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Speaker 4: Hey, everybody, we are back. Thanks for joining us. We're
Speaker 4: going to do things a little differently today.
Speaker 3: Hillary would love to share with our listeners. We're keeping
Speaker 3: people on their toes. Yeah, you know. One of the
Speaker 3: stipulations of this strike was that we cannot have guests
Speaker 3: on to talk about the show. We can have guests
Speaker 3: on to talk about our feelings about their personal life.
Speaker 3: And we thought it was really important that we still included,
Speaker 3: like all of our one Treehole family members. But we thought, like,
Speaker 3: what's the structure.
Speaker 2: We should we say our Schmunmi schmel family members.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh yeah, the thing we're the show. We're not
Speaker 3: discussing the show. The shell remained nameless whenever we have
Speaker 3: family on. And one of the things that I don't
Speaker 3: know I've always appreciated is a Pruss questionnaire. If you
Speaker 3: ever get like Vanity Fair magazine, this is the questionnaire
Speaker 3: at the end. It was developed by Marcel Proust, a
Speaker 3: French novelist, who created a list of personality questions for
Speaker 3: his friends and when they would come over to his house,
Speaker 3: they would have to fill this thing out. And when
Speaker 3: I lived in Wilmington, I bought a book that was
Speaker 3: just like a big blank copy of this where it
Speaker 3: was a guest book. Anytime people came over, they filled
Speaker 3: it out. And so we're going to do that with
Speaker 3: our friends, and I think it's really going to give
Speaker 3: us some insight as to who they are beyond who
Speaker 3: they maybe have played on TV. But it's also a
Speaker 3: way for us just to give them a platform, right yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, if no one can talk about work
Speaker 2: right now, unless, of course, as we've discussed with you all,
Speaker 2: you're honoring a pre existing contract. And again we are
Speaker 2: and hello, we love iHeart. We're not striking against them.
Speaker 2: They're great to.
Speaker 3: Work, fantastic, Thank you guys.
Speaker 2: It does feel really important that we figure out a
Speaker 2: way to continue to support our work family and our friends,
Speaker 2: and you know, being able to do this with all
Speaker 2: of you and your wonderful response to the Q and
Speaker 2: a's that we've done.
Speaker 3: While we were.
Speaker 2: Figuring out what SEC wanted us to do this show,
Speaker 2: we thought, wait a second, like, let's bring our friends
Speaker 2: in for these special episodes. So it's a way for
Speaker 2: us to love on our people, and it's a way
Speaker 2: for us to say thank you to you guys, because
Speaker 2: it was really your response that made us feel like
Speaker 2: we could do this.
Speaker 3: So we're going to continue to reminisce just the three
Speaker 3: of us every other week about our memories from episodes
Speaker 3: of the show. But we've got this special thing now
Speaker 3: where every other week we're also going to have our
Speaker 3: friends visit us, and we're going to try to keep
Speaker 3: them relevant to the storylines that we've been talking about.
Speaker 3: And one of the people who we've already spoken to
Speaker 3: about their character is very prominent right now. Oh yeah,
Speaker 3: we have. Before she gets here, we have been living
Speaker 3: in Nanny Carey zone and so.
Speaker 4: So much, so much to think about and talk about
Speaker 4: it stress about.
Speaker 3: Thankfully, we've already talked to her about most of it
Speaker 3: during our Drama Queen's tour, So if you're curious about that,
Speaker 3: you can go back and listen to past episodes of
Speaker 3: this podcast, but today we are going to learn some
Speaker 3: stuff about miss Tori Devidos.
Speaker 2: We sure are.
Speaker 3: I love this idea.
Speaker 4: I love that we're doing this because I think the
Speaker 4: fans it's a way that we've been able to interact
Speaker 4: with them. You know, they don't really get a chance
Speaker 4: to hear from us or the actors and the people
Speaker 4: that they love in such an intimate, detailed way. It's
Speaker 4: so rare. So I think this is going to be
Speaker 4: really fun.
Speaker 3: And normally we played twenty questions. Just for you guys,
Speaker 3: We're playing twenty three questions and you can derive whatever
Speaker 3: significance from that you want, you know, wank wank, not not.
Speaker 3: Oh she's here, We have her. There, she is there,
Speaker 3: she is Hi, Hi, honey.
Speaker 5: How's it going, girl.
Speaker 3: We're just striking our brains out? How about you?
Speaker 6: Yeah? I just spit on myself when you said that
Speaker 6: same same, just you know, living boy?
Speaker 3: Yeah, where are you right now?
Speaker 5: I've been Michigan right now. I'm actually at my boyfriend's house.
Speaker 6: And every time I do a podcast here, he's like,
Speaker 6: do you really do it with Frankenstein behind you? And
Speaker 6: I'm like, yes, listen, you got to own who you are, babe?
Speaker 6: Love that? Yeah, but yeah, I'm in Michigan.
Speaker 5: I mean, Michigan's the only place they live now, so great?
Speaker 3: Is it a nice to be off grid?
Speaker 4: Is your show filmed? Was part of it filmed out there?
Speaker 4: Or is it since the strike you're you officially moved?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 6: Like no, but I mean I bought a farm in
Speaker 6: Michigan in twenty twenty, and then I moved here full
Speaker 6: time in November, and I don't ever want to live
Speaker 6: in a big city again.
Speaker 4: I wow, how are you handling the winters? Is it's
Speaker 4: not murder? I'm such a wimp with winters.
Speaker 5: I love snow though, like I love it.
Speaker 6: I love when like everything is like frosted over, and
Speaker 6: I think it gives you an appreciation for the summer
Speaker 6: in the spring and all that stuff. I love it
Speaker 6: and I love you know. I'm spoiled because we get
Speaker 6: to travel for work, so I still get to go
Speaker 6: into cities, but then I get to go home, which.
Speaker 3: There's a light at the end of the tunnel.
Speaker 2: I also think something I really fell in love with
Speaker 2: when we were all living in Chicago, Tory was winter
Speaker 2: in nature is amazing, like a Chicago. Winter in downtown
Speaker 2: is gross. It's gross when you're on a farm, like
Speaker 2: like all those hiking trails and stuff that we would
Speaker 2: all go out to and like, you know, you go
Speaker 2: it out an hour outside the city and it's like
Speaker 2: winter Wonderland. It feels like you're in a movie.
Speaker 3: It's so beautiful.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I love that you're not getting like the black
Speaker 2: snow sledge like thrown on you from a passing city
Speaker 2: bus like you're out in you know, like the Shire.
