Episode 144: Pregame - Leave 'em Wanting More

like I've been hit by a bus. You're in New York City. We'll talk more about that on the show that's going to drop on Thursday. I interrupted, you take it away. There's no interruption. That's the free flowing conversation. But yes, we have a lot to discuss when I hit the road, the stories I'm telling you. Look at this. I got a lot to talk about. So join us on Thursday. But in the meantime, I love it. Here's a tease. You guys are the best. I love these questions.

I got so excited when I opened up our from our producer Ryan, when you guys had submitted these done and dusted. Wait for it. My hairdresser is my bff. She never gets my color right. Ever, how do I tell her I'm moving on? This is so tough. I okay, you you go because I have a I have a thought, but I want to hear because you're more honest with me.

You're a more upfront. We've learned this with the bo situation, right, which we have to say a lot of our coworkers reached out to us and said, are you talking about us? Are you talking about us? Um? I feel like you just have to be honest. Now. Listen, I talk a lot of talk here, but it does take a while. I mean, I look back at my wedding photos. I don't like my color. That wasn't the person I'm using now, Um,

I don't like my Yeah. I think you've got to be honest, because the worst thing about leaving a hair appointment or a botox appointment or anything like that is when you get home and you're like, I fucking hate this. That sucks. It's You've just been three hours of my life in a chair and I mean it, yep, Oh, I so I have. I've went to a number of different hair gals and guys over the years. And I now go to my friend Bow and I just had to be honest with him about the kind of extensions

like they were. They weren't like the right hair, they were really bad, and I was like, bo, what are we doing here? It's not his fault. He's not manufacturing the hair, so you just have to be I'm so bad at that it though, because I I feel like I'm offending them because it's there. You know, their job and they want to do the best job or whatever.

But yeah, I'm with you. By the time you spend the money and the time, you're just gonna be like because then if you go somewhere else and they see you and the color is different or the hair's a different length, then they're like, wait, are you cheating at me? What are you doing? It gets to be don't mix business and pleasure, and if you do, just be honest. But I will tell you this. I had this long conversation with Jillian who said, you look, it happens to everybody.

Oh God, it doesn't. I love you because I covered up what's happening here. But as Julian says, it happens to everybody. You just kind of have to deal with it, all right, m d H six oh seven. Good first date outfit? Well, I have a I got a story I gotta tell. On the Thursday Show, someone made a comment about my outfit right before the game and said, you're not wearing that on era, are you? And here's the thing. I've come to terms with my style. You like it, you don't like it. I don't care if

I'm not a boobs out girl. I don't have a rear end, so I'm not accentuating that I've got legs, I've got height. It's what I'm doing. I'm proud of it. My first date outfit. If I was single, which I'm not. I'm a simple like fun top, jeans, blazer, maybe a leather pant. That's me, you know what. And I'm crying, so yes, that is what I'm wearing. Come on, I know it she's talking about. And I can't wait to tell the whole story because there's a background to all

of it. My first date outfit. I just think a couple of things. And again, this is the maturation of self. I used to wear a ship ton of makeup because I was always breaking out, so now it's like less is more, just a little bronzer, a little hint. I'm into like the you know, it's like I'm simple girl. You know who I'm talking about, Um, simple girl, simple

style dick. Um. Anyways, the white T shirt, jeans, like black leather blazer, kind of like give me a gene and you know, a heel because I think that like you know a little you have a lot of heights, but like a little heel, not a kitten. Hell, don't want to confuse if you put a heel on for a first date. Put a heel on white T shirt. In the words of Scott Thompson, leave him wanting more. You know. There we go, nixt we got stays thirty stack thirty. Um. Have you, either one of you ever

held the Lombardi Trophy. I have been the privilege. I touched it, Yes, touched it. Yeah, because of having worked Super Bowls. It's there and um, but I have to say nothing against the Lombardi. But how Danley, how that Stanley cop? Oh my god, I have and I don't know and I know that you probably know this. The handler he's like hired just to travel with the Stanley Cup and he always wears the white gloves. What a beauty that guy is. But you've even drank from the

Stanley Cup. That's fucking awesome. That's awesome. Yeah, does it feel good to be a winner? Yeah? To Tan. Next, Megan Strickland saw someone putting cream on a cold sore while waiting to pay. Am I a bit for being disgusted? Like, here's me. I don't. I don't think you're a bit for being disgusted. But I also get where the cream person is because once I have something on my face, which I have a lot going on in my face right now? Did you get this perscription face mask? What that?

