No Whine Left Behind
"No Whine Left Behind" is the podcast that serves up a blend of real talk while sipping cocktails. Join your hosts Celia and Alex as we dive into life’s ups and downs, share wild stories we’ve read, and chat about the everyday family drama we all know too well.
No Whine Left Behind
S4 E1 Sunday Delight
We dive into the struggles of parenting teenagers who think they know everything while actually making the same dumb mistakes kids have been making for generations.
• Dealing with teenagers who believe they're smarter than everyone despite their lack of life experience
• The challenge of transitioning from pandemic-era social protocols to normal life
• Questioning whether we still need to tell everyone when we test positive for COVID
• Adventures in Las Vegas including Topgolf, clean bathrooms, and human trafficking awareness
• Strategies for avoiding awkward small talk with acquaintances at the new Nash Casino
• Celebrity gossip including Casey Anthony's controversial new role as a "legal advocate"
• Public bathroom etiquette and airplane travel preferences
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Welcome to the no Wine Left Behind podcast, where we truly leave no wine behind. I'm Alice and I'm Celia.
Speaker 2:We are here in the studio together, sharing ups and downs, frustrations and funny moments of our daily adventures.
Speaker 1:So grab your favorite glass, join us as we raise our voices Together. We'll dive into the drama of life as we see it, but welcome back here we go again. Some things are like fun to do over and over again like this, but some things I fucking dread, like what, uh, the rest of my life?
Speaker 2:oh my god, you only have to do your task that you did today. You only have to do it two more times after this event, and then that's it.
Speaker 1:You never have to do it again, I know, and mostly I just have to, like, make it through the summer, which isn't that far away. I just have to make it through the summer and then from september through december, I'm going to be a fucking introvert. I want to talk to no one, I want to nothing. Unless it's like a special occasion or like whatever. I'll crawl out from underneath my fucking rock. I wish I could do that. If that's not the case, you're not going to fucking see me.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I would love that. I would love to just be home, not do nothing, not see no one. Actually I do. I would probably miss my friends. I love my friends.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's what I'm saying, like I'd still like hop out here and there I can't go like forever not going out, because then I'd have so much anxiety if I did go back out yeah, but there's a lot of things you wouldn't be doing right yeah, yeah, not just like the regular everyday stuff. I'm good. Right, but like yeah, these kids are fucking running me ragged, and I've just about had enough.
Speaker 2:Well, girl, I feel you, I feel you, I got three running me down, like running me down, running me down.
Speaker 1:Teenagers are a lot and it like never ends. You would think almost like um, like criminals, right, like crimes have become like more sophisticated or they've been like harder to commit certain crimes yeah teenagers are still fucking as dumb as they were. Oh yeah, 60, 80 years ago.
Speaker 2:They're dumb as shit. I've been, I've been saying that forever. They're dumb, fucking they're dumb, they're just dumb.
Speaker 2:I don't know I don't care how intelligent you think your kid is. I don't think how great you think your kid is. No, teenagers are fucking dumb and they don't. They think you know what it is. They think they're smarter than everyone. They think they can fool everyone and it's like no, no, you can't fool someone with 50 years plus of life experience and like street smarts. You can't right, no matter what game you're playing or what you know what I mean, what hustle you know. But they try. I'll tell you right now I gotta give them credit because they fucking try. Don't give them credit. I don't know, man. I mean, you think you think they'd be like you know what throw in the towel, fuck it. We're never gonna fuck it. No, they just keep fucking pushing through and hoping that they can, just so old, fool the adults, you know?
Speaker 2:oh, fucking and they it's, it's annoying, it's so it is annoying. It is annoying like stop fucking with my life and just give, let me have. Like seriously, like I got no time for this bullshit. Oh my god, I tell them I'm fucking tired, leave me alone, you know.
Speaker 1:so like how, how does it stop? I know like obviously they're gonna keep trying to do dumb shit, but like what tactics can we do as parents to at least try to stop them from doing dumb stuff and stressing us out?
