The Hope Hotline - Special Guest | Natalie

Episode Date: March 28, 2025

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Starting point is 00:00:00 Real talk. Real talk. Real talk. Real talk. Hello, and welcome to the Hope Hotline. We have missed you a week off. Oh, yeah. I ain't gonna lie, it felt kind of nice at the same time
Starting point is 00:00:27 because I got a lot of stuff done that I needed to get done. It's a lot. Like preparing for this podcast, it takes a lot of time. Yeah. Yeah. And the crew is a little different over there. Sarah, do you know how to make you be you? What you're asking me. Yeah. Look who's in the driver's seat. Hey guys. Oh my gosh. Tell you's too snooty. She's too stuck up. She's not going to say hi. Thank you Vanessa and Sarah for being polite. She's actually making sure that everything is working. She's actually making sure that everything is talking. Taya, you've got to be a multitasker. You've got to be able to do all things all the time. Listen and chew gum at the same time.
Starting point is 00:01:11 She did all the things to get this happening. Taya did set the whole thing up. Yeah. Look at her go. Erin had to help, but that wasn't my fault. That was, he had to set it. Thank you, Erin. Thank you, Erin, for many things. Thank you, Erin, for finding my daughter's phone in the ditch last night. And thank you for fixing the podcast today. That's a story Wait, why was her phone in the phone? I'm looking over at her saying like, why was it in the day? How good do you look? She doesn't want to tell it.
Starting point is 00:01:34 I'll tell it. Okay, come over here really quick. She'll tell the story. Or do you want to go over? You can go over there if you want. This is a crazy story. This is what prayer can do. I'm not kidding you.
Starting point is 00:01:48 So my bag unzipped. No, wait a minute. You were riding your motorcycle. I know, I'm telling it. You just cut me off. Okay. In the middle of my story. I was riding my motorcycle.
Starting point is 00:01:58 cycle and I was going probably about 60 miles an hour. My bag unzipped and my phone flew out. And all we did was find the phone case and the phone case was completely shattered and no phone. We had one location of it and we looked probably me, Kristen, Gavin and Joe looked for probably an hour and a half in the dark trying to find it with our phone flashlights and I couldn't find it until Aaron and Tommy and Joe came back to the scene of the crime. and found it in a ditch probably two feet of water.
Starting point is 00:02:32 So, and it was working and they used a, yeah, they found it. Tell them how. I know the story as well. Okay, but you're, it sounded like you weren't going to tell it. I am, I'm going to tell it. You guys are just jumping to the story. They're taking so long. And there was, okay, they came back and I was still on a phone call that was with the other
Starting point is 00:02:54 group that I was with. And Joe went back into the phone call and was, using it to guide Aaron and them through Aaron singing chocolate rain and his car horn. Through the water, and Tommy found it himself. So what would happen is, is Joe is on the phone with them saying, I can hear you, I can hear you. Hot and cold. You're going away. They would turn around.
Starting point is 00:03:17 They would get closer. And then through the horn. Or Aaron singing. They knew it was in the water as soon as Joe said, it's muffled. It sounds muffled. And they were like, it's in the ditch. And Tommy was in the ditch himself, right? Yeah.
Starting point is 00:03:33 But they get on this phone call as they ride their motorcycles. They get on this called FaceTime. What is it called, Norma, FaceTime. FaceTime audio where then they can all talk to each other on their motorcycles through their phones. And that is somehow Joe mentioned just in passing that he was on the call, call was still on Norma's phone and and Aaron was like oh then we can find it start like listen for us and that's how it all unfolded started with a car horn and then as they got closer yeah as they got closer it was a genius mind that is like he that's smart man that's really
Starting point is 00:04:16 smart but yeah my son found it by stepping in the ditch but it just goes to show you like we had prayed we were like Lord help us find that phone and it started pouring down rain I only was out there for like 20 minutes because I ended up going down there and taking a flashlight and seeing if I could help them. But like the find my phone, the location was 150 feet from where it's saying on find my phone. So it wasn't even close to where. It was. So what good is find my phone then? I don't know.
Starting point is 00:04:47 Yeah. And her phone works. It had 12% left on the battery. The new phones, she has a new phone. The new phones are waterproof, which I didn't know. are they waterproof they're waterproof they can go very far down no no no no they can go very like a certain depth and it no longer is waterproof yeah well that that goes for like a whole bunch of things yeah so yeah so her phone literally was working it wasn't it's not got hardly any damage
Starting point is 00:05:14 to it at all i had 22 missed calls from errand 20 we were trying to call it to see if it would light up in the ditch because me amaran and told me were first doing it but the mosquitoes were absolutely like so bad. The mosquitoes are fierce in Florida. Part two. One part of the story because it's actually really funny. So you're going to tell us one part of the story. Okay. So when I got my phone back, I was dead asleep. It was three in the morning. And I get a knock on my door and Eric going, wiki, wiki. I have a gift for you and throws my phone on my bed. He goes, I found it. I was like, oh my gosh, I hate all these. Actually, you love us because you have your phone back.
Starting point is 00:05:53 And I was like, woo! I threw in the morning and we woke you up and I'm so sorry. They thought, yeah, well,
Starting point is 00:05:59 I was out there at one with them. Oh my gosh. Yeah. You just like left your phone. I would have given up and gone to bed. It's crazy.
Starting point is 00:06:08 It's crazy. That's crazy. God is good. And Herod is good. Also, you should get Apple care. What is it? You should also get Apple care.
Starting point is 00:06:21 Apple care. pair what is apple pair okay apple care oh we already have like insurance oh yeah i is that apple care's insurance i have insurance okay that's what she was upset and i'm like listen i it that thing is insured right because we break them and we lose them and everything else and say there's no damage no damage to the phone your phone cases yeah her phone case but her phone itself was totally fine She's saying the screen protector was already cracked, but for those who can't hear her, which is everybody that's watching. Okay, so interesting stuff in the Leipley household.
Starting point is 00:07:03 Yeah, and then when we were all pulled over, we had a random guy, like, start helping us, too. But he was like, not, he couldn't see well because he was old. He was like, I can't see well, but I'll help you all. Hey, at least he was helping. A lot of people would just like. Yeah. Hey, he's the Braille. He can feel.
Starting point is 00:07:20 He's not a potato chip bag might. be the phone that's how that's how bad he cannot see but Aaron was like no it's that's not it super nice probably was like oh my gosh get out of here um but I was in the car because I could not stand the mosquitoes oh thank you tight Tai he was in the car so I saw him driving and then he went past and then he started reversing but I had my flashlight on the car because I was killing mosquitoes in the car because Tommy decided to leave the door open oh that's shocker Tom does the same thing so I was in the the car killing mosquitoes in my flashlight and I'm like he probably thinks I'm like being
Starting point is 00:07:54 held hostage in here and like they're freaking like so he starts reversing so I like doc and I'm like please don't see me please don't see me but yeah and then he started helping how old are you tell you 19 there you go it was bad I was in I was in shorts and a t-shirt they were both in jeans and like a sweater like I can't like I ain't standing out there I'm getting bit as one of my favorite Instagram thing is You need the mosquito repellent. What's the thing, Norma? Ain't nobody getting through this.
