Speaker 1: Hello, everybody, Welcome to another episode of Plug. Talk. To
my side, I have the one and only Lenna the Plug.
Speaker 2: Hi everyone, and.
Speaker 3: Right next to her we have today's guests Carmen Caliente, which,
as I understand, it is Spanish for hot.
Speaker 1: It is spicy, spicy.
Speaker 4: It's hot, but I'm spicy too, so both how do
you say spicy and Spanish?
Speaker 2: If it's not call that's a good question.
Speaker 4: People think I'm Brazilian, but I'm Puerto Rican, so it's like, no,
I'm Puerto Ricans.
Speaker 5: It's like the white Spanish. It just is. You can
ask any Spanish person they'll be like, true.
Speaker 2: I like saying it. I like saying her name, definitely.
Speaker 5: She also has a fun vibe.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh yeah, she's a real party girl.
Speaker 3: We still like Sierra, like festivals and her story and
stuff all the time. It's like, as we become old
and decrepit and boring, she remains.
Speaker 1: Young at heart.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Like do you when someone hits you up and they're like,
there's a new festival, do you want to go?
Speaker 2: Do you ever say no?
Speaker 5: I do? I really? Oh wait, I enjoyed this, like
the shutdown, I really did. I did. I enjoyed it.
I did.
Speaker 4: I like taking a break. It was like, what I
was off for two years, but then you just went
to Coachella.
Speaker 5: But then I yeah, I had to redeem myself. I
was kind of scared. I was like, damn, can I
still do this?
Speaker 3: COVID further convinced me that I don't want to go
to anything ever again.
Speaker 5: Right, You're like, oh, I don't have to do this.
Speaker 2: The crowds are the only thing that gets me.
Speaker 6: Like I keep saying, if it was like fifty percent
of the capacity, then I would go, oh, yeah, you
have to.
Speaker 4: Honestly, I'm not to sound like snobby, but you kind
of have to have like viap or something. Otherwise you're
just like a cattle being like shipped around and there.
Speaker 2: I'm always just afraid of me get lost.
Speaker 1: How was Coachella for you, though? Like? How hard did
you go? How much we actually there? What were you doing?
Speaker 5: Well? I think it went great. We skip pretty much
the whole day.
Speaker 4: We went like in the evening, ok so like right
around the sunset, pacing ourselves and even still it was
tough just because of the dust and all of that shit.
Speaker 3: That's such a cool kid way to experience Coachella, though,
is to like not go till really late and like
you're at somehow, so we got a mansion, We're going
to hang out there.
Speaker 1: There's a photographer.
Speaker 3: Whereas like the uncool way to go to Coachella is
like what you would do if you were like a
high school senior, right where you like show up at noon, you're.
Speaker 1: There until midnight. You see every single artist.
Speaker 2: If you think about it's like the tickets are really expensive.
Speaker 6: So if you're thinking like someone who had to work
really hard to get their tickets, then you know you
want to use the full day. You want to see
as much as possible.
Speaker 5: For me, Wait, what can just suck the dick for me?
Speaker 2: So she suck dick to get the tickets.
Speaker 5: She did it for me.
Speaker 1: So it's great, you said the quiet part out loud.
Speaker 3: I like that, go to Coachella and the sug dick
for accommodation.
Speaker 4: It was like, I got lucky you the down bitch.
Speaker 3: You got taken care of the whole time just by
sucking one dick.
Speaker 5: She did, she did. She she's got a good she's
got it.
Speaker 6: I feel like the last time we talked, you had
the exact.
Speaker 2: Same story about Kendra and a different events. Yeah, and
so now I'm having danged.
Speaker 5: But it's a possible, It's very possible.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think it's this one person, this one stellar
fucking dude who.
Speaker 2: Always has the connect that she always has.
Speaker 5: And yeah, I'm just you can find.
Speaker 1: The recipient, Like, yes, you couldn't find any dicks.
