Speaker 1: It's three point fifty eight am, and the first thing
Speaker 1: I do is thank God out loud, and I asked
Speaker 1: him to use me throughout the day, to cover me
Speaker 1: and to guide me. Then get my water and start
Speaker 1: my day. I check all my emails. Then I go
Speaker 1: to all my social media platforms and I check all
Speaker 1: of the comments, all the new comments that may have
Speaker 1: came in, especially if there's any trolls or anybody leaving
Speaker 1: any kind of negative comments, I just delete them. I
Speaker 1: don't entertain them anymore. I spend majority of my time there,
Speaker 1: about two to three hours, it depending on if I
Speaker 1: have a viral video or not. Then I get up
Speaker 1: and I get dressed for today, and I split my time.
Speaker 1: My time is split between the warehouse and the mall.
Speaker 1: If I'm going to the warehouse, I usually leave. Which
Speaker 1: I'm going to the warehouse today, I usually leave around
Speaker 1: a thirty nine, And if I'm going to the boutique,
Speaker 1: I usually leave around nine nine. And that's my day.
Speaker 2: This is finally a show about a woman who sells
Speaker 2: plus size formal wear, and she's gone viral on TikTok
Speaker 2: A bunch summer. Lucille runs a shop called Juicy body
Speaker 2: goddess and she's in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Speaker 3: So the client she's coming in at nine am this morning,
Speaker 3: and what we do is we kind of prep. We
Speaker 3: come in maybe between.
Speaker 4: Usually an hour before.
Speaker 3: So what we do is we have a questionnaire so
Speaker 3: we can kind of get an ideal of what they need.
Speaker 3: Lucky us, this morning, she has she said anything, so
Speaker 3: we really have to wait till she get here to
Speaker 3: try to fill her personality and see what she really
Speaker 3: means when she say any.
Speaker 4: We have her sigh.
Speaker 3: So this morning, this prep is a little different because
Speaker 3: we don't have a lot of information about her, which
Speaker 3: is not common. Most people put in what they want,
Speaker 3: what they're looking for. A lot of people don't know
Speaker 3: themselves that much. I know that sounds crazy, but they
Speaker 3: really come in here very complex and frustrated because they
Speaker 3: don't know what their body fit, they don't know what
Speaker 3: they want, they don't understand how to dress their plus
Speaker 3: sized body. So we kind of have to do like
Speaker 3: a serious question there. So this is probably going to
Speaker 3: be this case because she put like really plan answers,
Speaker 3: so we actually go into it goes deeper into just
Speaker 3: trying to find them addressed, like what are your insecurities
Speaker 3: about your body?
Speaker 4: What are you trying to enhance?
Speaker 3: Are you trying to not I don't like using a
Speaker 3: word hide, but what are you trying to kind of
Speaker 3: not show off? Because all of us, every human on
Speaker 3: this earth has some type of insecurity. I don't care
Speaker 3: Beyonce has insecurities. Okay, Beyonce it I don't like her ears,
Speaker 3: you know, So everybody have in securities. So you know,
Speaker 3: everybody's not in the right space in their life to
Speaker 3: flop their insecurity. So we kind of have to be
Speaker 3: a little of a psychiatrist and and try to figure
Speaker 3: out what they need, what they want, what they're looking for.
