Danielle Brown

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177 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2025 last heard Feb 2025

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um she currently lives in boca with her husband and son so we're gonna hear all about it danielle thanks for joining us yay thank you guys so much for having me i've been the biggest fan of you guys thank you major fan girl i feel like i'm friends with you just also like just a fellow jewish girl yeah who feels like this connection to you guys and i didn't grow up with grandparents like they had passed when i was born so i feel like when i listen to you speak and everything i feel like you're like a surrogate grandma that's what
Are you close? Oh, go ahead. Oh, no, I was just going to say, I remember watching you guys during COVID, and it was more so like you styling Kim. Right. Like that was like the original.
I love just like the no filter, super honest, and like, you're like, Grandma, do you like this? You're like, no, so ugly. Yeah.
I have five inch heels on.
You know how many jeans I have in my closet that need to be hemmed? Where like I bought them and I'm like, you know what? They're amazing in the waist and the butt, but I need to get them hemmed and I'll do it. I have like six pairs just waiting to be hemmed.
Very close with my family. My parents are in Michigan. And my brother's in Michigan.
I luckily escaped the cold. Yeah.
It's a good story. So I've known my husband since I was about eight years old. He is first cousins with my best friends growing up. Oh, no way. Yes. So his family would always come to Michigan visiting from New York for the Jewish holidays. They'd come in for Passover. And I'd always be hanging at my best friend's house. And then he was there. I didn't notice him in that way.
He's older, so I didn't really notice him in a loving way like that or a romantic way. But he always thought I was cute. So when he was in ninth grade and I was in seventh grade. Oh, so two years. Oh, you're two years apart. It's only two years. I mean, I thought it was going to be I know, but I didn't think that he would care about me. If I was 10 and he was 12, I'm like, this guy doesn't care.
But he always thought I was cute. And so when I was in seventh grade, he would text me and tell me he thought I was cute and that he was excited to come in for Passover and hang out with me.
So I've known him for a really long time. And one day, I was supposed to go to a BBYO event, which for those of you who don't know, is like a Jewish youth organization. And the BBYO event was canceled. And so I was bored in my room. And I was like, who should I text? And I decided to text. I'm like, I'm going to text Ari Brown, who's now my husband. And I texted him.
And we've talked every day since. And that was when I was 15. Oh, wow.
That's a good story. We've been together since I was 17. So my only boyfriend ever. Yeah, wow. Your father was sort of similar to that.
So I knew from like two months after dating him,
i knew i was going to marry him i told all of my high school teachers i'm like you're going to be invited to my wedding just see because i wanted to follow him to college he went to university of maryland i'm like i'm going to follow him to school they're like never follow a boy to a school yeah but this isn't just a boy he's my this is my future husband right but every girl thinks that you happen to have been right but exactly but i was like i knew everyone was wrong i was going to prove them wrong and now we're married did you go to the university with him afterwards
No, I didn't. I wanted to, but it was out of state and my parents were like, we would like to pay in-state tuition. I didn't. I was miserable in college, though. I think it was really hard for me to be in a long term relationship in college without him. Because if I went to a party, yeah, like all the boys would come up, try to dance with me or talk to me.
And I'm like, I'd have to be like, I can't. And then all my girlfriends would go off and, you know, go home with a guy and I'd be left alone.
That was a really, it was a tough four years to be without him. And we were long distance for five years. Oh my gosh. So we made it through five years not living in the same place.
Oh my God. I feel like you always have to know the next time you're going to see each other. Always have a plan. You never want to be in different places and not know when you're going to see each other because it just feels a little hopeless and sad. You have to have something on the calendar. That saved us.
So I told him, well, we had never lived in the same place. So I said.
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