Shaken & Unfiltered
“Shaken & Unfiltered” is a cocktail of conversation where two longtime girlfriends—one GenX, one Millennial—sip, swear, and overshare their way through the messy middle of life. It’s the kind of brutally honest, laugh-out-loud conversation you’d only have after two martinis in your girlfriend’s group chat —unfiltered takes on everything from marriage and midlife meltdowns to pop culture and perimenopause. We’re not therapists. We’re just louder.”
Shaken & Unfiltered
Husbands on the Mic: Live Game, Roasts & Unfiltered Love
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Things just got spicier on Shaken & Unfiltered! Celebrating Husband Appreciation Day, both of our husbands are live in the studio for gratitude, hilarious roasts, and a blush-inducing "Who Is More Likely To...?" game where we call each other out on everything from seduction moves to bedroom habits. Expect real talk on what makes marriage hot (and hilarious), cocktail toasts, and zero-filter couple energy. If you love relationship laughs with a side of heat, pour a drink—this one's full of surprises, blushes, and "you think I'M the one who...?" moments. Follow @ShakenUnfiltered, drop your spicy "who is more likely" stories in the comments, and watch the full video on YouTube for the reactions!
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SPEAKER_02Welcome to Shaken and Unfiltered, a cocktail of conversation where two longtime girlfriends, one Gen X and one millennial, sip, swear, and spill the kind of midlife truths you only hear after two martinis. Slightly stirred, always served straight up. And we're back. Drinks in hand, mics on, ready to go. Let's go. I'm Jen. I'm Lindsay. And we're back for a very special episode. Today we are celebrating husband appreciation. We appreciate our partners. Thank you for showing up. This is a lot. Welcome, Lucky Charms, and welcome Nate to the show.
SPEAKER_01Thank you for inviting us.
SPEAKER_02Alright, so today it's gonna be real appreciation with light roasts and a spicy who's more likely to game than like a dating game. Uh it'll have everyone blushing, no scripts, all vibes. Let's grab a drink and heat things up. Speaking of which, cocktail of the day is always our guest's choice. Lucky terms or Nate? Who's doing it?
SPEAKER_00I think Nate. The drink of choice is always you order a Bud Light, Cours Light, and then you ask for a shot of well tequila. Well. Oh, okay. Well, it doesn't matter because you drop drop it in your beer. You throw it in your beer, you just dump it in your beer. It's a margarita.
SPEAKER_02Oh. What's it called though?
SPEAKER_00Uh you haven't. The hobby chubby. You just feed it in.
SPEAKER_02The hobby chubby. Yeah. Let's jump in. Um I've got some quick stats, and then we're gonna then we're actually gonna um have you guys tell us what you appreciate about us for husband appreciation day.
unknownOkay.
SPEAKER_02All right, so some stats are that there's a magic ratio for happy marriages. So happy stable couples aim for five positive interactions a day. I'm gonna work. See that's a positive. Um, appreciation wins of the day. In one study of married couples, expressing gratitude was the strongest predictor of overall marital quality. Yeah.
SPEAKER_03I appreciate that.
SPEAKER_02Yeah. Okay, so just saying I appreciate you. Yeah. Yeah, I think we're very good at that. Jen, Jen, I appreciate you. I appreciate you.
SPEAKER_01I appreciate you. Technically, Lindsay was my first spouse before the boys.
SPEAKER_02Couples who express appreciation spend an average of 68 extra minutes together per day.
SPEAKER_00I think that we do. We talk to each other.
SPEAKER_02Even if you're scrolling together, that's being together. Watching. No, that's not.
SPEAKER_00Scrolling is bullshit.
SPEAKER_02Netflix is. Yeah, it's Netflix is scrolling is. You can't do scroll, no. If you're separately. Scrolling doesn't count.
SPEAKER_01No, if you're no way. What's the difference between scrolling and watching TV?
SPEAKER_02Yeah. Sometimes we do both. We do all of them.
SPEAKER_00Well, they're both bullshit. Like you have to sit there and hang out with each other for a minute.
SPEAKER_02I do that at dinner. Do you guys do that?
SPEAKER_00When I get over there.
