Speaker 1: The Flex and Frooms Daily podcast.
Speaker 2: Sweet Angels and Freaks, we are back. The potty is
Speaker 2: our favorite to do. It's a little bit late, but
Speaker 2: it's better late than ever. We want to discuss our
Speaker 2: ins and out they have been published, well mine has
Speaker 2: from me. Didn't do one, but she might this year.
Speaker 2: But we do have thoughts and we will share them solicitedly.
Speaker 1: Let's go Flex and Frooms.
Speaker 3: Flexy. Hello, I've been in the trenches this past year, single,
Speaker 3: loving it, and I have noticed.
Speaker 4: I won't stop you, then please continue.
Speaker 3: I've noticed a very particular thing that straight men do
Speaker 3: with regards to floating okay, and I've come up with
Speaker 3: this system. It's called the cordial system. Cordial, the Cordy system.
Speaker 3: I'm not talking about being polite. I'm talking about Cotty's cordial.
Speaker 2: Yeah, shps, sweps to a lime cordial. It's not it's
Speaker 2: okay again, let's not get into my.
Speaker 3: Cotty's girl p But do you I believe that there
Speaker 3: is like a weakness and a potency to men's flirting.
Speaker 3: And I don't know about what is the most potent,
Speaker 3: but I've decided what is the most weak diluted flirting.
Speaker 2: There is cordial is such a good way to describe this.
Speaker 3: It is because you can go too sweet, you can
Speaker 3: go too much, the most piss week type of flirting
Speaker 3: slash cordial. It's a little trickle is the love heart
Speaker 3: on Instagram Instagram Zuckerberg? Whoever else is working in the building?
Speaker 3: When and why did you start that function?
Speaker 4: Wait? Like love hiding storyhearting the story?
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah. It used to be like the bar should be
Speaker 3: so low send a fire emoji. That was the lowest
Speaker 3: of the bar. Now the bar has gone underground, We've
Speaker 3: dug deeper, and I'm just not about it. It's like
Speaker 3: you m okay.
Speaker 2: I would say it wouldn't be the lowest of the
Speaker 2: low if it was followed up by a more intense
Speaker 2: dose of cordial. But I think the issue is people
Speaker 2: use the love part like story response as an indication
Speaker 2: of interest for you to come in and do a
Speaker 2: hero dose of flirting back, and it's just not realistic.
Speaker 2: It's not And might I add, over the last year,
Speaker 2: I've really been nurturing my male friendships because there's something
Speaker 2: about being friends with a man really opened you up
Speaker 2: to the world. And it's one thing that I've gathered
Speaker 2: we rarely think the same, and it's very surprising to me.
Speaker 2: And I was told by some men who get near
Speaker 2: it quite a bit, who have quite a lot of
Speaker 2: female company, that they do this thing where they sustain
Speaker 2: plenty of online interactions simply for validation, with no intention
Speaker 2: of shutting it down because it feels good, but with
Speaker 2: every intention to dodge any real display of like propositioning them.
Speaker 2: That to me, I'm like, how do you have the time?
Speaker 2: I saw damn spapes, I saw evidence and these girls
Speaker 2: were laying it.
Speaker 4: I'm thick.
Speaker 3: Of course, it's freaking me.
Speaker 1: Out, flex and frooms.
Speaker 3: I know it's mid Jen. We're coming out middle Jen.
Speaker 3: That's one twenty fourth of the way through the year
Speaker 3: already huge. But of course, a big thing that happened
Speaker 3: last year at the tail end was ins and outs.
Speaker 3: Every man and their dog on Instagram was posting their
Speaker 3: ins and outs. A changing by them.
Speaker 4: No, I didn't either, Why not last year?
Speaker 3: This year? This year?
Speaker 2: Yeah, at the tail end you did it before, though,
Speaker 2: I get what you're saying. Yeah, twenty twenty three predictions
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty.
Speaker 3: Two, correct, I didn't do any Yeah, because I just
Speaker 3: thought only that to the experts, I was on kind
Speaker 3: of like a digital hiatus, which was part of my
Speaker 3: in and out.
