Coffee Talk With The Cajun Mamas

Two Moms Test Their Friendship With Ridiculous, Heartfelt Questions

• Chris Logan Media • Season 3 • Episode 28

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Need a laugh you can feel in your ribs and a moment that reminds you why your best friend is your best friend? We poured a fresh cup and pulled out a stack of offbeat questions that went from ridiculous to revealing in seconds—memory resets, “Otis” nicknames, zebra vibes, and the unglamorous truth about vintage sofas that look stunning and sit like stone.

We start by testing how we’d bring each other back from a total memory wipe—what one sentence could unlock an entire friendship? From there, the conversation zigzags through life’s little hazards (yes, texting while driving, and yes, we call each other out), the emojis that nail our personalities, and the spirit animals that say more than a résumé ever could. One of us is a confident zebra who lights up a room; the other is a plush Persian cat who owns the room. We talk about jars we can’t toss because sourdough starter needs a home, messy makeup drawers thanks to tiny hands, and why an old Volkswagen van holds more charm than anything new off the lot.

Our favorite thread is the ritual of hotel-window people watching. It’s our pressure release valve: coffee in hand, stories spinning, and a view that turns strangers into characters. Those giggle fits around 8:15 pm? That’s the daily reset, the moment we trade exhaustion for joy. Along the way, we celebrate our sponsor, Hal the Cajun Lady Accent, whose seasonings, seafood butter dips, and merch make perfect gifts and easy weeknight wins—especially that Mexican fiesta blend for taco night.

If you crave real talk about friendship, motherhood, and the everyday magic of small traditions, hit play and laugh with us. Then share this with your bestie and tell us: what’s the one emoji that sums them up? Subscribe, leave a review, and drop your answer so we can shout you out next time.

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Well, I wanna be I wanna be a good little Christian girl and tell you that.

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I want you to be honest. I don't, you know. Okay, you can tell me I love Jesus.

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I'm gonna say, yeah, obviously I'm gonna I would tell you that you love Jesus, but then you'd be like, who's Jesus? And I'd be like, oh, what do you mean? Okay.

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Welcome to Coffee Talk with the Cajun Mamas. Grab a cup of coffee, settle in, and let's dive into real conversations about life, motherhood, and a little inspiration to brighten your day.

SPEAKER_01:

Welcome to Coffee Talk with the Cajun Mamas. We got a very interesting episode up for you, Todari.

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Yeah, a fun one. We're gonna cut up a little bit.

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Imagine that. Our favorite thing to do.

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Let's get started by thanking our official sponsor for the podcast this month, Hal, the Cajun Lady Accent. Our friend Hal, that's gonna be your go-to when you want to cook something Cajun. She got all the recipes and the videos to go along with it, and the seasonings to use with the videos with the recipes to go along with it.

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But not just seasonings, she's got like liquid seafood balls, she's got cracker mixes, the chili mix, spaghetti mix. Oh, yeah. She's got it all.

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She does. And for crawfish and seafood time, she has liquid butter dips, seafood ball butters to dip your crab meat in it.

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I'll tell you that, you know, it's not just for seafood, that butter. You could put that in your vegetables. Oh, yeah. So, like, you know, your green beans, whatever. If you want to be really bad and you go to the pizza place and you need something, like you get you got your pizza and you want to dip like garlic braids in there? Crux? Yeah, listen. I don't want to be a big girl, yeah. This fluff just didn't come just on me, no.

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All right.

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What you got? You had an idea. Did it come through though? Not yet.

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Okay.

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Maybe you could airdrop it. You want to try to airdrop?

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I could try to airdrop it.

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Okay.

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Okay, so we are going to be asking each other best friend off beat questions today. So, not not anything we've actually discussed. That's what I'm nervous about. Like, what if it's So you just gotta come up with it?

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What if it's a like, I don't know, about a a very is it like personal questions? No, it's funny stuff. It's funny stuff, okay.

