Ask Us Anything

This week, we’re answering your questions! From the things we do that drive each other crazy, to favourite memories, unfair rules, and what we actually think about our future, this episode is a mix of funny, honest, and a little emotional.

We also get into what a “perfect day” looks like for each of us, how we feel about our relationship changing as we get older, and where we see ourselves in the next 5–10 years.

Plus, we share our Slay & Struggle of the week and give our unfiltered opinions on this week’s Hot or Not topics, including matching outfits, being friends with your ex, sharing your location, and more.

As always, it’s real, it’s unfiltered, and it’s very us.

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Transcript

SPEAKER_00 0:09

Hey, it's Jess. Hey, it's Abby. Welcome back to another episode of the Like Mother, Like Daughter Podcast. Hi, Ab. Hi. How are you? I'm good. You're good. Happy Saturday. Yay! It's last weekend before school goes back in. All right. So I figured we would do a something a little bit different with this episode. Um I posted a Ask Us Anything on Instagram so that our listeners could, you know, ask us some questions that they wanted to know a little bit more about. So I have a list of questions here that people submitted and we'll take turns answering them. How's that sound? Amazing. Perfect. Okay. Um, so I'll ask the question, I'll let you answer, and then I'll answer. Okay. Okay. This one's for both of us. What is something about each other that drives you crazy? How be honest. Like we have to be, I want you to be brutally honest because I'm gonna be brutally honest too.

SPEAKER_01 1:14

Okay, well I have a few then. Oh. Since since we want to play that game. I was just gonna say one to be nice. Okay, I feel attacked all of a sudden. Alright, let's hear it. Let's hear it. Okay, so first, how when I like borrow your stuff without asking, you get so mad. But you always take my like stuff without asking. Like it's not just me, girl.

SPEAKER_00 1:37

It's both that was gonna be my thing, was that you take my stuff without asking. Um is that it? Is that the only thing I know?

SPEAKER_01 1:46

I'll let you go and then I'll say another one.

SPEAKER_00 1:49

Okay, well, you literally said mine. You take my things without asking, and it drives me crazy.

SPEAKER_01 1:55

Okay, well, my other one is that I can't even stay out past like 10 because you're like, oh well, you'll have to go to sleep. But we literally have a camera for a reason.

SPEAKER_00 2:03

Yeah, but I don't not let you stay out late because like 10 o'clock is a pretty good curfew for you. And I was thinking like 10.30. Okay, but I have to get up at four o'clock in the morning and I'm not gonna be able to sleep until I know that you're home safe. So I can't say, yeah, stay until 10.30, I'll just go to sleep because I know damn well that when I my head hits that pillow, I'm not gonna be able to fall asleep until I know that you're home safely. Because what if I were to go to sleep and then something happened to you? But you always think bat worst case scenario. Like I have to think worst case scenario. Like, no, you don't.

SPEAKER_01 2:40

You're just an overthinker.

SPEAKER_00 2:41

Yeah, I know that. One thing, one more thing that drives me crazy is that you're so stubborn. How am I stubborn? Because because I know you know how to do things, but you just won't do them. Like, or you'll just avoid it. Like what? Like making food. You'll be like, make me something to eat. I'm hungry. Can you make me a grilled cheese? And I'll be like, you know how to make a grilled cheese. I'll be like, Mama, I'm so hungry, and I'll be like, throw chicken fingers in the air fryer. No, I'll just make a peanut butter sandwich. Like so stubborn. This one's for both of us, too. What is your favorite memory together that you both always laugh about? I feel like that part at the end that you both always laugh about, that part is what makes it hard for me to pick something. But one of my favorite memories of us is when I took you to Shindig and I just seen how much fun you were having and like just watching you experience watching you experience a concert like that for your first time.

SPEAKER_01 3:29

It was NLE Chop.

SPEAKER_00 3:31

He is so fine. Um, that's probably one of my favorite memories of us. And I'm trying to think what else.

SPEAKER_01 3:38

I think my favorite memory of us is all the times we've like just taken the long way home just to sing.

SPEAKER_00 3:45

Honestly, same. No, we had the best drive home the other day when we left from the photo shoot. Oh my god, I know.