Speaker 2: One hundred percent, and that was a very hot thing
Speaker 2: for you to do. They definitely caught me. Look, mine
Speaker 2: was requested. Actually I didn't just decide to do it,
Speaker 2: it was requested, and they caught me at the tail
Speaker 2: end of what would be my digital hiatus as well,
Speaker 2: So you know, you got in why you can. But
Speaker 2: for those who aren't aware, ins and outs lists are
Speaker 2: exactly what they sound like, a list of things, people, objects,
Speaker 2: behaviors that are in for the upcoming year and also
Speaker 2: out for the upcoming year. Some people approach it like
Speaker 2: a prediction to say what they're predicting to be in
Speaker 2: and out, and some people approach it like guidelines for
Speaker 2: the next year.
Speaker 3: And some people use it just as gags.
Speaker 2: Oh, also that more room for gags in the upcoming year.
Speaker 2: I really enjoyed mine. We got to clean eighteen thousand likes,
Speaker 2: so it's fair to say that others enjoyed it as well.
Speaker 3: Eighteen one eight, triple zero. That's even for you. That's
Speaker 3: a lot.
Speaker 4: Plenty five figure.
Speaker 3: Babe, far out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, Jesus Christ, can you read out some of yourse?
Speaker 2: I think we should do in the podcast?
Speaker 3: True, shouldn't we? Okay? And since I didn't really have
Speaker 3: any there is a meme page called Insane clown Pussee posse.
Speaker 3: It's possy, is it? It's simply possy part of me?
Speaker 3: Insane clown persee.
Speaker 4: What let's let's bring up the stag anyway?
Speaker 2: Hold on, hold on, hold on, because you're rushing me, babe,
Speaker 2: insane not you are right.
Speaker 3: It's insane clown pusses.
Speaker 4: It's with a you.
Speaker 3: Aah, Insane clown pussee? Did it? Ins and Outs list?
Speaker 4: You said it every time you have to start.
Speaker 3: That's free press. I must say we be implicated, So
Speaker 3: ins and outs before you share yours, of course, I'm
Speaker 3: going to share the ones from Insane clown Pussee. That's
Speaker 3: got two underscores between each word. Yes, and the picture
Speaker 3: is Marilyn Monroe dress as a clown obsessed quite disconcerting.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, they terrify me. They're savage the account holder.
Speaker 3: The account holder totally anonymous when they first sat, which.
Speaker 4: I'm obsessed with.
Speaker 2: Actually, it's very bold to be gaining so much notoriety
Speaker 2: and to do it in in an anonymous way true.
Speaker 3: When they first started, I think they posted like six things,
Speaker 3: and instantly I was like, this is the funny thing
Speaker 3: ever said. I messaged him in saying who are you
Speaker 3: when they said, I'm not telling, and I thought my
Speaker 3: Kings and Queen twenty twenty three, In and outs blue
Speaker 3: and pink already, that's saying for me in boy boss
Speaker 3: out ooh alas.
Speaker 2: You're giving English teacher to doing an analysis. This is what
Speaker 2: the author meant.
Speaker 3: Here are some of the ins and outs that I
Speaker 3: think are applicable to us. Workplace bullying is this in?
Speaker 3: This is in? Okay, workplace bullying yep in spray tands,
Speaker 3: sure feet, yeah, huge, Sorry.
Speaker 4: It's happening again.
Speaker 5: Applying for compensation by masking your pandemic weight gain as
Speaker 5: a vaccine related injury.
Speaker 3: Okay, Laughing as queer by saying partner with boyfriends, oh
Speaker 3: my go. And finally lands bring back the binary.
Speaker 4: It was the boyfriend say it's a boyfriend.
Speaker 3: Okay. Outs. These are ones that I feel are quite savage,
Speaker 3: maybe towards us. Outs, be real, that's your community. I've
Speaker 3: had an higher education.
Speaker 4: That's still your community.
Speaker 3: White women starting podcasts fifty fifty, so that we're implicated
Speaker 3: play please oh yeah, sorry about me tooth gems, finally
Speaker 3: adding we'll see on the end of every word.
Speaker 2: Okay, so just say we were the muse because that's
Speaker 2: six for six.
Speaker 3: That hurt. But I feel like we need to address
Speaker 3: it on the podcast Insane clam Puss.
Speaker 2: Love your work. I stand by it. Not everyone can
Speaker 2: do a full mouth of tooth gems. I think what's
Speaker 2: our is a singular tooth gem. I agree, because it's
Speaker 2: what it's saying is. I want to be slightly alternative,
Speaker 2: but I'm still very mindful of not being judged.
