Speaker 1: For thirty five years, Cindy Stumpo has been a female
Speaker 1: home builder with a passion for design, a mastery of detail,
Speaker 1: and a commitment to her crack. With daughter Samantha Stumpo
Speaker 1: by her side.
Speaker 2: I don't need my whole family on a date with me.
Speaker 3: That's a good note. It's godyn weird.
Speaker 1: See. Stumpo Development is the only second generation female construction
Speaker 1: company in the country.
Speaker 4: You're crazy, You're a wacko, You're insanely I mean, it
Speaker 4: just doesn't end together.
Speaker 1: Cindy and Samantha welcome guests to explore the world of construction,
Speaker 1: real estate, development, design and more. Unpredictable.
Speaker 3: Every time I think I know what you want, you
Speaker 3: switch it out. But that's what makes sure houses.
Speaker 1: All your deda discuss anything that happens between the roof
Speaker 1: and the foundation. Nothing is off limits.
Speaker 3: You truly do care about everybody.
Speaker 1: She can yell and she can scream, but when you
Speaker 1: get her alone, she's the best person on the planet.
Speaker 1: Cindy Stumpo is tough as nails.
Speaker 5: And I'm Cindy Stumpo and Tanna's Nails on WBZ NewsRadio
Speaker 5: Chat thirty and I'm here with.
Speaker 2: Who Yanpa, you are who line today?
Speaker 5: You're packed to blonde. Yes, my daughter has been a
Speaker 5: blonde her whole life. She decides, like a year ago,
Speaker 5: I'm going to be a brunette. I'm like, okay, yeah,
Speaker 5: all right, comes back. Everybody tells me how beautifulest color is.
Speaker 5: I go, they are lying. You are a blonde. You
Speaker 5: are made to be a blonde.
Speaker 2: She stood up at my thirty seventh birthday party this
Speaker 2: year and was like, all you people that say you
Speaker 2: like a brunette, you're.
Speaker 5: Full tell the truth. Okay. Friends don't tell you the
Speaker 5: truth unless they you're best friend, right, and then your
Speaker 5: best friend will tell you the truth like you too.
Speaker 2: It's why I love you guys so much. I send
Speaker 2: my mom your videos.
Speaker 5: Well, can we introduce them so people know who were
Speaker 5: talking to You didn't know we.
Speaker 3: Were allowed to talk or not. We were teating like
Speaker 3: can we talk? Can we not talk? Yes?
Speaker 5: So quietly good and we intro introduced them.
Speaker 3: Please you guys introduce yourself where I'm Cat.
Speaker 6: This is Nat and we have seven kids and I
Speaker 6: mean you guys have a fairly epic bio of building
Speaker 6: and like insanity, we do not do that. We play
Speaker 6: on the Internet and in real life and have fun.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we have a podcast, and you know, we wrote
Speaker 7: a couple of books and we go on tour. But
Speaker 7: that conversation about the Burnette, it's so relatable to us
Speaker 7: because every time we change something, all the dms.
Speaker 3: Are like, oh my gosh, it's so amazing. I love it.
Speaker 3: I also went Burnette.
Speaker 7: And then deep down, we know people like to comment
Speaker 7: on change, but in reality, your best friends and by
Speaker 7: the way, your children will often.
Speaker 3: Tell you the truth.
Speaker 7: And our kids still look back on when I went
Speaker 7: Burnett and go, oh, remember.
Speaker 3: When that looked like that, like it was the worst
Speaker 3: thing ever.
Speaker 5: She didn't get it. I don't know. She had a
Speaker 5: pretty mirror at that moment. I'm like, okay, whatever, Okay,
Speaker 5: let's get back to you two, and we're off Samantha
Speaker 5: Stumpo and her Brunette to bond. Here to Burnette. Guys.
Speaker 5: All right, I started following you on Instagram, right, and
Speaker 5: what I love most about you is you both keep
Speaker 5: it real, right, You're a little edgy. You tell it
Speaker 5: how it is, like, you know, we'll kind of say
Speaker 5: this way, like that thing called a job, it is
Speaker 5: a job, by the way, Okay, so like there are
Speaker 5: things and you're working out there and you got seven
Speaker 5: kids between you two, and then your husbands want you
Speaker 5: to come home and be like what I just walked
Speaker 5: off of the Victoria's Secrets runway like hello, Like hello,
Speaker 5: all right. So that's the stuff that really I gra
Speaker 5: you know, I grasped too, is when you guys are
Speaker 5: in that car doing that thing right, and then you
Speaker 5: do the funniest like okay, you have like two old
Speaker 5: women doing something or too young whatever and you're and
Speaker 5: you're catching, then you too try to do it. There's
Speaker 5: so much great content out there that you guys put
Speaker 5: here's my question, how do you keep coming up with
Speaker 5: the content? And is it? I know a lot of
Speaker 5: it's organic because it just kind of flows with you too.
Speaker 5: But you have to sit here and say, Okay, what's
Speaker 5: the next move for us? Like what's the next content?
Speaker 5: Or it just comes daily because you both have seven
Speaker 5: kids to amazing heusmens, it seems.
Speaker 6: Like for you on this point, don't you find that
Speaker 6: teenagers are the most time consuming people on the planet?
Speaker 3: Like don't you find did you find that? Did you
Speaker 3: find the teenagers? Like she thinks she's.
Speaker 2: Still raising us.
Speaker 5: What are you talking about?
Speaker 2: I'm thirty seven and he's thirty one.
Speaker 5: You think the job ends when they're eighteen? They go
Speaker 5: to college so much more time before I don't. I
Speaker 5: I am mind blowing.
Speaker 6: And when when they get thrown lives and they make
Speaker 6: you run their lives with them, it is wow, It's
Speaker 6: it's crazy, it's great. I mean, we can't even we
Speaker 6: went away together for fun, like in the beginning of.
Speaker 3: September because we called it work.
Speaker 6: But it was the best thing we did because we
Speaker 6: didn't have to think or talk about them.
Speaker 3: Now I feel like we want to do it every
Speaker 3: single month.
Speaker 7: But as far as coming up of content, we think about,
Speaker 7: like anybody sitting with their best friend, you're never ever
Speaker 7: going to run.
Speaker 3: Out of things to talk about, like this is this.
Speaker 3: This started as.
Speaker 7: A friendship since ninth grade. It became a business, but
Speaker 7: it never stopped being a friendship. And with seven kids
Speaker 7: and then two husbands and a friendship, like, there's just there's,
Speaker 7: there's there's the content's.