Speaker 4: Oh, I mean, I'm sure I could, But why if
it's already been sucked like it's been sucked dirty.
Speaker 1: You didn't suck any dicks at Coachella.
Speaker 5: I didn't. I didn't over the dick dusty dicks for me.
Speaker 1: When I picture your girl going to Coachella at.
Speaker 6: Least a dick or too, at least at the event
as a sponsors behind longer lines between the parties, then you've.
Speaker 3: Got to go sleep somewhere, right anyway, tell us a
little bit about your uh, where you're from and all
that kind of stuffstance. We had you on the podcast
one time together, but I feel like we could use
some some more information here.
Speaker 5: I'm from Florida. I'm from Tampa, Florida.
Speaker 4: The best part, ratchettest part, the Home of the Real
towerk Real, I.
Speaker 5: Feel like it is.
Speaker 4: I think so I feel like it's I feel like
if you did some historical research on twerking, I think
it would fall.
Speaker 3: I'm open to that, but we're not going to fact check.
Speaker 1: You right now.
Speaker 5: You just have to take my word for it.
Speaker 1: But yeah, what were you like in high school? And ship?
Speaker 4: I was on the morning show, So I've always been
like kind of like bubbly and talkative this morning morning show.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, I'm like, who are these people who went
to school the morning shows?
Speaker 5: I didn't have a really maybe it's a lord of
thing every school.
Speaker 2: I think a lot of schools have that.
Speaker 1: It's like a TV show, Yeah, the morning talking.
Speaker 5: About what's gonna happen. I tell you what you can
eat for lunch. Was it just a telecom? No? It
was like like a channel that just went for the school.
And it's me sitting at a cank or desk.
Speaker 1: The kids, where are they watching TV? We didn't watch
TV room homeroom like Homecoming.
Speaker 6: Comes up and to forget to buy tickets kind of.
Speaker 2: But I think people only did them.
Speaker 6: Over the telecoms, Like we didn't have a visual composer.
Speaker 5: That feels very California to me. Did you go to
school here?
Speaker 2: I did.
Speaker 4: Okay, that feels very Yeah, it didn't happen last thing
maybe interest we had no money. It was the shadiest
look in production ever, but it happened. It was like
the next camera. Like shuffling every day in school, I
did for years, like years, even in middle school.
Speaker 5: That was like my thing. So I was the morning
show girl.
Speaker 3: So at what point did you transition away from being
like this good student to this life of a sort
of delinquent porn star.
Speaker 4: Right, So I feel like I could backtrack it to
like there's this I do talk Thursday on my only fans.
That's like my thing. I like promoted. That's like what
I do every week. If I'm not doing anything all week,
I do that. And Toork Thursday actually came from Tampa.
There's like this group from like a long time ago,
this big group of girls and they just play like
Tampa Tork music and it's like, oh, it's like the
video is like ten years old.
Speaker 5: So I pretty much get it from there. And I
got that. I saw that video and I was like in.
Speaker 4: Eleventh grade of these girls twerking to this Tampa music,
and I was like, yeah, I like that shit. I
want to dance too, and so I set up a
video and like me and my friend made like a
talk video and this is like while I'm in high school.
I'm like a junior or a senior, and yeah, the
school didn't take it very well because I was going
I posted it online.
Speaker 5: Beginning of online, I guess.
Speaker 4: Like the beginning of on YouTube was fucking relevant. And
you know one of those things that you think is
like so innocent. In my head, I'm like, yeah, Chork,
and I think I'm hot.
Speaker 5: I had shorts and I mean I was.
Speaker 4: I thought I was doing great and like it's funny
because I went to two high schools. The first one
was like a ghetto one and it was like super
like cool. Everyone was like low income chworking and dancing
and street style was like the ship. And then I
got switched to like a nicer neighborhood because the low
income housing was like being offered in a nicer place.
So I switched, and I'm in this school that's like
completely gentrified and it's like just a bunch of preppy people.
