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S5E6: Is this a Mexican thing?
Have you ever found yourself in the midst of a silent Tuesday, longing for the chaos of a typical Monday? Join us as we recount our day-to-day escapades, from navigating the joys of driving a forklift with its charming "beep beep" to enduring the humor of an internet-free workday. The fun doesn't stop there—we introduce you to the newest member of our family, Slider, an irresistibly adorable Yorkie-Pomeranian mix, whose playful mischief and energetic vibe keep us on our toes. Our attempts to correctly pronounce his breed are sure to bring a chuckle!
Welcome back, guys. It's your girl, karina, and Malenny and Malenny, what's up y'all? What are y'all doing? Cómo están? What's crackin' likein'? Okay, ¿qué pedo les gorgorea.
Speaker 2:Ah, dale ¿Qué pedo Qué pedo les gorgorea Andale, que pedo Que pedo tienen atorado, not for reals.
Speaker 1:How was your day today?
Speaker 2:Malaney, it was pretty good. I was driving the forklift all day.
Speaker 1:Nice it was pretty.
Speaker 2:yeah, it was chilling. Just me with my little forklift, certified Beep beep.
Speaker 1:Beep, beep For real. Little forklift certified. A little beep, beep for real. Whenever something's a cognac, then that's all I hear in the background. I was like damn, this shit's mad annoying, get out my phone dude, sometimes me with my mom.
Speaker 2:I was on the phone with her. She's like I'm like my fucking the building I don't know it's coming from like seven different locations everything I'm like this shit's on fire, bro. I don't know not. This shit's on fire.
Speaker 1:I'm like it's fine, it's fine it's just burning down, but it's fine I'm like I'm still certified period period period what was your day today. It was okay. It was a long day at work. Yeah, it was kind of yeah, but it's tuesday. It's tuesday usually, yeah, but it's Tuesday. Tuesday is usually slow.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:But it's just, I just I just haven't been feeling at work lately. What'd you have for lunch? What'd I have for lunch? Oh, I had a kale salad. Ooh, it was really good.
Speaker 1:Remember that in Longmead, that's what salad is Homemade Mm-hmm seeds and shit all over it, like it had um sunflower seeds and cranberry dried cranberries no dried cranberries are like actually really good, yeah, so it had different stuff in it, like it didn't only have kale, it had different stuff of like different greens, but it was really good. That's what I had for lunch. That's good, yeah oh yeah, it was nice. And then I work with a manager today, so it's always fun working with her.
Speaker 1:Yeah, she's pretty chill, yeah, yeah, today I went in later than normal. By the time I got there, we our internet was down actually, so she didn't have any internet for like the first two hours of the day. So you're mad chilling. Well, when I got there, the internet was already working, but it's because it had. They had just fixed it so like she was just over it by the time I got there, and it's just like that.
Speaker 1:They didn't really get much better, like it didn't get worse but it just didn't get better, it just stayed in the shitty like situation, like it was just and it wasn't even the customers, it was just in general, it was just like oh, the day was just like yeah, we didn't have shitty customers. We like we didn't get cussed out, we didn't get yelled at, we didn't get in trouble yeah, it was just really slow and not having the internet just made it worse.
Speaker 2:The vibe was not there, yeah, yeah, and then it's like not having the internet just made it worse. The vibe was not there. Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1:And then it's like not having the internet means that we weren't able to have music, so we were just sitting there in quietness and it's just like we don't even gonna talk to each other so much.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Because we have to focus on our jobs and we're not gonna talk to customers so much. So sometimes, like we just sit there in quietness and that's what make my, that's what makes my day a little bit longer yeah, it's the quietness for sure, like sometimes it's needed, but today was just not it so, yeah, I mean, that's what that it was. It was okay, it was. It was honestly a regular ass.
Speaker 2:Tuesday dang it sounds like a monday, though mondays are so busy though.
Speaker 1:Oh so it's like mondays for us, it's like a friday. So like our mondays is our tuesdays tuesdays really slow like just groggy, yeah, honestly yeah, yeah, I must have felt that on a rainy day. Honestly, ow yeah it's going at it yeah, oh, news, news, news I can share with our uh podcast fam. We got a dog.
Speaker 2:Yes, yeah, I'm over here saying out cause motherfuckers chewing on my toe and shit for real, I know they fat, but they're not sausages, motherfuckers chewing on my toe and shit, I know they fat, but they're not sausages.
Speaker 1:Nah, so this little piggy is mine.
Speaker 2:No, for real.
Speaker 1:Yeah, we got a new dog. His name is Slider Potato. No, I'm just kidding, his name is just Slider and he has a haircut and he got his puppy haircut. He's four months and a couple of days. He's so cute and he's soft. He is soft. He's four months and a couple of days. He's so cute and he's soft. He is soft. He's a Yorkie with.
Speaker 1:Pomeranian Sounds like a fruit. Yeah, you know, I actually struggle saying that breed. I normally say Parmesan, parmesan. Yeah, I was like oh he's, he's Yorkie and Parmesan, they're like, parmesan, they're like nah, oh he's.
Speaker 2:he's Yorkie and Parmesan. They're like Parmesan. They're like nah, hold on, you're a second.
Speaker 1:They're like pinch a porcupine, he's a piranha.
Speaker 2:You pomegranate?
Speaker 1:For real and I said look, I said you're cute, yeah, but he gets his. He's like he got his second shots, a booster shots this saturday. I know when we first went for the first shots he was crying like I was ready to fight that bitch oh, she's just doing her job. No, make it not hurt. Especially whenever she put the chip on him, he yelped. Oh my God, I was ready to just sit on her. Girl, she was a little twig, I was ready to just snap her on half.
Speaker 2:Bro, this is where I got out of the medical field Because of mama bears like that. I'm like girl. What can I do? Yo baby squirm me. I'm like tell him to see.
Speaker 1:Yeah, no, but no, he didn't move, he was just like just yapping. Yeah, and Jonathan is the one that held him, because if I would have done it, I would have pulled him, I would have probably made it worse or something. Yeah, so I'm glad I didn't. Yeah, because at first I was going to do it, but then I saw the needles and I was like, no, we got to switch, we got to switch, you got to hold him yeah.
Speaker 2:I'm going to hold you and we better not move. Yeah, you over here, yeah.
Speaker 1:But he's the greatest. He is our puppy boy. He's a little cut, but he's the greatest. He is our puppy boy. My mother-in-law watches him. It's so funny. I have a whole ass babysitter.
