Airplane Reclining To Tipping Screens: Unwritten Rules We Argue About

We run through rapid-fire questions that turn everyday etiquette into honest takes, hot opinions, and a few confessions about our own bad habits. From flights to group chats, we say the quiet parts out loud and ask you to tell us where you stand. 
• airplane seat reclining on short flights and why it feels personal 
• tipping screen guilt and why 25% defaults feel wild 
• birthday dinner splitting rules and the idea of a “birthday tax” 
• close friends lists and why social media ranking feels awkward 
• ghosting vs the slow fade and when going dark is just burnout 
• FaceTime and speakerphone in public plus voice-to-text chaos 
• green bubbles, broken group chats, and adding people without asking 
• passive-aggressive email sign-offs and what “regards” really means 
• retail greetings and why “just looking” can come off rude 
• streaming account squatters, password changes, and subscription audits 
• how late is disrespectful and why parties differ from meetings 
• splitting appetizers, dealing with over-orderers, and keeping it simple 
• couples’ pet names in public and where the line gets weird 
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Transcript

Welcome To Slightly Salty

Voice Over 0:02

Welcome to the Group Tech Goes Live Slightly Salty Edition, where your three favorite troublemakers turn the chaos of the group text into a full-blown weekly show. We're talking real life, real opinions, and just enough sass to keep things interesting. No filters, no perfection. Just three women with big personalities, bold stories, and a habit of saying the quiet parts out loud. So grab your drink, brace yourself, and join us. Because the group chat didn't just spill the tea, it went live.

Rapid-Fire Questions Kick Off

Adrianne 0:34

Alright, ladies, we are kicking off a fun addition today. Thought we'd let our viewers get to know us a little better by doing some rapid fire questions. Okay. So are we ready for some fun questions? Sure. On a plane seat, is it a crime to recline your seat on a short flight? I think it's a crime, period. Please do not do that. I know speech. I agree. I feel so guilty if I try to recline my seat. Because I hate when all of a sudden the tray is like in my stomach. Yes. Let's all be uncomfortable together.

SPEAKER_02 1:10

Well, I think, yeah, because then you are a recliner. Or because I always am behind a recliner. And I feel like if everybody reclines, then we're all good. So we just have to make sure the person behind us reclines. So usually I end up being in the middle of the seat because Brian wants to be by the window. And so my legs are long. That's where my length is. And so I need space. Yes, I recline.

unknown 1:35

I recline.

SPEAKER_02 1:36

I'm also in the middle seat. I never get to not be the middle seat. No, I am too. I know. Unless somehow we're in the two-seat kind of area. Oh, yeah.

Adrianne 1:45

I always pay extra to either be window or aisle if I can. I love the window, but then I always have to go to the bathroom. And then I feel guilty and then I try to hold it the whole time because I don't want to bother the people. So I will normally pay extra to have an aisle.

Leanna 1:59

The people I fly with have very big opinions about aisle or like Jeff always has to sit, you know what I mean? So I always am the middle because I don't care.

Adrianne 2:07

I am a picky fly. I have to sit in a certain front area. I want in and out fast. I don't want to be in the back of the screen. That does not surprise me at all. Yeah. I have a very, I have it's very thought out where I need to be on a plane. That's not surprising. Okay, the tip

Tipping Screens And Social Pressure

Adrianne 2:21

screen. If a cashier turns the iPad around for a 25% tip on a black coffee, are you clicking no tip?

Leanna 2:30

Okay, first of all, on a black coffee, that's gonna only 25% of three dollars is not a lot. I get guilted if you show me the tip of the city.

SPEAKER_02 2:41

So you're saying yes immediately. It doesn't matter what. I I do. Yeah, I do too. And I also work in the restaurant industry. I feel like Yes, but why do we have to tip everybody for everything?

Adrianne 2:52

I agree. The only thing that irritates me on the 25% is, you know, it used to be 10, then it was 20, now there's not even a default for a 20. Lately, I just went and had my one of those like hair massage things or whatever they do, those new things. And it immediately was 25%, 30 and 35. And those things aren't cheap to have done anyway. So you're talking the tip was almost $40. And it is a panic because my brain couldn't think of like customize because there is an option there. Yeah. But I was just annoyed that why is it a default now to be 25%? That's how it is at the nail place.

Leanna 3:28

It's 20, 25, and 30. Is it? And when you're getting $100, like if you get a pedicure and a fill, I'm easily at $100. Now I'm at $130. You know what I mean?

