Speaker 1: If you are a sibling listening to this, you are
Speaker 1: going to relate hard because we've all we've all got siblings.
Speaker 1: I'm one of two, you've got you've.
Speaker 2: Got steps, I've got steps, and I've got so many siblings.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then three, You've got three siblings.
Speaker 2: It's crazy.
Speaker 1: And we're just talking about stories of when we were
Speaker 1: growing up, rivalries and arguments and like intense catfights you'd
Speaker 1: have with your siblings as kids.
Speaker 2: Oh, we were.
Speaker 3: My sister and I were awful to each other, like
Speaker 3: we absolutely went for it when we had fights. But
Speaker 3: now we are best friends. We run businesses together, like
Speaker 3: we don't have a single adult fight. But when we
Speaker 3: were teenagers, there were some hairbrushes on they were thrown.
Speaker 4: Let me tell you that, I was never like when
Speaker 4: I was shocked when you were just saying you were
Speaker 4: like really scrappy for my sister and I, Sherry, we've
Speaker 4: always been best is. But like when we fought when
Speaker 4: we were little, we would do things like blow milkshake
Speaker 4: in each other's face, but it was never do you
Speaker 4: know what I mean? It was like never physical. We
Speaker 4: didn't physically push each other, but we would all we
Speaker 4: would monitor each other's like who got more chocolate?
Speaker 2: But we would never No, I mean we did it
Speaker 2: differently down south.
Speaker 3: We were throwing hair brushes at each other, pullen hair
Speaker 3: and throwing punches. It wasn't I don't agree with that.
Speaker 3: I don't condone it, but I mean kids are kids
Speaker 3: can be mean kids.
Speaker 4: We had someone that just sent into the pick up
Speaker 4: and they said, we used to roll my little brother
Speaker 4: down the stairs with chairs at the bottom like goalposts.
Speaker 2: Like bowling down the stairs.
Speaker 1: That's great.
Speaker 3: We used to dress my little brother up in swimsuits
Speaker 3: and put like socks down his top and everything.
Speaker 4: It.
Speaker 3: We used to make him look like Baywatch and he
Speaker 3: was three d Yeah, we dragged, We dragged.
Speaker 1: Morgan's called, hey Morgan, what happened to you with your
Speaker 1: siblings growing up?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 5: Well, I was a twin sister and like, we used
Speaker 5: to go down to the local pool. But I always
Speaker 5: told her that she had to pay me because it
Speaker 5: was a deal that we both went. Not one.
Speaker 3: So you got paid to hang out with your sister.
Speaker 3: You monetarily profited off your friendship.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, she wanted to go to pool to pay
Speaker 5: for it.
Speaker 4: To be fair, I have to get paid to come.
Speaker 5: Home normally like what fifteen dollars I think or something?
Speaker 2: Where were you disently cash from?
Speaker 5: It's so mean?
Speaker 4: Oh my god, so they had to get pocket money
Speaker 4: to you.
Speaker 5: Your pull to this day. We have a pool now
Speaker 5: and I was like, you still gonna pay me.
Speaker 2: Your poor sister. I'll only hang out with you and
Speaker 2: go to the pool if you pay me.
Speaker 1: Claire, Hello, what happened with your siblings? Grown up?
Speaker 6: Hi guys, big fan, by the way, thank you. My
Speaker 6: older sister used to tell me that the patty pans
Speaker 6: you know that you put cupcakes in were actually edible.
Speaker 6: So I used to eat hundreds of them.
Speaker 3: I would all the paper, the paper thing that kind
Speaker 3: of like soaks up a bit of the butter.
Speaker 2: Anyway, I mean, yeah, I ate paper.
Speaker 6: You know that is nothing value.
Speaker 3: They're not even tasty though, even if you can eat it,
Speaker 3: you shouldn't.
Speaker 2: They taste terrible.
Speaker 4: But they taste terrible, Laura, because you can't eat them.
Speaker 4: That's why.
Speaker 2: That's why they taste terrible. They're not edible. What happened
Speaker 2: to day?
Speaker 5: I just want to impress your older siblings what you
Speaker 5: want to know.
Speaker 1: My sister Becky used to tell me that the baby
Speaker 1: belled cheese, like the red part was edible, You ate
Speaker 1: the wax?
Speaker 2: What happened the day that you just other that you
Speaker 2: shouldn't need these things? Did you?
Speaker 6: Like, I mean, tried to come up with some ideas
Speaker 6: of how to get back at her, But you haven't
Speaker 6: come up with one yet.
Speaker 4: So my older brothers used to come home from school
Speaker 4: and tell me and my little sister that they had
Speaker 4: these science experiments they needed to do and that we
Speaker 4: had to do.
Speaker 2: We had to just do exercise all afternoon.
Speaker 4: And I pretended that were counting like a thousand star jumps,
Speaker 4: and they pretend that timeless, and we would just exercise
Speaker 4: all afternoon.
Speaker 2: That'd write down the scores. But it was just to
Speaker 2: make us work out, Like this is so stupid.
Speaker 3: Our rivalry was so Studs are so mean to each other,
Speaker 3: except you guys.
Speaker 2: Just you guys are actually quite nice.
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