Speaker 1:I gotta leave early, or drop him off and then after work, I don't, I don't go anywhere. I go straight to go picking him up, like what the fuck is this? Take care, but it's, I'm not. We're not gonna do that forever. We're just doing it right now, until he, because we leave him by himself just a couple hours and he doesn't really destroy the house.
Speaker 1:But like he, he like cries because he's sad yeah, so it's like I'd rather him go to my mother-in-law which his sister is there, and he gets to have play days and have fun, and I come home I feed him he's worn out because of all the play time and then we do it and she only watches him like three or four days out of the week, because the rest of them he stays home with John all night because all our days off, type of shit, you know what I mean so, but it's just for me.
Speaker 1:Now, once he gets older and you know, he hops up that like energy wise yeah then he'll be by himself. He's definitely going to be an inside dog.
Speaker 2:That's cute, though he should be an inside dog.
Speaker 1:Yeah, he is, he's little. Yeah, it's a bittersweet moment. I look at him and it makes me a little sad sometimes. Why? Because he reminds me of Kate. Aw, and it's just like you're not Kate.
Speaker 2:Yeah, this is like someone else.
Speaker 1:Like this is yeah, personality and it's just crazy because sometimes, like I like I took a picture of him with my polaroid camera and he looks just like kate and I was like, oh my god, I gotta find this picture, because I have a kate, I have a kate.
Speaker 1:I have a picture of kate in that same cover in a Polaroid picture Like I need to find it and I was just like, oh my gosh, he looks so much like Kate and it just, it makes me, it's just bittersweet because it makes me, he makes me miss her, yeah, yeah, but I mean, he's pretty, he's a pretty good dog, for sure. He's very smart. He's, you know, potty trained. He's learning how to sit and how to stay. Well, he knows how to sit already, right now we're learning him how to stay.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah. So he's pretty good. Hell yeah, he's even taking his potty training skills to my mother-in-law's. Yeah, so he doesn't like Be on her house and anything One thing here in my house he's allowed to be in the furniture because he's a clean dog like he gets professionally groomed and stuff. But a mother-in-law she's a big no-no on having animals on her furniture. So that's one thing that I was kind of struggling in is that he'll jump on her couches because I'm on the couch right yeah.
Speaker 1:So that's one thing that we're definitely trying to get him to be like no, no, you can't jump on people's houses.
Speaker 2:Yeah, be like mm-mm. This couch isn't for you.
Speaker 1:Yes, yes. How about the kitties? How are the kitties? They're fat.
Speaker 2:I love them. They have their appointment on November 4th to go ahead and get them spayed and neutered Only two of them. We're going to go ahead and leave Milo by himself. Because, he just he's too calm, like he don't do nothing, like I feel bad, yeah. And then Andres, he's just he's too much. I'm like no, bro, you need them chopped off. You just can't, you can't. And MJ, I can't risk her if Milo isn't yeah, makes sense.
Speaker 1:Yeah, we're planning on getting him neutered after everything settled, like all his shots. Yeah, we have two more booster shots, so the one this Saturday and then we have to wait again until another month and then he'll be able to, because he hasn't even been outside, he hasn't, he doesn't know outside. And one thing about it is like whenever he gets scared, he shakes. So every time I take him outside, he shakes.
Speaker 2:He's like I don't know what this is, and it's like the moment we're inside.
Speaker 1:It's like he's fine.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, it's because he probably feels like you're going to leave him out there. He's like I don't know this area.
Speaker 1:I, you're gonna leave him out there. He's like I don't know this area. I don't know. Yeah, it's, it's. It's so adorable though. But yeah, I can't wait till he has all his shots so we can definitely take him outside. Can we take him to the dog park and teach him how to fetch and whatnot?
Speaker 2:that'd be cute. I'd like to come just to like go walk around, just take him to the dog park yeah, that's good.
Speaker 1:Hell yeah, we can fight some. We can fly a kite in one. I like to fly kites really so he's definitely gonna have to get used to being like active outside and stuff like that, because I like to, I like to just be outside, especially when, since the cold weather is coming, I like to be outside you like being outside in the cold?
Speaker 2:well, yeah because you don't get like I don't get cold, yeah, so I'm excited, yeah, I'm excited.
Speaker 1:I'm excited for my booger. It's I can't. I'm a little sad because I can't have him out for halloween just yet, but he'll be ready for thanksgiving and christmas you can still do pumpkin patches with him well, that is true, but I was thinking more like putting him a custom and walking him around.
Speaker 1:But because he doesn't have all his shots, I can't really have around other animals like that, because he can get something and he's still a puppy. So they advise for me to not have him outside. That's why he's potty trained inside yeah, it's not potty trained outside, yeah, and then I've lost. I've lost dogs to dog diseases when they're little, so it's like I don't want to risk it.
Speaker 1:I'd just rather be safe and fuck it. It is what it is In reality. I wanted him trained to potty inside on a pad for like the time que está frío o está lloviendo, like he doesn't have to hold it or he has an accident. He knows that he could just go to his pee pad and call it a day. Yeah, you know, and it's. I feel like it's just easier for people like if I, you know jordan and I would go on trips, so like if I have some, if I need somebody to watch him, I know that he'll be potty training. He won't ever be on your floor or on your couch.
Speaker 2:Right. As long as you leave the pee pads there, he'll find them.
Speaker 1:I'm actually about to upgrade him to a fake grass thing. I was going to ask you about that. I just ordered them. They should have arrived yesterday actually. I need to check on why they haven't arrived. Order one for me and one for my mother-in-law, so he can have one at her house for when we go over there, because whenever we go over there he goes with. Like when we were over there Sunday he went with us. So it's like I need him to be party trained.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's cute though.
Speaker 1:I'm excited. Yes in place Because it's like I've been wanting a dog for a really long time. But you know, we live in an apartment.
Speaker 1:We don't even have enough yard, like we have yard, but not a decent amount of yard for a dog you know, and when we got this house and then Slider came into our lives, the way that he came into our lives it was just like a blessing, like it was a free, a blessing like it was a free dog. I was hoping I'm helping a friend out by rehoming him and I I'm keeping him. So it was just like everything just fell in place, which is crazy it's like it was just meant to be and now my mother-in-law now is currently preying kids on me.