SPEAKER_02We do dinner with the kids. Yeah.
SPEAKER_00Do you sit there and scroll at dinner?
SPEAKER_01Is that what you're doing?
SPEAKER_02No, if we don't scroll at dinner.
SPEAKER_01We do not. And we usually have a drink in our little lounge area. Well then that counts. Yeah, you can't do that.
SPEAKER_02So yeah, we decompress and then we have a beverage and then we have dinner.
SPEAKER_00Every night. Yeah. Every night.
SPEAKER_02Every night we do. Yeah, we do. All right. What wives appreciate most about husbands? From various polls of married women, 69% say their husbands hard work is number one on the appreciation list. Okay, so this goes back to your love language. Something I I don't want gifts. Like if he does the dishes, if he fixes, if he unclogs the toilet. Yeah. Like oh.
SPEAKER_00Those are pretty common. So I'm I'm I'm building up points like left and right. You are so appreciated. Left and right.
SPEAKER_02You are just killing it. This resonates. Yeah. What's yours? Well, I have a few, but but yeah, Lucky always hits it. He takes care of all the laundry in the homes. Yes. And he gets me flowers every week. Yeah. See, she so a lot of we were saying a lot of girls don't like flowers. I love them. Yeah. What do you appreciate?
SPEAKER_01I have no idea. I would say it's not it's not gifts. I like touch. Yeah. From her only, no one else. Well, Nate Nate touch I would have to be. You're not gonna touch. I know you. Yeah.
SPEAKER_02Nathan's, I think, also touch, right?
SPEAKER_00Words of affirmation.
SPEAKER_02Oh well, well, well, well, turns out.
SPEAKER_03I've just been touching him this whole time.
SPEAKER_02You could save it. So at this point in the podcast, it's your guys' turn to appreciate us.
SPEAKER_00All right. So you like acts of service, but I can't do anything right here. I I already plunged that toilet out there. That trans toilet out there. I did it.
SPEAKER_02I don't think that loading it first counts.
SPEAKER_00Why? Why not? If you clog it and you unplug it, like you're still doing a service. That's an act of service. Lucky did not give Jenny.
SPEAKER_02Oh, appreciate it. Okay. That's why you guys are here.
SPEAKER_01I absolutely appreciate her sense of humor and her willingness to just always be there and be supportive. Oh, how sweet.
SPEAKER_02That was actually really sweet. I don't think I heard Nate.
SPEAKER_00You do look better than I've ever seen you.
SPEAKER_02Oh, that's a great one.
SPEAKER_00Wait, I I are you guys appreciating us? No, that was. Are we supposed to be appreciating you?
SPEAKER_02Yeah.
SPEAKER_00When we started giving you guys compliments, I was like, wait, I thought got this backwards. You better be able to do that. I thought that they were I thought, like, I honest to God thought that they were going to be nice to us. I know that was the only reason I agreed to come. That's not the case.
SPEAKER_01Yeah.
SPEAKER_02I always agree to come. We're gonna move into a game. For a game? Everyone has to answer simultaneously by shouting their partner's name or your own if you think that it's on you. Who takes longer to get ready for a date night?
SPEAKER_01Lindsay. Jennifer.
SPEAKER_02Nate. Uh me. Jennifer. Jennifer. Yeah. So you both agree. Jennifer. Absolutely. Yeah. Okay. Lindsay. Who has the better come hither look?
SPEAKER_00Lucky. Jennifer. Lucky. What is a come hither look? I have no I don't think I have one of those. I don't know. Show it.
SPEAKER_02This is a perplexed look.
SPEAKER_00What?
SPEAKER_02This is just a come hither loose. What? What? Okay, so here.
SPEAKER_03Come hither look.
SPEAKER_02Alright, who's more bold with public displays of affection? Nate. Jennifer. Yeah, I think so. Who is more likely to flirt with her own partner across the room, Nate? I don't know. I think it's kind of mutual. I think it's mutual. Mutual. Yeah, I think it's a lot of fun. Definitely mutual. Yeah, I think so much. Have you guys ever done like role play?
SPEAKER_01That's something we talk about quite often, though. Yes.