Speaker 3: Never going to stop till death.
Speaker 5: Yeah, once they get older, what happens? What do you think,
Speaker 5: like when they go off to college, it's even worse,
Speaker 5: like it just gets worse and worse, and then they're
Speaker 5: gonna what we didn't get easy.
Speaker 3: We're supposed to be looking forward to.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, there's no goldens coming ladies.
Speaker 1: Sorry.
Speaker 5: Remember there's a saying once you have that baby, you
Speaker 5: never have a good night's sleep for the rest of
Speaker 5: your life. Have you figured that out by now? And
Speaker 5: you have seven between both here.
Speaker 3: I'm sleeping pretty good right now, but I feel like
Speaker 3: I take a sleeping pill.
Speaker 7: Not see you out in seconds, and you don't have
Speaker 7: any time to think about all the things that you
Speaker 7: might have done wrong that day or what's coming up tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Bedtime is like my sanctuary.
Speaker 5: It's like, I'm but do they go to bed?
Speaker 6: Why say to them, if you want me to come
Speaker 6: to say good night, you go to bed because I'm
Speaker 6: going to bed. So that's usually what gets them into
Speaker 6: bed for the moment.
Speaker 7: For that I said, For like the ones they're going
Speaker 7: out at night time, I feel like that's a dad
Speaker 7: job to stay up late and wait for them and
Speaker 7: like to see if they're like if they're drunk, or
Speaker 7: if they're late, or if they're like, I'm like, I.
Speaker 3: Need to go to bed. I can't sit and wait,
Speaker 3: I feel like that's a dad job.
Speaker 5: I agree, my dad did that job. It is a
Speaker 5: dad job. It's okay, she hired, but I did it.
Speaker 2: She hired p i's to follow me and then they
Speaker 2: bought me drinks. And I was like, good job.
Speaker 3: Why the PI? Why did you need one?
Speaker 5: Because for we were on TV number one and number
Speaker 5: two I wanted to make sure she was safe and
Speaker 5: number three, I'm justator. No, no, a security god like
Speaker 5: a body god on her, not a.
Speaker 3: Pe bought her drinks?
Speaker 5: What an idiot. He was fired the next day.
Speaker 3: Fired the next day.
Speaker 5: He was fire the next day. I was hitting on
Speaker 5: my daughter. Yeah, that wasn't a good move at all.
Speaker 3: Oh, my kay got fired. He thought you should never
Speaker 3: hire a hot one.
Speaker 5: And then he wasn't really that hot. I don't know
Speaker 5: when I started. He had he had a good looking mirror.
Speaker 5: What do you want me to tell you?
Speaker 2: When I started driving? One time she was following me,
Speaker 2: lost me, and my dad called her and goes, I
Speaker 2: have her. You lost her.
Speaker 5: I'm following both follow you. Okay, this is a little
Speaker 5: fast story. I'm following her because I think she's up
Speaker 5: to no good. She's like sixteen and a half. I
Speaker 5: just got separated like two years prior to that. So
Speaker 5: my acceptance sees me leaving. He follows me because he
Speaker 5: wants see if I'm going on a date, right, even
Speaker 5: though we separated, So he's following me. I'm following her.
Speaker 5: You couldn't make this up in a million years. I'm like,
Speaker 5: he goes, you lost her? I go just he calls me,
Speaker 5: you lost her? I go, will you? He goes, I'm
Speaker 5: following you? Why are you following me? I want to
Speaker 5: see if you're going on a date? Dude, was separated?
Speaker 5: What if I do? I'm doing? But no, I'm not
Speaker 5: going on a date. Well, you can pick her back
Speaker 5: up because she's on this location. So I'm gonna follow
Speaker 5: you as you follow her. It was, yeah, you can't
Speaker 5: make this. You can't not.
Speaker 3: Will you on? Did you ever follow you and find
Speaker 3: you on a date?
Speaker 5: I did. I didn't do that. I literally between my
Speaker 5: career and my kids. Yeah, I wasn't running around. I
Speaker 5: have the time to run around, and I.
Speaker 3: Really like the time now to run around.
Speaker 5: I can't I go back in time. So the man
Speaker 5: I'm with now is the man that was through high school.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you've heard about that. Yeah, kidding me.
Speaker 7: We have heard of you in touch with the high
Speaker 7: school manner. You just like pop up out of nowhere.
Speaker 5: No, no, not at all. Actually Zero came to a
Speaker 5: couple cup of nails events at h G T with
Speaker 5: but with a bunch of our old friends. I mean,
Speaker 5: he hit TV and gets what happens? All your old
Speaker 5: friends resurface and they're on your Facebook anyways, and they
Speaker 5: you know, I mean, so yeah, that's how it happened.
Speaker 3: So is he great?
Speaker 2: He's the best.
Speaker 5: I think he was three years old than me. Do
Speaker 5: I think it was?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 5: He was going just in high school? Gorgeous. Yeah, we do.
Speaker 6: When you move, when people when they grow up, out
Speaker 6: of the house, do you you can take it back?
Speaker 3: You do day things like do day things happen? Like
Speaker 3: do you know dayners? Noonurs?
Speaker 5: What is she saying?
Speaker 2: What does that mean?
Speaker 3: You don't know what a noonar is?
Speaker 5: They said, what's day quantication?
Speaker 2: She's a menopause. That doesn't happen.
Speaker 5: No, I'm a menopause. I don't care. Good luck. Wait,
Speaker 5: what do you get.
Speaker 3: Confusing for us?
Speaker 7: Because we heard that, you know, when the kids get older,
Speaker 7: you get a certain age all of a sudden, you're
Speaker 7: going to be swinging up the raptors. And then half
Speaker 7: the other people are telling us, now, the menopause is
Speaker 7: going to make it all dry.
Speaker 3: You're not gonna be in the mood. Which one is it?
Speaker 5: Okay, you are going to buy thirty eight? How old
Speaker 5: you girls?
Speaker 3: And it's like for forty some forty two?
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, you're in your prime right now. You're banging
Speaker 5: it out. You're holing right now. Still yeah, yeah, what, yeah,
Speaker 5: you should be. Okay, then Suddy's taking them way too much.
Speaker 3: You meant sorry, we didn't get that memo. Where's that memo?