Adrianne 3:41

Yeah, I was pretty shocked. So I don't like the 25% default. Even though I worked in the restaurant industry too.

SPEAKER_02 3:48

I just know what it's like to work for tips. Agree. I think that when it maxes out at 25%, then they're limiting themselves. Because a lot of times if it's really good, we would do more.

Leanna 3:59

Yeah. Jeff's thing is if I have to walk up to the counter or I have to get it myself, I'm not tipping. And that gives me anxiety. What about drive up? They do it in the drive-ups. Do they?

SPEAKER_02 4:12

Yes. Yeah, the coffee. Yeah, absolutely.

Adrianne 4:14

When they're like, I'm just gonna turn this around for just a moment for you. I hate that. We all know what you're doing. Exactly.

Leanna 4:19

And then they gotta act like they're not watching. I know.

Adrianne 4:23

Yes. All right. So we all have a mixed feeling on our tips. All right, a birthday

Birthday Dinner Money And Close Friends

Adrianne 4:29

tax. If you don't show up to the dinner, should you still have to chip in for the birthday person's meal? I don't really go to a party where we've had to chip in. Everyone just buys their own. Yeah.

Leanna 4:41

Or like if we go out and it's a birthday, if it's your birthday, we'll split it. If it's my birthday, you like we'll just split forever. Yeah. Yeah. Could you imagine? I know you can't make it, but can you still pay for it? No. I'm not doing that.

SPEAKER_02 4:54

I wouldn't be able to utter those words.

Adrianne 4:59

It'd be like all of a sudden a Venmo comes across.

SPEAKER_02 5:01

I know. You'd be like, and I would like a leftover bag. You could leave it at my front door.

Adrianne 5:06

Yeah, no, that would not go over well. Okay, the close friend story. Is it weirder to be on someone's close friends list when you barely know them or to be left off when you're actually friends?

SPEAKER_02 5:18

What list?

Adrianne 5:20

On Facebook or on social media says close close friends. There is a close friend on Facebook.

Leanna 5:26

But only I can see it. Right?

Adrianne 5:28

Yeah, you only know who your close friends are.

Leanna 5:30

Yeah.

Adrianne 5:31

I'm not sharing that with people. I can think of a little tiny group. I'd never click on that. I'd be afraid like I click the wrong button.

Leanna 5:39

Do you remember MySpace? You could like rank your top. Oh yeah. Yes. And then like if you were mad at someone, they'd go down the bottom and you'd place them.

Adrianne 5:49

That's how they feel the close friends. Yeah. I don't know. And I feel like that too. I mean, if someone thinks I'm their close friend, I mean I'm flattered for that, so I don't want to be offended.

Leanna 5:59

Could you imagine?

Adrianne 6:01

Be like, would you take me off your close friend list? That would be weird. Okay.

Ghosting Vs Slow Fade Etiquette

Adrianne 6:07

Ghosting versus the slow fade. Which is more cowardly?

SPEAKER_02 6:14

Oh. We talked about kind of ghosting and I think ghosting is because that's like a full-on just goodbye.

Leanna 6:24

But that's not cowardly. I think that's like a statement. You're ghosting versus like almost like you're banned. Yes.

SPEAKER_02 6:31

You never exist. But if you slowly go away, then you should be, you're weaning them off of you. And that feels nicer.

Adrianne 6:40

I feel like I'm more of the slow fade. Like I will slowly start to disappear than I do just now we know.

SPEAKER_02 6:50

Is that different than going dark?

Adrianne 6:53

Yeah, I feel like ghosting and dark would be similar. Where you're just kind of in my mind, ghosting is which I can't do. Like if you upset me, and Terry will tell you, I mean, you could not exist in my world. Like we've never met each other and we've hung out for 10 years. But if you hurt me, wound me, you are done. We're all that way though. And so to me, ghosting to me is like I never existed. Like that person never existed in my world. Yeah, versus a slow fade is like, well, you know, we were friends or acquaintances, and now we're not.

unknown 7:28

Yeah.

Leanna 7:29

I could see that. But you know what? I think I I don't, I'm not ghosting people, but sometimes I just need a minute. And I think like I fade out. That's just because people too. And sometimes that's for a day, sometimes it's a week. That's what I call going dark. My last stencil. Been a few months. Like I'll get back out there at some point. I just need a minute, right? But it has nothing to do with the people, it's more about sometimes you just need time.