Speaker 3: It's beautiful, the Shire Tory. Has anyone explained to you
Speaker 3: what we're doing on these guest episodes? Okay, oh, we're
Speaker 3: going to lay it up for you, babe. So as
Speaker 3: we all know, we can't talk about our sag after
Speaker 3: work on any of these podcasts. And so we're taking
Speaker 3: this opportunity to play twenty three questions, and we are
Speaker 3: using the proof questionnaire as our basis. So we want
Speaker 3: to ask you stuff that maybe you don't get in
Speaker 3: fan Q and a's. And you know, we've got like
Speaker 3: what two or three minutes per question. Some questions you
Speaker 3: could speed through and be like I want to I
Speaker 3: want to dedicate this time to something else down the line.
Speaker 3: You just plant how you feel. But we're going to
Speaker 3: start throwing about you so that by the end of
Speaker 3: this we know you, like we really know you.
Speaker 4: These are questions you never get from journalists and people
Speaker 4: about your work and stuff. Yes, this is really the Okay,
Speaker 4: I'm excited as the dinner party toy.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 5: So if you started, where's my wine?
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, Well, by the way, it might be
Speaker 2: winter on the farm in Michigan, but you tell us.
Speaker 2: First question is what is your idea of perfect happiness?
Speaker 5: My idea of perfect happiness? Oh my god.
Speaker 6: The first thing I work a lot in image, and
Speaker 6: so the first thing that popped up is like sweatpants
Speaker 6: and a bull of popcorn and people I love and
Speaker 6: cozy fire and animals everywhere.
Speaker 3: What kind of animals are we talking about?
Speaker 6: Well, we're talking kittens and dogs and kids and ghosts and.
Speaker 5: Yeah, those are the ones. Those are the ones. I
Speaker 5: have flash wine.
Speaker 3: I'm into it, I'm in it. Okay, Well, let's go dark.
Speaker 3: What is your greatest fear?
Speaker 6: This is going to sound weird, So I have this
Speaker 6: weird like, my fear trips up. Not a lot scares me,
Speaker 6: but my fear trips up a lot weird, strange public bathrooms.
Speaker 6: Some of them feel like this is going to be
Speaker 6: really weird dark portals to.
Speaker 5: Me, and I can't explain why.
Speaker 6: And my biggest fear is that I'm going to get
Speaker 6: stuck in a portal and shift it into another dimension
Speaker 6: and feel like I'm still here and people are going
Speaker 6: to come into the bathroom and be like, where'd she go?
Speaker 6: I can't find her? And I'm like, I'm right here
Speaker 6: and I'm just stuck forever.
Speaker 3: What did she watch when she was like eight years old?
Speaker 3: Not what I was expecting you to say.
Speaker 5: No, it's irrational. I understand the real bathrooms.
Speaker 6: Like if I say like, oh, I'm going to go
Speaker 6: to the restroom real quick, and I come back real fast,
Speaker 6: it's because I have deemed that bathroom unsafe for me
Speaker 6: for whatever reason, and I'm like not going unless somebody's
Speaker 6: coming with me, or I'm going to wait till the
Speaker 6: next place we go to.
Speaker 3: Hillary just said, is this is this like a childhood thing?
Speaker 3: You've had this?
Speaker 4: You know she was joking, but like, did something happen
Speaker 4: when you were a kid where you're like you see
Speaker 4: something or read something?
Speaker 3: She saw something. I know it.
Speaker 5: I mean you know what's weird.
Speaker 6: I mean, I've always been like I had this feeling that, like,
Speaker 6: you know, there's other dimensions here that we can't see,
Speaker 6: you know, like baby aliens are walking amongst us and
Speaker 6: we just can't see them. But I don't think there
Speaker 6: is anything that happened. Only I can remember happening in
Speaker 6: a public bathroom that was like stuck with me as
Speaker 6: a kid. I remember I was like seven years old
Speaker 6: or something, and I came out of the stall and
Speaker 6: these girls that seem so much older but probably we're
Speaker 6: only like twelve or something. They came out and they
Speaker 6: were like, did you just use that bathroom? And I
Speaker 6: thought they were going to be like, oh, because you
Speaker 6: look so clean, we want to use it after you.
Speaker 6: And I was like yeah, and they're like you didn't flush,
Speaker 6: and I was like, I'm so embarrassed.
Speaker 5: But I don't think that has anything to do with this.
Speaker 5: That's my only memory of a pond.
Speaker 3: Wow, dude, I mean, this is probably my favorite thing
Speaker 3: I've ever learned about your dory. My money is that
Speaker 3: you watched Unsolved Mysteries as a kid, because I did,
Speaker 3: and I was always like, how do I show me
Speaker 3: down this stree to get out of this situation. Like, yeah,
Speaker 3: you figured out how to get out of the portal situation.
Speaker 3: Good for you.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, genius.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 4: If you could be the best in the world at something,
Speaker 4: I guess besides escaping imaginary portal in the bathrooms, what
Speaker 4: would that be.
Speaker 5: The best at the world at something? Oh?
Speaker 6: I would be the best at being highly productive because
Speaker 6: I feel like I am so many.
Speaker 5: Thoughts, ideas and intentions that don't get.
Speaker 6: Done because my brain goes somewhere else or I crap out,
Speaker 6: or I just don't have the follow through for it.
Speaker 5: And if I had the best.
Speaker 6: Production value in my head in the world productivity, I
Speaker 6: would get so much done.
Speaker 5: I could save this planet, I think, And I mean
Speaker 5: not really, but you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: I felt you when you said crap out. I was like, yeah,
Speaker 3: crap out happens on a base. Is that another T
Speaker 3: shirt for us? Maybe I crapped out.
Speaker 2: Every once in a while When I open like the
Speaker 2: notebook I keep the to do list in, I look
Speaker 2: at it and go.
Speaker 3: Nope, yep, I'm too overwhelmed to even look at it.
Speaker 3: Not today.
Speaker 2: I love the pivot here. What is the weirdest item
Speaker 2: that you keep by your bed.
Speaker 3: Guys, I can't believe we're asking grown women this question.
Speaker 6: I know it's not going to be crazy because I
Speaker 6: don't it's I actually am annoyed by this. I don't
Speaker 6: have drawers in my nightstands. They're like and I hate it.
Speaker 6: I'm like, why do you too?
Speaker 4: But also like, how hard is it to just go
Speaker 4: out and buy a nightstand with a drawer in it?
Speaker 4: And I, for like five years have still just not
Speaker 4: y'all don't deliver them to your doorsteps.
Speaker 3: You don't even have to leave the house.
Speaker 5: Yeah, what is by my I mean?
Speaker 6: I don't think I have anything particularly weird. I do
Speaker 6: have some like crystals and like Mala beads and whatever.