And like that's where I posted the video, you know,
being from where I'm from, thinking that it's cool, and
I posted it and it was just like everyone's like
she's ghetto.
Speaker 5: O god, And I'm like.
Speaker 4: Oh, I got fucking hazed.
Speaker 5: That's what I got by the kids. Yeah, no this.
Speaker 4: I ended up being the one to like go to
the faculty at some point because I was being hazed
like so bad, like pushing me into lockers like poor.
Speaker 2: No one tried to be your boyfriend after that.
Speaker 5: No one tried to be my no one thought it
was cute and thought it was cool. Yeah, I did
it at the school that I was first at.
Speaker 4: Everyone's been like, yo, that's just don't ass bitch is cool, but.
Speaker 5: Like wrong crowd.
Speaker 1: So did this drive you into a life of promisecurity?
Speaker 4: So I feel like that's just where I got that whole,
Like I enjoyed torking, you know, like where I got
my love of like chalking and dancing and like feeling sexy.
It started there, and then I was working on McDonald's
after I was like working at it through school and
then school ended and I was still working there and
I was doing nothing, and I was like, damn, I'm
really really bored. And the present, like the opportunity was
presented to me and I was like, well, maybe no
one I'll know, and I like twerking. It seems kind
of my alley porn porn.
Speaker 1: Oh so what age did you get into it?
Speaker 5: I was nineteen.
Speaker 2: Did someone like find you at the drive through?
Speaker 5: Or like it was through a club promoter?
Speaker 2: Okay, but like where'd they find you?
Speaker 4: It's like I got me through a friend another girl.
So basically it was a totally like pimpy, trafficky situation.
This dude was basically a suitcase pimp for this agency
and he would where they like, you know, they move
you around so that you make money, like you're moving
around for them, so like they had us doing things
like he'd send me to Miami to shoot, but they're
in cahoots with like the producers and everything, so like
the rates are light about and all that.
Speaker 5: But I got in.
Speaker 4: Because the girl would. The only way the girls basically
got paid is by getting a recruiting fee. So like
my friend, you know, was convincing me like oh this
is great, this is great, you know, and I was
like stressing at McDonald's and I'm like, fuck, this isn't great.
And then you know they're like, oh, no, one's gonna
find out, And like I really like I look back
and I'm.
Speaker 5: Like, what the fuck.
Speaker 4: I genuinely believed in my heart no one would find out.
Speaker 5: Wow, Wow, Wow people found out about the torking.
Speaker 2: You didn't think they were going to find out about that.
Speaker 4: I was like, and they found out so quick in fact,
that like I did, like I went, I shot round
the scenes. I didn't really get paid for them. I
came back to Tampa and I was like, fuck, I
just got one up on and I still have my
job at McDonald's.
Speaker 5: I never quit.
Speaker 4: I put in like a vacation to go shoot porn.
Speaker 5: Why didn't you get paid?
Speaker 4: Because I was being lied to. I was pretty much
told that like things were not the way they are.
Speaker 5: I don't you know.
Speaker 4: This is a brand new girl, doesn't know shit that's
going on. They're telling you, Oh, the company pays your agent.
Your agent pays you. So I'm not getting checks on scene.
You know, I'm getting told that after I'm gonna get paid.
And then at the end he pretty much like broke
down that like, oh, you owe me this for that
because now he's fronting me everything because I'm just a
broke young girl. So in front of the flight, front's
the test fronts where I'm staying and at the end
of it all, I made nothing. I am at the
end of it.
Speaker 6: And just so everyone knows that when you go to
a studio show, you get paid the day of with
a check. Yes, so that's normal in case anyone is one, yes, oh,
that is normal.
Speaker 4: And if it's payrolled, then it's established that it's payroll.
But regardless, the check should go to you. Yeah, the
performer period.
Speaker 5: So yeah, that happened.
Speaker 3: And then back to McDonald's.