SPEAKER_01 3:51

We need to do that again, but like not like go anywhere and just drive around. Tell them what we did. Okay, so basically, we went to our photo shoot and we like I'm always on aux.

SPEAKER_00 4:04

I love like playing music. As soon as Abby gets in the car, she's like, Can I play a song? That's the first thing she says before she even puts her seatbelt on.

SPEAKER_01 4:12

Because I just feel like it's like the right thing to do when you get in the car because I have like the best music taste. But anyway, so after the So after the photo shoot, I was like, Okay, can I play a song? And then I we would just kept singing, like we were just going back and forth, and then we like went um to the look like to the look off, and I was like, Can we go downtown or whatever? And like we just drove around like kind of downtown and we just sang. And we were out for like two hours.

SPEAKER_00 4:39

Yeah, what songs were we singing? Like, tell them like the songs that we jammed to while we're out.

SPEAKER_01 4:45

Probably like there's a lot, like Bruno Mars. Oh my god, that one song that you put me on, he wasn't man enough for me.

SPEAKER_00 4:52

Yeah, Tony Brack.

SPEAKER_01 4:53

I still love that song. Um Do you know about us back that you I literally learned all the lyrics?

SPEAKER_00 4:58

And Chris Brown. Chris Brown, yeah. Abby loves Chris Brown because of me. Yeah, we have really good times when we're driving around with the windows down, jamming. Yeah, we need to do that. Yeah, we should do that again. Like today. Why does that memory stand out for you? This is just a follow-up question. Why does that memory stand out to you?

SPEAKER_01 5:18

Because it was so fun. Because like we'll both just be like, okay, next, next, like we both just always have a song that we want to play next. And she gets so mad at me when I like, I'm like, okay, no, just let me play my song one more like one more time. And then you're like, no, let me play this song.

SPEAKER_00 5:33

Like, well, because I'm like, we should take turns picking a good song that and Abby, like, I'll always play a song that Abby likes to hear, and she'll know all the words and stuff, and then she'll put on this like new generation rap song that I have no idea what it is. And I'm like, when's she gone? When's she gone? But yeah, no, I do love our drives um when we sing and stuff. Anyways, okay. This next question is for you specifically. Oh god, I'm scared. Abby, what is one rule that you think is unfair?

SPEAKER_01 6:01

Probably like I can't have more than two friends over or more than one friend over for a sleepover.

SPEAKER_00 6:09

Well, that's because Katie and I both work like really strange hours, and I'm always working on the weekend, I always have to be up, and we live in an apartment, so there's not a lot of space, and your room is right on the other side of my walls, and you and your friends are freaking loud at night. So I think one friend sleeping over at a time is fair.

SPEAKER_01 6:30

There's definitely more, I just can't think of any. Well, start thinking. Okay, wait.

SPEAKER_00 6:34

Um You always say that I'm strict, so like elaborate on that.

SPEAKER_01 6:38

You are strict.

SPEAKER_00 6:40

Because, bro, like when I get grounded, you just take my phone, but like it's I don't even take your phone anymore. I stopped taking your phone because I know that that doesn't work.

SPEAKER_01 6:50

At a certain time though.

SPEAKER_00 6:52

Yeah, phone curve for you. Because it I don't like when you stay up until two in the morning on your phone. I don't stay up till two in the morning.

SPEAKER_01 6:58

Sometimes you do. Okay, yeah, sometimes, but it's like I would see if it's a problem if I was sleeping in and like not going to first period like I used to do in grade nine. Remember that when I would just like not go to first period half the time? No, I don't remember that. Yes, you do, because you would text me and be like, Abby, like, what are you doing? Like, why are you late for school? Yeah, and it was because I would sleep in, but like now I still get up, like I literally get up at like seven every morning. So it's like I see if it was a problem if I was staying up to like two and then not getting up, but if I'm still getting up and getting ready for school and being on time, then I know, but it's not good for your body to not get a good sleep.