Speaker 6: Books that make me feel cozy are buy my nightstand
Speaker 6: and a lamp.
Speaker 5: It's not that weird.
Speaker 3: Really, what kind of crystals I have?
Speaker 6: I have this one that I don't have the name
Speaker 6: of actually a mutual friend of Sophia and I gave
Speaker 6: it to me.
Speaker 5: Lilian, And it's a beautiful one.
Speaker 6: She got me for my birthday and it looks like
Speaker 6: it's like a quartz crystal mixed with like other things.
Speaker 6: It's so gorgeous and she got in Chicago somewhere so
Speaker 6: that one sits near my bed, and then on my
Speaker 6: other side.
Speaker 5: I have a lot of different.
Speaker 6: Blue crystals because I felt like I wanted blue near
Speaker 6: my sleeping spain.
Speaker 4: Yeah oh yeah, oh I love that. My whole rim
Speaker 4: is pain inblutory. I love that blue. There's something about
Speaker 4: sleeping in blue. Oh yeah, I agree.
Speaker 3: Okay, which living person do you admire the most?
Speaker 5: I'm not struggling with that one, because there's nobody. I
Speaker 5: still think there's too many people.
Speaker 3: I mean, you can name three, you can have a
Speaker 3: top three so you don't get in trouble whatever kind
Speaker 3: no rules.
Speaker 6: I mean, there's so many friends, and I mean I
Speaker 6: really do not to be cliche.
Speaker 5: I really admire my mother a ton.
Speaker 6: I feel like my mom has always had this ability
Speaker 6: to make me feel like, no matter what, everything will
Speaker 6: be okay, which I think as a mom is like
Speaker 6: the most extraordinary quality.
Speaker 5: You know. She can drive me so crazy in so.
Speaker 6: Many other ways, but whenever I'm truly having a panic,
Speaker 6: it's just like she just knows how to diffuse.
Speaker 5: And then when I'm not having a panic, she knows
Speaker 5: how to light me up.
Speaker 3: I feel like that's become like less cliche as we've
Speaker 3: gotten older. Like I feel like when you're like a kid,
Speaker 3: you're like, that's my mom. But as we've gotten older,
Speaker 3: I take it really seriously when people say that they
Speaker 3: have a strong relationship with their parents. You know, that's
Speaker 3: a big and you know, like.
Speaker 6: My sister and I, you know, have gone through so
Speaker 6: much in life and this and that, and you know
Speaker 6: still to this day. And I looked at my mom,
Speaker 6: probably like a week ago, and I said, Mom, did
Speaker 6: you ever think you'd be seventy two and still momming
Speaker 6: so hard?
Speaker 5: And I actually did it? Oh? Oh, like I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: I love you so good?
Speaker 4: Oh gosh.
Speaker 3: What is your greatest extravagance?
Speaker 4: You love to treat yourself?
Speaker 6: Ooh uh definitely like facials and massages. I'm all about
Speaker 6: this self care. Like I don't have any qualms about
Speaker 6: spending money on self care. I'm a pretty frugal person,
Speaker 6: but like that to me just is so worth it.
Speaker 6: It sets like a good tone for the month or
Speaker 6: the week, whatever, you know. I just I love a
Speaker 6: good facial.
Speaker 4: Is that that's your thing? Facial?
Speaker 3: Do you have like places that you recommend her products
Speaker 3: that you want to tell the folks at home about Yeah.
Speaker 4: By the way, guys, Tori has the most amazing skin.
Speaker 5: Really see her.
Speaker 4: When you see her in person, you're just crazy melting.
Speaker 4: It's so amazing.
Speaker 6: There's the three who also have the most amazing skin.
Speaker 6: But yeah, no, I so I met this woman in Chicago.
Speaker 6: Her name was Alena, and her products are called Alena
Speaker 6: Organics and basically you could eat all of them.
Speaker 5: You shouldn't, but you could.
Speaker 3: On a desert island, but you got your luggage.
Speaker 5: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 6: What's so amazing is she the chemists from Russia, and
Speaker 6: so she makes all these products and they're so good.
Speaker 6: And her facials she does that like MicroC and light
Speaker 6: therapy and all the things that are like very holistic
Speaker 6: and amazing. But actually you can see the benefits of
Speaker 6: and I just I use all her products probably for
Speaker 6: the last like seven years, like only her. I don't
Speaker 6: use anybody else. And I'm just assessed. And what's crazy
Speaker 6: is I was nervous when I moved to Michigan. I
Speaker 6: was like, oh my god, what am I going to do?
Speaker 6: But actually her home base is in the same town
Speaker 6: as me as Michigan.
Speaker 3: No, yes, why you moved here.
Speaker 6: I know, I split my time between two different taps
Speaker 6: of Michigan and her husband. The reason she moved from
Speaker 6: Russia to Michigan is because her husband is a music
Speaker 6: professor at Western and Michigan, which.
Speaker 3: Is so close to its bananas.
Speaker 5: So I get facial still even while at the farm.
Speaker 3: Her business is about to boom man.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, oh, okay, interesting given the state of affairs
Speaker 2: at the moment. What is your current state of mind?
Speaker 5: That's interesting.
Speaker 6: My current state of mind, I feel, you'll you know,
Speaker 6: it kind of ebbs and flows. I feel like it
Speaker 6: depends on the time of the day. It's like if
Speaker 6: you were to like check your glucose during the day.
Speaker 5: It would be different.
Speaker 6: And I feel like that's my state of mind, like
Speaker 6: it rides with my glucos Like it's because sometimes I
Speaker 6: wake up and I look around and I get to
Speaker 6: be in nature so much living out here, and I
Speaker 6: get animals. And I had this stray cat that found
Speaker 6: me and just gave birth in my house.
Speaker 5: So I'm dealing with.
Speaker 3: The kittens that are what did you name it?
Speaker 6: I named her Cosette, and then the kittens names are
Speaker 6: Mouffette because I heard that's how you say Skunk and
Speaker 6: French because it was storm Alex after my cousin, and
Speaker 6: then Mermaid my two year old niece named that one,
Speaker 6: and church Fort Cemetery obviously, so.
Speaker 3: You're a creep. Your boyfriend loved that one totally.
Speaker 6: So yeah, Like I wake up and I feel so
Speaker 6: calm and so great, and then you know sometimes when
Speaker 6: you think about like everything else going on, you know,
Speaker 6: like for me, I think when I start thinking about
Speaker 6: environmentally what's going on, I can go on such a
Speaker 6: spiral and then I have to walk away from things
Speaker 6: and just like focus on one thing at a time.
Speaker 6: So it's like it ebbs and flows my state of mind.