Speaker 1:She was like god is watching out for you. First the house, then the dog. And she was like now here comes the kids. So I sit here and I knock on wood all the time and I said get away from me with that negativity, stephanie I don't want to hear it. Not today, yeah, not today or tomorrow but talking about knocking on wood, that actually going to be the topic of today's episode?
Speaker 1:Yes, Of all these weird ass superstitions that we have. I don't know about you, but I've heard about like knocking on wood, or knocking on glass, like when you're about to be like, oh, let me knock on glass. Or like so I won't crash. Or knock on glass so this won't happen to me. Or like on the wood, like I do that. I've heard of rub on a virgin's head On a virgin's head, like like with Maria.
Speaker 2:Or a person that hasn't had sex. A person that hasn't had sex.
Speaker 1:I have never heard of that.
Speaker 2:Like you tap their head, like if you don't have a wood, you just tap over your dents well, bitch, all my friends are hoes fuck you. Better have wood. I look for wood. You're like I know.
Speaker 1:That's why I've been looking for wood yeah, I've never heard of that one, though I've heard about knocking on wood. Knocking on glass yeah, like not breaking the glass, just knocking on glass. It's the on glass. Yeah, like not breaking the glass, just knocking on glass. For for it's the same thing as the wood, like oh, um, ojalá, no. And you knock on wood que, uh, I'll get a car accident. It's the same thing as the glass, like ojalá, no. So you just, you, just knock on it.
Speaker 2:I've never heard of glass.
Speaker 1:That's what I'm saying. I've never heard about the virgin, but I've heard about the glass in the wood.
Speaker 2:That's crazy. It is crazy. What, what, um, what are the positions that you do? Or, growing up like them? There was one like where you have to like, always have you have to have a red bracelet, but it has to be gifted to you. You can't buy it for yourself, like the like to go ahead and prevent bad luck or anything like.
Speaker 1:But you know that one, that one, that one. Okay, I know what you're talking about, but I didn't know that it had to be gifted yeah, it has to be gifted and it has to be gifted with good intention. Otherwise, if you buy it for yourself, it's not gonna work oh shit, see the, the way that I know about last last. Last is the last bracelets rojas is for when you're like a baby, like for a baby, like an old baby yeah and it's usually like the mom gets it for the baby.
Speaker 1:I mean, obviously that will be a gift for everyone, from the mom to the baby. But I didn't know that. I didn't know that that was like it had to be like that.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it has to be a gift.
Speaker 1:I don't know, I don't think, I don't know if I ever had one when I was little, definitely haven't when I was older, or is it just for babies?
Speaker 2:No, it could be for anybody.
Speaker 1:But it does you better, like if you have a limpia at first and then you get the bracelet. Interesting, talking about an ojo um these, we've passed what like last year to the ojo bracelets, the one with different colors, like las azules, the blue ones, and like there's yellow and pink. That's all new to me, like I know about the blue one by lojo, but like the yellow ones and the green, like there's different color eyes that are for different stuff, and I'm like what? I thought they were just for style, I don't know. No, well, I don't know. I didn't really look into it. My niece is the one that told me and she was like I want this one because it's for this and I'm just like puro pedo. Y'all don't even know what to invent. Nah, nah, for real.
Speaker 2:I'm like y'all just faking it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, faking it for the views Ah.
Speaker 2:No, I didn't know that there were colored ones, that they had different meanings.
Speaker 1:Yeah, If I'm not mistaken, they have different meanings. I'm going to have to look that shit up. Somebody of our listeners. Go look that shit up and email us the information. The Wikipedia For real. Go ahead and let us know. Educators.
Speaker 2:Sorry, I was looking it up.
Speaker 1:Another thing that I think it was so silly. I think it's everybody, because it's a joke now, but like stepping on a crack on the concrete. It's going to break your mom's back Step on a line.
Speaker 1:Like you know when I first heard that I actually thought it was legit, really. So when I was little I always tried to avoid stepping on a fucking crack. Yeah, like hey, yo, I'm about to break my mom's back. Hell, yeah, and then really. So I I, when I was little, I always tried to avoid stepping on the fucking crack.
Speaker 2:Yeah like, hey, yo I'm about to break my mom's back hell yeah.
Speaker 1:And then one time my mom pissed me off. No, you didn't. My mom pissed me off when I stepped on a crack and then her back didn't break and I was just like that was all I like. What, for real?
Speaker 2:you're like oh yeah mom. She's like over here, what the fuck are you doing?
Speaker 1:yeah, I thought it was funny. I think it's so funny. As a kid I was very what is that word? Gullible, is that? Is that the word? Yeah, I believe everything when I'm little. Yeah, it's so fucking crazy bro, I found the colors.
Speaker 2:What is it so? Like orange? It gives you happiness and protection and increases playfulness and creativity. Interesting. The dark one is karma and faith protection, calmness and renaction, hope and flow for conversations. Protection, hope and flow for conversations. The light blue one is general protection. Um, dark green, uh, garden happiness, balance in life, freedom for the pursuit of new ideas. Purple is boosting your imagination. Uh, brown is to protect your elements. Red is to bring you courage, more enthusiasm and energy. Oh, and it helps with fears and anxieties.
Speaker 2:So you're interesting red ones are good. Yellow one is to protect your health, um, and sharpens your mind. Pink is to protect your friendship and that's cute. Y is for purity and focus, to a fresh start. Light green is to sex uh, be successful within your dreams, enjoyment and good health. And gray is just for protecting against sorrows interesting.
Speaker 1:I wonder if it's actually legit and I wonder if that's like a mexican thing like if it's just like a mexican religious belief thing or if that's a multicultural thing I have to say it's like hispanics.
Speaker 2:I think so right, because, like they, at the gran plaza, where only hispanics be going, yeah, I wonder.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I wonder about a lot of things that we grew up with. Is just a Mexican thing, like the knocking on wood? Is that a Mexican thing or that's an everybody thing?
Speaker 2:I think that one was an everybody thing.
Speaker 1:Yeah, because.
Speaker 2:I heard that one like in school. That one was in school with white people.
Speaker 1:Hmm, interesting, yeah, interesting. Another thing about good luck that I've heard about is hanging a horseshoe on top of your door. Let's see, I don't. It has to be hanging up, facing up upwards to catch the good luck and from helping it to spill out. I don't know if that's true.
Speaker 2:I've never done it myself that sounds like it would be accurate, but I I'm seeing.
