Tea Time Abroad

Paris, fashion, fitness… and just a touch of delusion.

In this episode, we’re recapping our full two-week European adventure from start to finish—no detail spared. From the chaos and glamour of Paris Fashion Week to sightseeing our way through iconic cities, we’re taking you behind the scenes of what the trip really looked like. Think: running on zero sleep, pulling all-nighters, then somehow still making it to early morning workouts (because balance, right?).

We get into the highs, the lows, the outfit changes, the travel mishaps, and the moments that made it all unforgettable. It’s giving jet lag, it’s giving main character energy, it’s giving “should we have rested instead?” but never actually doing it.

Buckle up—this is our European era, fully unpacked

Transcript

SPEAKER_02 0:00

Yeah, okay, ready, go? Yeah. Okay. I really I feel like I have to clear my throat. Okay. Yeah. Hi, my name is Louise. Like all you have to say is your name, bitch.

SPEAKER_00 0:18

Hi, my name is Brett.

SPEAKER_02 0:20

Welcome to Useless Panzer.

SPEAKER_00 0:22

A podcast where two best friends won't shut the fuck up.

SPEAKER_01 0:28

Basically, a podcast where we talk about a bunch of useless shit that doesn't really matter, but is highly entertaining.

SPEAKER_00 0:34

So raise your glasses, lower your expectations, drop your panties. And let's get useless.

SPEAKER_02 0:43

We're just really having so much fun over here. Yeah, we've got the giggle monster over here.

SPEAKER_01 0:48

No, I know. Oh my gosh. Okay. First episode recording post two-week Europe trip. Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 0:54

Too too long.

SPEAKER_02 0:57

He's like two dreadful weeks. Oh my god.

SPEAKER_00 1:02

No, I'm kidding. It was literally incredible. It was so incredible. No, it was so fun.

SPEAKER_01 1:06

It was so fun. Um, yeah, had a blast. I will say getting back to it. The jet lag actually wasn't as bad as I thought it'd be after. I think it's just the like mental kind of and physical switch from going like two weeks away on vacation to then like jumping right back into it. Because we both like literally the next day got right into it. Yes, got right back into it.

SPEAKER_00 1:28

Yeah, I went car shopping the day I got back. Right. Which you got your new Jeep? I got a 2026 new Jeep Wrangler Willie's. Um, I named her Billy. Did I tell you I named her Billy? No, Billy. Yeah. Why Billy? Um, because so the um it's a it's a Willie's. That's like the uh what is that? That's like the model. The model. Um and then she's blue and like Billy. Billy, also Will, Bill. Exactly, yeah, exactly. So cute. Oh my god, I love that. She's my blue Willie. She's Billy. I'm like literally obsessed. I've never been a car person ever in my life. And uh, I think maybe I just have never been a car person because I've never had a nice car.

SPEAKER_01 2:05

Well, you're excited about this one. This is one that you've wanted for a real long time.

SPEAKER_00 2:09

Yeah, like this is the first time that I've ever actually gotten my dream car. Um, and everyone tried to talk me out of getting a Jeep. Everyone's like, Oh, it's a bad car, blah blah blah, this and that. It's gonna be so expensive on gas. I don't care. You're also leasing it. I'm leasing it. Yeah, leasing it. I it's also the first time I've ever leased a car. I've always um like bought cars full out, and usually I just like buy like a pretty mid-car that gets me from point A to point B. And um, but this time I'm like, no, I'm gonna lease it. I also like I'm an independent contractor, so it makes sense for me to like uh be able to like write off my my lease, which I think is so nice. And then also like it is a Jeep, so people say that there's problems with Jeeps, and like in three years, or if there's any like big problems with it, I'm like, okay, can you guys fix it for me? Um so I yeah, my car, but I what I was paying for my other car is literally like twenty dollars less. Crazy. And I my other car was not cute, like it was. I mean, she did the job, but she was nothing in comparison to what I'm driving now. And everyone also, I was like, I didn't know if I wanted to, I always have wanted a black car, but um I did like a little poll on Instagram. I'm like, should I get the black, the green, or the blue? It's like a crazy bright electric blue. Um, and everybody said black. Well, the majority of people said black, a lot of people said black, and I get it. It's like sleek, timeless, sexy, like whatever. Um, and I was kind of sold on the black. When I came, I was like, no, I want a black one, whatever. And then, but I still like wanted to look at some other ones, and she brought the blue out. She got the push top, so I just push the button, the top comes off. Yeah, she took the windows out for me. I was like, oh, baby, I'm sold. Like, yeah, I also feel like everyone has a black Jeep, so like like my my car is bright. Like when I pull up, you know it's me. And I like I usually I feel like you were actually not for the black. You told me to get a color.

SPEAKER_01 3:58

Yeah, well, because one, you were leasing it, and two, a Jeep, I feel like I mean, you could go black or white with a Jeep and be a like it would still be cute, but like also you're leasing it, and I'm like, what's the harm in getting a color? Because my my thing usually is like with cars, I'm like, oh, am I gonna get it over the color? Yeah, but I'm like, you're not really committing to it long term. So what's the harm in getting it? And if you end up loving it, then amazing, you know? Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 4:20

I also feel like my personality, like Nathan, one of our best friends, he he voted to tell me to get uh to get black. And then when I posted that I got the blue, he was like, I knew you were gonna get the blue. Yeah, yeah. And I feel like I feel like everybody said that. I just feel like it's more my personality. Like, I'm not a quiet person, so I'm not gonna be quiet on the road either. Meow. Okay, just be careful on the road, girl. Don't get crazy. You know what's crazy too is I've been driving so careful. Like, I'm like so because I'm like, bitch, nothing can touch. Before I'm like, I don't fucking care. This car is a dump, like whatever. So I feel like I was like just reckless whipping that shit around. Well, now I'm like, please, like, not even a scratch. Like, I love this car, you know.

SPEAKER_01 4:59

Well, so they say that like cops see the colored cars more, you know what I mean? Like with bright colors, you're more noticeable on the road. So, like, oh, I'm noticeable, you know, but that's what I'm saying. Like, also be careful because people are gonna be watching your car. You know what I mean? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Um, but yeah, no, I mean it's so cute. I haven't seen it in person yet, so I'm excited. We're gonna go on a drive tonight. I'm so excited, honestly. And I know you've been wanting this car for so long, so I'm just like hyped that you got it, girl.

SPEAKER_00 5:22

Yeah, hey, just a little uh good, funny little memory. So we were uh when we were in Joshua Tree, we were um we were shrooming it up in Joshua Tree, and so obviously I'm like one with nature. I'm laughing at everything, hysterically laughing, like whatever on my birthday. And one of my Nathan again uh asks me, like, what do you want to accomplish in at 29?

