we are NOT the SAME
We Are Not the Same: Join our comedic journey as Bodybuilder Barbie flexes her muscles against Daria’s dry wit! Dive into the hilarity of life’s twists and turns through the eyes of two contrasting besties who prove that different perspectives lead to the best stories. Tune in for laughs, randomness, and a sprinkle of chaos!
we are NOT the SAME
Crunch, Play, Repeat
Ever wonder what your year in music says about your actual life? We dive into our stats and instantly hit a fork in the road: one of us is a pop punk lifer (Alkaline Trio, Sum 41, Paramore), the other a card-carrying rave kid with a soft spot for hip hop and a surprisingly cozy country streak thanks to car rides with the kids. Along the way, sourdough crunch ASMR makes a cameo, and so does the most honest truth of all: your platform and your day-to-day routines decide what really plays.
We compare Apple Music and Spotify quirks, talk about how minutes listened can lie when you sample thousands of tracks, and laugh at how a single 36-song album can dominate a season because it’s safe for the school pickup line. Genres become a mood map: dance and electronic for the gym, hip hop to keep energy up, alternative rock for everything in between, plus unexpected oldies and folk-rock detours with Lord Huron and The Cranberries. We also get into the Euphoria soundtrack effect, why full albums still matter, and how teaching workout classes quietly skews top songs with instrumental bangers that hit just right.
If you’ve ever built a “me in music” playlist or sworn off shuffle because it ruins a lift, you’ll feel seen. If you love the chaos of going from Eminem to sixties pop in one car ride, you’ll feel seen too. By the end, you’ll have practical ideas for organizing your listening around your real routines—workouts, commutes, kid-safe drives—and a fresh way to read your Wrapped or Replay as a story rather than a scorecard. Press play, then tell us your top artist and which lineup you vibe with more. Subscribe, share with a friend who has the opposite taste, and leave a review with your top three genres for the year.
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Hello everyone and welcome back to another episode of We Are Not the Same. Don't mind Lacey over there. Um, but it has the best. Next time she takes a bite, I'm gonna make her crunch into the microphone.
SPEAKER_02:Apparently, I'm good at ASMR.
SPEAKER_03:Yes, and it has like the best crunch to it. Can we talk about my new found love of obsession? Yes, of sourdough. Uh my sourdough starter is named Doe Parton. And Doe's been having a lot of babies. Right there, you're eating her.
SPEAKER_01:Don't say that.
SPEAKER_03:That's what I call them when I put the babies to bed and they have to cold group. Alright, so she has two flavors of Doe over there. We got a sweet and a savory. Yes. Bacon, cheddar with little kick.
SPEAKER_02:I know. This bitch gave me spice. A teeny tiny spice. A teeny tiny spice. Haven't known me for the last 12, 13 years.
SPEAKER_03:I feel like we've talked about the IBS on.
SPEAKER_02:Yes, we have. We don't need to go into that.
SPEAKER_03:People need to know how it works.
SPEAKER_02:No. I was all like, it tastes good, but I can only eat like a couple bites because I don't like it.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, there's a tiny spice. And if it was just a little bit, that was on the cheese. You're good. You're good.
SPEAKER_02:I didn't actually like my taste buds are so sensitive to it because I don't ever eat it. So like when something's even a little bit spicy, I'm like, that shit's fucking spicy.
SPEAKER_03:You're like, my butt will not stop. Okay, we're done.
SPEAKER_02:We're not talking about my butt today.
SPEAKER_03:No IBS chats today. No.
SPEAKER_02:No. All right. Um, but what we are talking about is music. Our year in review.
SPEAKER_03:Year in review. Okay, so everybody, I okay. Shocker, we're not the same. I have Apple music.
SPEAKER_02:I have Spotify.
SPEAKER_03:And the two do not connect.
SPEAKER_02:No.
SPEAKER_03:And they're so different.
SPEAKER_02:So we have to take screenshots of our stuff because we couldn't share with each other and all the things. But I have seen Heather's, and Heather has not seen mine. But I've seen mine, and the comparison did make me lash a little bit.
SPEAKER_03:Okay. Let's see.
SPEAKER_02:I don't even know if we have the same category.
SPEAKER_03:I have my YouTube one too.
SPEAKER_02:I don't I do not watch YouTube videos. And I'm not really sure why. I do for certain songs because that's the only place I can find the song. But other than that, no. I also have Amazon Unlimited, but they made me mad because my uh my liked songs playlist froze and like it wouldn't let me add new songs, and I thought that I capped out, but I was like, there's no way I could have capped out. I was under 5,000. So I called the like um customer service people and they told me to like reset something, and I was like, this isn't gonna make me lose all my songs, is it? And they're like, Nope, absolutely not. So I was like, okay, I'm trusting you, and I did the thing he told me to do, and then it reduced my playlist down to 500 songs, and I got so angry, and I have not been on Amazon Music since because how fucking dare you.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, I don't like that.
SPEAKER_02:Do you know how long that would gonna take me to like rebuild up my fucking playlist? You have to have 4,700 songs. So, yeah, screw Amazon Unlimited. You pissed me out. That is actually so that's how I ended up with Spotify.
SPEAKER_03:Alright.
SPEAKER_02:My sister uses Pandora. There's so many different ones out there. I used to use Pandora all the time, and I haven't in years and years, and I'm not even really sure why I stopped.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, me neither. I think when I was at the salon, I would listen to Pandora because like different stations, but now Apple Music. Hear that fresh crunch? I did that just for you. I know, like that crunch, that sourdough crunch. Very good. Um okay, so I now have mine up. Okay.
SPEAKER_02:I don't even know if we have the same categories because I mean I would assume so. Right? Yeah.