Speaker 2:Honestly, they get to a certain point in their life and age where nothing you say matter. It's just, I feel, like all the way to like maybe 12, 13,. You can convince them that what they're thinking of doing is just not right and maybe you need to rethink it. But then they hit a certain age where they're like, hmm, I'm going to challenge you. And then they just, hmm, that you know. They look at you like funny, right, they cock their head a little bit and they look at you like are you lying to me?
Speaker 2:Now they're like, hmm, questioning and challenging, and then they just keep that momentum going for a couple of years and then all of a sudden, either something really crazy happens where they're like, oh fuck, I should have listened, or they just get fucking tired and they know that they can fuck, I should have listened. Or they just get fucking tired and they know they they can't wear you down, so they just give up. I think I don't know. But again, there's a certain age period, there's a certain gap there where you can smash your head against the wall and they're gonna be like they're not even gonna say, are you okay? Like they're just gonna look at you, yeah, with that stupid. Look, they don't give a fuck we all know that.
Speaker 2:That's why I say FTK, and if you know, you know, that's it. Enough said.
Speaker 1:Pride and true affirmation A hundred percent.
Speaker 2:Like a hundred percent. So I have a question for you. Okay, I got sick on Saturday. Well, not sick, I had like a sore throat on a little scratchy throat on Saturday. I was fine.
Speaker 2:Sunday I woke up I was sick. I sounded like this times 10. I was congested, um, my throat was hurting. I was coughing really bad. Monday, tuesday, today I felt like I was able to go to work. So I went to work, I and I was coughing really bad. Monday, tuesday, today I felt like I was able to go to work. So I went to work and I was like still coughing and my head still felt very congested. So I called my doctor. I'm like, go to the doctor, maybe I get a sinus infection. I end up having more than that.
Speaker 2:But I tested positive for COVID and the flu. Okay, whatever To me, honestly, I feel flu Mm-hmm. Okay, whatever To me. Honestly, I feel like I have a cold. Yeah, fine, I'm fine. But when? So, like before COVID, when people got sick with the flu, because there was no COVID before COVID, right, people just got sick with the flu. Yeah, we never told anyone. Like I wouldn't call you. Like, oh, my god, I got the flu right. Like I'd probably call my manager and be like oh, I tested positive for the flu. I gotta be out of work for a couple days. That's it. Like I never called my friends or anyone. I was with the day before and I just I was sick with the flu. That's how everybody was right. Yeah, covid comes you have. You get sick with COVID. You gotta tell everybody you were in contact with why I don't know that's. That was the rule when covid was here.
Speaker 1:So that's what we did, right? Oh, I thought you meant like now that they're still telling people so but fast forward now.
Speaker 2:Covid's been gone for what two years now we've been?
Speaker 2:no covid apparently covid still exists. I don't fucking know. But are we still telling people? Or are we just like going back to like before COVID, where you were sick and because here's my thing I told you, I told Don and Matt, like I felt like I obligated to tell everyone I was around. But then, after I told everyone, I'm like what's the point of that? They're going to get sick no matter what. There's nothing I can do to stop it. And I mean it is what it is.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:I'm having a really bad fucking cold.
Speaker 1:Right.
Speaker 2:Unless you have an underlying health condition or something I don't know. But like I don't, like I don't know what the I think, and I said I was talking to my friend earlier, I'm like I know I told everybody this time, but I think if I ever get sick again I'm not telling anybody like I'm going back to the way it was before COVID, where, like I got sick and someone would call me or text me, say hey, no, I'm sick. Bye, like right yeah, I wouldn't.
Speaker 1:I wouldn't personally, I wouldn't call people and be like. I have just wanted to let you know Because, to me, 2025, march 2025, covid to me is like the flu, is like a cold. And if I'm wrong, correct me, tell me. I should tell people I don't think I have COVID currently, but if I ever get it again, just let me know what I should do.
Speaker 2:I personally would just be like that's how I feel I feel like it is like like another version of the flu a terrible cold. You have it for seven days. It's like the flu, just like a cold, and then it's gone and then life starts over again, like I mean at this point the way they were if you're vaccinated, then you have nothing to worry about.
Speaker 1:If you're not vaccinated, well then you knew the risk by being not vaccinated, so I still don't feel obligated to tell you. Okay, so you know what I mean.