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Yeah, okay.

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Yeah, that that worked.

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Okay, good. So okay. All right, so I'm gonna start out. All right, all right, and this is the type of questions it is. And if we don't like the question, we don't have to ask. Can we pass? You can pass only one time.

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One pass.

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Yeah, only you have one pass, okay? If I forgot everything tomorrow, what's the first thing you tell me about myself? Oh. If I forgot everything I know. Oh, okay. What's the first thing you would tell me about myself? Like 51st dates.

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Yeah, like 50 first. That's exactly what I just thought of. Like, you don't even know who you are.

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No. What would you tell me about myself?

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Oh.

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That might spark. Spark a memory. Spark a memory for me.

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Well, I wanna be, I wanna be a good little Christian girl and tell you that. I want you to be honest.

SPEAKER_01:

I don't, you know, you can tell me I love Jesus.

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I'm gonna say, yeah, obviously I'm gonna I would tell you that you love Jesus, but then you'd be like, who's Jesus? And I'd be like, oh, what do you mean? Okay, no. Um, I would tell you you're my best friend. That's for I've Don't you know me? Don't you know me? I'm your best friend. You're my best friend, and I feel like everything would come back. You see, all the frolicking we've done, all the thrifting adventures, all the goodwill trips would just come back.

SPEAKER_01:

Well, you just would have to do that.

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I would might have to take you to a Goodwill or New York, or just fly to New York.

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It's flying to New York. Let's do that. And we'll and we'll do that, yeah.

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Don't worry about your kids or none of that. I just want you to remember that you're my best friend. That's right.

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That's right. Okay. Okay, my turn. Your turn. Ask me this question.

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Oh, okay. If if I if I randomly got arrested, what would you guess the reason would be? Like if I called you, Sarah, I'm in jail. I need you to come get me. Why would I have gotten be in jail?

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Because you was texting or talking on your phone when you weren't supposed to be.

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You're right. I do text when I drive and I should not.

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Yeah. Or making a video.

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Yeah, but that's okay, I feel like. Because I'm really watching the road. It's just I'm holding it out like this or something, you know, and I'm watching the road.

SPEAKER_01:

And you're a bad influence because I do it now too. And I think to myself, don't blame me for your bad choices. And my kids say, Texts cause wrecks. Texts cause wrecks, yeah. And then I say, Oh, yeah, they do. Okay, put it down.

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Yeah, you're much better at that than I am. I really should not do that.

SPEAKER_01:

But uh I just don't know how, you know, like I I think we live in a world where I feel like everybody wants an answer right now. I know, but really it's okay.

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It is okay.

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They can't be honest.

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I just yeah, I don't like having that red little number, like the unread number.

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I don't like having no, I don't like that either. Uh okay, so you asked me the arrest one.

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Yeah.

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Okay, what's a nickname you secretly have always wanted to call me?

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Oh.

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Or just think of one now. Yeah, because I don't you know how we would tell, oh my God. So I saw I saw this uh reel last night and I sent it to her, and I was like, sometimes though, we like um I you know, with your best friend, you a certain type of way, and I showed it to Chase, and he said, now that's messed up. He said, I told you ugly. That's ugly, you know. But you know, like you go places and like you don't know the person's name, so you have to make up a nickname for them, and it's not always nice.

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Or like okay, Rita with the big hair, or like you know, uh Cindy with the lipstick on her teeth.

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Like, yeah, stuff like that. Yeah. So he was that is so messed up, Sarah. That is not of the Lord, and I'm like, yeah, I know it's not of the Lord, but I don't know that lady's name, or that old lady. That old lady that dropped the bonnet bomb in the bathroom. So, anyway, you know that we don't know, but we know who we talk about.

SPEAKER_02:

Okay, so in that respect, I don't know about a nickname for you. Uh we used to call you Otis whenever you would get a little too tipsy and loud. Otis would come out, but I didn't know.