Speaker 5: Okay, we got to find some a long time with
Speaker 5: your husbands, because you should be in your prime right
Speaker 5: now period. We should be absolutely yes, yes, So when
Speaker 5: you hit metopause and then you're gonna be like, I'm
Speaker 5: gonna kill you and I love you. You're an ass,
Speaker 5: you're this, you're that. Oh, by the way, I love
Speaker 5: all that. In about three minutes of a conversation, I
Speaker 5: hate you, I love you. I'm gonna throw you off
Speaker 5: the roof. Oh yeah, it's a it's fun. But wait,
Speaker 5: maybe if we're gonna hold that thought for one minute,
Speaker 5: because we gotta go to commercial break, and you're listen
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Speaker 5: One Thing, And welcome back to Toupest Nails on w
Speaker 5: b Z News Radio ten thirty. And I'm Cindy Stumpo
Speaker 5: and I'm here with Samantha and who might you guess?
Speaker 5: You guys, I'm not what do you think? Okay? So
Speaker 5: we're gonna get a little bit into the bio of
Speaker 5: you guys, okay, because we opened up really like we've
Speaker 5: all been best friends for the last thirty years, right,
Speaker 5: And and I respect you guys. I love you guys.
Speaker 5: And you guys should have been around the days when
Speaker 5: I was, you know, starting out as a working mom,
Speaker 5: and you would have taken a lot of pressure off me, right,
Speaker 5: you would have. But you went around and neither was
Speaker 5: Facebook or YouTube or anything else. It was just me,
Speaker 5: myself and I out there in my own little brain.
Speaker 5: But seven kids, you guys became. You've been friends since
Speaker 5: ninth grade. She knows I have a best friend since
Speaker 5: fourth grade? Did this just all happen? Organically the cat
Speaker 5: nat or nat and cat show whose name comes for us,
Speaker 5: by the way, and then pay attention, why yeah, oh
Speaker 5: you're c.
Speaker 3: Well alphabetically alphabetically got to go.
Speaker 5: In order, okay, And then this just grew into what's
Speaker 5: something that you were doing at home, like to bring
Speaker 5: I want my I want my listeners to hear how
Speaker 5: just you normal really pretty girls, and you are very
Speaker 5: You're both very beautiful. Okay, so let's go there.
Speaker 3: That's what our mom's saying. That's yeah, our moms are
Speaker 3: very generous.
Speaker 5: With us if you if you with compliments.
Speaker 3: This was before influencing was a thing.
Speaker 6: Like we started before people were doing this as a living.
Speaker 6: As people were doing this like as content creation, you know,
Speaker 6: Facebook was just Facebook, and we started doing real time
Speaker 6: events and with women and bringing them together, and then
Speaker 6: it just kind of grew because everyone we were sort
Speaker 6: of the only two stay at home moms at that time.
Speaker 6: It was, you know, fifteen years ago, which feels like
Speaker 6: or sixteen years ago feels like forever ago, when you
Speaker 6: were supposed to really the expectation was to go to
Speaker 6: work full time, be a full stay at home mom.
Speaker 6: While you work full time, be banged but don't talk
Speaker 6: about your kids, like make sure that they're perfect.
Speaker 3: Like it really Pinterest was.
Speaker 6: The the with the platform of what everyone was doing,
Speaker 6: and we were the exact opposite of Pinterest moms. And
Speaker 6: I think when we just started talking, people sort of
Speaker 6: looked to us like, oh my gosh, they must know
Speaker 6: because they stayed home. Meanwhile, we really didn't know anything.
Speaker 6: But it was just people were desperate for our conversation.
Speaker 6: And there was a time when you would go out
Speaker 6: and you were not allowed to talk about your kids
Speaker 6: because you were not interested if you talked about your kids.
Speaker 3: They were supposed to work.
Speaker 5: Like I'm that generation.
Speaker 3: Chet kids, but be a stay at home mom, Like
Speaker 3: you have kids, so.
Speaker 7: You don't want to be that person who like goes
Speaker 7: to the dinner party like all she ever does is
Speaker 7: talk about her kids, Like oh god, but literally, I
Speaker 7: can barely think about anything else. It's the only thing
Speaker 7: on my mind. Now I'm supposed to come up with
Speaker 7: something else to talk about.
Speaker 3: So they would whisper to us like is this normal?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 6: And I think there was this really weird thing about
Speaker 6: where people felt like they were so failing every day
Speaker 6: because Pintress was telling us we were doing it wrong,
Speaker 6: and the TV, you know, people tried to put us
Speaker 6: on TV and like make us like thing like Pinterest moms,
Speaker 6: literally and we just kept failing. And then we're like,
Speaker 6: literally screw it, like we can't be who were not,
Speaker 6: and we just kind of began to push back.
Speaker 5: Okay, let me understand this. So I've seen it. I
Speaker 5: can't say fifteen sixteen years ago. Look, I've been in
Speaker 5: business for thirty eight years since I had Sammy and
Speaker 5: my belly, right, and now you're aging me. Now'm maging
Speaker 5: you two. With that being said, I was the bad
Speaker 5: mommy back then, right, think about it, I was the
Speaker 5: mom getting tortured. Would I'd be running to a baseball game,
Speaker 5: softball game, basketball game, my son, whatever she was doing,
Speaker 5: and here comes to bad mummy right with the beeper.
Speaker 5: I know you probably don't know what a beeper is,
Speaker 5: but we had beeper as we had next heels and
Speaker 5: cell phones, three devices going at all times. And then
Speaker 5: mothers would be sitting on the you know, those those benches,
Speaker 5: and they look up at the bleachers and look up
Speaker 5: at me like you know, and I'd be like this, yeah,
Speaker 5: turn your head now right now, because not today, I'm
Speaker 5: not in the mood. So somebody's going to get thrown
Speaker 5: off the bleaches and they would just go yeah, and
Speaker 5: they'd say, oh, I wonder how her kids are going
Speaker 5: to turn out, right, she's always working, right, And now
Speaker 5: it's all changed. Right now, the moms that want to
Speaker 5: stay home and raise their kids, they like the bad mommies, right,
Speaker 5: I what's changed in three decades. But I did not
Speaker 5: see the change till about ten years ago where I've
Speaker 5: seen women really going out there. I didn't see it
Speaker 5: fifteen sixteen years ago. And definitely we did not much.
Speaker 3: Of my idea either.
Speaker 6: That's why we were like, this is not changing for it,
Speaker 6: like this is not us. We're not represented anywhere, and
Speaker 6: we were, we.