Speaker 4: Oh, I go back to McDonald's because it didn't work
out for me. I was like, fuck, I just got robbed,
So I'm gonna try to like pick up my life
where I left it.
Speaker 5: And it couldn't have been like.
Speaker 4: A month before the scene was dropped and someone came
in and printed like I was like next to my
old high school. This McDonald's came in with like pictures
of me with like a nut on my face from
mycasting couch.
Speaker 5: And threw it all over McDonald's and.
Speaker 4: It was like yeah, and I like, sitting here, I
want you because I feel so sad that this thinking
about it, I just turned red and like wanted to
bar and like ran out and again. I had nothing, though,
and I need a car, So I just ran out
of McDonald's and just ran down the street, like I
just ran and so I was like, well, it looks
like I'm doing.
Speaker 1: Corn now wow. And so then you just were all
in after that, and it was like be good or.
Speaker 5: Be good at it.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I was like, now I'm in this situation where this
is the hand that I'm dealt, and I can be
that girl that we've seen a million times. It's gonna
shoot a scene and her reputation's ruined, and then she
gets hooked on something and she she's you don't.
Speaker 5: Know where she is.
Speaker 4: Or I could be that bitch that like people look
at and they're like, damn, she's hot. She's a hot,
empowered fucking bitch.
Speaker 1: Like that's me now, right, So how how did you
figure it out? Though?
Speaker 3: Did you realize right away that this guy you were
working with acuma?
Speaker 5: I did? I did, but I wasn't.
Speaker 4: Again, I was being so young, so I was being
like coerced, like heavily. You know. He's telling me like, oh,
the money's coming, this is how it is for everyone.
You get in and like you owe and then you
start making an assessive amount and then everything breaks even
and you're cool, you know. So he kind of had
me like on the hook line and sinker like for
a little while, but I wouldn't. I would say maybe
like a month or two before I was able to
like really be like, I'm super hustled. I need to
get out right and I actually it was I was
on a porn set where everything changed.
Speaker 5: It's the first time I saw the.
Speaker 4: Male talent got a check handed to him, right wow.
And that was the first time I realized I'm not
getting paid. And I cried packing my suitcase. And the
dude who just fucked me is like, oh my god,
are you okay because you know I just fucked you,
Like did I do something wrong? And I'm like no, oh,
I just realized I'm not getting paid. And he got
super mad and blessed his heart and he told that director,
you're gonna pay her, and so the director was forced
to pay me, and I was living out my suitcase.
Speaker 5: This is what I mean by suitcase. So I had
all my belongings on me.
Speaker 4: On the set and he's like, I'm not going to
drop you back off at that Lakina in I'm gonna
take you to another agent, which was John O'Byrne Wow
at East Coast, and he took me there and then.
Speaker 6: So these filmers were not aware of what this guy
was a hundred percent and they were still doing it
one hundred percent aware.
Speaker 4: So how many because they were getting the hottest girls
at the lowest price, and it was just a huge
funnel of that.
Speaker 5: You know, God, these people are shady.
Speaker 4: The count deals on hot hot girls, and the Florida
girls in the industry are known to be really hot.
There's known to be a surplus of them, so they
were just like cranking out girls.
Speaker 3: Like so, aside from the fact that you're getting scammed,
what did you think of the actual sex part of
being un scene doing porn?
Speaker 5: I think that I really I liked it.
Speaker 4: It was like a different form of expression and it
reminded me of when I did the Morning Show and
the love that I had for like being on camera there,
which is funny because like that's definitely what a lot
of people made fun of.
Speaker 5: They're like, she just want to be on camera. It's like, well.
Speaker 4: Drug, It's like, yeah, I was for like the ugly
duckling complex and then all of a sudden, you're like
glam full hair and makeup, and you know, with the
hot partner, and you're like, wow, wind in the hair,
and you just love the whole thing.
Speaker 5: I was like every single part of it. I loved it.
Speaker 1: So do you feel the ugly duckling at some point?