SPEAKER_00 7:35

Like you know, but that's only sometimes like I do actually like you need to get a solid at least like seven to eight hours of sleep a night so that your body can go into REM sleep and then you get that rest. Like your your body grows while you're sleeping and like it heals and stuff like that while you're sleeping. So sleep is very important. And sometimes you might be a little bit cranky or irritated during the day, and it's probably because even if you don't feel like you're tired, your body is probably tired because you're not on a good sleep schedule. You know, you feel me? I guess. Okay, so if you could change one thing about my rules, what would it be? Um These are just follow-up questions.

SPEAKER_01 8:14

I can stay out later than 10. At least on weekends, like 10:30. That would be reasonable. And like 11 in the summer.

SPEAKER_00 8:23

You're pushing it. I don't think. I'm curious, like what other parents give their kids for curfew?

SPEAKER_01 8:28

Half my friends don't have a curfew. Half my friends' moms just be like, yeah, you can go to however long, just text me. Yeah, that's crazy. That is crazy. I'm sorry. That's wild. Obviously, not till like 12 or like any later, but like they'll be like, just stay until however and then text me. But my friends don't be staying out till like 12. They'd like at least go home at like 11.

SPEAKER_00 8:52

Yeah, that's fair. I wouldn't mind if you were like at the movies or if you were like at a friend's house and you were like, Can you pick me up? If the thing is, it's like I said, I when I work early in the morning, it's or if Katie works, like when Katie does her snow removal. Yeah, she was up at 2 o'clock this morning, left at 2 30, and she was back before I even woke up this morning. So it's just when there's like our schedules are like wonky, it's hard to be like, yeah, I'll pick you up at 11 30 because then I'm my alarm set. Like when you called me the other night at midnight because you had really bad cramps and you wanted me to pick you up, I had my alarm set for 4 a.m. because I had to be at this radio station for five o'clock in the morning. And I was like, there's no way I can come get you right now. Like, yeah. Okay, this one is for you too. Wow, Miss Popular. What can I say? Abby, hang on, let me hold these papers up over here. Abby, if you could design the perfect day for yourself, what would it look like? It would be me and Started from like the morning, like when you wake up in the morning, like the perfect day from the morning till the Okay.

SPEAKER_01 9:59

Wake up in the morning, Maddie's right beside me, right? And then and then at the sun, like it's hot. It's so hot out, like 30 degrees. The UV's like 10. And me and Maddie, we get up, we get ready, we go to the beach, we tan, and then we go back home, shower, then we get all ready, we get cute, and then we go out and we go out with our friends and we f it up and play that back one more time.

SPEAKER_00 10:31

You go out and you mess stuff up. And you have a good time.

SPEAKER_01 10:37

And we have a good time. Okay, and we just do whatever.

SPEAKER_00 10:42

It's funny because my follow-up question, I added the follow-up questions. Obviously, people didn't to didn't ask these, but uh one of the follow-up questions was who are you spending it with besides me? But you already made that clear, Abby or Maddie.

SPEAKER_01 10:55

Because she's my best friend. I love her.

SPEAKER_00 10:58

Okay, what do you think my perfect day would be? Um if you could plan my perfect day, what would you plan for me?

SPEAKER_01 11:07

Maybe like you get up, you know, you're with Katie, whatever, and then you get a Red Bull. You go for a drive, or you go to the gym first, actually. You go to the gym, you work out, you come home, shower, you get all ready, do your makeup, you have another Red Bull. And then, you know, you eat some food, because bro, like without your food, I don't think you'd be happy during the day, bro. No, I'd like to eat. Yeah. What food would I be eating?

SPEAKER_00 11:43

It's low-key different every day. Bulldak. Bulldak? Yeah. Low-key, I do love my Bulldak, but it's so hard for me to eat it halfway through the day because as soon as I eat Bulldog, I am ready for a nap. Like so ready for a nap. Okay, and then what?

SPEAKER_01 11:58

Okay, and then you and Katie go for a drive, like anywhere and go explore. Because you guys just always just like go and like on side quests.

SPEAKER_00 12:06

We are always going for drives. That's my favorite thing to do.