SPEAKER_03:So where do we start? Um let's see. I took screenshots and the whole thing. We took it. Um, do you have top artists? I sure do. Alright, so let's go your top.
SPEAKER_02:Do you want to go five for five? Like I'll say five, you say five, I'll say four, you say four. Yeah.
SPEAKER_03:Do you want to start with number 15?
SPEAKER_02:No, I have fucking five. Oh, you only have five.
SPEAKER_03:I thought you I thought you said 15. Okay, I have 15. Okay, I have 15. Okay, top five.
SPEAKER_02:You have 15?
SPEAKER_03:Top 15.
SPEAKER_02:I want to know the top 15 of mine. No, I only get top five.
SPEAKER_03:Okay, so Apple music is better. Um, okay, so my topics are not. My five. Laura Huron. Is your number five? Yeah.
SPEAKER_02:Mine is all-time low.
SPEAKER_03:Um number four, glass animals.
SPEAKER_02:Oh, that's fun. I only know one tongue by them. Um, blink 182.
SPEAKER_03:Number three, Caitlin. What? She's like a white rapper. She's like a 20 year old. Yes. Do you want to see a picture of her?
SPEAKER_02:That's your number three picture.
SPEAKER_01:I don't know how.
SPEAKER_03:I don't know how. I do want to see. Do you want to hear a little of her music? Hold on. Hold up. I will show you. I went through a little phase, okay?
SPEAKER_02:Apparently long enough for it to be in your top three.
SPEAKER_03:Oh, that could be because of this song, and Lily really liked this song. Play the chorus because it's really funny. Big Mac. Shut the fuck up right now. This is definitely like because of Lily. This whole song was like a TikTok thing. Now I know why, because it was on rotation. There was a whole point. Alright. She's not bad. She's not bad.
SPEAKER_04:Big Mac. Not my deal. Big Mac.
unknown:Shut up.
SPEAKER_03:Okay, I also have a very eclectic taste. We'll just put that on. Okay.
SPEAKER_02:Alright, so my number three. I feel so rude. I'm just still just eating. Do it. Um, as you should be able to do that. Newfound glory. Saw them in concert this fucking year. Loved it. I was very happy. They were with the offspring. It was fantastic.
SPEAKER_03:Oh, that yeah. Okay. I haven't heard them for a while. Alright, we have number two. You haven't heard them for a while. Do you even know who they are? Yes.
SPEAKER_02:You do? I love that.
SPEAKER_03:Yes.
SPEAKER_02:Is it only because of me? Yes. Okay.
SPEAKER_03:I'm like only because of you. That's fair.
SPEAKER_02:Okay. That's fair. Okay.
SPEAKER_03:Two. Zed's dead.
SPEAKER_02:Zed's dead.
SPEAKER_03:Zed's dead. Oh, okay. Oh, do you do you need something for them too?
SPEAKER_02:I just, it's I have to do that.
SPEAKER_03:Okay, let me play my. Let's see. What's my name?
SPEAKER_02:I feel like I listen to such a wide array of music, and I do, but like you hear me, and then you're like, and yours is like, I don't even know. I haven't even heard of two of them.
SPEAKER_03:Zed's dead. Hold on.
SPEAKER_02:But so far it's because I would not listen to that genre for the first one. And I have a feeling this is probably not one of my genres either, huh?
SPEAKER_03:I'm trying to think what. Oh, this is um I'm trying to think if I have one that we would know.
SPEAKER_02:I promise you you don't. Is this is this raver music?
SPEAKER_03:It's like EDM.
SPEAKER_02:Yeah, I would not know it. You're not gonna find a song that I know. You couldn't.
SPEAKER_03:They do do mixes with yeah. No, I'm trying to think if there's one that I've played for you before.
SPEAKER_02:I wouldn't remember it.
SPEAKER_03:Oh, yeah. No.
SPEAKER_02:No.
SPEAKER_03:Nope. Yeah, it's all very EDM. I don't listen to EDM. Okay, so that's that is EDM. Okay. And then is a fucking all over the place.
SPEAKER_02:Yeah, and mine is all the fucking same.
SPEAKER_03:Okay.
SPEAKER_02:My number two is some 41. Wait till you hear my number.
SPEAKER_03:This is not how my like, I am all over the place.
SPEAKER_02:I'm pretty sure this is the same top five I had last year. Mine is so crazy. But I do listen to a lot. I just have a lot of their albums because these people have put out like 20 albums each, and I have like 20 of 20 on my own.
SPEAKER_03:To be fair, a lot of EVM is really good to work out too. So you don't do a lot of working out.
SPEAKER_02:I don't do any working out anymore. I need to. So I wonder if my playlist is very like. Yours is much more centered around your activities.
SPEAKER_03:Yes. Um, okay, number one. Okay. You want to take a guess? No.
SPEAKER_02:I bet it's someone I don't know.
SPEAKER_03:Morgan Wallen.
SPEAKER_02:Oh, what?
SPEAKER_03:Yes.
SPEAKER_02:Wait.
SPEAKER_03:We just did a whole whole spectrum. We just came all the way back around. What? Yes.
SPEAKER_02:That's funny. What's even funnier is I've already seen these and I already forgot. So like that's crazy to me. And you know who that is. I do know who that is. I have two of his songs on my playlist, actually. Oh, which ones? Um, I have the last night song. Oh, yes. I like that song. I don't care if it's like I don't know. I really like it. Um, hold on. And oh I will tell you another one.
SPEAKER_00:Maybe.
SPEAKER_02:I don't fucking know. Oh, hold on. I just sorted my library by artist. I didn't even know that I could, and I don't even remember how I did it, and now I don't know how to undo it.
unknown:Sorry.
