New Year, New JoJo

so scary. Anyways, though, it is the new year and I could not be any more excited for this year. I think it is going to be a great year. I will say twenty twenty three had a lot of good in it. Twenty twenty three had a lot of bad in it, a lot of heart in it. I feel like everyone can kind of like agree with them themselves on like look looking back at twenty twenty three, I feel like for me and at least for all

my people around me, it was a very ugh. This feels like weird to say, but like educational year, Like I feel like I learned a lot about myself, feel like all my friends learned a lot about themselves. I feel like I learned a lot about the world. I mean, maybe that's just because I turned twenty in twenty twenty three, and I feel like you just learn a lot when you turn twenty. But I want to start off this podcast with a little bit of a twenty twenty three

highs and lows moment. I had so many freaking highs in twenty twenty three. I was writing them down today to be able to talk about them on the podcast, and I was like, oh my god, I actually don't even like, I don't think I can remember them all. I tried to go through every month try to be like, what were my moments, And first one that I want to talk about is pretty obvious, and that is of Special Forces. I had the best time in New Zealand. It was the hardest thing I've ever done in my life.

But again back to that educational thing, it really did change me. It changed the way I think about life. It changed my perspective on friends, on family, on myself, on work, on personal life, on everything. And so being able to kind of now apply that to the rest of my life. Hopefully I got a long long time left. I mean, I hope I'm not done anytime soon here

on earth. But it's cool that I got to learn those lessons at such a young age, and Special Forces is definitely one of the things I'm most grateful for in twenty twenty three, and that actually leads me into my second high, and that is all the incredible people that came into my life in twenty twenty three. I met so many of my closest friends in twenty twenty three, which is crazy because I feel like, you know, for me, like I've kind of met friends throughout my life that

have like really stuck around. I friends from when I was little. I have friends from when I was like, I mean like I had like friends from when I was six. I friends from when I was like twelve. Then I met a couple when I was like fifteen, you know what I mean. But I feel like in twenty twenty three, I gained Oh my gosh, if I was to actually like really say, I mean, Nick Tyler, one of my friends named Kez Kelsey Savannah, I had so lex Oh my gosh Lex came into my life

in twenty twenty three. I had so many incredible people that I'm like, wait, you are now like considered best friend to me, family to me, which I am just I'm so grateful for it. It's been a dang good year. I got into some really fun hyperfixations in twenty twenty three. Uh. I wanted to become a barista in twenty twenty three, so I built a coffee bar. I thought I was gonna go into the World Cup in twenty twenty three, so I went through two weeks where I was determined

to become a professional soccer player. Did not stick with it. I went through a rock climbing phase. I went through a really intense tap dancing phase. I still tap dance, but I went through like a like I go every single day phase. I went through a workout classes at a gym. Phase. I went through. This is actually one that I've been going through since I was like fourteen,

and that's indoor skydiving. And this year twenty twenty three, so I guess last year twenty twenty three, I got really back into indoor skydiving because for my twentieth birthday, we actually went on an Alaskan cruise, which was so fun, and I gosh, I love Royal Caribbean so much. I'm actually just about to go on Icon of the Seas, their new ship. I'm going on the inaugural sailing of it, which I am so stoked about. I was gonna be crazy,

the best six days ever. But I went on another one of my Caribbean ships, Quantum of the Seas, for my twentieth birthday and for my brother's twenty third birthday. And on that ship actually have indoor skydiving, so it was the first time that I had done it in a really long time, and I did it a lot. And that's actually where I met one of my best friends this year. She was an instructor and we just we grew super super close and it's been amazing. And we figured out that we had some like ties to

each other before we even met, which is crazy. It's such a small world. Uh. And then yeah, I really really stuck with it this year and now it's become like a part of my family. I won't kind of I won't talk about why just yet because I don't know if that's something that how it relates who it relates to would actually want me to talk about. But now it's like become a part of my family. Indorse, skydiving, which has been so fun and so awesome. God, I

can't ever get enough of it. The last hyperfixation that I am so happy about is drums. So towards the end of twenty twenty three, I got to perform with the artist G Flip, who is so amazing. They're an Australian artist who is just so phenomenal. I can't even say enough amazing things about G anyway, so thank god I did, because watching G perform that night, I literally was like, oh my god, I G is an incredible drummer.