SPEAKER_02 5:46

And we are like peak, like we're like, whoa. And I literally look at him and I'm like, and then I was like, that is such a loaded question to ask.

SPEAKER_00 5:56

Literally, there was like an algebraica question over my head because I was like fighting for my life to like come up with something. And the only thing that I could think of when someone asked, What do you want to accomplish at 29? I was like, I want to get a Jeep.

SPEAKER_02 6:10

And we all broke out cackling, girl. Because we were like, Oh, we're all waiting for it too.

SPEAKER_01 6:15

I'm like, in my head, I'm like, I don't even know what I would answer in this moment. So what do you like everybody?

SPEAKER_02 6:19

Everyone's thinking I'm gonna give some profound answer. And like the only thing that I could offer was, I want a Jeep.

SPEAKER_01 6:24

Oh my god, iconic. Okay, so yeah, one, that was like the big thing to take care of when we got back, but back to the trip.

SPEAKER_00 6:32

I mean, it was your first because we like kind of haven't really fully unpacked the trip you and I. Yeah, yeah. We can like since we got back. Yeah, yeah. Also, it's been like two days.

SPEAKER_01 6:43

So, what is what is your honest you because that's your first time out of the country.

SPEAKER_00 6:47

Yeah. So, like, what was your experience? Okay, I have I have a few bullet points. Yeah. Um first of all, I just genuinely think that everyone should travel. After like traveling out of the country and going to Europe specifically, um I understand like the travel lifestyle now. Cause I like can I travel a lot on my in my own life, but like in America, in Canada, and it's for I've been to Mexico. Like too, yeah. Yeah, and it's like it's typically like for work or you know, like little vacations here or there. Um, but like going to Europe, like all the way on the other side of the country, going to a place that's like you know, eight, nine hour time difference, completely different culture than we're used to, um, and so much history. Like it I truly believe in my heart that there's like so much, so many healing properties from just being there. And for me too, I think like this trip meant a little bit more to me after my dad had passed. Um, I felt like for some reason, and I you know, I I watch like TikToks and stuff and people like talking about this, but like when you're like traveling far places like that, and especially places that have such huge historic like um viewpoints and things to do and see, like I felt like connected spiritually, and I could feel my dad like there with me in a weird way. Absolutely. So it felt really, really healing to be in like certain places. I remember like I we got to I forget where that was, it was in France, um, where like the cute the triangle the Louvre, the Louvre, yes, the Louvre, and I just felt so much energy that I started crying. You were yeah, you were really crying. I couldn't, I couldn't help it, but I was like literally just sobbing. I felt like I felt my dad. I felt like I felt so much energy there. And I was like, wow, like this is like this is where I should be right now. Like I I should be doing this. And like I've been telling all my riders all week because obviously everyone's been like, oh my god, how's your trip been? How's your trip been? Like, um, and I've just like been saying, like, in class, I'm like, if you have the opportunity to go, do it. I think that everyone deserves to see it. It doesn't matter, like money comes and goes, but these experiences will stay forever. And um I'm just like so so grateful to have uh experienced it and to have experienced it with you, my best friend. And I'm like so so grateful because honestly, I kind of got to play like passenger princess on the um on the trip, which I feel like the next time I go, if I go to those places again, I won't be passenger princess because I'll, you know, know the way. But um the people the group of people that we're with, they were pretty experienced and experienced travelers too. So honestly, it was nice. I feel like I didn't run into a lot of the problems that I'm sure that like first-time travelers do. Um because I know that there was definitely multiple opportunities for things to be like shitty if you didn't know. Um, so I was grateful to be like passenger princess and to just have been like led by great people or whatever. Um I didn't realize, and I think this was like maybe a misconception for me, like um, and maybe just like different styles of traveling. Um, but you know, you are like when you're there, it's like it's still it's vacation, but it's not the vacation that you think of when you go to Mexico, right? Like you're not laying by the beach all day, you're not like drinking all day, you're not like vibing out and like whatever. It's like you can to some extent. Yeah, you can. But it's more like when you go to Europe, it's more of like a sightseeing. It's like uh, you're checking things off the box that you want to see. And so I feel like there was like a few points where I was like, damn, we're going to another place, or like, damn, oh wow, okay. Like there's a lot on the schedule because we were trying to like jam-pack a lot of things. So that I feel like maybe it was a little overwhelming to me at some points. But then I think like I like internally was like, okay, like you don't have to do all these things if you don't want to, you know. And like also everyone travels differently. Yes. Um, so I definitely was like, you know, just taking note of those things and like also starting to understand like what my own personal travel style is. Because until you really travel and do like a long trip like that, you don't know what you want or you crave um in settings like that. So I think it was like learning experience for me in regards to that. I'm like, okay, like when you're going to Europe, it's like you're not like well, I also think it depends where in feed up you're going. And like, I guess that's true.

SPEAKER_01 10:58

Because if you're going to like the beach towns, the coast of like Europe and things like that, there are places for sure where it is more loungy, more chill, more whatever. Yeah. Especially like, let's say you're going to the islands of Spain or like, you know, the Greek coast or whatever. Like, I know I think that's true. There's different, there's different like travel, there's different destinations, and there's different trips for different ones. Like, even in Mexico, when you go to Mexico City, it's gonna be way different than when you go to like Puerto Vallada, because Puerto Vallada is like a beach town. Uh Mexico City is like a city city city.

SPEAKER_00 11:28

Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 11:28

So it really, I always think like, okay, there's like city travel and then there's like beach travel, you know, like tropical travel. Those are two, in my head, two very different uh trips, you know. I also think, like, for me, I will say I've gone on the trips where it's like go, go, go, overwhelming. I'm like, oh my god, this is a lot. And then I've been on the trips where it's like I want to do more than what the rest of the group wants to do. Yeah. So I've definitely been on both ends of those trips. And I will say, like you said, until you do it, you don't really know what you want. Yeah. Definitely like, and even to be honest, like Yvette and I talked about this recently because for us, you're gonna probably laugh at this. For us, this trip was kind of more chill than our usual trips. I feel like usually we're very much like we wake up, it's like thing after thing after thing after thing. But honestly, we went to Europe like two years ago and we went with a different group of people, and that kind of like that group of people was very like, okay, wait, let's just like peruse and walk around and like whatever. And we're like, oh, we don't have to like book a tour for everything we do, you know? So I think I'm still learning that, you know, and still kind of finding that the balance middle ground because I am someone who when I go to a city like that, I want to see the monuments. I wanna like learn about the history, I want to see the art, I want to like know why this is there, you know what I mean? Because a lot of times the stories that come with it, especially in places like Rome and you know, you go back to like World War II or like even just the reasons that these things were built or why they're even still here, is really, really crazy. Like we were in the Pantheon and it was actually really funny because we were listening to like the audio guide tour, and it was like the whole story of the queen and the king, and there was this story about how someone, one of the like, I forget she was like a queen, she was like um at an opera and she was smoking a cigarette, but she didn't want to uh let people know that she was smoking a cigarette, so she hid it under her tool dress. The tool dress caught on fire and she died that way. And that was like the tragic story of her. And they were like explaining this in the Pantheon, and you saw her like her where she was buried and stuff, and I was like, that is so insane, like that is crazy. And then you think back on that time, and you're just like, it's so crazy to even think that that was like a thing in the in the moment, you know? Yeah, so it's little things like that that I'm just like always so amazed by. And it again, it puts things into perspective 100%. 100% when you learn about how things got to be where they are, especially in a different part of the world, because like we have our history here in America, and we get so tied to that sometimes that we forget about the history that happened in other parts of the world and why different cultures were shaped in different ways, and also why we were shaped in the way that we are in America, because that had a lot to do with it. So I just think in general, it is really an eye-opener, and you learn a lot, and there's just perspective, and like even walking through the Vatican, the art was so big. The Vatican was so incredible to me.

