Speaker 1: First of all, you don't know me.
Speaker 2: We all about that high school drama.
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Speaker 4: Well, hello, friends, we are back, thanks to you all.
Speaker 4: With another Q and A. You really are keeping the
Speaker 4: good ones coming.
Speaker 2: I love these, I'm so excited, and I love all
Speaker 2: the nicknames. Everybody's really taking it seriously. Now one of them.
Speaker 2: This is my favorite right now, hot Mess Express, because
Speaker 2: I definitely feel like this is me many days.
Speaker 4: Oh absolutely. Do you remember when Snickers did those custom
Speaker 4: candy wrappers. They literally had one that said hot Mess,
Speaker 4: and I bought them every time I saw them at
Speaker 4: a convenience store.
Speaker 2: I do not remember that, but I feel like I
Speaker 2: knew that in my life.
Speaker 4: Now we should start with hot Mess Express. They would
Speaker 4: like to know if you had to wear one of
Speaker 4: your character's outfits in real life, which outfit would you
Speaker 4: wear and why?
Speaker 2: Oh man, this is hard to say. There's just been
Speaker 2: so many great ones throughout the seasons. Oh gosh, I
Speaker 2: don't know. I feel like Haley had There was a
Speaker 2: one with the I had my hair and a side
Speaker 2: braid and red lipstick and it was like this tan
Speaker 2: top with maybe it was a button up. I feel
Speaker 2: like that one looked really pretty. I can't remember exactly
Speaker 2: what it is, but I feel like that was one
Speaker 2: that I went like, I would definitely wear this in
Speaker 2: real life. What about you?
Speaker 4: I remember that. I think maybe I'm feeling nostalgic about
Speaker 4: it because we just watched it recently. But on Brooke
Speaker 4: and Julian's you know date episode where they run around
Speaker 4: and cross everything off her bucket list, there was just
Speaker 4: something I loved so much about that sort of charcoal
Speaker 4: gray and then lighter gray striped dress.
Speaker 2: Oh yes, it was so friends and you had your lipstick.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and on the back of the scooter and the heels.
Speaker 4: I just thought it was so cute and I'd like
Speaker 4: to have that dress and then vespa around town for
Speaker 4: a day.
Speaker 2: That sounds good. Yeah, that sounds fun. Uh okay, So
Speaker 2: we got we gotkeekes here. Hey, Cakes wants to know
Speaker 2: if you could time travel where would you go ooh.
Speaker 4: That's actually so interesting because we're kind of talking about
Speaker 4: time traveling in our outfits, but not back to whatever
Speaker 4: that was or whatever year you wore it, Like, would
Speaker 4: you want to go to a completely different time period?
Speaker 2: I would Actually this question came up in a box
Speaker 2: of dinner time questions. We have this thing that we
Speaker 2: sit down at the table and sometimes if it's a
Speaker 2: you know, if it's not a super chatty day, but
Speaker 2: we want to connect, we'll pick some questions out of
Speaker 2: the box and ask each other. And this came up
Speaker 2: last night. Uh, it was or would you rather spend
Speaker 2: a week in the past or in the future? But
Speaker 2: I think the future all the way. Like, if I
Speaker 2: could time travel, I would want to go into the future.
Speaker 2: We know so much about our past, We can find
Speaker 2: out so much about our past, but the future is
Speaker 2: the one giant unknown, So I would love to see
Speaker 2: what that world is like.
Speaker 4: Interesting. I immediately thought past, because there's moments I would
Speaker 4: have liked to be in the room for, you know,
Speaker 4: I think about periods of time that I've read about
Speaker 4: in you know, Glorious Dynem's early work, or being able
Speaker 4: to actually go to the march on Washington and hear
Speaker 4: doctor King deliver a speech in real life. To study
Speaker 4: history is so cool to me. But I think if
Speaker 4: we've learned anything in our lifetimes, it's that you have
Speaker 4: to make sure you're learning history, not just the history
Speaker 4: certain people.
Speaker 3: Want you to learn.
Speaker 4: Sure, And I think it would be so profound to
Speaker 4: be able to go back and see some of these
Speaker 4: historic moments with your own eyeballs and hear those words
Speaker 4: with your own ears. I would love it.
Speaker 2: That would be really cool.
