Speaker 1: First of all, you don't know me.
Speaker 2: We all about that high school drama girl, drama girl,
Speaker 2: all about them.
Speaker 1: High school queens. We'll take you for a ride. And
Speaker 1: our comic girl cheered for the right teams drama Queens,
Speaker 1: je up girl fashion, but.
Speaker 3: You'll tough, girl.
Speaker 2: You could sit with us girls Drama, Queens, Drama, Queens Drama,
Speaker 2: Queens Drama, drahn the Queens Drama Queens.
Speaker 3: That's a good way to kick this episode off. We're
Speaker 3: all doing. You look settled. You look like safe and settled.
Speaker 4: The rest of us are just skin categories over here.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't have the right head. I don't have
Speaker 3: any of my equipment here, So it is getting She
Speaker 3: just got off a plane and getting back on a plane.
Speaker 4: Hillary's wearing little cat ear headphones. It's super cute.
Speaker 1: I like the cattier headphones. I actually sort of feel
Speaker 1: like we should get those movies.
Speaker 3: It's a theme today. I'll try to be feline. This
Speaker 3: is our mean time, a Q and a episode for
Speaker 3: you guys.
Speaker 5: We love the Hey everybody.
Speaker 1: Wait, I actually really am into this question only because
Speaker 1: I was just talking about reality TV with a group
Speaker 1: of people and like some of us don't watch it,
Speaker 1: and some people do and whatever, And Ariel asks, if
Speaker 1: you wanted to start your own reality show, what would
Speaker 1: it be about and who would you have in it?
Speaker 1: And I feel like days like today are sort of
Speaker 1: what would go on a reality show, Like when everything's
Speaker 1: a mess, Like you're wearing your daughter's headphones because your
Speaker 1: equipment you're not in the right place. And I have
Speaker 1: like everything in the laundry trying to get it dry before.
Speaker 3: A flight, like I can't wait till the dryer kicks on,
Speaker 3: and we can hear that, like't.
Speaker 1: It's a little atmosphere, But don't you guys think it's
Speaker 1: like it's always the days that are super hectic and ridiculous.
Speaker 1: But you're like, wow, if anybody knew, yeah, because.
Speaker 4: It would just sure let everybody know, Like we're just
Speaker 4: all dealing with the same everybody's trying to pack, everybody's
Speaker 4: trying to get their work done in corners. It's all what.
Speaker 3: Show would you do? What would be like the theme
Speaker 3: of your reality show?
Speaker 1: I feel like joy you could do a really cool
Speaker 1: reality show around like the making of your next album,
Speaker 1: especially because you're in Nashville now all like and all
Speaker 1: of like the Grand Old Opry and the Blue Is
Speaker 1: it the Bluebird? Am I making that up? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Bluebird?
Speaker 1: Okay, Like I as a viewer, I would like to
Speaker 1: watch that. I feel like if I were going to
Speaker 1: do a reality show, it would probably center around like
Speaker 1: citizen activism and I would just go and bug all
Speaker 1: of our legislators, which like would probably excite me. But
Speaker 1: my reality show would also probably get canceled because no
Speaker 1: one would care.
Speaker 3: That's not true. That's not true.
Speaker 1: Great because I'm ready to fight for democracy all the time.
Speaker 1: But I feel like that would be my show. And obviously, Hillary,
Speaker 1: we know your show. You do one you do like
Speaker 1: an incredibly cool reality docuseries on like fixing our broken
Speaker 1: justice system and helping people, you know, get justice for
Speaker 1: their families or get out of jail if they're wrongly convicted.
Speaker 1: Like you literally have a reality show and it's so cool.
Speaker 3: It's like the sad kind of reality though, like I
Speaker 3: I want some I talk with my crow about this
Speaker 3: all the time, because they have been doing true crime
Speaker 3: programming for decades, right, Like they helped define the genre
Speaker 3: with all the shows that they've done. They literally found
Speaker 3: Dog the Bounty Hunter. They had just been told to
Speaker 3: go find like a bounty hunter to do a show about,
Speaker 3: and they're the team that found dog. Damn.
Speaker 1: Still answer, I have so many questions bounty hunters.
