Speaker 1: Still the Place with Laura Layton, Courtney thorn Smith.
Speaker 2: And Daphne's Aniga an iHeartRadio podcast. Hey guys, so we
Speaker 2: recently had a very fun conversation with the hosts of
Speaker 2: pod meats World. Oh my god. They had us play
Speaker 2: this game. It was a little terrifying, but very fun.
Speaker 2: We got to know each other.
Speaker 3: They're a great trio over there. And this is part
Speaker 3: two of our chat.
Speaker 4: So part one is on pod meats World, so be
Speaker 4: sure to head over there and catch part one and
Speaker 4: it's also out today and then you can listen to
Speaker 4: part two here A's Still the Place, and just know
Speaker 4: that the podswap was pre recorded.
Speaker 3: They had us play a game. What do you think
Speaker 3: of the game, Laura? It was so fun.
Speaker 5: It's just it got us thinking. So that's the teaser
Speaker 5: for this.
Speaker 3: Totally got me to learn more about you.
Speaker 5: You got your two shoes birthday?
Speaker 4: Okay, just and you degenerate?
Speaker 3: Yes, exactly, all right.
Speaker 4: Well, on that note, catch part one on podmeats World
Speaker 4: and listen here It's Still the Place for part two.
Speaker 3: Have fun.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 6: Our next question is did you ever get into trouble
Speaker 6: at school?
Speaker 5: And if so, what happened?
Speaker 7: Will.
Speaker 5: Do you have a good answer for Did you ever
Speaker 5: get in trouble at school?
Speaker 8: Uh?
Speaker 9: No, I was. I'm a total rule follower. I got
Speaker 9: trouble one time, but it wasn't my fault. I got
Speaker 9: caught with weed in high school, but.
Speaker 7: It was not my weed.
Speaker 9: We were at a pep rally and somebody dropped it
Speaker 9: on the ground. I picked it up and went look
Speaker 9: at this, and a teacher saw me holding it and brought.
Speaker 7: Me to the place nothing.
Speaker 5: Are you sure?
Speaker 7: Do you just misremember your alibi?
Speaker 10: Swear to God?
Speaker 7: No, I was so high I would have remembered it. No, no, no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 7: swear to God.
Speaker 4: And I was.
Speaker 9: You know, we've talked about how I will marijuana.
Speaker 7: Yeah, like weed, But no, I was not. It was
Speaker 7: not mine.
Speaker 9: It was not And the czy thing is the kid
Speaker 9: who actually dropped it ended up going to prison many
Speaker 9: years later.
Speaker 3: Well, how committed you are to being the good boys?
Speaker 5: Still?
Speaker 4: Like?
Speaker 11: No, I swear to God, I'll I'll take credit when
Speaker 11: it's mine.
Speaker 9: No, that was actually not mine. Caught a dimebag in
Speaker 9: school that wasn't mine.
Speaker 7: Caught by mister Hook.
Speaker 9: The science teacher would always go, mister Hook mister, and
Speaker 9: anytime somebody sneeze, you go, oh, get them up, somebody, guys, I.
Speaker 3: Think this is an episode from your show. You're confusing
Speaker 3: real life from.
Speaker 7: Yeah, the time Cory got caught with weed drinking episode.
Speaker 7: So I was watching Melrose. You guys did all the
Speaker 7: fun stuff on Melrose.
Speaker 3: Place when we were older. I was watching a couple
Speaker 3: of you guys' episodes.
Speaker 7: You were so young.
Speaker 2: I didn't realize you babies children eleven or twelve when
Speaker 2: she started.
Speaker 3: Yeah, younger, it seems so young. I just didn't know.
Speaker 3: I thought you guys were like older. But I knew
Speaker 3: my friendly Norris was in it.
Speaker 5: Oh yes, and he was a baby.
Speaker 2: You guys are all so young, yeah, and so good.
Speaker 9: I would come home for boy Mets World every Wednesday.
Speaker 9: I'd go to my Taco Bell with my roommate. We'd
Speaker 9: get our stuff and we would watch Mellow's Place every
Speaker 9: single really.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so young. It was sixteen when when the show started.