SPEAKER_01:

My husband still calls me Otis.

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You have not been Otis. No, I haven't.

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If I drink two beers and I start just just giggling a little bit, it's all right, Otis.

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No, that's unfair. You haven't. That was the OU. Like I feel like Otis went to sleep. Otis went to bed.

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Yeah.

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Yeah. Which I'm not sad about because sometimes I'd be like, okay, time to go.

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Oh, I called you old curly head. Yo, curly head. If that would be like, you know, that old curly headed one, that's always weird. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

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That would be what you would call me. That would be that old curly head.

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I call one for you. Yeah. Okay, well, I guess I don't want one, Otis. No. We'll just go for that one.

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I don't know. I'm not good. I really don't think in that way. So I'm not, I don't have a good answer for that one.

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Okay. You better than me. All right, let's go. Next. Okay. Next.

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Oh my lord. This could be bad. What animal gives the same vibe as me?

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Oh, I know, a zebra. What the you confident and you stand out, okay? Oh, I like that. Yeah, majestic in a way, you know? Like a zebra.

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A zebra is a glorified donkey, is what I think. No, come on, like a horse, huh? A striped horse?

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I never thought of a zebra as a donkey.

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Okay.

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Ever.

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Okay.

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I think a zebra is a majestic animal. It's very beautiful. Okay. Okay. I'll take it. It's very beautiful, noticeable when you walk into a room. I think a zebra's confident.

SPEAKER_02:

Well, you just talked me into it.

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Okay.

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You just completely talked me into it.

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See, you were all worried at what I was going to say, huh? What did you think I was going to say?

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Hmm.

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I don't know. Some kind of bird. Flamingo would have been second.

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That's exactly three. I was like, she's going to say I'm a long-necked flamingo or something like that.

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No, but you got a zebra. But clearly, as your watch says I might have should have gone for a cheetah. Who knows?

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Oh, no. Well, just put this on today. I figured it was a mode. Yeah, I noticed. I noticed. Well, I'm trying to think of one for you because I love that question, though.

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Yeah, what's a nickname? Oh no. No.

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The kitty cat. No. A kitty cat, except me.

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What animal gives off the same vibe as me? Yeah, answer that.

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I know you don't like cats, but I just feel like you're just like a sassy um like Garfield, huh? Yeah, but but like a Persian, like a nice cat. Oh but a big fluffy, just like I do, I run this house and I do what I want. Like, and I'm doing like this, like the cat. Yeah, like the cat would do that.

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I see the cat doing that.

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Yes.

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Yes.

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Yeah.

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My Aunt Susie would always say that if ever I have to come back and I'm reincarnate, reincarnated, I'm gonna be a cat so I can lay down all day.

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I can just lay all day if I want to, watch murder shows. And like if I feel like messing with you, it you feel blessed today because you get to pet me. Oh, you can't. If not, claws. That is some days it's like get out of here. Yeah, get out of here.

SPEAKER_01:

I think you're right.

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That that is you could be nice, you could be very nice and come climb up in my lap and I can we can pet. Or don't touch me, claws.

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Yeah. I think you're right. I think you hit the nail on the head with that one. That you hit the nail on the head with that one for sure. Okay. If I told you I just bought something crazy, what would you guess it is?

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Okay. Something crazy. Some kind of old gadget, like some kind of old antique something.

SPEAKER_01:

It gotta be crazy though. Not just something I buy on the regular.

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I know. I don't know. I was kind of shocked when you bought all that old furniture. That ain't that vintage furniture that's not even really comfortable. No. But it's cute.

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It's super cute in the space I have. Yeah. But I ain't sitting on that. Uh-uh. Sit in Chase's big nice chair. And the kids. The kids, well. They stay in there. I'd rather sit on the floor. You'd rather sit on the floor. I'd rather sit on the floor than sit on that old stuff. Because it's hard. Like, you know, when you sit on a sofa, you really want to sit so well, it's too, it's like forces you to sit up straight.

