Speaker 1: So I'm really excited about this podcast because I have
Speaker 1: my amazing, beautiful, super talented, special, fun sweetest niece, Genevieve
Speaker 1: Grace Powers joining me. She's nine. How's it going, Gigi? Good? So, Gee,
Speaker 1: is this your first podcast? Now? I've been interviewed a
Speaker 1: thousand times. Geez, so funny um for everyone listening, ge,
Speaker 1: we call our g g g Genevieve, I mean any
Speaker 1: other names we call you. My dad calls me Jenny Pop.
Speaker 1: He does call you Jenny Pop. Um. Genevieve is quite
Speaker 1: the actress and singer. She was the star of her play.
Speaker 1: She was Willy Wonka in Willy Wonka. Was that exhilarating?
Speaker 1: It was so fun. The only problem is we only
Speaker 1: got to do one show, But next time we get
Speaker 1: to do three shows. So that's a lot of memorizing
Speaker 1: and work for only one show. Are you nervous when
Speaker 1: you're up there? Like the first when you're backstage and
Speaker 1: about to go on stage, Like the first few seconds,
Speaker 1: you're just like, am I in the right scene or
Speaker 1: I in the right costume? What am I supposed to do?
Speaker 1: But then once you get on and I was like, oh,
Speaker 1: this is easy. We practiced this a hundred times. So
Speaker 1: you love performing. I love the everyone what goes on
Speaker 1: inside of you when you're about to perform. Um, At first,
Speaker 1: I'm very nervous, and when once I get on stage
Speaker 1: is just like easy and fun. And then I and
Speaker 1: then once it's over, I'm so sad that it's over
Speaker 1: because it was so fun. Do you like the costumes
Speaker 1: in the makeup? Yeah, we've been doing some makeup here
Speaker 1: in quarantine. Oh, everyone listening, we've been quarantine being together? Yes?
Speaker 1: What has quarantine life been like? Here at the farm
Speaker 1: in Texas with your favorite Anti and uncle? See seeing Mike.
Speaker 1: I'm just kidding. She has tons of amazing aunts and uncles.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying I'm the favorite because I'm right here
Speaker 1: in front of you. Whichever one I'm closest to is
Speaker 1: my favorite. I love that philosophy. Um, what has quarantine
Speaker 1: life been like? Has this been scary for you? How
Speaker 1: have you What are your thoughts on the coronavirus? Well?
Speaker 1: I like to be home, Like all the time. Whenever
Speaker 1: my parents asked me if I want to go out
Speaker 1: to eat, I'm just like, can we eat at home?
Speaker 1: I love to be home. And so basically this is
Speaker 1: just like my dream because we're all home together. It's
Speaker 1: really fun. What do you like about being home? Um,
Speaker 1: it's just like all my stuff and I get to
Speaker 1: like take what I want to do. So like if
Speaker 1: instead of like going to a restaurant and eating dinner,
Speaker 1: I can like stay home then eat dinner and I
Speaker 1: don't have to like get dressed or whatever. I can
Speaker 1: just like eat in my pajamas. If I want to
Speaker 1: pja life all day every day, Yes, you actually want to?
Speaker 1: You do alpha today? Where do you think you're going?
Speaker 1: I have my pajamason under it. Okay, just checking because
Speaker 1: I have only worn sweatpants and stretch pants since we've
Speaker 1: been here, saying, so, talk to me about what you
Speaker 1: like to do at the farm, because you are you
Speaker 1: are a city girl and a farm girl. I feel like,
Speaker 1: um at the farm. I don't know. I really like
Speaker 1: to cook. I like that we get to cook at
Speaker 1: home a lot, because I don't normally get to cook
Speaker 1: at home either. You do cook a lot, do cook
Speaker 1: a lot. I bake. I make brownies and cookies and breakfast.
Speaker 1: But here so Mike and I made mikey geez, it's
Speaker 1: like McDonald's, like Mickey D's, but it's Mikey cheese. So
Speaker 1: we make breakfast for everybody, and I'm the beneficiary of that.
