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Before we get into all of the
rigamarole of the words and the phrases and

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how like chooge we may or may
not be for using them. My god,

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you just said chuge. That's a
bustin'. I've like, I would

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sound so stupid if I said that, I'd be like, Wow, that's

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salad looks busting. Another edition of
the Chicks on the Right podcast today is

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going to be a deep dive podcast
with a very special guest, our own

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producer, Valin, who is joining
us for a very specific reason and a

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very specific topic, and that is
the slang and the vernacular that is common

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with not only your generation, valain
Z, but also Z's, but also

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the generation younger than yours, which
apparently we're going by Gen alpha now right,

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this is gen ALPHAI. I guess
I don't know what the one after

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that's going to be, but yes, it's zz zz and a. So

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Valin is the sme. She's the
subject matter expert. And I said before

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we went on, I was like, she's a Valance, Like I definitely

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thought about like a small version of
me, like a mini me. Right,

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it's like a tiny and tiny Vallance. No, it's a subject matter

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expert, which is a gen X
term, I think, and a boomer

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term probably me. And it's a
corporate term, right, Like you wouldn't

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necessarily know that if you're not in
the corporate world. But before we get

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into all of the rigamarole of the
words and the phrases and how like cheogee,

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we may or may not be for
using them. My god, you

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so how do we want to begin? Because there are so many words.

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I tried to have a conversation with
my son this morning and I was like,

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am I allowed to say this?
What is that? And he was

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like, can you just please consult
Urban Dictionary and leave me alone? That's

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what he says, or just shut
up altogether. MODP can be dangerous too.

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Yeah, yeah, it can be
dangerous. The only thing that I

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know is bougie boogie. Actually,
I say the word bougie all the time

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because like, if somebody has something
that's fancy, I all think that I'm

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really cool and that's so bougie.
I think that's a timeless word. Yeah,

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I feel like I fit in if
I say that. But pretty much

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anything on this list that we have, and because we have a little bit

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of a list of gen z slang
like a s F is is as F

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like you mean or a F?
Or is there an s A s F?

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A s F is just like a
slang turn it's is. It's I

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mean, it's short for as fuck
you guys. That's what is short for?

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Wait, what where did ans come
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a F. It's a s F. It's what they have as a slang

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term, and I'm assuming that like
there, I don't that's the thing it

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used to be for like the general
the millennials, I thought it was just

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a F and now it's a s
F and then they have a s L,

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which is as hell. Okay,
like please confirm because I know,

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I thought, right, AF is
it not? Do you write? Do

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you write this down? Do you
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I would still AF, Yeah,
it's okay, you would just say

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AF. Do you say as hell? Do you say a A L or

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a s L? C ASL to
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what American se yes l uh huh. I think I'm thinking it's American sign

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language. That seems like someone tried
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and then it just stuck. Yeah. Yeah, it's just totally weird,

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So people. Another thing that we've
talked about over the past well up over

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the past week really because we had
like a major hoe that we uh talked

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about on our show well early this
morning actually was a body count. Body

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count is a thing, and that's
I think everybody knows what body count is.

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I mean, it's just the number
of people that you've had relations of

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an intimate nature with, Right,
that's right, how many people you boint?

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So we all know, we all
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a clap back, and then you
are the you're the queen of clapbacks.

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I do know what that is too, I am, because I'm the queen.

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Yeah, because I mean I feel
like it's kind of like our what's

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our the thing that we have on
our site where it's like the Twitter you

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all over Twitter with clock. I
feel I feel like Macs mac is she

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kind of did the clapback before it
was called a clapback. Okay, I

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don't mind being a clap back queen. I don't mind that. Call it

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the Wall of Shame, and we
just we just did it and we didn't

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call it a clapback, so they've
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then there's certain you know, there
are certain things that like glow up.

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I understand what globe is. We've
talked about that, and go We've been

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using the phrase goat for a really
long time. But but there was this

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one that I didn't even I didn't
know, and like Jen Alpha is using

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it and this is a weird phenomenon, and I totally blame the Kardashians and

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that's yat. That's the one I
asked my son about this morning and he

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was mortified. Was he like totally
embarrassed? Yeah. I was like,

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what's yeat? And he was like, please don't ask me that? And

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I was like why. And I
had the two definitions in front of me,

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and I knew that one of them
stood for get your act together and

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the other one was like something about
like big asses girl, your asses thing,

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girl, your asses thing, and
so he probably was thinking it was

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the latter, and that's why he
didn't want to have a conversation with me.