Speaker 5: Were, But isn't that sad because you want to be
Speaker 5: home with your kids. You got seven kids and they
Speaker 5: need your attention. And then yeah, it's.
Speaker 6: Really expensive, Like day care was very expensive and for
Speaker 6: some of us that you actually it made more, you
Speaker 6: paid more to go used to be that you would
Speaker 6: have to really work enough money that it even made
Speaker 6: sense to send them to daycare, because I mean some
Speaker 6: of the daycares in the neighborhoods were like fourteen fifteen
Speaker 6: hundred dollars a month, like just to eighteen hundred two thousand.
Speaker 3: If they were young, right, Yeah, though you had to
Speaker 3: to cover your costs.
Speaker 6: It was ludicrous and you're like, I'm not making enough
Speaker 6: money to cover what I'm setting there.
Speaker 3: I'm like, I'm barely making.
Speaker 6: Anything after taxes to get these kids into daycare and
Speaker 6: then they're sick all the time so I'm home with them.
Speaker 6: It really it's a really hard, a really hard thing
Speaker 6: for a lot of people.
Speaker 3: So you know, the conversations just were.
Speaker 6: Really natural and organic, and I don't think you don't
Speaker 6: set out Back then, there was no video capability on websites,
Speaker 6: so there was no intention for us to become what
Speaker 6: it was really just let's let's get together and talk
Speaker 6: about things and then pot it all just grew very natural. Yeah.
Speaker 7: I didn't set out and say, Okay, we're going to
Speaker 7: start a business and this is what we're gonna do.
Speaker 7: It was something that we really thought was missing out
Speaker 7: there for not only ourselves, but all of our friends
Speaker 7: and other moms and everyone was just like, I want
Speaker 7: some sort of a connection.
Speaker 3: I want a place where we can talk openly.
Speaker 7: Not judge each other understand that, like, different moms have
Speaker 7: different styles of parenting and they don't all have to
Speaker 7: be the same, but it doesn't mean we can't still
Speaker 7: be friends.
Speaker 3: And so it's sort of like just one thing led
Speaker 3: to another.
Speaker 5: And then you do these events and I've watched it
Speaker 5: on Instagram, like you get a crowd going like I've
Speaker 5: never seen, right, and then you have mail dancers. I know,
Speaker 5: I see the male dances come out. So just so
Speaker 5: my audience can understand that, can visualize. And by the way,
Speaker 5: you should be following them on Instagram and you will
Speaker 5: see exactly the content they put out. And your Instagram
Speaker 5: is I follow you on Instagram, not Facebook or all
Speaker 5: the other side.
Speaker 3: It's all at cat now Cat.
Speaker 5: And you just bring it up and it comes right
Speaker 5: up and you got you Literally, if you're a normal
Speaker 5: mind did person and you got an edge to you,
Speaker 5: you're gonna absolutely love and enjoy their content. If you're
Speaker 5: stuffy up the behind, then don't be watching it because
Speaker 5: you'll never groove because you won't you won't understand it.
Speaker 5: You gotta be you know, I love people that act
Speaker 5: that stuffy like up the behind right. Meanwhile, they're the worst.
Speaker 5: They're the ones out there doing everything they're in the
Speaker 5: freak shows that whatever a p Daddy's getting charge for now,
Speaker 5: I don't know. The ones that never looked the type
Speaker 5: right although type. And then the ones that look like
Speaker 5: all four of us right here, we look like, okay,
Speaker 5: we might bang this one, that one, this one that,
Speaker 5: but we know we don't. So it's like, look, at
Speaker 5: the end of the day, they put out great content.
Speaker 5: And for me, because I use the word respect very
Speaker 5: similar to tell you like when I say I respect
Speaker 5: somebody in business, or respect somebody as a friend, or
Speaker 5: respect somebody as a human being, that's a massive compliment
Speaker 5: coming from me because I don't throw that around too often. Right.
Speaker 5: So I'm watching your stuff even though I'm past that
Speaker 5: stage of my life. I just want other people that
Speaker 5: my daughter's age and your age is to watch it
Speaker 5: because it's real. Because I get the mothers that go
Speaker 5: like this in Boston, Massachusetts, because we're you know, with
Speaker 5: the highest IQ in the country. Remember in Massachusetts. Oh,
Speaker 5: my kid's going Harvard, and my kid's going Northeast and
Speaker 5: my kid's going to Gale. My kid's going This is
Speaker 5: the conversation every party in the springtime okay, Oh yeah,
Speaker 5: my kids got accepted to this and my kid who
Speaker 5: gives your rats ass? I don't care. Okay, is your
Speaker 5: kid murdering anybody? No? Oh that's a good thing. Is
Speaker 5: your kid not is functioning mentally good? Oh that's a
Speaker 5: good thing. No one kids about that. Everybody just cares
Speaker 5: about Oh sinny, my daughter, my son got from my
Speaker 5: generation to my clients generation. Now we go we go
Speaker 5: to parties because my client's kids gone to Penn and Yale. Right,
Speaker 5: So I don't know, you guys, just keep it real.
Speaker 5: You have seven kids, not all going to end up
Speaker 5: to be college. Maybe maybe someone can go off. Some
Speaker 5: are they're going to get in the trades. Who knows
Speaker 5: what they're going to do. Find the way. And that's
Speaker 5: the stuff that you can real. And I can't deal
Speaker 5: with the stuffy stuff. I couldn't deal with it when
Speaker 5: I had small kids. I can't deal with it now.
Speaker 6: But tell people have to see you at a dinner
Speaker 6: party with stuffie people.
Speaker 3: That would be a great time.
Speaker 5: I make it on stuffy real fast, real fast. Yeah.
Speaker 5: I can't do stuffanie at all. Just look up Brookline, Newton, Massachusetts.
Speaker 5: It's all stuffy. But I want you stop flipping that
Speaker 5: at a minute and eighteen seconds in my face. Not you.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna write hook you and you're gonna fly in
Speaker 5: to break. Yes. So he's these thoughts. I tell him
Speaker 5: give me twenty seconds. I don't know what.
Speaker 2: It doesn't fair Warning about to get my periods. So
Speaker 2: she feels all my symptoms.
Speaker 5: Oh god, well that's a problem all the time. So
Speaker 5: Sam and I spend so much time together as you
Speaker 5: two do that I get her symptoms. So the doctor said,
Speaker 5: you too have to separate out more. You have to
Speaker 5: get away from each other.
Speaker 3: I'm like, how's that going.
Speaker 5: It doesn't work.