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It's not enough lean to it. But it's good for them to lay on, though. Like if they lay down on it. They do they lay down? No, they don't lay down.

SPEAKER_01:

Oh, they do. Oh, yeah, Isla does.

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I don't know what specifically you would get, but I know it would be something vintage. Because you wouldn't spend money, a lot of money on something new. I don't think.

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No. Uh-uh. There's very few things that you do spend money on. If I had a lot of money. I'll tell you what I'd spend it on. Maybe what it would be. An old Volkswagen van. Oh put around in. Yeah, with all my kids and they fit and nobody cares if they strapped a knot. Oh no, because you're lucky if you have seats.

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They don't sit in there at all.

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It's a van.

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Yeah.

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Or a station wagon.

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I like that. Okay. What's one emoji that perfectly represents that re perfectly represents me perfectly? Well, that was a double sentence. Okay. What emoji?

SPEAKER_01:

There's no curly headed emojis. There's no curly headed emojis. But and this is so lame, but the one that I'm thinking of is just the one with the little heart. Oh the love. Oh the love. Look at me. You know, oh, caring. It's like caring and loving. And she's really nice.

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Mm-hmm.

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Except whenever she's spicy, sometimes.

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Sometimes I get a little feisty and you like co-op.

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Yeah. But it's surprising because she's usually the little heart emoji. Let me show you yours. Oh my God. I am so kind of worried about this. It ain't that bad. Where she's sweet, I'm spicy almost all the time. Ah, so me. Yeah. It's the eye roll. The rolling eye on the room. The eye roll emoji. That's so you. Yeah, that is me. Yeah. Loving and me, I'm like, give me a break. Give me a break, yes. I love that. Okay. Um, okay. Okay, if you had to sum up our friendship in one moment.

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Oh my god.

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Which one would you choose?

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There's so many. Oh. God, there are so many that's coming to my head right now. Yeah. Okay. One of my favorite moments, then this oh my god, there's so many. Um when we went to Austin for leadership retreat. Oh gosh, okay. Yeah. We were sitting in our hotel room at the window, drinking coffee, people watching.

SPEAKER_01:

Oh, that was so fun.

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And I can think of other times we've done that, like on our trips, but like that was the first time we got to do that. And that like core memory.

SPEAKER_01:

Like, uh, we just just and chit chatting and laughing about nothing, making up stories and no, that wasn't the first time. Was it? Remember, we did it whenever we went to Washington, DC, when we went to Palooza, and we sat at that window and watched everybody cross the street, go to them family. Palooza was first. Yeah.

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Yeah. Okay. Was it first?

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And then I had brother. I was pregnant for brother in Austin.

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In Austin. Okay. That's what I was talking about.

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Austin was funny. Yeah. Probably the funniest way. But just many times we've people watched out of a hotel window.

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It's hard to pick just one.

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And we always that's why we always want a good view because then we can really make up stories. Yeah. Last time we went to New York, we had no view view. Except for we could see inside the hotel.

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Yeah.

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And I don't know if I wanted to look too much.

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We were trying to figure out what there was some like a light show going on. And we were like, is that a like, are they partying or is that a light fixture? A chandelier? We couldn't tell. We probably didn't want to know.

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And then, yeah, we've seen lots of things out of a hotel window. That's good. I would say some of my favorite times with you is whenever we say something really funny, stupid, and then we just build on it. Oh, build and build and build and build, and we're like laughing and peeing, and like it's so funny. Yes. But so, like, like last week when we went to um or a couple weeks ago when we went to Beauregard and they had that missing sock laundry place. And I was like, Miss and Sock. And while we're just building up on this, and it was so ridiculous. Yeah. You know, only us, we like falling down, laughing, crying. No, for no reason. That's that sums up our friendship to us because it's like nobody else would be laughing at this but us.