Starting point is 00:08:28 Ain't nobody getting through this post field. And she had a, what did she have on? Panty hose. That, have you guys ever seen that one? No. Oh my gosh. You guys have never seen that. We'll get it for next podcast.
Starting point is 00:08:45 I'm not going to get it from the next podcast. When we're done, we might get kicked off. When we get done, they kick me off for everything. thing I'm gonna show you this at me and Tom and my family used to laugh so flipping hard over it what is that I'm gonna get ain't nobody yet you'll find it on you too it's two girls in a car we laugh we used to laugh some people laugh some people don't depends on your humor me and Tom would watch it at night in the bedroom like we'd be in bed getting ready to go to sleep and we'd be we'd be
Starting point is 00:09:17 laughing so hard we'd be crying all right we have Natalie here today, off of us, onto you. On to me. On to you. We're so blessed to have you. Let's give you, for the people who are watching new and for TikTokers, first of all, you have a TikTok. I do. What's your TikTok?
Starting point is 00:09:36 Natalie Iverson, F-N-P. Natalie Iverson with I-V-E-R, S-O-N. Yep. And it's N-A-T-A-L-E. Yep. Iverson at? No, at Natalie-I-E-E-R-E. in F and P.
Starting point is 00:09:54 F isn't Frank. N is in Nancy. P as in Paul. Yep. Got to make sure, because some people say you say F, they think S. You say N, they think M. And you hear P, B, B, and it's B.
Starting point is 00:10:08 P, B, T. I listen, I have P in my name, and everybody always and everybody thinks it's T or B. I'm like, that doesn't even make sense, but neither does the P. So, like, the P doesn't even look right. I don't blame him. Okay.
Starting point is 00:10:24 So, Sarah, did they tell you what to do for, like, all of the announcements? Sure. Do you want to do the announcements? I would be delighted to do that. Well, lookie here. The Virgin Experience at the home of producing. Let's do it. Ready?
Starting point is 00:10:42 Yes. All right. Thanks everybody for watching. If you're on Facebook, make sure that you like and share, comment, and then wherever you're watching. If it's not on Rumble, make sure you head on over there because that's where all the fun is at.
Starting point is 00:10:58 That's the live chat. That's where it's happening. We also, I think, are live on TikTok, yes? Hey It's Hope 01 and the Hope Hotline. Are they both live today? I don't know because we keep getting banned. Well, Hey, It's Hope is on live. Hey, it's Hope, O1 is live on TikTok as well.
Starting point is 00:11:19 But yeah, Rumble is where it's at. We also need you to follow us on Instagram. I have been very impressed lately, by the way, at the quality of the reels that the whole potline has been posting on Instagram. So, pizza to whoever has been putting those together. Is that you normal? Those are great.
Starting point is 00:11:43 So if you're on Instagram, make sure you follow us over there. Pazah is correct. remember we have the Hope Hotline merch available if you go to foundation churchFL.com and you click shop you can get a t-shirt our cutie little hat mug the wooden spoon I need to buy a wooden spoon can you use a wooden spoon with teenagers in the house is the question or is it too late it's never too late never too late well that was my parents I did to have philosophy it's never too late because you have to teach they're going to cook with the wooden spoon they live by that it's
Starting point is 00:12:22 multi-purpose right multi-purpose awesome okay oh let's see so if you are going to check us out on tic-tok here is a it's hope and the rest of us are all on ticot too so check out Tracy and Vanessa myself I have more followers than that by the way four followers you have four more followers? No, I have more followers. Oh, more followers. How many more followers? I think I'm like up to like 2.10. Just so you know. That's amazing. Well, Tracy's well over a thousand. Just one of her posts. She's gotten
Starting point is 00:12:57 600 new followers. And my new post that I posted two days ago, have you already done mine? Go back to her TikTok. Talley's got the mouse right now. This, yeah, hopes. That one right there. I am now to 620 some odd because my post from two days ago, I gained like almost a hundred new followers from it.
Starting point is 00:13:19 It's a little spicy. It's a little controversial, apparently. That's what it takes. Yeah. People are not happy. Which one was it? People, some people are like, it's being church hurt. Oh, I watched that one. I like that one. Oh, that's, that's, I answered that one. I answered, I commented on that one.
Starting point is 00:13:34 Oh, you did? People either are like, ooh, that's the best, that's the best explanation I've ever heard, or people are like, you got it all wrong. What church do you? go to I'll never go to that church and I'm like I love this can you keep commenting please I don't care if it's I don't care what you say I don't care if you love me just keep commenting just keep commenting like share yeah repost there's that popular documentary right now what popular
Starting point is 00:14:01 documentary um shiny happy people that I was telling you about which is all about like church and like um the underbellies of like church leadership and all of that so it's like a hot topic right now Oh, my gosh. No, it's season two just came out. What's it called again? There's two seasons. I'm interested in this. I might have to pay attention to it.
Starting point is 00:14:22 Yeah, I'm going to probably start. It's funny. You know what's funny about that is pastors. I've gotten pastors who've replied. And they're like, this is truth. Like, this is like, because I don't think anybody ever looks at both sides of the coin. No, they only look at the one. That's just anything in life, though.
Starting point is 00:14:41 They only look at one side. Yeah, if you've been in leadership, though, I think the people that are responding with, say, this is like, this is like a perfect explanation. They might not ever have been in a pastor or something like that, but they've been in ministry where they've had to do leadership. Right. And they've had to deal with the offended. Right.
Starting point is 00:15:03 And if you've ever, I've been in both places. And I, listen, I've been church, I've been like left to church and nobody could give rip and then I've left and here's the truth when I've left I did want people to call me like some of these people they want people to call them but the reason why and the people need to to examine why do you want them to call you right there's true that's true that's like what is the motive behind this which is what my part two is going to be yeah I'm just giving you a little what's the part two because it's the motive of the heart why do you want them to call you so you can vomit all over them and because your your response to that
Starting point is 00:15:42 call, you will be held accountable for it too. So are you, even though you're calling them un-Christlike, are you going to be unchristlike when they call you? Like, why do you want them to call you? Right. Are you winding them beg you back? Because if that's why you want them to call you, you're wrong there too. Yeah, I was going to say they're wrong. Like there's, a lot of times the motives of why people are bothered that nobody reached out or is all not Christ-like themselves. True. Check your heart. Check your heart, girl. That's right. So that's a little bit insight of what's coming that's a good one I'm gonna peeve people off even more when is that one part two I'm planning on doing part two either tonight or tomorrow okay I got
Starting point is 00:16:20 figure out how to do that one of the people like somebody goes on to Jesus goes after the 90 leaves the 99 for the one that's what somebody goes Jesus goes for the 99 and leaves the one and my response to that was then can you explain the prodigal son explain that to me oh no reply yet I hear crickets because people you can make a video with their comment and respond to it i need help with that because i don't know how to do it that's the only reason i haven't done it's easy yeah but i like everybody has these responses but like there's a response to your response and it will notify them that you use their comment i already i already they should have gotten a notification a while ago
Starting point is 00:17:00 i didn't get a response yet i'm not saying that's because they don't have one i'm just maybe they're like you're not worthy of my time that's what a lot of people think like a lot of people when they don't get a response, they're like, I got her or whatever. And it's like, half the time people are like, whatever, I say what I got to say. I ain't spent any more time on you. It's not because you got them. It's like, you're not worthy. I'm not, I said what I had to say, no, I'm moving on. And people are always like, I got them. No, you didn't. They don't care about you. So even if she doesn't respond, the likelihood is she's, like, I've moved on past this.