Speaker 2:Like before COVID, people got sick. They just got sick. During COVID, everyone had to tell everyone that they were sick. With COVID. After COVID, what are we doing? Like, are we telling? Are we not telling? Like, what are we doing? I don't know. I told again because that was habit, habit, I guess but then again, after I told them, like, what the fuck am I doing? Why am I fucking? It doesn't matter what they tell you, I'm just warning you. Hey, you might be sick next week, like right, I can't stop it, I can't prevent it I can't you know?
Speaker 2:no, definitely not. Like forever and ever and ever, people have been giving each other the cold and the flu and everything else.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it's the same thing. If I get sick with a cold, you run the risk of catching my cold if I'm around you right.
Speaker 2:I think I think, starting now, after this episode of my issue, i'm'm not going to tell it, I'm just going to be like I'm sick, that's it. I'm going to go back the way it was before, because I think it's weird that I have to tell people, because then I'm like wait, are they going to be mad at me? Because that's what I think. I'm like, oh my God, are they going to be mad?
Speaker 1:at me.
Speaker 2:Because I'm like I don't want anybody mad at me, but at the same time it wasn't my fault, I didn't go out and say, hey, someone give me COVID. You know what I mean? I don't want to be sick either. It fucking happens, and I'm not going to be a fucking hermit.
Speaker 2:So you know what the fuck no, definitely I'm with you and I did travel recently, so I'm pretty sure it was during my travel that I got sick. Because I'm counting back the days, I'm pretty sure it was during my travel that I got sick, because I'm counting back the days. I'm counting, I'm looking at my calendar. I'm like I wasn't anywhere around any. I haven't been around anybody. That's sick.
Speaker 1:So it had to have been during my travel. Which makes total sense, like when people do get the most illnesses is traveling. Airplanes are the worst.
Speaker 2:Right, yeah. And they say it's the safest place to be because the air is the freshest. I don't know if I buy that. Yeah, I mean it is, it's been proven okay but, yeah, it smells fucking weird on a plane and it it literally makes me nauseous when the airplane air.
Speaker 2:Literally, I have to shut the thing off above me yeah, I can't have it blowing on me because it smells so fucking stale and weird, yeah, and it makes me like have like nausea, yeah, yeah, I can't have it blowing on me because it smells so fucking stale and weird, yeah, and it makes me like have like nausea, yeah, like I don't know what it is. Yeah, and they say it's the safest and the best air.
Speaker 1:I'm like I don't know which is fine, but that's just one component. What about the armrests? What about the stupid thing on the window? What about the bathrooms?
Speaker 2:like right, there's so many other ways to get the most fucking contaminated fucking place you can be as an airplane bathroom.
Speaker 1:You kidding me, oh my god, I know someone who never and she is from india, so has taken flights like long flights from the us to india um, never, ever, ever uses an airplane bathroom. She'll use the airport bathroom, but never will go to the bathroom on the airplane. Wow, I don't know how that's possible. I every fucking 10 seconds, yeah.
Speaker 2:I have um occasion I can't say that I have done it often Um like. I went to Vegas um two, almost two weeks ago and I didn't use the bathroom going there or coming back and that's almost a five hour flight, yeah, yeah and I had. I had a drink. I had, you know, water. I didn't. I held it. You know, as soon as I got off the plane, I ran to the oh no to the bathroom but that's a five hour flight I'd probably use the bathroom at least three times.
Speaker 2:Oh no you know what, you know what I think the reason is? I don't. You know, I don't use the bathroom, and it's not because, so much because the bathroom's disgusting.
Speaker 2:It's getting up because if you sit in the middle, now you're gonna get up and walk to either end of the plane and you're walking past all these people and everybody's looking at you like fucking what are you doing? And everybody knows what you're doing, but they all still look at you crazy. And then like when you're in there, the plane shifts or anything. Now you're like fucking trying to pee and not sit down and you jolt you know all over the fucking bathroom and it's disgusting and I don't know. I just to me it's an inconvenience to have to get up and go to the bathroom on an airplane.
Speaker 2:It's just unless you're sitting right by the bathroom, which like who wants to sit right by the bathroom?
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:But that's probably my reasoning for not doing it. It's yeah In the neck.