SPEAKER_01 12:09

Yeah, and then you like stay out till sunset, you take pictures of the sunset, post on Instagram, and you're like, oh my god, beautiful sunset today. Or just some sh like, I don't know, just something like that. And then how would it end? You come home, you're laying on the couch. You and Katie have your show on, and I come downstairs to get a drink, and you're like, oh my god, look at this new show that I'm watching. Like, it's so messed up. Guess what's happening? And Katie's like on her phone, like, and you're just like all into with all your snacks, and you're just like, yes, you're like yelling at the TV, and you're like, you f or just something like that.

SPEAKER_00 12:49

I'm laughing so hard because that is like my day to a T. I know. Obviously, if that's just like a perfect day, normal day, but like if I were to pick like any to do anything and like money and time wasn't an issue, I would have the weekend off. It would be Friday night. I well, I guess this is like more of like a weekend excursion, but I'm just gonna like start it from the Friday night so that you can kind of paint the picture. So Friday night, Katie and I and you go to an Airbnb somewhere on the South Shore. And like her with the Airbnb spur, like I'm telling you. We wake up at like a good time. It's on the ocean. We look outside, there's a beautiful view out the window. All three of us go for brunch, we have breakfast, and then we go explore a town that we've never been in before. Go to like a thrift store there. If there's like a museum with like any type of history, we go there.

SPEAKER_01 13:45

I would love that, but it's just like, bro, like you guys wake up at like the freaking ass crack of dawn. Like, I'm not even joking. Like, before the sun's even up, y'all are up, and I'm like, just I can't do that. That's so fair. Well, if you went to bed before two o'clock in the morning. Okay, listen, I'm not old. I'm not an old person. Like, you know, this girl thinks that seven is late. Like, I'll be like, oh, I'm gonna go out at like seven, you'll be like, but it's literally nighttime. Like, why are you coming out that late? Like, girl, it's not that late.

SPEAKER_00 14:15

Listen, it is to me, if it's dark outside, it's freaking late. Okay, so what are you gonna do in summer when the sun goes down at literally 9 30? I know me and L were literally just talking about this the other day. She was like, What are you gonna do when it's like light out until 9 30 and you have to work early and you can't go to bed at like 8 o'clock? And I was like, I don't know. Yeah, like I hope you know I'm gonna be outside all summer. I can't wait.

SPEAKER_01 14:37

Like, I'm gonna come home, just like unpack my bed, get ready, shower, then go right back out.

SPEAKER_00 14:42

We're gonna do a lot of beach days this summer. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Me and Maddie were already talking about it. Okay, let's look at the next question. This one is for me. Okay, it says, Jess, do you ever worry about your relationship changing as Abby gets older? No, I think it will get better. I do worry about it. I think so. What I worry about is I worry that you're not gonna want to spend as much time with me whenever you do move out. I worry that I am gonna be like a helicopter mom still, and you're gonna be like, mom, I'm like a grown woman now. You need to Yeah, like, well, I'll I'm still gonna share my location with you. I know, but I'm just worried that like we just won't be as close because you'll be always doing other things, which is fair. That happens. Like when I go to the club, you're gonna be in the club with me. I'm dead. Can you listen? You can pay me to go to the club right now. However, I am like just new in my sobriety. I think once I get Well, you don't have to just get a Red Bull when you're good. Yeah. It's just like picturing me in the club with all these young Oh, that stresses me out. But you could literally Yeah. And then it says, What scares you about it? And I just worry that I worry so much about you being safe and like making right choices that I'm gonna be like always asking you stuff and you're gonna get annoyed with me. I'm gonna be blowing you up and getting on your nerves, or like you're gonna do something that I'm not gonna like and it's gonna frustrate me, and then or like you're gonna date a guy that I'm not gonna like, and I'm gonna be like, Abby, he's not good enough for you, and then you're gonna be like too bad. Well, yeah. I know, but all those little things can eventually cause distance between us, you know, and eventually you're gonna move out, and I don't like the thought of you moving out, but that makes me sad. And then the follow-up question is, Abby, do you think it will change?

SPEAKER_01 16:36

Well, obviously, some things are gonna change, but not everything. Because like I'm still gonna like make you come out with me and my friends.

SPEAKER_00 16:45

I love that. And always call me to be your DD. Yeah, you're gonna come. Hopefully I'm not working on the weekends.