Speaker 3: So all we talk about is doing like frivolous shows.
Speaker 3: We're so sick of like sad stuff because it's the art.
Speaker 3: It weighs on you. I want to do a reality
Speaker 3: show called PTS HO and it's just all about these
Speaker 3: hustle and pizza o moms or PG.
Speaker 1: Honestlysh is what I am. Wait, that feels very much
Speaker 1: to me like it would it would be Girls five
Speaker 1: Emma adjacent. Yeah, like sunny but obviously topical, but everyone
Speaker 1: dealing with like you know, midlife.
Speaker 3: Public schools need so much help.
Speaker 4: Yeah, huh yeah they do.
Speaker 3: And like but also you throw midlife women at a
Speaker 3: public school problem.
Speaker 4: And it's great. This is absolutely a television show.
Speaker 1: Wait, like, I feel like we maybe should do.
Speaker 3: This PTS how Tuesdays on the CW Joy.
Speaker 1: Have you ever thought about like doing any kind of
Speaker 1: reality or like I don't know if you like that word,
Speaker 1: or maybe documentary better behind the scenes like followed content
Speaker 1: about music. Do you ever think about that?
Speaker 4: No, never thought about it. I don't love the The
Speaker 4: studio experience, like I live is fun for me. I mean,
Speaker 4: I love it feels so intimate to sit in a studio.
Speaker 4: Plus it would probably be really boring for people because
Speaker 4: it just takes so long to get things right, Like
Speaker 4: it just you're just in there for hours and hours.
Speaker 4: And you know, I would never want a camera creer
Speaker 4: around while we were writing songs, but like just and
Speaker 4: singing the tracks over and over again. I don't know,
Speaker 4: maybe somebody'd be interested in it. I just think after
Speaker 4: especially we just did this convention this weekend in Wilmington,
Speaker 4: and the guys that are private security for us and
Speaker 4: just other like celebrities that come into town, and these
Speaker 4: guys are actually former pis and bounty hunters, and I
Speaker 4: just think it would be so fun to watch those
Speaker 4: guys do their job and follow them around protecting random
Speaker 4: celebrities or whatever people people who need security.
Speaker 3: The last time we were there, I got to talking
Speaker 3: to those pis. They gave me their business card and
Speaker 3: I was like, do you guys happen to know this
Speaker 3: attorney and lisitary like dudes that I've worked with on
Speaker 3: my show, And they're like, oh, yeah, we know all
Speaker 3: about that we do work for those guys and so yeah,
Speaker 3: like interconnected web, Like remember when we would see the
Speaker 3: commercials when we were kids where you could get a
Speaker 3: degree from home. He hold like a one eight hundred
Speaker 3: number and you could get a degree in child development
Speaker 3: or housekeeping or PI.
Speaker 6: Like I wanted to disagree, it's so bad.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I follow a private investigator. That would be
Speaker 4: a really interesting for me that would watch that reality
Speaker 4: show that has to exist.
Speaker 3: Though there's not enough chick Pis.
Speaker 1: Agreed, like Dog's wife is on his show, but it's
Speaker 1: really just them. I'd like, I'd like a larger sampling.
Speaker 3: Is it basically murder?
Speaker 6: She wrote?
Speaker 3: Is it?
Speaker 6: Like?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Absolutely? What if we found like a sixty five
Speaker 4: year old female PI?
Speaker 3: I met one. I met one in Ohio.
Speaker 1: She's, yeah, she is incredible at show.
Speaker 5: She should to.
Speaker 3: Grandma and she just looks like, you know, soccer grandma
Speaker 3: and she suspect times. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's it. That's the show problem solve. Thanks Ariel,
Speaker 4: I'm so into it.
Speaker 1: What a good question.
Speaker 6: All right, Jenna's asking, She's like, I always hear you
Speaker 6: guys talking about Dawson's Creek and Gossip Girl as shows
Speaker 6: that were comparable to yours and some actors you interacted with.
Speaker 1: But I never hear y'all talk about Friday Night Lot.
Speaker 1: Didn't interact with that show.