Speaker 3: I'm still very mindful of my enamel.
Speaker 4: Oh but my dentist does it, so it's chill. Do
Speaker 4: you know what it is?
Speaker 2: It's like when people get get tattoos on, like their
Speaker 2: hand or their neck, but they're tiny, like one centimeter.
Speaker 4: If you're gonna suck it out, fuck it up.
Speaker 1: Facts.
Speaker 2: So what are your ins just off the dome Telly
Speaker 2: Tubbo culture. Okay, yeah, that's strong for you.
Speaker 3: It's just like I see Telly tubbies that make me happy.
Speaker 3: I see your predictions or your guidelines. Vibes Okay, three
Speaker 3: vibes es are out. Unfortunately, I know, but that's I
Speaker 3: don't believe in ins and outs. I just believe in
Speaker 3: themes Telly Tubbies thinking about Telly Tubby's. I like things
Speaker 3: that make me happy, and Telly Tubbies make me. That's
Speaker 3: about it.
Speaker 2: Healing you in a child and you Yeah, look, as
Speaker 2: we know, my ins and outs are all about, like
Speaker 2: we said, cracking open the heart canal, letting the world
Speaker 2: see the real you. But also the internet just made
Speaker 2: me really angry last year, but not in like an
Speaker 2: active way, and like this is a really sad way.
Speaker 2: Like I'm so sick of this. I'm so sick of
Speaker 2: looking at like internet discourse. I'm so sick of seeing
Speaker 2: everyone getting offended at everything. I'm so sick of people
Speaker 2: overcompensating debilitating self esteem with having a god complex.
Speaker 4: It's so lame, do you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Like it's just so lame. I'm like, let's switch it up.
Speaker 2: If you are manic depressed, just do that without trying
Speaker 2: to make it a branding experience.
Speaker 4: It's all good.
Speaker 3: How do we switch it up while still talking about
Speaker 3: important things?
Speaker 2: I think there's a there's a level of matter of
Speaker 2: factness that's missing. Like I noticed all these conversations get
Speaker 2: framed in the same way, they get approached in the
Speaker 2: same way. They're following the same script. Like you know,
Speaker 2: we end up talking about important issues the same way
Speaker 2: these disclaimers, these like I recognize and no cut it,
Speaker 2: get it, just just like straight from like like we said,
Speaker 2: from the heart to the brain, out the gullet just
Speaker 2: say it, live it, be it, feel it.
Speaker 3: It's the culture within the culture that makes the disclaimers important.
Speaker 3: Otherwise they're gonna roast you further.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but then if that's where we're at, there's only
Speaker 2: one way out, and that's through. But some of my
Speaker 2: inn's emotional vulnerability I want to see I'm not talking
Speaker 2: crying on the internet, but the full spectrum of emotion.
Speaker 2: I'm really excited to see. If you're feeling jealous, I
Speaker 2: want to see that come through, you know, if you're
Speaker 2: feeling hurt, let's put that out there. Not everything is
Speaker 2: just like one dimensional sad, happy range. Okay, I'm excited
Speaker 2: to see. I want to see people bailing when things.
Speaker 4: Are really hard.
Speaker 2: I just seen people go through a lot of hard
Speaker 2: stuff in masts, like the character developed character development thing.
Speaker 2: I'm like, it's okay to say things are hard and
Speaker 2: then just bail. You don't have to endure like cheating
Speaker 2: or like a shitty work environment or bad friend, just
Speaker 2: for like.
Speaker 3: You know, I gotta get through it. No, I gotta
Speaker 3: get through it.
Speaker 2: Just leave blocking people. I think we don't do that enough.
Speaker 2: So let's bring that back. Let's make monogamy cool, not
Speaker 2: making non monogamy uncool, but just like validating people who
Speaker 2: are able to stay in those traditional situations.
Speaker 3: Well, that's what I want.
Speaker 1: That's hot.
Speaker 2: Now some out some outs hating slow walkers. I'm so
Speaker 2: off it. It's very boring. It's pineapple pizza vibes. I'm
Speaker 2: not into it. Asking people to guess your age, your ethnicity,
Speaker 2: or your star sign.
Speaker 3: Get it, I mean star star are not allow. I'm
Speaker 3: bored by.