Speaker 4: That's so fun. Okay, Tay wants to know. Shifting Gears
Speaker 4: characters like Karen, Keith and Haley often serve as mentors
Speaker 4: to others in the show. Who is someone in your
Speaker 4: life that made an impact in mentoring you and what
Speaker 4: were some of the biggest things you gained from that.
Speaker 3: That's tough.
Speaker 2: I mean I've mentors have been a difficult considering my
Speaker 2: history with trusting the wrong people, and you know what,
Speaker 2: I just wrote a book about I think that mentorship
Speaker 2: has been something that's been hard to find to really know,
Speaker 2: like what who I could trust? But there are a
Speaker 2: few there are a few people in my life who
Speaker 2: are ten twenty years older that I've feel like I've
Speaker 2: had pockets of time with where they may not have
Speaker 2: been with me for the full last like twenty years
Speaker 2: or whatever, but I have these wonderful My friend Jackie
Speaker 2: in La Daphne was a wonderful mentor to me when
Speaker 2: we were on Montree Hill. She and I spent so
Speaker 2: much time together. And then when I left the group
Speaker 2: that I was in and then moved back to La,
Speaker 2: she was also really helpful. And then I have like
Speaker 2: spiritual mentors who I haven't spent time personally with, but
Speaker 2: I've studied their work, like C. S. Lewis or Tim Keller,
Speaker 2: and they've contributed so much to my faith being a
Speaker 2: structure of built so much around logic and science and
Speaker 2: not just like going with what you feel, because I
Speaker 2: think our feelings can be just so deceptive, and those
Speaker 2: voices in my life have been really powerful. Yeah, what
Speaker 2: about you?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I get that. It's interesting because I think, you know,
Speaker 4: so similarly to what you're talking about, a lot of
Speaker 4: the people who were supposed to be our mentors, you know,
Speaker 4: on our first job were not. Yeah, and it was
Speaker 4: really interesting to find mentorship. You know, we didn't get
Speaker 4: to look up to our boss, But I definitely got
Speaker 4: to look up to Daphne, and she definitely was such
Speaker 4: a good example for me of what it looked like
Speaker 4: to be simultaneously so collaborative and to work in community,
Speaker 4: but to be really courageous. My best friend Nia is
Speaker 4: like that for me, even though she's younger than me.
Speaker 4: She's absolutely a mentor in my life and someone who
Speaker 4: has always encouraged me to be the fullest version of myself,
Speaker 4: to embrace my intellect, to embrace my curiosity, to embrace
Speaker 4: everything that I think in particular, women are so often
Speaker 4: told to make smaller about themselves. Yeah, and that has
Speaker 4: been so valuable to me. And then I have mentors
Speaker 4: that are younger friends like my friend Dylan mulvaney is
Speaker 4: twenty six years old, and she is one of the
Speaker 4: most courageous and exceptional people I know who has had
Speaker 4: the some of the hardest kind of lot in life
Speaker 4: in terms of what the world wants to mirror back
Speaker 4: to her just for being the joyful person that she is.
Speaker 4: And yet she is the funniest, lightest, most comedic songbird,
Speaker 4: always has a Broadway song going like I've never met
Speaker 4: a more joyful human And she really reminds me that
Speaker 4: no matter what it feels like we're up against, and
Speaker 4: no matter what our community is up against, you can
Speaker 4: absolutely find your joy every single day if you choose it.
Speaker 4: And I think that's really such a gift.
Speaker 2: Yeah, isn't it incredible how much we can also learn
Speaker 2: from people who are younger than us. It's something that
Speaker 2: I didn't I didn't know that I could have that
Speaker 2: gift until I got older. I really thought, like you know,
Speaker 2: in my thirties, I was just looking for people that
Speaker 2: were older than me that I could get advice from.
Speaker 2: And it just didn't occur to me to look at
Speaker 2: someone in their twenties or thirties now and while I'm
Speaker 2: in my forties and go, oh man, there's just so
Speaker 2: much to learn everywhere, in every corner, no matter where
Speaker 2: you look. If you're curious and open, you really can
Speaker 2: learn so much.
Speaker 4: I love that. Yeah, I think it's so special.