SPEAKER_02Wouldn't that be fun? Who are you? Oh, I don't know if I have a persona. Stephanie. It's the accountant.
SPEAKER_00So hot. Stephanie the accountant, yeah. Michelangelo, the firefighter. I'm Kyle, the podcast person.
SPEAKER_02That's so hot, Nate. I know.
SPEAKER_00In the court.
SPEAKER_02Who's more likely to send a flirty text during the day? Lucky. Nate.
SPEAKER_01Nate. Jennifer.
SPEAKER_02No.
SPEAKER_01Are you guys going to get a divorce?
SPEAKER_02Oh. No, you send really nice endearing ones. You send really flirty ones. Yeah, I send flirty dear. Who is more likely to send a text that would be awkward if it showed up in a family or group chat?
SPEAKER_00Nate. Jennifer.
SPEAKER_02Yeah. Yeah. Who is more likely to push the other person's buttons? Lindsay?
SPEAKER_01What do you mean by lucky? Lucky. Yeah. Push buttons.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, you're more likely to just tee things up and then just like watch it unfold. I did that on purpose. Who's more likely to suggest trying something new?
SPEAKER_00Lucky. Nate. Lucky.
SPEAKER_02Who's more likely to convince the other one to go along with something slightly questionable?
SPEAKER_00Nate.
SPEAKER_02Lindsay.
SPEAKER_00What? Slightly questionable?
SPEAKER_02Yeah. That's lucky.
SPEAKER_00Me, lucky.
SPEAKER_02Alright, who's more likely to say we deserve this when making a slightly indulgent decision?
SPEAKER_00Jennifer. Jennifer.
SPEAKER_02Lindsay.
SPEAKER_00Neither of us would say that.
SPEAKER_02But when you has the wilder fantasies? Lucky.
SPEAKER_00Lucky.
SPEAKER_02Nate.
SPEAKER_00Lindsay. Yours are insane. I can't even imagine. They're insane.
SPEAKER_02Who's more likely to plan a surprise that ends up steamy? Lucky's just Lindsay.
SPEAKER_01Jennifer.
SPEAKER_02No, I said you.
SPEAKER_01I plan something that turns out steamy. What's the question?
SPEAKER_02Who's more likely to plan a surprise that ends up steamy? Oh, maybe me.
SPEAKER_00Yeah. Yeah. But you said you, Lindsay, but Yeah, Lindsay. I don't think I've seen that. I I was joking saying yeah.
SPEAKER_02Who's more likely to turn?
SPEAKER_00Yeah, me too. Good God. Like, have you read Revelations? Yeah. There you go. Like biblical? Yeah.
SPEAKER_02Just a beast.
SPEAKER_00Yeah. Like you don't know like seven heads and beasts out of the water and like all this stuff. Like, yeah, you don't want to know.
SPEAKER_02I'm going to edit that out.
SPEAKER_00What?
SPEAKER_02Who's more likely to turn a quiet evening into a story you probably shouldn't tell later, Lindsay?
SPEAKER_00Because everybody say Lindsay. Lindsay. Everybody say Lindsay.
SPEAKER_02It's all about Lindsay. Who's more likely to steal the covers?
SPEAKER_00Full fight last night.
SPEAKER_02Yeah. I think, I think Lucky does.
SPEAKER_00I think I do too.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, you cut a cocoon up.
SPEAKER_01Whenever we were in Norway, they have this thing where people check their own blankets. It's so exciting.
SPEAKER_02It's a king-sized bed. Have your own.
SPEAKER_00We have a king-sized bed, but we have two separate beds because they're like hospital beds. Yeah, ours are two. Yeah. Yeah, we should have separate blankets too. It's such bullshit. I know.
SPEAKER_02We should have. Oh, but really I felt really disconnected when we had separate blankets. I didn't feel like we were connected. I'm like your own like neighboring bed. Who is more likely to take a lead when something needs to get done? Lucky Lindsay.
SPEAKER_01Me.
SPEAKER_02Yeah. Uh and who's more likely to remember the little things that matter? Yeah. Me.
SPEAKER_00Jennifer.
SPEAKER_02Yeah. Yes. Yeah.