Speaker 4: Jenna, You are one hundred percent correct. We don't ever
Speaker 4: talk about Friday Lights. But I love that show.
Speaker 3: What year did that show start?
Speaker 1: I don't it was.
Speaker 4: Half It was like halfway through ours, wasn't it.
Speaker 1: I think so, But I think it's it's worth saying,
Speaker 1: you know, like, ah, God, we're such fans. Two thousand
Speaker 1: and six. Yeah, so we were. We were three seasons.
Speaker 1: In part of the reason that we talk so much
Speaker 1: about our interactions with the Dawson's kids is because they
Speaker 1: filmed in Wilmington right before us. Yeah, we shot in
Speaker 1: the same location. We used a lot of the same crew.
Speaker 1: We filmed that the same you know, studios, and being
Speaker 1: in Wilmington is really like a specific experience. And then
Speaker 1: with Gossip Girl, we were all on the CW together,
Speaker 1: so when we would go do press for One Tree Hill,
Speaker 1: we would be with those kids and other CW folks.
Speaker 1: We didn't get to hang with the Friday Nightlights kids
Speaker 1: because we were on a different network and they filmed
Speaker 1: in Austin, Texas.
Speaker 3: Where what network were they on? Oh they were on NBC.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they were the NBC show. They were like a
Speaker 1: big network show.
Speaker 6: But they were only on NBC for two seasons and
Speaker 6: then they got puched to the one oh one network.
Speaker 3: What is that they remember? It was the Audience Network, y'all.
Speaker 3: I'm on Wikipedia right now.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, And everybody threw such a fit that fans
Speaker 4: actually brought the show back. Isn't that what happened? Yeah,
Speaker 4: there was some massive thing. Yeah.
Speaker 1: NBC was like, well, we don't think we want to
Speaker 1: pick up this show. It's like not that successful, and
Speaker 1: the fandom was like, excuse you, yeah.
Speaker 3: Which was pretty guy's got li listen. I got the work.
Speaker 6: Due to the writer's strike in the second season, it
Speaker 6: was shortened to fifteen episodes, and it had critical cane
Speaker 6: passionate fans, but NBC struck a deal with direct TV
Speaker 6: to produce more seasons. But then the Direct TV owned
Speaker 6: Audience Network and just put it over there. I'm going
Speaker 6: to tell you, because I was on a different planet.
Speaker 6: I thought it was like a varsity blues TV show.
Speaker 3: For the longest time.
Speaker 4: No, I did two hill. I didn't start watching it
Speaker 4: until twenty twelve.
Speaker 3: Now, you guys have set me down a rabbit hole.
Speaker 4: No, you'd love it. You'd love it, and we did.
Speaker 4: Jenna Framer was on the show as well.
Speaker 1: Ye, Jane was on that show eventually. And you know,
Speaker 1: Minka did that show, I think the whole way through,
Speaker 1: and she's just the sweetest human.
Speaker 3: Well, guys, Charles Jeff worked with him. He's great. Oh,
Speaker 3: I know who I know from this show. I was
Speaker 3: obsessed with that show Kingdom. Did you guys ever watch
Speaker 3: that show about Mma? Oh? Yeah, Matt Laurie.
Speaker 1: I loved Kingdom.
Speaker 3: Yeah that I only know this guy, Matt Lauria from
Speaker 3: that show, but I really liked.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's a great cast in Friday Night Lights. Well, Jenna,
Speaker 4: thank you. You're absolutely right.
Speaker 5: We did love that show.
Speaker 4: Okay, so we have a question from VENANTI. She's asking
Speaker 4: about the quotes written about Brook Davis and Peyton Sawyer
Speaker 4: in Lucas's novel and Unkindness of Ravens. So I will
Speaker 4: read the quotes. She was fiercely independent, Brooke Davis, brilliant
Speaker 4: and beautiful and brave. In two years, she had grown
Speaker 4: more than anyone I had ever known. Brooke Davis is
Speaker 4: going to change the world someday, and I'm not sure
Speaker 4: she even knows it. And the one about Peyton says,
Speaker 4: Peyton Sawyer is destined for greatness. Actually, she already is
Speaker 4: great because Peyton Sawyer has a thing called integrity and
Speaker 4: nothing or no one is ever going to change that.