SPEAKER_03:Oh, it's fine. It happens. It happens.
SPEAKER_02:So it's gonna take me way too long because I'm still on the show.
SPEAKER_03:So, anyways, you definitely so two Morgan Wallins songs. Okay, you know who's?
SPEAKER_02:Yes, I have two.
SPEAKER_03:What is your number one?
SPEAKER_02:Uh Alkaline Trio.
SPEAKER_03:Okay. Don't know who that is.
unknown:What? No.
SPEAKER_02:I've seen them in concert five times. I ran into them in the back of an alley while leaving a show once and got their autograph and got to meet them and got to shake their hands, and it was the coolest fucking thing.
unknown:Ever.
SPEAKER_02:So they are my I'm tied um seeing them most in concert. Them and the main. I've seen both of those bands five times each. So I'm zero percent surprised on mine because just a sheer numbers game, they probably take up at least 25% of my playlist just between those five bands because of how many CDs do they have?
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, see, I add songs as I like. I don't know. I do I do albums too, but yes. Okay, so do you have a topic?
SPEAKER_02:I add the whole album and then as songs come up randomly, I decide. Like if I don't know the song, I decide in that moment if I like it enough to keep it or I remove it. That's how I build my playlist. Um okay, hold on. Does it tell you how many minutes you spent listening to your number one artist? Yes.
SPEAKER_03:How many minutes for your top artist? Let's see. Does it go and then does it? 29,471 minutes. But it says wait.
SPEAKER_02:For just that one artist? That's overall.
SPEAKER_03:No, it says 20, yeah, 2025. I don't have like a just that artist. Oh, okay. Hold on.
SPEAKER_02:One second. What was yours? How many minutes?
SPEAKER_03:29,471.
SPEAKER_02:That is comparable. I listened to 30,950, which is equivalent to 21 days worth of listening to Music Street. Do you have I only listen to it when I'm in the car, but I'm in the car a lot because I do deliveries. Yes. Yeah. Um or the shower.
SPEAKER_03:Mine is like working out a lot. Um that makes you you have your top genres? I do. Okay. Do you have top five? I have top five.
SPEAKER_02:Do you have top fucking fifteen again? No, I have top five. Okay.
SPEAKER_03:I have top five. Um, I do have like top 15 of songs, and I'm like, I don't even remember listening to some of those, but whatever. Apparently. Um, but some of them are right after songs that I listen to a lot. So therefore it's skewed because then it starts playing one.
SPEAKER_02:Can you put it on shuffle?
unknown:No.
SPEAKER_03:What? Because it does me dirty. Sometimes it does that, and I can't. Right. Because I don't like to skip, and I have to be in a certain mood to listen to certain shit. Okay. I that's fair.
SPEAKER_02:I don't want to I do skip.
SPEAKER_03:If I'm not sure, shuffle this on the and I'm in the middle of a set, and we just have like a really awesome EDM banger, and then some fucking country is gonna come on. Nope. Nope. That's fair. Nope. When I'm driving in the car with my kids, we're listening to Morgan. Country's great. Love it, love his voice, we're good. Um, when I'm lifting, no. I don't know. No, so funny. I need something harder, more exciting.
SPEAKER_02:Like, I understand it, I just don't relate to it. You know what I mean? Yes, like I love the randomness of it. I love that mine goes from like Eminem to weirdo Yankovic right in a row and makes me laugh. I love it. And then I love the confusion on people's faces in my car when they're like, what the fuck is happening?
SPEAKER_03:It is too much of a grab bag when I'm in your car. I'm like, I don't even know. It gives me anxiety not knowing what's gonna come next. There is no rhyme or reason.
SPEAKER_02:There is no rhyme or reason too. Although, hey, you'll be proud of me too.
SPEAKER_03:You know what my phone gives you anxiety? Your playlist gives me anxiety.
SPEAKER_02:That's fair. They started a new thing on my phone, if it'll let me. Okay, um, where I can go into my playlist and it has created different categories using my own playlist. So if I want to feel a mood, I can feel a mood. So there's one like nostalgia. It hasn't an apple. I use the chill one a lot when I've had a rough day to be like, let's not play hate music.
SPEAKER_03:And you know, I feel like that would be productive if you did.
SPEAKER_02:No, not for me. Uh the only one I don't listen to is happy. I'm kidding. That was a joke, but that was a I have not listened to it, but it's not the only one I haven't listened to. Um and I there was a category on here that was like folk rock, and it was one of my favorite categories, and they keep taking it away because Lord Haran, basically. Yeah, he's in there. They're like, hey, you should make this its own separate playlist. And I'm like, nah, I'm good. Just keep giving me the categories, but then they take away the categories.
SPEAKER_03:They turn it into like alternative now for me. They don't even do the folk, but it really is a folk alternative.
SPEAKER_02:I love folk music. They don't consider that like its own category anymore. It's just weird.
SPEAKER_03:Now it's just alternative indie.
SPEAKER_02:Or rock.
SPEAKER_03:Yes. It's just alternative rock. Yeah. Big lump category. Okay. What is number five?
SPEAKER_02:Of the genres?
SPEAKER_03:Yes. Country. Alternative.
SPEAKER_02:Which do you know why it's so funny that it's country? Because I literally only listened to country that was made between 1990 and 2006. Okay, well, I listened to enough of it where it's number five on my genres.
SPEAKER_03:My number four is country.
SPEAKER_02:That makes sense. Since Morgan Wallen was your number one.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, it's just that album. There was just that album was a good album this last year. It's just one album and it's that one album in particular. Well, no, I listened to a lot, but that album in particular was my number one because it came out, has 36 songs, and we were 36 songs?