Speaker 1: It is a wonderful breakfast sandwich with egg cheese, baker
Speaker 1: and I mean with some ketchup. Yeah, we made breakfast
Speaker 1: soonderjuice this morning. Well, Mike, you made those so our
Speaker 1: motto as we even feed the babies because we feed
Speaker 1: Sunny in the morning, So I mean it's a pretty
Speaker 1: great little thing. Have you loved being a little mama
Speaker 1: to Sunny? Yes, she's my favorite. She's so cute. I
Speaker 1: mean you literally just do everything for her. You hold her,
Speaker 1: you change your diaper, you feed her, you tote her
Speaker 1: around on you and that little carrier. What um, what
Speaker 1: goes through your brain with a baby? Because not all
Speaker 1: kids love babies, but you just love babies and you
Speaker 1: love being with Sunny. Like what are you thinking? Well,
Speaker 1: I think they're cute. And what's fun is like I'm
Speaker 1: in the charge of them kind of, but not in
Speaker 1: a like you are my servants, like a fun way,
Speaker 1: so like I can let her crawl on the ground
Speaker 1: and watch her if I want to, or I can
Speaker 1: hold her and carry around, or I can feed her
Speaker 1: she's really cute. Is it fun to be in charge?
Speaker 1: I like to be in charge. What are some things
Speaker 1: that you like to be in charge of? Um? I
Speaker 1: like to be in charge of my eating because I
Speaker 1: am a very very picky eater. I wonder where you
Speaker 1: got that from your mother? So you're a very picky eater.
Speaker 1: So you don't want what do you not like to eat? Um? Well,
Speaker 1: most of the things I don't like to eat. I
Speaker 1: haven't tried yet, but so you know what you do like.
Speaker 1: I'm pretty brave, but not a drinking This will be
Speaker 1: probably surprising to most people, but I don't like cheese.
Speaker 1: Actually very surprising everyone eats. Oh. I also don't like milkshakes.
Speaker 1: That's also very even a kid, if you don't like
Speaker 1: milkha I am the type of person that likes uh.
Speaker 1: I A scupa vanilla I screwed, a cookie, a hot brownie,
Speaker 1: a cheer it on top, and hot chocolate sauce. That's
Speaker 1: that's that's my perfect dessert. I'm into that. Okay, So
Speaker 1: you were talking about being brave. What does being brave
Speaker 1: mean to you? And why do you like to be brave?
Speaker 1: I like to be raved because if you're not braved.
Speaker 1: You can't find out cool stuff. That's a good way
Speaker 1: of looking at it. So what do you mean by that?
Speaker 1: Like you wanna like if I see So we have
Speaker 1: this little river, and so there's like a crack in
Speaker 1: the side of it where there are all these rattle
Speaker 1: snakes that lived there, and where is this terrifying? So
Speaker 1: there were normally about three snakes in there, like mostly
Speaker 1: rattle snakes. We've only seen like three rattle snakes the
Speaker 1: whole time we've been here, So so I like to
Speaker 1: look in there and like see if I can see
Speaker 1: cool stuff, because like you could see if a snake's
Speaker 1: eating a spider or like doing funny stuff. And then
Speaker 1: also I was about to jump into a pond and
Speaker 1: I saw a water moccasin slither into the pond and
Speaker 1: I was so freaked out. And I haven't gotten in since.
Speaker 1: And normally I'm in there like seven but I haven't
Speaker 1: gotten in once. The strip. I mean, I'm definitely afraid
Speaker 1: of watermarks. I am They're deadly. Actually, so they are deadly.