Speaker 2: Chloe, not Kardashian. It's kind of in the same vein,
Speaker 2: but not exactly. But but we'll stay here. Your characters
Speaker 2: on the show have taught so many lessons to the fans,
Speaker 2: But have you ever learned something from your own character
Speaker 2: or another character? On the show. It's hard Chloe, not Kardashian,
Speaker 2: because we were not watching the shows the way that
Speaker 2: you guys were, like watching these stories linearly and absorbing
Speaker 2: the character arc in the same way that you were.
Speaker 2: So I mean, I can't speak for you, Sophia, but
Speaker 2: for me, it was harder for me to learn lessons
Speaker 2: from my character in that way because I wasn't watching
Speaker 2: her or like like pulled back as a bird's eye
Speaker 2: view of observing her activity. So I feel like I
Speaker 2: learned more from playing her and from being on set
Speaker 2: and learning how to get into the mind of someone
Speaker 2: that's not me or doesn't think like me, and allowing
Speaker 2: myself to live in that empathy. I think that was
Speaker 2: a really valuable lesson. But I don't know as far
Speaker 2: as like actually learning from Hailey, I don't know what
Speaker 2: about you.
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, I'm not really sure either, especially because now
Speaker 4: we're in this sort of accordion time where we're watching
Speaker 4: the show so long after we made it, but also
Speaker 4: reliving it moment to moment because we remember what it
Speaker 4: was like to make it. So I do think now
Speaker 4: that we're into our a fear of our podcast or
Speaker 4: our eighth season on the show on the podcast, I
Speaker 4: sort of see things now in so many more layers
Speaker 4: than I saw them then. But something that I that
Speaker 4: I really do want to take from Brook, you know,
Speaker 4: I think there were periods where her boldness encouraged mine,
Speaker 4: where my boldness could encourage hers. One of the things
Speaker 4: that I love that is not my natural inclination is
Speaker 4: to not give a shit what anybody thinks of me,
Speaker 4: and Brooke Davis just doesn't. She's like, not bothered. She
Speaker 4: knows who she is, She's going to be who she is.
Speaker 4: I struggle with that, and I think, especially you know,
Speaker 4: caring about community and caring about people, and caring about
Speaker 4: social safety nets and the ways that I think we
Speaker 4: should show up for each other, it can be so
Speaker 4: hard to not feel understood or shown up for, or
Speaker 4: I don't know, to be judged, which I think is
Speaker 4: a human inclination. But every once in a while, when
Speaker 4: I'm in some sort of a spiral or I'm in
Speaker 4: a moment of self doubt, and then we watch an
Speaker 4: episode of the show, I'm like, what would Brook Davis do?
Speaker 4: And it really does give me. It has given me
Speaker 4: at different points over the last few years, some things
Speaker 4: that feel like lessons or some boosts of courage that
Speaker 4: I really kind of love. And I guess that might
Speaker 4: be why. And maybe you feel this way about Haley too.
Speaker 4: It's like she almost feels like a sister or a
Speaker 4: cousin or some person I know really really well. Yeah,
Speaker 4: even though I played her, Do you feel that?
Speaker 2: Yeah? For sure, like I could easily step back into
Speaker 2: those shoes. I know her very well, but it's not me.
Speaker 2: But yes, a very close family, remember right, certainly?
Speaker 4: Yeah, like definite inner circle of family. And then I
Speaker 4: realized no, I sort of helped to make her up.
Speaker 3: Okay, yeah, oh.
Speaker 4: LEVI wants to know what is the last movie or
Speaker 4: TV show that made you emotional and why.
Speaker 2: I'm really laughing because it's kind of silly. But I
Speaker 2: was watching Shrek the Musical, which i'd never seen before.
Speaker 2: I have Broadway HD, and so I watched it the
Speaker 2: other day at a friend's recommendation. And I really thought
Speaker 2: I was not gonna like it, which is why I
Speaker 2: had put it off for so long. But you know,
Speaker 2: my friend really liked it and I wanted to see it.
Speaker 2: So I watched it and I was so surprised at
Speaker 2: how good it was. What a great underdog hero story.
Speaker 3: It was.
Speaker 2: I hadn't seen the cartoon since it came out, probably,
Speaker 2: so there's a lot I didn't remember about it. But
Speaker 2: the songs were great. And then you've got like poor Shrek,
Speaker 2: this underdog that nobody sees or likes, and he's singing
Speaker 2: this song about what it would be like to be
Speaker 2: a hero, and he's just like the ultimate unseen.