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It's not even funny. No, not even. But just me and you, everything's funny. When we get sick, like I always say, Ma Brynn, every night around 8 15, she gets the sillies and the giggles. And her daddy's like, bruh, every night, like we're trying to go to sleep, whatever. But she just gets everything is so funny. And I'm like, that's how we are sometimes.

SPEAKER_01:

We just kind of delirious.

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Deliriously laughing at everything. Like, that's why we get comments from people saying we on like gummies and stuff. I'm like, or drunk. Like, what's in y'all's coffee cups? I'm like, nothing. We just silly.

SPEAKER_01:

We just, yeah. I guess we so sleep deprived at this point in our life in our minds, they just completely go kaput at some points of the day.

SPEAKER_02:

Well, you know, being a mama and a business owner, and we have to be like on and focused so much. That's our way of like release, I feel like. Yes. We release when we together and no kids, especially when we have kids around us. At an event or in the car. Yeah. It's a release. And we just our brains are go on vacation for a minute.

SPEAKER_01:

Yes. We kind of just forget where we are, and then we can finally just kind of laugh at all the stupid things.

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Yeah.

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That we and sometimes I'll be like, I'll see someone be like, oh man, we would be going crazy right now. But can't. Can't. We gotta be real. Okay, I think we have a question. I think oh, okay. I had the last question. Okay. Yeah. Is that let's see, wait.

SPEAKER_02:

Oh, okay. This might be the last maybe not. Okay. If someone needed proof I'm not normal, what story would you tell first? Well, I feel like the question should be if someone needed proof that I am normal.

SPEAKER_01:

No, that I'm not normal normal normal normal normal normal. If you needed proof that you're not normal, um, I would bring them and show them your Tupperware collection and like all the random stuff you keep for no reason.

SPEAKER_02:

I don't know what you mean. I just gave my mama those praline tins because I wanted them out the house. Can you believe I did that?

SPEAKER_01:

I can't.

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Now, whenever she passes, I'm gonna have to go through it and they're gonna end up back at my house. Yes. But yeah, it's stuff like that.

SPEAKER_01:

I can't think that you keep a lot of stuff. I do like a lot of jars.

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Oh, I can't throw a jar away. Yeah. I just got this really nice spaghetti sauce jar with a with a wide mouth, and I couldn't throw it away because I could stir my stout my starter in my sourdough starter in the store.

SPEAKER_01:

But how many do you need? How many?

SPEAKER_02:

That's subject to opinion. Exactly. So that is what I would show people. Show people. Okay, fine. I would show them your dirty makeup drawer. So dirty, yes. Yes, partially not your fault because Roz goes in there with a brush and just goes.

SPEAKER_01:

Because I do, and I have cleaned it on live before. But she does. She'll come through it and but then I really just don't even care about some of those colors because I don't use them all. So and that's the first one shoes. Go for the the bright ones. Yeah. Yeah.

SPEAKER_02:

The green. The dirty makeup drawer.

SPEAKER_01:

You got me.

SPEAKER_02:

But you know what? There's probably more a lot of people out there saying my makeup's dirty right now. So how really normal is that? I think you're probably pretty normal.

SPEAKER_01:

Well, let's just say when we have an event, we bring Koa's makeup.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah, my palettes are clean and white.

SPEAKER_01:

Her palettes are always clean and white.

SPEAKER_02:

Okay. I there is one more question. Did you have one more? I have one more. Okay. I have one more. And then we can do that. This might be the same thing. Okay. About the children. Okay. I don't know.

SPEAKER_01:

Okay, if I invited you over and said bring gloves, what would you assume we'd be doing?

SPEAKER_02:

Bring gloves.

SPEAKER_01:

And it's me, so I don't know.

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Nothing's coming to my mind. I mean, we're not very crafty like, you know, making things uh right now, which we passed that point, but I would think like painting pumpkins or something. But not really. I don't know.

SPEAKER_01:

I feel like we'd be uh no, maybe cleaning maybe cleaning something.