Starting point is 00:17:42 Right. I don't really care about this anymore. Right. Who cares? But it's a comment, and that helps. Yeah, exactly. Any comment on TikTok. Any engagement.
Starting point is 00:17:52 Any engagement, of any kind. Exactly. Start from the bottom and work your way up. Right. The best posts are like rage bait. You want to say something controversial. But you know what the thing is, is you can actually post something and not think it's going to be rage bait.
Starting point is 00:18:07 True. And it turns into it. This is rage bait. And you're like, what? What? Wait? What? This is not rage bait, but to them it is, because you don't know what triggers people. True. True. So, Natalie, back to you, baby. Yes. She has a TikTok. I do. We're done, right, Sarah? Are we done, baby? No, we're not done. Go back. The only thing that I missed was, if you have questions, make sure that you send them to ask hope at hope hotline.com.
Starting point is 00:18:35 And Fairless. Let's hit that baby. Hit that fearless. Oh, yeah. We got to show you this, too, because we are ladies. God bless. God bless. conference coming up August 21st to 23rd which is like a couple of weeks from now that's it so make sure that you get registered for that and also if you want to come to the breakfast remember that it is a separate registration and listen you don't want to miss that breakfast because it is amazing it's good it's different this year is it same place different I love it and oh you pulled up you grew up that video too for the oh my gosh they pull it up oh the video of the the can't get past me the the mosquitoes I'm just making sure
Starting point is 00:19:18 I don't know how loud it you know it actually worked for mosquitoes are you ready uh yeah go ahead you are protected I'm telling you I feel protected you did you do it at the beginning I feel like nothing I know and if you have egg if your head is not big enough I mean you still have an extra cover, I mean, like up there, just put a hat on it. Take it off, turn it off. And then, nobody will know it. Nobody knows. Nobody knows. Okay, you can take it off.
Starting point is 00:19:47 Nobody's going to know what it means. You had to start from the beginning, huh? You what? Yeah, it might be taken down. It's so good. Why do you take that stuff down? There's nothing wrong with that. It's probably there.
Starting point is 00:20:03 But you have to know, you have to hear the beginning to the, end. Otherwise, it doesn't. But we'll find it and then we'll play it for you guys. Okay, so let's talk about you. Like, introduce yourself for everybody that's new and for our TikTok viewers. Hi, I'm Natalie. I'm a family nurse practitioner and I work doing like integrative medicine, which is using your regular traditional allopathic medicine, but adding in like functional and holistic. Combining the two to make a better game plan for you. Better life. not such harmful, toxic medical treatments. Correct.
Starting point is 00:20:42 I'm trying to make sure that I use correct words and phrases so that I do not get... Banned again. Triggered by, yes. I already got in trouble people once. I don't want to happen again. No more strikes. I got...
Starting point is 00:20:57 I took somebody down with me. Took Vanessa. Venice's first time going live. And I take Vanessa down. One. Fine. My 210 followers depend on me. Yes, but the appeal process worked for you. She got her appeal process worked and she got out of trouble. I, on the other hand.
Starting point is 00:21:16 Favor ain't fair. I tried like four times with the appeal process. And they just, they're like, it's not happening, sister. Keep moving. You got the 10 days in jail. Eat it. No TikTok for you. Exactly.
Starting point is 00:21:30 Exactly. Soup Nazi. Okay. Okay, so you have your own medical practice. What's the name of your medical practice? It's called Saved by Grace and a Grative Wellness Center. Do we have a thing? Oh, God bless.
Starting point is 00:21:43 There we go. Put that up. There we go. So if you wanted to get a hold of her, that's the website that you would go to. And she has, you have, bless you girl, you have family, single, mature adults. Yep. pricing I have from like infant to family so you can do an individual or you can do like a family package yeah and then you can do single individuals and then if you just wanted to pay as you go
Starting point is 00:22:15 like if one visit yeah oh interesting that's a sweet deal I didn't know you did that I do yeah I'm not doing that but I got there's too many of us I'd be paying more than what I'm paying Listen, you're not expensive at all. No. Oh, my gosh, your pricing is very good for what you get especially. It's a concierge. Well, it's a step down from concierge because it's not as expensive as concierge. Because concier you've got to come up with like a couple grand ahead of time.
Starting point is 00:22:47 And then that works for you for the whole year. Well, I've done and signed up for concier. Not through anything that you've ever known about, but somebody else. And I got the same thing with you that I did with them. I just didn't have to put all the money down. And the care I thought was better. Well, thank you. Oh, because they don't do house calls.
Starting point is 00:23:10 You do. No, I do house calls. I come to you. Yeah. They did not do house calls. I mean, they were great. They were good, but they didn't compare. All right.
Starting point is 00:23:19 So, if they wanted to get a hold of you, they can go on the website. I guess that's the best way to do it. Yeah. I mean, my phone number's up there too. My phone number is 941-50-2590. Say it again. 941-50-259-90. There we go.
Starting point is 00:23:37 So today you came, as you normally do, you're going to come on and answer anybody's questions. This is an opportunity. So we have somebody watching on TikTok that if you have a question, we're going to try and answer your question on TikTok. Okay, so my little girl right there, Kelly, hello TikTok. Dr. Kelly is going to be interacting with you. And if you have questions, she's going to ask Natalie what they are.
Starting point is 00:24:04 And then she'll try and answer them to the best she can without interfering with any other medical advice that somebody might have gotten. Correct. Because we're not going to be stupid here. Okay, so we have a list of questions already. And Talia or, hey, Vanessa, since Talia had to give. up can you just pay attention in case somebody from Facebook asks a question we'll answer the questions from the people watching first before we answer like if
Starting point is 00:24:34 somebody asks a question then we'll specifically answer that I'm on it okay this is this first question is pretty wild to me it's we've been seeing feel-free drinks popping up at gas stations I didn't even know okay Vanessa's face says it all I didn't even know about this until I shared this with Vanessa and do you know about these drinks yeah oh my gosh okay wait i don't know if people know about this but we've been seeing feel-free drinks popping up at gas stations and convenience stores i have heard that people are entering rehab because it's so addictive this is at a gas station and this is an addictive drink and this is not this is not uh like this is happening to pretty much everybody who drinks them
Starting point is 00:25:18 from what i understand is that true or not one can make you addicted it can't they can yeah especially if you have an addictive personality it does something okay hold on what do you know about it so what do you know about these drinks and it obviously not everybody but a large portion it basically everybody is what somebody said that i watched said that if you drink this you need to know that there is a high percentage chance that you will not be able to not drink this drink and it is like it's addictive it's addictive and it's dangerous. So it's made with Kava.
