Amina Brown

Starts Googling small batch cake mix, North Carolina, because that's where my grandma's from.

I said, well, grandma, you don't even remember what it was called?

She said, well, baby, they used to call it supermod.

And I don't know if you have Southern grandparents, but when you do, sometimes they say things to you and then the consonants just disappear at the end of the things they say.

And you're left there to decipher what is being said to you.

And she keeps repeating it.

And I don't understand what she's saying.

And she said, baby, you don't understand me.

I said, grandma, I don't know what you're talking about.

She said, baby, you spell it S-U-P-E-R-M-O-I-S-T.

Supermodel.

And I said, Grandma, you think they don't make Betty Crocker's super moist anymore?

I said, Grandma, now, I know you don't watch The Walking Dead, but if you did, you would know that when they go in that one abandoned grocery store to get formula for that one baby, you know what's still on the aisle, Grandma?

Betty Crocker's super moist.

Grandma, did you know you could drive into rural America, pull up to any gas station, and you know what's gonna be sitting there on the aisle, Grandma?

Betty Crocker's Super Moist.

They're never gonna stop making it.

It's gonna survive the zombie apocalypse, Grandma.

Let's not worry about this.

Can you just come to my house and bake a cake?