Speaker 4: And Vivanti says, I think these quotes are bang on
Speaker 4: for who you guys are as people, Sophia and Hillary,
Speaker 4: and she would love to hear your opinions about that.
Speaker 3: That's really nice. It's really I mean, I I just
Speaker 3: did this cool thing this weekend. I was a godmother
Speaker 3: a Madrino in my friend's Keen Signora and I'd never
Speaker 3: been to a Keen Signira before. And what was so
Speaker 3: cool is this fifteen year old girl had these four
Speaker 3: male escorts and they had to do like five different
Speaker 3: dance routines and they were there the whole night, helping
Speaker 3: her with her dress, helping out like family members, giving
Speaker 3: toasts to her. And it was so special to me
Speaker 3: to see these teenage boys stand up and support this girl.
Speaker 3: And it just like symbolized this lifelong friendship that I
Speaker 3: think Lucas Scott had with both girls, and I know,
Speaker 3: like in my personal life hearing from the boys I
Speaker 3: grew up with, like, hey, I'm proud of you. I
Speaker 3: want to raise a sun that does that for other girls,
Speaker 3: you know, like having the support, like platonic loving support
Speaker 3: of a opposite gender peer. It's something that carries you
Speaker 3: through your whole life. You know, like you hear from
Speaker 3: those people now and you're like, thanks, thanks for believing
Speaker 3: in me when I was just a little chicken.
Speaker 1: You know, yeah, yeah, it's really well put. It's interesting
Speaker 1: because it's I agree, you know how nice my gosh anantie,
Speaker 1: thank you. It's lovely when someone says this beautiful thing
Speaker 1: that was written about you I believe to be true.
Speaker 1: You're like, really, this is nice.
Speaker 4: Well, I think it's a natural assumption because like so,
Speaker 4: I mean, as we know, so much of the show
Speaker 4: is taken from our real lives. But there in some
Speaker 4: kind of interesting way, I feel like it's there's I'm
Speaker 4: not sure who exactly wrote these words, which one of
Speaker 4: the writers in the writer's rooms put those on the
Speaker 4: piece of paper, but it does seem like they dipped
Speaker 4: into genuine feelings for who you guys are as people.
Speaker 4: They're really lovely quotes.
Speaker 1: Yeah they are. And you know, I think it can
Speaker 1: be a little hard to speak to, you know, if
Speaker 1: something feels accurate for you. I think I appreciate like
Speaker 1: the opinions of my friends, but like I'll definitely say
Speaker 1: for me listening as you read it, joy Like absolutely,
Speaker 1: I think that quote is one hundred percent bang on
Speaker 1: for Hillary, Like that is exactly who you.
Speaker 3: Are, the bitchy one, the intiarties code for I just
Speaker 3: will say what I think.
Speaker 1: I disagree. I think, like I think when you have
Speaker 1: enough integrity to tell the truth even when it isn't popular,
Speaker 1: or to like really stand for something even if it
Speaker 1: might not be popular. Like I think that's I think
Speaker 1: that's such a mark of character. I love it. It's
Speaker 1: like that's one of my favorite words in the English language.
Speaker 1: And I'll tell you what, like growing into myself as
Speaker 1: an adult, I like, I'm I don't know. I think
Speaker 1: when you get to know that you have integrity, it's
Speaker 1: like that's the thing to be the most proud of.
Speaker 1: So you can tell you can tell all the jokes
Speaker 1: you want, But I agree, it's feelings.
Speaker 3: Feelings, Yeah, what what was the deal? It was so
Speaker 3: weird that, like, Haley's the person to give Lucas the
Speaker 3: book in the pilot, and it's like his like nerd buddy.
Speaker 3: So what I don't know about unkindness of Ravens. Guys,
Speaker 3: I'm in lovel with you. I never read it.
Speaker 4: I didn't either.
Speaker 1: I don't want Is.
Speaker 4: It actually a full book? Did somebody ever actually like
Speaker 4: write it out?
Speaker 3: I think someone did.
Speaker 1: I think there's like a fan fiction version.
