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let's catch up, Big girl blitz, staying inside won't kill you, I'm waiting for the papers, let's have an honest conversation.
Join us for the first episode of where Sam and David truly talk to you not at you. Welcome to season 2
This one is all about the things we swear don't matter... until they do. We talk red flags people ignore, green flags people overlook, soft life vs hustle culture (because making money is cool, but knowing what to do with it matters more) and the pressure to have life "figured out" by 30. Spoiler: the only competition in your 30's is you vs you.
We talk about reinventing yourself- what that really means and what you have to leave behind to grow. We get into feeling disliked or misunderstood (Sam hates me), questioning what's real versus what's in your head, and learning when to stop caring. We finish by calling out what's overhyped-ideas and trends everyone swears by that don't actually live up to it.
Listen in while we discuss friendships more in depth (this won’t be the last time), why accountability in family can feel personal, and our perspective on the Mormon wives behavior.
What instantly ruins your mood, our unpopular celeb opinions, and the real question.. do you actually have friends or just a husband you hangout with 24/7.
This week we’re getting real about family dynamics and unmet expectations- from the wildest things parents or in-laws have said/done, to the times life didn’t go as planned. We’ll share a few lessons learned, stories from meeting MomTok IRL, and (possibly too high) hopes for Halloween. 🎃
In your village, do you have villagers? Everyone needs to talk more (especially men) As a man, who’s actually looking for you? New pet peeves.
We asked and you responded, habits, why happy people balance us out, Sam did cry and David knows he’s privileged.
Join us today for a journey into what a true friend is, the right way to invite celebrities to your wedding, and for drama… it either makes you or breaks you.
Enjoy the show!
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