Speaker 2: It doesn't work. So like, No, yesterday I got a
Speaker 2: text from the god that drives around. He's like, she
Speaker 2: is on one today. I go to fair Warning getting
Speaker 2: my period. Can't do any thing?
Speaker 3: Why the guy that drives the guy that drives her?
Speaker 5: You too?
Speaker 2: You?
Speaker 5: Yes, so you too should actually probably be on the
Speaker 5: same cycle, but maybe not.
Speaker 3: We usually are. But she likes to go rogue all
Speaker 3: the time. You get it now the right you probably well,
Speaker 3: she liked.
Speaker 2: It at the beginning of men a buzz because then
Speaker 2: you would, but now you don't.
Speaker 5: No, Now stay away from me. I don't need your
Speaker 5: your craziness because then you're craziness passed off to me.
Speaker 5: But let's go back. So you do these events, and
Speaker 5: how do I know? Because I follow you? How many
Speaker 5: women are you packing in on these events? Now you
Speaker 5: have to hold that thought because now you're going to
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Speaker 5: here with girls. Okay, there we go. I want to
Speaker 5: know a lot of it is following you on social
Speaker 5: media is one thing, But these events you do, you
Speaker 5: have like how many women show up to this about it's.
Speaker 3: An average of about a thousand.
Speaker 7: Like when we went, our biggest one I think around
Speaker 7: was like Lynn Lynn City of Sin.
Speaker 5: My god, you came to Boston. I was in Florida. Yeah,
Speaker 5: and I was gonna come to that one. Yes you
Speaker 5: did that Christmas?
Speaker 3: Yeah you went. That was funny. That was almost street
Speaker 3: thousand or something.
Speaker 5: I like, listen to me. No, next time you come
Speaker 5: to Boston, you ain't doing an event in Lynn, Okay,
Speaker 5: I will set you up somewhere else.
Speaker 3: Well, we did the Wilburg in May.
Speaker 5: Okay, that was better.
Speaker 7: But the thing with Lynn is that the theater is
Speaker 7: so big and then so so so many people can come.
Speaker 3: So that's why we did it. But Massachusetts is a
Speaker 3: huge there are big fans of ours. They always happen.
Speaker 3: I'm married.
Speaker 5: That's well that kids wear no. No, because you're pulling
Speaker 5: that household. That's not exactly what you're pulling. You're not
Speaker 5: pulling from my area, but you're pulling from the north
Speaker 5: shore of Boston, which is pebd, Revere, Saugusto, that area,
Speaker 5: and you pull from the south shore. I know who
Speaker 5: you're targeting on and is like I know, like Newton
Speaker 5: Brookline women probably the least amount if they look through addresses.
Speaker 3: Should we come to you? Where do you? Where do
Speaker 3: you live?
Speaker 5: I live in Brookline and my office is in Newton,
Speaker 5: but I grew up on the north Shore, so that
Speaker 5: makes sense. You married a mask guy from where on
Speaker 5: what part of mass us is Amherst? Amherst so that
Speaker 5: he kind of grew up in the year. Yeah, they
Speaker 5: tip cows over there, like that wasn't like boss, that's
Speaker 5: like for fun, say hey, honey, there was.
Speaker 7: An apple orchard in his backyard. I've ever been to
Speaker 7: like a small town people lived before. It was the
Speaker 7: first time I saw it, and like I'm coming from downtown.
Speaker 7: I was like, oh my gosh, Like what do you
Speaker 7: guys do here?
Speaker 5: Yeah? Nothing, nothing, tip cows. Okay. So that's like that's
Speaker 5: going away out, that's going way up.
Speaker 7: But Brookline is fancy, isn't that. Tom Brady had a
Speaker 7: place in Brookline. My sister in law lived there when
Speaker 7: I first met my husband.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Tom and I you know, we had a lot
Speaker 5: to do with that build out and NDA signed. But
Speaker 5: Tom was about an eighth of a mile Craft is
Speaker 5: very nice. So yeah, Brookline, Brooklyn. Yeah, Cindy's fancy. Let's
Speaker 5: send I'm a builder.
Speaker 3: Guys, Cindy is fancy.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we won't talk about that. I'm as down to
Speaker 5: earth as they get. There's an old thing. You can
Speaker 5: take the girl out of the north Shore. You never
Speaker 5: take the north Shore or out of the girl. So
Speaker 5: those girls that are showing up to your events is
Speaker 5: just healthy minded girls. Is that woman? If that makes
Speaker 5: no sense, well, I mean when they come to our shows.
Speaker 7: Our shows are basically designed because the two of us,
Speaker 7: we've been moms for a while, and you know, there
Speaker 7: was all these we remember, like like the holidays, would
Speaker 7: time everyone was invited to parties. We'd see on Instagram
Speaker 7: rooms got cocked up, party's going this, and we're like,
Speaker 7: we're not invaded to anything.
Speaker 3: When do we get to go to a party.
Speaker 7: And we're like, you know, we're gonna throw our own
Speaker 7: party and we're gonna do all the things that we
Speaker 7: would do at our party. We will have dj we'll
Speaker 7: have dancing, we'll have laughing, we'll do live pod guests,
Speaker 7: we'll have strippers, will have audience participation.
Speaker 3: It'll just be like the best like party ever and
Speaker 3: we'll just do it like a show. And people can
Speaker 3: buy tickets, so everyone's invited.
Speaker 7: So even if you're not invited anywhere else, you're always
Speaker 7: invite our party.
Speaker 5: So basically, it's no education, it's no courses, it's no nothing.
Speaker 5: It's just come have a good time and meet each other.
Speaker 3: Well, would we have to teach anybody?
Speaker 5: Now you're dation.
Speaker 6: It's like you're not alone. It's we're funny, Like we're funny.
Speaker 5: I like, know you guys are funny.
Speaker 2: You're very funny.
Speaker 6: We're funny, and then you have fun and you know
Speaker 6: what we have. We're like hosts. We're like hosts. We're
Speaker 6: like non bsing hosts who let you let we you know,
Speaker 6: some of them start up uptight and by the end
Speaker 6: they're all wow, wild yeah, And we're in our ideas
Speaker 6: not to like just be it all be about us.
Speaker 7: You want to host everyone in the Every single person
Speaker 7: in the theater feels like they're it's their show too.
Speaker 5: Now do you have you more favorite places that you
Speaker 5: like to go to that you can you push back?