SPEAKER_00I don't remember.
SPEAKER_02Alright, so who won? We won. Yeah.
SPEAKER_00Wait, how was it wives against husbands?
SPEAKER_02So you're winning because you let us win. So we have some listener things in. We want to hear what you guys would say. Alright, so this is from Denver Date Night spelled K-N-I-G-H-T. A knight. Okay. Like you're a knighted. Oh. Yeah. Hey, husbands, from a wife who's always a planner, what's the one surprise date night you've pulled off that actually made her melt and didn't involve you panicking at last minute?
SPEAKER_01Like we planned it?
SPEAKER_02I think that's what she's asking. Because she's only the poorly. We're very confused. We'll broaden it. A special night.
SPEAKER_00I did something. I planned something. Wait, what? I planned something?
unknownNo.
SPEAKER_00What are the things that I've planned that you've canceled?
SPEAKER_02He's gotten me gifts on Amazon. So I go on and I see his gifts and I'll be on the case. You canceled it.
SPEAKER_00But I think it worked because I still get the credit for doing it. Like I was like, hey man, I bought you this. And then it didn't show up. I I love how this took a turn. Like a plan that was canceled. I bought you something on Amazon. I mean, I feel like I won that in that case.
SPEAKER_02Yeah. So Nate and I are different in the sense of like, I love to plan. You know, he is the last minute. He's, and I think Lucky is a little bit like this.
SPEAKER_00But I think that the re the reason why is because like the day at work and stuff is structured, and so you want something that feels a little bit more impromptu.
SPEAKER_01Yeah. I would agree.
SPEAKER_02Really?
SPEAKER_01You want more impromptu? Because like my so scheduled and I'm so busy.
SPEAKER_02But sometimes it's a burden to have to figure out impromptu, and then we can't get a table somewhere.
SPEAKER_01I have anxiety too because then it's like, oh god, I have to look forward to this. Do I want to want to do it? I'm not going to do it. Remember the first time we've got it. And if it's impromptu, it's great because I don't have to think about it.
SPEAKER_00Remember the first time we hung out and and we went to pizza place together and you were like it stressed you out because we it was planned. Yeah. He was all wound up because he's like, why we have to like talk to each other and shit? No.
SPEAKER_02But it was so fun.
SPEAKER_00It was. It was real fine.
SPEAKER_02We usually do, but it takes a lot of preparation and struggle. Okay. He does stuff.
SPEAKER_00It just feels more natural. Like it kind of comes together naturally.
SPEAKER_02I liked something planned. Impromptu stresses me out. Anxiety, like someone noticed they had anxiety. Yeah, and then and then who am I? Who am I? So you can tell we're a great combination. Great planning is anxiety inducing. Impromptu is we're just a whole bunch of fucking mess at home.
SPEAKER_01That's why we never do anything. We're just absolutely paralyzed at each other.
SPEAKER_02This is a fact. Yeah.
SPEAKER_00So Lindsay said, Who am I? And and I used to plan. She hated it.
SPEAKER_02Oh, I fucking hate it.
SPEAKER_00No, you like it now.
SPEAKER_02No, I don't. I still don't. You can tell the story, but I don't.
SPEAKER_00So it used to be like whenever we were going to something, this is 10, 15 years ago, I'd be like, all right, who do you want to be today? I'd like to play a game. And she became no I'm I'm gonna be myself. Nobody wanted to be able to. And I'd be like, I want to be, you know, like Captain Crunch or some shit, some random shit. And she's like, dude, don't. No, no, I'm totally full on fucking Captain Crunch right now.
SPEAKER_02Because he's a wild card.
SPEAKER_00And like you never know.
SPEAKER_02No. And I'm like, and you're saying that Lindsay has the wildest fantasies? I don't know. Hey Captain Revelations, Captain Crunch? And we'll be right back.
SPEAKER_00Maybe maybe when her brain shuts off, I was calling those fantasies.
SPEAKER_02Oh, I have crazy ass dreams. Fuck, are you talking about? All right, let's move on.
SPEAKER_00I'm just selling you out. I'm just thinking.