Speaker 3: But if there's a fan fiction version, we need to
Speaker 3: know what he says about Haley in it.
Speaker 1: Well, that's what I was going to say. Where are
Speaker 1: the rest of the quotes?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't know who knows.
Speaker 1: Because I know that I'm pretty sure if memory serves
Speaker 1: me right, even though we're at the end of season
Speaker 1: six on the podcast, at the end of season four,
Speaker 1: when we do the graduation party is when I first
Speaker 1: read this in the book, Like it's the first time
Speaker 1: I learn what I me, Brooke learns what Lucas has
Speaker 1: written about her, And I know that part of the
Speaker 1: reason for that was that we were essentially doing like
Speaker 1: the voiceover that had gotten so popular on our show
Speaker 1: at the top and the end of an episode. We
Speaker 1: were basically like using his book as live voiceover in
Speaker 1: the episode. But I don't remember when we hear Peyton's
Speaker 1: and I don't remember if or when we hear Hailey's.
Speaker 4: Do you enjoy No, not at all. I just I
Speaker 4: think it was used for the whatever. That scene was
Speaker 4: the purpose of furthering that particular storyline, and then we
Speaker 4: moved on to other things and it just didn't make
Speaker 4: sense to go back and I mean run down his
Speaker 4: quote about every single character on the show.
Speaker 3: So like, if I was Chad and I wanted to
Speaker 3: make some quick money, right, I would have someone just
Speaker 3: write a dumb little book and put that out on
Speaker 3: audio books. And yeah, absolutely, honey, honey, put that book out.
Speaker 3: I've listened to it. Tell me more about Peyton. Oh.
Speaker 3: Michelle is saying, I recently introduced my friend to the show.
Speaker 3: She's watching season one for the first time. Something that
Speaker 3: stood out to us When Lucas discovers Haley's twenty three tattoo,
Speaker 3: Hailey says, if she looks back on it twenty years
Speaker 3: from now and it reminds her of how she felt
Speaker 3: in this moment in love for the first time, she
Speaker 3: wouldn't not regret it.
Speaker 4: And so that's what Haley says in the episode. Yeah, okay.
Speaker 3: The question for Joy is, now that season one is
Speaker 3: twenty years old, how do you think Haley feels about
Speaker 3: the tramps tip tattoo?
Speaker 4: Now, I love it.
Speaker 3: The placement is what doesn't.
Speaker 4: Permit Oh yeah, I mean listen, something really interesting happens.
Speaker 4: The older you get, you stop.
Speaker 3: You have to.
Speaker 4: You are forced to stop prioritizing and caring so much
Speaker 4: about the things on your body that are not perfect.
Speaker 4: You just have to start dealing with it. And I
Speaker 4: have a tattoo that it's on my foot. It's a
Speaker 4: little hummingbird. It's cute, but it was done with one
Speaker 4: of those really thick needles, so the lines are super
Speaker 4: thick and kind of blurred, and it's definitely like an
Speaker 4: old person tattoo where you're like, oh, you're old enough
Speaker 4: to have gotten this before they knew how to make
Speaker 4: skinny needles for to.
Speaker 3: The old timy needles.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Like I don't love it now, I'm like, oh God,
Speaker 4: I kind of wish I had never gotten that. But
Speaker 4: it's become a part of the map of my body,
Speaker 4: the tapestry of my body that's been affected by age
Speaker 4: and weather and time. And wear, and it's just part
Speaker 4: of the story of me and what I've been through
Speaker 4: in life and my body. So I think Haley also
Speaker 4: would find a way to just accept it as part
Speaker 4: of a wonderful, wild memory, a whimsical memory.