Speaker 1:Yeah, like I've seen people going to people's houses and they have a shoe by like a horseshoe by the door, blocking it, like a nail is being held by a nail on top of the door. I have seen that and I've never asked about it. Honestly, I just said it was a type of decoration, because they're like, if you look at their outdoor decoration, they have a big ass texas stars and shit so it's just like okay, it's just another theme, another decoration, of accessory.
Speaker 2:You know, what's crazy is that, like my mom, she does have that decoration and her horseshoe is up and I'm just like Did you do that for good luck or just for a study?
Speaker 1:You should ask her if she knows. Yeah, yeah, yeah, give us some intel.
Speaker 2:Be like ma, did you do that with purpose For real, or with not purpose?
Speaker 1:We're gonna have to bring her in and question her.
Speaker 2:Yes, Be like senora, you know what? Tell me if your palms hurt too. Be like senora, you know what? To me flip palms for real.
Speaker 1:Oh, talking about palms itchy, yeah, because of the yeah, the whole money thing. Yeah, if your left hand is itchy, it means you're about to lose some money. If your right hand is itchy, you're about to get some money, but supposedly you're not supposed to itch because you're going to scratch the luck away. So, like, pretty much, if your right hand is itchy and you scratch it, then that means that the money is not going to come in. And if you scratch your left hand because it's itchy, it means that you are going to you're going to lose that money, whatever the money was. So if you start that, you're going to lose that money, whatever the money was.
Speaker 2:So if you start scratching it, do you not lose that money?
Speaker 1:You're not supposed to scratch it at all when your hands are itchy.
Speaker 2:Well, that's what I'm saying. But okay, if your right one is itchy.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:If your right one is itchy and you scratch it, you're going to go ahead and lose that good fortune that you were going to get.
Speaker 1:Yes.
Speaker 2:But if your left one is itchy and you scratch it, are you not going to go ahead and lose that fortune? So you're pretty much saving yourself.
Speaker 1:If your left one is itchy, you're like Well, if you scratch your left hand, that means you're going to lose money. But if it's just itchy, it's it, it's. That's the thing. If your hand, the, the superstition is, if your hand is itchy, oh, just because yeah, not, yeah, so like it, and it's, from my knowledge, it's just the palm, not the top of your hand, but your palm, so like, if your left lifting it's itchy, like right here, that you can scratch it. But if anything in in your hand, you're not supposed to scratch it because you're gonna lose money. It's like you activated. I don't know if it's true, I don't know if it's, I don't know. But, bitch, I follow that. I follow it. Every time my hands is itchy, I don't scratch, just to be safe. See, I'd be like, oh, my hand, my right hand, is itchy, I need money and honestly, I mean, I don't know, believe me or not, I don't give a fuck. But, like h, sometimes, when my right hand is itchy and I don't scratch it, somehow I end up with extra money.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Like I either like get a tip from a customer or I'll get like a gift card or like, but it's like I'll get money, or like I'll find money, yeah, like I'll do Jonathan's laundry, and it's like, oh, $20 here, $10 there, I'm rich now.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I'm rich bitch. It's like honey Sonic's on me. No.
Speaker 1:But I know, yeah, like honestly, like the times that it's itchy, I get money one way, Like a customer would give me a tip, like last time my hand was itchy and I didn't scratch, and then, like a couple days later I got a $20 tip from a customer. That's what's up, though I don't know if they're linked up, it might be just coincidence, it might just be life, but for me I just do it.
Speaker 2:No see, this is how I know that this is true, Because, like bro, whenever my hands are itchy, I am biting the shit out of my heart. I'm like getting that Because I can't get like that scratch to go away, so I am like digging into my fucking hand and then I get bad luck. And then I'm like damn, my car broke down here's $200.
Speaker 1:That's you losing money. Yeah, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 2:But I'm like why the fuck it got to be so itchy, though Like yeah, that's what. I'm saying but I'm like why the fuck it got to be so itchy, though Like I can't not scratch?
Speaker 1:I just forget. I didn't know. Yeah, no, yeah, who told me that? I don't know who told me that and ever since that person told me that, like I've been holding on to that shit and it's like I refuse to scratch my legs, bitch, I refuse to scratch my legs, bitch, I refuse to scratch my hands.
Speaker 2:Is it just your palm that has to be itchy, or is it like your arm and your?
Speaker 1:palm. As far as I know, it's just your palm. I don't think it has to do anything with your arm. It's literally just the inside of your hand, like your fingers and your palm Bro, because I'd be itching, because my arms get itchy and I'll scratch my arms, but all like if it's your palm, you can't scratch.
Speaker 2:I'm gonna go ahead and be like going for it a storm, just punch someone up you're like no, behind me, hell yeah speaking of behind me, bro, I gotta tell you this story real quick because, bro, people need to learn about fucking personal space. Oh bitch, yes, I was at walmart, right, okay oh, I fucking hate walmart.
Speaker 2:Uh, tell me about it but I was at Walmart and I had to go to the customer service line because I had to ask them like about my tv, if I could return it without the box and without the receipt. I forgot, I lost both. So I was like waiting in line and I was on the phone with Ray and I was just talking regularly when I like felt someone like literally up my ass and I like turn around and it's like this older dude and I'm just like, oh, excuse you. So I like take two steps forward, but I don't want to be too close to the person in front of me. So I'm just like, okay, this is a good enough space.
Speaker 2:Well, this dude just like inches, three inches closer and I like turned around and I was like I'm gonna put you on a quick pause, put him on mute. I like turned around and I'm like excuse me, kind sir, but do you know what personal spaces? And he was like he just looks at me, he's like hmm, and I'm like, yeah, you're in my bubble. Like I moved forward so you wouldn't be in my bubble, and now you move forward to be in my bubble and I'm asking you to move out. He just kind of looked at me and I'm like I know you speak English, dude. I know you speak English because you can't.
Speaker 1:You can't, you cannot speak any other language. No, I felt that Some people's giving, that they speak English Like it's a giving. Like you understand what the fuck I'm saying. Yeah, like you're white.
Speaker 2:Yeah, like you can't just try to pull it like oh, I'm something else. No, you're straight up white. I know you understand. Yeah, and I'm just like I'm going to move forward. Please don't follow me, because now you're going to make me feel uncomfortable, then I'm going to yell harassment.
Speaker 1:Yeah. I didn't say the last part, but no, yeah, that's what you were feeling I was just like sir ¿Y qué te dijo?