Speaker 5: Like you said you like coming to Massachusetts? How'd he
Speaker 5: get lucky? But still, how did you get lucky enough
Speaker 5: to marry a mass boy? Real fast?
Speaker 3: Did he get lucky enough to marry a Canadian?
Speaker 7: I just met him at a bar one night in
Speaker 7: Montreal and I was like, oh you kind of you
Speaker 7: kind of seemed like I could marry you. So then
Speaker 7: we did long distance until he got a job transfer
Speaker 7: and moved to Toronto.
Speaker 5: Got it, so he came to Montreal to go. We
Speaker 5: had a super sex, like.
Speaker 3: Yeah, acting that's what it was, like. I think he
Speaker 3: never was.
Speaker 5: All Boston guys last guys usually go to Montreal to
Speaker 5: go to I think it was called super sex. Yeah
Speaker 5: it's still around.
Speaker 3: Right, you went for super sex and he got nat.
Speaker 5: Like that.
Speaker 7: I wasn't working at super sex at the time. Just
Speaker 7: to clear it up, not that I would judge if
Speaker 7: anything feel around.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 5: We looked it up super sex someb be google and
Speaker 5: see if it's still around. It was. Let me tell
Speaker 5: you something I was in there for. I think right
Speaker 5: out of high school, a bunch of us went. I
Speaker 5: never saw more beautiful woman in my life.
Speaker 3: So yeah, Montreal.
Speaker 7: Yeah, because I so the drinking age is eighteen, so
Speaker 7: you can get right out of high there.
Speaker 3: We should go on a field trip to super sex.
Speaker 6: Guys, if it's still around, were permanently closed, permanently close.
Speaker 5: It's the you know what? It was the greatest thing.
Speaker 5: When I had Samantha, I said to I said to
Speaker 5: my husband, we're going there because I need to get
Speaker 5: back into shape, right like, because once you have that baby,
Speaker 5: you go what happened to my body? Where is that?
Speaker 5: You know? You think it's coming back in a month.
Speaker 5: I was twenty three gone. So you have the words, yes,
Speaker 5: thousand percent, I go, let's go. We're going to a
Speaker 5: strip strain. I'm gonna get right back into shape, guys.
Speaker 5: One night there and I'm like, okay, that's all I need. Okay,
Speaker 5: I'm getting back to the way I used to look.
Speaker 3: So an inspiration from the super Sex.
Speaker 5: However, you have to do it right, whatever it takes.
Speaker 5: That's my edge to whatever it takes.
Speaker 3: Hilarious.
Speaker 5: So the tour that you cut coming up here, is
Speaker 5: that the United States that you come in.
Speaker 3: That you yeah, it's all the United States. It will
Speaker 3: all be all over.
Speaker 6: We start in Texas, We're going to California, Chicago, Milwaukee.
Speaker 5: You slow down so my guests can hear this. Please,
Speaker 5: you talk fast than Samantha and I. I just want you
Speaker 5: guys to know that you talk as fast as well.
Speaker 3: Can you talk as fast as you do?
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, it's really hard if either of us interrupt
Speaker 7: each other, We've missed like a whole conversation, she repeated slowly.
Speaker 2: The guests could hear.
Speaker 5: I want my listeners to hear.
Speaker 6: Okay, we're going to will Walkee California, Texas. We're going
Speaker 6: to We'll do one show in TORONTOIC.
Speaker 7: It's hard to remember, so we say go to katannatt
Speaker 7: dot ca A and then you can click on live
Speaker 7: tour shows and see if we're coming anywhere near.
Speaker 3: But we always say it's even better if we're.
Speaker 7: Not in your city or anywhere near, so that you
Speaker 7: and your girls are like, let's take a weekend and
Speaker 7: let's get away, like stay in a hotel, not have
Speaker 7: to go home that night, not have to take care
Speaker 7: of babies or kids or husbands, and to actually make
Speaker 7: a girl's trip of it. And people sometimes do it
Speaker 7: annually and they just they come every single year because we.
Speaker 3: Do annual ones. And it's like it's better outside your
Speaker 3: own city. I mean, if it's local, I understand, I
Speaker 3: ever can get away. We're going to Kalamazoo. Oh kalama Zoo.
Speaker 3: I just wanted to say, where is hold on?
Speaker 1: Hold on?
Speaker 5: Where's Kalamazoo?
Speaker 3: Michigan in Michigan, Oh Michigan, am I who lives there?
Speaker 6: We're going to Milwaukee, Indianapolis, Chicago, and then California, California.
Speaker 5: I didn't hear I didn't hear mass On there.
Speaker 3: No, we said it in May, so you know that
Speaker 3: we gotta we can't. We don't want to. We don't
Speaker 3: want to. We don't bother everybody. You know, we can
Speaker 3: only come as much as we can come.
Speaker 5: Literally, So I'm not going to put you on the spot,
Speaker 5: but i am.
Speaker 3: Yeah, go ahead.
Speaker 5: What's your fit? You've traveled now a lot in America, right,
Speaker 5: You've been to a lot of states here. Where do
Speaker 5: you where's your fan base? Because everybody is a fan
Speaker 5: base that they like to be in. Even when I
Speaker 5: was on TV, there was certain areas.
Speaker 3: Said it often.
Speaker 7: I don't know the East East and then the East
Speaker 7: Coast Canada too, Like those people are wild.
Speaker 6: I would say, like people in and around like an
Speaker 6: hour plane ride to an hour or two hour plane
Speaker 6: ride from Canada from Toronto.
Speaker 5: M got it? Now? Do you notice it's the same
Speaker 5: type of personalities of women or all all walks.
Speaker 3: All walk It's really unexpected.
Speaker 7: Like sometimes we'll see some people and they're like we'll
Speaker 7: see them at like the hotel the next morning and
Speaker 7: they've got they've like come to our show.
Speaker 3: And I'm like, I would never have thought that, like
Speaker 3: they would be fans of.
Speaker 7: Us because maybe they just seem like so proper or
Speaker 7: so fancy or so this and that, and I'm like,
Speaker 7: you two came to our show.
Speaker 3: We have grandmothers who come. Literally we have everyone. We
Speaker 3: have a husbands and wives who come. We have surrogates.
Speaker 6: Like there was a same sex couple with their surrogate
Speaker 6: who came.
Speaker 3: There were like the young guys in.
Speaker 7: Their twenties with those like cool mustaches that show up.
Speaker 3: Everybody comes. It's because you know what, it's like a.
Speaker 6: Night out versus uh, you a lot of comedy shows
Speaker 6: you have to go and sit for an hour and listen.