Speaker 1:Yeah, if I'm traveling alone, then I'll sit in the aisle. If I'm traveling like if I'm traveling with Oren and Lila, then I'll sit wherever, cause I don't give a fuck, I'll inconvenience them. I got to go to the bathroom, but if I don't know who I'll be sitting with in my row, I'll get an aisle seat and then I'll just do you like is that.
Speaker 2:Do you prefer an aisle seat?
Speaker 1:Only because I have to be Okay.
Speaker 2:I prefer an aisle seat because I don't want to be stuck. I don't want to be stuck in the middle between two people that I'm not really sure of how they're going to smell or whatever, and I don't want to be all the way in the window because there's that person always that's like oh, can you put the screen up? No, this is my fucking seat.
Speaker 1:I want the fucking screen down. I paid for this shit.
Speaker 2:It's going down. You know what I mean. And then you've got to deal with that. So I'd rather sit in the aisle. Every time I travel, I get an aisle seat on purpose.
Speaker 1:I've never understood the big appeal for a window. I've never cared to have the window. It's never been a big deal to me. It's fucking sky and clouds.
Speaker 2:Sorry, I had a cough. Yeah, I don't care about the window either. It's stupid.
Speaker 1:Yep, useless to me, but some people love it and good for them and they get their pictures and whatever else, so that's nice, but I don't care.
Speaker 2:I'm dying, don't mind me. Um. So you know what I noticed about the bathrooms, um in Las Vegas when I was there this makes me nervous.
Speaker 2:No, every bathroom I went to, every single bathroom, had that thing, the seat cover thing, paper seat cover. Every one of them. That's amazing. I love that. That was awesome. But every bathroom, also every single bathroom stall, had a human trafficking warning and a sign Like if you know someone or if you've been human trafficked or if you need help, blah, blah, blah. Every single bathroom stall had one. That's so sad, it's wicked sad.
Speaker 1:So it tells me that that problem.
Speaker 2:I mean I know it exists, but in Vegas it's probably awful. Yeah For them to have a sign like everywhere. I was like holy shit, I can't believe how much I'm seeing the sign.
Speaker 1:It was wild I would not want to be on the other end of that line. That's probably such a hard job. You probably get so many tough phone calls I couldn't, I know, bless those people because it's hard and they're doing the Lord's work helping girls and boys get out of those like bad situations. But I don't know that I could be on the other end of that like hotline or helpline.
Speaker 2:Right, yeah, yeah, and, and, believe it or not, the bathrooms 90% of the bathrooms I use there they were actually really clean, which for Vegas, I'm surprised because everybody's like wild and crazy and drunk and whatever, whatever. Yeah, most of the bathrooms I was like, wow, okay, I was. I was surprisingly, happily surprised to see that most of the bathrooms were in good shape. Yeah, so that was nice, that was good, that was a lot of public bathroom use that that week.
Speaker 1:So COVID didn't come from the bathrooms, got it.
Speaker 2:I don't think so, and a lot of those bathrooms had those people in there like cleaning them, wiping them down, like you'd you'd come out of the stall, they'd go right in and do whatever they did. I was like, oh wow, yeah, pretty neat. So yeah they, they take pride in their bathrooms.
Speaker 1:Bless those people too, because, like you said, it can get crazy in there those people have to deal with. Oh, I could Just thinking about all the crazy jobs out there.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:I know.
Speaker 2:No, thank you no thank you. That's definitely not one I would want at all yeah no, no, but yeah, it was fun.
Speaker 2:We had a really nice time. We had a lot of nice restaurants and stuff. Oh my God, I love Vegas so much. I love Vegas, I don't know why. I just love it. Fantastic people watching is just the girls. Famous tiktok guy. Put a buck in my cup and I'll shut the fuck up. I don't know who he is, I don't know his name, but apparently that's his little skit. Yeah, yeah, it was cute it was really cute gosh, gosh I'm sure you'll be back. Oh for sure, that was my ninth time going.
Speaker 1:I think I've been once. Have I been twice? I think I've only been once. Nine times, that's crazy.