Starting point is 00:25:55 It's a leaf. It's grown in like I think South East Asia. And it's also made with Kratom. What is that? Kratem. Yeah. It's another leaf that's in Southwest Asia. So a lot of them, the indigenous people would use it to help with like just kind of relax.
Starting point is 00:26:12 However, Kratom is got like, it's almost like an opioid. So it's almost like you're taking Percocet, morphine, dilaud. So if you take it in copious amounts, you can. So people who have gotten off the drugs, take this drink or have this drink, do not know. No, some of them know. Most people who have been in rehab, they know, like, especially with Kratom. As soon as you hear Kratom. And Kratom is available in some cities.
Starting point is 00:26:42 Some cities ban it because the FDA, because they know it's so addicting. So the fuel-free drinks adds that with Kava. Everyone's kind of been seeing the kava drinks that you can get. So they put the two together. And then, of course, they add whatever flavors you want. And then it boosts up the sedation. Because Kratum, if you do it correctly, you can actually control like pain. It helps with pain.
Starting point is 00:27:08 It helps with anxiety. Do you know that? But if you're taking it too much, it can cause other issues. So, yeah. So people drink this drink. What's been going on is there are innocent people like myself. go in, think that they're getting a clean drink because it's supposed
Starting point is 00:27:24 to be like... It's natural. It is natural. It says that it's natural. So you think you're getting a natural drink like, not organic, but something... That's from the earth, you know, just like marijuana. They take this and they become addicted to it and now they're in a rehab. Because trying to come off, especially if you drink a lot. So if you try to like withdraw,
Starting point is 00:27:46 it's your go through withdraw. It's just like you would if you were on, you took pain, medicines on a daily basis and then you decided to just stop it, you're going to go through draw. Yeah. Is that crazy? Okay, so there is a question. Do you, are you on the microphone? Yeah. Go. Okay. So Kristen brought up, I wonder if that's in C4's, ghosts and bangs, because those are also addictive. Are those ingredients that you mentioned? I've never seen those in those drinks. Yeah, because I've drank C4. I don't know if I've ever drank, what was the other one? C4, ghosts and bang. I've drank bang and I've drank C4 plenty of times, never felt addicted to
Starting point is 00:28:25 them. But I do know what she's saying because for me like Red Bull, I am literally addicted to the taste. I love it. I mean, I can go, I go times without ever drinking it. You're not going to have withdrawals coming off of them. Whereas Cratum, if you're, if you do it a little bit, it can boost like your energy, but then if you start drinking more and more of it, then you get more of that opioid, it responds with the opioids in your, like your body, right? And then you become, your body just needs more of it and more of it. So they compared this drink to like heroin. Well, yeah, it's an opioid.
Starting point is 00:28:57 Heroin is an opioid, right? Which heroin is very hard to kick on your own. But if you've never taken anything, for me, I don't even barely ever take aspirin or an ipiprofen, right? So if I were to take something like that, wouldn't I have a bigger or a greater effect by drinking it? Because I don't. My response to it would be at a higher level because I don't take anything. So if you are a clean person,
Starting point is 00:29:27 and I'm not clean, believe me, I mean, I'm clean as in holy. I'm not clean as in what I eat. But I mean, I, like, if you, if you're a clean eater, then you're probably like me, even though I'm not a clean eater. If you're probably not,
Starting point is 00:29:46 you're going to take a natural holistic approach, on your medicinal things correct that's what I do I don't I don't take hardly anything so a person that eats clean and even medicinally is clean like I would think for them they would be like me like even though I'm not a clean eater they're even worse off correct like it's everybody will respond to it everybody's going to respond differently but yeah they're going to have the same response I mean they're going to I mean especially if you like down it really quick and you drink a big amount I don't really know exactly how many ounces are in there and I don't know exactly how much they put in each one but if you decide to like
Starting point is 00:30:22 oh I like this one I'm going to take another one then you're just increasing and intensifying the reaction that you're going to get just like if you were to take okay you know I prescribe your pain medicine but you decided to take not just one you decided to take two or three you're going to get a bigger response yeah I just feel so bad for these people because they're drinking this drink and they have no idea like it's expensive is it really yes um like one And no, but because you get addicted to it, there's people who would buy, like, five at a time for, like, just to get them through the day. What? Yeah, so they're spending hundreds of dollars.
Starting point is 00:30:59 How much are they? Do you know how much they were? I don't. I mean, I'm looking right now on Google, and it says for a 12-pack, and they're, like, shots. They're, like, two-ounce shots. Yeah, see, so it's a little bit. So if you're only taking a little, it's different than if you decided, okay, I'm going to take, like, 12-ounce. Which, my Red Bull is even smaller than that.
Starting point is 00:31:15 My Red Bull is an eight-ounce. I drink the small, eight-ounce. Yeah, but this is even small. So this is two ounces. Oh, okay, two ounces. I said you said 12 ounces. No, no, it's 12 pack. You can get a 12 pack of two ounces for $90.
Starting point is 00:31:27 Oh, my goodness. Yeah. Of two ounces for 90 bucks. It's expensive. That's expensive as all get out. Let me show you what it is. Yeah, can you show us what it is? Sorry, TikTok.
Starting point is 00:31:40 You can't, but I'm sure people are on TikTok now. Sorry, TikTok. You can't see. One people, okay. Oh, my gosh. Okay. Is there a way you can pick up the camera, Kelly, so they can see what we're talking about? Yeah, just pick it up.
Starting point is 00:31:53 Are you going to put it on the screen, towel? It's not loading right now, but... All right. So the thing is, is if people are... Is that on... Are we on there good? Okay. If people are drinking this thing and they are drinking five of a day and a 12-pack cost $90,
Starting point is 00:32:11 that's worse than a pack of cigarettes. Yeah. It is. And cigarettes are freaking expensive. Yeah, they got expensive. And at least with a cigarette, you know what you're getting into. This thing, you like have no idea you're about to drink it and be locked, stock, and barrel hooked. Well, there are, like, there are cities that are, like, banning it.
Starting point is 00:32:31 A lot of new, like, convenience stores, once they started figuring out what's going on, they've started putting a ban on it, too. Oh, my gosh. So they, I guess you'd have to, the convenience stores and the gas stations have to look at their city ordinances because that's where it boils down to. Like, in Charlotte County, Cratim is legal. if you go to Sarasota County I think it's Sarasota County it's not
Starting point is 00:32:51 so you can't have it you can't just get it over the counter Kaava is Kava is not as bad as Kratom because Kava is just more like a sedative right but Kratom if it's taken too much it does like an opioid it's like pain really good so I send
Starting point is 00:33:07 this information to my kids because I'm like don't drink this you know my daughter says to me she goes mom you know I don't eat anything or eat or I drink anything healthy for myself I would never touch this. So why are you sending this to me? I'm like, well, just in case.