Speaker 1: I was like three ft away from him. We were
Speaker 1: definitely not social. Distancing from the water has so obviously
Speaker 1: when you're being brave you're also being safe. Yes, obviously,
Speaker 1: I do not like to do stuff that I'm okay
Speaker 1: if I could get If the worst thing that take
Speaker 1: it happened to me is get a few cuts or
Speaker 1: bumps and bridges. I've gotten a bunch of stinging nettle. Thankfully,
Speaker 1: I have one poison ivy yet. But poison ivy doesn't
Speaker 1: really think me that bad there. I'm not allergic to
Speaker 1: it or I just haven't gotten in it that much.
Speaker 1: But if it's life threatening, like a water moccasin, I
Speaker 1: am out like I would have jumped in there. If
Speaker 1: it was like I would have jumped in the pond
Speaker 1: if it was just like, I don't know, Actually most
Speaker 1: things that are in water are pretty dangerous. Because it
Speaker 1: was like I was about to say, a piranha, but
Speaker 1: piranhas are very dangerous, and I would not have jumped
Speaker 1: in if there was a pha. So you're a water baby.
Speaker 1: You love the water. You know. The first day that
Speaker 1: you came up from the hospital, my dad dunked me
Speaker 1: in the bathtub and your mom was like, what are
Speaker 1: you doing. I mean, he said when you were born,
Speaker 1: he said, all I want is a water baby. Because
Speaker 1: he loves the ocean, and swimming. Do you just love
Speaker 1: the water? I love the What do you love so
Speaker 1: much about the water? So the funny thing is I
Speaker 1: love the ocean, but I'm a pool girl and like
Speaker 1: pool a lot better than the ocean for some reason.
Speaker 1: What do you like about a pool? Um? Probably just
Speaker 1: like you don't normally get to sunburn, Like on the beach,
Speaker 1: it's like hot, and if you try to lie down,
Speaker 1: all the stands sixtyear back, and then when you get
Speaker 1: in the water it's like sounds so weird, but like
Speaker 1: it's like salty. I know that this ocean has salt,
Speaker 1: but I'm just more of a pool person. Okay, I
Speaker 1: get that. I get that. So one fun thing that
Speaker 1: we've been doing that you and your dad and your
Speaker 1: mom invented was tubing down the river and the rapids
Speaker 1: so fun. So you're hopping at this damn and then
Speaker 1: you go down there's another damn, but you don't want
Speaker 1: to go over the damn because if you go over,
Speaker 1: like you too could flip over and then you get
Speaker 1: stuck in the rotation of the damn. So you go
Speaker 1: to the side and it's like down this big waterfall
Speaker 1: and it's really fun. It's actually kind of intense. It's
Speaker 1: pretty intense, Jenny, even before guy, She's like, Okay, now
Speaker 1: you lift up on your tube. Here, keep your feet
Speaker 1: in here. Here come the rapids. Hang on. Mikey and
Speaker 1: I are like, but then there's this one spot where
Speaker 1: it's like, it's not exactly it looks like rappids from
Speaker 1: a distance, but it's not exactly rapids because it's just
Speaker 1: like waves. And so it's like this, it's kind of
Speaker 1: a wall of waves. It's like one ft high normally,
Speaker 1: and you just like you can't go into it, so
Speaker 1: you go like up and then you get bounce stuff
Speaker 1: into the air and then go down, and then bounce
Speaker 1: stuff into the air and go down. That's just a
Speaker 1: lot less exhilarating than it looks like, or it sounds like.
Speaker 1: It's probably scarier than it looks scarier than it is. Yeah,
Speaker 1: And that's kind of a disappointment to me, because you
Speaker 1: love I love adrenaline, Russia, adrenaline rushes, and water, so
Speaker 1: I like normally, uh, fresh water, then salt water first
Speaker 1: of all, because most dangerous animals like sharks and other stuff,
Speaker 1: like your grandfather was attacked by a shark in the
Speaker 1: Mamas oh, yes, he was. Yeah, so he got bitten
Speaker 1: by a shark or in the face and then the knee.