SPEAKER_00 14:28

Like I could have like, and that's why I think that yes, like there's there's balance because like I too also was like blown away by the history and stuff. Like, and I'm like such an art person, like I love art. Yeah, uh, like I went to art school and you know, I learned about a lot of the paintings that we even saw. And um, so to me, like when we were at the Vatican, I was like, I this is like a field day for me. I was like, yes, like I really didn't even need to talk to any of us, like I really was like headphone in, like I was invested. Um and there's just so much, like there's such a presence when you're in the presence of all these things, and like you look at all this art and stuff and you think like wow, like these people didn't have nearly the amount of resources that we have now, and they were able to create some of the most mind-blowing art and work, like those the chapels that we were in and everything. I'm like, I just like think back to like those times, and I'm like, How the hell did they complete that?

SPEAKER_01 15:23

I think Rome specifically is very like it feels it's a mix of like you feel like you took a step back in time, but also there's a whole metropolitan city around it. So it's like old architecture with like kind of new modern uh establishments, and you know, we were at that rooftop bar, and we're like that was like one of my favorites. I know we were this rooftop bar. I honestly can't even remember the name of it right now, but me neither. We had found it on TikTok and we went and we didn't have a reservation, and the guy was actually like, You need a reservation, and then he's like, Look online to try and get one. I think he saw us like trying to find one and he was like, any luck? And we were like, No, and he called the restaurant up there, yeah, and he got us in, and I was like, That was really nice because you did not have to do that.

SPEAKER_00 16:06

I know, and hey, we're like, Oh yeah, we were originally we're like, Oh, we're we have like just three people. Can you sneak us up? And then we get a reservation and we're like, Can we add two more? Yeah, but they were so nice, they really accommodated. What was it called? What were we looking at?

SPEAKER_01 16:20

So the Victor Emanuel Monument, which you can climb up it, but it is they call it, I think, the like wedding cake because it literally looks like the topping of a wedding cake, you know? It is incredible. Like what incredible and like when we were the last time I was there when I was in middle school, we actually walked up it. So we went to the top, and you can walk up it, it's free, but it is stunning, and it's just like again, you're sitting at this like rooftop modern bar and you're staring at this like old monument, and it's just like insane. Or when we went out to like the gay bars and we were just like drinking, and I was like, the Coliseum is right next to the Coliseum at the gay bar. It's insane, and this was like nighttime it was lit up, it just looked beautiful, and it's again like you're in this moment and you're like, this building or this monument has been here for like decades, ages, years, you know what I mean?

SPEAKER_00 17:06

Like, you know, it's so funny when I was at the car dealership. Uh the guy that was like doing the financial like checkout for me or whatever, he had a full like sleeve and it was like the Coliseum and like this night, like whatever. And I was like, Oh my god, is that the Coliseum? And he was like, Yeah. And I was like, Oh, like have you been or whatever? And he was like, Actually, no, I've never been. Oh wow, and I was like, gagged.

SPEAKER_01 17:26

Wow, yeah, that's crazy. I mean, it's one of the seven wonders of the world, yeah. It's like crazy to think about. It's insane, it's really insane, and it was cool too because like getting to so Yvette and I have and Tani um have been to all the places that we went to, right? So we had been there before. Granted, Rome, I hadn't been there for like 20 years or something. Um, but it was cool seeing it through like your and damn girl, you age yourself. No, right. And we it was cool seeing it through your and Alvro's eyes too. Alvro, our friend's like husband, who, you know, he recently has been traveling so much for the first time too. And it was just cool seeing like that through your guys' eyes, and you know, the uh I don't know whether it's like the appreciation of it or just the ability to be out there, and it it reminds you that it really, really is a blessing to be able to like. It's such a privilege.

SPEAKER_00 18:15

Yeah, it really is such a privilege. Like, I also like talking to my mom. Um like my mom just kept calling me and being like, I cannot believe you're doing this. This is the most insane thing. Just like how we grew up, and like you know, we didn't grow up with a lot of money at all. And so like my mom was just like, I can't like this is like a dream of mine. Like, I can't, I cannot believe that you're able to do this and you're spending two weeks away and stuff. And you know, like to some people it's just like another day. Um, but like, you know, like where I grew up and stuff, that wasn't like a real thing. Like people didn't do that, even like in school and stuff, it's like just like where I grew up, it's like there wasn't people leaving for Italy. There wasn't people leaving for you know what I mean. I didn't grow up in like a very like rich town or whatever. So, like to my mom, like it was groundbreaking that I was like doing this, and she just like literally, even still, she just keeps like, I I've told everyone that you're going, I'm so proud of you, and whatever. And I'm just like, you know, it's it's very surreal. Um, and I just am like, I'm so grateful. Like, I'm so I yeah.

SPEAKER_01 19:18

Also, like going to Paris during fashion week, I think was so just amazing to be there in that energy, and also for you, especially perfect, who went to fashion school. Like, I think I I was so excited for you in that in that regard because I was like, not only are we going to Paris, a beautiful city that's already like fashion capital of the world, but you're there during fashion week is insane.

SPEAKER_00 19:40

No, it was it was so funny. We went to we went to a few fashion shows, but like the first one that we went to, we had just stopped by our friend Tanya, she's a fashion photographer, so she shoots like all the entrance and like just uh like when people are leaving and stuff. Um and just like being in the the scene and being around is so freaking inspiring, especially for me. I'm just like fashion was like honestly one of my first loves. Um as like a little boy, I just used to draw dresses and I just always told everybody I wanted to be a fashion designer, and um so like being in at Paris Fashion Week, which is like one of the most iconic, you know, fashion events in the world. Um, I was literally like uh a little kid in like a candy store, you know. But we went to the first one and we were like, you know, we were just dressed for the day for a lot of walking.