SPEAKER_02Stupid. From Sarah to the husbands. What's the sexiest, non-sexy thing your wife does that turns you on way more than she realizes?
SPEAKER_01Well, for me, this goes back to one of the original questions. It's flowers. Like whenever I buy her a bouquet of flowers, she actually takes them apart and rearranges them. And I love watching her do that. It's so hot.
SPEAKER_02That's so sexy. Yeah, it's something from like a long time ago. Yeah. I pull things apart and I kind of arrange it, so I'm in my little zone. Yeah.
SPEAKER_00It's such a sexiest, non-sexy thing. So I I would say that the sexiest, non-sexy thing that you don't even realize is like when like whatever you're wearing sometimes, is like, oh, she's beautiful.
SPEAKER_02Oh. Alright, this is from Tired Dada Energy. Fellow husbands, be real. What's a one household chore you secretly secretly love doing because it makes her happy?
SPEAKER_00Cleaning pump in the toilet. I don't like it. There's there's not a chore that I love doing.
SPEAKER_02Yes, there is. You love a lot.
SPEAKER_00Okay, okay. I love it when she says, we can you fix this? Because if if there's something that like breaks that is impossible to fix, like your sous V broke.
SPEAKER_03Yeah.
SPEAKER_00And I'm like, yeah, I can fix it. And I just always say, Yeah, I can fix it. And like I've I figured out a way to fix it.
SPEAKER_02Right, Lucky?
SPEAKER_00I don't even remember the question.
SPEAKER_02What is be real? What's it on household shore you secretly love doing because it makes her happy?
SPEAKER_01Oh, I love doing her laundry. Oh, I love laundry. I do too.
SPEAKER_02Hate laundry. Oh, it is cathartic.
SPEAKER_01One thing in my life that I can see from beginning to end.
SPEAKER_02Our laundry's done like by Saturday night, every weekend. Like folded put away every week. Yeah. I look forward to doing it. Oh my god. Do you like but putting it away? Do you like I don't put it away. Okay. That is horrific. No, the kids have to put theirs away. Nate's go in a pile in the middle of our closet.
SPEAKER_00No, no, no, I pretty much never put them away.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, that sounds like my son. Boy, too. Yeah.
SPEAKER_01I like to, I get a little weird about it because I like to neurotic color coordinated quarter inch between each hanger.
SPEAKER_02Because hangers are spaced.
SPEAKER_01Each type of clothing has its own type of hair.
SPEAKER_02But I hate wire hangers. And I've seen the wire hangers show up on my sides.
SPEAKER_01Sometimes I mess with her and just put a wire hanger in a mixture of clothes and wait for her to find it.
SPEAKER_02Okay. This is from Colorado Couple Goals. Husbands, quick one. If you could brag about one thing your wife does better than anyone else, what is it?
SPEAKER_00Yeah, I feel like I don't know exactly what you do for work, but I know that you're really good at it. And I say, I say, if if you need like things figured out, like processes or like plans or something like that. If you need stuff figured out, like she's got it. Yeah, absolutely.
SPEAKER_02That's right. Okay, lucky. What do I do? What do you do? What do I do?
SPEAKER_01No, I I think that you are a wonderful parent and you are a good parent.
SPEAKER_03Thank you.
SPEAKER_02That's a Hannah Rasign. Thank you so much. That I mean, honestly, this is like one of the reasons we started a podcast, is because I always look to you for parenting. Oh, you're so sweet. I'm just the old one who has smiled. All right, this is from Jess to both husbands. What's the flirtiest text she's ever sent you that still makes you smile?
SPEAKER_00Oh I got one. She sent me Revelation. Yeah. Yeah. The demons will kill you.
SPEAKER_02Also, want to have a Nooner?
SPEAKER_00No, she so she went to the gas station and it was like a promo day or something like that.
SPEAKER_02For nicotine.
SPEAKER_00And and her the cans were the cans were hiding her boob.
SPEAKER_02All right, lucky, you go.
SPEAKER_01Obviously, Jen and I spent a lot of time in a long distance distance relationship. So there were quite a few. I don't really want to like. I like use emojis. Yeah.