Speaker 1: And so I never take naps, like I'm not really
Speaker 1: in that person, but for some reason, I happened to
Speaker 1: be taking a nap that day while he got bitten
Speaker 1: by the shark. And when I woke up, everyone was
Speaker 1: just like okay, So they don't know what happened. But
Speaker 1: Lucky got a little scrape from coral. And then I
Speaker 1: went upstairs and I was like, that's not coral, Like,
Speaker 1: that's a big scrape is knee? Like a chunk of
Speaker 1: his knee was out. I was like, wow, that must
Speaker 1: be some big coral. So you like freshwater first? Then yes?
Speaker 1: Then because water first, and then fresh water and then saltwater. Okay,
Speaker 1: So talk to me about family because you love your family.
Speaker 1: What does family mean to you and why is family
Speaker 1: so important to you? Um? Well, families very important to
Speaker 1: me because um, I don't know, I just love my
Speaker 1: family because like everyone's so fun and it's always fun
Speaker 1: when we're around family, and so I like to view
Speaker 1: a family because I don't know, I just feel like
Speaker 1: it's good to view with family. Do they make you
Speaker 1: feel safe? Do they make you feel loved? What does
Speaker 1: family make you feel either loved or excited or happy?
Speaker 1: That's awesome? We have great family. We do have a
Speaker 1: great family, and you have great grandparents on both sides too.
Speaker 1: You have a lot of people that love you. What
Speaker 1: does that make you feel as a nine year old
Speaker 1: knowing that you are surrounded by love? How does that
Speaker 1: make you feel? Um? Happy and rateful? And I don't know.
Speaker 1: I just love being with family, like I would rather
Speaker 1: be quarantine with family than quarantine by myself. Oh my gosh,
Speaker 1: me too. Same. So tell me about your mom and dad,
Speaker 1: because you have to of the coolest parents ever. I
Speaker 1: must say they are probably um what makes them good parents?
Speaker 1: They're great parents because they're always nice. If I have
Speaker 1: like any questions, they'll always have an answer, unless it's
Speaker 1: like a crazy question like do trees grow legs or
Speaker 1: something like that, but uh, yeah, they always have answers
Speaker 1: to my questions and they always tell me the true
Speaker 1: and they're just really good. What is that? Why is
Speaker 1: that important to you that they tell you the truth?
Speaker 1: What does that make you feel like that you can
Speaker 1: trust them or what does that make you feel? It
Speaker 1: makes you feel like I can trust them, and it
Speaker 1: makes me feel like they know that I won't like
Speaker 1: do anything bad with what they tell me or something
Speaker 1: like that because I won't, and I like that. I'm
Speaker 1: glad that they trust me because I wouldn't do anything bad.
Speaker 1: So you'll both sort of trust each other. You can
Speaker 1: ask them any question you have. They'll tell you the
Speaker 1: truth and they trust you with information. So that makes
Speaker 1: you probably feel empowered. Huh, yeah, that makes you feel good.
Speaker 1: So what are what are what are school like? As
Speaker 1: a nine year old? Like? What are kids like these days?
Speaker 1: So I feel like whenever? Like So at my school,
Speaker 1: they break it up into the they we have to well,
Speaker 1: we recently moved campuses, so we have a lower village
Speaker 1: where it's like pre K three to um pre grade
Speaker 1: to kindergarten, which is actually only two grades now that
Speaker 1: I realize it, but we have like a bunch of teachers,
Speaker 1: so it's like like for you guys, Oh, they actually
Speaker 1: recently added preschool, so it's like preschool to kindergarten, and
Speaker 1: then in the upper village it's the first grade to
Speaker 1: fourth grade, and then you get into the big building
Speaker 1: where it's fifth grade through high school, so you are
Speaker 1: in third grade, So what would you say are the
Speaker 1: best parts about third grade? Third grade and the hardest
Speaker 1: parts about third grade? So the best part about third
Speaker 1: grade is when you get to third grade, it's like
Speaker 1: either you make better relationship with people or you make
Speaker 1: worse relationships with people. Break that down a little bit.