Speaker 2: It because then it gets into the old how'd you
Speaker 2: the truth over? Buying stuff to self soothe. We've got
Speaker 2: to start, We've got to be better. You don't do it,
Speaker 2: but a lot of us do. Hating androids, Oh mate, No,
Speaker 2: it's very boring. Sorry, it's very boring them because I
Speaker 2: could never be them. Okay, I admire two more fighting
Speaker 2: in the comments. I don't want to see it take
Speaker 2: it to your group chats.
Speaker 3: I like it. Keep my engagement up.
Speaker 2: You can engage in the comments, fighting in the comments,
Speaker 2: get a hobby or a job, respectability politics. Sometimes you
Speaker 2: just have to give it to people the way they
Speaker 2: need to hear it. And sometimes that's mean.
Speaker 3: Whoa when you mean it hits different.
Speaker 2: I know, but that's why I just feel like I
Speaker 2: don't want that for people, but sometimes they need to
Speaker 2: have it scared. The best littles are cackling lit and
Speaker 2: if we can't be cackling little, then we have to
Speaker 2: be mean little.
Speaker 3: And now you can't take the cackling, as they say.
Speaker 4: Get out the kitchen.
Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 4: Thank you for sharing your outs and in so.
Speaker 3: I loved to it flixy I did take heed in yours.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we're always trying reflected all right.
Speaker 1: This is flex and frooms on KEDA.
Speaker 4: Listen.
Speaker 2: Sometime last year I was like, I need to put
Speaker 2: the thoughts that are in my brain somewhere besides other
Speaker 2: people's brains. Thank you, Yeah, And it took a lot
Speaker 2: for me to do that. It was my first active
Speaker 2: self listen this for twenty twenty two Q four. We
Speaker 2: came in late, We came in strong, so I thought
Speaker 2: I would start writing down my thoughts into a journal.
Speaker 3: Is it a leather bound moment?
Speaker 4: It was, but I've just moved to like a soft back.
Speaker 4: Is that the opposite of a hardback cover?
Speaker 2: I don't know, but the thing was at first, I
Speaker 2: was like, I need to interpret my dreams because my
Speaker 2: psychotherapist told me to do that once, and I was like, oh,
Speaker 2: don't worry about it.
Speaker 4: But when you write it down, you can like, why
Speaker 4: is the thirt buzzing during work hours? For amina? Please?
Speaker 2: But when you write them down, you can easily see
Speaker 2: links between what you're dreaming, what the themes are, how
Speaker 2: you feel it setter. I was like, I can use
Speaker 2: that in my waking days, right, And there's something so
Speaker 2: like cathartic about like humoring what you actually think and
Speaker 2: putting on paper because you know, when you like think
Speaker 2: thoughts in your mind, you can talk yourself out of it,
Speaker 2: like I didn't really think that, ha ha.
Speaker 4: Once it's on paper, you realize how lame you are,
Speaker 4: how lame your.
Speaker 2: Insecurities are, because it's just like not that special and
Speaker 2: you let them really get you down anyway. But after
Speaker 2: three months of journaling, here's what I've learned nothing is
Speaker 2: as serious as you want to think it is, because
Speaker 2: when I go back and look at entries from a
Speaker 2: week and I was like.
Speaker 4: That was what we were stressed about, babes.
Speaker 2: There's been a whole week and you haven't even thought
Speaker 2: about it in three days, right, that's number one. Number two,
Speaker 2: if you can't be bothered to put pen to paper
Speaker 2: to write it out, then don't be so bothered to
Speaker 2: overthink it. You know, like, if you can't commit to
Speaker 2: the simple act of like putting pen to paper and
Speaker 2: validating what you think, then is it really worth like
Speaker 2: racking your brain over it a thousand times a day.
Speaker 2: Probably not?
Speaker 3: You're so right, right. I like that it kind of
Speaker 3: gives me an ouch to not do it.
Speaker 2: Hundred percent, or to dig deeper and like really see
Speaker 2: the thought through.
Speaker 3: Now. I've never been one to indulge in dream chat,
Speaker 3: as you know, I find it extremely boring, shoots me
Speaker 3: the tears. I'm allowed to say that on the radio, Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's true. But starting this year, I've started writing down
Speaker 3: my dreams. Wow, because they've become really vivid and I'm
Speaker 3: seeing links and it's really fun. It also makes me
Speaker 3: feel like I'm working my brain as soon as I
Speaker 3: wake up because I've got to try and like pull
Speaker 3: myself back and remember the dreams. Yes, we'll talk about
Speaker 3: themes on another day.