Speaker 7: I think sixteen or sevente when Melroe started. We'd watch
Speaker 7: every now oh that Michael, don't get me started.
Speaker 5: Courtney, what about you? Did you ever get in trouble
Speaker 5: at school?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 1: Even the question makes me get all such a little
Speaker 1: do gooder. I'm thinking, oh my god, and the only time.
Speaker 1: And it was so mean of them because I was
Speaker 1: a sophomore. I'd never done anything wrong, I'd never gotten
Speaker 1: in trouble. I was such a little do gooder kiss ass.
Speaker 1: And my sister was a senior, so I had a
Speaker 1: free period second period, so we would go home and
Speaker 1: watch Love Connection, so we were important. And then they
Speaker 1: said they called me into the office and said, we
Speaker 1: know you're leaving campus. You might not graduate. Isn't that mean?
Speaker 1: Like and it was just a pure It was so mean.
Speaker 1: Now I'm mad for myself, like if somebody feld my
Speaker 1: kid heads with. So I did get in trouble, but
Speaker 1: I don't think I was really in trouble. I think
Speaker 1: they were trying to secare me straight, and they did straight.
Speaker 7: I'm not going to graduate.
Speaker 1: I still can't watch Love Connection.
Speaker 5: Trauma. Trauma was traumatizing. Writer. Did you ever get in
Speaker 5: trouble at school?
Speaker 10: Oh? Yeah, yeah, you guys remember I got kicked out
Speaker 10: in kindergarten. But it was actually in first grade a
Speaker 10: time that I remember. It really affected me. My co host, No,
Speaker 10: I love the rain, I love it when it rains. Uh,
Speaker 10: And so when I was a kid, I used to
Speaker 10: love the rain. And we were at school and there
Speaker 10: were giant puddles everywhere, and I decided to be jumping
Speaker 10: from puddle to puddle, jumped into this big muddy puddle
Speaker 10: and was suddenly grabbed by a teacher who was wearing
Speaker 10: a white fur coat that I had just completely splattered
Speaker 10: with mud. And man, this woman just lost it on me. Uh,
Speaker 10: you know, probably too much. So, but I had to
Speaker 10: write a huge letter of apology and I just remember
Speaker 10: crying and then but I remember it was it was
Speaker 10: one of those good lessons because like I felt so bad,
Speaker 10: and then my mom like was like, let's write her,
Speaker 10: let's write the letter of apology, and let's do the thing.
Speaker 10: But recognize this woman, this woman got a little crazy,
Speaker 10: Like you were a kid jumping into puddles. It's okay,
Speaker 10: Like you didn't. You weren't trying to like do something wrong.
Speaker 10: You were trying to splash her. And so it was
Speaker 10: a good lesson for me, and like, oh you you can,
Speaker 10: you know, affect somebody else. You could have done the
Speaker 10: wrong thing, but it maybe wasn't that bad, Like you didn't,
Speaker 10: you know, but I still had to write the letter
Speaker 10: of apology, and I remember sitting there writing, kind of teacher,
Speaker 10: where's a white first focus elementary school kids?
Speaker 7: A gardener?
Speaker 5: You're teaching?
Speaker 10: It was probably so, it probably was not real for
Speaker 10: for whatever, you know, I ruined her coat or she
Speaker 10: had to get it dry cleaned, you know, Yes, don't
Speaker 10: wear white.
Speaker 1: Yes you overreacted for wearing But very good parenting moment
Speaker 1: for your mom. That's wonderfully done.
Speaker 5: Well done mom, that is a good one. Good Laura,
Speaker 5: do you have one? Did you ever get in trouble?
Speaker 12: Well?
Speaker 4: I was actually kicked out of kindergarten too, and so
Speaker 4: I was.
Speaker 5: I still have a memory of this.
Speaker 4: I burned in class out loud, and I thought it
Speaker 4: was the funniest thing ever. And I laughed about it
Speaker 4: and I got sent out to the hallway for being disruptive.
Speaker 7: I sat in the hallway.
Speaker 5: Just going col I thought.