Speaker 3: So this one should be a little challenging, but I
Speaker 3: love challenges, so bring it on. My name is Summer
Speaker 3: Lucille and I am the owner and founder of Juicy Bodyguddess,
Speaker 3: a plus sized boutique located in Charlotte, North Carolina, and
Speaker 3: we also have an online presence. My journey, there was
Speaker 3: a lot of blood, sweat, tears, trauma, hill lifeing, lifing,
Speaker 3: even the tears and the pain. Starting in twenty eleven,
Speaker 3: after losing my mother, losing my corporate job, ventured off
Speaker 3: to trying to make my dreams and living my dreams
Speaker 3: and make an impact on people and start a revolution
Speaker 3: of some type. I was voted most likely to start
Speaker 3: a revolution in high school, and here I am trying
Speaker 3: to start a revolution for women and this pushing making
Speaker 3: them feel better about them self and confidence. I am
Speaker 3: from Columbus, Ohio. I'm a buck eye. I've been in
Speaker 3: Charlotte for about seventeen years. So I started my business
Speaker 3: in twenty eleven. I did hair accessories in fashion from
Speaker 3: size two to ten. And in twenty sixteen is when
Speaker 3: it just hit me, I'm plus sized and I can't
Speaker 3: fit anything in my store. I can't fit anything, and
Speaker 3: I had to heal and I had to come to terms.
Speaker 4: You're not gonna ever be skinny.
Speaker 3: Stop doing these toxic diets. Be happy in who you are,
Speaker 3: be comfortable in who you are. And not until I
Speaker 3: was there in that space is when I was comfortable
Speaker 3: with being plus size. That's when I said, this is
Speaker 3: who I am. And there's so many women that need
Speaker 3: that healing as well. So I think twenty sixteen was
Speaker 3: a very pivoting point in my life where you know,
Speaker 3: I'm kind of heal was healing from my mother loss
Speaker 3: and getting in the swing of being an entrepreneur and
Speaker 3: understanding myself having the worst heartbreak after eight years of breakup.
Speaker 3: So and that was so much trauma I went through.
Speaker 3: And I was just like, I'm happy and who I am,
Speaker 3: and I'm gonna do plus size.
Speaker 4: It's a need for it. It was just yes all
Speaker 4: across the board. Yeah.
Speaker 3: What made me fall in love with this store is
Speaker 3: the store front, literally the front, the glass. I love
Speaker 3: open glass, the big doors, the chandelier. I think this
Speaker 3: is three thousand square feet and we have the accessories
Speaker 3: in the center, the first display table, and then in
Speaker 3: the back. That's the second thing I fell in love
Speaker 3: with is the mirror.
Speaker 4: It's like.
Speaker 3: The whole walls mirror. So I love mirrors. If you
Speaker 3: go to my house, I'm infatuating mirrors too. It has
Speaker 3: six stressing rooms. I take a lot of pride in
Speaker 3: my window display like every season, like I'm changing over
Speaker 3: to Saint Patty's Day here in the second so you'll
Speaker 3: see all green easter. Like I'm very I take pride
Speaker 3: into my my window. I'm always on pinchers trying to
Speaker 3: find other windows, displays and ideals. Then I have plus
Speaker 3: sized mannequins. I want to use every square footage as
Speaker 3: a business owner. That's what you have to do, right,
Speaker 3: But I want it because we're plus sized bodies.
Speaker 5: It can't.
Speaker 4: I get so frustrated.
Speaker 3: Walking through stores and just physically bumping into stuff because
Speaker 3: I'm a bigger body. So it's enough space where you
Speaker 3: can walk in, but it's also enough where I'm using
Speaker 3: my square footage.
Speaker 4: So it's a balance I have to do. Hey, how
Speaker 4: you doing, Come on in.
Speaker 3: Welcome to Juicy Body gouid Us where you gotta be
Speaker 3: too something to do something? How you doing good?
Speaker 5: Are you all my nine o'clock?
Speaker 4: Okay, what are you going to?
Speaker 3: Oh you're a prim she's a Prime cassidy. Oh it's
Speaker 3: says formal on there Prime. That's even better. No, that's okay,
Speaker 3: that's fine. We were just like we like we like
Speaker 3: crime better.
Speaker 5: So yeah, okay, let's uh.
Speaker 3: Y'all more than welcome to look around before before we start.
Speaker 3: I went viral for saying when welcoming customers, you gotta
Speaker 3: be too something.
Speaker 4: To do something. And it's so funny.