Definitely felt when you're younger.
Speaker 4: I yeah, I definitely wasn't like popular, that's for sure.
I could tell where I was in the scheme of things,
and my gap in the past made me insecurees I
had it. I had a huge fucking gap almost this
time last.
Speaker 5: Year, so I didn't even notice that.
Speaker 4: I like your yap, but I know that's when everyone
said it was like very polarized.
Speaker 5: You're like, no, please, it's so cute. It's your it's
who you are.
Speaker 3: It's weird because I'm sure I noticed it, but I
didn't remember it enough to think about it when I
saw you and you didn't have it anymore.
Speaker 2: Did anyone notice when you got it? Like when you
fixed it?
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, definitely a lot of people.
Speaker 4: They're like, especially from my little ghetto hometown, they're like,
oh she Hollywood now, oh yeah, And it wasn't like horrible,
it's just like we were saying earlier, like little things
that only we are insecure.
Speaker 5: About, you know. I was like, damn, I got no
titties in a gap.
Speaker 1: Fuck at that point, did you just go all in
on the game?
Speaker 5: I did? I did? I went all in on the game.
Speaker 4: I started going basically platinum, because you gotta find like
where your.
Speaker 5: Niche is in the whole thing.
Speaker 4: That's pretty much what really makes someone successful in the
industry is finding out their brand and finding out what
their category is.
Speaker 5: It's very categorized and important.
Speaker 4: You're either mel if you're young, you're Latina, you know,
so you had to like find out.
Speaker 2: Where you were the Latina buttst.
Speaker 5: Yes, I've in the young Latina.
Speaker 4: But category, Okay, that's interesting for sure.
Speaker 3: So okay, you start doing all the crazy stuff on
camera and started to doing anal right away and gang bang.
Speaker 1: All the straights of shit.
Speaker 5: I didn't. I didn't.
Speaker 4: I still haven't done anal, surprisingly, which is like such
a waste.
Speaker 1: To ask, I know, even in the streets.
Speaker 5: I mean in the streets. Yeah, in the streets. What's
holding you back?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 4: Maybe like back in the day, Port used to have
like showcases they don't really have them as much anymore.
Speaker 5: But maybe I would do it for a showcase.
Speaker 4: I just really wanted to be special since they've waited
so long for it, I'd say at this point and
then up until then, definitely like just pain. And when
it comes to anal it's like, you know, you're performing
in a place where you can have potential accidents, and
I'm already fucking hyper sensitive shooting out my pussy.
Speaker 5: I'm like making sure everything's like good in there. It's
like a butthole.
Speaker 3: We had a girl in here earlier who did her
first analog camera with a very large dick.
Speaker 1: Probably not the kind of dick you should start out
with in that regard, Trooper go, we're really.
Speaker 5: Proud of her, I know. But that's like it's like exciting.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's stressful with a person, and I would say
in private, it's a lot easier because you're like, hey,
I shit on you, Like I don't care, yeah, on
you like a shit on camera there's four people watching.
Speaker 1: I'm like, definitely, what a do you feel like?
Speaker 3: You started to like get popular, you get like a
real fan base of the porn fans right away, And
what was that like? And what's your relationship like with
the fans?
Speaker 4: It was it was like either at that point, porn
was really like nowadays, you don't come across like individual
stars as often.
Speaker 5: I would say maybe Lana was one.
Speaker 4: Of the last like stars that you see or Autumn
Falls for example. Now it's just like a turn and
burn and then the girls who have already been there.
But I kind of got in with a group of
girls where a lot of them were like prominent, like
Keisha Gray and Ariana Marie, and we caught We picked
up steam pretty fast because that whole younger generation or
younger looking girl vibe was very popular at the time.
So I would say I picked up pretty fast. And
like my first ABN I was Trophy Girl and there
was lines and I was very surprised, and I love
them all. I'm super happy as long as they respect me.
Speaker 5: Cool.