Speaker 2:That's literally crazy, and that's only because we're going through this hotel. And I'm like, oh, I stayed here. And like we're going through this hotel. I'm like, oh, I stayed here. And then we go through another time, like, oh, I stayed here, and by the fourth one adriana goes mom, how many times have you been here? So then I'm like hold on, I stayed here here, here here.
Speaker 2:I'm like adriana, this is my ninth time she's like oh my god, mom, like that's crazy but it's cool because you've kind of seen, like, the evolution of the strip. Oh, my God.
Speaker 1:And like all the different restaurants and like the hotels and the technology and the services Crazy.
Speaker 2:So that's kind of cool to be able to like experience all of that all the time and I know where I'm going when I go there. Like I know exactly where I'm going, I know exactly where everything is. Except the new stuff you know. But that's okay. It's like one or two new things every time I go there. So yeah, Circus Circus is being sold, so there's going to be another hotel there. So when I go back I'll see the new hotel. I'm sure they put those hotels up, lickety split.
Speaker 1:I know they're going to be like a Disney one or a Nintendo one or something. A kid's one, right?
Speaker 2:Yep, so one or a nintendo, one or something, one, right? Yep, so what? From what I'm hearing, circus, circus sold their hotel to disney and they're they're making a disney hotel.
Speaker 1:that's crazy, a disney mini resort fucking crazy.
Speaker 2:Yeah, like a mini resort hotel, so I don't know what the theme is gonna be, but all the hotels have a theme, so I don't know. We We'll see. Yep, we went to Topgolf while we were there. Oh my God, it was amazing. Yeah, I wanted to go to Topgolf so bad and we finally went. I can't wait to go back.
Speaker 1:It's tough, though, because, like going to the one in Vegas won't compare when you go to the one here in Massachusetts.
Speaker 2:No, no, probably not. The one in Vegas was the size of two blocks. It was massive. I thought I was in a mini stadium. It was that big, but it was a nice experience and it wasn't that expensive either. I thought it was going to be more expensive, I mean yeah, it was kind of expensive but we could have done it cheaper.
Speaker 2:I thought it was going to be more expensive. It was like I mean, yeah, it was kind of expensive, but we could have done it cheaper. But it was our first time, so we really weren't sure what we were doing. Sure, then, once we figured it out, like, yeah, we could have did this, this and this, and it would have been like half the price. So right, canton, it'll be fun. I can't wait, I just hate that it's so far away. It's not that far from us.
Speaker 1:That's like 30 minutes, 45 maybe with traffic, it's not that far.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but I don't know Canton, canton, canton, canton, canton, canton. It's sketchy over there. Gotta be careful, it's not that bad.
Speaker 1:That's where the Dunkin' Donuts headquarters is. It's not that bad. That's where the Dunkin' Donuts headquarters.
Speaker 2:Is it's not that bad? Yeah, you'll be all right.
Speaker 1:I mean, there's a fucking Topgolf there. You'll be fine.
Speaker 2:Yeah, no, I want to go. I want to go check it out. Yeah, it'll be fun.
Speaker 1:It'll be fun, oh my God, it's so funny.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I did good too too, and I won at putt putt shack the uh the other night. Yeah, I meet everybody so funny wait, what was?
Speaker 1:your like overall score? Do you remember 425? Oh, orange was 325 and she came in first in our group. Oh wow, you guys did really bad then, oh yeah, terrible, you're awful. And she got a 325 and she got three hole-in-ones. I got four hole-in-ones crazy yeah, I got four ones.
Speaker 2:I got three of those tubular things and I forget what else I got. So bad.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, he's like whatever, whatever whatever okay yeah, yep.
Speaker 2:So what crazy celebrity gossip. Do you have anything? Oh, crazy celebrity gossip.
Speaker 1:No, you don't have been seeing a lot of like stupid blind items from the oscars which, like, sometimes blind items are fun but other times not, because they don't say who the celebrity is, outright. You kind of have to guess and again. Sometimes, depending on the details, it's pretty obvious who the celebrity is, but sometimes it's like I don't know who the fuck you're talking about yeah um. So that's currently been on my tiktok feed crazy celebrity gossip. No, nothing like really salacious.
Speaker 2:Comes to mind casey anthony being a fucking legal advocate, are you fucking?