Speaker 3: A lady came in yesterday and I was in the
Speaker 3: back trying to get ready for prom today and.
Speaker 5: She comes in.
Speaker 4: She's like, I just.
Speaker 3: I'm not two hundred of pounds. Please don't kick me out.
Speaker 3: I'm just here to donate for the prom for prom girls.
Speaker 3: She was sock. I'm just like, we love the one
Speaker 3: something too. I know the social media and it's some videos.
Speaker 3: I'm kicking them out, but but I would never.
Speaker 4: You know, I love everybody.
Speaker 1: I just love.
Speaker 3: But it's so funny how the when something's coming in like,
Speaker 3: I'm not too something, but please.
Speaker 4: What's your first name?
Speaker 5: Love?
Speaker 3: Our money, our money from Gary, Indiana came to visit me.
Speaker 4: Is that not a beautiful? Beautiful? And I'm in Charlotte,
Speaker 4: North Carolina.
Speaker 3: Just a reminder, that's not no little skipping hot that's
Speaker 3: a flight or one hundred hours in a car?
Speaker 4: Did y'all fly or drive?
Speaker 5: Y'all drove?
Speaker 3: How far?
Speaker 5: How many hours y'all love me? Oh my goodness?
Speaker 3: She wrote eleven hours to sevening today. She picked the trumpet,
Speaker 3: she picked the A line, and she picked the column
Speaker 3: straight down. So even though she picked these three, I'm
Speaker 3: still gonna throw a ball dress in there, and I'll
Speaker 3: probably still throw in a mermaid again. These are young girls.
Speaker 3: Nobody knows what they want at sixteen seventeen eighteen. They
Speaker 3: may think they do, Honey, you don't. So I give
Speaker 3: her what she wants. I even go into the colors
Speaker 3: that she's looking for. But it will amaze you how
Speaker 3: many times they leave out of here with the opposite
Speaker 3: of what they came in looking for, because again, they
Speaker 3: never really even tried on a lot of these different styles.
Speaker 3: So I want them to try something new and different,
Speaker 3: and so I'm just going to this section. I have
Speaker 3: every dress. We have hundreds of them, every color from
Speaker 3: size ten to thirty two, and we have them by style.
Speaker 3: So that's why you see this pole here. This is
Speaker 3: going to be our pole where we push out to
Speaker 3: the floor, hang up the dresses and make sure that
Speaker 3: we kind of stay organized because it can get real hectic.
Speaker 4: These dresses are heavy.
Speaker 3: There are a lot of material and your arms will burn, and.
Speaker 4: They're really high quality, so they have weight to them.
Speaker 3: And lifting these things up five, ten, fifteen for one
Speaker 3: client and you got another one coming in another hour,
Speaker 3: and everybody want a different color, everybody's a different size.
Speaker 3: But I wouldn't change it for the world. This is
Speaker 3: what I was born to do. Gus is so adorable
Speaker 3: to me.
Speaker 4: Look at the are you kidding me?
Speaker 3: The ribbon on the sleeve, the corset, the bony, the sequence,
Speaker 3: oh my god, the beating like when I seen.
Speaker 4: Her one of the I love just seeing her, pink yelp,
Speaker 4: actually so excited. I'm just here.
Speaker 5: You want peak and tried to do.
Speaker 3: I bought you one too, all right, you ready, baby? Start?
Speaker 3: My prom was uh, my prom was terrible. And I
Speaker 3: tell people like these girls are actually healing the little
Speaker 3: fat teenager inside of me. I had a date first
Speaker 3: finding address, and I was like, I wasn't even that big.
Speaker 3: I was like a twelve.
Speaker 4: Like back then that was a thirty.
Speaker 3: Trying to find formal wear at a size twelve fourteen
Speaker 3: was just out of this world. And I thought I
Speaker 3: was fat. I was the fattest of all my friends.