That is their thing. Kind of how people will sing and dance or sing and play guitar or singing play piano, which they also do, they sing and drum and I was like, oh my god, I want to learn how to drum. Like I was so inspired after that night. G is just such an incredible person, Like it was just the best freaking night in my life. I was like, yes, made the right choice. It's very happy that I left Florida.

I miss Tyler, my brother, of course, but so happy anyway, So I left the concert and I was like, yo, I am gonna get a drum kit. I'm gonna drum. I'm gonna teach myself. This is gonna be great. And two days after g Textan was like, dude, if you ever wanted to learn how to drum, I would teach you. And I was like, Oh, you don't even know that, That's what I was thinking. So then Gee's been helping me. I got a drum kit, got one at the house and one at my studio. I have been playing now

for about three months, and I just love it. She is a phenomenal teacher. It's been so fun. I can't I really can't get enough of it. It's been great, all right. I feel like that though those were pretty much my highs. I mean, we got to go to Hawaii, which was sick. I moved actually into my brother's room, which was sick. That kind of leads me into one of my low lights. The reason why I moved into

my brother's room. So our house is structured so there's like three rooms on the right side, and then one room on the on the left side, right, and so on the right side, and this room actually that I filmed the podcast and was my old bedroom. And I decided that because my brother was moving out and he moved to an apartment a while ago, so he hasn't been at home for a minute, but still in California.

But then this year he decided in twenty twenty three that he was going to move to Orlando, and that that was something that honestly, I was this, Okay, you gotta stick with me here, you gotta stick with me here. I was stoked about not because my brother was leaving, but because he was going to live his life and go do what he's wanted to do. I feel like my life and my career. Some people look at it and see like, oh wow, that really takes over the

whole family. And the thing is is it has, and there has been cases where it has, and there has been cases, of course where it hasn't. But I've always looked at my brother and questioned, like, what is what is who is he? What does he do? What does he want to be? Where's he going to go? And he's older than me, but I still, you know, I still look at him and I think like, what is what is his life? You know what I mean? And so this year when he decided to move down to Orlando.

I was so proud of him because I was like, you freaking go. You go live your life, you go do your thing. Him and his girlfriend Abbey live down there. Now there arriving, they're so happy and so yeah, they're they're living their best life down there. I love going down there. I love actually staying at their apartment. I called their apartment the Ritz Carleton because it is the not the Ritz Carlton at all, but I love calling it that, and I love staying there with their dog.

It's freaking great. But now that I know he was never coming home again, I was like, well, I'll screw that. He has the nicer room in the house, so I'm moving to his room. So I moved over to the room, and uh, yeah, it's been It's been freaking great. Uh. The other the other low light actually is is was a really devastating part of the year. In the beginning of the year, we got a sweet little puppy. His name was Toowey. He was the best dog ever. Oh

my god, he was crazy. He uh used to put one arm up and scream all the time and then walk on it like he was fine. And and then just walk like you see he was. He would just sit there and then just like fall over like he was. He was the most personality crazy dog ever. Uh and unfortunate, on April twenty eighth, about a couple couple months maybe a month two months after we got him, he unfortunately was attacked by coyote and the coyote came in our yard, scooped him up and ran off. My my dad was

outside with them, same morning routine too. He was out playing with the other dogs. My dad was five ten feet away from him. Like we know to watch for coyotes. It's a very big thing in our yard. We've had a coyote attack before that a dog has survived, and so it was you know, we were aware of it, and so yeah, it happened and we were all just devastated. And then a couple months later we got new puppy. His name is Clyde. We call him Baby Clyde. And

I was looking at Clyde. Something came over me and I was like, I wonder when Clyde's birthday is. And no matter what you believe in, this is still a freaky coincidence, whether you believe in reincarnation or not. I don't know if I do or not, but it's still just a freaky coincidence. I was like, I wonder what his birthday is. I'm I never looked to see what a dog's birthday is said, but I was like, I

want to know what when Clyde' is. It just came over me anyway, So I go and I pull out his birth certificate and he was born on April twenty ninth. So two, he passed away on April twenty eighth, and Clyde was born on the twenty ninth. Isn't that like, that's like there's some it's weird, it's freaky, but we missed Towey Boy every day. But we are very very grateful for Clyde, and we love all of our puppies. I feel like twenty twenty three for me was a