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So I was like, which one, which one of these acronyms does

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it mean to you? And he
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asses. Can you please just go
to Urban Dictionary now and never talk to

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me again. It was kind of
that one. I don't know how I

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feel about my mom to ask me
that. I know it's like your mom

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asking about girls butts. But see, that's the thing because it used to

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be gen xers and boomers. It
used to be that we didn't want to

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have these enormous butts, but now
it's like the popular thing now is to

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have these big, juicy butts,
and I totally blame the cardass. You

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go, there's like two types of
butts. What what are the two types

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of butts? Oh, like a
why kind of like a tractor trailer when

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it goes like this, which usually
just means like you're more born like that,

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or you got like a bbl or
you can have a shelf ask.

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So that usually means you work out
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the bat okay, I see,
So it's not wide. It's not wide,

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it's just like it sticks out more
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profile and then it sticks out.
You can get plants in that, like

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you can shove something on it.
Remember like Kim Kardashian had that champagne.

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Remember, yes, so she's wide
and she could put a plant. You

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got to pay extra for that.
Yeah, she has definitely paid a lot

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of money for her ass. So
it's thick. So thick now is used

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as a complix, like if you
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like two seas right, Like it's
two seas you spell it with and that's

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a good thing. Like and now
girls apparently want to be thick. Boys

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want girls to be thick. It's
a good thing. There was like a

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viral video that went out when I
was at high school and it was a

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guy in court and he said,
girl, you thicker than a bowl oatmeal.

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And that was like a good thing. Oh my god, I love

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that so much. That is the
greatest. And then if sometimes like if

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their butt is so big, they
can be shook, you can be shook?

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Are you still using that? Is
that still a word that people use?

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Yeah? Are you shook? As
in like maybe if someone's butt was

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like really book shook to me is
like shocked, like that had a shit.

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Yeah, that's exactly right. That
has shook it, Okay, shook

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it is another like conjugation of that. Do people still say fleek? Is

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that a thing still? Or no? Oh my god no, because Jackson

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told me it was absolutely not.
No one says that anymore. No.

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That would definitely feel kind of weird
if someone texts me you look on fleek

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right, and you're like, what
really? So is that funny that you?

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Like? You know? Now you
get shamed if you use some of

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the old words, the words from
the golden times, the days of your

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I'm trying to think of one that
we have. What does brick mean to

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you? What is what brick?
Do you say brick? Brick is something

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that I used to build a house. I mean, it's like, I

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don't know what is that? To
me? Brick means like a long period

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of time. So if I haven't
seen someone since college, you be like,

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I haven't seen even a breat But
a lot of people from different places,

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like my boyfriend Bark he's from he
thinks it means like cold. They

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He'll be like, it's brick outside. I've never heard either of them.

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What okay, I've never heard that. Oh my, I've never heard that.

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What about What about busting' have?
Do you used the word busting or

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busting like it's good? But that
was busting, that was gas, So

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that was busted and it was like
really good gas gas? You say gas

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or busting? Is it good?
Is it like if it's is it a

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certain kind of thing that you use
to describe goodness? Like is it food

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or music or like clothing or can
it just be widely applied to anything that

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widely applied? But I feel like
a lot of times people would be like,

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oh, like my friend be like
I got this for launcher, Like

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I sound's gas. That's busting.
Yeah, that's busting. I've never like

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I would sound so stupid if I
said that. I'd be like, Wow,

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that's salad looks busting, you know
what I mean. You can't say

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like you can't. I can't.
It doesn't. It just doesn't work with

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me, you know what I mean. I'd be like, can't that midlife

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woman friendly salad looks very busting.
You're not allowed to ever say that again,

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please, Now, what about debt? Everybody says dead and they say

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they use the skull emoji all the
time, Like the skull emoji is almost

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over you, and like I feel
like I use more emojis than my daughter

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and I don't know, but you
use the crying laughing one, which I

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do too, and you're I mean
that shows our age time, right,

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you're not and like laughter. They
don't use the laughter emojis, like they'll

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use the I'm dead dead emo.
No you're not, you're just laughing.