Speaker 3: Guy asked me. I'm known this guy since elementary, right,
Speaker 3: we never dated, but he liked me and I.
Speaker 4: Liked him, but we didn't they you know, we're kids.
Speaker 3: So he asked me, like, you want to go to prom?
Speaker 3: And I'm like okay. He was kind of popular. I
Speaker 3: was kind of popular too, even though I was a
Speaker 3: fat girl. He was like do you want to go
Speaker 3: to prom with me? I'm like, yeah, sure, you know
Speaker 3: he was cool even when people tease me, he was
Speaker 3: staying up for me. He was a nice guy. So
Speaker 3: about two days before, I believe, or the day before,
Speaker 3: like I'm not going to prom, I'm like, what happened?
Speaker 3: I drove myself, I took pictures with my family, drove myself,
Speaker 3: went to prom, and I got there and it was
Speaker 3: just five of us, like four of my friends. We
Speaker 3: hung out, we did everything together, and they were very popular.
Speaker 3: All four of them was on Homecoming court popular right,
Speaker 3: and he's with one of them to this day. I
Speaker 3: have no clue one Sepoe or I have to go
Speaker 3: live on Instagram too. Instagram, I neglect them. Sometimes I
Speaker 3: build a community like these hundred people I know them now.
Speaker 3: We'll have sometimes it can get up to like four
Speaker 3: or five depending that's if it's once she started coming
Speaker 3: out and people looking, they'll start joining.
Speaker 4: But like, this is like my core group. You know,
Speaker 4: they're like sisters.
Speaker 5: So okay, love, I.
Speaker 3: Know this is gonna sound weird, and step in for
Speaker 3: me cause I don't wanna get this on camera.
Speaker 5: Uh, do me a favor and lean forward and push
Speaker 5: all of your breast.
Speaker 3: Tissue on the side both inside your and then push
Speaker 3: it over and up there you go, and then hold
Speaker 3: it up just like that for me.
Speaker 1: Push that side over for me to measure. Then on
Speaker 1: an hour, I know you.
Speaker 5: Got your mama. Welcome to that broad blessed in a curse.
Speaker 3: Okay, I'm tying it pretty tight cause I wanna hold
Speaker 3: them tire ties up.
Speaker 5: Oh let me let me actually welcome that barrel. Baby.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, oh my god, come out here, Oh
Speaker 5: my god.
Speaker 3: She came here for blue and pink, and I said,
Speaker 3: challenge accepted. Wow, you look like a beautiful princess.
Speaker 5: She came here for pink and blue. And guess what
Speaker 5: I gave her? Orange? That is so beauty. How how
Speaker 5: you feel? I love it?
Speaker 4: You love it?
Speaker 5: You are pretty, so beautiful. It's got a split.
Speaker 3: You know. It's not the butterflies. I love the details
Speaker 3: of the butterflies. It's so goddess. It's unbelievable.
Speaker 4: I never thought about like orange. This is so surreal.
Speaker 5: She and You're like, oh my gosh, that.
Speaker 4: Is so pretty.
Speaker 6: This is why we wanted to come here, to give
Speaker 6: her opportunity to try on so many different dresses, so
Speaker 6: you don't have that. I got, you know, regular stories.
Speaker 5: I yes, I love the.
Speaker 6: That's so beautiful.
Speaker 5: Yeah I do too. Oh, come on loving me on ti.
Speaker 5: And then you surprised me with the next dress. I
Speaker 5: don't care who you are. They're all bardous. These are
Speaker 5: all dresses. I haven't seen anybody in it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we just got so that's a grandmother.
Speaker 4: I'm just I'm excited.
Speaker 7: That's her first prom. So I had three, three girls,
Speaker 7: so they all went to Prome. So now this is
Speaker 7: my first grand baby going through the proms.
Speaker 5: Another dress, we got, another dress.
Speaker 3: Don't you love a gorgeous Oh my god, she's ye.