Speaker 3: Guy, and you so relate.
Speaker 2: There's a part of everyone that correlate to that, And
Speaker 2: funnily enough, like it was, it was. It was Shrek
Speaker 2: the musical for me that was just two days ago.
Speaker 2: What about you? What about you?
Speaker 4: This is actually hilarious because mine also has to do
Speaker 4: with a big grain animated character.
Speaker 3: What.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we were just watching The Good Dinosaur, Oh right,
Speaker 4: and that movie is so beautiful and so sweet, and
Speaker 4: this this little dinosaur, you know, trying to find his courage,
Speaker 4: just sent me and I was like, oh, the little
Speaker 4: ones in the room aren't crying, but I am.
Speaker 2: So special, really sweet. Okay, Tara is giving us some
Speaker 2: rapid fire, so I'll throw them out, okay. Text or
Speaker 2: voice memo? Text voice memo? Oh oh my god.
Speaker 4: When someone sends me a voice memo, and I'm like,
Speaker 4: I don't have three I don't have three minutes and
Speaker 4: thirty four seconds to listen to this, Like, just tell
Speaker 4: me what it is? What is it? Or call me?
Speaker 4: Drives me crazy?
Speaker 3: Wow, that's funny.
Speaker 2: I love sending a voice text, but I do a
Speaker 2: voice memo, but I don't love receiving them. I get it.
Speaker 2: There's only a few people in my life who I
Speaker 2: actually want to sit and listen to their voice and
Speaker 2: it's soothing and I really enjoy it. But it's not many.
Speaker 3: But wouldn't you.
Speaker 4: Rather do this? I would rather FaceTime you and see
Speaker 4: your face and hear what you have to say. Yeah,
Speaker 4: And like have to hold my phone up and try
Speaker 4: to get the screen to not lock when it's halfway
Speaker 4: through the voice memo. I'm like, who made this decision?
Speaker 2: This is a bad choice. I just hate texting. My
Speaker 2: thumbs get tired, all right? Sit down dinner at a restaurant,
Speaker 2: sit down dinner at a restaurant, or take out?
Speaker 4: Sit down? I'm torn.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: It's completely depends on the day. Yeah, I'll say sit
Speaker 2: down too. I'll say sit down. If I had to
Speaker 2: choose between never having takeout and never going to a
Speaker 2: restaurant again. I would choose take it like I would.
Speaker 2: I want to go to restaurants, So.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, I love that. Okay, I'll do the next one.
Speaker 4: Lose sleep or skip.
Speaker 3: A meal, skip a meal all day? Right?
Speaker 4: Agree? I like I can bridge with a snack, but
Speaker 4: if I lose sleep, it hurts all day.
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly, okay.
Speaker 4: Passenger or driver?
Speaker 2: Driver me too, very rarely do I want it. Sometimes
Speaker 2: I get tired of driving if it's a long trip
Speaker 2: or something, but no, I want to I just want
Speaker 2: to drive.
Speaker 3: I get carsick, though.
Speaker 2: Do you get carsick?
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's part of the reason I think I like
Speaker 4: to drive so much, because I don't get karsick if
Speaker 4: I'm driving. If I'm in the passenger seat, I do same.
Speaker 2: What is something that's trending right now that you don't understand?
Speaker 2: I do not know what's trending anywhere, I promise, So
Speaker 2: maybe I'm not the right person to ask this question too.
Speaker 4: Oh man. I read max question and thought, uh, fascism,
Speaker 4: and then realize maybe that answers a little dark but
Speaker 4: it does make me very sad.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 4: Patricia has a happier question for us, Joy Patricia wants
Speaker 4: to know, what's the most adventurous thing you've ever done?
Speaker 2: Oh, if the most adventurous thing I've ever done? Oh,
Speaker 2: I could go so many different directions with this. Having
Speaker 2: a child, I mean, what a wild adventure that's so crazy,
Speaker 2: like raising a growing or human and then raising it
Speaker 2: and then like sending her out into the world soon crazy.
Speaker 2: I don't know what else of going somewhere like, yeah, sure,
Speaker 2: I feel like I've had a lot of adventures in life,
Speaker 2: but I don't find any of them to be the
Speaker 2: most I don't know. I got to think about it
Speaker 2: for a second. I don't know that's okay.