SPEAKER_01 20:26

Like we weren't like also we weren't expecting to go in that day.

SPEAKER_00 20:30

We kind of it was just a stop by, we were gonna meet Tani, whatever. And we went, and that was like, oh my god, I'm literally so inspired. But I'm like, Luis, I am mortified that this is how we look right now. I'm like, we will be coming back and I will be styling a look for us. You went shopping. Yes. So you started the marathon, yeah, and I said, I'm going on a little shopping spree, baby.

SPEAKER_02 20:51

I was literally running the half marathon and you were shopping right now. And literally, like right next to each other.

SPEAKER_00 20:56

Yeah, yeah. I'm literally in like the town, like whatever. I'm just in Paris, like shop going from store to store, all these stores I'd never been in, just getting little things or whatever. I'm like, I didn't want to go crazy, but I was like, I just need to get some few pieces or whatever, some items, and I'm gonna like style us together to look so that the next show we go to, we can look like we fit in. And hey, we got interviewed that show, and it paid off. We got we got interviewed, they were like asking us all of our opinions and brand and I mean, you know, as we always do, we turned it on. No, we really didn't. They're like, What do you think about Paris Fashion? And I'm like, oh, let me tell you what I think about Paris Fashion. Yeah, yeah, absolutely. No, it was it was honestly. They're like, What do you do? I'm a stylist.

SPEAKER_01 21:34

Yeah, no, 100%. Yeah, it was it was a really cool moment. I mean, again, I think knowing you and knowing your passion, hey, passion for fashion. Yeah. Um, but knowing how you just like love that, you know, it was cool too because I think both Tani and I were just kind of like, oh my God, especially in that moment where they like asked to interview us and stuff. In my head, I was just like, oh my God, this is really like amazing. That this is happening in this moment. Yeah. Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 22:03

I think too, and that was like another cool thing is I think that like traveling re-ignites your passions and your like and you're inspired from things that you haven't been inspired in for a while. And even in those moments, I literally was like, I was seeing how all these people were dressing, and like everything that they had on their body was a statement and they were not afraid. And I used to be like that. Like when I went to fashion school, like when I was at Fitum, I every single day I would wake up and I'm like, how am I gonna style myself to stand out? Yeah, yeah. You know, and I feel like as I've gotten older, and just because I'm not really like doing it for money anymore, um, it's more just like passion projects and stuff. Like, I've definitely like um dimmed my like fashion, not my fashion sense, but like I'm not walking out of the house like trying to make a statement every day anymore, you know? And it reminded me, I was like, I love to do that. Like I feel like I have just like kind of dimmed my light a little bit. And then being there, I was like, this is why people travel. This is a huge part of why people travel, it's just to re-ignite like fuel. Like I was so inspired, and I'm like, no, I really am that fucking bitch. Right. And like, why am I gonna not be that bitch when I am that bitch? You know what I'm saying?

SPEAKER_01 23:07

No, 100%. I think and I think for me, like, who, you know, fashion isn't like my passion or number one thing. I enjoy it and I love, I honestly just love getting styled by you. That's like I love it because I remember you saying you're like when we were walking in our fits that night, you were like, it's just crazy because when you're when you're in a fit like this, like how can you not walk feeling like you're that bitch? And I was like, honestly, like I feel like I'm that bitch. I'm walking down the streets of Paris and I'm in this fit that you just put through on me.

SPEAKER_02 23:35

And I'm like, I feel so good. You know what I mean?

SPEAKER_00 23:38

No, it it changes literally, it changes how you walk.

SPEAKER_02 23:41

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 23:41

Like you, you carry yourself. You're like, you know that the the public will notice you because you're wearing something that's gonna stand up. So it's like, you have to carry yourself with confidence or else you look insane.

SPEAKER_01 23:51

And for me, being in that scene or in that moment, it wasn't so much about like, oh my gosh, okay, now for me personally, like, oh my gosh, now I have to go back home and like turn out these looks, but it it's inspiring because for me, and I think a lot of people can relate to this, no matter what environment you're in, when you see people unapologetically going for it and like pursuing their dream and just putting themselves out there, it reminds you like if they can do it, I can do it in whatever that means. Yeah, yeah, whatever realm. So, like for me, it's coming back after traveling and seeing people live their lives like that. And I'm like, okay, I'm going to also do everything I can so I can also one be inspired by that, but two, so that I can keep traveling. Yeah you know what I mean?

SPEAKER_00 24:34

Like I will, I refuse to show up in any room and not be unapologetically mean. Yeah, exactly. Like I refuse. There's no it's like time is way too short. Life is too short, like to not be anything than like uh the loudest version of you.

SPEAKER_01 24:49

I think also one thing that I love about traveling is that we get so wrapped up in our day-to-day, and everything feels like you kind of forget that you're in this bubble of your community and environment. You know what I mean? So, like your problems and the things around you and the things that you're going for. Granted, it's good obviously to have goals and want those things, but when you step out of all of that, you realize my problems or my bubble is so small. There is so much out there in the world. There are things, there are bigger things that people are like worried about or taking care of or thinking about that it kind of it calms you. Like for me at least, it calms me. And it's like, okay, I can come back knowing that yes, these are my goals and my challenges, but knowing that there's a whole world outside of that, that it doesn't have to consume me. Right, right.

SPEAKER_00 25:33

So I love that. Um, okay, let's get into the real tea. Um, did you get sick of me?

SPEAKER_02 25:40

Oh man, no, honestly, it's crazy because hey, we survived, we're still here. I know, I know.

SPEAKER_00 25:46

And and hey, the crazy thing is we're going to hang out after this. No, literally. Don't you bitches get sick of each other?

SPEAKER_01 25:51

And it's funny because I feel like even to the very last day, we're still cackling on the plane.

SPEAKER_00 25:56

We're still like hey, we're literally we we made a song about shitting on a plane. Like, how did we get there? I have no idea. We're literally, literally, like 14 days later. Like, cause this is also the other thing, right? Like when you even like spending because in our day-to-day life, we spend a lot of time together, right? So I'm like, I'm with you all the time. So it's like fine, but when you are like on a trip with people, these people, it's like it's not like it's like okay, you have you don't really have days to like refill your social battery.

SPEAKER_01 26:36

Because you are literally like we're staying in Airbnb's together, we're all in the same vicinity.