pretty transitional year. Last year, New Year's Eve, we were we were on a cruise and I remember I was entering twenty twenty three and I was like, I have one rule for myself, only one. No dating. I had just gotten out of a whack. That's that's not fair to call it that I had just gotten out of a whack relationship and I had a lot of things happen to me, and I had a lot that I couldn't talk about pop happened. And there's still a lot

that I can't talk about publicly that happened. But I did learn like, look, all right, no more public relationships. That is the lesson that I haven't learned. But I was like, all right, no dating in twenty twenty three, and Miss Mother Nature held me to it. There was a few times where I got close few people that I wanted really bad, but Miss Mother Nature was like absolutely not. Somehow she she swiped every every possible relationship away from me in twenty twenty three, which honestly was

the best thing for me. At the end of the year, I got to do this massive project that I have been waiting about. I mean I've had the plan for it for two years, like the set and Stone plan, but I mean it's been in my head for six or seven years now, and so finally got to do

this massive project. And if I would have been in a relationship, I wouldn't have been able to do the project the way that I wanted to in the way that I did, so like Miss Mother Nature and away had my back, but yeah, home girl was not letting me date. However, twenty twenty four is the year for me. Sign me up for the freaking bachelorette like count me in Dog, twenty twenty four is the year of dating. Also, something else that I wanted to do in twenty twenty

four is travel by myself a lot more. I traveled by myself for the first time ever in twenty twenty three, and it was freaking awesome. I went to Ohio for the first time. That was where I went for twenty four hours by myself on a word trip. But it was a lot of fun. And then I flew to New Zealand for Special Forces with my two best friends, so I wasn't alone, but I wasn't like it wasn't like I was with my parents, you know what I mean. And then flew to Hawaii by myself, I flowed, flew

to Florida bunch by myself. I've kind of been all over by myself now and I thoroughly enjoy it. I always loved my solitude time, and I think it's I think it's a good thing, you know what I mean, Something that happens over New Year's that I feel like literally all seven billion of us in the world think

about is New Year's resolutions. And I think New Year's resolutions are awesome, but I think sometimes they become unrealistic and people think that you're going to make a lifestyle change on the first of the year, and truthfully, best thing you probably do is make it the last day of the last year, you know what I mean. It is that way, Like you there's not as that is not as much fresh as I started mine on the December thirty first, and it was so great. I'm still

sticking with them. It's been amazing. But I think New Year's resolutions, honestly, for me this year, I feel like over the time I've developed some pretty solid habits and I'm really happy with my keeping my room clean, my eating habits, which has been a learning curve and I'm we're going to talk about that eventually on this podcast, but yeah, it's I've really developed some cool workout habits and cool eating habits, some cool sleeping habits, and I

feel like there's now like I don't need to change anything or or make a massive change on you know, January first, but I just want to keep sticking to the plant now what I do need to do is stop biting my nails. That look I thought when I left Dance Moms, Maddie told me she because when I left Dance Moms, I text about it and I was like, guess what I left. And she was like, oh, get ready,

you stop biting your nails immediately. And I was like, actually, for real and she was like, yeah, mine are literally perfect now because I left the show, and I was like, sick, here I am eight years later, still biting every day of my life. So that did not work out for me. But that's okay, that's all right, We're gonna, We're gonna it's it's fine, it's fine. Twenty twenty four for me, I think it's gonna be a pretty epic year personally and professionally. I twenty twenty four is there's a lot

in store. There's I mean, the most massive project of my career for sure is happening in twenty twenty four. And it's scary, and it's a shift and it's a change, and it is a goddamn leap of faith. And I think because it's something though that I'm so passionate about, I'm not scared of it. And I also think, thanks to Special Forces in twenty twenty three, I'm not really scared of much anymore, which is it's not a bad thing.

I think it's good to have healthy fear, but I think sometimes fear can hold you back from doing something that you could really end up loving, you know what I mean. And so I think I'm really excited for this new career journey that I'm gonna embark gone in twenty twenty four. It is scary, but I'm not scared. Does that make sense? I feel like that makes sense. I mean, look, what goes around comes around, and I think it's I think it's gonna be good or it

could be bad. You never know. Karma always chooses her own way. You never know how she's gonna go. Oh okay. I talked a little bit about traveling alone and twenty twenty four. So far, I have a couple of travel plans. I wanted to talk about this because I think it would be so fun, and especially because I don't even really know where we all went. I have to find out from the DS and stuff. But twenty twenty three, when I did Special Forces, that was in Queenstown, New Zealand, However,

we went all over New Zealand. They would stick us in a car and drive us for three hours and we never knew where we were going out long we were going to be in the car, like, we never knew anything, right, And something though that I want to do in twenty twenty four is I actually want to go to New Zealand again with my family and take them to the damn wall so they can like actually visualize it and see, like, whoa, that's like where they were,