Speaker 4: We have to.
Speaker 2: That being said, I want to end with this point.
Speaker 2: We all think we're experts with our own brains in
Speaker 2: mind by virtue of just having them. But if we're
Speaker 2: not checking in and being like, how does this stuff
Speaker 2: actually work? What's plaguing me? Then how are you ever know?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 4: So everyone put pen to paper right out your thoughts.
Speaker 4: It'll save your life only.
Speaker 3: If you feel like it.
Speaker 1: No, this is flex and Froomes. We have a their rate.
Speaker 3: Yeah, exciting thing to occur. Right now, we're going to
Speaker 3: be calling one of the VIP winners to are always
Speaker 3: any Specs Savers the Island, Sydney Xxx, Party Live Recording,
Speaker 3: Love Recording and then party. That's it. That's it. Their
Speaker 3: name is Harry. I'm going to try them on the
Speaker 3: line now, Hello Hello.
Speaker 2: You go to say, give us little something to work with,
Speaker 2: like hello Harry speaking, and then we'd be like hello,
Speaker 2: hold on, hold on, okay.
Speaker 3: Hello Harry. This is Jennifer from the at O. Hi Harry,
Speaker 3: it's flexing ference.
Speaker 5: Hi, how are you? How are you so good?
Speaker 3: Look, we have some very exciting news. We heard that
Speaker 3: you applied to come to the island to see our
Speaker 3: live recording, and I just will say, congratulations, you have
Speaker 3: one VIP tickets. You're joking, I'm fully serious.
Speaker 5: Thank you? Oh my god.
Speaker 3: Well listen, I heard that you just got back from Allay.
Speaker 3: Is that right? Hawaii?
Speaker 1: I did Hawaii and yeah.
Speaker 4: Local state.
Speaker 3: Hawaii. How was it? It was so good, like the
Speaker 3: first time, the first time ever? Would you go back? Oh? Yeah,
Speaker 3: definitely with my family so it was like relaxing, had
Speaker 3: them pay for everything.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I was gonna ask, are you a NEPO baby?
Speaker 1: Hopefully not really Like I wouldn't say that.
Speaker 4: That sounds very neer baby to me. That sounds like
Speaker 4: we're not rich, We're just well off. So what is it, Harry?
Speaker 1: We're comfortable?
Speaker 3: Oh well, Harry, I'm so glad that you are coming.
Speaker 3: You can come right?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I can?
Speaker 3: The third? Is it? The third? Yeah? February? See if
Speaker 3: we even try?
Speaker 4: Literally, Harry, I want to ask you something intimate. Do
Speaker 4: you mind?
Speaker 2: What's the update with the schooly situation, the bedroom disaster?
Speaker 2: Have you lost a few friends.
Speaker 1: We've lost one friend that'll do it. Haven't spoke to herself?
Speaker 2: Yeah, great numbers in the whole group.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she'd left our group chat out of nowhere.
Speaker 3: Damn girl, you can't come back.
Speaker 4: There's no return once you leave the group chat.
Speaker 1: What are you going to do?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Seriously, So, yeah, that's what it is.
Speaker 3: Well, she won't be on the island. We've evicted her.
Speaker 2: For those of you who aren't across the gossip that
Speaker 2: we are sharing, imagine being spectators and not part of
Speaker 2: the inn joke. Harry sent in an am I the
Speaker 2: Asshole a couple of weeks ago. It was about his
Speaker 2: experience at schoolies. There was a bit of a bedroom disaster.
Speaker 2: You know, people want the main bedroom, the side bedroom,
Speaker 2: bloody blah blah blah. What we did say is that
Speaker 2: you know, feelings will be hurt, friendships will be lost,
Speaker 2: but you know it is what it is. Harry's come
Speaker 2: out on top, so that's what matters to us.
Speaker 3: That's just howpens.
Speaker 2: All right, babes, we'll see you on the third Up.
Speaker 2: Until then, I hope you come with some more gossip
Speaker 2: for us. We miss you already.
Speaker 3: Oh and Harry Harry, make sure you tell everyone people
Speaker 3: still have time to apply. It's Friday right now. Entries
Speaker 3: close on Monday, so tell everyone. Get into the group
Speaker 3: chat and say, guys, you've got two more days to
Speaker 3: do your entries. You're very high, high chances of coming.