SPEAKER_02:Yes.
SPEAKER_03:Wow. Yes.
SPEAKER_02:That's fucking impressive. For one that's impressive.
SPEAKER_03:Yes. And so I was listening a lot. When we were in Florida and I was driving around a lot, that album played just kind of on repeat because it was safe. It was that, or when Kit Lily would get in the car, it was like Megan the Stallion or like Glorilla or something. I'm like, maybe we shouldn't. Maybe we shouldn't. That's fair. Stick with what's safe. Um, number three. Oh, you're four. You're four. Sorry. I country. Country.
SPEAKER_02:My number four, oldies.
SPEAKER_03:That's nowhere to be found in my top five.
SPEAKER_02:I fucking love it. I love sixties music. I love seventies music. I love this.
SPEAKER_03:This is when I'm talking about the grab bag that you never know what the fuck you're gonna get.
SPEAKER_02:I know.
SPEAKER_03:One of my favorite songs ever is um You can't even say it without laughing. What is it? Tell me now. You can't even breathe. You're laughing so hard. Pins and needles. What is pins and needles? I'm gonna play this now. What the hell is it? Hold on. Oh no, I'm gonna- I got it. Don't worry. Apple Music. Yeah. Apple Music will take off Zed. So much better. Pins and Needles by Nessa Barrett? Nope. Oh. Deftones? Nope.
SPEAKER_02:Who? You need older. Who is it? It might be needles and pins.
SPEAKER_03:That's not it.
SPEAKER_02:Yeah, hold on. I've I got it. I got I got it.
SPEAKER_03:Pins and needles. Needles and pins.
SPEAKER_05:Don't get too dead.
SPEAKER_03:She's rocking out right now. I fucking love it so much. Reminds me like Beatles.
SPEAKER_02:Yeah. So that's one of my top songs that I love. It's not one of my top that I listen to, apparently, but I love it so much. I love Oldies music. It just makes me happy. And if you really listen to the lyrics, they sing like upbeat poppy shit to the most disturbing lyrics you've ever actually read if you pay attention to it sometimes. Like some of those oldies songs that like everyone like sings because they don't really listen or pay attention. And then you read the words and you're like, oh fuck.
SPEAKER_03:It's a little a little s I love it.
SPEAKER_02:That's why I like Alkaline Trio. They sing upbeat songs about depressing things. And that's me as a person.
SPEAKER_03:But mine is the upbeat part.
SPEAKER_02:I could be upbeat.
SPEAKER_03:You are great. I appreciate it. Number three, hip hop.
SPEAKER_02:Okay. Love that. Love that. Mine says soft pop, and I have no idea what that fucking means.
SPEAKER_05:Soft pop?
SPEAKER_02:Is that like like the Jack Johnson's and the river or the Phillip Phillips? Yes. Yes. Okay, that would that make sense. Ben Harper. I love all that stuff.
SPEAKER_03:Number two, electronic.
SPEAKER_02:The workout thing. The workout thing. Mine's alternative rock.
SPEAKER_03:Okay, number one. Dance. I am just a little rave girl through and through. Dance electronic. Throw a little hip-hop country in there and then alternative. That's like both are my moods. Starting out in the morning, we'll go a little dance. We'll hit a little electronic EDM. Then we'll go to the hip hop because I need a little, I need a little cave under my legs. Although Lil Wayne came on the other day, I did hit shuffle and I was like, I haven't heard this shit forever. Alright, we'll listen to it. We'll listen to it.
SPEAKER_04:Oh, that's so funny.
SPEAKER_03:And then when I need a little relaxant, a little Lord Haran. I like Lord Haron. Me too.
SPEAKER_02:It's very I like that genre, like the Lumineers. I love that. Mumford and Sons. Oh, I have a special place in my heart for Mumford and Sons. I really want to learn how to play the banjo.
SPEAKER_03:It's on my things that come out of your mouth never surprise me anymore.
SPEAKER_02:I want, I specifically, okay.
SPEAKER_03:I'm gonna get you a banjo.
SPEAKER_02:I specifically want to do it because of the movie Herald and Maud. And if you've never seen it, I aren't I get it. Nobody has. Um Jen has literally asked me to stop showing it to people.
SPEAKER_03:She's like, please quit.
SPEAKER_02:You know what we need to watch? It's a serving movie. Stop watching. Like, I I love it. It's such a great movie.
SPEAKER_03:You should watch it and tell me what you think of it.
SPEAKER_02:I will, but now I'm just the guy learns how to play the banjo, and he all the music in the movie is done by Cat Stevens, and I heart Kat Stevens so hard. One of my favorite artists of all time. And so, like, I want to learn how to play Kat Stevens on the banjo because of this fucking movie.
SPEAKER_03:Life goals. I like this.
SPEAKER_02:I like this for you. That is my bucket list. That and throat punching somebody hard enough to see if I could break their trachea. Those are the cheap items on my bucket list.
SPEAKER_03:I still have never punched anyone to this day or anything. And I always feel like since high school.
SPEAKER_02:I would probably break my hand. I never have. I have no strength in my body. I have no power. I I couldn't do any damage. I'm well aware of that. I want to see what I could do. I feel like you could do some fucking damage. Let's go to the fucking Dave and Busters. Have you do that punch thing? I don't think I could with my nails. Oh, yeah.
SPEAKER_03:I don't know. I thought about it.
SPEAKER_02:How do you hold your fists correctly?
SPEAKER_03:You wouldn't be able to. You would not. You could have to, yeah, you wouldn't be able to.
SPEAKER_02:And then you have your fingers like this, and you're like, you're gonna break your fucking fingers.