That's how tall it was. Take them to where the trenasium was set up, take them to all of the things, Take them to where the ice bath was, take them to where the hikes happened, take them to where our base was. Oh my gosh. So how the boat challenge was like really even for myself, like go back, Go stay at the hotel we stayed at before we actually went to forces the mill Burk. It was awesome, great,

it was a freaking resort. It was amazing. Then we went to the freaking middle of nowhere, slept on a sheet and called it a day. But I think that'd be so fun. And then we also have a plan to go, Like I was saying, earlier icon on the seas. That's happening at the end of this month, end of January, and I am so excited. Oh. I always meet the best people on cruises. I always have the best time on cruises, and I I could not be any more

stoked about it. Something that I do think is really to really focus on as I'm getting older is taking care of yourself, whether that's you know, some girlies do their self care, facial routine and nighttime routine. Me personally, I use baby face wash and baby lotion and that is it because baby wash on my whole body, baby lotion on my whole body. Call it a day Johnson and Johnson Newborn howshig not sponsored, but that stuff life changing. It's the only thing I put on my skin. It's great.

No routine, it's one time. This was maybe like I think it was like three years ago. You know how Vogue do that thing where it's like Datta da skincare routine, get ready with dat da da, and it's like for Vogue, So it's a it's a pretty big deal, right Well, Vogue asked me to do it, and I of course said yes. You don't say no to Vogue. So they come over to the house, they set up, they do

all this stuff. They're like, all right, uh, can you grab us your products so like we can we can set them up with the video and I was like, oh sure, grab my baby washing, grab my baby lotion on the handed to and they were like, oh no, we need like we need like products and I was like, oh, yeah, this is them and they were like no, no, no, we need like your full skincare routine. And I was like, yeah,

this this is it. And they were like no, we need like your full thing and I was like no, I swear on my life, like I this is all I use. And we went back and forth, and I like, I was like I don't know I can with you. I'll like go through my covers like whatever y'all want. And they were super nice about it too, and I was super nice about it too. It just was like, not, this is not happening. So then we went through the house.

We tried to like rummage up some shit to like put in this video to like make it look like Finally, after like ten minutes looking for stuff pulling my brother's girlfriend's skincare, I was like, this just isn't this just isn't the vibe, is it. And everyone was like, yeah, this just isn't the vibe. Like no hard feelings on either end, but like it's just not the vibe. And I was like, all right, let's let's not do it. So only project that I've ever like been on set

and been like that, this isn't This isn't. You agree? I okay, I know it's just not. But back to what I was saying, taking care of yourself, eating, working out right, taking care of your body, getting outside, treating, getting enough sleep. Oh my gosh, I cannot stress how important sleep is. And I'm just learning that. And I I'm a very bad sleeper. I really am. I wake up alive in the middle of the night. I don't fall asleep easily. I do wake up easily because I'm like,

all right, let's go freaking time to shine. The day before I did this big project in twenty twenty three though, like the biggest project, the one that I've been like talking about but not talking about, So the one if you follow me on social media and I use a a heart with the fire and the big wave emoji, this is that same project anyways. And so the night before that I fall asleep, and I don't fall asleep till like three in the morning. I'm just staying awake.

I was practicing at home. I was just too stoked having the best night right too stoked, couldn't fall asleep, woke up at like my call time on set was like seven am, and so I was up at like four so I could get a workout in before I was just I was too excited. Long story short, not a good sleeper. So that is something though that I realized,

like does affect me. And I noticed when I get a good night's sleep, how I wake up and how I feel and how I how I fall asleep, and it just it all depends when I don't sleep how I feel. And so figured out what works for me is actually comfort shows. If I put on a show from my childhood, that will put me to sleep. Currently, I'm in a good Luck Charlie phase. I've gone through a Zach and Cody phase, gone through a Wizards Waverley Place phase, and now I'm in a good Electrinity phase