Speaker 2: How many years have you been in port that?
Speaker 4: Oh God, I'm like, it's the same thing I keep seeing.
My cat's three years old. He's probably like six, so
it's probably probably don't fuck. I hate to say seven
on and off seven though, I've taken breaks, like quite
a lot of breaks.
Speaker 5: Move back to Florida, like three times.
Speaker 4: Really yeah, boyfriends and then just moved back kind of,
but I moved back first, and then I got the
boyfriend this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because you have a security guard boyfriend. They didn't
want you to.
Speaker 4: Fuck me, right, Yes, okay, he doesn't want me to
suck anyone, like he doesn't want me to fuck anyone.
But you know he's gone now or no, he's still here,
still here and still doesn't want me to get but
it's happening.
Speaker 6: She only does it a couple of times a year tho,
when she like comes up to La to studios.
Speaker 1: Yes, oh wow, so you try to just not talk
to him about it or what.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's a respect thing.
Speaker 4: It's you know, you know, I just be you don't
have to tolerate it because you know Lenna is personal
to you, But if Lenna was with other people, you
wouldn't want her to couple. Like, yeah, I just got
this fucking nut on my face was huge.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but you know when I posted up the photo
of me and Lena and you and I have like
a million followers and I'm sure somebody's going to send
it to this guy like that feels like that's when like,
that's why you should have told him before is because
that moment where the photo.
Speaker 1: Goes out, you know.
Speaker 4: I well, the thing is, I was like, it's up
to the podcast, and then he was like dope.
Speaker 5: He's like dope, the podcast dope, and it's like dope,
everything's dope. And then he's like wait a minute. He
blew him and I'm like, yeah, so they.
Speaker 3: Don't make me a homewrecord, but you stuck my dick
like six months ago too, right, like nine months ago.
Speaker 1: I was like, we had you on the paton and
then we.
Speaker 5: Did was one time we'd like to clarify he's somebody
like that was like in August?
Speaker 1: Right, yeah? Was it August? I don't know.
Speaker 5: I don't know. Somewhere around the little back in my camera,
I don't know.
Speaker 1: Okay, things just blame into the ether, you know. For sure?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I remember you had like a pretty fucking dope
mouth on you. I was impressed.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's very wide. I went to the dentist and
she was like, you have a very big mouth.
Speaker 2: You do have a big mouth.
Speaker 1: That is a big mouth. Wow, it's not just a feeling,
it's not in my head.
Speaker 3: We got to use that for the for sure.
Speaker 1: So yeah, okay, you two in your mouth.
Speaker 5: Yes, yes, one of them was. I felt kind of
limph though, but r P, he's cool. It's not his fault.
Speaker 1: He's dead. Well, there's a lot of ones, I know, a.
Speaker 5: Series of memories when you when you said that, but.
Speaker 1: Yeah, wow, sometimes I think about that. I feel like
I don't know the girls.
Speaker 5: Is not a creepy thought though you don't even remember
like half the girls.
Speaker 1: One of them is definitely, definitely.
Speaker 5: I'm just gonna let you know one of them.
Speaker 3: Definitely, because it's not like I know anything about them
or know anybody who knows most of them or whatever.
Speaker 1: A lot of them are homeless, a lot of them,
you know whatever.
Speaker 3: But well, I saw a comment that really struck a
chord with me, which is, like, the best part about
dating the homeless girls.
Speaker 1: You never have to drop her off anywhere anyway. So
what we're talking about, what.
Speaker 4: You want?
Speaker 5: What turns me on?
Speaker 4: I like, let's see, I like muscles, I like tan people, I.
Speaker 6: Like I don't want to date the cast of Jersey short.
Speaker 5: I like tattoos. I like someone that smells good smells.
Speaker 1: Or like my I almost felt that you were describing
me up till then yeah, as you have a really
low standard for muscles. I got muscles.
Speaker 2: Never has muscles under their fat.