SPEAKER_02 7:56

Yeah. You just need to unplug for a little bit. Yeah. Yeah, I agree.

Adrianne 8:00

I get that. All right.

Speakerphone In Public And Voice Text

Adrianne 8:02

Speakerphone sinners, people who FaceTime in public. Jail or community service.

SPEAKER_02 8:08

I do that a lot. You FaceTime people in public? I want them. I want because sometimes I want them. I've done that to you guys where I want you to see what's going on. And I want to see you, and I want you to see me, and I want you to see what's going on. And Brian will get mad because I'm loud.

Leanna 8:25

I was saying, what about the people around? I know. I don't mind when I do it. I mind when other people do it. No, you're too.

SPEAKER_02 8:31

But I also love when other people do it because I'm nosy rosy and I want to know what they're talking about. And then the other I can hear both sides of the conversation. It doesn't bother me. I'm like, hey, what are you talking about? Oh, what are you saying?

Adrianne 8:47

I don't have an issue with that. I can't I can't stand it. I know. That's normally why you guys always see I'm I constantly have an AirPod in my ear all day long. I I don't like when people are on speakerphone. It drives me crazy when they're talking at a restaurant or even where was I at? I think I was working one day and a lady was on the phone the entire time next to me in the restaurant. And I was so annoyed about it because I'm like, I have this is why we have these things. Restaurants are different though.

SPEAKER_02 9:17

I think as restaurant etiquette, etiquette, etiquette, whatever, etiquette. Like you should get up. If you're gonna have like less than a second yes or no, you need to leave the restaurant, go outside, or go somewhere else. Yeah.

Leanna 9:33

If you could just tell the people around you that's right. Yeah, I know.

SPEAKER_02 9:35

I've talked to her a bunch of times. And she looked at it in a room. I'm like, what? Uh-huh. We've done that.

Adrianne 9:41

I'm like, never mind. Agreed. The only thing I will say that probably annoys people is I'm so addicted to text-a-talk. And because the AirPod is in, when a message comes through, I'll immediately answer it. And that, then I'm like, oh, I was out in public when I and or we can be in a car and all of a sudden I'm just because I hate to touch the phone in text. And so that probably is the only thing.

SPEAKER_02 10:04

Does your phone get it right? Because my phone makes me look like, first of all, well, normally I don't use any punctuation in text messages, but voice to text makes it even worse.

Adrianne 10:16

Most of the time. It depends. If I'm driving and I'm not paying attention, then sometimes that's good. Sometimes it can come weird. But when I'm operating a thousandth of pound vehicle and I'm not paying attention. I meant not paying attention to phone text. Oh, okay. But I've also learned to talk slower on talks to text than I normally talk. So it understands.

Leanna 10:37

I think we can all tell because like if you're talking to text, Brian will be like B R Y or like Terry will be like spelled differently. And I'm like, I'm pretty sure you guys know how to spell like your husband's name. Jeff for me is J E O F F. I'm like, no. No.

Adrianne 10:53

Yes.

Green Bubbles And Group Chat Rules

Adrianne 10:54

Okay. The text bubbles. Does seeing a green bubble Android in a group chat actually annoy you?

SPEAKER_02 11:02

Whatever. I did. I went over. I got a flipping iPhone because of that. It bothered us so much. I know it did. It pressured you into getting an iPhone. And I still hate it. And it's how many years later?

Leanna 11:14

I get mad. Who's messing up the chat? Who like? Because then you end up with two chats. Yes. When you have when I send a group chat out and all of a sudden I say go green, I'm like, I want out. Get me out of the chat. Oh, that's a good question then.

Adrianne 11:27

I don't think that went on here. When you're added to a group chat, is it rude to remove yourself from it? If you were not asked to be on that group chat.

Leanna 11:37

I think it's rude to add somebody to a group chat without asking them. I hate group chats.

SPEAKER_02 11:42

So how do you do that? Do you text them and be like, can I add you to this group chat? Yes. You do that? Yes. Yes. Well, I don't add, I don't know how to do that. So I don't think that. I wouldn't, I don't know how.

Adrianne 11:54

But I always think when someone removes themselves and all of a sudden that now there's another group chat growing, they're like, ooh, did you see who removed themselves? Why? Were they offended? I will mute my I will mute the notifications.

Leanna 12:04

I won't remove myself. I just learned how to do that.