Speaker 4: I think there's so many categories of adventure. I mean,
Speaker 4: the first thing that came to mind when I read
Speaker 4: the question was falling in love. It's the most insane,
Speaker 4: amazing thing you can do. Then I thought, well, maybe
Speaker 4: that's too emotional, but you gave a good emotional answer,
Speaker 4: so I figured I'd meet you there. Then I was like, oh,
Speaker 4: if it's an adventure like a place, probably flying to
Speaker 4: the tip of Patagonia to hike Torres del Pine with
Speaker 4: one of my best friends. That was absolutely insane. We
Speaker 4: were woefully underprepared for that hike, but we lived barely
Speaker 4: and I loved every minute of it, including the last
Speaker 4: hour coming back in the dark in the rain. And
Speaker 4: then I think I also sort of think what we
Speaker 4: do for living requires such a sense of adventure, because
Speaker 4: at any moment, you'll just be told to pack up
Speaker 4: and move somewhere you've never been and make it your
Speaker 4: home and make all these new people on a set,
Speaker 4: you know, people you communicate with the best out of anyone,
Speaker 4: and it's it's like a completely insane thing we do,
Speaker 4: and it's also so great. So I think that's adventurous.
Speaker 2: That's true. Right on board with that, Yes, absolutely.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Samantha says, what do you love the most about
Speaker 5: your character?
Speaker 2: Hi, Samantha, Oh, I don't know. Uh I I love
Speaker 2: Hayley's uh aunt. She's got this thing about life. It's
Speaker 2: the French word is on soullon. It's very like as
Speaker 2: as as it's going to be like las Fair, sort
Speaker 2: of like whatever. She's got this sense of like letting
Speaker 2: things roll off of her that even though she can
Speaker 2: get passionate and be I think she can be a
Speaker 2: bulldozer if she needs to be. She can be the
Speaker 2: girl that makes everything happen or helps solve problems or
Speaker 2: going back and forth, but there's this lightheartedness that's like,
Speaker 2: you know, it's all gonna be okay, and things kind
Speaker 2: of She feels very steady to me, and I really
Speaker 2: I like that quality in a friend, and so I
Speaker 2: like that in her too.
Speaker 4: I like that. Yeah. I think for me, one of
Speaker 4: my favorite things about Brooke is her loyalty. Yeah, there's
Speaker 4: a sort of core essence of that about her. No
Speaker 4: matter how imperfect a person she might be, how she
Speaker 4: might stumble less than she has to learn, she really
Speaker 4: shows up for her people. And I think that's probably
Speaker 4: one of the things about her that even in the
Speaker 4: beginning when I was like, how am I going to
Speaker 4: relate to this girl who's wacky and nuts, like who
Speaker 4: behaves this way? That was sort of the way I
Speaker 4: found into her. And then I think we had this
Speaker 4: sort of journey together because, as you say, you you
Speaker 4: really have to get to know this person that you're
Speaker 4: playing and also find yourself in them and also know
Speaker 4: how they're different from you. And so it's a really
Speaker 4: interesting kind of relationship, especially to cultivate those relationships for
Speaker 4: as long as we got to yeah, and yeah, there's
Speaker 4: so many things I grew to love about Brooke Davis,
Speaker 4: but I think that's probably the central love it. A
Speaker 4: housewife from Tulsa wants to know. As a Bravo fan,
Speaker 4: I would love to know what your Housewives tagline would be.
Speaker 2: Okay? Remember how I said, I don't know what's trending anywhere? Yeah,
Speaker 2: I also have never seen an episode of Housewives of
Speaker 2: anywhere any kind. You haven't, No, I've no cash, so
Speaker 2: I don't even know what the tagline you know, framework is?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 4: So I only know this because my dear friend Jake Arnold,
Speaker 4: who's if anyone out there is also a home design fan,
Speaker 4: one of the most talented interior designers ever, who has
Speaker 4: a gorgeous British accent, which makes his content extra fun
Speaker 4: to watch. Jake and I talked about this at our
Speaker 4: friend's wedding because he was like, what do you mean
Speaker 4: you don't watch the Housewives? And I was like, Jake,
Speaker 4: I don't have time. What's the deal And he said, okay,
Speaker 4: so that all these housewives have this tagline and it'll
Speaker 4: be like in this town. I don't know, then something ridiculous.