SPEAKER_03:Never mind. I am not made for that life.
SPEAKER_02:Oh, it's so funny. Okay, so my number one is pop punk, which completely makes sense based off of my top five artist.
SPEAKER_03:Yes. Yeah, yeah, I love it. Um Do you have top albums, top songs?
SPEAKER_02:Um I do I do I do. I have both those things. Which do you want to do first? Albums or songs? Um let's do albums.
SPEAKER_03:Okay.
SPEAKER_00:Alright, number 55. You're going to 15 again.
SPEAKER_03:I mean, I do no, I only have 11, which is weird. Okay, five. Five Strange Trails by Lord Haran.
SPEAKER_02:Okay, that makes sense. Um, Infinity on High Fallout Boy, because even though they've made new music, they have not topped that album.
SPEAKER_03:Alright, alright, I like that, like that. Um, for somewhere else, Zed's Dead. Okay.
SPEAKER_02:Um, Heaven and Hell, Sum 41. That is their new CD, their last CD ever because they broke up as a band and that was Zed, and I went to their farewell concert and I cried three times.
SPEAKER_03:This one is a single, and actually it might be skewed because here's the other thing. You know, when I teach classes, yeah, all my warrior rhythm playlist is actual music from here. So this one is from that gold by excision, but it is actually an EDM song. I chose this one for that, so that's on there because I played that one a lot. So some of my music on here, I'm like, oh, well, that's a I talk to class. Yeah. So it's like I teach to them. That's fair. So that is actually a teaching song, one of the flows, but I actually also really do love that song. It was my song suggestion. Yes.
SPEAKER_02:Um, my three Live from Mars, Ben Hop, Ben Harper and the Innocent Criminals. Oh.
SPEAKER_03:Um, Honorable Mention, which it's coming back out, the Euphoria album. I had many songs on there from Euphoria. And they're like from the show? Yes, and it's coming back out again. The show is coming back? Yes. What? Can I tell you? What? I always get HBO Max. And I have HBO Max. Yes, but I only get it to watch Euphoria. And by the time that I figure out, I'm like, I have not watched this for like how long now? It's been years. Yes. Well, it came out the last season it was like a year ago, was the last season. Yes. No. Yes, there was another season, like a year or so ago. Shut up. Yes. So how many seasons are there? There's two, isn't there? Yeah, so that was a while ago.
SPEAKER_02:No, no, no.
SPEAKER_03:It was over a year. Or maybe I only watched it a year ago.
SPEAKER_02:That's probably it, because the first season was in 2019.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, I watched that one, and then season two. Uh, 2022. Okay, so my three years. Okay, well, I might have only watched it like two years.
SPEAKER_01:Almost four because it was February of 22.
SPEAKER_03:Okay, so that means that I've been paying for HBO for fucking ever. And didn't really. And I finally canceled it because I'm like, I'm done watching Euphoria, and guess what? After I cancel it, so proud of my fucking self, finally got. You can just use mine. I was like, and then it's coming back, and I'm like, you motherfuckers. Which I'm glad it's coming back, but this happens every time.
SPEAKER_02:That's so funny. It's I get rid of something and then like see, I don't get rid of things. I have almost all of things. The only one I don't have, surprisingly, is Apple TV. I do. I want it. I you can use mine. Okay, I there are so many shows, and I want to watch all of them.
SPEAKER_03:You need to watch Platonic. You will die laughing. There are so many shows that I want to watch out.
SPEAKER_02:I want to watch Ted Lasso. I want to watch the morning show. I want to watch Shrinky. There's so many that I want to watch.
SPEAKER_03:Let's lock you in. Let's log you in before you leave.
SPEAKER_02:Okay, but I want to watch it on my TV, not my phone.
SPEAKER_03:Okay, well then I have to we have to do the thing where like, I don't know. You're gonna have to like take a picture of it and then send me the QR code and then I log in like that. Okay.
SPEAKER_02:We'll make it work. We'll make it work. You can use my HBO so you don't have to. Perfect.
SPEAKER_03:I love this. I hope Apple or HBO are not listening to us right now.
SPEAKER_02:We are definitely not sharing. I don't know what you're talking about. We're definitely not married at this point. We are. No, I shouldn't have opened that. Hey, what are you gonna do if I actually get married one day and it's not to you? I will be standing next to you and be like, good job.
unknown:Good job.
SPEAKER_03:Like, they thank you for saving me from her because now she can no longer marry me.
SPEAKER_02:Stop asking. No, that's not true.
SPEAKER_03:It's called polygamy.
SPEAKER_02:I was gonna say that's not true because there were definitely times when you and Link were married that you still said that we were gonna get married sooner.
SPEAKER_03:Well, I am very much in a relationship right now, and I'm telling you, if you ever want to get married, I'm here for you. Which is funny because I never I don't think I think now it's just we play this game so hard. It's like I don't know what I would do if I wasn't just trying to chase you.
SPEAKER_02:Like, this is just part of my personality now.
SPEAKER_03:Like it's not like I actually want to marry you, but because you say no, I know.
SPEAKER_02:I'm like, I will chase. You get off on it. You're welcome.
SPEAKER_03:You mean I can't have it? I want it even more. Yep you want to know why everything that I want. Cannot relate.
SPEAKER_02:I cannot fucking relate to that.
SPEAKER_03:Actually, is there anything that I haven't had that I wanted? I don't know. I'm trying to think about that. No. You almost made me choke on my water. I don't think so. I find a way to do andor get everything I want. That's crazy.
SPEAKER_02:To do and or have. I cannot relate to that at all.
SPEAKER_03:Spoiled girl. No, not really. It's just like I make shit happen. Sometimes it's not the greatest. Um, sometimes they fall apart to fall together. I don't know.