Speaker 1: I feel like most of my relationships with people have
Speaker 1: gotten better because, like I like when new kids come
Speaker 1: to school because I like to change up my friend
Speaker 1: group a little bit. But then I always add like
Speaker 1: some of my other friends in two that's great. So
Speaker 1: you love keeping your solid friends that you've always had
Speaker 1: and you love meeting new people. Are kids nice for
Speaker 1: the most part? Or kids pick on each other? I
Speaker 1: feel like, so there's like two groups of people. They
Speaker 1: are like like there are a bunch of different groups.
Speaker 1: They're like a group of people who like play games
Speaker 1: in one section of recess. There's like a group of
Speaker 1: boys who play games. In one section there's a group
Speaker 1: of girls who There's like three things. There's girls and
Speaker 1: boys that play games. There's like boys and then there's girls.
Speaker 1: Where do you like to hang out the girls? Normally
Speaker 1: I hang out with Like I have three good friends
Speaker 1: that I normally hang out with. But like I am
Speaker 1: friends with everybody. There are people pretty nice to each other,
Speaker 1: uh normally, Like, well, um, if you go kind of
Speaker 1: into someone else's group, it's kind of like really awkward
Speaker 1: because like there are people who are we basically have
Speaker 1: our normal groups, and so it's kind of awkward if
Speaker 1: you go into someone else's group because it's just like
Speaker 1: aren't you supposed to be in your group? It's just
Speaker 1: kind of awkward and that trim things kind of get
Speaker 1: a little weird. But for the most part, everyone's really nice.
Speaker 1: So what is it? How do you deal with feelings
Speaker 1: that feel awkward? Because I know, even as an adult,
Speaker 1: when I feel awkward, it makes me feel oh, I
Speaker 1: don't know, like as a nine year old, and these
Speaker 1: are probably the first time you're feeling those feelings. What
Speaker 1: do you do when you feel awkward? Um? I first things, first,
Speaker 1: I do I try to see if there's a way
Speaker 1: to make things not awkward but to still achieve what
Speaker 1: I'm trying to do. And then if that doesn't work out,
Speaker 1: which in normally doesn't but sometimes it does. Um. I
Speaker 1: just normally, so they're like a bunch of groups or
Speaker 1: friends that I just like go back to because I
Speaker 1: know that we're just like all great friends and it's
Speaker 1: not it never gets awkward really, So then I just
Speaker 1: go back and do stuff with my friends. So you
Speaker 1: don't take it too personal. Not really, that's nice. So,
Speaker 1: but you like to make everyone feel good about themselves. You,
Speaker 1: I feel like you're you always want everyone to feel
Speaker 1: like they're wanted and accepted. Yeah, why is that important
Speaker 1: to you? So me and another friend some normally three friends,
Speaker 1: but we walk around recess and we like see people
Speaker 1: if any of our friends are like playing by themselves,
Speaker 1: really just like come hang with us. Like we just
Speaker 1: basically walk around recess talking about stuff and then just
Speaker 1: like see if people want to join us and stuff
Speaker 1: like that. Now, why do you want to do that?
Speaker 1: That's so sweet? What goes on your brain that says,
Speaker 1: let me go look for kids who don't have a
Speaker 1: friend to play with? Well, most everyone has a friend
Speaker 1: to play with at school. But the most everyone that
Speaker 1: doesn't have a friend to play with at school, um
Speaker 1: is actually wanting to be in souls. Like some days
Speaker 1: I'm just like, um, I'm going to go do this
Speaker 1: by myself. And so I'm not sad. I'm not ashamed.