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You're like, you're not dead?
What is that? Like it's a skull

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and that's just that's supposed to somehow
depict that they're dying, Like if it's

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a good one. I feel like, out of all of them, that

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one kind of makes sense. Like
when you're roll rolling around, you're like

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dead, I'm dying, or like
I'll come. People say like if I

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say something really funny, they'll be
like that set me six feet onder.

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I like that. I actually like
that. Okay, that's kind of fine,

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but bad for the emojis that are
getting amused. We're using them enough

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for the world you and I both
just the two of us together, because

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there's like listen, there's the laugh
of it. There's the plain laugh emoji,

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then there's the sideways laugh emoji where
it's like you know what I'm talking.

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Yes, It's like I feel like
they're way under you. But you

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guys, there is a U I
Just Sun article that says Jen Alpha says,

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if you use these slang words,
you are officially old. So okay,

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slay slay is out. No more
slang. I feel like, slays

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out unless you're gay. I feel
like gay people can still use sligh.

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Oh my god, okay, so
gay pe gay I would be saying,

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but like, if like one of
my straight friends said, I'd be like,

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like if my gay guy friend said, I'd be like, like,

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slay all day, bitch, lay
all day. Okay. And here's another

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one that I asked Jackson about this
morning. I was like, do you

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guys still say bet, like,
you know, to kind of put the

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okay or agree? You know,
like, if if I wanted Jackson,

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if I wanted him to do something, I would be like, can you,

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you know, throw a load of
laundry in? He'd be like bet,

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and that would mean like okay,
or I am an affirmative, like

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affirmation of what you just said.
Why couldn't he just why couldn't he just

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say okay, don't be silly,
don't be silly. Okay, I'm sorry,

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I'm being ridiculous. I'm sorry,
go ahead. But but he told

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me this morning that they're it's becoming
used less and less and that if they

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use it they say bet that And
I'm just that's easier to say, way

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easier, that is me, because
I still use that one every day.

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Do you don't real? But I
tech like, if my friend will be

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like, I'm coming over to pick
up something up for I'll just say bet.

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If I say okay, it sounds
kind of like sassy, Like if

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someone text me back and says okay, I'm like, we have an issue.

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Oh my god, that's so bad. Is so funny, Oh my

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god. Okay. We say okay
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gen X just has a major attitude. Well, there was was a TikTok

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of a guy. Didn't we play
it the guy that gets all no?

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I may not have played that in
our in our other show of a guy

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that was like, if you are
a person who has anxiety that and always

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thinks everyone is mad at you,
do not ever, like, if you

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know a person like that, do
not ever text them the letter k no

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and don't. And that's like the
worst thing that you could text somebody that

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is like, we do it all
anxious. You can't do that. We

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do it all that. I do
it all the time. That's like,

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you can't. That is my that's
my stock response to so many people.

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I mean, I'm just like okay, oh no. See they will all

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think you're mad at them and then
even probably have done it to Valan.

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You guys don't do it to me. That Sometimes in like a group message,

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when you guys are going back and
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it and I can't feel if you
guys are getting catty or not. Oh

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my god, I love this.
I love every bit of this. Carry

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that's just like an easy thing to
type. It's just okay, let me

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this us. That's just I think
that's it. It is. So that

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is a generational thing. That is
just a different that is a difference between

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the generation. Wow. But it
got even worse because this guy who was

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like the super anxious always thinks everybody
is mad at him kind of guy was

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like, it's marginally better if you
put okay like those two letters. It's

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better still if you say okay a
why and then an emoji, and then

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he feels like, okay, they're
not mad at me, Like it's absolutely

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out of control. How guy needs
some major therapy, right, He needs

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to talk to somebody that's going to
tell him that it's okay, smiley face

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heart. It's definitely generational thing because
my mom thought at first, like in

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high school, if you do like
haha, my mom thought that was like

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rude, So rude? Are you
like laughing at me? And I was

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like no, it's like I was
laughing at something. He said, I

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don't want to get in trouble it's
not like that. Oh my god,

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So you should have used that.
You should have is the crying laughing emoji,

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and you would have been fine because
she would have been like, she's

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totally cracking up. But what I
said exactly? So what so mak you

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said you said cap, no cap
or cap? What is no cat?