Speaker 4: It was so funny, Like I don't know, I was
Speaker 4: super disruptive. But my husband has a really great getting
Speaker 4: in trouble at school story, and I wish.
Speaker 3: He was telling it because he went to a Catholic.
Speaker 4: School where for too long a story all the reasons
Speaker 4: I can't.
Speaker 3: He was slapped by one of the nuns.
Speaker 4: Yeah, something happened where he then he reached out to
Speaker 4: say sister, and when he reached out, like to touch
Speaker 4: her shoulder from it, he pulled her habit off a
Speaker 4: Catholic school, and this was in high school. So I'm
Speaker 4: sort of telling his story and it's not my story
Speaker 4: at all to tell, but anyway, it's it's a pretty
Speaker 4: good giddy in trouble story, much better than birding as
Speaker 4: a kindergartener.
Speaker 9: Six people on a zoom and two have been kicked
Speaker 9: out of kindergarten?
Speaker 7: How that positive?
Speaker 10: I was? I was suspended for multiple days, but but
Speaker 10: I was allowed back in the class. I did not
Speaker 10: get kicked out of the entire class.
Speaker 1: But why were you suspended?
Speaker 10: I don't want to tell you. Yeah, yeah, but it
Speaker 10: was it was like my third or fourth time being
Speaker 10: sent to the principal's office. That's why it was like
Speaker 10: the whole year was just awful. I was always in trouble,
Speaker 10: and rightfully so, like I was a disruptive little kid
Speaker 10: like I was. You know, when you're an actor, man,
Speaker 10: you're you want the attention, uh and you don't want
Speaker 10: to listen to another.
Speaker 7: You know, flastroom is your audience, That's what it is.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Daphne, you ever get in trouble?
Speaker 3: And so jesus listen.
Speaker 2: I'm I'm just gonna I'm going to pick one that
Speaker 2: comes to mind that is Karma's involved. And I think
Speaker 2: it's a good lesson for those that it might be
Speaker 2: listening and going ooh, I want to get in trouble.
Speaker 3: So I was playing hooky.
Speaker 2: I think this was seventh grade, and some kids convinced
Speaker 2: me to go play hooky and I was just felt
Speaker 2: so guilty, so guilty. So about several blocks away there
Speaker 2: was a payphone, remember those, And I called my mother
Speaker 2: and I said, Mom, I'm going to play hooky.
Speaker 3: I've already left campus. I'm with my friends.
Speaker 2: Please don't say no, because I'm going to feel so
Speaker 2: embarrassed because they're right here watching me call you and
Speaker 2: I already feel like an idiot. And she's like, oh, honey,
Speaker 2: I don't think that's a good idea. And I said, Mom,
Speaker 2: please don't make me go back. And she said all right,
Speaker 2: but don't make a habit of it, okay.
Speaker 3: So I said, okay, love.
Speaker 4: You, mom.
Speaker 3: So I'm like, yeah, she's cool. Let's go. So we
Speaker 3: went up to Tilden Park, which is a park above
Speaker 3: Berkeley where I was.
Speaker 2: And we all hung out for the afternoon. We go
Speaker 2: back to school and one person came down with poison
Speaker 2: oak all over her money, and it was me, Oh,
Speaker 2: no one else got it, But I was like, horrible
Speaker 2: poison oak grashes everywhere, just that red klumi us.
Speaker 3: My mom's putting calumi motion, like honey, I told you, you
Speaker 3: just make half it of it.
Speaker 2: So uh, that was the most innocent trouble I ever
Speaker 2: got in.
Speaker 5: Oh my gosh, but.
Speaker 3: It just it was It was Uh.
Speaker 2: I just thought it was really funny because I'm like,
Speaker 2: nobody else got it, you know, so careful, be careful
Speaker 2: your choice.
Speaker 5: Be careful when you ditch school.
Speaker 6: I was also a real goody goodye all through school
Speaker 6: I was.
Speaker 5: I was pretty much a rule follower.