Speaker 5: Tell me she don't look like you all day? Don't
Speaker 5: she look so good?
Speaker 4: Love stress? Oh my gosh, it's so full down.
Speaker 5: You feel like a princident.
Speaker 6: All our cheeks are gonna hurt.
Speaker 5: You're smiling so big.
Speaker 6: Oh my baby, it is worth eleven hours for sure.
Speaker 4: Do it over again.
Speaker 6: Oh I'm so happy.
Speaker 4: Two weeks ago I had to.
Speaker 5: It was nasty.
Speaker 3: I had to really put my foot down for the
Speaker 3: mother and the grandmother. They was tearing this baby down
Speaker 3: like we told her to go on a diet.
Speaker 4: Two years ago. What what are you talking about? What
Speaker 4: are you talking about?
Speaker 5: What?
Speaker 4: She's seventeen years old, you was telling her two years fifteen.
Speaker 4: She's supposed to be worried about so much more, you know.
Speaker 4: And they drove far Where did they drive from? I
Speaker 4: can't remember where.
Speaker 3: They drove a couple of states over to come here
Speaker 3: to dress her. They wanted her to wear black because
Speaker 3: it makes her look slimmer. It was just all the
Speaker 3: old school, traditional sick diet skinny and it was so
Speaker 3: What happens is the grandmother passes on her insecurities onto
Speaker 3: the daughter. The daughter does it to the granddaughter, and
Speaker 3: it's a vicious sick cycle. She said, this is my daughter.
Speaker 3: I said, this is my house. You're not gonna talk
Speaker 3: to her like that in my presence. The daughter tried
Speaker 3: to pull her back, like you're sitting here talking about
Speaker 3: her like she's a dog like and you could see it,
Speaker 3: and the grandmother was just evil.
Speaker 4: You could just see it in the air. It was
Speaker 4: so heavy.
Speaker 3: The grandmother walked out first, and it was just it
Speaker 3: was just like I usually tell the mom or the
Speaker 3: grandmother to chill out, pull them to the side, but
Speaker 3: they they were lost from the grandmother down, her great
Speaker 3: great grandmother probably did it to her, and they just
Speaker 3: pass it down to each other over and old, like, no,
Speaker 3: it stops here.
Speaker 5: And then when don't come out till you come out
Speaker 5: with your decision? Okay, all right? Which one?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 5: You picked the orange one?
Speaker 2: But a good decision?
Speaker 1: What a good decision?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 3: Tell me why did you decide to go with this one?
Speaker 5: I just feel like it was made to fit me.
Speaker 4: It went on so easily.
Speaker 8: It wasn't a color I was like expecting to love,
Speaker 8: but once I saw it on, I was like, I
Speaker 8: can't let it go, and I kept thinking about it,
Speaker 8: even with all the other pretty dresses on. And then
Speaker 8: there's butterflies, and you can't go wrong.
Speaker 5: Yes, princess and butterflies go hand in hand. Yes, this
Speaker 5: is This is.
Speaker 3: A teenager who said that they came in will not
Speaker 3: and she wanted pink. She wanted pink, and I need
Speaker 3: to have I might put this as one of my
Speaker 3: special powers, convincing teenagers to try different colors.
Speaker 7: That's it.
Speaker 3: I'm putting it on my resume as one of my
Speaker 3: special powers. But yet I think you made.
Speaker 5: The perfect decision. Congratulations, Let's get the bass start.
Speaker 3: If I could go back in time and my prom
Speaker 3: and have a experience like this where I can go into.
Speaker 4: A store and look at beautiful dresses.
Speaker 3: And I can fit all of them, that would have
Speaker 3: changed the whole That would have changed a lot. I
Speaker 3: would have probably been a little bit more confident. I
Speaker 3: would have been probably better in picking guys that I
Speaker 3: was dating, and just would have been a little better.