Speaker 2:He just looked at me Like. He just like looked at me, like I'm like, I was, like I didn't stutter at any point. But he didn't say like my bed, or let me itch back. He just like stood in one spot, just like wide eyes, I guess because I called him out, I don't know, but I kind of did say it a little loud. I didn't mean to, I was just like dude, get out of here. I'm already feeling self-conscious.
Speaker 1:Yeah, because, even if he didn't mean anything bad, like personal space is important, because I get that a lot I'll be in line and it's just like people are literally right behind me and it's just like I'll turn around and I'll look at them and I'll look at the floor to see the space and I'll look back at them again and I'll scoot, scoot up and then I'll turn around and look at them again to see if they move. And then sometimes they don't move and sometimes they do move and I'm just like, okay, so then I just go around.
Speaker 2:I'm like you're not getting the picture and I don't want you to be close to me and I usually just either like either I'll move to the side, or like, like you said, like I'll just move, like yeah because I'm not trying to interact yeah, I couldn't keep my mouth shut.
Speaker 1:No, yeah, no, I get it.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I felt so bad afterwards yeah, like because I didn't mean to explode but like my adhd has been gotten like worse I guess like I don't know where I'm, just like I'm not okay with this and I'm going to say something. Yeah, and sometimes I don't think that's okay, I mean Because I don't. People aren't thinking like I shouldn't be thinking that like you're in my world, you're inconveniencing me. They could have just been like okay, she moved forward, I moved forward, yeah, but that sometimes pisses me off.
Speaker 1:So it's like I get. It's like I get it like. I get it like even when I'm driving and I'll scoot up because the car behind me is literally in my fucking back seat. I scoot up to get away from you, not for you to scoot up some more yeah, it's like oh, there's more room now. Yeah, like pitch, I scoot up because you already. Your steering wheel is on my back already.
Speaker 2:Yes, Bitch, Like I feel your exhaust on my back.
Speaker 1:Yes, like get the fuck out. Like you and your kid already in my back seat, like it's crazy.
Speaker 2:So, like I, I need gas money.
Speaker 1:For reals, since we carpooling For reals no I felt that Like I do get it, like there's sometimes where I speak up Mys, that like I do get it, like there's sometimes where I speak up um myself and sometimes I'm just like whatever, but like I've been there, like it's like sometimes it like sometimes I'm able to just brush it off. Sometimes it's like you're on my neck and then you're on the phone really loud. It's just like back the fuck up.
Speaker 1:It's like excuse me, hold on like you're yeah, or sometimes it's like no hate on kids. You know, sometimes the kids are fucking kids and it's like you're on my bubble with your crying ass kid yes, you know what I'm saying. Like I know that's something you can't control crying kid I'm not talking shit about the kid it's more like the wanderers. Yeah, for me like just back up. You know your kid is loud, he's frustrating you and you have him on my ear like that's pretty fucked up you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2:Like, I get it like you're frustrated, but that doesn't mean you have to frustrate everybody else with us, yeah yeah like just pull you.
Speaker 1:Step back, ma'am. Step back, just back up, sir. Your dick is in my ass right now. Back the fuck up For real.
Speaker 2:And I'm not feeling much, bro, so get out. Bro. I couldn't this bitch Some people, just you don't gotta get the fuck out. They got the fucking nerve sometimes the nerve to try to be up in there. You ain't got nothing. Gotta get the fuck out. They got the fucking nerve sometimes.
Speaker 1:The nerve to try to be up in there. You ain't got nothing, just get out, leave me alone Talking about people and the nerves and just like bad vibe. Okay, this conversation just gave me like a bad vibe. Well, no, no, no, it never gave me a bad vibe. It just since we're talking about suspicions and then people and their bad intentions. And I grew up I don't know if you know, but I grew up with putting a plant by my door, putting a, not a succulent in oliveira plant. Is that what it is?
Speaker 2:no, it's, it's like, it's like that, beany one yeah, it's like it's.
Speaker 1:I think it's a, I think it's an oliveira plant. You put it by the front. I don't know. I know what it looks like. I don't know the name of it. When I look at, when I see the plant, it's like I know that plant, but I think it's an olive. Am I even saying that? Right? Aloe vera, aloe vera plant. It's spiky ones.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it's just like it like spritz out.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah yeah, aloe vera, yeah, and it's nice and green and I grew up with. If you put it by the front door, whether it in the inside, on the outside, and your plant dies, is because people are coming into your house with bad intentions, like they don't wish you well, they don't mean well by you. They talk behind you and like I think that's crazy, because I witnessed it like I had a plant for like ever and then certain people started coming around in my house and that fucking plant just died out of nowhere, like just died out of nowhere. And then my sister I believe my sister has a lot of fake people around her, but it's a super. I've tried talking to her about it. I tried've tried getting her to cut these people off, pero no quiere.
Speaker 2:So whatever, she's a grown-ass woman.
Speaker 1:Her plantas stay dying and, like hers, get like black. Oh, like they don't stay green, like they go like gray, dark, brown.
Speaker 2:Well, her house is possessed. What you mean, mm-hmm? No, brownness is like. This is possessed.
Speaker 1:what you mean no and it's just like and that I don't know if it's true, but it's like. It makes it like. It just doesn't make sense. Because I have a green thumb, I can keep a plant alive. I kept that plant alive forever, yeah. And then certain people started coming around and my plant went from bright red to like a dark bright red pitch, a bright green to like a dark green, and it was getting kind of grayish and it's just like it just died.
Speaker 2:Because it picks up energy. Yeah, that's what they were picking up, like the bad vibes. That's why they were drying out.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and.
Speaker 2:I think that's crazy because it's just like. I don't know if it's true, but I believe it because I feel like I've seen it. I didn't know if it was like that they brought vibes to you or if they just picked up bad vibes. So like that person could have had like a bunch of bad energy and then like see, I don't know about that one energy and then like, see, I don't know about that one.
Speaker 1:Yeah, see, the one, the one that the the one that told me or not, made me believe this. But like, whatever, it was my mom. So I will honestly have to ask her and be like is it because they're just bad people or they're wishing bad on me? Yeah, if I'm not. My mom always said que es cuando personas te desean algo malo, which is when people wish you back.