Adrianne 12:07

Yeah, I mute them too. Because sometimes, and now people are adding me to group chats and then also to WhatsApp group chats because they're trying not to have so many on the phone.

SPEAKER_02 12:16

I don't like WhatsApp groups. I don't like that. But there's too many places to have chats.

Leanna 12:21

Yeah. There's too many. Yeah. And I hate it when I don't know other people's numbers. So now I don't know how to respond because I don't know who you're talking to. So then, yeah, there's that side chat that's like, whose number's this? And who do you have for this? And then I know how to respond. Like, don't do that.

SPEAKER_02 12:36

I think you should roll call when you get in. Be like, hey, carry here. Or be up to you.

Adrianne 12:41

Yeah, like when you're added who you are.

SPEAKER_02 12:43

Like you have to say who you are. Yeah. I need to know who everyone is first before I say me, because I don't know if I want my. Well, I don't want to say anything if I don't know who other people are. You don't know what who's on there.

Adrianne 12:55

Exactly. Yeah, that's the screen.

SPEAKER_02 12:56

I've gotten in trouble for that before, so I'm not doing that.

Email Sign-Offs And Store Politeness

Adrianne 13:01

Okay. Email sign-offs is best, the most passive-aggressive way to end an email. I've never done that.

Leanna 13:10

Mine is standard. Like it comes up in my signature, so I don't change. Although if I am mad, I might take out because mine says warmest regards.

unknown 13:19

I might just regard you.

Leanna 13:20

Regard. Oh, do you? Regards? You get sassy with your. Every once in a while, if I'm really mad, I'll take out warmest. Because now I just regard you.

SPEAKER_02 13:28

I say sincerely, or not anything.

Adrianne 13:32

I try, I think I'm always like, thank you. That's what I am in my head. Like I like I feel like I'm just saying, thank you. I answered your question, or thanks for doing what I asked you to do. Yeah. It's not very polite. I mean it's not very warm. There's no warm regards.

SPEAKER_02 13:48

Well, I do notice. Or blessings or have a great day. Well, I do that and I do smiley faces and I don't care. Because I don't like when people just send something and then just put their name right on. Yeah. Like it's just thrown out there. I just feel like I think that's just so rude. Yeah. That'd be like if I just walked up to you and went, Liana. You'd be like, what's your problem?

Leanna 14:10

There's a guy that on I keep following him, he's hilarious. He signs like all of his emails to his boss, like barely hanging by a thread, and like no regards today, or like like the most unhinged things until he's like, I'm gonna keep sending this until my boss says something. I so badly just want to see like who reads that?

Adrianne 14:28

Yeah.

Leanna 14:29

I want to be like not caffeinated enough. Like would people notice?

Adrianne 14:33

I wonder to test it out. I'm gonna do it. See what happens. I totally will. In my brain, I'm like, oh the things I could say to clients, but they actually read it. Okay, store greetings. When a retail worker asks, How are we doing today? Is it okay to just say just looking without answering their question?

unknown 14:51

No.

Adrianne 14:52

That's horrible.

Leanna 14:54

That's crappy. Why would I mean that's someone being nice to like I think the world needs a little bit more just looking?

SPEAKER_02 15:04

I'd be like, no, I will when I'm just looking, I'll be no, thank you. If I need help, I'll I'll find you. I appreciate it. Yeah. Yeah. I add too many words, but I make sure they know that please don't follow me around.

Adrianne 15:16

I'm sorry, we're interrupting the podcast. I was getting late, crap.

Leanna 15:21

Yeah. I think honestly, I remember when I was waiting tables and I walked up to the table and I was like, hi, how are you guys today? And this guy looked at me, he's like, tea. And I don't know what kind of day I was having, but I was like Tea? Yeah. Like tea to drink. Oh. He was just like tea. Oh god. And I was like, well, I didn't ask you what you wanted to drink. I asked how you were, but okay. And how I didn't get fired. In fact, I think he felt really bad and left me a really good tip on it. But it was just that day, like some people are just Yeah, they're just rude.

Adrianne 15:49

So I won't do that. I don't either. I feel like I always will say like great or good or whatever. Yeah. Regardless of the day I'm having. And then I normally always am like, and how are you? Exactly. Even though I may not want to know, but it's just a I feel like it's just a standard that I'm like, I'm good, how are you? Yeah. I say too many words all the time, so I don't have to worry about that. All right.