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With that? No cap means no
lie? Like that is for real true?

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Is that? Okay? Should she
be saying that? Found? I

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use it? Yes, okay,
you still use you stay cap and no

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cap? Okay, okay, all
right? What about the peer the period

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for no cap? You know people
do to you can really literally right no

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and then put the hat emoji.
I think that's a little outdated, but

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people still do that. Wait say
that again, emoji. That's a ball

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cap to just shorten it, so
you're gonna have to type out cap no

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cap. Yeah, so that is
just that's so. Uh. Text is

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like a third language. Well,
why so, can you explain why people

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put a T the letter T at
the end of period? What is that

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do you do that? I don't
know, like people do talking about valan,

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but you don't put a T at
the end of that word, okay,

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because that's a thing. Apparently that's
a thing that people do. I

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don't know why son't listen the word. I see it a lot of this

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word, and that's simp. I
see simp everywhere now. Yeah, my

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kid uses that all the time.
Simple. So that's somebody who's like overly

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like affectionate. That's like somebody who's
being overly affectionate in a relations to somebody

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who's sort of being like a like
a dor. Yeah. Yeah, it's

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more like you're yeah, you're fawning
if you're fawning, okay. And then

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this is a new word that like
is you see it all the time now,

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and I don't even care what generation
you are. I see it across

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generation. I see it everywhere too. And so it's the opposite. It's

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the opposite of woke, isn't it
kind of? I mean, it's it's

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that, And it's like, there's
this there's the implication when you see somebody

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tweet something and somebody else says based
and it's just a one word sentence,

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there's that connotation of anti wokeness,
but also they're complimenting that person for just

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saying what they believe without shame and
without fear of reprisal. Right, it's

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based because they don't give a shit
if their opinion offends anyone, they're gonna

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say it anyway. It's all about
being they don't care about being canceled.

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Yeah, that's a good way to
describe it. Yeah, okay, So

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and that's used in your generation too. It's like across the board. Okay,

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all right, Okay, my friends
that don't know anything about politics,

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I don't think they would use that
word. Oh it's a political word only,

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ptical word only. But I would
say they use it less. Okay,

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that's interesting. They give they're a
different different industries. And now my

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daughter is a gen alf she's a
Yeah, she's a gen Alpha so and

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I know that she has maybe not
used it herself, but I've heard her

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saying with friends, like other friends
have said, yeat, yeah throw forcefully.

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I know that one is that?
What that is that? How do

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you know that? I know that? I know so many of the words.

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It's just that I don't use them
because I know it will embarrass my

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kid. Well, i'd be embarrassed
for you if you use the word yeat.

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I just can't something across the room, like something that's a really great

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word. It just makes it so
easy, like if you yeat a pencil

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or a pan or something, you
yeat something across. That's a great word.

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I love that word. And then
and there's an actually, like there

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are tenses of this word, so
past tense of yeat is yoat. No,

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that's what I'm reading, it's yeated. I don't know. I don't

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know about that. Ye I don't
think you yeatd it. And then yoke

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would not walk around? What did
you say? Yo yot yoat? I

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have yoat as being past tense.
I don't know. It could be wrong,

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that's what I'm seeing. That sounds
wrong. That's I think it's okay,

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all right, well we're just going
to rewrite the definition. What about

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what about zesty? It's gay?
It's that's gay gay. That's just what's

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fembly flamboyantly gay? Oh give me
and my boyfriend are taking a photo together

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and he like popped this hat out. I'd be like, stop, you

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look sesty? You think, yeah, yes, oh my god, yes,

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okay, I want to use that. Can I use that? Am

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I allowed? I think we both
should be able to use that one because

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I like that. That's a fun
one, do you guys know what out

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of pocket means? No, out
of what's out of pocket? It means,

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because what do you guys think it
means to you? Out of pocket

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take us and our corporate world meant
we're going to be out of the office

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or unavailable to be reached for a
while. Now, I'll be out of

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pocket from two to four out of
pocket, right we used to say that.

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Yeah, But I mean, like
for you, I think if I

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were to guess what you guys are
using as it'd be like out of pocket

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is out of hand, like something
I'm doing something that's different out of hand.