Speaker 1: I'm just gonna go play by myself because I want
Speaker 1: to a long time because like most people, I'm pretty
Speaker 1: sure nobody ever plays by themselves. But we're basically walking
Speaker 1: around the groups to see if any of our friends
Speaker 1: that go into different groups want to come back in
Speaker 1: our group and play with us. So why do you
Speaker 1: need alone time? Um, I I'm not one of the
Speaker 1: people who need, like like I don't have I don't
Speaker 1: have to have like all these friends. Like if one
Speaker 1: of my friends just doing something that I don't want
Speaker 1: to do, I'm just like I don't try to like
Speaker 1: change myself to do what they want to do. I
Speaker 1: just want to do what I want to do. So
Speaker 1: how do you not feel that pure pressure? I guess, well,
Speaker 1: I mean I don't really. Sometimes I might, but I
Speaker 1: try not to. I just like I kind of ignore
Speaker 1: it and then most of it, so most of the time,
Speaker 1: I realized that there's like so much of their stuff
Speaker 1: to do at recess because we have like a slack
Speaker 1: line and a goggle bal pit. I don't know if
Speaker 1: you don't gogglebalpit, google ball is, but it's kind of
Speaker 1: like I don't know what this is, but my mom says,
Speaker 1: it's kind of like prison ball. It's basically you're in
Speaker 1: a pit and you uh, you can't use your knees
Speaker 1: and under you you hit the ball around and if
Speaker 1: the ball touches your knee under then you're out. And
Speaker 1: then we also play free stag the goga ballpit, which
Speaker 1: is really fun, so you're always aware that there's other
Speaker 1: things to do and you don't have to do what
Speaker 1: one person wants to do. Yeah, because our reciss thing
Speaker 1: is great because we have like a lot of things
Speaker 1: to do, and then there's also this little spot so
Speaker 1: it's outside and we we moved in first. All we
Speaker 1: really had was one gogo bullpit and well actually we
Speaker 1: started off with just a box of jump ropes and
Speaker 1: balls and footballs and like cones and who whoops, and
Speaker 1: they're just like, grab what you want. This is all
Speaker 1: we have. And so my friends and I would get
Speaker 1: the hula hoops, like a bunch of a group of
Speaker 1: girls would get the hula hoops. And we make these
Speaker 1: things sold who huts, which is where it's like five
Speaker 1: who loops and you put one hula hoop on the
Speaker 1: ground and then you put three inside the who hoop
Speaker 1: like a triangle kind of, and then you put one
Speaker 1: on the top so it holds it together. And then
Speaker 1: we have like the queen of the hulas, which is
Speaker 1: the girl who sits inside the hula hut because the
Speaker 1: hula huts pretty small. And then like the rest of
Speaker 1: the people are guards because all the boys try to
Speaker 1: knock down the girls who huts. That was a big
Speaker 1: thing last year. We had all these different hula huts
Speaker 1: and like all the boys are trying to knock them down.
Speaker 1: Boys are always trying to knock things down. How do
Speaker 1: you deal with smelly boys? What do you do when
Speaker 1: you have a stinky boy that's trying to be rude?
Speaker 1: How do you tell him to be nice? So first
Speaker 1: thing I do is so you can't really change boys,
Speaker 1: Like you can't say hey, let's be best friends and
Speaker 1: try to be nice because that doesn't really work normally,
Speaker 1: And so normally I just try to ignore them, or
Speaker 1: I um when we do the hula huts, so like
Speaker 1: a bunch of people are guards. They're like two people
Speaker 1: that I like fanning the queen and like beyond the hulah,
Speaker 1: just in life, how do you deal with boys who
Speaker 1: are trying to be yea so like hula. It's kind
Speaker 1: of the way to describe it because like the boys
Speaker 1: were trying to come knock it over about so the
Speaker 1: boys don't know how strong the girls are. And so okay,
Speaker 1: we were. We recently ended our nutrition unit in science,
Speaker 1: so we did a kinstry unit and then a nutrition unit,
Speaker 1: and so I love nutrition. And so we were doing
Speaker 1: exercise and we were doing planks and all the like,
Speaker 1: all the ballerinas and gymnasts were just like, oh, this
Speaker 1: is easy. But than the boys are just like all
Speaker 1: on the floor like pancakes and they're like, how are
Speaker 1: you doing this? Girl power? Yeah? So tell me what
Speaker 1: when you think of the word love, what do you
Speaker 1: think of? What does it mean to you? Uh? I
Speaker 1: think goth family and close friends. When you think of
Speaker 1: the word fun, what do you think of? I think
Speaker 1: of like playing with family and just like doing fun stuff.