Starting point is 00:33:22 That's fair. Just in case you're having an off day. I don't know. She was thinking, you know, at least she's being honest. I don't do healthy stuff. Yeah. If it says natural anything, she's like, yeah, not for me. Give me that five hour energy drink.
Starting point is 00:33:33 Now me, on the other hand, I do drink. I like the weird stuff. So do I like the. Like, I drink the kombucha and stuff like that. Oh, I love kombucha. I love it. Yeah. It's so good for you.
Starting point is 00:33:44 I, so I drink it. It's good for you. The probiotia. It's good for your gut. It's really, really good for you. They have a black, they have a blackberry at Costco that they just had on sale. But I don't care. It's like eight cans and it's, it's called hummus.
Starting point is 00:34:01 It's so good. It's such a good. So for me, I might have drank that thing. And then you might see me in rehab. All I could think of is Amy Winehouse. Oh, my gosh. Don't send me to rehab. Remember that's all my gosh.
Starting point is 00:34:15 Uh-uh. Literally, climbing the walls. Give me my whatever this thing. Give me this, uh, free, feel free. I need my feel free. We would be on, we will be on that documentary on Netflix. I made us bankrupt. Made us bankrupt from Feel Free. Huh?
Starting point is 00:34:32 We'll be on that documentary on Netflix, Foundation George. Yeah, we'll be, we'll definitely be on that shiny new, whatever that thing is called. Shiny happy people. I got to remind me that after the podcast so I can see that. Oh my gosh. Yeah. Okay. One of our watchers from New York sent this in.
Starting point is 00:34:49 If you guys get that, pull it up. Otherwise, don't worry about it, okay? But if, okay, so one of our watchers says, as I believe I understand that your first option is to pray and expect a healing for any sickness or disease. I am curious if you have a protocol for Lyme disease for someone who chooses treatment. Also, are you aware of the back history
Starting point is 00:35:10 behind the bioweaponing of ticks? I've heard that Ivermectin, I don't know if I can say that word. I might have just got us in trouble. But this is what she heard. This is not what you're recommending. It doesn't matter. Like even if I say the word, I get in trouble.
Starting point is 00:35:25 Oh. I know. It's ridiculous. God bless it. It's used to treat Lyme disease. There is a book called Bitten by Chris Newby that explains the history of Lyme disease. Do you know what she's talking about? Yeah, I know what she's talking about both the quote unquote conspiracy theory behind it.
Starting point is 00:35:45 But the only thing I don't understand what the question is this for, like, long-term Lyme disease? Or is this like your original, like, getting a tick bite and then getting treated with your antibiotics? And then I'm believing this is for the long-term. Yeah. So what I would really, really recommend is looking into low-dose naltrexone. It's one of those things that's really being pushed for Lyme disease, and it's helping out. Okay, say that. Say what it's called again one more time.
Starting point is 00:36:12 low dose naltraxone okay and what does that do exactly um it helps is it natural no no teluraxone's not natural it's kind of the same thing that they give to people who overdose with opioids but they give it in low doses and it's it's shown to help work with pain receptors and inflammation and all that other kind of thing yeah i have a family member who has lyme disease it's crazy like how common it is that people have Lyme disease and like it is quite painful it can be very painful like debilitating I've treated patients that so what are the so if somebody was like doesn't feel well and they don't know why what are some of the reason what would be some of the side effects if you had Lyme disease what is it I mean I know from family members but I didn't even know this was Lyme disease when they
Starting point is 00:37:07 were experiencing it. Well, pain, severe. No reason why my joints are like hurting. It's almost like an autoimmune kind of thing. So you would work up as for autoimmune condition. And you obviously ask them if they've had to take bite. Some people don't know. Right.
Starting point is 00:37:22 So if it's an unknown, then you can, you throw it in as a lab work as well to kind of get in there to kind of see what's causing all of the like pain and inflammation and just headaches. Like you can't even pick up your head at some days. it's just all over just horrible just head to toe but it's not all the time no it comes in bouts right which is somewhat confusing because you feel like oh that must have been the flu and it ain't the flu it's Lyme disease and people then they get it again and it feels like the same thing before yeah they just got hit by a Mack truck that's pretty much a good way to say I mean you just feel like
Starting point is 00:38:01 you got hit by a Mac truck and it's debilitating it really is debilitating it was it is for this family member at times but okay next question I'm 55 years old how much calcium should I be taking daily and in what form so if this was a woman would it be different than a man for calcium I well I don't recommend any type of calcium supplements at all okay interesting why is that because calcium supplements aren't what your bones actually need you need more like vitamin D support and then when you're taking vitamin D, as long as you're not on blood thinners, you need to take K2, which is a vitamin K2 with it. So it holds the calcium in the bone, because otherwise you're just taking calcium
Starting point is 00:38:47 and it's flowing freely through your veins and arteries. And a lot of what they're finding out more with cardiovascular disease, it's due to calcium buildup in the arteries. Are you kidding me? And they tell you to take it. Yeah. And I tell people no. That's crazy.
Starting point is 00:39:06 Yeah. So if you're going to do calcium, I would just do like out of as much food as you, foods that you can find to do calcium. Don't do. Like what foods have calcium and calcium in them? Orange juice. Orange juice. Okay. Milk.
Starting point is 00:39:20 Okay. Any of your dairies. Okay. You can also do bone broth has calcium in it. Yeah. So that's the way I would tell you to do your calcium. Don't take any supplements by mouth. Don't just don't do it.
Starting point is 00:39:31 So eat, eat things. Like if you're going to drink milk, you don't want to drink the processed, correct? Do you want to drink more like organic? Organic, raw. Raw? Yeah. And how much calcium do you think people should have a day? About 500 milligrams of calcium a day, minimum.
Starting point is 00:39:49 And if you have osteoporosis, obviously it needs to go up. But again, it needs to be paired with your vitamin D because your vitamin D3 is your biggest bone supporter. But if you just take plain old vitamin D3, it leaches the calcium out of the bones and throws it into the arteries and into the blood and you don't want that so that again is why you take vitamin d3 with k2 vitamin k2 so if you don't want to eat do the vitamin d3 with the k2 combined and does that help with osteoporosis it helps the bone support of the is it going to reverse it no is there anything that you can to reverse osteoporosis depends on the severity i'm usually
Starting point is 00:40:33 If you're more like osteopenia, which is your step before osteoporosis, just by changing your diet. Again, we spoke a lot of times, every time I'm here, your stomach and your gut is your body needs that the most. So what you eat is going to help determine later on down the road. The other thing is low impact exercise walking. I can eat anything deadly and it will not harm me. Oh, there you go. But low impact exercise as well. Yeah, well, exercise is a key to a lot of things.