Speaker 1:kidding me, she's not a fucking celebrity, but that shit is well, no, not a celebrity, but like, that's like news that's like news 100 and I don't think people realize that like because of course people hear that and they're like, oh my god, what? And then they like rush to her page to watch it and it's like she gets paid every time. We look, she gets paid every time you follow. So it's like, don't fucking do that.
Speaker 2:I I stumbled upon her by accident because I don't have tiktok anymore I had a whole fucking thing and somebody hacked my tiktok and my account right now is in limbo. I don't know if it's been, if it's been, I don't know if it's been, if it's been canceled, I don't know if it's been put on a hold. I don't know what the fuck is wrong.
Speaker 2:I don't even know what's going on because I have an email and TikTok and nobody's gotten back to me in like a month. So I think they're done with me and my fucking complaint. Um so I don't have tiktok. Um so, um, I do instagram the reels, and I was doing reels, reels. All of a sudden I swipe up, boom, it's her.
Speaker 2:I was like ah like I tried to go past it real quick because I didn't want to like, yeah, I don't want to see her, I don't want to look at her, I don't want to hear anything that comes out of her mouth. Crazy, so crazy it. And then to put pose as a legal because because when I scrolled up it had her name and then it said legal advocate on the bottom.
Speaker 1:I was like no no, no no. That's wild Like so someone had like screen shared hers and was like commenting on her like Instagram posts and for sure, sure, she said she was a legal advocate. She said like some other things, and it was one of those situations where, like, I heard her talking but I couldn't pay attention.
Speaker 2:I was just looking at her like that's casey anthony on tiktok and she looks exactly the same as she did when all that shit happened she looks exactly the same, except muscular.
Speaker 1:She looks like she can take down a fucking dude.
Speaker 2:Oh, I didn't notice that.
Speaker 1:I just saw her face. She looks kind of crazy, she looks kind of scary. I would not want to run into her in a bar fight. She looks like cuckoo cuckoo cuckoo.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's wild, wild, wild, wild. Nothing new on Britney. Huh, I haven't seen anything. I haven't seen anything new on. Britney. Just some more fucking weird dance videos. Yeah that's it. Like she just keeps doing them dumb videos, dancing, I don't know.
Speaker 1:Hey, listen, I mean, at least she's consistent, at least we know what to expect. Yeah, she's not off the rails.
Speaker 2:Crazy dance videos.
Speaker 1:She, I mean yeah, she has a new boyfriend, I guess, oh God.
Speaker 2:So let's see how long that lasts, um. So I saw on Instagram the new the new casino in Nashua opened the Nash casino today.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it's opening.
Speaker 2:Um, it looks incredible. I would. I would go there just only to look at it, like to check it out maybe have a couple drinks, but I don't.
Speaker 1:I won't go there to gamble no way no I don't 100 want to check it out?
Speaker 2:yeah, yeah, just to get our backyard like that's so crazy it it looks awesome, like the pictures look amazing, yeah, so I'm excited to go and check it out. Yes, I know they're paying out like.
Speaker 2:so they got this like gimmick thing, like they're paying out first couple of weeks, maybe a month and then it's going to stop, because these casinos in New Hampshire have to give a certain amount of money to charity. That's the whole reason where they can exist, right? They're not going to pay out consistently and have to give to charity. Sure, because that's how they make their money, right?
Speaker 1:Right.
Speaker 2:So I think they're going to pay out for a little while, get people in there and make people think, ooh, win money, and that's going to stop, and people are going to go there and lose their shit. Yeah, and casinos are going to make money and that'll be the end of it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I get nervous. Casinos are just a whole other beast and they bring out like the worst in people.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah.
Speaker 1:I've always been kind of like leery of the fact that it's a casino in the fucking mall, mall. I know With little kids and it's a casino in the fucking mall, mall. I know kids and I know it's just so weird so wild. Yeah, I'm just yeah, oh first time I go there.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I'm gonna, I'm gonna make it like it when I when I decide to go there. I think I might I was gonna go like last week when I thought it was open and then. I'm like after. I'm like wait, what am I thinking? It would be like so wild and crazy. But maybe I'll just give it like time to like. I don't know if it'll ever cool down, but there'll be a time where things kind of simmer down a bit. Make a dinner reservation, go eat, have drinks, walk around and then out.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I think going like a weeknight is fine, yeah.