Speaker 6: Ours is like an interactive experience where you get to
Speaker 6: go and have Like we're trying to inspire fun and enjoy,
Speaker 6: not just us talking at you.
Speaker 3: We're not trying to make you laugh.
Speaker 6: We're trying to bring a room together on relatability, on humor,
Speaker 6: on understanding and fun, you know, and just women being
Speaker 6: there together in one room is something kind of magical
Speaker 6: when you're all sharing the same sort of vibe of
Speaker 6: life can be hard. We're all going through something, but
Speaker 6: there is still time for fun.
Speaker 7: We all have, yes, and that's what we all want
Speaker 7: to We just want to make sure everybody has fun,
Speaker 7: and the two of us do not like sitting for
Speaker 7: an hour just listening to somebody else, so we may
Speaker 7: we imagine that everyone feels the same way, So we like,
Speaker 7: you could sit and do nothing the whole time, or
Speaker 7: you could definitely participate in like the show.
Speaker 5: So let me ask you you something. We all became
Speaker 5: verified years ago, right, this is before you could buy
Speaker 5: that blue check mark, right, and kind of verified people
Speaker 5: started following back in the day. Verified people just kind
Speaker 5: of happened that way. And I think that's how I
Speaker 5: found you, guys. I think that's how it happened. Did
Speaker 5: you just run the clock on me? I hate it?
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Speaker 5: I'm here with Samantha and catinat we're wowie, what were
Speaker 5: just talking about. I'm having a metapause moment. I'll get podcasts. Okay,
Speaker 5: So I started following you blue check mark. That's kind
Speaker 5: of how it happened back in the day. And I've
Speaker 5: watched you guys just grow and grow and grow on
Speaker 5: social media, right, And I said, okay, I got to
Speaker 5: get them on my show because I have to meet them.
Speaker 5: I have to see them. I want to talk to them.
Speaker 5: And I probably could have called you on the phone
Speaker 5: said hey, this is the city STUMPO give me a call, watship.
Speaker 5: But that's not how it went down. But did you
Speaker 5: ever think did your husbands ever think that you would
Speaker 5: have turned whatever idea that you had into becoming just
Speaker 5: two girls on the internet whatever to them becoming verified.
Speaker 5: And I'm sure when you got that blue check mark,
Speaker 5: you're all excited, going, wow, Okay, now we're influencers. Now
Speaker 5: you're content creators. And are you making money?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 5: So now your husbands can't keep it on anything anymore, right,
Speaker 5: that's right.
Speaker 7: I don't think that our husbands or us even knew
Speaker 7: it was a thing when it all.
Speaker 3: Started to happen.
Speaker 7: It just kind of, you know, it's like all of
Speaker 7: us were surprised by it at the same time.
Speaker 3: Like, aren't you surprised?
Speaker 6: Like, I don't you know, you don't really think about
Speaker 6: it because at the same time you're living your life
Speaker 6: as with everybody you know.
Speaker 3: It's like we're just I don't nothing has changed.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think we're just thankful to we get to
Speaker 6: hang out together every day. That sounds so cheesy, but
Speaker 6: I think when you just have perspective on your life,
Speaker 6: you're like, you know, everything you get to do is fun.
Speaker 3: When it's not fun, you stop doing it.
Speaker 5: And I think that's what that's when it's a job.
Speaker 5: When you don't enjoy what you're doing anymore, that's called
Speaker 5: a job. When you love what you're doing, it's not
Speaker 5: a job. I agree with that one thousand percent. So
Speaker 5: I'll be working till the day I die. But with
Speaker 5: that being said, my question is this one next. When
Speaker 5: you two have an argument, how fast you both get
Speaker 5: over it? We all argue, Really, who's the easy going
Speaker 5: on and who's got the punky attitude?
Speaker 2: More well, I wonder what I wonder what your signs are.
Speaker 3: I'm Taurus, I'm.
Speaker 5: Stop. So the Pisces is a more caring, loving, empathetic one.
Speaker 5: Well yeah, okay, yeah, so the Pisces over there is
Speaker 5: the little cry baby over there, right, and you come
Speaker 5: in like the bowl like whatever. Okay, she's more sensitive
Speaker 5: than you are. Now I understand why the friendship works.
Speaker 5: But you know how to but you know how to
Speaker 5: balance each other out. So that's a good thing. What
Speaker 5: happens even.
Speaker 3: More employ then she's happy.
Speaker 5: Yeah, she likes to spend money, but that doesn't make
Speaker 5: you happy that you like but you like you like,
Speaker 5: you like your feet on your ground. You like Pisces
Speaker 5: like it needs a solid foundation at all times. I
Speaker 5: have a question what happens when you have your kids
Speaker 5: arguing and then you guys got to step in as moms.
Speaker 5: The kids have to hide because seven kids between both
Speaker 5: of you guys, you both have daughters, right, they're friends.
Speaker 6: You know when kids argue in themselves, you know life
Speaker 6: is so fast and busy.
Speaker 3: There isn't right now.
Speaker 6: They're in phases where you know, they all like to
Speaker 6: know each other at different times, and everyone goes through
Speaker 6: an annoying phase at a different time. My daughter was
Speaker 6: a camp counselor for like sixteen kids this summer and
Speaker 6: She's kind of like, I get it now because the
Speaker 6: favorites changed throughout the day because it was depending on
Speaker 6: who was in what mood. And I'm like, now you
Speaker 6: know what it's like to be a mom because you
Speaker 6: all change in terms of how we are, Like, you know,
Speaker 6: who we're having to parent more, who we get to
Speaker 6: connect with more. So I think that our kids are
Speaker 6: They all line up really nicely, and no one really
Speaker 6: they don't fight because they're so close that it's a
Speaker 6: weird relationship where they just they really get each other.
Speaker 3: It's like they grew up together. Yeah, and there's no
Speaker 3: surprise by so.
Speaker 5: What does it come home to, say, Mom, she's acting
Speaker 5: like a creep? Well, mom, or head's game.
Speaker 3: No, no.
Speaker 7: And they also, luckily not none of the seven are
Speaker 7: in this we're born in the same year, so none
Speaker 7: of them are in the same grade.
Speaker 3: And none of them at the same school and that
Speaker 3: same grade, and.
Speaker 7: None of them really share the same none of them
Speaker 7: share the same friend groups. They all have friends outside
Speaker 7: and then they come together for this other grind.