SPEAKER_02:That's true. But sometimes it has to.
SPEAKER_03:No, you know what I didn't get that I wanted? All my shoes got stolen from me. I didn't want that.
SPEAKER_02:But you got the shoes in the first place. So you got them, they were just taken away.
SPEAKER_03:I was involved in a romance scam. That wasn't funny. I didn't want that. Long term. Long term. He played that long game. Oh, by the way, back, I got another sighting for the one the one person. That we need a nickname for this person. I can't. Uh I'll just show you a picture.
SPEAKER_02:Okay, because I'm not like I'm in the moment not knowing who you're talking about. I know it, I can't, because like I think they listen. This is why we do nicknames in the first place. I know, but we need a nickname.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, but I think this nickname, if we said it on the air, it would be like.
SPEAKER_02:Does this person already have a nickname that we can't use? Because we've had that happen and we had to give them a second nickname.
SPEAKER_03:Um, where is it? No, I don't know if we ever did give it an give it. Give it, give it her.
SPEAKER_02:Oh, you just narrowed that down.
SPEAKER_03:That's alright. You wouldn't know from there. Now go. Where did it go?
SPEAKER_02:I don't know, but we still have to finish our Okay, keep going, keep going.
SPEAKER_03:Oh, there's no more picture anymore to the profile. That's weird.
SPEAKER_02:Does that mean they blocked you? No. Okay. I'm trying I need a I need a picture. Um, I'm gonna move the mic from my mouth for a second. Yes. Got it, got it, got it, got it. Got it, got it, got it.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah. Oh, here. Found it. Yeah.
SPEAKER_02:Um, can we just can we say copycat?
SPEAKER_03:Sure.
SPEAKER_02:Does that work? That's I was gonna say single white female, but I that works too.
SPEAKER_03:That works too. Either one, um, which like randomly like, just so you know, Johnny Bravo's working on it fitness. And I'm like, I don't care. I don't go there. I go to hardcore. That's where I am. That's where I am forever.
SPEAKER_02:There's something weird about people always wanting to inform people about the activities of the city. What about that one that don't get it?
SPEAKER_03:Do you remember the one that was like actively like he's talking to me right now? Tell me something that only you would know. I'm like, excuse me, what?
SPEAKER_02:Yeah, that was weird.
SPEAKER_03:I just like left that one on red.
SPEAKER_02:People just want to be a part of it, and if so, like why? That's so weird. Why do you just want to be a part of something? That's so awful. I don't get it. I don't get it.
SPEAKER_03:Like, what are you getting out of that? I know, and she's like, he she calls him shit breath.
SPEAKER_02:Okay, well, now she knows you're talking about her.
SPEAKER_03:What the fuck is I don't think she listens.
SPEAKER_01:You just said that you couldn't say who No, no, this is a different person.
SPEAKER_03:Oh, what? This is a different one. This one is a different one.
SPEAKER_02:How are you now talking about a different person with no specification that you've changed?
SPEAKER_03:I thought I said I said, but then there is the other one I that would message me. Well, because I just jumped. She was that was a different one than the one that would message me saying I'm actively talking to him right now. Got it. You know who that one is. She always would do that. Um, I will send you her message. And I'm like, I really just need Y'all, my brain. I can't remember this one. This one. That one.
unknown:Oh.
SPEAKER_03:Oh. Yeah, that one.
SPEAKER_05:Got it.
SPEAKER_03:Oh. Got it. It's funny. Yeah, two different. Two very different.
SPEAKER_02:Very different.
SPEAKER_03:Very different, but very similar. No-ish.
SPEAKER_02:Only in one only in the sense that they for some reason think that you need to be updated on the ongoings of that person. And I just don't get it.
SPEAKER_03:Because I'm like, things I don't need to know. I literally am like thank you, no, thank you. Yeah. Or leave you on read.
SPEAKER_02:It's so that's actually really funny. You want to know what my number two album is? Yes. No need to argue.
SPEAKER_03:Oh my god, that's hilarious. That's so funny.
SPEAKER_02:That's the cranberries, by the way. Love the cranberries.
SPEAKER_03:Um, okay, let me go to my number.
SPEAKER_02:I love how like there was no transition back.
SPEAKER_03:We just for those of you that are the real ones, you get this. I know. And it you that's what makes it so exciting.
SPEAKER_02:This is ADHD in person.
SPEAKER_03:Also, someone, okay, if you have questions, we can. I feel like sometimes people need clarification on um these stories that we laugh at the back. I mean, maybe if you want to message us, we can tell you on a private platform.
SPEAKER_02:Well, I also gotta say, so sometimes it's hard for me to know because my memory sucks. Right. That's very hard to do. I don't know what we've talked about and what we haven't talked about on this podcast. I don't know what people know, what people don't know. I don't know. I don't remember what we're doing.
SPEAKER_03:You know what we do need to do? Also, stay tuned, guys. I'm gonna throw up our encore episodes if we are not the same. Encore episodes. So, like our beginning the originals. And I just because maybe you need to lazy. He's like, okay. Just so you know, these are made five years ago. Yeah.
SPEAKER_02:I think everyone we were in a different place.
SPEAKER_03:Yes, then every Friday, because I think Fridays are good. Every Friday, we are gonna start up, should it be Friday or Wednesdays to get you through the week or to get get you through the week? Wednesday's good. Little hump day action, give you a little encore from our very first episodes ever, and you're welcome. You're welcome. Or I'm sorry.
SPEAKER_02:I don't remember.
SPEAKER_03:Like oh, they were so good. Do you re do you remember how we recorded our first episode and no one will ever hear it because we never pressed record?
