Jordyn Woods
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163 appearances
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first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
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Keep it Positive, Sweetie · You Think You Know, But You Have No Idea w/ Jordyn Woods · 4 May 2025
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Thank you for having me. Yes.
Yes.
Yes. Actually, that was a crazy series, ma'am.
Really? Oh, my gosh. Well, Warriors fans are crazy. You have to get to the Dallas game because those Dallas fans are crazy. Actually, Boston, Dallas, Madison Square Garden.
Yeah. No, the fans travel. And the Knicks.
Knicks fans, they're everywhere. Boston, from my experience, I went for the first time and they were crazy. They were really crazy.
You know what? Sports fans are going to be what it is. It's one of those arguments you'll never win because they're willing to take whatever shots just to try to get under that person's skin. So do I turn and look? Yes. Do I react? I try not to.
But when I go to the games, I feel like a lot of people, some people will come up to me and be like, I came here to see you or to hope to see you, which I'm always surprised because I'm like, I don't even know like for what. But no, it's really it's really fun. I try not to be reactive because I realize it's one of those things you won't win that battle.
I always want to go on Twitter. I want to, and I'm just like, let me hold back.
When I have too much time, I put my phone away. Yeah. The smart. Yeah. Cause it just gets so sticky. I feel.
No, she gets that. She gets that all the time. She gets that more than she doesn't get that. I couldn't imagine. She's like the triplets when we're all together with my sister.
Thank you.
Honestly, I always grew up in California and I always grew up within like 10 minutes from Calabasas. So that's got it. It's always kind of been in the same vicinity.
I think it creates a jaded perception of things. You grow up in LA and you're not really super impressed by anything as you get older. You're like, oh, I've seen that, done that. Sometimes that perception of reality, of what's real or what's not, when you take a step out, you're like, wait, what's going on? But you appreciate things differently, I think, once you leave.
For me, I moved to London, I moved to New York, I lived in different places. So I got to appreciate, one, I appreciate home for the weather and my lifestyle, my family's there. But two, like I appreciate the realness of somewhere like New York where LA people might smile in your face and don't really like you.
But in New York, it's like, if I'm smiling in your face, it's because I actually like you. Right. But it's like I love the lifestyle of L.A. because I feel like I'm more healthy and it's more focused on wellness and you can be outside and you have space and like you go to other cities and the food is too good.
Atlanta. Yes. Yes.
Yeah, that's how I feel in L.A. I just, I don't know. Also, it's because my family's there. you just kind of i don't know i've always grown up feeling like i had to work and just had like a strong work ethic because you grow up in hollywood where the kids are acting the kids are doing that like you're just put to a task at an early age and it's kind of like all i know is
Just going out there and making it happen.
You kind of get into the survival mode and it sounds extreme because people like you grew up privileged and in California and this, and I don't discredit the privilege that I do have. But at the same time, my dad worked his entire life. He worked on, he's a sound engineer for television.
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