Speaker 5: Okay, how many girls? How many boys? Between you two?
Speaker 3: We have three girls and four boys.
Speaker 5: Okay, so the four boys, they're easy they don't get
Speaker 5: caught up in the way. They just go live there.
Speaker 5: So it's three girls. Who's got the two and who's
Speaker 5: got the one?
Speaker 6: Well, I've got the two, but my little our youngest
Speaker 6: is like not just turn nine. So we have the baby,
Speaker 6: and then it's all the boys and then the two
Speaker 6: older girls who are nine months apart.
Speaker 3: Okay, So that's why.
Speaker 6: We really do have a unique like situation in terms
Speaker 6: of everyone kind of coexists because we don't have competition.
Speaker 3: Or like jealousy. No one's in the same sport.
Speaker 6: Our oldest and our baby dance together at the same
Speaker 6: dance studio. Like, we have a lot of different like connections,
Speaker 6: but no one's like you know what I mean close.
Speaker 3: Everybody's baby sister, and Chloe is and she runs everyone.
Speaker 3: She runs the world. Chloe the baby runs the world.
Speaker 2: Do you guys have your own family chats and then
Speaker 2: one together, Like.
Speaker 6: So we have our daughters and us, and then we
Speaker 6: have one with the boys, and then we have one
Speaker 6: with their husbands, and then we have one with my husband.
Speaker 3: We have one with her husband.
Speaker 5: That's when you're cheering each other apart to your husband,
Speaker 5: the other husband. Get your wife under control, I'm going
Speaker 5: to kill I'm gonna kick her butt.
Speaker 6: No, no, no, they're just usually silent sed memes. And
Speaker 6: then sometimes Natalie and Mark have a group chat. I
Speaker 6: have a group I have a conversation. A text her
Speaker 6: with her husband.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we have a lot that goes.
Speaker 3: I had to text them the other day.
Speaker 6: I'm like, what what do I need from Costco? Because
Speaker 6: he goes to Costco, not her.
Speaker 3: So he sent me.
Speaker 6: I literally he sent me all the screenshots of what
Speaker 6: I needed from cost Could you get those bers?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I did. He's like, oh, you need this, this is good.
Speaker 3: Try this. So I was like thanks, and literally we.
Speaker 5: We really see, we really do see the things I needed.
Speaker 5: But that's it. There's the Pisces. She's the one that's empathetic.
Speaker 5: She's the one that cares. She's going the extra mile
Speaker 5: all the times. It is. And by the way, I
Speaker 5: watch everything with you guys. You look phenomenal. You're working out,
Speaker 5: You guys look great.
Speaker 3: You got your end.
Speaker 5: I know, but it doesn't but you got over it all.
Speaker 5: You're all past the baby way. You've all moved on.
Speaker 5: It's all good that you're both beautiful, beautiful, beautiful ladies
Speaker 5: and you should be really really proud of yourselves.
Speaker 2: You guys come from a families that have a lot
Speaker 2: of brothers and sisters too. Is that why you had
Speaker 2: so many kids?
Speaker 3: Yeah, blended families. We were our parents have been worse forever.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, that's such a terrible thing nowadays, right
Speaker 5: they were divorced, My god, stab yourselves in the eyes.
Speaker 5: You should have all this trauma in your lives and
Speaker 5: be able to do nothing with it, right because all the.
Speaker 7: Yea, honestly, we're we actually think that we're not giving
Speaker 7: enough trauma to our kids because we feel like we're
Speaker 7: so resilient because of what we went through.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Yeah, different generational. They're never gonna learn what you've
Speaker 5: had the way you guys grow. But it's okay. They're
Speaker 5: just like the kind of I call them the alien generation.
Speaker 5: Whatever I tell you. Actually, your kids in the generation
Speaker 5: that are gonna be workers. Watch it's my kids of
Speaker 5: the generation between like twenty seven and thirty nine, excluding
Speaker 5: Samantha that kind of lost all the like the little
Speaker 5: last zombies all the I don't know what's up with them.
Speaker 5: But my big question here is this, how many eye
Speaker 5: rolling does your husbands do to you guys on a
Speaker 5: daily basis.
Speaker 7: I don't think we get through like a sentence without
Speaker 7: them like eye rolling.
Speaker 3: They just think the way we do life.
Speaker 7: They couldn't imagine how how could you get through? Why
Speaker 7: would you do it that way? They just they're like, oh,
Speaker 7: you guys are You're not reasonable, you're not responsible, you're
Speaker 7: not organized, you're not consistent. Wiles, you say you have
Speaker 7: toxic positivity, like that, anything is possible.
Speaker 5: Yeah, gee, I noticed again I can read people pretty well.
Speaker 5: I get that gift of being a cancer. I don't
Speaker 5: have cancer being the cancer sign. They seem a little
Speaker 5: more conservative than you.
Speaker 3: Guys.
Speaker 5: You married a cancer, absolute you got a good one.
Speaker 3: The moreanserve.
Speaker 5: He's never going anywhere. Yeah, but he's dependable, responsible and reliable. Correct.
Speaker 3: There you go.
Speaker 5: Yep, And that's how I show love. And I really like.
Speaker 6: They're not buying race cars, you know what I mean
Speaker 6: they did. They're buying to fit everyone in sell it.
Speaker 3: Get a race car.
Speaker 5: So you're pices and he's a cancer. Yeah, so you're
Speaker 5: both out the sensitive.
Speaker 3: That's a great point. I didn't think of that. I
Speaker 3: just think of myself. But okay, yeah, just think of myself.
Speaker 5: But you put yourself first before him anyway, so it
Speaker 5: doesn't matter. But he needs a lot of attention to
Speaker 5: so just remember that. So do you guys, I.
Speaker 3: Feel like we're having a Yeah, you are over here?
Speaker 2: Has one is his sign?
Speaker 3: She doesn't know what's his birthday.
Speaker 5: She wouldn't know.
Speaker 3: She wasn't twenty seventh.
Speaker 2: He's a pisces. That's why she gets along so well
Speaker 2: with him.
Speaker 3: Oh he's a different pisces. He's an American pisces.
Speaker 5: No, but do you see the difference in personality? She
Speaker 5: I told you she's the one that's going to go
Speaker 5: do for every brain. The other one's going I'm doing
Speaker 5: for myself. I'll see you guys.
Speaker 2: She probably doesn't realize it's happening, but being a tourist,
Speaker 2: she's going to make it her idea in order for
Speaker 2: her to do it.
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