SPEAKER_02I'm very emoji-friendly. Yeah. I think it's like being creative using like, again, my weird creativity, like finding emojis that like say something, like a full sentence of something like that. Oh, you have to figure it out. It's like a game of clue. Yeah.
SPEAKER_00Definitely.
SPEAKER_02I like emojis. Emojis and punctuation. I was told I use it too much.
SPEAKER_00Do you have an example of some of those emojis you can string together?
SPEAKER_02On our socials. Do like the code. First to like decode it, and we'll get it. Oh my god, that's so great. That sounds awesome. What's the device? From Mike. Hey guys, fellow husbands here asking, what's the best piece of marriage advice you've gotten from your wife that actually changed how you show up for her?
SPEAKER_00Wow. Oh, who is this person?
SPEAKER_02That's a tough one. Mike's like trying to be a little bit Lucky's had some advice from two different wives.
SPEAKER_00Hopefully this doesn't matter. Am I the charm?
SPEAKER_02Am I Lucky's charm? I hope so. Yeah. So you've collected some. You've had you have a collection of advice. I've collected a lot of wipe.
SPEAKER_00So I'd say, and I don't think that this is like this is like ad straight up advice. Because it's everybody's different. So I'd say that um when you're when you're ha in a conflict, it's just to let it sim like let it walk away. Walk away and just and just be done with it and then talk about it again tomorrow.
SPEAKER_02Yeah. Nate always wants to solve it. That's a good thing. Oh yeah, but I'm gonna fight right there.
SPEAKER_00Right then and there. Like we're gonna go to battle. That's me.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, and I'm always like, fucking leave me alone. That's lucky.
SPEAKER_00Same.
SPEAKER_02Yes, just like back off. I will like me some space. Yes.
SPEAKER_00And then in the morning, there's been mornings where she's like, hey, do you remember where you're fighting last night? I'm like, no. I was like, can you remind me?
SPEAKER_02And then I then I take my position again.
SPEAKER_00I'm like, yeah, I was I was on one. I was like, I knew I was right. And then he's I'm sure you remember every game.
SPEAKER_01Oh fucking right I am. Yeah.
SPEAKER_02And I'm like, you probably should apologize.
SPEAKER_01Which I would listen to Jen.
SPEAKER_02Alright, this is from Lauren. Last one for the guys. Describe the moment you knew she was the one. But make it as unfiltered and specific as you're comfortable with. We're here for the real stories.
SPEAKER_00The m the absolute moment I saw her. Yes.
SPEAKER_02Which is you were how old Nate? Fifteen.
SPEAKER_00Yeah, fifteen.
SPEAKER_02You were a freshman.
SPEAKER_00Yeah. So I I'll I'll elaborate a little bit. My friends were talking about her. And I was like, I was like, if you guys are talking about her like that, like she's mine.
SPEAKER_02He called dibs on me without even seeing me.
SPEAKER_00And then when I really did see her, like I she she was my my even like all through through forever. High school, whatever. Um referenced for like for like comp in comparison to any well similar to you.
SPEAKER_01I first saw Jen in 1992.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, we were neighbors. Did you say Jen or Ten?
SPEAKER_01Jen. Yeah.
SPEAKER_02Jen Ten. I know. That's that's uh we shouldn't say that's her nickname.
SPEAKER_01Yeah, so I we lived across the hall from each other in our freshman dorms, and I was just absolutely infatuated.
SPEAKER_02We were just friends, and then my friends all molested him and hooked up with them. Oh did they touch you? They did.
SPEAKER_01I did not. That's how we connected, actually, because I would come into her room. He's like, oh God, but you're touching!
SPEAKER_02Listen to what happened. He always had the horror stories after a weekend. He was just like, fuck, I'm so defeated. Not like, yeah, I got laid. It was like, fuck, dead.
SPEAKER_01But little did she know that was my ploy to make her life be dead.
SPEAKER_02But then we didn't date. We were just friends and moved on through school. I was with my ex and then I went to Hawaii. You went to Africa, and then that was the end of it. Yeah, so we are getting towards the end, and I want to do quick bubble up bubble downs. So if you tuned in to the last episode, I shared that we got kind of a hand-me-down car from my dad because this baby is 30 years old. Yeah, it's the eclipse spider 1996. Not so fast and not so furious.