Speaker 6: But I think overall it's pretty calm because I try
Speaker 6: to just do what I can and the things that
Speaker 6: I can't do or that are out of my control,
Speaker 6: I try to be aware of and then set like
Speaker 6: a time limit of how much I can actually like
Speaker 6: fester on those.
Speaker 5: So pretty good, like a timer.
Speaker 3: I said timers for my kids all the time. I
Speaker 3: never thought to do it for like my emotions yourself,
Speaker 3: Like it's been twenty minutes, you are allowed to have
Speaker 3: some done.
Speaker 2: I can freak out for eleven minutes and then I got.
Speaker 3: To move on. Sorry, that's so smart.
Speaker 4: Forty five minutes of wallowing and then no more, We're done.
Speaker 3: That's grow I like that, all right. What do you
Speaker 3: most value in your friends?
Speaker 4: Hmm?
Speaker 6: I think like the first thing I came to mind
Speaker 6: was grace, And by that I mean, like, I feel
Speaker 6: like life is so crazy and I try so hard
Speaker 6: to not be on my phone all the time, but
Speaker 6: my love for my like, I'll do anything for anyone,
Speaker 6: and I'll be there at any moment, but sometimes I
Speaker 6: won't get to the text right away. And if I
Speaker 6: have friends that take that personally, it's just it's really
Speaker 6: hard for me because then I get exhausted by trying
Speaker 6: to keep up with so much and also trying to
Speaker 6: keep up with all and I hate talking on the phone.
Speaker 6: I'm such a bad phone talker. I get a little
Speaker 6: bit of anxiety when people call me. I'm like, oh,
Speaker 6: and I have one friend. I only have one friend
Speaker 6: that I consistently talk on the phone with, and she
Speaker 6: breaks me of that, which I love her for. But
Speaker 6: she knows I have that anxiety, so she doesn't care.
Speaker 6: She's like, whatever, I'm calling you anyways. But yeah, I
Speaker 6: think just that grace of like you have to be
Speaker 6: able to be flawed around your friends and be like,
Speaker 6: oh my god, I'm having anxiety over this, or like
Speaker 6: you're coming for five days.
Speaker 5: Normally people only visit me for three. I'm a little
Speaker 5: anxious about a fun.
Speaker 6: Like my friends have to know that stuff about me
Speaker 6: and just love me anyways, because if not, it's just
Speaker 6: probably not gonna work.
Speaker 5: And that's okay too, you.
Speaker 3: Know, just manage the expectations, guys. So three sounds good?
Speaker 3: There is good, okay.
Speaker 4: I love the way this Christian is praised on what
Speaker 4: occasion do you lie?
Speaker 6: Oh oh, when I don't want to make it to
Speaker 6: my gym appointment?
Speaker 5: Most likely it's good.
Speaker 3: Oops, i'm having cats in the kitchen. They just have baby.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I can't be Yeah, my sister took my car.
Speaker 5: I don't know what happened.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know. You can't walk in Michigan. That's
Speaker 3: not gonna happen. I thought my Uber's broke. My app
Speaker 3: doesn't work.
Speaker 4: I don't know what's happening.
Speaker 5: I don't have Uber here.
Speaker 6: I don't have Uber you, guys, I don't have Postmas
Speaker 6: grub Hub. Yeah, no cabs, no delivery, no doors cab.
Speaker 6: That took some getting used to.
Speaker 3: So you're cooking every night.
Speaker 6: No, no, no, I'll go out and then I'll bring
Speaker 6: things home or pick up takeout, but nobody delivers.
Speaker 5: It's crazy. That took it.
Speaker 4: That was an adjustment for see why dinner?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, what is one thing you'll never do again?
Speaker 5: I date my heck'.
Speaker 3: But here here sky dive.
Speaker 5: For sure. I was happy I did it, but I
Speaker 5: didn't need to do it again. I was like, I'm good,
Speaker 5: now we could tick that off.
Speaker 3: Did you say tied die bie dive? Oh, skydive? I
Speaker 3: was like, Torri, what did tie die ever do to you?
Speaker 3: Skydive's different?
Speaker 5: Sky dive.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm glad you did it, but you wouldn't do
Speaker 3: it again.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm glad I did it so I could say
Speaker 5: I did it.
Speaker 6: I had the experience, but I actually I had a
Speaker 6: hard time breathing, Like I feel like it gives it
Speaker 6: a pool of water and I couldn't catch my breath,
Speaker 6: like the air get in my mouth. I'm like, this
Speaker 6: is not and then I get really motion sick.
Speaker 5: So then by the time we were calmed down, I
Speaker 5: was like, like just not feeling right. Yeah, it wasn't good.
Speaker 4: So haven't you gotta you've done that several times? Right, Yeah,
Speaker 4: do you have that same experience?
Speaker 2: No, I mean I know what you mean about the pressure,
Speaker 2: Like I think I got lucky because the first time
Speaker 2: that I went, my instructor was like, just turn, you know,
Speaker 2: turn your head at an angle to the side if
Speaker 2: you're struggling to breathe in free fall. So I just
Speaker 2: I kind of got a hot tip. But I I
Speaker 2: don't know it does something for me mentally, like if everything,
Speaker 2: if the whole world feels like it's on fire or
Speaker 2: things are overwhelming, I'm like, I just got to jump.
Speaker 3: Out of an airport.
Speaker 2: By the time by the time I'm on the ground,
Speaker 2: I'm like, everything is gravy.
Speaker 3: Life is amazing.
Speaker 2: I'm so lucky to be on this planet. What are
Speaker 2: we getting for lunch? Like it's like a mental whole
Speaker 2: version of a cold plunge for me.
Speaker 5: So yeah, I don't know that's awesome.
Speaker 6: I yeah, I mean I I intellectually understand that. I
Speaker 6: that doesn't have that effect on me.
Speaker 3: It's not for you.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's so cool.
Speaker 6: I love that.
Speaker 3: It's cool to say that you've done it, But I
Speaker 3: don't get motion sickness like that to be nauseous in
Speaker 3: the air.
Speaker 2: I don't that sounds like a nightmare. Oh god, I
Speaker 2: would pass also in.
Speaker 3: That my dad. My dad used to say this thing.
Speaker 3: He'd be like, well, there's only so many ticks in
Speaker 3: the ticker, which meant like you only have so many heartbeats,
Speaker 3: and like you really want to waste him on that,
Speaker 3: you like, it was always like only get so many
Speaker 3: Skytime's one of those where I'm like, I spent my
Speaker 3: ticks on that seems scary, scary.