Starting point is 00:41:06 Yeah. And not eating and giving your stomach a chance to digest and take a break. Well, given your body, fasting just gives your body a chance to break down things that are already in there that don't need to be in there. And then your body is able to do what it was actually created to do, which was to heal itself. Yeah, a lot of people just never stop eating. So their body never stops working. Correct. And like that intermittent, Vanessa raises her hand.
Starting point is 00:41:32 that intermittent fasting there's something to be said for it because your body actually gets a chance to if you do it long enough if you have a break long enough it actually gets the chance to rest and rejuvenate itself like you said which there's something you said for that yep yep I I didn't I never up in well I didn't understand like how important that was as far as like letting your digestive system rest. I never knew that. They don't even talk about that in traditional allopathic medicine. They don't even talk about fasting. I mean, the only time they tell you to fast is if, A, before your blood work or before you go to surgery so you don't like aspirate when you're under or like if you're going to have a colonoscopy or anything like that. But they don't, they don't recommend people fast at all. There's so much value in it. And I never knew, I would fast just for spiritual reasons. I didn't know that it was actually good for my body while I was doing it.
Starting point is 00:42:32 It wasn't until I was older. And that intermittent fasting came in, became super popular. Like, I don't know, 10 plus years ago. Not much more than that when I add the plus to it. That's when my husband started doing it. But like before that, and then you see all, they tell you all the benefits, dietary, but then they tell you all the benefits health-wise. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:42:54 And you're like, holy moly. Did you hear about the newest fat? No. It's the 36-hour fast. It's a 36-hour fast. It's a 36-hour fast is the new fad? Yeah, so you will have your feasting day, which is day one. You have your feasting day, day one for the TikTokers.
Starting point is 00:43:08 Oh, TikTokers. Yeah. And then you fast for a whole day. And then you fast for a whole day. So you alternate. So you have a feasting day, fast day, feasting fast, and you just do that. I don't see how that that would actually, I don't, to be honest, I don't see how that that would be the newest thing is right now. That's the newest fad.
Starting point is 00:43:24 That might be the newest fad, but I don't see that. You have to have your body in so many. complete hours before it actually gets to a certain like if you're looking like for like cancer and stuff like that your body has to be a certain amount of hours in order for the blood to turn around and do like autophagy where it like eats the cancer and you can't do okay I'm going to binge eat then I'm going to like not then I'm going to binge eat that I'm going to not that just I'm sure that that'll be a quick I wonder if it's more for weight loss than it is I think it is for weight loss for health purposes I think it's more for weight loss it's got to
Starting point is 00:43:59 It can't be to get you into a natural calorie deficit. I was talking to a pastor friend of mine about a month and a half ago over lunch. And I was telling her because I do a two days, not 48 hours, but I do two days a week that I fast, right? And it's usually Tuesday going into Wednesday, Thursday going into Friday. And she was like, you should do it this way, which is the way Vanessa was saying. She goes, like, that's how everybody's saying you're supposed to do it. But I was like, but I don't really, I mean, I need to lose weight, but I don't really need to lose a lot of weight,
Starting point is 00:44:35 and I'd rather just not lose it that way. Yeah. Because I feel like that. When you put yourself on a calorie deficit, and then you start eating again. So say you're going to gain way back. You're going to gain it back. So that's the, I don't know how long that fad's going to stay on.
Starting point is 00:44:52 So, but that's, but I think you're right. It is probably a fad because intermittent fasting, has been for diets. Like, depending on, like, your age, depending on your age, if you're a woman, if you're a male, how many hours you should do, if you should do 16, if you should do 18. Yeah, there's different ways to figure out. There's a lot of information out there too now to fast like a girl with your cycle. Oh, yes.
Starting point is 00:45:19 That's true, Sarah. If you're for TikTok, if you're a female and you're fasting, you should do it around your cycle, not on your cycle. And that is true. Does anybody have any questions on TikTok? No. Does anybody have any questions online? No.
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Starting point is 00:47:18 their business lives by proverbs 16 3 commit to the lord whatever you do and he will a step your plans. Their number is 941 4603-962. 941, 4603-962. My whole family just spent the whole week with him last week. Oh my goodness. In the garage. Oil changes and tires. I got to do. My husband was like, hey, I see you're a negative. You need to go. I'm like, it's just an oil change. Yeah. Oh my gosh. He like, I love that man. I literally get done and I stay there and I'm like, I want to hang out with him. Just to talk. I'm sure he's like, shoo-shoe-shoe, little girl. Shoo-shoe, shoo-shoe little fly.
Starting point is 00:47:59 But I'm like, I love him. So good. He's so smart, man. God, Lee, to be a mechanic, you cannot be stupid. No. No. My gosh, man. Smart people.
Starting point is 00:48:11 Next question. Also, I know you are not a dentist, but do you know what we can take to keep our teeth strong? I have a holistic dentist and a hygienist. mentioned you rinsing with Celtic salt and drinking it in water too. Is that true? Well, I mean, that's a good way to get all your minerals. You get like 80, 80 plus minerals with Celtic salt or any kind of like... Did you know that?
Starting point is 00:48:35 I've said it before. I don't remember that. That you get 80% of all your minerals. 80, there's like 80 plus minerals. Oh, 80 plus mineral. I knew, I mean, Sarah, don't shake your head. Sarah's a weirdo. She knows everything when it comes to health.
Starting point is 00:48:49 Shut up. But did you remember her saying that? No. I don't either. I know that it replenishes your like electrolytes. Yeah, minerals. All the minerals. So your teeth are made of minerals. Oh. So our teeth are made of minerals. Yeah. What do you think? Yeah. Okay. So Natalie, I don't use fluoride in my toothpaste. I wouldn't use fluoride. I don't. You don't use fluoride and you're saying don't have anything with fluoride in it. No. More or more sense why they're taking it out of the water systems. They're finding out that it like stops and like calcium. your pineal gland. Yeah, that thing. Wow. I use this thing called nano-appetite, I think. Nano-hydro-that thing. Yeah, that's, I heard is really good. And then we talked, I think we talked about the oil pulling. Oil pulling is really good as well. I don't know about that. I'll send you the link to my toothpaste if you want it. I can't hear her right. She's going to send me a link to her toothpaste. I use Luminix. I don't know what that is. Norma got me turned on. It's a whitening,
Starting point is 00:49:50 but it's the guy it's no it's not harmful at all it's like really good but does aqua fresh have oh my gosh right in it yeah yes and like red dye in it too yeah if i take away aqua fresh from that man he might he might have my head he he's not yeah he's scared he ain't he ain't he ain't scared he needs that extra strong toothpaste for his M&Ms and slushies The only reason he's had to go to the dentist is not because of, I don't know, his teeth are incredibly insane. He's never had a cavity, I don't think, ever in his life, but he breaks them on ice. He's broken two teeth on ice because he grinds.
Starting point is 00:50:37 I just bought him, not me, the dentist just, I paid for it with him, but we paid for this mouth guard number two, mouthguard number two, and he's still not wearing it, and we just bought it. And this thing's ain't cheap. I'm like, are you going to wear this one, please? Wear them. You'll wear your teeth down. You'll break your teeth from grinding. You gotta like, it's not for you. Find out why he's grinding. Like, there's a reason why he's grinding. Yeah. I do it at night. Yeah. It's not, I don't think it's from nighttime. He needs to wear it while he's lifting weights. Oh, yes, yes, yes. I do that. I, that's interesting. I bite down too.