SPEAKER_00 26:41

And it's not like we're like, oh yeah, let's take a day to like stay at home and watch movies. Right, right, right. You know what I mean? You're on vacation, you're on vacation, you want to see things, you have a lot to do or whatever. So like your social battery is like on. Yeah, right. So like there is no, there's no time for you to be like, I'm actually gonna like lay in bed and watch movies all day. Cause like, why are you gonna waste a day like that? So like you're with people and it's like you're on with these people like more than you would be just like in a typical like day, you know what I mean? Where it's like, you know, we're we'll we'll do a trip together where it'd be like, oh, I'm gonna stop it soul cycle really quick. I'm gonna, I'm gonna get, I'm gonna like get a ride in just so I can like tap in and have like something for myself or for a second and then I'll see you. It's like you don't really have that as much, that's whatever, unless you like really find it. Um, yeah, continue.

SPEAKER_01 27:23

No, no, go ahead. I was gonna say it, which I will say, like I agree with. Granted, we did, I think we did have those moments where like you went to work out and I did my thing and like whatever we met up later, which I I honestly, especially with whether it's two people, whether it's five people, whatever it is, like I any trip that I've gone on where it is more a bigger group or even slightly bigger group, people always there's always like a day or two where we don't necessarily see everybody until maybe dinner or like we get together later, whatever. And I love that. I love that because it okay.

SPEAKER_02 27:59

How much did he love that? I love that. The best days were the days I didn't see you in Sophia.

SPEAKER_01 28:09

Oh my no, but I honestly love that because one, I I don't care. Like, in terms of like, I want people, everyone paid to be here, everyone is like take took time off to be here, everyone deserves to do what they want to do. So, like if you want to go and not participate in something, or if you want to do something different, girl, be my guest. Like, please. Also, because it is two weeks, okay. We are out here for a minute, like, do it, you know what I mean? So I I fully like I'm okay with that. And I know some people are very much I I love traveling with people who can do that, yeah, who are okay with doing that because I personally don't want to hold anybody down or do anything that they don't want to do, you know?

SPEAKER_00 28:50

Yeah, no, and there was like there was a few times because like obviously the group that we went with aren't aren't like people that I see, yeah, me personally, like on a day-to-day basis, like or not in my day-to-day life. So it was nice to get to like travel with people and get to like be around them longer and get to like I feel like know them better. I feel like I know everyone on the trip now better, yeah, and like on a deeper level. And I feel like there was times where I was like felt like okay, like you are probably like the glue that was like that brought the group together. And so I was like always just like, okay, like if they want to do something or like you feel like you need to do something with them, I want you to know like I will be fine. You know what I mean? Like, and that's like such like a I feel like a dynamic in regards to traveling that you have to like you know deal with. But I was just like, no, no, no, girl, like if you will like if you want to go have moments with your sister, yeah. Just let me know. I'll go, I will explore the city and be on my own. And so I think it's also nice to be with people that like can hang on their own or be on their own, you know what I mean? Because absolutely it's a it's a pressure, you know, to feel like you don't want to like separate from people or whatever. And I don't know, it's just obviously this it goes like uh along with with traveling, but um which also this is tea. What what city did you like the gay scene in most? Because we did try to hit the gay bars in every city.

SPEAKER_01 30:00

Okay, well, we haven't first of all, we haven't really talked about London, so that's we can dive into that too. Um, but yeah, Paris, Rome, and London. In Paris, I'm trying to recap, like, okay, in Paris, we did oh my god, the shower room. The shower room and the cave. Okay, first of all, the shower room was so crazy. If you guys don't know or have never been in Paris, there's this club literally called the no, it's called the like the shower show or something.

SPEAKER_00 30:23

It's not that's not what the club is called, but that's like the party.

SPEAKER_01 30:26

Right. It has the name, it has it on like the outside, it says like shower shows or something like that.

SPEAKER_00 30:31

If you go, if you go there and you ask somebody for the shower show, you'll know.

SPEAKER_01 30:34

So basically what happens is it's a it's a bar or a club, I guess. It's two levels on the upper level. There's a little tiny glass like shower room cube that you like cube through. Like and there's this also would never be allowed in the US, but this there's a guy that comes out and they do like two shows a night or something like that. Yeah, comes out in a towel or in a something, speedo, whatever, and like literally it's a shower. So he ends up getting fully naked. Fully naked, which is not allowed in America. No, he's fully naked, starts fully erect, fully erect, yeah, fully erect.

SPEAKER_02 31:08

He's playing with it, he's showing it off. He is he's drawing hearts on the with it, okay?

SPEAKER_00 31:15

No, rainbow, blowing kisses, yes, no. He's he literally had his penis on the on the glass and is doing windshield wiping with no hands, yeah. Like that was his party trick.

SPEAKER_02 31:27

That was his party trick, and I'm like, first of all, the coordination and the money.

SPEAKER_00 31:30

And the joke, the joke within our like little travel group was like, uh, so which one of us boys is going home to try the fucking rainbow, the windshield wipe.

SPEAKER_02 31:38

Who's gonna be able to do it? Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 31:39

So um, yeah, he basically is taking a shower, he soap, water, everything, the whole thing. He's putting on the whole show, okay? So it's kind of funny because the whole like club is like dancing, dancing, dancing, and then they announce the shower show and everybody crowds around this tiny little head bumping up, yeah, like staring at this man. So um, that was actually really fun. That was fun, and it was cool because like that was weird because our whole group went out too. So we had like a whole night. Exactly. And then yeah, we went to that cave one, um, which I will say the that was fun. We ended up going out again on Sunday night after the marathon, and it was quieter, but it was still fun.

SPEAKER_00 32:17

Yeah, we still like made it work. Yeah, what I think is so interesting about Paris is that everything looks the same to me. Like all the streets look the same, and I think that's on purpose. Like, I think they like to keep it like the specific style. So, like, I feel like the worst thing ever would be getting lost in the middle of the night in one of those on one of the streets in in Paris because they all look the same.

SPEAKER_01 32:36

Because Paris is very neutral when you go there, like the colors are very neutral.

SPEAKER_00 32:40

It's not a very colorful city, it's very like just neutral town, and the architecture is very similar everywhere, and there's windy roads and it's like cobblestone roads everywhere. And what I what I do love, uh honestly, about all I think like a lot of the places that we went to, um, but like the the work-life balance you can tell is just different. And in pretty much all the places I went to, well, maybe not London, yeah. London I think is a little more. But I think in Rome and in Paris, like there's like a coffee shop like every 20 feet, a little cafe or like a cafe, and in Paris specifically, they have like all these chairs set up and it all faces the street. So you get a table, whatever you're eating, and everyone's facing the same direction to like people watch or whatever. And I just thought that was so cool. And 99% of the cafes or little restaurants or whatever are like packed at all times, yeah. Like because people are like out, people are like, It's a very European thing.

SPEAKER_01 33:31

You'll see that like in Spain and Portugal, you'll see it in the world.