and it just freaking freaking gets the job done. In twenty twenty three, I fell in love with dance again, and that is something that I have found, my love for, lost my love for found my love lost, my love for found my love for lost my love for and I. Since I was about seventeen, I've been in a phase of like found my love for it again. But in twenty twenty three, I this is this is oh, I getting serious. This is one of the hardest things for me to talk about because I can't legally to safety wise,

to protect myself. I went through a situation in the beginning of twenty twenty three that actually affected my mental health mental well being more than anything ever has. And the only thing that got me through was dance. And there was days where I texted my friends and said, hey, I'm going up to the studio because my friends and I will do hang outside the studio. Will come up. Well, we'll talk, we'll dance, we'll have food, we'll chill, we'll gossip, like,

we'll do whatever, like where everyone's pretty chill. But in the beginning of the year I was like I would There would be days where I like, I need to dance. Everyone's you're invited, please come, please hang out with me, But like, I have to dance today. It's not like a talk day. Because if I talk, I can't talk,

and that really got me through that. And I what's crazy is that anytime I went through something that was hard or something that was made me not okay, I found myself wanting to go to Studio Siwa and wanting to dance. And now Studio c has kind of become that safe place for me and my closest friends. They will text me and be like can we go to the studios day? And I'll be like, I will meet you there in an hour, like count me in. And the amount of times that I have cried on the

Studio Sewa floor is actually insane. I went through heartbreak without going through heartbreak this year because obviously no dating, but I definitely got my heartbroken this year. And I, when I tell you the what the walls have Studio Sea have sayed is co crazy. It is actually insane, but it's great and it's become my safe space. And now that's why I'm out there all the time, just

to keep myself mentally happy. And I think that's something that's so important that when you find that thing that truly can keep you happy, embrace it, run with it, and keep freaking going with it. Ah Man. You know, I gotta admit, New Year's is one of my favorite holidays. I really love like the end of the year and the very beginning of the year holidays. End of the year, we got Halloween, we got Thanksgiving, we got Christmas, and then we got New Year's. That chunk of holidays for

me is like my freaking kryptonite. I think the reason why I love New Year's is because I have a lot of fun New Year's memories. I mean, you know how you have those like super faint memories from when you were a kid. This one, I did gymnastics when I was little, And I have this one where we were at this our gymnastics place with me and my brother and it was like a big sleepover and you stayed all night you did gymnastic and I mean, god,

I was probably four or five. Long story short, it was a babysitter for the parents to go out and go have a fun night and you stayed at the gym with the coaches and it was great. And I'm sure the gym that had to have been a cash cow for the gym cash cow. So there you go, dance teachers out there, if you're looking to make some money gymnastics coaches. I be looking to make some money freaking babysit on New Year's you will get bank that

was backed. I also remember the year that, like my brother and I were old enough to be home alone, and my my parents went out. We uh we we banked pots and pans outside at midnight, and then we're like, all right, good night this year for New Year's I'm not even gonna sugar go what happened at all. I was like, yeah, I'm gonna have a great night. You're gonna stay up late. It's gonna be fun. Had steak dinner with my dad. It was amazing. He cooked the

steak I decided. He had buffalo cauliflower, sweet potatoes, Brussels sprouts, broccoli, and flaming your on New York Strip and rabbi. It was the best meal ever. Anyways, after that, I was like, all right, I'm gonna go work out, so I stay awake, make it up to bed. I'm like, all right, I'm gonna stay up all this sudden. It's eleven fifty six, seven eleven, we'll say, we'll say six, we're gonna, we're gonna,

We're gonna now. Actually we're gonna say seven because we're gonna make it even closer to midnights eleven fifty seven, and I was like, I can't do it. I'm going to bed, closed my eyes and I woke up and it was the next day. I could not do it. No, it was just I'm sired. I can't help. But my mom called me and she was like, so, who'd you bring in the New Year's with? And I was like, literally no one. I fell asleep and she was like

I don't believe that for a second. And I was like okay, and she was like, who are you talking to and like cause she knew I was at home, but she was like, but who are you talking to him midnight? I was like, you can go through my call history, Like I don't know what tell you. I literally fell as I was like, I was determined to make it. Couldn't even stay awake three minutes. But I wasn't talking to anybody. I just was just was sleepy.