Speaker 1: So what's fun is my mom and I do fun
Speaker 1: stuff like petticures and makeup. We have spaw days, like
Speaker 1: on our birthdays. We give each other's spaw days, and
Speaker 1: we do like each other's makeup, and we do our
Speaker 1: nails and we just like do face mask. It's so funny.
Speaker 1: We set it off in the bathroom and we have
Speaker 1: like cucumbers on our eyes and tells it's so fun.
Speaker 1: So that's what I do with my mom. But then
Speaker 1: my dad we really we actually went over so there's
Speaker 1: this chimney and we went over there to just an
Speaker 1: old abandoned chimney over here, and so we looked around
Speaker 1: found it and we've like a butterknife and a stove thing,
Speaker 1: and then we found this big concrete slab for a
Speaker 1: house and so and then we found like a bed
Speaker 1: frame and then a bunch of old like refrigerator parts.
Speaker 1: And what is success to you? Mm hmm, great question. Well,
Speaker 1: success has like a bunch of different categories, like like
Speaker 1: success in school or success with friendships or success with family.
Speaker 1: There are lots of different successes, so which one should
Speaker 1: all of them? There are a lot three main success
Speaker 1: in school is to me, it's not exactly trying to
Speaker 1: get straight a's. So at veritass my school, we have
Speaker 1: Veritas rocks and so it's r c K s ours
Speaker 1: respect for authority. Oh as others are important. See is
Speaker 1: corrections accepted and learned from it? Then case keep yourself
Speaker 1: prepared and as to seek excellence so I normally try
Speaker 1: to just ever I did my best, and if I
Speaker 1: did my best and there's one problem that like I
Speaker 1: knew I couldn't do, or like that we didn't study
Speaker 1: for too hard, I'm okay with that because I tried
Speaker 1: my best and I did it as best as I could.
Speaker 1: Love that. I have a question. What makes a good
Speaker 1: friend a good friend? Great question? Um, someone you can
Speaker 1: tell if you have, like something that you need to
Speaker 1: get off your chest, you can just tell it to him.
Speaker 1: It's just like someone who like won't be mean or
Speaker 1: won't laugh, like if you're like I had of a
Speaker 1: giant or like what trying to think of it? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I have a giant temple on the back of my
Speaker 1: neck and that's why I wore my hair down today.
Speaker 1: They won't be like, let me see, Oh what is it?
Speaker 1: What color is it? They're just like, uh, okay, cool.
Speaker 1: So you can tell things that maybe make you feel
Speaker 1: a little nervous or uncomfortable or insecure. Yeah that's great. Okay,
Speaker 1: g I'm gonna wrap up my podcast. I always ask
Speaker 1: this one question, what do you want people to know?
Speaker 1: I want people to know that they should be happy
Speaker 1: with what they have and that if you have a
Speaker 1: good friend, even though they might like they might have
Speaker 1: something better than you have, or they might like they
Speaker 1: just might be more popular than you, that you can
Speaker 1: tell them stuff that you wouldn't want to tell them,
Speaker 1: even because a good friend is someone who you can
Speaker 1: tell your secrets to and like, well, not exactly secrets,
Speaker 1: just like personal things, personal stuff. I love that, Genevieve.
Speaker 1: Oh well, I have just loved getting to quarantine with you.
Speaker 1: It's really fun. You're really really fun and really special
Speaker 1: and awesome. It's really cute too, and you're the best.
Speaker 1: We call you the Kazante cousinant, the best Kazante little
Speaker 1: Mama that ever was. We'll stay sweet as you always are.
Speaker 1: I love you so much. By