Speaker 6: I didn't there were definitely times when I was school
Speaker 6: age that I got in trouble with my mom. My
Speaker 6: mom was very on top of everything she knew. When
Speaker 6: you know, there's a real funny story about getting caught
Speaker 6: smoking where similar to Will's story where he found a
Speaker 6: bag of weed and it wasn't his. I tried to
Speaker 6: say that was my situation.
Speaker 5: Oh, I was not smoking.
Speaker 6: I was standing in a group of people and they
Speaker 6: were smoking, and then all of us got in trouble,
Speaker 6: but we did not. And then I there was a
Speaker 6: the police officer who stopped us said because we had
Speaker 6: we had the cigarettes on us and he said, I
Speaker 6: like tried to physically run away and he said stop
Speaker 6: or I will have to make this an on site arrest.
Speaker 6: And that just really bothered me because I turned around
Speaker 6: and I went.
Speaker 5: Are in all arrests off site? It didn't make any
Speaker 5: sense to me.
Speaker 6: And then he was really upset with me that I
Speaker 6: that I yelled that back, But that had nothing to
Speaker 6: do with school, so that's that can't be it. But
Speaker 6: the only time I kind of got in trouble was
Speaker 6: with my chemistry teacher. And I was just a super
Speaker 6: talkative kid and I was always talking and I did
Speaker 6: not like chemistry. And it was the day of my
Speaker 6: sixteenth birthday and I was going to get my license
Speaker 6: and I was super excited and everyone knew was my
Speaker 6: birthday and that I was going.
Speaker 5: And the person next to me was like, are you
Speaker 5: going to get your license? And I was like yes,
Speaker 5: as soon as this class is over, then I'm leaving.
Speaker 6: My mom's making me up and it was like great,
Speaker 6: And of course our teacher turns around like Danielle and
Speaker 6: I said, yeah, what is it?
Speaker 5: Do you want to share with the whole class? And
Speaker 5: I was like, I was just saying.
Speaker 6: That I'm going that I was going to get my
Speaker 6: license after this and that I'm really excited. And he
Speaker 6: was like, I'm so sick of you talking during my class.
Speaker 6: I promise you chemistry has a better chance of helping
Speaker 6: you in your future than you talking. And I would
Speaker 6: just like to say we're wrong, you wrong. Okay, what
Speaker 6: is something you enjoy doing even though you aren't very
Speaker 6: good at it? I'll go first because I know mine
Speaker 6: very quickly. Bowling. I'm not that great at bowling.
Speaker 7: But I really really like it.
Speaker 5: I think it's so much fun.
Speaker 7: Will do you have one sex? Probably? I love it.
Speaker 7: It's a lot of fun. I could probably be better.
Speaker 7: I didn't know you're not that good at it, just
Speaker 7: assuming just a look.
Speaker 9: I would imagine, I mean, I imagine for me to get
Speaker 9: better at it, it has to last a lot longer
Speaker 9: than it does.
Speaker 7: So I, uh, yeah, no, no, I don't know im.
Speaker 9: You know, bowling is a good one, Golf is another
Speaker 9: good one.
Speaker 1: It's not.
Speaker 7: I'll stick with sex. That's Laura.
Speaker 5: What about you? What's something you enjoy doing even if
Speaker 5: you're not very good at it?
Speaker 4: Pick a ball? I'm playing pick a ball with a
Speaker 4: group of middle aged ladies and I would say most
Speaker 4: of them are way better than I am, and I
Speaker 4: still love it.
Speaker 3: I'm like, they'll still play with me.
Speaker 4: And I'm just really mediocredit.
Speaker 5: I love that. I love that, Courtney, do you have one?
Speaker 1: The first thing that came to me was singing and dancing,
Speaker 1: which is why I do it alone. So that's how
Speaker 1: I do sex.
Speaker 3: And you don't like yourself, I could.
Speaker 7: Be better myself. I could be better with myself.
Speaker 2: Well, play very good so singing and dancing, court Yeah.