Speaker 2: So each of them have it like their own? Or
Speaker 2: is it like each show they all say the same one.
Speaker 2: Each woman has her own.
Speaker 4: I think each woman. Hold on, I'm going to look
Speaker 4: because we texted about this.
Speaker 2: Oh wait, our producers on board, she says, they all
Speaker 2: have their Oh no, this is in our assistant high. Okay,
Speaker 2: they all have their own. It's for the opening show,
Speaker 2: like the beginning of the credits. They've all got their
Speaker 2: own little tagline.
Speaker 4: Oh God, okay, okay. So Jake sent me one and
Speaker 4: he said this was because it rained during our friend's
Speaker 4: wedding where we have this conversation. And the one he
Speaker 4: suggested in trying to teach me how this works was
Speaker 4: weather is unpredictable in this town, but come rain or shine,
Speaker 4: I'm still the brightest cheer. I'm obsessed. And then he
Speaker 4: said another one. He said, Ryan's would be why take
Speaker 4: the zest from a lemon when I have a zest
Speaker 4: for life? Like so, I guess in this town is
Speaker 4: not a requirement. But this is so fun. So AnyWho,
Speaker 4: Joy and I don't know, but Jake Arnold has great
Speaker 4: in this town's for you?
Speaker 2: Okay, I'm asking chat GPT. I need some original taglines?
Speaker 2: Is it called a tagline, Yes for the Real Housewives. Okay,
Speaker 2: here we go. Let's see if it gives us an
Speaker 2: that we that we like. This is so good? Did
Speaker 2: you get there's so many? Okay, here's one. I don't
Speaker 2: chase drama. I inviteed in and offer it a cocktail.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, that's fab Jake sent another one because
Speaker 4: now I'm typing to him about it, and he said, ooh,
Speaker 4: how about this one in a town full of swimming pools.
Speaker 4: I'm having the last lap.
Speaker 2: Guys, this is brilliant. Here's money can't buy class, but
Speaker 2: it did pay for my patients.
Speaker 4: Incredible. Is that a therapy thing?
Speaker 2: Maybe a therapy thing? Like if we go to therapy,
Speaker 2: we would get it.
Speaker 4: You go to therapy, you pay for that, and then
Speaker 4: you learn to be a more patient person.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I guess, I guess. Oh that's yeah, that's how
Speaker 2: I was right imagining it, Like, well, I mean, money
Speaker 2: can't buy class, but it did pay for my patients.
Speaker 2: Like every with all the craziness that's going on around life,
Speaker 2: like it, it bought some version of contentment or in
Speaker 2: the middle of chaos. I don't know. Maybe, I mean,
Speaker 2: I'm sure that only lasts for a little while. Loyalty
Speaker 2: is everything until you give me a reason to forget
Speaker 2: your name. I don't play nice.
Speaker 3: I played to win.
Speaker 2: Oh man, these are all really biting, though I wouldn't
Speaker 2: say these are I don't play nice.
Speaker 4: I played a win. Sounds very much like something someone.
Speaker 3: Said on One Tree Hill once it does, don't you think?
Speaker 2: Yeah? That feels like a like a what was then
Speaker 2: Emmanuel of a vaugierion? Oh yeah, Nick's character? Yeah, Nikki,
Speaker 2: it feels like something NICKI would say, or like a
Speaker 2: or like an alex du pray.
Speaker 4: It's an Alex do prey line. It could be it
Speaker 4: could have been a Katie line.
Speaker 3: Yeah for sure.
Speaker 4: You know. Yeah, it's very like You'll never be Sarah
Speaker 4: neither will you. I love this game.
Speaker 2: I don't know if I can fully answer your question,
Speaker 2: my friend, but I will. I'm happy that we got
Speaker 2: a chance to dive into all of those because that
Speaker 2: was really an enlightening and fun experience. Thanks for the laugh.
Speaker 4: I loved it. Keep your questions coming, guys, They're so
Speaker 4: fun for us.
Speaker 2: We want to hear your taglines next time. Sign off
Speaker 2: your so, we want your nickname, then your question, and
Speaker 2: then you can sign off with your little tagline.
Speaker 4: Yes, yes, if you were If you were a character
Speaker 4: on the Housewives of Tree Hill, what would your tagline be? Yes?
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