SPEAKER_01 16:52

Yeah, well, no, I'm still gonna come home sometimes, like for nights. Like, I'm not moving out until like I have like a place, like at least I'm like 18, 19. I'm not moving out.

SPEAKER_00 17:02

Good. And you're gonna like come home for Christmases and stuff, right? Like you're gonna we're gonna be that family where like you'll always come home for Christmas.

SPEAKER_01 17:08

I'm not I'm not gonna have kids. I'm gonna be the rich, cool auntie that travels the world and always comes home for Christmas. Yeah. And holidays. And but I am gonna try to move to New York one day. Like that is my goal. I am. I don't like thinking about you being in the big city. And if I don't become a psychologist, I'm gonna be a writer. That's my backup. That's a good goal. Because that's I'm really good at writing. You are really good at writing.

SPEAKER_00 17:34

And you can't you can still do that. You can still be a psychologist and pursue writing on the side.

SPEAKER_01 17:40

But then I'm gonna be so stressed. And literally, that's why I don't want kids. So that I'm not stressed. I don't have to worry about taking care of genuine humans. That's fair. Like, I don't want that. Like, I wanna be free.

unknown 17:50

Like, you know, you know.

SPEAKER_00 17:52

What do you hope stays the same? I hope that how close we are stays the same. Like it will. We tell each other everything, and we're so open, and I love that.

SPEAKER_01 18:01

And Bro, like you're gonna be the first person I call besides Maddie, like when I'm going to meet up with a guy. When I'm older. Perfect.

SPEAKER_00 18:09

But then you're just gonna be like, no, it's a good idea. I'll be stalking your location.

SPEAKER_01 18:13

Yeah, I know, but you literally like I'm I can't wait. Like when you're stalking my location, and I'm like at the club or I'm at a random house, I'm at a party, and you literally can't say sh I'm gonna be so scared for those days.

SPEAKER_00 18:25

I'm literally that is what I am dreading the most in the future.

SPEAKER_01 18:30

Because it's like literally I'm free. Like I'm an adult, like you can't tell me what bro, and when I get a car, I hope you know I'm out. Out where? Out where?

SPEAKER_00 18:40

Where are you out to doing stuff? Business, hanging out. I'm gonna be like But not getting in trouble. No. No.

unknown 18:49

No.

SPEAKER_00 18:50

Obviously, when you get your own car and you have like a job and stuff, you're gonna come and go as you please. That will be fine. You'll be old enough, Glenn. You're gonna be 16 and you're gonna have a car. Probably, yeah. You better start saving your money now, girlfriend. What do you want and where do you see one another in five years and in 10 years from now? Okay, well, in what did it say? Five years five years and then ten years from now. Where do you see yourself? Okay, well, in five years. Realistically.

SPEAKER_01 19:20

Yeah, in five years I'm gonna be in university. I'm gonna be hopefully. And I'm gonna be studying psychology. And I'm gonna be free and I'm gonna live with Maddie because me and Maddie said we're gonna get our first apartment together. When we're older, we're gonna live together.

SPEAKER_00 19:38

And where are you where would you see yourself working as like a part-time job while you're in university? Like a Tim Hortons or something?

SPEAKER_01 19:46

Anywhere. Like I would say like at a daycare or something, even though I don't want kids, I love some kids. Some kids just f me off.

SPEAKER_00 19:54

But you're so funny. And so 10 years from now, you'll be 25. So where do you see yourself when you're 25?

SPEAKER_01 20:01

Hopefully in New York, writing or being a psychologist, or with Maddie again. And what about me?

SPEAKER_00 20:08

Well, maybe I'll move to New York with you. Yeah, I'm moving into New York. Maybe this podcast will take off and turn into something, and we can both move to New York and pursue amazing careers. I just want to live in New York so bad, man. Um, so for me, in five years from now, I see myself hopefully doing social media more permanently, and I'm hoping by then I have like a more full-time job on the radio. That way I don't have to work 35 jobs because right now I feel like I have so many jobs, and then I'm doing my social media on the side. So realistically, five years from now, I would like to just be doing, I still want to be doing this podcast. I'm hoping that this podcast takes us places where we can continue to do this for a while. And yeah, hopefully I have like a full-time radio job by then. I think you will. And 10 years from now, I will be gosh, I'll be 42. That's odd. Bro, get a load of this one. Am I right? So by 42, I want to be like in my own home, be well established.

unknown 21:20

Bro.