SPEAKER_02:Do you know how we have now done that three times?
SPEAKER_03:And they're always such good episodes.
SPEAKER_02:So we're like, and then the next one is just not because we're mad that we didn't.
SPEAKER_03:And I'm just like, whatever, that was better before. We already talked about that.
SPEAKER_02:And then the listeners are like, but you fucking didn't.
SPEAKER_03:Oh, welcome to our shit show.
SPEAKER_02:So if we repeat ourselves, it's literally because I don't remember.
SPEAKER_03:It's fine. People need a little refresher every once in a while. Did I ever say my number two? No. Uh Northern Lights, Zed's Dead. So you have Zed's Dead on there twice? Yeah, Northern Lights is the number two album. Number three album is somewhere else, or number four was somewhere else. That's crazy. I like Zed's Dead. I can tell.
SPEAKER_02:Number one. Riot. Paramour. Oh, that's good. Yeah. Yeah, it is.
SPEAKER_03:Is it Paramore our song on our Instagram? I have no idea. We put it on there. No, we did. We did it. We did what? We put a song on there. Okay. I'm gonna go look at it in just one second. Um I'm the problem by Morgan Wall, and that's the his newest album.
SPEAKER_02:Does it tell you how many listen or how many minutes you listened to that album?
SPEAKER_03:No, yours does.
SPEAKER_02:Oh, yeah, it does. Oh. So here's the weird thing on mine though, right? Because I listened to so much that like I could listen to something some like a relatively small amount of time, and it's still a top thing because of how many I listen to. You know what I mean? So my top album I only listen to for 156 minutes total out of 30,000 minutes. Oh. But because right? So it's like it's not a crazy amount listening to it, but because I'm all over the fucking board, that seems like a lot to Spotify. It is, it is. I listened to 185 different albums this year. Oh, that's good. Yeah. Does yours tell you that?
SPEAKER_00:Mine just okay. What are your top songs?
SPEAKER_03:Oh, I listened to 51 total albums, 1,778 total songs. That's um, so my top songs are we in top five?
SPEAKER_02:Yeah, how wait, how many songs did you say?
SPEAKER_03:1,778 total songs.
SPEAKER_02:And listen to 4,059 different songs. I rotate. See, well, you shuffle, I do. I shuffle and you don't. So that's why. Okay, top songs, number five.
SPEAKER_03:On and on, subfocus, and I don't know who else. It's just an EDM song.
SPEAKER_02:Were you saying and I don't know who else, or was the else?
SPEAKER_03:No, it says subfocus and it doesn't say who else it is, and I don't remember who else it was by.
SPEAKER_01:Oh, I thought that was the artist.
SPEAKER_03:You're like that track. No, I was like, that's like Yeah, no, song is On and On by Sub Focus and somebody else. It does not show it here because it's really long, and I don't remember. It was some weird.
SPEAKER_02:So is that like a DDM?
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, like an EDM. It's an EDM song.
SPEAKER_02:Because I've I've recently learned how the DJ with the artists work.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, they're weird. Whipped cream. I'm surprised whipped cream isn't up here. Oh, she is. She's number six. Erased by whipped cream, that song. I'm like, I love whipped cream. I've loved her ever since I saw her jump on stage in that cow outfit, and I'm like, I remember you showing me the video.
SPEAKER_02:I'm like, her name's Whipped Cream and she's wearing a cow outfit. But I remember the cow. See, I remembered the important bit. Yes.
SPEAKER_03:I think I was on a little bit of mushrooms too, and I was like, whoa, she's in a cow outfit, and her name's whipped cream. And that literally stuck with me.
SPEAKER_02:I am listening. I'm so glad it never worked out me going to Paradisa with you. Beyond Wonderland. Or there we go. Yes. Paradisa, I was supposed to go with Carrie, and you didn't, but no, I'm so I never went to either. And I'm so glad because it just don't feel like that's the scene for me.
SPEAKER_03:It was really awesome until like some little Asian kid hit me in the face with this ball thing he was playing around. And I was like, what the fuck? Why would you do that in a crowd full of people? And then I turned around and looked at him and he ran away. And then I told Johnny Bravo, like, you're not gonna fucking avenge me. And then I ran away from Johnny Bravo because I was pissed that he didn't avenge me. He's like, What do you want me to do? Go attack him. I'm like, I don't know, yeah. Say something. Right. God.
SPEAKER_02:That's so funny. Sorry.
SPEAKER_03:So that was yeah, but anyways, I remember whipped cream, she was the best. That was like, wow, she's working out. She's a really nice butt, too. She uh definitely has a fake butt and I it looks great on her.
SPEAKER_02:That's nice, because most of the time they do not look good.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, no, it looks good on that.
SPEAKER_02:I think it's because people go too big. Like you have to fill, but not enhance. Yeah.
SPEAKER_03:You know?
SPEAKER_02:Mm-hmm. Okay.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, no, it looks good on her. Um I R.I.P. by la It's uh Euphoria soundtrack. Okay. When I R.I.P. Mm-hmm. Okay.
SPEAKER_02:I it's so crazy to me that I like I know none of your stuff.
SPEAKER_03:I think you like the euphoria soundtrack.
SPEAKER_02:I mean I'm I like the show. I've obviously heard the music just like without realizing it, you know.
SPEAKER_03:Let me see. I think because it's like a different kind of sound than I think you'd think it is.
SPEAKER_02:I like different. Different is my jam. I like the weird stuff. While you're looking for that. I got it. Um, okay.
SPEAKER_03:Let's go. See, it's weird. It's euphoria.
SPEAKER_02:It's like a mix of something that I would listen to in some things.