SPEAKER_00How many girls were your dad banging?
SPEAKER_02It was just the one. It was just like the midlife car. So it's like this like purplish red, like convertible. Purple people eat her. Yeah. And so we got it fixed up and we're so psyched. Um, I went to get it registered, and for a minute, I was like, oh, maybe we should get like a vanity plate of something kind of cute. And I was so unlucky. I'm like, what do you think? He's like, I was like, okay, that's late. I'm just gonna roll the dice. I'll just get whatever they give me.
SPEAKER_01Roll the dice is the key. Roll the dice.
SPEAKER_02So then I'm sitting there, like paying the bill. I see him hand over the license plate to me, and I instantly go, You gotta be fucking kidding me. Those are the letters for the fucking car. It looks like it says Foop of Adge 69. No. What the hell?
SPEAKER_00So the actual thing. So you got a vanity plate and you didn't even mean to be.
SPEAKER_02So I was like, I mean, it instantly hit me before he even like he said it down. I was like, fucking A, I got a FUPA VAG 69. What the hell? This is why I was supposed to just let the dice roll and get the contamination, which is something in your car now. Is that your bubble up and bubble down?
SPEAKER_01It's your bubble down.
SPEAKER_02It's my bubble down. The bubble up though is we got it running for not that much money and we had the best time lots of cruised around it. Transmission issues. So we got that fixed, and we cruised around last weekend with a top-down and bought like you CDs because it has a CD player and a concept team.
SPEAKER_01Can I give you guys a bunch of CDs?
SPEAKER_00No, but I'll take them. Oh I've got so many CDs. Nice. So I won't let it. I won't let I like I I've hung on to them right now. I want them to go to some purpose.
SPEAKER_02Just Fupa Vadge will take it.
SPEAKER_00Foopa badge will swallow those babies out.
SPEAKER_02I don't want to.
SPEAKER_00I love to stick someone in FUPA Badge.
SPEAKER_02Just the the the fun we had was amazing. The bubble down, which is not that big of a bubble down, it's just like a FUPA badge 69.
SPEAKER_01That's pretty cool. Yeah, that's amazing. I didn't even see it until she pointed it out. Now that's all I see. I thought it was so obvious.
SPEAKER_02It was to me. Yes. It's F U P A V sixty nine. Lucky. Because I'm choosing not to Lindsay would have seen it. If I if I said nothing, she'd have been like, What the fuck's up with your license plate? That's the worst part. No, yeah, that's what I'm saying.
SPEAKER_01How did that get at the end of this? It's so aggressive.
SPEAKER_02If I got there like a minute earlier, I could have been 68. And then this wouldn't even exist. Like, what in the hell? Oh, that's my bubble bubble down to you. Okay, who's going next?
SPEAKER_00Okay, I'll go next. So I'll keep with the car theme. So another flat tire. I've had this car for one month, and I've already done two tires. And they're not two tires.
SPEAKER_02And the only reason that you've got it is because you were being nice.
SPEAKER_00Because I dropped someone off and there's construction by them.
SPEAKER_02Damn.
SPEAKER_00So yeah. Um, and then the other then my bubble up, that would be my bubble down. My bubble up would be I got my truck back, and it's like an old glove. I drove it around the block just to see how you just broke it. It's so nice.
SPEAKER_02You want you want that. Yeah.
SPEAKER_00You actually need three cars. I feel like you do need three cars because like one goes out, something happens, and then you need a foopa veg to get it.
SPEAKER_02Right?
SPEAKER_00Every once in a while, you just need to stuff something in there.
SPEAKER_02You need to have a fun car, right? Yeah, you need a truck. Fupa veg. Yeah. The truck can carry the Fupa veg if we need this. All right, you guys. Well, should we thank the husbands? Thank you for your appreciation. Yeah, that's right. Thank you. Do you guys do you guys feel appreciated?
SPEAKER_00Uh not really. I do.
SPEAKER_02We did our job. Yay!
SPEAKER_00I just feel a tiny bit more sober than when I walked in.
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