Starting point is 00:51:16 Mm-hmm. I'm like, he doesn't wear it. I'm like could you wear it at least some part of the day even if it's not even necessary so we can say we spent something on for good reason or not yeah but now he's like he doesn't like that stuff like you should have just told the dentist but the dentist is his friend so oh yeah so he can't say no no yeah what else all right listen I'm telling you like if a phone solicitor called him Tom would actually buy whatever the guy is selling and give it to the guy that called. Oh my gosh. That's me. Because he can't say no. That's me. And then Jeff will go behind me and clean up my mess. Yeah, that's me.
Starting point is 00:52:02 I clean up his mess. I'm like, I'll call the person back and like, listen, we ain't buying it. And don't you ever call here again? Solar guys love me. Oh, my gosh. They do. They start talking. They start talking.
Starting point is 00:52:18 Oh, hello. And I'm like, can you put me on your do not call list? And they're like, this, nothing. Click. And I'm like, okay, thank you. Yeah. That's all you got to say is, can you put? So if they call me, I will like hang up.
Starting point is 00:52:33 But if they're at the door and we're making eye contact. Oh, my gosh. I am so glad I have an electric fence. Otherwise. I don't care about that either. Do you know how the Jehovah's Witness come to your house? Right? Well, they used to, but they don't anymore because Travis debated them so many times.
Starting point is 00:52:48 Our neighbor debated them. They don't want to come in our neighborhood anymore. Here's what they do to me now. Instead of coming to my house, they put it in my mailbox. They put a letter. Oh my gosh. Yeah. I've been getting letters lately.
Starting point is 00:53:00 They're trying to save you. I just laugh. Huh? They're trying to save you because they want to be a part of the 144. But I'm telling you, ask them if I become one of the 144. How do you know I'm not taking your spot? Right? That's risky getting me saved.
Starting point is 00:53:14 I laugh at the letters and I just throw them away. But they make it like it's a personal. so you open it up and then when you start reading and you're like oh my gosh this is the jehovah witness down the road it's down the road well they're just they're just doing their job yeah they do the great job getting out there and evangelizing in the mailbox you're you're lucky well i have Travis I have my neighbor I'll sick him on them on anybody you drop it on the ground and hide it that's freaking funny okay this question is for this person's husband two years ago he got this crippling pain in his right thigh that caused him to almost pass out I laid my hands on him and the pain left since then he has gotten it two more times and both occurred in the past month he describes it as a pain being in his bone and as if he broke his leg we always pray of course in the expectation of it never happening again in Jesus name but we do have a neuro
Starting point is 00:54:11 naturopathic thank you I can barely read I need my glasses we do have a naturopathic doctor who did blood work two months ago and suggested supplements, which they name a bunch of supplements. And I am not naming them because I don't know. But one of them is the magnesium, the nascine, and the beet powder. I don't know the other two that I don't know anything about them. But I definitely would say magnesium, glycinate, niacin, and the beet powder would actually be really well. But I don't know the pycanogel and the NSKSD. I've never heard of those. So I would have to do more research. The CRT-500? What the heck? That's niacin, CRT-500.
Starting point is 00:54:50 Gotcha. Niacin is like a B vitamin. So definitely do those three. The magnesium, the niacin, and the beet powder. Yep. And the other ones? I don't know. I don't really know what they are, so I can't say yay or nay.
Starting point is 00:55:05 Do you know what might be causing this? I would need more information, like a lot more. Okay, so we're not going to touch that one. I'm sticking that one under. Yeah. they should give you a call Natalie yeah they live in New York she can't really I can't really treat out of state oh I didn't know they were out of state yeah they're out state these are all New Yorkers or New Yorker are faithful our faithful New Yorkers
Starting point is 00:55:36 all right next question some people swear by putting pure salt directly on a canker sword to speed up healing but it is but is that actually effective or could it do more harm than good That's a question mark. It's actually not going to do more harm than good. I mean, salt is good. I mean, like if you did like a warm salt gargle, I mean, if you wanted to be like, I mean, that's like. Strep throat is great. I mean, when I've had strep throat, I do gargle with salt water.
Starting point is 00:56:03 Yeah. So it's kind of the same thing as when Pastor Tom says, you know, you got cuts. You go into the water and it's salt water and it heals you. It's the same. It decreases inflammation and it decreases acidity. So once you decrease all that, it does promote healing. So if you wanted to be gutso and just put salt in your mouth and do it that way, it's not going to make it worse. But if you don't want to, like, it's painful.
Starting point is 00:56:29 If you don't want to be so painful, then put a little warm water and do a gargle. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, salt water is a great natural thing. Yeah. I mean, oh my gosh. Definitely. So yes to the salt on the canker sauce.
Starting point is 00:56:45 Yes, ma'am. Ocean water, too. Like, Emma, she's got sensitive skin and sometimes she'll have a flare up of eczema. She'll go to the ocean and it does wonders for her skin. But you know what I found out from, I'm not going to use the letter. I'm going to only use a letter. Oh. Do you know what's great for that?
Starting point is 00:57:04 Yes. Starts with an eye. Yes. I just saw a video on that. She said that it takes care of a lot of things, skin conditions from psoriasis to. And you can get it at like CVS, like over the counter. You can if you wanted to get a little bit like stronger percentage. Like a compound.
Starting point is 00:57:25 You can get it at a compound pharmacy. Can we talk later? Can we talk later? Yeah, because seriously? Yeah. It's amazing. When she started listing all the things, I was like, that's insanity that that takes care of all of those things. It's so funny that you mentioned that because I just saw something on it.
Starting point is 00:57:43 I had no idea it's crazy it's used for what is it used for um rosacea normally right yeah okay yeah and then the stuff you can get at
Starting point is 00:58:00 wallgreens and stuff is if you have like scabies and you put it top to bottom scabies yes it's it's a creature that lives on your skin oh I think you can get it at the beach right Skabies? Can't you get it? What's the thing you can get at the beach,
Starting point is 00:58:16 that little thing that crawls under your skin? Sand fites. Not crabs. You're talking sand fleas? I think you're talking sand fleas. No, not sand fleas. It's not how you get crabs. Sand fleas are like little bites.
Starting point is 00:58:29 This is like a rash that you can get, that gets under your skin like that. No, not wingworm. Wingworm is like, Ech. All right. It's fungal. Ringworm was just fun.
Starting point is 00:58:44 Yeah, but what is the thing that it is, though? Because somebody, like, I went to the beach one time and I got harassed and they said it could be that. I mean, it eventually went away because I put stuff on it, like the white cream on there. It's just like a fungal white cream and it went away, but it was like nothing I'd ever had before. And I had gone to the beach. That's the reason I don't go to the beach. I hate the beach. I love the beach, but I don't go anymore for many reasons.