SPEAKER_00 33:35

I've never experienced that. So to me, that was like mind-blowing because I'm like, oh, in America, this is not a thing.

SPEAKER_01 33:40

Well, it's funny. I always see those TikToks every time I come back from Europe. It's like me trying to recreate like cafe culture in in LA, and it's like someone sitting on the side of the road and it's like a highway or whatever. It's like not, it's not LA just wasn't built for that. You know what I mean? No, um, so it just is a very different structure.

SPEAKER_00 33:57

But I feel like also, yeah, the the culture in our country in general. Like, I don't think there's any place like that in America.

SPEAKER_01 34:03

I think America just has very much the hustle mentality, you know, and it's very different. Um, but yeah, so I mean, okay, so we went out in Paris. That was like shower room, cave room, like all that stuff. Then Rome, we were there in the middle of the week. So it was like less we didn't get to experience like the night out. Yeah, because it was more like weekdays, but we did go out one of the nights, and that was the night that we went out to that bar, and it was like literally right next to the Coliseum, very, very cute, very, very tiny bar.

SPEAKER_00 34:29

Of course, we made like friends with the drag queen. Yeah, um, we both got like they had us both spin this little wheel. Yeah, and did you get it?

SPEAKER_01 34:37

No, no, no, you did it.

SPEAKER_00 34:38

Oh, I did too. Okay, yeah, yeah. I and I ended up like having to like vogue battle the uh the drag queen. So I'm like doing dips of vow.

SPEAKER_01 34:46

And then she like calls me over because she was like, Are you a dancer too? And I'm like, Yeah, and then she's like, you go.

SPEAKER_02 34:50

And I was like, Okay, so we're like dancing the other.

SPEAKER_00 34:52

Yeah, and then we're both dancing together, and there's a whole crowd around us, and it's just a whole get down, which is it was cute, it was cute. Um, yeah, super, super like you know, this is like on a smaller scale though. So I feel like we didn't really get to experience experience.

SPEAKER_01 35:03

For a Wednesday night though, it was pretty popping. It was popping, yeah, it was cute.

SPEAKER_00 35:06

And then it was cool because we, you know, I was like chatting like after with some of the guys and like just like getting the scoop and stuff, and it was like interesting because he was telling me that just in Rome, like, you know, it's they're not super progressive there because there's so much history, and so a lot of the people hold on to you know the ways of the past, and like I think like they're super big into Catholicism there, obviously Catholic country. Um so they were saying, like, you know, a lot of their like parents aren't really super accepting of the whole gay thing, and so it's like it's a fight for the the gay community to really be like prevalent and like seen there, um I thought was interesting.

SPEAKER_01 35:39

Oh yeah, it's so interesting to hear that too, because it's like as a tourist, you go and you're like, wow, history, there's so many like monuments, and but when you think about it, those are constant reminders of what the country was, yeah, and what you know history was. Yeah, so I can see how because there's so much attachment to those like historical monuments and historical landmarks and just like memories and whatever, there's a lot of pride in that country. It's like hard for people to move forward, yeah. It's hard for people to move forward. Also, it's a you know, Europe in general is so much older than America, you know what I mean? So, like a lot of these things that are out there, you're like, they have been America like is so young in comparison. So, although, yes, we have our challenges here too, I can only imagine what that that aspect is like. Yeah, so it's really, really interesting to hear that. And it's funny because in Rome we actually both got tattoos, right? So, hey, by the way, yeah, we have to show the camera our tattoos.

SPEAKER_00 36:34

Oh my god, I got a little cupid, so cute, uh-huh, and I got these flowers.

SPEAKER_01 36:39

Um, if people don't know, my parents work in agriculture, so they sell sunflower eucalyptus along with other greens and stuff. So I wanted to get those as an ode to them, but also since we were in Rome, I got this little statue, which was perfect because my tattoo artist, um, she like loves doing sculptures, so she was like really excited and all that stuff. But I was chatting with her while we were getting these tattoos, and I was like, Oh my god, so like how long have you been, you know, doing tattoo art? She was like, Well, I did I studied graphic design and art and all that stuff, and I was like, What's it like being a tattoo artist in Rome or in Italy? And she's like, you know what? It's honestly really challenging. She's like, I end up doing a lot of uh tattoos on tourists because in Italy specifically, a lot of people still see tattoos as like kind of negative or just not not clean, not good, and she's like, It's not as progressive here. And I was like, Oh my god, this is like a theme that we're encountering, you know. And she's like, a lot of people still have that old school mentality, and she's like, So I end up getting a lot of foreigners. Also, the the place that we went to is pretty, I guess, well known in terms of just like internationally. So, um, so in that sense, it was just interesting to tie those two together, you know? Yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_00 37:49

I um I thought it was also interesting because I was picking people's brains just in regards to you know, they were like saying, like, you know, we're watching everything that's going on in your country, and that's right. Um, you know, I kind of like was talking to people in all three countries because I was just interested on what um their perspective was on America, you know, and like for the most part. I mean, in France, I think people are a little bit more rude. Um, like some of the some of the people are just they're just but I like liked it. Like I mean Parisians specifically are known to not be able to do it. They're just not overly rude, overly warm. Um and so I could definitely feel a little bit of energy, you know, especially when people knew that we spoke English and stuff. Like I could, I could feel a little thing, but I like wasn't bothered by it. And I like honestly, I was like, honestly, you guys are cuntsy. Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, I yeah, I'm like, I'm like, you're dressed cute, you like are kind of cuntsy. It's the vibe in Paris. I it's a vibe, yeah. I'm like, honestly, I'm here for it. Like I loved it. And then people were a lot more warm in I think in Italy, just naturally like more like loving and warm and like welcoming, um, which was cute. And then in London, yeah, um, I out of all three places, I like want to say I could potentially see myself living in Paris. I do love Paris, but I think that I could see myself living in London before I could see myself living in Paris. Definitely couldn't live in Rome. Absolutely not. Like, that's definitely a travel place to see the things and do the things. Yeah. Um London, I could live there. Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 39:14

Yeah. To be honest, I I personally, I mean, I love Paris as a city, but I've never been one to be like, oh, I could live in Paris. Like, I just don't think it's the city for me. Yeah, even though I love it and I think it's beautiful and I love visiting it, and there's so much to do and see and whatever. But yeah, I definitely think out of the three that we went to, I could definitely see myself living in London the most. I I loved London. Yeah, London was so cute. Again, I always say it kind of just reminds me of like a European kind of New York City vibe.

SPEAKER_00 39:41

Like I feel like it was like New York City on crack.

SPEAKER_01 39:44

Exactly. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So it's like for me, it's like I I vibe with that energy, and also it just makes more sense for me, I think. There's also a lot of entertainment that happens there.