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You know, there you go.
It's kind of like I think you

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guys are out of pocket sometimes,
but in like a funny way. I

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don't know what that means. You
say something that everyone's thinking about, like

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no one else says allowed. If
you guys said something like that was out

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of pocket, it's out of pocket. So it's crazy. It's a crazy

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roommate from New York. My collagy
made was from New York, and the

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things she would say would be so
out of pocket. I don't I still

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don't get it, Like I don't
understand what that means. Exactly. It's

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kind of crazy, kind of out
it's kind of out there. It's not

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it's it. It bucks the norms. Okay, is that kind of what

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I'm hearing. It's like out of
the ordinary, out of it's it's not

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it's not what you hear people say
normally. Is that what I'm usually it's

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very offensive something that like a lot
of people were thinking. So you guys

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say on like your Daily show about
like people being overweight. That might have

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been out of pocket, but like
it was funny, but we said it.

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Okay, I think that normally would
be held back. But it's like

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the person's just saying it, like
just putting it out there, like out

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of the pocket. It's no longer
hidden. Okay, okay, all right.

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The one I love that I know
you guys use all the time is

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it's giving, like it's giving whatever
or whatever, giving something. Yeah,

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I love that one. I like
it. I wouldn't say the generation like

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right below me because like me and
my friends just started using that. We

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feel like we're using a younger people's
arm. So it's kind of weird,

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but like we like it, Like
it's like giving, Yeah, it's it's

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giving. It's just what it's giving, right, kid, if somebody has

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like if somebody has one of those
like feline faces or whatever, you'll be

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like, it's giving kin kardash.
Yeah, look at you, right,

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that's what you'll say. I know
you guys. But before because we have

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to get to this like car line
video that Daisy found, because I we're

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gonna need some serious help unraveling that
mystery. But before we do that,

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can we talk about skincare really fast, because not all of us can look

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like Valin, some of us that
are older and the help, and we

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get the help from our friends at
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they have like this amazingly high tech
like next generation spaceship level, like

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crazy high tech Gen ninety product that's
an anti wrinkle product that you can put

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wherever, wherever you might be suffering
from from recused it on my forehead and

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you know what and when I look
when I put it on, it's it's

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giving teenager is what it's doing.
It's amazing you guys, see how much

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fun that word is to say.
I love that phrase so much. I

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know it's fantastic, but it is
giving you that glow. It is the

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anti wrinkle Glow and it's part of
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now, which of course is over
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is a Valentine's special. So if
you're looking to treat Joe self or someone

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else in your life that you're maybe
you want to not say, girl,

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you got some wrinkles going on,
but you want to, like you want

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to tell them that without telling you
to that in you want you don't want

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to put that totally out of pocket, but like, if you want to

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tell them that without telling them that, maybe just gift them the most popular

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dot com slash Chicks and don't forget
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no cap no cap all right,
so tell like, what what is this?

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Okay with this chick? Okay?
So there is a differ between gen

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Z and gen Alpha. I mean
kind of like Vala was saying, there's

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a little bit of different. It's
like, okay, so Gen Alpha they

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were I think the cutoff is twenty
ten. I think they're born in twenty

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ten. I think that's around the
time they yeah, because my daughter is

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a twenty ten baby, and so
she's considered Gen Alpha. And this is

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the age group where I think,
you know, twenty ten, the Instagram

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was born and the iPad was launched, and like, these kids are very

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tech savvy. They don't know anything
except for tech. I mean, I

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think like even balanced generation, they
can talk to humans and still you know,

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be human, whereas the Gen alphas
are like they unless you force them

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to not be they're in their screens. You know, they're very screen oriented

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and very ipyer oriented and tech oriented. Their iPad. They were raised with

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iPads, they were raised with phones, and so they don't know any different,

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and they're very savvy when it comes
to technology, and so they talk

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that way too. And this mom
is a she's a millennial, which you

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know, we're not millennials, you
know, obviously, And I'm raising in

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alpha. I'm a Gen xer raising
an Alpha. This is a millennial who's

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raising an Alpha, and so I
think the parenting is a little bit different

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from a Gen exer as opposed to
a millennial. But obviously because I'm not

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I'm not anything like this chick in
this video, but she's in car line

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and so she does a little video
during car line and she does like the

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trends, so what you wear or
of what of what they wear, what

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they do she does. She has
a series, like she has a whole

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TikTok account and like she'll do daily
trend alerts of what gen alphas are doing

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in school, whether it comes,
whether whether it's about what they're wearing,

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what they're doing, how they're talking, that sort of thing. Anyways,

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this is a millennial mom talking about
gen alphas are report live update. My

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daughter is middle school. Pickup line, Do not even think about wearing pants

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that even hint at being tight.
Don't even try it. A straight leg

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gene is like barely making the mark. Like if you do anything, if

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you listen to anything, that's the
takeaway. Starface pimple patches are social currency.