Starting point is 00:59:08 one because this body should not be seen on the beach two stop what stop it stop it the other is um age bots you're not lying listen i'm not lying i'm a redhead so i'll just turn into a beat so that's why i don't go the other is lots of freckles i mean oh my gosh you want to get me more with freckles and then they they're a trend right now people draw them on and tattoo on freckles now I do that. Oh my gosh. I, they are not. Get out. People are tattooing tan-wise. Yeah, they are. That's going to be a very disappointing thing for somebody.
Starting point is 00:59:51 When they get older, wait. Oh, my gosh. I'm done with, I mean, we live at the beach. Like, I don't know. I just don't like the sand dried on my skin. I don't like the salt and the sand in, but I, No. And then the sun. I just, I'm not good with sun. Me, put, get me on a beach.
Starting point is 01:00:11 I mean, get me on, on a boat with a fishing pole. No, I'll do that. I'm there. Not the beach. I love, I love fishing. But I don't even need to be on a boat. I just love fishing. I like to fish.
Starting point is 01:00:22 Yeah. It's fun. That's my thing. Maybe we should do that when we go RVing. Maybe we should do that when we go RVing. Find a stream. Find a stream. That would be something else.
Starting point is 01:00:33 A crick. what about all those tsunamis stop it I'm going to get myself in trouble again but it was an earthquake right that happened it was a big earthquake what was it?
Starting point is 01:00:46 It was a big earthquake in Russia or out away from Russia but right out there and not you definitely went to the ghetto for a minute there Jesus is coming back I'm not laughing at that I'm laughing at whatever
Starting point is 01:01:02 but I'm sure I believe what you're saying. Jesus is coming back. And a lot of people are just laughing about it and saying, oh, it's just climate change. It's just. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:01:12 Were there actually real tsunamis that happened? Uh-huh. Yeah. Russia got hit by one. Japan got hit by one. Now, not all of them were as bad as they thought they were going to be. Right.
Starting point is 01:01:23 They weren't good. And supposedly Hawaii is supposed to be getting hit by one and they're a gridlocked. Did you hear about that? Yeah, but they did get a six foot wave. I mean, I was not a tsunami. I don't think it is. Like, just what I heard, it was a six-foot wave. But, hey, listen, the water was on land.
Starting point is 01:01:41 Like, it was significant. But I don't know. I don't know. I don't know what the deal is. But I'm just, for me, I'm not sad if a tsunami doesn't hit. All that means is there's less devastation. Correct. California was supposed to be hit.
Starting point is 01:01:57 And for me, like, let's not have it. Let's not. Like, people are like, ooh, let's watch. Like, ooh, let's not. I agree. Let's not say we did. I don't want to see people's lives devastated or taken. No. I don't know. It's not thrilling for me.
Starting point is 01:02:15 It's sad. It is sad. Especially going through the hurricanes that we've had to go through and experience. It's not been a pleasure. It's just sad in general watching. It's very sad. People's lives go. It is.
Starting point is 01:02:27 Let's do one more. And then we're going to scoot. Yes. I have a video at the end, too. Full video. I found it. Let's just do the video. Okay, Natalie wants to just do the video.
Starting point is 01:02:39 I want to see this video and laugh. Okay. You want to move that? You want to bring that camera over here? Okay, TikTok, we're going to take you so you can see it. Okay, so here's the thing, people. I'm not advocating this. I'm not supporting this.
Starting point is 01:02:55 I'm not even saying that I agree or disagree with it. I just want to laugh. I like laughing at people. It's flippin funny though. And if you can just laugh at life and laugh at things, it doesn't matter. We need to laugh. Laughter is good medicine. Whatever.
Starting point is 01:03:12 Okay. Let's do it. Okay. Just turn it down if it is. You're going to take it. You got to turn it all the way from the beginning. Today we'll teach you how to protect yourself from mosquitoes, okay? Here in Louisiana, the mosquito is the state burn.
Starting point is 01:03:28 Yes, it is, girl. Have you heard it was a pedican? I heard that, and I was like, oh, that is so not. Right. I mean, it is so not right. No, that's, it's a mosquito girl. A mosquito is the state bird for Louisiana, okay? So first things first, you're going to go to your local Dollar General and you're going to pick you up some knee-hye. Now, what this is going to do is make sure you get your skin tone. They have a lot of color swatches, and you are going to take these, and you can't even tell, girl. It's just like your skin. It does, it does, I'm telling you, it looks just like it. Okay, you're going to take it and you go spray it with some off, okay?
Starting point is 01:03:59 And they have this also at Dollar General. And look, you get two for, I mean, for the price of one. I mean, so you can go in and, like, you know, best friends go in, and you can both get mosquito protection, okay? So you just go spray it, spray it good. Okay, now, you're going to need some help with a friend, so come y'all and uh huh okay now put your head in okay make sure you get extra my head spin okay okay okay okay you'll be this
Starting point is 01:04:44 oh you gotta move my hair girl so i can see yeah you want to look good okay okay okay Okay. Oh my God, you can have it to be you. I'm so for taking right now. Oh my God. Oh, my God. But this is the way. No.
Starting point is 01:05:11 I think you're at a party or something. They'll be like, who's that tiny girl? This is walking. You can trick out. You can trick all your friends. But this is going to protect you from the mosquito. And, you know, if you want to make sure you have extra... Mosquito.
Starting point is 01:05:28 If you want to make sure you have extra good coverage, I mean, just spray her. Just like it. Jenny, get out of the car. Okay, but now you are protected. I'm telling you. I feel protected. I feel like, ain't nothing going to get through. this false feels i know and if you have if your head is not big enough i mean you still have an extra
Starting point is 01:05:56 cover i mean like up there just put a hat on it what and then it nobody who knows nobody knows i mean it's supposed to exactly my skin color it does i mean you match perfectly you can't even tell you're like me looking good i feel skinnier too yeah it's a great it's a great way to It is. It is. It is. We just invented something. So it's also, like,
Starting point is 01:06:21 it's also like a quick bo-pots. And nobody is going to ever notice. I mean, they're going to be like, girl, you've lost weight. You'd be like, no, girl, I got my mosquito protector on, okay? And that is what you were going to do. Okay? So, I mean, is there anything else you could say? Is there anything else, you know?
Starting point is 01:06:44 She can't even breathe. I can breathe in this really good too. I mean, everybody that's awful candles and everything and those teaky torches. No. All you need is this. It's cheap. It's cheap and you got more. I mean, and they're reusable.
Starting point is 01:07:02 And, you know, if you get a hole, you have another one. So, I mean, I think this is good. It tightens the skin and it is a good protector. So you just need some off and some panty hose. Stay tuned for more tips with Hannah and Kaylee. Oh my gosh. All right. See you guys. Bye. Bye. Uh-oh. Which one is it? Are we still? Uh-huh. Which one is it? Oh, God. I don't know which one is.
Starting point is 01:07:29 Just turn it off. Real talk. Real talk. Real talk. Real talk. I don't know. Thank you.

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