Speaker 1: When I was on Ally McBeal, there was a scene
Speaker 1: where my character had to sing badly and Vonda Shepherd,
Speaker 1: who's a wonderful singer who's a musical and when in
Speaker 1: the studio for me to record my bad singing, and
Speaker 1: I sort of worked on something I was going to
Speaker 1: do and I sang it once and she said, well,
Speaker 1: can't get any worse than that. We're done, and yeah,
Speaker 1: because I was super trying to sing back.
Speaker 7: Yeah I nailed it.
Speaker 1: Was but not as tar as I think. And then
Speaker 1: people are saying you all to sing well to singing
Speaker 1: that bad, and I was like, I wish that was
Speaker 1: the case.
Speaker 7: That is thin.
Speaker 5: Yeah that's a good one, writer, What about you?
Speaker 10: I have the same answer singing, uh and all music,
Speaker 10: like you know, guitar, piano. It's like I'm I'm, I'm
Speaker 10: I understand it. I'm just good enough to be able
Speaker 10: to enjoy it, but I would never do it in
Speaker 10: front of other people, you know what I mean, Like
Speaker 10: it's just not but I love singing, especially like it's
Speaker 10: just the best feeling in the world. But I'm horrible
Speaker 10: at it, but you know, but I'll keep doing it
Speaker 10: because yeah, when in.
Speaker 3: La drive all the time, So yeah.
Speaker 10: I love it, right, Yeah, totally.
Speaker 5: Daphne, Is there anything bad at that?
Speaker 10: That's yeah.
Speaker 2: I had when I was uh just graduated high school.
Speaker 2: I was seventeen and I was auditioning for a summer
Speaker 2: stock and the only summer stock company in the area
Speaker 2: was a musical and I was like young and I
Speaker 2: even I auditioned and I had a song from Oliver
Speaker 2: and I had a monologue from uh Glass Menagerie, and
Speaker 2: I did both and I was like, I had three
Speaker 2: starts to the piano.
Speaker 3: I was like, can you just they did? Dude, can
Speaker 3: you just tell me? I didn't know when to start.
Speaker 2: I knew nothing, and so anyway, I got through the
Speaker 2: song and I got through the monologue, and the director
Speaker 2: of the whole thing.
Speaker 3: Said, okay, my love, well you can't sing. I love
Speaker 3: the young actress, so I'm going to bring you on
Speaker 3: the company. Please just lip sync, move your mouth and
Speaker 3: have nothing come out. And I'm like, you mean, I
Speaker 3: got in I know. It's like you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: It's like, so I will uh so I know I
Speaker 2: can't sing, And that was very clear the very beginning
Speaker 2: of my career.
Speaker 3: So I was just won't go down that road.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna go over here.
Speaker 5: That's so funny.
Speaker 6: My dad has a similar story where he was in
Speaker 6: everyone had to do choir and they were like it
Speaker 6: does you.
Speaker 5: Know it's not you don't need to be good. Everyone
Speaker 5: has to be a part of it.
Speaker 6: And then the music teacher was like listening to everybody
Speaker 6: and he's like, okay, I'm just gonna have everyone be
Speaker 6: quiet except for this group over here. And he kept
Speaker 6: going until he got to my dad and then was like,
Speaker 6: will you just mouth the words somebody is dragging?
Speaker 5: Oh my gosh.
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Speaker 6: Okay, so we have time for one more question. What
Speaker 6: job would you be interested in trying just for a day.
Speaker 6: From the time I was young, all I wanted to
Speaker 6: be was a waitress.
Speaker 7: That's it.
Speaker 5: I wanted to do it so badly. I've wanted to
Speaker 5: be a waitress.
Speaker 6: I still to this day think I would love it.
Speaker 6: I think it would be I know it's exhausting. I
Speaker 6: know my feet would definitely hurt. I would probably be
Speaker 6: very sick of the public, all of those things.
Speaker 5: But there is something.
Speaker 6: About it that I love and I don't know exactly
Speaker 6: what it is.
Speaker 5: I don't know if it's that there's a lot of they.
Speaker 10: Just going talking and like friendly, feel good about themselves,
Speaker 10: bringing them their food.