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They are also a replacement for like
money, I've been told, so

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you can like trade them for other
things. But they're absolutely accessory, not

405
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just a necessity. But they're both
early two thousands haircuts on the boys.

406
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My daughter calls them chad cuts.
I don't know if that's colloquial to like

407
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southern California in LA or if that's
universal. But they're around the flippy the

408
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long. They're back hoodies, puddies, puddies. There is Nara Cardigan in

409
00:26:48.279 --> 00:26:52.599
sight. There are barely jackets.
It's all about hoodies. I'll report back

410
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next week. Okay. So she
has like a whole series of these for

411
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the fry. I can't get.
It's hard for listen to that, I

412
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know, right, And she wears
a lot of stuff too. Like I

413
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saw in one of her videos,
she has one of those pimple patches on

414
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her face. So kids are school. I guess my daughter is an eighth

415
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grader and she's never worn a pimple
patch to school. So maybe it's a

416
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California thing and not a Texas thing. They are the kids are not wearing

417
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pimple patches to schools, at least
at her time. Social suicide when I

418
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grew up, right, right,
And that's the thing. Times have changed,

419
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can you? And now I look
at her and I think cut.

420
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I cannot imagine my mother doing a
trend report from the car line like my

421
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mom a boomer. Can you imagine
your mother, Sophie, Oh my god,

422
00:27:37.480 --> 00:27:48.400
it absolutely not a trend report.
Can you imagine na skinny jeans now?

423
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Skinny jeans and like hoodies. Headay's
headays, can you can you imagine

424
00:27:52.119 --> 00:27:56.079
our boomer mom's doing this shit?
I mean, I'm just like, I'm

425
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watching this and I'm thinking times have
changed to the point where it's it's the

426
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moms are sort of they kind of
emulate their kids now, whereas I don't

427
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know, I just think it's it's
just different. Everything is so different now,

428
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whereas our generation and the generation before
us, it's like we're moms,

429
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you know, like we I don't
know, it's a different kind of mommy

430
00:28:18.319 --> 00:28:22.160
than this mommy. Welles the ever
show her kid or that kid or her

431
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kid's reaction. Oh okay, so
what does her kid think about the videos?

432
00:28:26.960 --> 00:28:29.279
I don't know about the reaction to
the videos. I don't know what

433
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her kid thinks of the videos.
But you know, she she's got a

434
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very like we're bff sort of relationship
with her kids. You know, she's

435
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got two little girls and so and
I don't know about a father. I

436
00:28:41.119 --> 00:28:44.920
don't know if there's a father around
it all. But but it's it's,

437
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you know, she's wearing the things
and doing the things, and she's kind

438
00:28:47.720 --> 00:28:51.880
of hiplic It's just different. Than
it was with our when we when we

439
00:28:51.960 --> 00:28:56.599
grew up, our moms were you
know, they all look like b Arthur

440
00:28:56.039 --> 00:29:00.559
in Golden Girls. You know what
I mean. That's like all the moms

441
00:29:00.599 --> 00:29:04.920
look like moms, and now the
moms are like kids. Yeah, you

442
00:29:04.920 --> 00:29:08.200
see what I'm saying. Maybe it's
just it's such a generational thing. They're

443
00:29:08.240 --> 00:29:12.680
all they all look younger, and
maybe it's because we're older, but I

444
00:29:12.960 --> 00:29:18.160
honestly think that it's a generational shift. And so they're they're parenting in a

445
00:29:18.200 --> 00:29:19.039
way where it's like, I want
to know what the trends are, and

446
00:29:19.079 --> 00:29:23.079
it's it's it's very much of that. Uh. It's kind of like the

447
00:29:23.119 --> 00:29:27.759
scene in Mean Girls where Amy Poehler
is uh is the mom. She's like,