SPEAKER_00 21:21

I'm still doing the social media and stuff. Like, I that is my passion, and that's what I love doing. I love doing this podcast with you. I love being on the radio. I love creating content for myself and other people. And if I can be in some sort of like media space, whether it's radio or like film and video production of some sort, like that would be so cool if I could get like some sort of behind the scenes for like a TV or movie or something like that. Yeah, that would be super fun.

SPEAKER_01 21:53

Bro, what was I gonna say? I low key what was I gonna say? Oh, yeah, it's low key crazy how when I'm I when I'm 25. How how old will you be? So 10 years from now? Yeah. I'll be 42. Like, that's crazy. I know. What the heck? Bro, you better club to come to the club with me. I'm older.

SPEAKER_00 22:12

I think that like when you do move out, I feel like we should make a point to do something together as a family at least like once a month.

SPEAKER_01 22:20

That's like um like Gilmo girls, how they have a Paci day where they have to go to their parents' house to have supper. Yeah. And it's like a genuine thing.

SPEAKER_00 22:29

Yeah, like I want you to like I want us to have like where we go for dinner or we go to a movie or we do something together as a family, me, you and Katie. Yeah, I do that. And then if you have a boyfriend, whoever your boyfriend m may be. Um what do you hope for for me in five and ten years from now?

SPEAKER_01 22:47

I hope literally exactly everything you just said. Like, yeah, you have more of a full-time job on the radio, you're doing social media like more full-time. Yeah. You could even be a producer. Like, I think that would be sick.

SPEAKER_00 22:56

I think you can be good at that. I think so too. I would love that. And same with me with you. I hope that you are able to follow your dreams and go to and you know, maybe even become a writer one day. Because you could write your own, like you could write a book on the side while you're doing your psychology, right? Like that's a thing you can do as like a hobby. Another follow-up question to that one. If the things that I said that I want for myself, if those happened, would that make you proud? Yes, obviously. Yeah. I think I would be proud of you too. What kind of question? Okay, so those are all the questions that people have asked us. And I think this was really fun. There's also two little segments that I'm gonna throw into each episode. I've heard these on other people's podcasts, and also when I was doing a little bit of like podcast research, I came across these segments that are good to do and they're fun. So moving forward at the end of every episode, we're gonna do these little things where we're gonna call it the sleigh and the struggle of the week. So the sleigh of the week would be like something good that happened. Wow. The struggle of the week is like something that you're like, that was not fun or not good. What was your sleigh of the week? No, let's start with struggle. What was your struggle of the week?

SPEAKER_01 24:10

Probably, probably not seeing Maddie as much as I normally would. I thought you were gonna say starting period. I was gonna say that, but that was just like two days ago. So not really. But like, yeah, not seeing Maddie. We only spend like two nights with each other. Only that's actually insane. No, like that's actually insane.

SPEAKER_00 24:29

Okay, what was your sleigh of the week, your favorite part of the last week? Probably going downtown. Yeah. That was fun. Yeah, yeah. What'd you guys do? You went to McDonald's.

SPEAKER_01 24:44

Yeah, we went to McDonald's. We went to the mall. We went on some little side quests. Nice in the mall.

SPEAKER_00 24:49

Just like journal around. Yeah. Fun. Um, okay. My struggle of the week was. Wow, I guess it's a good thing that I can't really think about anything. Yeah, that is good. Yeah. My first sleigh of the week is that I have been feeling a lot more confident on the radio the last like week and a half. Re-oclock it. Because I've been getting like coaching. And another one is um that Taylor Frankie Paul reposted my TikTok. Oh, yeah, that was so fire. Of the Mormon Wives show. That's probably my other week. Yeah. You're doing it. I'm gonna ask you like hot or not. Okay. And you're gonna say Bro, what the hell are these names? They're just fun. They're whatever. It is what it is. Okay. So, hot or not questions of the week. Matching Ofits with your friends andor partner. Hot or not. Hot? Are you actually serious? Me and Maddie thrive to match. Okay, perfect. I like I I would say hot too. Um, being friends with your ex, hot or not. Okay.