SPEAKER_00 39:54

There's a lot of entertainment. I feel like we could both definitely be like like dance in a show there because shows are very, very like popular. And yeah. Uh-huh. Like so, so cool. And also just fitness is a big, big thing. Fitness is a big thing. Yeah. Like, you know, we took berries and we took Seoul. I got to like talk to the instructor at Seoul. And you know, it's just I love to go also see studios. Obviously, that's like a thing that we love to do. So I love to see like the culture and stuff. And I feel like that definitely that culture definitely matches my energy or my vibe. Um, and there's just there's so much to do. Like, I feel like I could stay in London for months and still not have done everything. Right. And everyone was kind of saying, I I've I've gotten an interesting like response, like, oh, how is the food in London? Like, as if like I feel like a lot of people have the conception that food isn't great in London or they're not known for British food. Yeah, okay. And I was like, Yeah, yeah. Everyone's asking, I'm like, oh, I've had great meals in London.

SPEAKER_01 40:52

Like Southeast Asian food, Indian food is is what London has come to be known for. But like when you think about British food or like in the UK, if you go to other parts, like we we we went to my and I say we as an Yvette and I, but went to like Ireland and Scotland, and the food is very different. Yeah, like British food itself is very different. We I think we got to explore a lot different, a lot of different cuisines.

SPEAKER_00 41:15

I was gonna say, we were definitely doing well, because it's like a New York City where it has a little bit of everything, and so we were obviously just you know, we had Japanese, we had Chinese, we had Indian, which okay. Me trying Indian food was insane. Like I would never do that in a million years, and it was good, it was really good. I liked it. Um I know, I was proud of you for that moment. Yeah, that restaurant was really good. Um, also the gay scene there was so fun. So I mean, it really is, like I said, it's like the New York of the UK, you know? Like it's we we ended up, of course, at a warehouse party.

SPEAKER_01 41:46

Yeah, which like, hey, uh that was literally me last time I went too because the same group of friends I went with. Yeah, that group, I love that.

SPEAKER_00 41:53

They were so fun.

SPEAKER_01 41:54

Shout out to Sharice, Adam Mike. Like, so Sharice is like one of my really, really good friends since high school. Such a cutie. Yeah, and she lives out there, she's lived out there for a long time now. So the last time I went, I got to meet her friend Adam, who has his partner Mike, and we got to meet up with them this time around too. And so cute. So funny. So fun. Our friend who we met, and I sorry our friend, we met him uh in Paris, told us about this event happening. It's called the Feel It Party in London. So then, of course, when we get there, Sharice's like, Adam and them are going to feel it, and we're like, oh, perfect. Like that is literally, you know.

SPEAKER_00 42:27

And of course, we were doing the most extra credit. We were so fun. We were looking insane, but like in the best way. Oh god, we were really on one. We're really taking on one. Hey, okay. And then just to like, you know, of course, we go anywhere, we have to do our big one. So we're out, we're doing all of the extra credit possible. Um, and then we don't make it home until 7 a.m. Yep. And we had berries booked at 10.

SPEAKER_02 42:57

Oh my god. And I was like, if we hadn't already committed to this, I would have been like, like, why did we think that was a good idea?

SPEAKER_00 43:03

Why do we think that was a good idea?

SPEAKER_01 43:05

Literally 7 a.m.

SPEAKER_00 43:06

We wake up at like 9 or something. Well, okay, like he wakes up. I lay in bed next to him, like this. Like, well, I'm so glad you're getting a little napping. Oh yeah, you didn't even sleep. I didn't sleep at all. Oh my god. The fact that we went to go take breakfast. Yeah, we went hard. And so then we take our asses to Barry Bis boot camp at 10 a.m. And of course I'm like kicking with the instructor, and I'm like, oh my god, yeah, I teach in LA. So once we're there, I'm like, oh my god, I have to turn it on. Yeah, and we did. Yeah, honestly, we ate. Like, um, like, but I'm like on the treadmill and I'm literally like sprinting for my fucking life. And I'm like, you know what's so funny is that number one, I can't feel anything. And number two is that just two or three hours ago, I was acting like a ferocious rat in public.

SPEAKER_02 43:54

No, literally going for it to either mode.

SPEAKER_00 44:00

Of course, yeah, and it's like we're not showing up to uh like um a workout and half-fasting anything, it's just not in our DNA. We're going full the fuck out, and I'm like, I haven't slept.

SPEAKER_02 44:10

I'm sprinting at like 13 babes. I'm like, I'm like, she's like my final, yeah, I'm like, oh at another point, okay. Like crazy work. These London people can't see that I'm not a hard worker.

SPEAKER_01 44:22

And the crazy part is that like right after that, we just had a full Hunday. Like, yeah, we just acted normal.

SPEAKER_00 44:27

We we were like, okay, no sleep. Yeah, back to touring, back to singing, back to brunch, like did the whole thing. Another bus, another bus, another bus club, oh my god, there was a song that was playing in because when we went out to rain, and the song was literally like another bus, yeah.

SPEAKER_01 44:42

Wait, no, yeah, what was that? I don't know. I don't know, but it was the gaga, it was the gaga uh vocal, like that little clip, but it was like a remix of it.

SPEAKER_00 44:51

It was a remix of it, and it just kept saying it, and I was like, another bus.

SPEAKER_02 44:56

We were literally like this keeps happening to us where it's like the the theme of the the universe like literally tries to talk to us through the through music, through soundtrack.

SPEAKER_00 45:05

And we um what we were we were the I'll never forget it. That was like such a moment for me, or like a core uh core memory is when um what is it, the Olivia Dean.

SPEAKER_01 45:16

Um my god, the remake. Oh okay, we went to heaven, which first of all, lol, because then another night um we were just kind of like we have to go to heaven. It's like kind of like a rental.

SPEAKER_00 45:26

And it was also like five-minute walk, not even like down the sh down the block. And so we're like, Yeah, we have to go to heaven because everyone had told us like that's the place to go. You also already been there, whatever. It's like all these different rooms and stuff.

SPEAKER_01 45:37

Yeah, which when we got there, we were like, Okay, what's the vibe gonna be? We're gonna like it.

SPEAKER_00 45:43

Yeah, we were like just pushing. Yeah, we get there, and I'm like looking around.

SPEAKER_01 45:49

And I'm like, girl, remember the legal drinking age here is like 18.

SPEAKER_00 45:53

I'm like, I I feel like these kids, these are chills, children, yeah.

SPEAKER_01 45:58

And I was like, um, I'm like, we might be a little too old for this get down. We literally got a drink, and we're like, maybe we get this drink and go, but let's like see first.

SPEAKER_00 46:06

We're like, yeah, maybe we just maybe there's an older people section. I don't know.