Did you get this fair lactone? No, I'm not gonna do it. I just I feel like after doing IVF eight nine times, I'm just tired of putting stuff in my body. That's a conversation for another day. But I decided it was a face mask that brought everything to a head, and now I need it to come to a head and get out of here before the super Bowl. But to the girl that's putting on the cream, that's me, Like, I don't care where I am, I'll keep putting on

cella acid. Yeah, last night I stepped with a patch on. I kept taking it off, putting it back like I can't stop. So I kind of get the cold sore cream girl, But I would do it either quietly or tell everybody about it. So sorry, Well that's the m O of our lives. We're either trying to be discreet and then we get so weird about it. We'll just tell everyone. I tell everyone the results of my PEPs how to go great? I'm clear in the clear, um. I I'm knocking on this wood paneling of the hotel

over here, so sorry for my internet connection. It's probably the chords are probably in there. I have been so lucky that I'm not a cold sword of person. I feel bad for the cold sword folks because they come out of nowhere. They're induced by stress, and the one time I've gotten one, it's like, I mean, it's obviously like a form of her pies and you want to be like I don't have her base and like freak out. So I feel bad. So if that girl's gotta put

on that cream, loop up girl. Sorry right now, all disclosure. I'll talk to you about the kind of cold sores I get, and it's not on the mouth. Or anywhere else. Guys, that's like that, you don't it's actually where you can see. I get them on my nose right before I'm about to have a massive upper respiratory infection, and that's I know I'm getting it the week before. It's horrible. It starts to come on the outside of my nose. I think it's a ZiT. It then turns into a fully

crusted like kind of cold sore. I've had one the first time I met my husband. And look at me now. I mean, you can find true love in the nose of the beholder. Chelsea passed the val tracks? Yeah, why wouldn't you? Um? Is this your what's the other one? What's in the blue troob? Is that val Tracks? Anyways? I digress. Would you go back to high school if you could? And were you a nerd or a cool kid? I loved high school. I thrived in high school because I had the best group of friends. I still I'm

still friends with the majority of all of them. Um, yeah, I just and I think I look back on it like I didn't even party. We weren't party kids. We were just like good old, wholesome kids. I remember one time I went to a party and my friend Annie was like, guys, I got us some beer and it was gonna be the first time we'd ever had beer. She got oh duels out of her parents, like refrigerator. We're like, bitch, that is not an alcoholic. You're crazy.

Like that's how naive we were to that whole world. I made up for it in college. But yeah, I loved high school. It was it was pure, it was fun. And I feel bad for anyone that's in high school now because I feel like with social media and everything, it's different. Like we we had fun, like hanging out, like the house. There's always like the house. I don't know if you had this of the the one friend of yours. There's like parents were cool and like you

could stay up late and do the whole thing. So yeah, I loved it. How about you. I wouldn't go back. I loved out of school because I was a dancer. I love my dance studio. I was a cheerleader. I had a lot of fun. I just it was fine. It was fine. I didn't have really girlfriends at school. I had girlfriends at the dance studio. I was friends with all the boys. Who who would I thought I talked to m B A. I, you know whatever, I had a good group of friends, but I don't know.

And it's not like I didn't love it at the time, But looking back on it, Yeah, I don't like school. I don't like studying. I don't like but now that's all I do. So that's weird, huh. I actually really there was a time where I was like, I want to go back to school, like I would appreciate it more now, like the actual studying part of it. I think I would too. I don't have enough to get like another degree or anything. Who am I kidding? But I like the idea of taking like elective classes. Um okay,

here we go last, but not least go ahead. So your thoughts on reclining the airline seat in coach it peeves me. Do I need to calm down? It's tough. There's just nowhere, there's no room. It's the seats are getting smaller and smaller and is getting bigger exactly. I mean, I was like, I gotta take a and and this

isn't being bougie. Like for work, we normally get first class seats, and I think we've earned that right fifteen years into this bad boy, but there are times like I didn't want to take a connecting fight that I have to take tonight through Dallas to get to Vegas. So I'm buying coach and by the way, who cares until it's cross country and it's thirty one A. I checked that seat location and I said, wey an't that

a bit? But it's tiny. Fall asleep, call it a day, or have a lot of wine and pass the funk out. Everyone has a right to recline. Everyone's got a right to party and reclined their seats. So Charvis call me. I can't wait to talk about everything that's going to be This super Bowl is coming up in our full length podcast. Thank you guys for submitting questions. For usual, we're talking NFC Championship Game, we're talking Super Bowl, and we're talking my shitty WiFi at this now. Good okay, good,

alright bye, guys, See you Thursday. Calm Down with Aaron and Krissa is a production of I Heart Radio. For more podcasts from my art radio, visit the I Heart Radio app, Apple podcast, or wherever you get your podcasts. M HM