SPEAKER_01 26:03

It depends. It depends on how it ended, like what your guys' relationship looked like. And yeah, it depends. I agree. Am I even friends? Bro, I'm friends with like one of my exes from like grade seven, but that wasn't even real.

SPEAKER_00 26:15

Yeah. Like that's fair. I think it's like definitely situational. Yeah, yeah. It just depends. Um, okay, bringing back 2016 vibes. Oh my god.

SPEAKER_01 26:25

Oh my god, I know I was like six, but like I'm dead. No, but I would love that. Like 2016, or what was the song? We were born in. Guys, not too much on my singing.

SPEAKER_00 26:42

Okay, the one that the song that comes back to me when I think of 2016 is Baby Pull Me. Oh my god, I knew you were gonna say that. I knew it. I knew yes. That's so funny. We know each other so well. No, I know. Um, okay, sharing your location with your parents. Hot or not. No, no. You're saying not and you share your location with me. It's like ew or no.

SPEAKER_01 27:06

If a guy does it, like shares a location with his parents. Yeah. Okay, that's a little weird. Because like, what are you doing?

SPEAKER_00 27:11

Really? Yeah. Okay. Actually, I think it's kind of cute, actually. Like, I always will say sharing your location with your parents is a good thing because it's just a good relationship. Like, that just shows you how a good relationship with your parents. If a guy does it, like Okay, this is the last hot or not question of the week. Having your phone on do not disturb 24 seconds.

SPEAKER_01 27:33

That's me. No, that's literally me. That is literally I haven't taken my phone off do not disturb since like May. Literally. It's never off. I know, I know, it's annoying.

SPEAKER_00 27:42

You can get past it though. No, I know, it's annoying. I'm gonna say it's not because I hate when people have their phones on do not disturb all the time. Like, why do you even bother having a phone if you're gonna have it on do not disturb? Because it's like, who is calling my phone?

SPEAKER_01 27:58

You just like want to control who comes through and not. And also I get a lot of no-caller ID calls.

SPEAKER_00 28:04

Yeah, same. It drives me nuts.

SPEAKER_01 28:06

Yeah, but okay, but yours is different, no-caller ID calls. It's you. It's you calling me. Because my phone's always on no-caller ID.

SPEAKER_00 28:12

Well, this was a really fun episode. I actually had a lot of fun recording this one. Did you? Yeah, because we weren't talking about like trauma. I know, I know. I'm really glad that we kind of got our like life stories out of the way. So dumb. Yeah, now we can move on and start doing the fun stuff that we've been wanting to talk about. I guess that's good. We'll wrap this episode up here. I just want to say thank you guys for listening to another episode. I'm so excited. What do we think next week should be?

SPEAKER_01 28:38

Low-key, my idea where we tell each other stuff we never know each other.

SPEAKER_00 28:42

So Abby has this bright idea that we're gonna confess things to each other that we've never told each other before. And I low key have been scared for this episode, but I do think it'll be a fun, a fun one. So Okay, but one role we literally can't get mad at each other.

SPEAKER_01 28:58

Like, you can't ground me. Because it's in the past. Okay. It's in the past, you can't ground me for something that it's in the past.

SPEAKER_00 29:05

Okay. I'm scared, but let's do a pinky promise. Okay, if we pinky promise, you literally cannot get mad at me or ground me because we're pinky promises. Well, pinky promise at the beginning of the next episode. Yeah. Yeah. No yeah. No yeah. Okay. Well, thank you so much for listening. Thank you. I appreciate you guys. Follow me. You can expect another episode on Monday morning. Oh yeah. If you guys have anything that you want to ask us, say to us, anything like that, if you look on wherever you put your pod or wherever you listen to your podcast, there's a spot that says send us a text. You can send us a text. It does not tell me who you are unless you put it in your message so it can stay anonymous. Um, but we love when you guys write us in. I've had a few people write in questions, obviously, and it's been super fun answering them. So please send us some messages, ask us some questions, and we will ask them on the next episode. Okay. All right. I love you all. Love you. Bye. See you soon.