SPEAKER_03:It's like a mix of all the things. I just have a very eclectic album. Um, but no, great uh great album. That euphoria album was actually really good. My number four is into deep a genesis. Um, number three. You're not gonna know any of these.
SPEAKER_02:Follow me by Oh, did I even sell you my number five?
SPEAKER_03:No. No. Did you? No. What is it?
SPEAKER_02:I hate you, I love you by G Nash.
SPEAKER_03:Tracks.
SPEAKER_02:Tracks. That song reminds me of Fat Roger more than any other song ever. When we broke up, I listened to that thing on repeat for like a month. Every time I hear it, it makes me think of him. But like not, no, it's a it's a good song. If you don't know it, you should listen. I think I made you listen to it before. I probably sent it to you probably back then.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah. Yeah. Um Follow Me. Is that another? I think it's another um EDM song. Yeah, well, it is an EDM song, but I think it's another warrior one, or I did at least like, I don't remember which. I listened to it on top of putting it in a warrior thing.
SPEAKER_02:So it was on your playlist for working out and for class.
SPEAKER_03:Yes. That's fair.
SPEAKER_02:Um was that your number three?
SPEAKER_03:That was.
SPEAKER_02:My number three is Everything Is Alright by Motion Money soundtrack.
SPEAKER_03:I love that you're trying to like gaslight yourself and saying everything's okay.
SPEAKER_02:It's one of my favorite songs because it really describes me. It's like I hate the ocean themed pucks and airplanes talking to strangers waiting in line. And I'm like, that's me!
SPEAKER_03:She's just like it's a soundtrack for my life. Umber two, Consolations by Ian Asher and Jay, whatever.
SPEAKER_02:She's the someone like you, Adele. Oh, I know I did not expect that one. I know. My shit my shit is telling me I'm depressed. That's what my shit is telling me.
SPEAKER_03:My number one is the days um by notion.
SPEAKER_02:That's fine. The days. My number one is One of Those Days by Josh. That's funny. That's funny. What is yours about?
SPEAKER_03:Um It's like an EDM song. So there's not a lot of words.
SPEAKER_01:Do you not like lyrics?
SPEAKER_03:I do, but I love the music part.
SPEAKER_01:So that's the big favorite part of the music.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah. Um the other ones have more.
SPEAKER_02:So the just one of just one of those days, I mean, it's exactly what it sounds like. Like it's like, hmm, it's just one of those days. Um and I only listened to it 11 times all year, and it's my number one song because of listening to 4,000 songs. So it really is a good song. Did yours then create a playlist for you? It did, or it gave me the option to, but I didn't take it.
SPEAKER_03:Mine has 99 songs on it. Oh. I'm like, so it's like my top. Yeah, my top 99.
SPEAKER_00:Yeah, it gave me the option, but I was like, no, thank you.
SPEAKER_02:I have my I have three playlists. I have my overall liked songs, which currently has 4,695 songs in it. And then I have my Me in Music, which is where I if I had to ever describe myself to a person using nothing but songs, that's what this playlist is. And it doesn't tell me how many songs, but it's four hours and five minutes long. Wow. I know that's kind I didn't realize it was that long. That's bad. And then um I've started a favorites playlist because my kids, I'm always like, oh, I love the song, or this is my favorite. And my kids are like, they're all your favorite, and I'm like, nah-uh. So now anytime I say a song is my favorite, I am required to add it to the playlist. So far, it is six hours and 40 minutes long. It's good though. Yeah, and but I haven't been doing it that long, so it'll be interesting to see how long that gets.
SPEAKER_03:I just love music so much. And again, it tracks that we are not the same at all. Um, we want to know what your urine review said. If you had a Spotify, oh, and we had people tagging us at the their um for our podcast is like their top listen to.
SPEAKER_04:Oh, really?
SPEAKER_03:Yes, it was super sweet. I'm so sorry, taking body. For those ASMR, that's that sourdough crunch you get right there. Um, yes. So thank you. That's awesome. Yes, thank you for tagging us. We love that. Um yeah, so this episode is literally just like our music tastes and a slight Johnny Bravo update. Which court is still what? The fifth? January. 25th or the fifth? The fifth. I think it's the 25th. You need to figure that out. It's downstairs on a piece of paper. I'm just waiting for the other paper to come that says it's a different time because that's what they keep doing. So I didn't hold a lot of stock into this one because totally fair. I figured fifth, twenty-fifth, I'll look.
SPEAKER_02:If it's not one, it'll be the other. It's fine.
SPEAKER_03:Um, yeah. So tell us about your music. Which one do you vibe with more? Me or Lacey? Who's who's yeah?
SPEAKER_02:Because we're on different ends of the spectrum there for sure.
SPEAKER_03:Very much. Mine's all over the place, dude. I'm like, I like everything.
SPEAKER_02:You know what reminds me you though? Like when it comes up on my playlist, Miley Cyrus. Oh, plastic arts. Yes. Specifically plastic arts. Oh my gosh. Yes. Yeah. Anytime that comes on, I think of you. Oh. That was our song. And then an artist that makes me think of you that is not on my playlist is Megan the Stallion.
SPEAKER_03:And it's so funny. You're like, I know when you've been hanging out with Sydney and Alexis because you start playing off. There's the hip hop that comes out. I'm like, it's just a little bit. It's fine.
SPEAKER_02:I have some hip hop. I have like Black Alicious in Jurassic 5. That's my style hip hop.
SPEAKER_03:Oh, that's so funny.
SPEAKER_02:Alright. Well, until next time. That was so funny. That was not planned.
SPEAKER_03:It was not at all. All right. Bye, guys.
SPEAKER_02:Bye.