Speaker 2:Well, I mean, maybe if it's at the door.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so that's what I'm saying you put it in the door and it catches all that energy as it comes in and as it walks out.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:My sister normally has her outside, I normally have mine inside, because they don't need a lot of sun. Yeah so it's just like she'll bring hers in and out, like she'll play with it, because they do need sunlight. Yeah, but just not sunlight every day, so like it just didn't make sense, because it's just like how does your dice and mine don't, and it because?
Speaker 2:it's just like how does your dice and mine don't? And it's like the same fucking plant. Yeah, that's crazy and honestly.
Speaker 1:I don't hang out with those people anymore that's good, but you don't have another one no. I haven't gotten another one since I moved here, but I had one at the place. It was actually on the middle of my tv entertainer center.
Speaker 2:Oh, okay, it was a spiky one. I was about to say I'm like I never saw it by the door.
Speaker 1:Well, I had a big one by the door and then that one died and my mother-in-law gave me the small one. That I had by the TV entertainer and that one was growing. That's my thing, it was growing.
Speaker 1:You know where that's crazy yeah, but I think that's crazy how a lot of things like that, like like where do they come from? Like I don't know if you've heard about, if you sleep in front of the mirror, like with your feet facing the mirror, yes, with something like another dimension or the demons or I don't know, something will come and snatch you from your feet yeah, because, like, the mirrors are portals.
Speaker 1:See, I don't, I don't know if that's true we're getting the information yeah, but like that type of information scares me so I refuse to see the mirror well, you shouldn't, regardless. If you, if you, if you didn't believe in it, you shouldn't do it anyway yeah, that's what I'm saying, like I don't, I don't know if it's true, but I'm just gonna be safe because, like I don't know where it comes from either yeah, like I just know the information, like I've it's been heard, so it has to be like who saw got snatched, yes, but I don't know if Timothy or Greg or Bertha was the one that got her soul snatched from the mayor.
Speaker 1:Yeah, or like I used to my sister she was a bitch when I was younger she used to tell me that the cuckoo was going to come out from underneath the bed and maybe I got on those pies. So like I really thought, the cuckui lived underneath the bed after night, like after nighttime.
Speaker 2:Yeah, and.
Speaker 1:I would be scared to have my feet exposed.
Speaker 2:Bro, but you.
Speaker 1:Because it's like, oh my God, I'm going to get my feet exposed. For whatever reason, that was. The only way that they could get me was by my feet.
Speaker 2:Well see, I don't know where that information came from either, but I can't sleep if my feet aren't covered.
Speaker 1:Oh see'm, I grew out of it now, before the younger. When I was younger, like I refused to sleep with my feet exposed like I could. I I got.
Speaker 2:I will be scared no, and the thing is like I know nothing's gonna grab me, but I just can't like. So it feels very uncomfortable, like there's an ominous feeling about my feet being uncovered. I'm like, nah, something's gonna grab it. But I'm like what, what's gonna grab it yeah?
Speaker 1:I feel like sometimes, whenever my foot's hanging off the mattress, yes, and I just be like straight up relaxed and I'll be like, oh shit. They're gonna grab my foot, but I have a platform bed, so it's like it's on the floor, so nothing can be underneath my bed. So it's just like what the fuck is it going to grab me For real Bitch? That's the gallos out there.
Speaker 2:The gallos.
Speaker 1:Yeah, my neighbor has roosters and chickens, that means they have huevos. They do. They be chilling in my backyard. The hens with the little chickens.
Speaker 2:Oh, better start collecting some of them, bitches Be like hey, I'll give you grass for them. You better start giving huevos.
Speaker 1:No, for reals.
Speaker 2:They be expensive, like five fucking dollars.
Speaker 1:I get the brown free cage eggs.
Speaker 2:Oh, you go bougie.
Speaker 1:Mm-hmm. I get that extra large yeah, I get the large ones, but it's the brown cage free ones. I like the brown eggs more than like the white eggs why?
Speaker 2:what's the difference?
Speaker 1:the color, the size, like the color of the actual egg, the yolk, yeah, okay, the size and the flavor I was about to say I'm like.
Speaker 2:the color of the egg was dumb, the brown was white.
Speaker 1:No, the brown one, the yolk is more like orangey, more yellow, okay, okay, than like the light. How light yellow the white ones are and I just feel like they're just like the yolk, because I like it over easy With the yolk, where like the yolk is like it over easy With the yolk, where like the yolk is like runny.
Speaker 1:Like that's how I like my eggs. So, like the difference between the white egg and the brown egg, the brown egg, the yolk part, for me is just thicker, like it's just, it's bigger, it's fuller, it's more, it has more yolk than the white one.
Speaker 2:Okay.
Speaker 1:And I just like the way they, they, I feel like they just cook thicker, like even the, the, the clear stuff that turns white around it, like I feel, like that's even just thicker than the white one yeah, and the reason why I find out that I even like the brown eggs?
Speaker 1:because my sister accidentally bought brown eggs one time and I tried. She gave them to me because she don't like them. They I don't know if she didn't like them or the kids don't like them, because the kids eat the brown eggs whenever they come to my house. Yeah, so I'm assuming it was just a her thing and she was like I didn't like the way they taste and she got hers from Sam's, so I tasted them and Jonda and I fuck with them.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:So we get ours from Target. They're like farm something. It's like a black, a black carton with the white chicken and stuff.
Speaker 2:Hey.
Speaker 1:We like those.
Speaker 2:Those are so Mm-hmm. I want to try them.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but talking about eggs, another superstitious is lavandote con huevo. Yes, you know about bad luck. I know about that one. My mom brought me with an egg a couple of times and she would crack it in water.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:And all this stuff. She would be like the cell would start floating. She would be like look at all that bad vibe and it would be crazy. Because I don't know if you've ever experienced it. I don't know if your mom ever did that to you.
Speaker 2:Yes, Like you, feel light.
Speaker 1:Yes, like my stomach will stop hurting, like it's. Yeah, Everything feels better.
Speaker 2:Yes, but do you know what to look for? No, Okay, I'm going to explain it to you, because I just noticed.
Speaker 1:I know things start floating and it starts turning white and I know that the more white it has, the more bad stuff is soaked up. But I don't, that's really much. It Like I really didn't ask my mom.
Speaker 2:I would just lay there Nah, bruh, no, so like if you have like a bunch of like white lines, like string, that means someone sent something out to you, like they were just like looking at you bad, and they're giving you daggers, they're like.