Password Sharing And Subscription Cleanup

Adrianne 16:11

Streaming squatters. Is it time to kick off your ex, your cousin, your kids off your Netflix HBO counts? I don't even know who all has my accounts.

SPEAKER_02 16:23

I don't you're asking the girl that has no boundaries, so I'm not gonna bring it up.

Leanna 16:27

Jeff and I did recently because we couldn't get on our own Netflix account because everybody else was on it. So he changed the password.

Adrianne 16:36

Oh. Oh, have the now have the kids noticed and asked for a new password?

Leanna 16:40

Of course they've noticed. I guarantee they notice no one's had enough urge to ask us.

SPEAKER_02 16:44

The only way we know is that Brian gets so upset because I think one of our kids thinks it's hilarious to change, you know, like the picture and they make him the most ridiculous pictures, and he's like, that is that big. He gets so upset. But someone, one of the kids is doing it on purpose to drive him crazy. That's awesome. Do you know which kid it is? No. Okay. That's hilarious. I haven't asked because I think it's hilarious, and he won't ask. Because as soon as he fixes it, then it's done until the next time.

Adrianne 17:12

I love that. I I sometimes I'll go on there and see a bunch of things and then I'll remove them because some of it, you know, we have it vacation rental or whatever. But and I'll be like, why is there something in Phoenix? Like, who knows who has that account? So I'll go in and clean it out. But Terry went one day and he was like, I don't know why we have all these subscriptions, and he started unsubscribing. And then all of a sudden I'm like, wait, I watched that one. And Joey's like, how come we don't have access to this? I'm like, your dad had a day that he thought we need to save money and went through and cleaned out all our subscriptions. And now over the last like two months, I can see like we're slowly adding it back. He's like, We don't watch this. I'm like, but I I do watch that. All right. Let's

Lateness Etiquette For Parties And Work

Adrianne 17:54

see. Late arrivals. How many minutes late can someone be before it's officially disrespectful of my two late girls?

Leanna 18:02

I don't think this is an appropriate question to ask people.

SPEAKER_02 18:04

I'm always coming in hot on two wheels, so I can't even answer that question.

Leanna 18:09

I can today because I was the first one to arrive.

Adrianne 18:11

You I was so shocked. Let me just tell you, when I was coming in, I was like, what? Is that her car? Ah, Jeff drover. I know probably.

SPEAKER_02 18:20

I don't know what to do with myself when I'm early.

Leanna 18:23

I don't know what to do with myself. I am working on, honestly, I'm working on trying to be on time. I'm never gonna be early. Let's just be real. But I'm gonna try to be on time.

SPEAKER_02 18:36

Give or take. Okay, well then I think there's different things. Like if somebody's having a party and it's not like a surprise party, maybe it's like a four-hour party at the house where you're swim like swimming barbecue, like it's not like, and this is the other thing. You cannot come late if you have appetizers, which is the reason why I usually choose dessert because then I'm good. However, like I don't want to show if it starts at five, I don't want to get there at five. No, I feel like between 5:30-ish, yes, 5:45 is an appropriate arrival time for that. And that has been a disagreement at my house a lot.

Leanna 19:18

Same. If it's a drop-in thing, I'm gonna definitely come on the later. There's nothing more awkward than you and the first, like you and the husband. No doubt.

SPEAKER_02 19:26

And you're just like, so yes, or maybe they're not expecting anybody, so they're still getting ready, and then that's happened to me before. Where I'm like, nobody's gonna come right at four or whatever, and then all of a sudden it's four or three fifty and the door's knocking, you're like, who the ho is coming? Why are they here on time?

Adrianne 19:44

Yes, I'm a mix. If it's a meeting, I'm rarely late. I don't like to be pretty meeting a client, any of that. It's so rare. Work is different. If it's an event, I do not like to be there first. I like to arrive 30 to 45 minutes later because I'm not, I hate small talk. So if I can miss the small talk part, I will arrive late. And then same at people's houses. Yeah. I don't like to be there right on time, about 30 minutes. Now, if Terry's with me, because he's military, we are the first people there, and then we're awkward. And I'm begging him to sit in the car, and he'll be like, no, we just need to go in, it'll be fine. And then we're the only two there, and then I'm looking at him like here we are with my awkward small talk that I hate early.

Leanna 20:27

I make Jeff we can be there early, or but I make him sit in the car till at least five after. And like, he's I'm like, We're here, so you know nothing's gonna happen. Like, we we can see the door. Oh, Brian and I have never done that.