Speaker 4: I don't like super jacked guys though I wouldn't say
and tall, but I love tall A taller girl.
Speaker 5: I love tall guys.
Speaker 1: Moved to Florida swollen steroid guys, right.
Speaker 5: No, it's not, but they're there.
Speaker 4: No, the juice sids are there, the powerhouse.
Speaker 1: Why you hate the LA lifestyle?
Speaker 4: I just everything's complicated, Like I can't like groceries.
Speaker 5: It's hard to park. People fucking everywhere. It's just overwhelming.
Speaker 4: If compared if you, if it's all you know, you
wouldn't know to compare it to you. But compared to
my hometown, it's like parking everywhere, it's easy where.
Speaker 6: You are in La, like the valley versus Hollywood. Like
I hate going home making friends.
Speaker 4: It is really hard here Florida. I feel like everyone's
your fucking friend, like the gas station attendant to your friend,
Like everyone's your friend here. It's like six years and
only someone I.
Speaker 5: Fucked was my friend. Like why, oh, I don't know.
Speaker 3: Maybe because in Florida, in a small town in general,
it's like you just have way less people to potentially
interact with, so you just kind of end up forming
these little bonds with people. But I was the parking
thing as much as I am kind of like laughing
at you because I mean, is it really bad hard
to park?
Speaker 1: Like just for.
Speaker 6: Example, wherever you can see any park that's true.
Speaker 3: The real when I go into the fucking Starbucks in
the morning, where I park my car is like this
little mini game within my life that I have to
figure out because every day I have to fucking like
figure out how I'm gonna do it. And it's the
whole thing.
Speaker 4: I park illegally, you know, lead to everything, Like I'm
late to everything, Like just everything. It's like it says
that it's gonna be thirty minutes, and it's not. The
thirty minute stays the same for like fifteen minutes, and.
Speaker 5: They're just late everywhere.
Speaker 6: I feel that, I mind, you're always inspired to one
day have a more low key life where you can
just drive somewhere in five minutes and all half an.
Speaker 4: Hour, we're never going to be able to leave and
the beach, yeah you're stuck here.
Speaker 3: Sorry, Yeah, I mean we can move to like Calabasas
or something that would be the first this thing we
could probably ever because we're still like, then you're not
going to.
Speaker 6: Have to fucking like drive from there, more traffic war drive.
Speaker 3: You'll have a little bit better scenery and fresher air,
I guess, but your traffic is going to be amplified.
Speaker 4: It's like the whole lifestyle is just it's like super
busy Florida. It's like we're like your lax sister, Like
we're chilling. Like the beach is depressing to me here,
like as a beach babe, Like it's depressing and go
and it's like cold, stinky, like the sand tar, the
water's dark.
Speaker 5: It's just icky.
Speaker 4: It's like gives you the ick, Like why can't I
see my foot? I'm like, not even in past my knee.
Speaker 5: It's super odd.
Speaker 2: I like you guys got the beaches on us for sure.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And I want to go all day, Like I
want to be in the sand tanning all day. Like
if you go to the beach with someone here, it's
like for a minute, for like a lunch, and then
you leave.
Speaker 5: No one has do you miss.
Speaker 3: The social element of being out here? And there's so
much shit going on and people in the industry and
you're ready to slow down.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: No, I mean I feel like I'm just as busy.
It's just a different crowd.
Speaker 4: Like it's it's always kind of like a work vibe
for me out here, because it's Carmen out here, you know,
the person that is more relax and chill real me
at home. I feel like I just I got a
lot more things to do, and I feel less pressure
on doing it and like less of a character that
I have to play, you know, because I am most
of the time again playing a character. So I'm like,
I feel like I just have more real, genuine, care
free fun, Like I don't give a fuck what I
look like.
Speaker 5: I come drunk on a boat. It's cool.
Speaker 3: But Okay, when you left La, was that also a
sign of you becoming less?
Speaker 1: I wish.