Speaker 1:So this is like. This is like the little ones that look like bubbles right, no, they're.
Speaker 2:These are the string ones okay, if you have the bubble ones like. If you're seeing like bubbles are starting to form or like you have strings that are bubbly yeah, it means that you actively have people talking shit about you or that they're actively trying to do something to you and then if you can go ahead and look over the webel and you see like an ojo, that means that they were like that.
Speaker 1:That is like a very bad vibe okay, okay, I didn't know about that one.
Speaker 2:Yeah, like that means that they were like that. It's been that bad energy has been sitting there For the longest, like if the eye is visible it's because it's been there for a while.
Speaker 1:Oh wow, interesting.
Speaker 2:But you're supposed to leave it like Under your bed.
Speaker 1:That I can't remember.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Him Because under your bed, dad. I can't remember. Yeah, him, because I know my mom did it too. I want to say, my mom did to me like two times my whole life that I remember, but I can't remember what she I don't think she put under my bed. I think she just left it around me I don't think so I think, yeah, you're supposed to.
Speaker 1:I don't know I don't remember, actually I really don't remember. I think she would just, I think she would just leave it in front of me, like by my feet, but not under it, like yeah.
Speaker 2:I don't know.
Speaker 1:I don't think so.
Speaker 2:I don't know Like I want to do it, but then I don't trust my cats. I feel like they're going to try to eat it. I'm like you can't eat that, otherwise they're going to get really sick Because they're going to try to eat it. I'm like you can't eat that, otherwise they're going to get really sick Because they're going to absorb all of that bad vibe.
Speaker 1:And then who knows how they will react to a raw egg? I know dogs can eat raw eggs, but I don't know about a cat.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it would just be poison to them at some point.
Speaker 1:Yeah, because of all this bad stuff, I don't know much about the like las limpias con los. I don't want to say pastos Con las ramas, con las leaves.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:I know some people do cleans like that, but I don't know much about those.
Speaker 2:I want to get one of those done, Like I feel like my soul needs it, Like I even started going to church.
Speaker 1:Oh nice, I love that for you.
Speaker 2:I need to start going to church yeah, like I, just because I feel it like, I feel like I don't know, like yeah, like I feel like there's an omen there okay, and I'm just like I'm not fucking with it, so I'm like I'm gonna go to church like I didn't really guess that, like I just whatever this is needs to you know this conversation.
Speaker 1:It just brought me to something. I don't know if it's a Mexican thing, I don't know if it's a religious thing, but I grew up with every house. Every time you move, every new place that you move to, you clean it and then you walk around each room and you pray, like mama will have the pastor come into our house and pray for the whole house and we'll go my mom will have the pastor come and pray yeah, that's so cute.
Speaker 2:I love that for you. Yeah, well, yeah, sometimes she did that, sometimes she will came and blessed it with a whole lot of Well yeah, sometimes she did that.
Speaker 1:Sometimes she would go like a la iglesia and she would get a little bit of agua bendita from the bowl, from el plato que tienen ahí, and she would come home and she would like read it, like read certain salmos de la Bible, and she would go to your room and she will make me go with her and like we'll pray. And everyone understood it. Um, even my sister asked whenever we first moved into the house. She was like, did you already have somebody pray over the house? And I was like no, because the only people that knew that I moved were the people that know that wish me well.
Speaker 1:So I don't feel like I have to pray any bad juju away.
Speaker 2:It's just for like the house itself yeah, in case, like the last people that were here had bad jujus, that is true.
Speaker 1:I just never did it though. No yeah, but I grew up with that.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:I grew up with that. So I wonder did you pray for your new place?
Speaker 2:yes, dude, my mom came like day one when I moved in like I cleaned everything and then I told my mom I'm like, hey, you need to pull up and bless before we could even bring anything in yeah and she did, and she, I had holy water in my house the entire time, in my other house too.
Speaker 1:My mom used to have a bottle a water bottle of holy water by the door.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, no, we all I grew up with that.
Speaker 1:I grew up with that kind of stuff, but I just don't have that feeling in me that I need to do that.
Speaker 2:I mean, you don't need to. For me it wasn't like a necessity, it just like. Like it makes it feel more welcoming that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1:Like I didn't have that feeling, like I didn't have a feeling that I had to do that, like I, that I was missing, that that I that I needed to do that to be more welcoming. I just, I guess, because we prayed about it so much before we even started looking for a house, to find the correct house, and then during the process we prayed about it, and then I know that his family and his mom were praying about it, and then I know that some of my friends were praying about it. So I just feel like all the praying that needed to be done has been done and will continue to get done, because I pray for my house all the time yeah, you know.
Speaker 1:So it's just like I don't know. I just like I feel like me personally growing up and this is not me talking shit about anybody or anything like that, but me personally growing up it's like we were doing it just that one time and then that was it.
Speaker 2:But I feel like.
Speaker 1:I feel like prayer. It's something that nothing has to be done every day, but when it's a good time, and it's when it's the bad times, and not just cuando te conviene.
Speaker 2:Right.
Speaker 1:So it's just like I didn't feel like I had to do that, because I always pray that my house is blessed and whoever comes into my house is blessed Right. So, yeah, I just feel like I was taking care of it. I take care of it every day when I pray about it. Yeah.
Speaker 1:It's different, like you on god, and everything is different whenever you're actively doing more steps just to go ahead and prove a point whenever you're like I don't have to because I've been communicating yeah, because it's just because it's like what's the whole point of you having the whole pastor come in the house and pray? We don't even go see that pastor. Exactly like that's just fake yes so I'd rather do it my own way, in a way that works out for my relationship and I, and I know, I, I, I know that people pray well for me.
Speaker 2:Yes.
Speaker 1:So it's just like it's okay. But I think that's pretty cool though, that. But I do wonder if it's a Mexican religion thing, because what are you? Because I'm Christian. So I'm wondering if it's just a Mexican thing, man, or if it's just an all culture thing.
Speaker 2:I think it's more. I want to say it's a culture thing.
Speaker 1:Probably.
Speaker 2:Because it's just like our superstition of just wanting to go ahead and have that extra.
Speaker 1:Blessing energy yeah.
Speaker 2:Latinos are dramatics.
Speaker 1:Yeah, no, so see, like hello so see.
Speaker 2:Like. Have you seen the toxic? As dramatic as fuck.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah.
Speaker 2:It's just in our culture.
Speaker 1:No, so see.