448
00:29:27.759 --> 00:29:30.839
I'm the cool mom. You know, you can do anything. I'm

449
00:29:30.920 --> 00:29:33.599
just the cool mom. And so
there's a lot of those cool moms out

450
00:29:33.640 --> 00:29:37.880
there doing the TikTok videos and and
wearing the things that their daughters wear and

451
00:29:37.000 --> 00:29:41.480
just there. It's a and it's
generation probably a lot of pressure on moms

452
00:29:41.480 --> 00:29:45.000
now too to know the trends,
because at a younger age, if you

453
00:29:45.039 --> 00:29:48.160
don't know the trends, you become
like an outcast. I've seen those viral

454
00:29:48.200 --> 00:29:52.839
videos where it's like I'm a producer, of course I'm a I saw one

455
00:29:52.960 --> 00:29:56.559
and it was a little with little
girls. Right, I'm Jen Alpha,

456
00:29:56.640 --> 00:29:59.680
of course I care about skinningcare.
I'm Jen Alpha. Of course I shop

457
00:29:59.720 --> 00:30:04.880
this for God. And they were
like, I did not know about Sephora

458
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and yeah, senior high school.
Oh and this is the thing. There's

459
00:30:08.680 --> 00:30:11.720
and there have been a lot of
videos on Jen Alpha and how these young

460
00:30:11.799 --> 00:30:15.799
girls are shopping at Sephora and shopping
at Alta and doing all the skincare.

461
00:30:15.839 --> 00:30:19.000
And like when you see their videos
of these little girls and they're all doing

462
00:30:19.039 --> 00:30:22.319
their skincare when because you know how
nowadays when people do videos, they're either

463
00:30:23.039 --> 00:30:26.160
putting on makeup or they're taking off
makeup, or they're eating something. Yeah,

464
00:30:26.200 --> 00:30:29.640
it's get ready with me. This
is where like watch me have lunch,

465
00:30:29.759 --> 00:30:33.559
right, And so these little girls
are putting. They're either putting they're

466
00:30:33.559 --> 00:30:37.480
doing skincare. And a lot of
their skincare is like this ridiculously expensive skincare

467
00:30:37.559 --> 00:30:40.759
and they're little, but somebody had
to buy it, yeah, right,

468
00:30:41.119 --> 00:30:45.880
you know, it's not like they're
out working, so somebody bought that somebody

469
00:30:45.920 --> 00:30:49.119
took somebody drove them to Sephora and
took them there, and that is there.

470
00:30:49.240 --> 00:30:52.400
They're saying like that is their Disneyland. Now, it's such a tough

471
00:30:52.400 --> 00:30:56.720
battle. One of my friends,
her sister's a young mom, and she

472
00:30:56.839 --> 00:30:59.599
tried not to give her son like
a cell phone. It just becomes he

473
00:30:59.680 --> 00:31:02.319
got like bullied. He couldn't talk
to anyone, and it was like fifth

474
00:31:02.319 --> 00:31:03.880
grade. She was trying to do
the right thing, Like what do you

475
00:31:03.920 --> 00:31:07.880
do? Yeah, yeah, it's
like that with social valin like, because

476
00:31:07.880 --> 00:31:10.519
I mean, Miriam and I have
talked about this a lot, and we've

477
00:31:10.960 --> 00:31:14.240
talked about it a lot in podcasts
too. With social there are a lot

478
00:31:14.240 --> 00:31:18.279
of conservatives that'll say, don't give
your kids social media. You shouldn't have

479
00:31:18.359 --> 00:31:19.799
social media, they can't have it
until they're eighteen. There are a lot

480
00:31:19.839 --> 00:31:23.880
of you know, really high profile
conservative pundits that will say that. But

481
00:31:23.960 --> 00:31:27.519
at the same time, there's also
at least part of me, I believe

482
00:31:27.640 --> 00:31:30.799
like at some point they're going to
have it. So to me, it's

483
00:31:30.839 --> 00:31:34.279
like having a gun, like you
got to train them on how to use

484
00:31:34.319 --> 00:31:37.359
the gun properly or else they're just
going to have a gun in their hand

485
00:31:37.400 --> 00:31:40.240
one day, and they're not going
to know how to use it. So

486
00:31:40.599 --> 00:31:44.200
I let my daughter have one social
media platform and I just stalk her on

487
00:31:44.240 --> 00:31:47.559
it and we basically manage it together, and that way she learns how to

488
00:31:47.559 --> 00:31:49.400
do it. So by the time
she is a teenager or she's out of

489
00:31:49.440 --> 00:31:53.079
my house, she'll have the foundation
on how to use it. And I

490
00:31:53.079 --> 00:31:56.440
feel like you kind of did the
same thing with your son. Yeah,

491
00:31:56.480 --> 00:31:57.880
for sure. Now and you just
stalk them, Yeah, you just stalk.