Speaker 1: There's also something to be said for the tattoos. You
Speaker 1: can't see right it's on your back. You don't have
Speaker 1: to look at it every day, and like, I have
Speaker 1: a tattoo on the back of my right arm, and
Speaker 1: you guys, I forget that it's there all the time,
Speaker 1: Like I just forget about it, and I have had
Speaker 1: it for very long. And on the movie I was
Speaker 1: just doing I was like in a dress for this
Speaker 1: sequence of you know, cocktail party, blah blah, and they
Speaker 1: were like, oh. The make artist was like, oh no,
Speaker 1: I didn't cover that tattoo. And I was like, what
Speaker 1: tattoo And she was like, ma'am, are you okay? You
Speaker 1: don't know where your own tattoos are? And I was like, oh,
Speaker 1: I just forget. I forget that it's back there.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I think the twenty three tattoo is sexy. I think
Speaker 3: it's sexy because Haley and Nathan are definitely like still
Speaker 3: together and every time he walks by her during the
Speaker 3: summer when she's in a bathing suit, or like as
Speaker 3: she's in the bathroom put in your makeup on, standing
Speaker 3: there and her bra he gets to just like it's
Speaker 3: a sexy secret between the two of them, especially as
Speaker 3: you get older and you're not like in a bathing
Speaker 3: suit in public as much.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the reminder of like I chose you, Yeah, we.
Speaker 1: Did the crazy thing. Yeah, because they are such an
Speaker 1: incredible on screen love story and endgame. It's like, I
Speaker 1: love the tattoo. I'm sure you'd hate it. Like if
Speaker 1: Nathan had never turned into Nathan and he'd been like
Speaker 1: season one Nathan forever, and you guys hadn't stayed together,
Speaker 1: Like you'd be like that guy that's smarty Junior Dan Scott,
Speaker 1: I have this stupid tattoo, Like you'd definitely be getting
Speaker 1: it removed because it's Haley and Nathan like it. I
Speaker 1: don't know, it's representative of our favorite love story.
Speaker 4: So yeah, I think it's she It's awesome.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Okay.
Speaker 4: On a recent episode of Drama, Queen Sophia said she
Speaker 4: makes a playlist for each character and Haley is asking
Speaker 4: what was on Brooks playlist. Oh were you even doing
Speaker 4: that back then? Like that's that's early early on in
Speaker 4: your career? Was that a habit back then?
Speaker 1: In the early aughts? It was like you had to
Speaker 1: you had to do a you to.
Speaker 4: Burn a CD MySpace.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I would like make CDs. Although this really
Speaker 1: does make me think maybe, like do I need to
Speaker 1: just make a full Brook Davis playlist?
Speaker 4: Absolutely just put on Spotify?
Speaker 3: Done?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I mean Okay Meetschad or in that case,
Speaker 1: I won't talk about it. I'll just surprise you all
Speaker 1: with the link.
Speaker 3: Give us three songs. It's weirdo three songs? What are
Speaker 3: three Brooke Davis songs? Beginning, middle, and end? Brooke Davis?
Speaker 1: Oh god, I mean hit me with your best shot
Speaker 1: was always on my Brook Davis play.
Speaker 3: There.
Speaker 1: Oh god, what it's so hard to pick three? No,
Speaker 1: that feels so tough.
Speaker 3: Who's Brook Davis Senior? It's like season one.
Speaker 1: I honestly would have to like go back and look
Speaker 1: at my playlists in my Apple Music.
Speaker 3: I feel like will Afford. I want to be bad
Speaker 3: as I.
Speaker 1: Know honestly. And then there was like there was stuff,
Speaker 1: you know, I was really trying to think about what
Speaker 1: felt like a big deal when we were sixteen. So
Speaker 1: like on Brook Season one playlist, I had some og
Speaker 1: Britney spears, I had like, and then it would move
Speaker 1: into like great hip hop and all the all the
Speaker 1: music that like I grew up listening to as a
Speaker 1: teenager on the West Coast. I grew up such a
Speaker 1: deep tubac fan. I really wanted to get back into
Speaker 1: the space of like getting my driver's license in high school,
Speaker 1: because that's where we were, you know.
Speaker 3: Getting a CD player in your car, Oh, epic.
Speaker 1: Such a big deal. Yeah, I like installed one after
Speaker 1: I did a commercial. I took out like a tape
Speaker 1: deck and you were likely after Marketplace and put it
Speaker 1: in in my car. So cheesy, but I loved it.
Speaker 1: I loved it all right. It's a nice blast from
Speaker 1: the past to think about, like trying to get in
Speaker 1: the headspace of a sixteen year old.