SPEAKER_01 46:09

And we did end up finding like more people.

SPEAKER_00 46:12

Okay, we're in the crowd, literally like looking, and I'm like, Do you see older people? Do you see what was that? Um it was like honestly cute. Like, we did see older people, and then we hey were like pushing shot through the crowds again, and we're like, okay, well, this is our people.

SPEAKER_01 46:25

Yeah. But uh but the venue itself, very cute, very party.

SPEAKER_00 46:28

They have like balloons coming down cleaning. We got to see like a RuPaul girl. It was a full, it was like Athena Dion, shout out to Athena. Um we what was I gonna say? Oh, it was really cute to see like the younger, the baby gays, because I was like, they're like in their glory right now, they're out, they're experimenting, they're like whatever. And I was just like, oh, it was like a cool moment to just be like, you know, see like everyone doing their thing. Like also, like what I thought was really cool there was, and maybe it was just like a testament to like how we're growing as um a community, but like there was a lot of like straight guys there um with their girlfriends, and then there was like a lot of I I see like I saw like a few like straight, or maybe I don't know, maybe they weren't straight or whatever, but they were just very expressive, you know, like guys that are like with girls that are like you know, they're being affectionate to each other and the guys wearing makeup and like whatever. And I'm like, this is so cool. Everyone is like expressing themselves and just accepted and loved here, and like everyone, it was just you know, it was just like a moment. I was like, okay, maybe we really are growing.

SPEAKER_01 47:28

Maybe there is like I think like to be honest, with especially like the younger generation, I I mean, you know, it this is from the perspective of I guess an older gay. Um, but like I I know it's I hated that, but it's it's just like it's cool because I think gender, sexuality, everything is becoming way more fluid. You know what I mean? So it's cool to see that again, like yeah, experiencing that, seeing the younger generation. It was not like that when we were that age. No, not at all. I feel like even when we were trying to break the mold, we're still trying to be put into labels. Like everyone was still trying to label themselves in one way or another. And I think we're getting to a point where people are trying to get rid of those labels, which I genuinely appreciate. I'm like, honestly, yeah, we should be able to just be ourselves, you know?

SPEAKER_00 48:14

No, I I fully, fully agree.

SPEAKER_01 48:16

So I do, I do love that. It was fun, but yeah, that Olivia Dean remix came on and we were living our screaming. It felt like a movie. Like we were screaming, the balloons were falling, like everything was. I was like, this is everything right now.

SPEAKER_00 48:27

And then we found we found like this little back room at the end of the night. Oh my god, yeah, because we made friends with that guy who led us to this other room. It was like a hip-hop, like Latin room. And we were literally, I kid you not, in a music video the whole night. We were giving it our all. Like, I have not danced like that in so so long. And bitch, I would look over and see you, and I'm like, damn, we're fucking the shit up. We were eating, we were performing for ourselves. Like, no one literally I didn't care who was watching, like, we were just literally on the platform, off the platform.

SPEAKER_01 48:56

Like, we were just like and then it was cool too because we saw another group of dancers over there dancing at out.

SPEAKER_00 49:01

We're like, period, they're like, period, like, yeah, it was it was it was a lot of fun. I do think that the going out scene there is cool too, because people are just showing up to have fun. People are not like there for like my Instagram pick and whatever, they're just showing up to be present, and sometimes I feel like you know, not everywhere, but I think in LA specifically, sometimes it's about like the perception and for sure, just going to grab a drink, you know, whatever. And then there it was like, no, bitch, let's fucking dance. Like I was just like letting loose and just like and I was like, oh my god, because I'm like, I I mean when I go out to West Hollywood, like we'll dance, we'll get into it, but it's we're not doing what we did in London. Yeah, we were that was like two, we were drenched in sweat. It was like two hours of just pure going for it, you know what I mean?

SPEAKER_01 49:40

Yeah, and I missed that because honestly, like for me, for me, like uh going to school in the Bay Area, like San Francisco, I feel like that's what it was. Like we would go out and we would be getting down, girl. Like it was just like it was that was the energy, you know what I mean? It was like very carefree, very we're gonna dance if we want to, very like hyphy music, hype moments. Like it was, it was I I missed that a lot. So it was cool being in London where I felt like I got that again, you know? Because I do agree in LA, it's not that you maybe can't find that, but I feel like it's harder to come across.

SPEAKER_00 50:12

Yeah, yeah. Um, okay.

SPEAKER_02 50:14

Well, anyways, I think that we really, really we took it there. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_00 50:19

Okay, wait, wait, I didn't even really ask you.

SPEAKER_01 50:21

Did you get sick of me?

SPEAKER_02 50:25

Um Wow, the fashion.

SPEAKER_00 50:28

No, I actually I really did not. I had not at all. Like, I could have it could have been just you and I, and we could have gotten no breaks from each other, and I would have been absolutely fine. Like, you're just someone that like you sent me a meme today or whatever, and it was like the perfect description. It's like, you know, the just the kind of friend that like doesn't drain your social battery. Like, we can sit next to each other in silence. We don't have to say a goddamn thing, and I'm not, I don't feel the need to like be performative or on. And so, like, I think even just like getting to do that with you, I was like, okay, like, so what I'm like, what trip are we doing on our own where we're gonna fuck shit up? You know what I mean? Like, I'm like, you and I have to do a solo trip. We like to do it. Yeah, that's what I that's I literally, I was like, oh my god, we yeah will be insane, but like in the best way, that's way possible. Yeah, and we we have been making a list, so stay tuned for our next show.

SPEAKER_01 51:11

Honestly, yeah.

SPEAKER_00 51:12

Um, but yeah, no, I I did not get sick of you.

SPEAKER_01 51:15

Well, I honestly will say I wanna wrap this up by saying that I really am just so proud of you for doing this because even though I haven't known you for that long, having knowing your journey and knowing everything that you've told me, and even seeing, you know, hearing your mom on the phone while we were on the trip and like how she was like, you know, I just wow, you're in like my dream city or whatever it is. Like, I and even just you telling me leading up to it how you couldn't believe that you were about to do this. I'm just so happy that you got to do it, and I'm happy that I got to be a part of it, and yeah, I'm excited for more of that to come because I know that this is just the beginning.

SPEAKER_00 51:52

Yeah, well, and honestly, thank you because if I'm being honest, I don't think I would have just made the trip on my own. You've definitely inspired me to explore the world, and just think I'm inspired by how well traveled you are and all the things. So I I couldn't have thought of like a better person to do it with. So thank you for doing it with me and being a good little Well, cheers to that, because we did not cheers this. Oh, bitch, we were hey, that's how you know the yap was good.

SPEAKER_02 52:15

Yapping, yeah, absolutely. Oh, it's okay. She went down. Cheers, I love you. Love you.