492
00:31:57.920 --> 00:32:01.039
You have to stalk them? Can
Can I ask Vallan about one more

493
00:32:01.720 --> 00:32:07.039
term before we before we what's the
what's the term for bug? Like?

494
00:32:07.079 --> 00:32:09.039
Do you still say bug out?
Or do you say before we bounce?

495
00:32:09.599 --> 00:32:14.000
Or what's the bound? Yeah?
Do you say how do you say get

496
00:32:14.000 --> 00:32:22.240
out? Is it bounce? Before
we say let's dip? I've never heard

497
00:32:22.319 --> 00:32:25.680
that. Okay, well, before
we dip? Before we dip, do

498
00:32:25.720 --> 00:32:30.559
you say, do you refer to
people who you look down on a little

499
00:32:30.599 --> 00:32:34.759
bit or you think are kind of
dumb? Do you refer to them as

500
00:32:34.960 --> 00:32:39.160
NPCs? No? Oh my god, what is that? No, aged,

501
00:32:39.400 --> 00:32:45.279
that's my kid uses that? So
n PC the actual like what it

502
00:32:45.359 --> 00:32:50.640
stands for is non playable character.
So you guys have seen those weird tiktoks

503
00:32:50.680 --> 00:32:53.359
and and and reels and stuff of
people that just pretend that they're kind of

504
00:32:53.880 --> 00:32:59.079
robots and they're like and then and
then yeah you've seen them so and then

505
00:32:59.079 --> 00:33:07.039
they get so much money for being
like an NPC video. Yes, yes,

506
00:33:07.359 --> 00:33:10.440
thank you for the rose. Yes, those are NPCs. Okay,

507
00:33:10.480 --> 00:33:15.400
that's what they are. Oh my
god, but my son said, now

508
00:33:15.519 --> 00:33:20.160
they call just people that they know. If they look down at that person,

509
00:33:20.160 --> 00:33:22.000
if they think that person is just
like an it's a derogatory. It's

510
00:33:22.079 --> 00:33:25.720
derogatory. They'll be like that dude's
such an NPC. They'll they'll say that

511
00:33:25.759 --> 00:33:32.400
about my gosh, so you don't
use that. I like it, and

512
00:33:32.440 --> 00:33:37.440
I know people who are NPCs.
Yeah, this is the thing because it's

513
00:33:37.440 --> 00:33:42.440
like such a tech has it's it
is just like infiltrated their culture. You

514
00:33:42.440 --> 00:33:45.000
know, think about all the words
and the phrases that they use where tech

515
00:33:45.119 --> 00:33:49.599
is such a huge part of it. That's crazy. Yeah, it's did

516
00:33:49.599 --> 00:33:51.920
you say we're gonna dip, We're
gonna dip. Well, we're gonna dip

517
00:33:51.960 --> 00:33:55.039
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520
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listen. We need to make sure
that everybody gives valin lots of love in

532
00:35:04.840 --> 00:35:07.840
the comments because she didn't know she
was going to be doing this today and

533
00:35:07.920 --> 00:35:10.719
we just we sprung it on her. She had no preparation, nothing,

534
00:35:12.280 --> 00:35:16.920
not a thing She's We were like, hey, you're gonna do she why

535
00:35:16.920 --> 00:35:21.719
didn't we tell you, Boomer,
you're not to do that? Yeah,

536
00:35:21.760 --> 00:35:23.719
But but she just like jumped right
in, you know, because she's always

537
00:35:23.760 --> 00:35:25.760
willing to help and she's awesome and
we love her. So you guys,

538
00:35:25.800 --> 00:35:29.159
make sure you give her lots of
love in the comments. I