Speaker 6: And also constantly, Yeah, if you've got if you've got
Speaker 6: time to lean, you've got time to clean, Like there's
Speaker 6: always something to do, you know, like you've got new tables,
Speaker 6: you've got turnover, you've got to remember stuff. People need
Speaker 6: their ranch or they need to ketch up, or they
Speaker 6: drop the fork, or you've got to reheat something or
Speaker 6: someone made a mistake.
Speaker 5: I like that.
Speaker 9: I don't know, it just seems like kind waitress would
Speaker 9: you be though, because I sit like I was going
Speaker 9: to say, like the you know, I need to and
Speaker 9: eve on a raft the wreck them like that kind
Speaker 9: of like that.
Speaker 6: Kind of I wouldn't be a themed waitress really. I
Speaker 6: don't enjoy a thief costume. Yes, but got fifties a
Speaker 6: fifties diner waitress.
Speaker 5: Yeah, where like there's.
Speaker 3: Milk nakes from Alice.
Speaker 5: Yes, that's exactly a big kind of what the.
Speaker 3: Little coffee and he doesn't want to hear about it
Speaker 3: and kind.
Speaker 6: Of yeah, tossing the coffee in the mod That's that's
Speaker 6: what I would do. I just I want to do it,
Speaker 6: all right, who's next?
Speaker 5: Who's got a good one?
Speaker 10: I'll jump in because mine is very similar. I would
Speaker 10: love to work in a restaurant, but in the kitchen.
Speaker 7: I just I know, up.
Speaker 5: Great idea.
Speaker 7: I know it's like really hard work.
Speaker 10: So it's the perfect job that I would only want
Speaker 10: to do for a day, you know, Jesus experience it.
Speaker 10: But there's also something about kitchens that remind me of
Speaker 10: like backstage at the theater.
Speaker 5: Right, It's like that.
Speaker 10: Energy of like we're presenting something and we're trying to
Speaker 10: make it this satisfying, emotionally great experience and and I
Speaker 10: don't know, food Like all of that just sounds so
Speaker 10: exciting to me, but I know it is a grueling life. Yeah,
Speaker 10: you know, it wears you down. So it's a perfect
Speaker 10: job for just one day. I'd love to work in
Speaker 10: a kitchen one time.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Laura, you got one.
Speaker 3: I'm struggling.
Speaker 4: There's a couple parts of this question, and I'm really
Speaker 4: struggling with Like, first I kind of wanted a caveat,
Speaker 4: like am I going to.
Speaker 3: Be good at it for this day?
Speaker 4: Like that may be that's important like to my thought process,
Speaker 4: because there's a lot of things I'd like to do,
Speaker 4: but like I want to know that i'd be good
Speaker 4: at it before. I love to like direct live television
Speaker 4: like that adrenaline of like, you know, making these decisions
Speaker 4: of this happening now go go there like that that
Speaker 4: idea that I don't have any I've never had any experience,
Speaker 4: you know, in the truck or whatever that happening. Maybe
Speaker 4: even just being a fly on the wall would satisfy
Speaker 4: my curiosity. But that sounds really cool. And I've worked
Speaker 4: in a lot of restaurants. I'm just saying that one
Speaker 4: was I've been a bartender, I've been a waitress, I've
Speaker 4: been a cocktail waitress. I you know, know how to
Speaker 4: bus tables, and I've done it all, so yeah, I couldn't.
Speaker 6: That was directing life TV is a great one, though,
Speaker 6: You're right, that adrenaline rush and like having all that power.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like that just seems like such an exciting scare me.
Speaker 4: But I also kind of want the reassurance that no,
Speaker 4: I'll succeed at and I won't like screw it up,
Speaker 4: but I just want to try it.
Speaker 6: I think.
Speaker 2: Two things came to mind. I've done I've only bus tables.
Speaker 2: I've never waited, but things, these two things came to mind.
Speaker 2: To be a lawyer, and I'm going I'm gonna jump.
Speaker 3: I don't care if I'm good or not. I just
Speaker 3: want to see what it's like.
Speaker 2: I mean, I would have to have some experience as
Speaker 2: being a lawyer. But my husband says, you'd be a
Speaker 2: great lawyer. You love to freak and argue your point
Speaker 2: to the death, and.
