In Wisconsin. Wisconsin. Interesting. Calvin's dad calls all of them cola or a coke. Can I get a, can I get a cola? Hey guy, can I get a cola? He also calls everybody guy. Hey guy, can I get a cola? Oh my gosh. What if he wants a root beer? He doesn't, I don't think. Can I get a, I need a cola, that's what he says, I need a cola. Isn't he in the Midwest? He's from Minnesota. Minnesota? Yeah, so I think that's probably why. Yeah. Pretty funny. This has been an interesting episode. A lot of topics covered in this episode. Yeah. We just ran with it. From women craziness to sleep craziness, movie craziness. This is a good episode. Music craziness. Yeah. Sarah's um, if anyone can diagnose Sarah. Yeah, if anyone can tell me like a really easy way to diagnose myself or to be diagnosed, that'd be great. Yeah. Or pay for me to be diagnosed. There we go. Sponsor Sarah. Sponsor me! Test me however you want. As long as it's free. Alright, well, on that note, this has been Calissa, Hannah, and Sarah. Bye!