Speaking speaking of my mom, toughout this podcast up, I actually have a funny story about her, so she my mom helps me out behind the scenes of this podcast. I have an incredible podcast team who kind of helps me figure out what will be I guess interesting to talk about because let's look at I'm sitting here talking to myself for thirty minutes. I gotta have some sort

of structure, right. And then after we get that list, my mom goes through that list and like checks it out, kind of fills it in the gaps because she knows me better than I even know myself, right, And so she added this note to the end of my my what I Want to talk about list? And I laughed out loud because I was, like, Mom, this is so obviously wrote by you, it is actually hysterical. She wrote, You're really disciplined with your schedule and time. That is

clearly something you taught yourself. What made you like this? Like mom, is that the advice that you want from me? But it's so funny because my mom and I we talk about all the time, and my dad and I, actually my dad and I talk about this more than my mom and I do. But how you know, parents, you raise your kids, and kids you're raised by your parents, and you have traits, You have beliefs, you have habits that you are taught, you have habits that you don't

even know. You have things that you don't even know are taught, but they just are. They're inherited. And then you have like your stuff that you develop by yourself, you know what I mean, and then you repeat the pattern to your kids. And something that I did not get for my parents at all is the way that I schedule out my day and my life. I quite literally schedule out every single day. I'll read you today's schedule.

So I make a note on my phone every night before I fall asleep, I pick out my outfit or outfits for the next day, depending and then I write out my schedule. So last night at ten fifty two pm, I wrote down seven to fifteen, wake up, seven thirty, fat burner, finish up by eight eight fifteen, I eat breakfast. I had down yogurt, but then this morning I wanted to switch it to the alvocado and egg bagel, so

we swapped it out. Nine o'clock, work out, ten thirty in the shower, at eleven o'clock, get ready, twelve o'clock, eat lunch, twelve thirty podcasts after that in any particular order, go through photos, go to the studio, drum, run your old tour, XMG prep choreography, set up pastries for tomorrow. So that's kind of how like I structure out my life, and that is definitely not something that I've learned from

my family. My family is like a wake up at your leisure, order breakfast when you're feeling it, wake up when you're feeling it, maybe get ready, maybe done, get some work done, has some lunch, get some more work done, call it a night. I'm like, no, I set my alarm, I wake up, I do this, I do that, I eat this, I eat, then I go there, I travel there.

And there will be some days where like my day is like specifically structured, Like tomorrow, I have rehearsals with my girl group where I'm choreographing for their two that they are going on in twenty twenty four. Gets your tickets at live nation dot com. My girl group Xomgpop we have our first tour choreography day, and it literally my day will be structured out. To wake up, I'll plan my wake up time, my workout time, my breakfast time.

Then I'll plan what time I go to the studio, and then from there I'll plan how and what time I drum for, what time I stretch for what time I rehearse for what time I eat for like I'll really I'll go into graphic detail about how particular it is. And that's just one of those things that keeps me on track. It's one of those habits that I developed

in twenty twenty three. Actually I didn't do it before twenty twenty three, so it's definitely a twenty twenty three habit, and that is one that I'm grateful for that's stuck around and I think think if I could, if I could give any advice, it is create habits that can just become your lifestyle. Create eating habits instead of going on, you know, a diet. Sometimes a diet is the right answer.

You need to like really drop it and then figure out what your common ground is, or you need to really gain it and then figure out what your common ground is. But you know, find something that you can truly maintain, and it might be small changes for me. It's something that I've definitely had to learn with my diet because I I'm already I mean, I'm a little I'm little, you know what I mean, And so I've had to figure out to get to my body goals.

Can't necessarily put myself on a diet because that could get unhealthy for my body type, and so I've had to be very slow about my process, very slow about changing little tiny habits that will make a difference. But here I am two years in and it's still making the difference, and it's gotten frustrating. But I know overall, it's not what you look like in your body in the mirror. It's what you feel like, what your health is like. And that's the stuff that is truly important.

And that is why I'm going to do a whole podcast dedicated to things that I've learned, work out things, eating things, things, hell things, because that is something that in twenty twenty three I became so passionate about. So we are gonna fall down the rabbit hole, fall down the drain, and that will be on a Jojeseua now coming up, So you'll just have to wait and listen to that. Everybody, I just want to say, happy freaking New Year. I hope you have the best twenty twenty

four ever. Thank you for listening. Makes you listen to all of the podcasts everywhere you listen to your podcast, listen to every Joja's you wa now and get Ready twenty twenty four. There's gonna be so much awesome coming your way. I love y'all and we'll see you next time. Peace out. Thank you so much for listening, everybody.