Speaker 2: I also feel like and I'm curious, like you know,
Speaker 2: for us versus like for the two of you. I
Speaker 2: don't think that one I have kids, I would ever
Speaker 2: do that again, like y'ah children, Like, yeah, it feels insane.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I don't even like the hot air have you
Speaker 3: goes down hot air balloons? Bro, I don't drive at night,
Speaker 3: Like I'm like, yeah, probably someone drinking and driving right now. Stay,
Speaker 3: Oh my god, exactly.
Speaker 4: I had an ex boyfriend or had a boyfriend once
Speaker 4: who yes, he is an ex boyfriend. Anyway, what's the
Speaker 4: point of the story, joy, Yeah, So, but I remember
Speaker 4: he had scheduled this hot air balloon ride for us,
Speaker 4: and he told me late that night it was for
Speaker 4: very early.
Speaker 3: The next one.
Speaker 4: He was like, get ready, we have to wake up
Speaker 4: really early in the morning because I'm taking you.
Speaker 3: On a hot alone.
Speaker 4: And I was like, oh, no, you're not so mad.
Speaker 4: He still brings it up when we see each other
Speaker 4: as a joke now, but for some reason it was like,
Speaker 4: that's another conversation for another day. But the idea is
Speaker 4: that you can't, especially once you have kids. I'm not
Speaker 4: getting in a basket that's going up into the sky
Speaker 4: and controlled by some guy holding a lever to make
Speaker 4: the fire go and on fire, Yeah, on fire, I
Speaker 4: don't do.
Speaker 3: I gotta sign a waiver for Nope. Okay, that was
Speaker 3: a good question. All right, torys Ever jumping out of
Speaker 3: a plane again. What is the strangest purchase you've made?
Speaker 5: Oh, the strangest purchase?
Speaker 3: Yeah, mm hmmm.
Speaker 4: I want to know.
Speaker 3: Hillary's answer to this ques like something dead or you know,
Speaker 3: body parts, poor choices.
Speaker 5: Oh my gosh, I really don't even know.
Speaker 6: I mean hmm, I mean guess being at the farming
Speaker 6: by weird things like I had like a little mouse
Speaker 6: situation last year and obviously don't want to kill them.
Speaker 5: So I bought these like little balls that were supposed
Speaker 5: to be like smell repellence for them.
Speaker 6: Oh no, And what's stranger than the purchase is more
Speaker 6: the reviews that we're on because everyone's like, I put
Speaker 6: them in my car like glove box.
Speaker 5: They don't smell that bad, you guys. I went out
Speaker 5: of town for a week. I came back. It took
Speaker 5: over a year for the smell to get out of
Speaker 5: my house.
Speaker 6: It smelled like spearmint mixed with rotten garlic. It was
Speaker 6: disgusting and it lingers. And I'm like, who are these
Speaker 6: people that have it in their car and said that
Speaker 6: they enjoy the smell.
Speaker 5: I want to meet Suy. I want to meet them.
Speaker 5: Yeah that was weird.
Speaker 3: Yeah, gross?
Speaker 4: Who are your favorite writers? It's just a total pivot
Speaker 4: in another direction, like book writers, Yeah, could be short form,
Speaker 4: could be journalists, could be book writers? Songwriters? For your
Speaker 4: favorite writers?
Speaker 5: Well, I love reading, so book writers.
Speaker 6: I feel like Zadie Smith had like a very like
Speaker 6: flow to her, and it just it's easy to read,
Speaker 6: and it just really like paints this picture and it
Speaker 6: goes and I feel like all the classics have that,
Speaker 6: and nowadays sometimes. I mean, don't get me wrong, I
Speaker 6: love like contemporary books, but a lot of times I
Speaker 6: feel like it's just like you're trying to be overwitty
Speaker 6: or you're trying to just use every sat where you've
Speaker 6: ever known, and you just stop and I'm like, we
Speaker 6: don't need to overcomplicate this, and I just like so
Speaker 6: I like the old love like and I also love
Speaker 6: Chuck Palinik. I went through like a whole thing, and
Speaker 6: then I reread some of the short stories I read
Speaker 6: during that time, and I was like, it was very influenced,
Speaker 6: not barely it's good, but very influenced.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: So I think those are like a couple of my favorites. Yeah,
Speaker 6: I'm trying to think if there's anyone I read consistently.
Speaker 6: But I like Tom Robbins a lot.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, daneil gave me Tom Robins books and we
Speaker 3: were doing what, uh, what is another roadside attraction? Was that? It? No? Okay,
Speaker 3: what was it?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 5: Jennerbug Perfume is my favorite. It's so interesting.
Speaker 6: I like when it's like interesting but not too complicated,
Speaker 6: where you're like, what am I reading right now?
Speaker 5: Do you know what I mean?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Oh, I see no, it was it was even Cowgirls
Speaker 3: Get the Blues. Oh okay, and then I read another
Speaker 3: roadside attraction. Yeah, dude, I think he's Daniel's favorite writer too.
Speaker 3: She loves it really.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's awesome.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you guys have a similar vibe. You're both girls
Speaker 3: with the crystols next to your bed.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: You surely met her. I mean i've met her.
Speaker 3: You guys haven't crossed over.
Speaker 5: Not really, I've met her. I don't know her. We
Speaker 5: never worked together, we never, like, yeah, we never.
Speaker 4: We need to get you guys at a dinner table together.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we need to get the five of us and
Speaker 2: a couple of bottles of wine and go.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so fun.
Speaker 2: Okay, another pivot. What is your greatest regret?
Speaker 3: Yeah, for all the people listening, please, it's just sitting
Speaker 3: into the deep end of the pool. You can say bangs,
Speaker 3: it doesn't have to be deep.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Oh my god, my god, you're kidding me.
Speaker 2: Every time.
Speaker 6: My greatest regret, well, as of late, my dog just
Speaker 6: got an eye infection and I didn't read the box
Speaker 6: right and I was supposed to be giving him his
Speaker 6: antibiotic three times a day and I only give it
Speaker 6: one and his eye that used to look like a
Speaker 6: cataract zombie now looks like a bright red zombie. And
Speaker 6: I have to take him back to the VAT and
Speaker 6: I feel like bad mom. And I regretted so much
Speaker 6: that I just didn't read the fine print that's on me.
Speaker 6: And I have deep regret for that because he's old
Speaker 6: and he deserves to feel good.
Speaker 3: And I feel like a bad mom. I mean, bright
Speaker 3: red sounds better than cloudy?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 3: Is it a step in the right direction? A little?
Speaker 6: It's scary, it's scary, but you know, yeah, yeah, poor
Speaker 6: little guy or baby.
Speaker 3: Yeah right, here's another dark one. Geez, we might have
Speaker 3: to split these dark ones up. U. What is something
Speaker 3: you really dislike.