SPEAKER_02 20:40

He's gotten into the way now when we're gonna go somewhere where literally he is hanging out until I am almost completely ready. And I'll be like, Are you gonna get ready? He's like, It's gonna take me five minutes, so I'm waiting until you're ready because then Is he an early person or is he an on-time person?

Leanna 20:57

Yeah. Is he? Okay.

SPEAKER_02 21:01

I'm squirrel. I can be, I can get up at four o'clock in the morning and do all my things and still be run like coming in hot because I find all these things to do, and these things come up. I have to be better at that.

Adrianne 21:16

Anyway. I don't accommodate for like traffic and that. That's where Terry will get me. Oh, yeah. Because I'll be like, no, we got 35 minutes, take us 20 to get there, and then there'll be traffic. And he'll be like, see, now we're gonna be late, and uh that's probably the only time where I'm like, they'll be fine.

Leanna 21:30

I always think I have time for Starbucks, no matter what.

Splitting Bills And Table Appetizers

Adrianne 21:36

Okay, shared appetizers. If you didn't touch the calamari, are you still splitting the bill evenly? I feel like if we all go out, we just split the bill anyway. I mean, whoever has whatever.

SPEAKER_02 21:48

I don't want calamari, soap, but I'll still be agreeing to pay for part of it. That's the only food I don't like in the planet. But I I think if you're sitting and it's something for the table, yes, everybody just

Leanna 22:00

Put in. There's nothing worse than going and someone would be like, yours was two $2.19 for the drink. And I hate that. You had what do just split it.

Adrianne 22:08

That's what I always think. It's just so much. And for the server, too. What about the over orderers? That order a ton of stuff.

SPEAKER_02 22:15

Yes. And then none of it's eaten. Or that it's just like they're eating most of it and everybody's splitting the bill. You're going to get me the first time on that.

Leanna 22:25

I'm not going to say anything the first time, but I'm going to know next time.

Adrianne 22:28

Yeah. Do you know what I mean? Yeah. I don't think I feel like that doesn't happen. I'm not around people that that happens often. But if it did, I'd probably write when I sat down with the server, I'd be like, hey, I'm going to have my own bill.

unknown 22:38

Yeah.

Adrianne 22:39

That everyone hears me like, hey, charge me separate. All right. The working from home line. Are you actually working eight hours or are you just available on Slack? I think that's different for us. Yeah. Because we all work such weird schedules. Like it could be four hours one day and 15 the next, or yeah. Yeah. That wasn't a good one from us. Oh, pet names.

Work From Home Reality Check

Adrianne 23:01

Couples who call each other baby or bubba in front of other groups, should they be fined?

SPEAKER_02 23:08

If I call Brian Brian, he's like, what the hell? It doesn't matter where we are. If I don't say babe or hun or something like I don't care where we are, he'll be he'll be thinking I'm mad about something. Yeah.

Adrianne 23:22

I don't, yeah, I call it Jeff Babe. I know, I feel like that's what I call Terry too. I'm pretty sure I call him Babe. I don't know. What do I call him?

SPEAKER_02 23:30

I have had friends that have really, really gooey, weird kind of names. I think it depends on the nickname.

Couple Pet Names In Public

unknown 23:37

Yeah.

SPEAKER_02 23:38

Like Sweet Cheeks Honey Bun or something. Like keep that to yourself and just go with the babe.

Leanna 23:44

Yeah. Like standard universal nicknames are fine.

SPEAKER_02 23:47

Yes. Yeah. But anything past that, keep yeah, that's the home name.

Leanna 23:52

Could you imagine calling your husband Bubba?

Adrianne 23:54

No. The only thing I've so I normally will call Terry Babe, I'm pretty sure. And uh the kids, I call them Buds or Bub. I will call the kids, and what every once in a while that's come out to Terry and he'll give me a look, and then I'm like, oh my bad. Like I was, that's not really what I meant to come out of my mouth.

Listener Replies And Final Wrap

Adrianne 24:11

But it is. All right, that's all I have for this episode. I think that was a fun one. People kind of know a little bit more about us. So tell us, uh, answer some of the questions on our uh uh group chat of what you would answer on these questions, and we'll see you soon. Bye. I think the one way to shut off is the phone. And let's hope that recorded, because that was good.

Voice Over 24:32

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