Speaker 2:So see, I'll give you that one we're pretty dramatic. Bro, let fucking novelas, don't they be funny.
Speaker 1:I'm watching. I'm watching okay, right now I'm watching Margarita on Max. That show is so dramatic, but I love it. What is it about? It's about it's. You know what bitch. I don't know, but it's a whole lot of drama.
Speaker 1:Bitch, what the fuck it's about. Like I don't know if it was triplets or twins and they all got separated and this lady, like one of the tias, wanted all the money, so she pretty much fake. She went to the orphanage and picked up this kid and be like this is who you're going to be, and pretended that that's who the princess was. But now the princess actually showed up. She's trying to get rid of her because if they find out that the other girls are fake, then she goes to jail for prison because she just took her money.
Speaker 2:Because she's a princess.
Speaker 1:So it's like a whole lot of drama. Yeah, margarita, on Max. Yes, I love it. It's in Spanish. They do have it in English audio, but I don't like it because the mouth doesn't match. So I do it in Spanish. And then I do English subtitles for Jonathan, because sometimes he sits and watches with me.
Speaker 2:I love that Me Me.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but I, yeah, I like it. It's very like dramatic I like that, mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.
Speaker 2:But it's illegal, it's in our culture. No see, yeah, we're dramatic, I get it.
Speaker 1:Probably. Yeah, you're probably right. You're probably right For Hell. No, but yes, if you wanna watch it, it's on Max and I yeah, I like it.
Speaker 2:That sounds good, I am gonna go ahead. And listen to that. Listen to that, watch that.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, yeah, we know what you meant.
Speaker 2:It's a podcast, bro. All I do is listen.
Speaker 1:No, yeah, you are a podcast person For sure. You know, I tried to get the other day to for my co-workers to uh listen, uh, or I was trying to get, I was trying to get them to play a podcast and my co-worker was like we should listen to your podcast and I said, bitch, it is not safe for work for real, like that is not work for me. Drugs and bitches.
Speaker 2:I'm like I'll be talking about y'all Like hold on.
Speaker 1:Yeah, for real, we want to get the work drama started.
Speaker 2:No, no, no.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and then, um, so I was like no, but then my manager was like no, I don't want to do a podcast.
Speaker 2:I was like damn. It manager was like no, I don't want to do a podcast. I was like damn, it's okay, it's like you could have at least pretended you wanted to hear it.
Speaker 1:Hell yeah, okay, for real. So we just ended up listening to music. She'd be kidding me with her country music.
Speaker 2:Oh, I can't only listen to country for so long it reminds me of the sonic days.
Speaker 1:I can't with it anymore but it reminds me of the thrift story days when I used to work at the thrift store. That's all we listened was to that damn country ass station. But with that being said, this is what we're here, so you don't have to listen to that bullshit, and I'm like listen to this classic listen to us.
Speaker 2:We're funny yes okay, you're welcome no, yeah, fuck that country ass song you keep on having on repeat for reals.
Speaker 1:Have us, on repeat, change it, give your, give your country music a break okay pick a different genre, a different, a different uh, I'm gonna say a different country bitch.
Speaker 2:You know what? Go to metal, try that. I like some metal music, you're like I don't know.
Speaker 1:I like okay, I can do some metal. I just can't do the screeching metal and the screaming. I can't do those yeah, but I can do like I can do some type of metal I don't, and see, I don't know if this is metal, but I can do like Linkincoln park, green bay, um, there's another one.
Speaker 2:There's another one that I really like.
Speaker 1:That's one the rock kind of okay, so see, then I don't know then, so I guess I don't do metal rock is good though.
Speaker 2:Yeah, give rock a try. Yeah, I like rock, I like. Yeah, I like rock too.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I like rock.
Speaker 2:There's different types of rock that I like, you know what's funny, you were saying that and I was thinking that shit too, and metal came out. I don't listen to metal bro. No, but you know what, give it a try, maybe you like it.
Speaker 1:I don't know, I did, I did give it a try and it's just not for me.
Speaker 2:oh, yeah you try, guys try dip all your toes in the water, fuck it.
Speaker 1:That's why you're giving us a try remember to follow us on all of our social media it's instagram, facebook yes, it be podcast. And if you go to the link, it takes you to all our platforms. There's a link attached to our facebook and then to our instagram. It be podcast is our new logo. Keep an eye off our new logo.
Speaker 2:It's so cute, it's adorable like let us know what you guys think.
Speaker 1:Yeah because they took us forever, yes, to create it and then to find somebody to draw it out for us, the colors that we wanted.
Speaker 2:So shout out to Gigi.
Speaker 1:If y'all need a logo or any decals, because we're getting some decals made and stickers made that we're going to start handing out. So if you're local with us, you might be, you might get lucky and get to get a decal or a sticker. We might send you one.
Speaker 2:Hell yeah.
Speaker 1:So if you need something done like that, we can put you on with our girl Gigi. She did our logo and stuff.
Speaker 2:I'm telling you it's cute.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it is very cute. Let us know. But, with that being said, keep an eye out with the new logo. Follow us on our social. Make sure you turn on notifications so you know when we're posted. Get notifications on YouTube, apple Podcasts, spotify.
Speaker 2:It's pretty lit over here guys, pandora, dude, yeah, pandora, iheartradio FM Radio, Like what the fuck is that? I don't even know, but we're on there, hell yeah, so just follow us on there because you have the time.
Speaker 1:Yeah, just download the fucking app. Delete the other app. Nah, I'm just playing For real, like delete your hinge.
Speaker 2:You know you ain't getting anything anyways, Right.
Speaker 1:Fucking, delete your Tinder. You got your dick wet plenty of times. How?
Speaker 2:many times do you need?
Speaker 1:comedy Bitch. You're already on your third kid. Delete Moco's face, no.
Speaker 2:For real. They're like yeah, wey, yeah.
Speaker 1:Ya parale ya, por favor, Quit with the taxes wey. I know you enjoying that money pero Remember, after your sixth kid ya no te pagan, uh-huh. So yeah, tie them hoes. Besecte mi todo. God damn it. Y'all killing me with these kids. Wash your hands. Cooties are real Bitches are still getting pregnant from left to right.
Speaker 2:Nasty. It's crazy man.
Speaker 1:I'm going to just go ahead and let y'all go with that reminder. Have a great night.
Speaker 2:Buenas noches, bye, noches, bye.