Speaker 6: When people are eating and you can see the like
Speaker 6: spit string when they're.
Speaker 3: The stalagtite stalagmite spit.
Speaker 6: I can't do it, and I yeah, it's a problem.
Speaker 6: And it's actually the one thing that I've worried about
Speaker 6: becoming a mom myself, Like when the kids get the
Speaker 6: like globs of stuff everywhere, Like I can handle blood
Speaker 6: all those things, but that like I dislike it so much,
Speaker 6: And then it makes me weird because somebody's having a
Speaker 6: conversation with me and it's happening. I don't want to
Speaker 6: be rude and be like you have and I'm like, huh,
Speaker 6: and then I start distracting myself and looking.
Speaker 5: Every which way, and then I feel like this girl.
Speaker 6: Has lost her mind, and I'm like, I just can't
Speaker 6: look at you, and I can't look at you so much.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I hate that when you're in a conversation and
Speaker 4: you have to strategize when you're gonna look at the person,
Speaker 4: when you're gonna look down at your food. You're like,
Speaker 4: I'm trying to listen to you, but also definitely can't
Speaker 4: look at you. So I have to make this feel
Speaker 4: real conversation and only look up when I know that
Speaker 4: you've swallowed so that I don't have to deal.
Speaker 2: So awkward. And it's terrible when it's someone who you're
Speaker 2: not close enough to to go do you have a
Speaker 2: really gross thing happening on your face?
Speaker 3: Like? Can I just help you?
Speaker 2: When it's a new person, you're like, do I say it?
Speaker 3: I know not, which is the lesser of two evils?
Speaker 6: And then some people just accumulate more just their mouths
Speaker 6: and that's fine, and so sometimes you're like, I don't
Speaker 6: want to comment on it, because what if it's just
Speaker 6: the way they chew and eat, Like, can I really
Speaker 6: say something about something how they about how they fundamentally
Speaker 6: are Yeah.
Speaker 3: Like is it the positioning of their molars? Like something they.
Speaker 6: Know or says that and they forever think about it
Speaker 6: or have an insecurity about it. I actually once had
Speaker 6: to remove myself from a dinner table and started dry
Speaker 6: heaving in the bathroom and I was like, tell my
Speaker 6: appetite and my mom was like, honey, you got to
Speaker 6: get over this.
Speaker 5: You're so weird. And I was like, I don't know,
Speaker 5: I just yeah, I dislike it.
Speaker 4: So but also, it wouldn't happen if people chewed with
Speaker 4: their mouth closed like they're supposed to.
Speaker 3: So yeah, you were on the right side of that one.
Speaker 4: Sis you say, wants as in your round? No, thank you?
Speaker 3: That's the title of this episode. Okay, here's here's a
Speaker 3: good one. This is a nice shift.
Speaker 4: What or who is the greatest love of your life?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 5: My gosh, so many. I mean right now, my two
Speaker 5: year old niece.
Speaker 6: And my sister just got a job, so I've been
Speaker 6: on fool nanny duty like literally like five days a
Speaker 6: week and spending all the time with her, and there's
Speaker 6: like obviously there's like as you guys know, being around
Speaker 6: young kids, there's like a level of but it's so
Speaker 6: beautiful and she makes me see things through such a
Speaker 6: different lens and it's like I.
Speaker 5: Don't even know, I just adore. I just look at herself.
Speaker 6: Like sometimes when I'm away from her, I just look
Speaker 6: at videos and stuff and I'm like obsessed. I can't
Speaker 6: beat my sister, who I love so much. She's always
Speaker 6: been one of the loves of my life. Too, is
Speaker 6: like had this.
Speaker 5: Little baby that has her eyes and I'm like, just.
Speaker 3: I love her. What's she into right now? I missed too?
Speaker 3: Two is fun just like a fun phrase because they
Speaker 3: could do tricks, but they also still love you.
Speaker 6: Yes, and they say things so funny too, do you
Speaker 6: know what I mean the way they say Like she'll
Speaker 6: she's just like I'll be like, do you want to
Speaker 6: do this?
Speaker 5: She like yup, yup, yup, And I'm like, who told
Speaker 5: you how to say yeah? Like where did that come from?
Speaker 3: Ye?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I okay that you know, like yep yep.
Speaker 6: She's into mermaids and snails and then she likes to
Speaker 6: put that together and has you draw snail Mermaids God,
Speaker 6: which I think is a right convention.
Speaker 3: How is this not a kid's TV show already?
Speaker 5: Right, Snail Morman, it's the strike.
Speaker 3: The strike is a run.
Speaker 4: That's right, That's right.
Speaker 5: Exactly, Okay?
Speaker 2: When and where were you happiest?
Speaker 6: I actually probably, and I say ironically because I think
Speaker 6: to a lot of my friends that are still like
Speaker 6: in La or New York or whatever, They're like, where's
Speaker 6: the closest Whole Foods to you? And I'm like, at
Speaker 6: the time, it was Chicago two hours away, and now
Speaker 6: it's closer, it's an hour away, and they're like, no, no,
Speaker 6: could never live there.
Speaker 5: But I think, like just now, like now.
Speaker 6: I've always craved a slower pace, but I didn't know
Speaker 6: how to do it given the industry that we've always
Speaker 6: been in. And being able to finally do it, I
Speaker 6: feel so common, so happy.
Speaker 5: So I get in Michigan and now.
Speaker 3: Oh, babe, you deserve that.
Speaker 5: Thank you you.
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 7: Well, while you're living in Shangri La, learning all sorts
Speaker 7: of new farming tips and living your best life, which
Speaker 7: talent would you most like to have?
Speaker 6: Oh my god, I wish I could like Mariah carey
Speaker 6: sing that would be or enjoying. Let's just say, like, honestly,
Speaker 6: I would give anything. I do it all the time
Speaker 6: in my house, in my car, but I just.
Speaker 5: I can't because I would have I would never even.
Speaker 6: Gone towards film. I just would have gone straight to Broadway.
Speaker 6: I'm like, I'm here, all.
Speaker 3: Right, and I can't and it me. But did you
Speaker 3: ever like do like chorus or drama like musical theater
Speaker 3: in high school and stuff?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 6: No, I actually feel like I can hold a tune
Speaker 6: more now because I've just forced it so and so finally,
Speaker 6: like at almost forty, my voice is like maybe we
Speaker 6: could if somebody like tuned you right in a movie.
Speaker 5: No, I never did it on stage or anything. Oh
Speaker 5: I wish.
Speaker 6: I can't even imagine what that must feel like to
Speaker 6: just stand up and have it come out right like, oh,
Speaker 6: it's the best the joy.
Speaker 3: Literally literally we see what you literally joy do you have?