Speaker 3: Probably would have went on so many diets, because that's
Speaker 3: the main reason I wanted to go on a diet,
Speaker 3: so I can just be normal and fit in normal clothes.
Speaker 3: That's for me. Other women have different stories and different reasons. Well,
Speaker 3: for me, I just wanted to be in que clothes
Speaker 3: because I love fashion. So I think I would have
Speaker 3: been It would have been a different a different experience.
Speaker 4: But I appreciate all of my experience.
Speaker 3: I appreciate that because out of that pain and that trauma,
Speaker 3: I was able. I was able to create this, and
Speaker 3: out of that pain and that trauma, I'm able to
Speaker 3: connect with the girls and I know what they've been
Speaker 3: they're going through. Right If I didn't know what they
Speaker 3: were going through, I don't think I would have that
Speaker 3: deep connection like I do.
Speaker 5: Everybody wanted the orange.
Speaker 4: You know, it's five eighty.
Speaker 3: Nine, but you got to keep your car because somebody
Speaker 3: donated all of it.
Speaker 5: So y'all, I ain't paying nothing today. Oh God, God
Speaker 5: is so good. M Victoria Victoria donated everything. She's such
Speaker 5: a stright ice student.
Speaker 8: It's like amazing. I didn't have the money to get
Speaker 8: her drive.
Speaker 5: And my parents helped out.
Speaker 6: They drove us down here.
Speaker 7: It feels so good.
Speaker 4: It's not a single.
Speaker 8: Mom, and it especially like driving this far.
Speaker 5: It's just she was amazing.
Speaker 8: I was worried about even being able to get it,
Speaker 8: but the fact that people were just nice enough to
Speaker 8: care that much and donate just makes me really appreciate
Speaker 8: it due And I just can't believe it. I never
Speaker 8: thought this would happened, that I came off home with
Speaker 8: this dress.
Speaker 3: I have hundreds of thank you cards, and this one
Speaker 3: is special to me.
Speaker 4: And I'm gonna tell you why. Yanna came in and.
Speaker 3: She her mom passed away about two or three weeks
Speaker 3: before her prom, and she came in with her big sister,
Speaker 3: and uh, she wanted to, you know, get a dressed,
Speaker 3: but money was a little shy.
Speaker 4: Of course, a lot.
Speaker 3: Has happened, and her sister was like, well, I get
Speaker 3: paid on Friday. Next Friday, can you hold a dress?
Speaker 3: And I'm like, I hold it. I usually don't, but
Speaker 3: I'll hold it.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 3: I'll give them to my poker face, right, so I
Speaker 3: they end up even I chase them down the mall
Speaker 3: with the dress. Give them the dress. Everybody in the
Speaker 3: hall every I got a video. Everybody's crying. Everybody people
Speaker 3: that in the hallway.
Speaker 4: Everybody's trying.
Speaker 3: And a couple days later, she dropped this card off
Speaker 3: to me. She said, thank you for making my sister
Speaker 3: prime memorable. You guys made sure she was comfortable at
Speaker 3: all times and pulled out some amazing dresses. Everything hasn't
Speaker 3: been easy, but we have made it work. We love
Speaker 3: and appreciate you guys. And then she writes on that's
Speaker 3: the sister that came in. Thank you so much for
Speaker 3: making this experience so memorable. The last couple months has
Speaker 3: been hard, but you may one day shine through it all.
Speaker 3: You are a blessing to my journey and overall life.
Speaker 3: Thank you for all that you and Cassidy do for
Speaker 3: me and other girls like me. Love Ayana, so I mean,
Speaker 3: I love all the cars, but for them to handmad
Speaker 3: this and then the little butterflies, it's just it meant
Speaker 3: a lot to me.
