Kail Lowry

I don't know.

Like, I was supposed to take, like, a one-day break.

And I just posted that video.

And I didn't warn anyone.

I just did it.

Real time.

Right, right, right, right.

Her idioms are like, I mean, that is true though.

I, it's hard because you don't want to spread like, what is fallacies?

Fallacies.

How do you decide what you're going to talk about?

Like if it's teen mom, housewives, how do you know when something is serious enough to talk about?

I think when it, if it comes down to like

Dealing with people like that in real life is –

incredibly stressful when you're in front of them and you're around them you believe what they're saying and they sound credible and they sound like oh wow like okay maybe I do need to look at this a different way and then you take a step back from them and you're like oh no I hate them again because you realize who they are and it's it's so interesting to be around people like that in person because you you want to believe them well I feel like those kind of people are dangerous they're so dangerous because you it's sort of like not quite narcissism because they believe what they're saying on that note

I think if people teach their kids to know, and I'm not saying it will never happen to them, but I think growing up when you instill some level of confidence in your children and start it from a really young age,

They sort of know their worth.

Growing up.

Yeah.

Well, it's like what we know, what we're comfortable with because we know it.