Speaker 3: I don't know how you were living out here, but
I kind of got the idea that you were being
promiscuous and whatnot.
Speaker 5: No, I wouldn't say it slowed me down.
Speaker 4: I mean before I wouldn't say it slowed me down.
I would say raged, even like harder before I got
the boyfriend, which is like how I found him was
in the fucking of fuck easy, you.
Speaker 1: Know, the best way to find a girl right here,
fucking you.
Speaker 4: Know you fuck the right one. You're like, I like
fucking you, But yeah, I was. I was fucking like
club owners. I was just off the chain, I was,
you know, And he wasn't like freaked out, No, no, no,
he wasn't around. This is before for him because I
moved to Florida and then I found him like six
months after I'd been living there. So I moved to
Florida doing my own thing. Like I didn't again, I
didn't move for a boyfriend. I move for me, and
then I found one.
Speaker 2: Where you met him in the context and going out
to the.
Speaker 4: Club, met him in the context of going down to
the club and fucking ask.
Speaker 3: But what has this done to your sister wives type
connection with Hendrick Suonderland.
Speaker 1: You guys just like the separation.
Speaker 3: It's gotta be kind of weird because you guys are
really inseparable for a long time, right it is?
Speaker 6: It is.
Speaker 4: It was definitely hard for her, especially because I have
like my hometown friends to make it easy versus, like
I said, out here, we really only had each other.
So I felt really bad because I know that it
was super tough out here. But it's forced her to
like step out of her shell because it's always been
like I've been the loud, obnoxious one and she's been
the more chill, high stoned, you know, calm one.
Speaker 2: That's perfect them.
Speaker 4: It's forcing her to like, you know, do more and
be more out there. I mean we talk every single day.
We're still those people that's like I have to go
to the bathroom. I'm gonna call you back, and we're
like we're talking on the phone while we're shitting, Like
that's just the friends we are, Like, oh, I have
to do this, I'll call you back in the elevator.
Oh I'm off the elevator. Hey, I'm back again. Like
we talked all day.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Like I keep talking to you every minute of
the day.
Speaker 5: That's us.
Speaker 4: Like we're still Like she was like, how do you
feel like you don't see her as often?
Speaker 5: Only guy? I feel like I see the bitch every day.
I know everything that's going on in her life. Like
I'm in there.
Speaker 1: I wanted to talk to anybody that much. I will
start a podcast.
Speaker 5: Well we should, we know it would be funny.
Speaker 1: Yeah right, how'd that never happened?
Speaker 3: I feel like she's a huge risk for getting a boyfriend,
as long as like you're kind of leaving her solo.
Speaker 1: Like, I feel like that's the perfect wants it.
Speaker 4: If you're a guy, go date Kendra. She fucking she's ready.
Speaker 5: She wants it.
Speaker 4: No, she is fucking ready for some fu infection.
Speaker 3: Do we feel like there's there's gonna be a chance
that if you do end up single again, then we're
going to have another come back to l a triumphant
returns to the porn world.
Speaker 1: Call in every director you ever met, I'm.
Speaker 5: Back another's dorm. I don't.
Speaker 4: I don't think. I think the way that I do
it is perfect. I get hike in scenes at a
lower frequency. It's better for my mental health. And again,
I moved back for me, so I never moved back
for him. So the theory of coming back if we
broke up it doesn't exist because I moved back.
Speaker 5: For me, and I'm happy.
Speaker 4: I love my waking up and having fucking nothing to do.
Only fans is the best thing to happen in my life.
I don't got fucking shit to do. I'm like, I
just love it. I love not having to do shit.
Speaker 1: I respect it so common.
Speaker 3: I'm just gonna throw this out there is Today finally
gonna be the day that I get to find out
what the nsaiday Rajina feels like.
Speaker 5: I hope so a call for a boyfriend. He already
heard the podcast as long waited.
Speaker 1: I'm on speaker, hor horrible,