Speaker 7: I love it.
Speaker 1: I'll make one. I'll make one, okay. Adrian asks, Oh,
Speaker 1: I love this because I agree. She says one Tree
Speaker 1: Hill is a comfort food for countless fans. What is
Speaker 1: all of your actual goods to comfort food? Any recipes
Speaker 1: to share?
Speaker 4: Oh, there's several different types of comfort do you have one.
Speaker 1: No, but like I mean, you all know this, Like
Speaker 1: I just always have snacks. I have bags of snacks.
Speaker 1: I have multiple beverages in my hand at all times.
Speaker 1: I'm nervous about not having.
Speaker 3: You have food insecurity, You're like, I need a fanny
Speaker 3: pack full of provisions. Yeah, or I can't leave the house.
Speaker 1: We shan't be hungry should we get trapped if there's
Speaker 1: like a highway shutdown where someone who's hypoglycemic or diabetic, Like,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna have a snack, Everything's gonna be okay.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: But if I'm thinking like comfort food, like I want
Speaker 1: southern Yeah, I want mashed potatoes and gravy. I want
Speaker 1: like a hot biscuit and butter biscuits. You know, like
Speaker 1: that all the stuff that we had such easy access
Speaker 1: to when we were living in Wilmington. Yea, that I
Speaker 1: don't have easy access to anymore. Oh I miss it.
Speaker 4: I'll tell you. I love walking into a kitchen and
Speaker 4: seeing after the you know, Maria's gone to bed and
Speaker 4: the babysitter's leaving. Not that she really needs a babysitter anymore,
Speaker 4: but sometimes late at night I will walk in and
Speaker 4: see a pot with like three spoonfuls left of Kraft
Speaker 4: mac and cheese, all the Annie's Mac and cheese shells,
Speaker 4: And nothing makes me happier than lighting that pan back
Speaker 4: up and just diving into that mac and cheese.
Speaker 3: I love it. Yeah, I just like food that someone
Speaker 3: else makes for me. Like my best friend here is Iranian,
Speaker 3: and her mom, Soudi, is just like constantly bringing food
Speaker 3: over constantly, and so anytime I go to pick my
Speaker 3: kids up from their house in the village, like she's like, oh,
Speaker 3: Soudy left you some food. Soudy left you some rice
Speaker 3: and some lamb or some you know, Like, yeah, Sudie's
Speaker 3: cooking is my safe space because it's always when Jeff's
Speaker 3: out of town. So she knows I'm not cooking any
Speaker 3: grown up food. I'm just making kid dinners. And she
Speaker 3: makes sure that I have my own little like single
Speaker 3: portion of dinner and it's O my god, and so like, yeah,
Speaker 3: Iranian food really has become my safe food. It's my
Speaker 3: happy place.
Speaker 4: That's funny that you say just food that other people
Speaker 4: make for you. I think that's one of my love languages,
Speaker 4: is someone just making me food, Like yeah, thank you
Speaker 4: for nurturing me.
Speaker 3: I don't have to think about this. It's incredible.
Speaker 4: I love it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I love that. I love to make food for
Speaker 1: people for that reason. Like when we hit soup season
Speaker 1: when it is winter, I'm like, you want me to
Speaker 1: come over and make two gallons of chicken soup and
Speaker 1: put a bunch of pirates in the freezer? Done?
Speaker 4: Yes? Please?
Speaker 1: Oh it's it is. It's so nice to cook for
Speaker 1: folks and to be cooked for And now I want
Speaker 1: Krispy Rice. I want like, does she make that for you?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Oh, dude's legit rision.
Speaker 1: Crispy Rice is my literal favorite thing.
Speaker 3: She's a genius. She's like a doctor. I don't know
Speaker 3: how she finds time to do all of this, but
Speaker 3: both her and share you, they just like cook for
Speaker 3: the whole community, and I am obsessed with it.
Speaker 1: It's so nice.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I didn't grow up like that, so I'm just like, well,
Speaker 3: I want to be around this all the time.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 7: That's that's love, that's comfort. So thank you Adrian for
Speaker 7: that lovely question. So sweet, well, so nice talking with
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