Speaker 4: I mean, not to break away from the questionnaire, but
Speaker 4: totally break away from the questionnaire. Do you have something
Speaker 4: in your life that makes you feel like when you
Speaker 4: you just like, this is it? I it so feel
Speaker 4: so good, it's so easy. It's just this is where
Speaker 4: I belong.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, you know.
Speaker 4: That feeling that you're talking about, imagining what it must
Speaker 4: feel like to saying like what in your life does
Speaker 4: that mean?
Speaker 5: You know, it's funny, it's not.
Speaker 6: It's not performing ironically because I get so much like
Speaker 6: anxiety and stage right and I love it because I
Speaker 6: always love the final product and I love doing it.
Speaker 5: But it just hypes me up so much, so I'm
Speaker 5: like ugh.
Speaker 6: When I started, like hospice work, being in that space,
Speaker 6: I remember walking away and being like, oh my god,
Speaker 6: this totally makes me feel like I'm doing something that
Speaker 6: I really feel common and I like centered because it
Speaker 6: makes me feel like I'm a part of like a
Speaker 6: different kind of birthing process with somebody as they're dying,
Speaker 6: and like that was like the first time I think
Speaker 6: I ever felt like, oh wow, I'm so good at
Speaker 6: this and like but it just belonged. I belong here,
Speaker 6: like it doesn't you know. I get why sometimes it
Speaker 6: might affect someone differently or whatever. Like I just felt like, ah,
Speaker 6: Like I walked away feeling like okay, like this is
Speaker 6: a light for me, like a light.
Speaker 3: How long have you been doing that? Yeah?
Speaker 6: So I actually started doing it when I met the
Speaker 6: three of you during that time.
Speaker 5: I yeah, I was just looking for some it actually
Speaker 5: like it found me kind of.
Speaker 6: I did a random Google search, not even for hospice,
Speaker 6: and hospice came up and I was like, what is this.
Speaker 6: I didn't even know what it was, and so I
Speaker 6: started doing it and I just loved it.
Speaker 5: And now I'm that kind of.
Speaker 6: Like took a slowed down during COVID because you couldn't
Speaker 6: be in person, and I liked doing impatient care.
Speaker 5: And so now the COVID's over, I'm like, Okay, do I.
Speaker 6: Want to find another hospice in Michigan and redo the
Speaker 6: training and all that kind of stuff.
Speaker 5: Or I've actually been thinking about getting my death dual certificate.
Speaker 3: Oh my Tori, I had no idea.
Speaker 2: That's incredible.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think I think that's the next step.
Speaker 6: I think, but it's like that thing is, it's on
Speaker 6: the to do list, so we shall get there.
Speaker 5: When we get there.
Speaker 3: You are blowing my mind right now, Like that is
Speaker 3: God's work. That is like you have to have It's
Speaker 3: like law enforcement when you're dealing with heavy subject matter,
Speaker 3: like you have to have a very specific personality. And
Speaker 3: I totally applaud that you jumped into that because that is,
Speaker 3: you know, for a lot of people, a dark chapter,
Speaker 3: and you may get better for people.
Speaker 5: Thank you. That's very sweet. It's weird. It's like sometimes
Speaker 5: you know, like you got to wonder.
Speaker 6: I don't know, you know, maybe path lives exist, maybe
Speaker 6: they don't, whatever, But it's like, why do we fit
Speaker 6: certain gloves that other people don't.
Speaker 5: I don't know, you know what I mean.
Speaker 6: I don't feel like it's something that I can say like, oh,
Speaker 6: I chose to do this, so whatever. I feel like
Speaker 6: it chose me and for whatever reason, it fits and great,
Speaker 6: but it's not for everybody.
Speaker 5: And I get that, you.
Speaker 6: Know what I mean.
Speaker 2: But also what a special calling because it's such an
Speaker 2: important part of the human life cycle and so many
Speaker 2: people shy away from it. Death makes so many people uncomfortable,
Speaker 2: big emotions, you know, sitting with people's pain makes a
Speaker 2: lot of people uncomfortable. And so I think, if it's
Speaker 2: something that you're capable of doing, it's such a gift.
Speaker 5: Yeah, thank you, And that's really sweet, amazing.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know if they' be related, but it
Speaker 2: feels like not an accident, that this is the next question,
Speaker 2: what do you consider your greatest achievement?
Speaker 5: That's interesting.
Speaker 6: I don't know, because I feel like there's so many
Speaker 6: different categories of achievements, you know, Like I feel like just.
Speaker 5: The fact that we have all done what we do
Speaker 5: for so long and still have so much light and
Speaker 5: love to you know, not broken yet, not broken yet,
Speaker 5: and I'm over far. We're kind of good. You guys
Speaker 5: did it?
Speaker 6: Like that's such an achievement, you know. But yeah, just
Speaker 6: I think like.
Speaker 5: Just navigating this life, this career.
Speaker 6: You know, we've gone through all individually, so many things,
Speaker 6: you know what I mean, friendships, you know, friend breakups,
Speaker 6: real breakups, family stuff, death things, you know, environmental things,
Speaker 6: worldly things, so many things.
Speaker 5: And I just feel like getting up each day and choosing.
Speaker 6: To have a positive attitude and looking at it like
Speaker 6: you can turn a palace into a prison or a
Speaker 6: prison into a palace, and today I'm making it all
Speaker 6: a palace. Like that is such an achievement in itself.
Speaker 6: And I feel like we don't like pat ourselves on
Speaker 6: the back enough just for making.
Speaker 5: It through the day.
Speaker 4: So yeah, especially for people who want to be hyper productive,
Speaker 4: it seems like no matter what we accomplished, there's still
Speaker 4: something that we're just looking at ourselves like, well, didn't
Speaker 4: do this, this and this. It's so hard to turn
Speaker 4: around and go, yeah, but look at all the things
Speaker 4: I did do today.
Speaker 6: Yes, it's like it's just you're always climbing the mountain
Speaker 6: and to just like stop and put up the tent
Speaker 6: for a second and go on a hill and.
Speaker 5: Look at all.
Speaker 3: Put a timer on it again. Yeah, that's it, she
Speaker 3: put a timer on the day done. I'm celebrating what
Speaker 3: I did and love this.
Speaker 5: Nobody bothered me. I'm celebrating.
Speaker 3: I'm using this. I have learned things. Okay, Uh, if
Speaker 3: you were to die and come back as a person
Speaker 3: or a thing, what would it be?
Speaker 5: Oh, I don't think I'd want to come back as.
Speaker 3: A thing or like an animal or tree you could get.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't trust other people enough to come back
Speaker 5: as an animal.
Speaker 3: That's smart. I well two kind of things.