SPEAKER_02:

Cleaning something.

SPEAKER_01:

Yeah. Like my blinds or something. Oh, that's boring. I know. I wish it would be like cleaning some uh like cleaning a deer or like some meat. Like we'd be putting some meat away. Oh yeah, yeah. Bring some gloves. That would be nice. Yeah, we put in away a lot of ground meat.

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Yeah.

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Uh like, you know, some steaks or something.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah. Or uh even cleaning corn or something would be nice. Yeah. But you wouldn't really need gloves for that.

SPEAKER_01:

I don't really need gloves for that.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah. Okay, one more. If someone had to take a test on how to be my best friend, what's the first lesson?

SPEAKER_01:

Oh gosh. Um gosh, I don't know. I just feel like you better know how to make salad though. But that's not the first lesson. That not the first lesson.

SPEAKER_02:

What about like how to I would say how to thrift or how to how to thrift shop or something, but there's really no Yeah, but I feel like if you wanna if you this is how I got in.

SPEAKER_01:

Okay. How you got in. Hansen.

SPEAKER_02:

Oh, okay.

SPEAKER_01:

Okay. You rush up on some old Back Street Boys, Hansen in Sync. You know, that's the first, that's the, that's the lady in the the that's the gate. Gateway to Best Friendville. Yes. Get her that way, okay? And then you could kind of feel her out, but as far as, you know, she likes bread, she likes to eat. And we both like to eat, so that's good. Pastries, coffee.

SPEAKER_02:

Coffee. Bring me some coffee. Yeah. Yeah. That's good. Yeah. All the similar things. That's why we get along so well.

SPEAKER_01:

That's why we get along. That's why we get along.

SPEAKER_02:

Well, listen, y'all use some of these questions and ask your best, you and your best friend have a little session like this. Oh, yeah, because this was fun. Yeah. This was fun.

SPEAKER_01:

Not getting we normally ever have done. I like that.

SPEAKER_02:

Really fun. Yeah. Y'all, y'all take this to your house and and y'all's friends and y'all have fun with it too. And thanks for listening. All right, let's close out by thanking uh Hal, the Cajun Lady Accent, for being our official sponsor for November. Hal has a whole line of seasonings, including Creole, Zotico, Cajun Waltz, Blacken Dat, Spicy Cajun two-step, and her Mexican fiesta, which is so good on taco meat. I eat that at least once a week. Um, she even has dry dip mixes, a spaghetti mix, a Cajun chili mix, some seafood butter dips, like ball, uh yeah, said that right. Seafood butter ball dip. She has duh dip, which is like already pre-mixed for your crawfish and your seafood. And some chicken tenders. Oh, yeah, meats. And dip too. You're right. Yeah, you can dip. Um, and she's got a whole line of shirts and hats and stuff. Y'all go to how the CajunLadyaccent.com and see everything she's got. Really some good Christmas gift ideas, I feel like. And it's that time. Unique things too. Like, imagine even for teacher gifts and stuff, like getting a little seasoning bundle, give that fit to your teacher friends. And even if you're not in Louisiana, imagine how special, like northern states people, you know, I'm gonna be talking to y'all too. Um, oh, a Cajun seasoning, like they're gonna go crazy over that. Yeah, add some flavor to their life, you know?

SPEAKER_01:

Yes, y'all need some flavor. Y'all need some flavor. Y'all go to how the Cajun Ladyaccent.com and don't forget to subscribe to subscribe with the email address on her website to stay up to date on any sales special she's got going on.

SPEAKER_02:

Yes, thank you, Hal, for being our friend and our and our sponsor of our podcast. And we'll see all of y'all next time.

SPEAKER_00:

Thanks for joining us on Coffee Talk with the Cajun Mamas. We hope you enjoyed your cup of coffee and our chat. Don't forget to subscribe and share with your friends. Until next time, keep the coffee brewing and the conversation flowing.