Speaker 3: I like, yeah, what makes you say that? You explain yourself.
Speaker 3: But I have a better point than you, and I'll
Speaker 3: prove it.
Speaker 2: A lawyer or a therapist for one day, because beyond
Speaker 2: that second, if you don't listen to my advice and
Speaker 2: you go back and be your stupid self and make
Speaker 2: all this mistake, life is long.
Speaker 3: You'll figure it out, but don't call me again shut
Speaker 3: them out.
Speaker 5: If I give you advice, you better take it.
Speaker 2: But those are the two that I think will be
Speaker 2: really cool and high stakes, you know, in the courtroom
Speaker 2: and for a lawyer and for a therapist to be
Speaker 2: the one on one with another whole, you know, person
Speaker 2: with the and what I could find out and how
Speaker 2: I might help them without anyway. There's just such skill
Speaker 2: to it, you know that we all probably know because
Speaker 2: we've all. I've been in therapy for twenty something years.
Speaker 2: I just think that would be fun for a day again,
Speaker 2: for a day. Yeah, there are days I'm in there
Speaker 2: and I'm like.
Speaker 3: How the hell do you do this?
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, I'm back again, and I remember
Speaker 2: saying to her, I'm too smart for this.
Speaker 3: You already taught me this one.
Speaker 7: What am I doing here now?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 3: So I think those two would be really fun and exhilarating.
Speaker 5: Courtney, what about you for one day?
Speaker 1: I was thinking nursery school teacher, because when my son
Speaker 1: was little, I loved working in the classroom, but there
Speaker 1: was this point where it was fun, fun, and I
Speaker 1: was so happy I got to leave. Yeah, it's a lot,
Speaker 1: So I think one day would be yummy and perfect.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well, what's a job you'd have for a day?
Speaker 9: Again, going back to what Laura said, if if I'm
Speaker 9: good at it, I'd like.
Speaker 7: To be a surgeon for a day.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that would suck. Yeah, that would suck.
Speaker 5: I wasn't good.
Speaker 9: So if I was good at it, I'd like to
Speaker 9: be a surgeon. If if it's not about skilled and
Speaker 9: I'd like to do something since my life is so.
Speaker 7: I don't know, it's not very what you know, be
Speaker 7: considered like.
Speaker 9: A manly, masculine kind of outdoorsy job. So maybe something
Speaker 9: like a lagger or a minor or something where I'm
Speaker 9: it's so different than what I do.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm probably not the amount of.
Speaker 11: The environment, no, but something like that, like you know,
Speaker 11: work in a garage or work with the giant tools
Speaker 11: and making machines like something like that would be very
Speaker 11: cool for a day.
Speaker 7: Or working on somebody's brain.
Speaker 4: If I know what I'm doing right, What if we
Speaker 4: combine all these ideas for a day while being invisible surgeon.
Speaker 5: I would have chosen to read mind. So I just
Speaker 5: hear everybody going, what the hell is.
Speaker 7: Single thing?
Speaker 5: She's not writ and stuff down?
Speaker 6: She's never gonna remember my clear table please, and school teacher.
Speaker 5: I think that.
Speaker 3: Invisible therapist. That would be good.
Speaker 5: It would be great.
Speaker 3: Are you talking to yourself?
Speaker 7: What's happening?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 5: Thank you all for joining us.
Speaker 3: So much fun. Can we do this again?
Speaker 5: Yes, so much fun.
Speaker 6: Make sure you check out Still the Place, The Melrose
Speaker 6: Place podcast with our lovely ladies here, Courtney, Laura, Daphney.
Speaker 6: Thank you guys so much for joining us.
Speaker 3: Thank you for hearing us.
Speaker 5: This was really fun, and we we should do this again.
Speaker 6: Even if we don't do the same game, we should
Speaker 6: do something else together because paintable, I'm in.
Speaker 7: What you imagine? You're not good at sex?
Speaker 8: Will okay?
Speaker 5: Thank you so much. It was really fun.
Speaker 12: Thank you.
Speaker 5: Wishing I mess bye
Speaker 2: H