Speaker 6: Like I always felt like when I die in this life,
Speaker 6: I want to be buried as like a mushroom or
Speaker 6: a cherry tree or something, do you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 6: But if I actually could be reincarnated something, oh my gosh,
Speaker 6: I'd come back as like I don't know like gretitune versusthing,
Speaker 6: you know what I mean, Like someone's so much more
Speaker 6: interesting than me. That's like really knocking off that to
Speaker 6: do list of things that we need to do, you know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that checks. She's lived a lot of lifetimes.
Speaker 5: You've lived a lot of lifetimes for sure, for sure. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I was still playing with barbies when I was her age. Man,
Speaker 3: I'm just I know that the moxie.
Speaker 5: Riding my bike till the street lights came on. That
Speaker 5: was my biggest worry.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, all right, so you're gonna come back
Speaker 3: as a do gooder. Yeah. The hospice thing was definitely
Speaker 3: a past life thing, Tori. There's a pattern here.
Speaker 5: I see what's going I could see that.
Speaker 6: I could see that definitely, Yeah, because it felt so
Speaker 6: natural too, And I feel like when things just fit
Speaker 6: and it's just like, oh, I've done this, I've been
Speaker 6: here before.
Speaker 3: This is the light for me.
Speaker 5: Then it's yeah, there's something connected to it for sure.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Okay, So if you could change one thing about yourself,
Speaker 4: what would it be.
Speaker 5: I would probably change.
Speaker 6: I feel like I can be like I feel like
Speaker 6: we all fall into this like hypercritical of myself or
Speaker 6: like we talked about like not feeling like I'm doing
Speaker 6: enough or you know what I mean, or you know,
Speaker 6: if my pants are too tight that day. Even though
Speaker 6: I'm like I look at my sister and my my
Speaker 6: my friends, I don't always like everyone's I could find
Speaker 6: something beautiful about anybody except for myself sometimes, and you.
Speaker 5: Know that's frustrating.
Speaker 6: I wish I could change that, because it's like to
Speaker 6: wake up and just feel comfortable in who you are
Speaker 6: all the time would be such like there's so many
Speaker 6: other things to worry about, and then you have that
Speaker 6: battle with yourself. You're like, well, I don't want to
Speaker 6: live in that like space where I'm so hyper aware
Speaker 6: of myself, like why do I feel this way?
Speaker 5: And then you continue to beat yourself up more over it.
Speaker 6: So I guess just that like hyper critical you know
Speaker 6: self that I feel like we all have. I don't
Speaker 6: think I've ever met somebody that doesn't have that.
Speaker 3: No, our generation with all we grew up with, you know,
Speaker 3: like we watch commercials our whole lives that were like girl,
Speaker 3: really such a.
Speaker 4: Yeah, here's all the ways you're inadequate, and here's all
Speaker 4: the things we can I offer you to fix it.
Speaker 2: All the things will try to sell you, so you
Speaker 2: hate yourself a little less. Congratulations and it's free. Yeah, exactly, Okay,
Speaker 2: I think we know, but maybe it is somewhere else.
Speaker 3: Who knows. Where would you most like to live?
Speaker 5: Michigan?
Speaker 3: I love it.
Speaker 5: I love it so much. I have the farm.
Speaker 6: And then my boyfriend and I actually just got a
Speaker 6: place together and it is built in nineteen sixteen. So
Speaker 6: I met her there are.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 6: So I'm just like, yeah, I just.
Speaker 5: Love I love Michigan.
Speaker 3: I don't know what it is.
Speaker 6: I have such a soul talk about other lives. I
Speaker 6: have such a soul connection to Lake Michigan and Michigan
Speaker 6: as state.
Speaker 5: I don't know why. I don't know where it came from,
Speaker 5: but it's here, and so yeah, I don't think i'd
Speaker 5: live anywhere else.
Speaker 3: Dollie, this is such good news, man.
Speaker 5: I love this for you.
Speaker 3: All Right, we've arrived at our twenty third question, and
Speaker 3: so we would love to know what is your most
Speaker 3: treasured possession?
Speaker 6: Gosh, because I have like three that came to mind.
Speaker 6: So I'm trying to see. I got a three, which
Speaker 6: one was my most treasured?
Speaker 5: I have this clock in my house that's mounted on
Speaker 5: my wall, and it's one that you have to wind up.
Speaker 6: And my parents when they met, they I came around
Speaker 6: three months later, and they knew they were going to
Speaker 6: be together and they wanted to live together. And they
Speaker 6: met while they were traveling, and so it was known
Speaker 6: that my mom was going to go live with my
Speaker 6: dad in New York. And before they got a house
Speaker 6: and before they went there, and within the first three
Speaker 6: months of their relationship, they bought a clock together.
Speaker 5: And I was like, what is the all I don't
Speaker 5: understand that that reasoning.
Speaker 6: It's like, we don't have a home yet, but this
Speaker 6: clock that's about this big makes sense to buy. And
Speaker 6: I have this little plaque on the inside that my
Speaker 6: mom had written that like something like like our love liberty,
Speaker 6: our time, our love will is timeless or something like that,
Speaker 6: which they're not togethered anymore, so that's fine, but I
Speaker 6: still have it, and I love it so much, and like,
Speaker 6: I just think it's so funny. I'm like, yeah, my
Speaker 6: parents bought that clock before they had a home. We're
Speaker 6: just meeting each other, and I love it. It's just
Speaker 6: like a little part of history that hangs in my kitchen.
Speaker 3: That's so romantic beautiful.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I love that.
Speaker 3: Oh man, this has been fun. I would have never
Speaker 3: known half of this stuff. I feel like I have
Speaker 3: so many more questions now I'm just busting yay. Yeah, yeah, Tori,
Speaker 3: this has been awesome. Are there any partied words that
Speaker 3: you want to share with the audience regarding like the
Speaker 3: strike or our business or what your hopes are for
Speaker 3: our industry.
Speaker 6: My hopes, as I think are with a lot of people,
Speaker 6: is that things will just come out fair, not that
Speaker 6: hard to be fair and take care of people. So
Speaker 6: that's my hopes with this strike, that you know, the
Speaker 6: greed will die down and the kindness and fairness will
Speaker 6: kind of like start building its way back up.
Speaker 5: And yeah, just to everybody, keep keep doing your thing.
Speaker 6: It's rough out there, but wake up, turn the turn
Speaker 6: the prison into a palace, and just keep breathing.
Speaker 4: You're the best things, Torri.
Speaker 3: Thank you so much for being here.
Speaker 6: Love seeing your coming, honey, Yay, We'll see you soon,
Speaker 6: you soon, guys.
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