Speaker 4: Get Harry and ask them to do things for.
Speaker 3: All.
Speaker 4: Right, babe, we'll talk to you soon.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 4: Babs.
Speaker 1: You're listening to Flex and Frooms, Okada.
Speaker 3: Listen Flex. Something's been breaking my soul, hardcore.
Speaker 4: Nice.
Speaker 3: This is my karenism. I am a Karen. If you've
Speaker 3: only just started listening to the show, it will become
Speaker 3: abundantly clear, probably within this show how much of a
Speaker 3: Karen I truly am. But this one is actually warranted. Okay,
Speaker 3: how do I come out and say this? I take
Speaker 3: medication every day, right, I take it to sleep. Ooh,
Speaker 3: I'm on a sleeping pill kind of moment. And I've
Speaker 3: been taking this for five years. It works perfectly. I
Speaker 3: take it within half an hour. She's dead and gone, wow, you.
Speaker 4: Mean need to commit to sleeping. You gotta be on
Speaker 4: a schedule.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I do, because as soon as I take it,
Speaker 3: can't operate the machinery. I gotta be lying down horizontally.
Speaker 3: Then about midtime last year twenty twenty two, I start
Speaker 3: not being able to go to sleep. I'm taking the
Speaker 3: same pill.
Speaker 4: I think, why did you put pill in quotations? What
Speaker 4: does that mean?
Speaker 3: I'll get to that. And I'm thinking, I'm staying up
Speaker 3: to one am. I'm taking the pill. I'm not getting tired.
Speaker 3: I'm sleeping and I can't get up. I have no
Speaker 3: motivation to do anything. And I talked it up to
Speaker 3: just having a different lifestyle, you know, like my lifestyle was.
Speaker 3: My lifestyle was very make your own hours. Last year
Speaker 3: las a Fair, las a Fair. I get to Melbourne.
Speaker 3: I run out of my medication. So I call up
Speaker 3: the doctor and I say, can I have a scrip?
Speaker 3: They say yes, it's yes, go to pick it up
Speaker 3: with the pharmacy. Why do we say see x R on
Speaker 3: the box Extended release? So I've been taking a sleeping pill,
Speaker 3: or what I thought was a sleeping pill that takes
Speaker 3: all day to release, thus making me tired all day. No,
Speaker 3: So after five years of getting perfect sleep, being extremely motivated,
Speaker 3: and taking this sleeping pill that wears off at eight
Speaker 3: am so I can actually wake up at eight am,
Speaker 3: it is so cool. I was taking an extended release
Speaker 3: tablet for over six months.
Speaker 2: This is our flex and froom's lawyer ARC, literally, where
Speaker 2: we figure out how to suit the medical negligence.
Speaker 3: You ruined half of my year. I mean it was
Speaker 3: good because it told me to relax. I didn't have
Speaker 3: any choice. I just thought I was lazy you. So
Speaker 3: all I want to say is life of Karen. I
Speaker 3: am going to be getting to the end of the source.
Speaker 3: I'm going to call up my psychiatrists and say, what's
Speaker 3: going on?
Speaker 4: Love tinkering?
Speaker 3: Who was the doctor? I won't name names. We could no,
Speaker 3: I better not. We won't, but I will be I
Speaker 3: will be taking further action. I don't want to dob
Speaker 3: anyone out in I'm not a rat never, but I
Speaker 3: will just say to the average undertake any kind.
Speaker 4: Of rats and frogs, pick your team.
Speaker 3: If you take any kind of regular medication, please check
Speaker 3: every time you get it done. If you're taking it
Speaker 3: for five years and you just take it for granted,
Speaker 3: go back into the records and check if you're taking
Speaker 3: the wrong one. M scene.
Speaker 4: It's like checking your bank statements. It is.
Speaker 3: It's never gonna happen.
Speaker 2: It's never gonna happen, babe, Rap, I'm so sorry that's
Speaker 2: happening to you. It actually, it makes a lot of
Speaker 2: sense for what your Q three and four twenty twenty
Speaker 2: two was like.
Speaker 3: Literally, I know it's crazy, like I can't sleep in
Speaker 3: past nine am now, I couldn't get up before nine
Speaker 3: am for the last year.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry.
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