Speaker 7: I just first want to thank God. I do that
Speaker 7: is yes, And I always tell them it's like, you
Speaker 7: know what, because of who you are in Christ, you
Speaker 7: never know what God to do. It doesn't matter where
Speaker 7: you're at. But I know that she is a straight
Speaker 7: A student from the eighth grade all the way to
Speaker 7: her senior year. And it's just like saying nothing but
Speaker 7: the best for her, nothing but the best. That's it,
Speaker 7: nothing but the best. And there's more to come. There's
Speaker 7: so much more to come. There's so much more to come.
Speaker 7: So I just give God the glory the only granddaughter,
Speaker 7: the oldest grand child, you know, and there's more to come.
Speaker 7: And I always say nothing but the best for our grandkids.
Speaker 3: Nothing today was such so loving. It was such like
Speaker 3: you know, the Hermiani got a really big future ahead
Speaker 3: of her because she has so many people that love
Speaker 3: her and have a bright future for her. She has
Speaker 3: such a beautiful support and it's not about money. Financial
Speaker 3: finances has nothing to do with it. She had somebody
Speaker 3: that would drive hours, she had somebody that was like
Speaker 3: I don't got it, but we'll make it happen. That's
Speaker 3: what little girls need. People throwing money at their kids,
Speaker 3: that's not gonna work. You know, you need time and
Speaker 3: they need to know they have somebody that loved them.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I had to tell them.
Speaker 4: I just I couldn't do it. I couldn't help them.
Speaker 3: Ladies from a couple of weeks ago, it was so
Speaker 3: disgusting how they talked to that child. I would not
Speaker 3: let nobody and it's me and I probably should mind
Speaker 3: my business even if I'm in the street. There's been
Speaker 3: times where a man is talking to his wife and
Speaker 3: I gotta jump in. I can't just be quiet. I
Speaker 3: won't sleep tonight. Don't let him talk to you like that,
Speaker 3: and I'll walk off. I have to say something. I
Speaker 3: don't care where I'm at, I don't care if I
Speaker 3: know you or not. I'm not gonna let you bash
Speaker 3: or talk down to somebody. And that's the first step
Speaker 3: of having self confidence is making sure you don't have
Speaker 3: somebody around you tear you down constantly.
Speaker 4: Like how you get so confident.
Speaker 3: I have people around that love me and poor positive
Speaker 3: energy and love and words, and to me, I don't
Speaker 3: have people around me that's tearing me down. How you
Speaker 3: build your confidence? And you got a husband or a friend,
Speaker 3: or a sister or mom that's constantly tearing you down,
Speaker 3: how do you build your confidence? You can't get them
Speaker 3: away from you. I don't care divorce, cut mom off,
Speaker 3: whatever you need to do.
Speaker 5: Just don't know the best job ever. And I want
Speaker 5: y'all to drive home safely, okay.
Speaker 4: I want you all to enjoy yourself.
Speaker 5: I want you to have a good time. Okay, already
Speaker 5: like a rock star. Yes, well, this is just the beginning.
Speaker 5: Life is good, okay, life is good.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, definitely, yes, please send me Okay, baby, I
Speaker 3: appreciate you.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 5: You ever need anything, I'm here, okay, okay, all right,
Speaker 5: don't have a little you don't enjoy your And Charlotte
Speaker 5: is a beautiful thank you.
Speaker 1: It's eleven, twenty six pm. I'm just now whining down
Speaker 1: for my day. I was able to accomplish a lot today.
Speaker 1: Then I was able to go to the grocery store today,
Speaker 1: which is pretty sweet. I always enjoy doing personal things
Speaker 1: in my life, and I'm able to cook dinner and
Speaker 1: prep my meals for the week. Now I'm just sitting
Speaker 1: here and my wine down time, my me time, I
Speaker 1: call it.
Speaker 3: I'll usually just get on TikTok and watch some funny
Speaker 3: videos and YouTube until I fall asleep, and I'll wake
Speaker 3: up about.
Speaker 4: Three or four and do it all over again. But
Speaker 4: today was very It was a good day
Speaker 1: And I'll do it again tomorrow and a day after