Speaker 2:I agree.
Speaker 1:Going like a weekend night. Forget about it, it's going to be boring. Yeah, I think like a Wednesday.
Speaker 2:Thursday night might be like. I agree, If it's a weekend night, forget about it, it's going to be boring. Yeah, I think that like a Wednesday Thursday night might be like.
Speaker 1:You know, I'd even go crazy and do like a Tuesday night, Right right, just to really kind of like have it all to yourself and like take it all in. Otherwise, if it's busy, you're not even going to like, you're just like probably shoulder to shoulder with people at a table, yeah, and at that point it's not even fucking enjoyable.
Speaker 2:Yeah, and my thing too is like who are you going to see that Like I have a thing about going places and running into like randos that I literally am all set with, or people that I don't really care to run into, or like I'm not like a small talk type person, so like I can't be like so hey, how's it going? And there's like pause, like I just I just want to say what's up and if I know you want to have a nice conversation with you, like I don't like these awkward interaction type things, and I feel like there will be so much of that at that place Because it's like, uh, so much of that.
Speaker 1:No at that place, because it's like, nip it in the bud, no. So here's the thing some people avoid those situations. You can't. I do. I'm an avoider. No, no, no, no. What you have to do is, as soon as you see the person you just got, to give them a nod like hey, I see you. Or like a little hand wave, hey, and that's your fucking small talk. That's it, that's me saying I see you, hi, don't fucking come talk to me like you're especially like you.
Speaker 2:We're all people you haven't seen in forever. Like no, we didn't talk about.
Speaker 1:No, hi, how are you okay?
Speaker 2:yeah, bye-bye no, I'm I. Just when I see someone I know, I like pretend like I didn't see them and I like try to go the other way.
Speaker 1:No, because you have the crazy people who force it and then they come to you out. So that's why you just have to be like hi and then boop keep going.
Speaker 2:That's happened to me before too.
Speaker 1:Power moves. Power moves. Be the one to say hi and keep going.
Speaker 2:Okay, I'll have to remember that I'll have to. If it fucking backfires on me and people start fucking coming at me, I'm gonna be like here's the deal.
Speaker 1:You can't linger you can't like maintain icon eye contact, just be like hi, and then like look away, because then they're gonna be like oh, she doesn't want to talk to me, perfect, no, I don't want to talk to you, perfect, like I said, so I'm not rude. And then I fucking perused away.
Speaker 2:But then there's those awkward moments where you're going to see people that you literally can't stand and you're going to be like ugh.
Speaker 1:Well then you definitely make eye contact and you don't say hi and you keep moving, because then they're like oh.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I have no problem doing that. That I got a problem with. I can do that Easy, easy, peasy, heck, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's it guys. Catch us at the Nash Fucking, avoiding people Letting you onto our trip. You heard it here live. You heard it here first. You heard it here first. I tried to you from afar. Don't come up to us, right.
Speaker 2:And if I look at you and side-eye you, you know I'm all set. I'm trying to act like you're my friend, because I just side-eyed you like bye, I can keep it moving, I got enough friends.
Speaker 1:Oh my god, that's so funny.
Speaker 2:That is so funny.
Speaker 1:Any other burning topics before we get out of here tonight.
Speaker 2:No, there's so many things and it sucks. I have to write shit down, because if I don't, when I hop on here I'm like, but like before I'm like, oh my god, I want to talk about down. Because if I don't, when I hop on here I'm like, but before I'm like, oh my god, I want to talk about this and this and this, but then I'll either leave my paper upstairs, or I'll I don't know, I'll forget whatever, and then I'll hop off and I'll be like oh shit, I forgot to mention this and that.
Speaker 2:So the only way I'm good with it is if I take notes.
Speaker 1:yeah yeah, we'll get back into the swing of things yeah, yeah, yeah it's good strong next week.
Speaker 2:Yeah, we got a lot. We got just so many fucking things that happened between the last time about time before that fucking.
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