Kylie Kelce

I'm like, I don't have a pass. I can't go there.

Why do you think we're like that? I don't know. I don't know if it's I get anxiety. Like kids in high school used to be like, oh, I'm going to skip this class. And I would be like, my mom will find out. My five foot two mother will find out. Wait, were your parents strict growing up? Not really, no. I mean, like I think at the time I would have said yes, but not really. I was like playing sports.

Why do you think we're like that? I don't know. I don't know if it's I get anxiety. Like kids in high school used to be like, oh, I'm going to skip this class. And I would be like, my mom will find out. My five foot two mother will find out. Wait, were your parents strict growing up? Not really, no. I mean, like I think at the time I would have said yes, but not really. I was like playing sports.

Why do you think we're like that? I don't know. I don't know if it's I get anxiety. Like kids in high school used to be like, oh, I'm going to skip this class. And I would be like, my mom will find out. My five foot two mother will find out. Wait, were your parents strict growing up? Not really, no. I mean, like I think at the time I would have said yes, but not really. I was like playing sports.

Yeah, I mean, I really like my field hockey team, my club field hockey team were where I like spent the most time on the weekends. Yeah. I was not like a partier. I still am not a partier. I really don't drink. I'm a little hungover. Are you? Yeah. See, I love the idea of getting up the next morning and being like, I can eat breakfast happily and like go about my day. I love that feeling too.

Yeah, I mean, I really like my field hockey team, my club field hockey team were where I like spent the most time on the weekends. Yeah. I was not like a partier. I still am not a partier. I really don't drink. I'm a little hungover. Are you? Yeah. See, I love the idea of getting up the next morning and being like, I can eat breakfast happily and like go about my day. I love that feeling too.

Yeah, I mean, I really like my field hockey team, my club field hockey team were where I like spent the most time on the weekends. Yeah. I was not like a partier. I still am not a partier. I really don't drink. I'm a little hungover. Are you? Yeah. See, I love the idea of getting up the next morning and being like, I can eat breakfast happily and like go about my day. I love that feeling too.

And I wish I felt like that. My husband, I feel like he had that experience this morning. It was like, this is delightful. But for the last like four days, we've been like, are you alive? Does he get hungover? I think he would try.

And I wish I felt like that. My husband, I feel like he had that experience this morning. It was like, this is delightful. But for the last like four days, we've been like, are you alive? Does he get hungover? I think he would try.

And I wish I felt like that. My husband, I feel like he had that experience this morning. It was like, this is delightful. But for the last like four days, we've been like, are you alive? Does he get hungover? I think he would try.

Tell me. Five days before my junior year of high school. So specific. Because I was so alarmed by the fact that I was going to be a junior in high school and had never even, like, touched lips with another human being. Wait, how did it happen? I just kissed a guy. You just walked up to him? He literally was like, oh, I'll come over and hang out. And I was like, you can't come over and hang out.

Tell me. Five days before my junior year of high school. So specific. Because I was so alarmed by the fact that I was going to be a junior in high school and had never even, like, touched lips with another human being. Wait, how did it happen? I just kissed a guy. You just walked up to him? He literally was like, oh, I'll come over and hang out. And I was like, you can't come over and hang out.

Tell me. Five days before my junior year of high school. So specific. Because I was so alarmed by the fact that I was going to be a junior in high school and had never even, like, touched lips with another human being. Wait, how did it happen? I just kissed a guy. You just walked up to him? He literally was like, oh, I'll come over and hang out. And I was like, you can't come over and hang out.

Like, my dad's here. Oh.

Like, my dad's here. Oh.

Like, my dad's here. Oh.

When I graduated high school. What did your parents think about him? He was fine. He was okay? I mean, I think we dated for like three months. Okay, but you weren't dating bad boys. Good guys? No. Good guys. I am not into the douche. That bothers me. That's good. Anyone that's trying to be cool, I'm like, no. You're disgusting. Get away.

When I graduated high school. What did your parents think about him? He was fine. He was okay? I mean, I think we dated for like three months. Okay, but you weren't dating bad boys. Good guys? No. Good guys. I am not into the douche. That bothers me. That's good. Anyone that's trying to be cool, I'm like, no. You're disgusting. Get away.

When I graduated high school. What did your parents think about him? He was fine. He was okay? I mean, I think we dated for like three months. Okay, but you weren't dating bad boys. Good guys? No. Good guys. I am not into the douche. That bothers me. That's good. Anyone that's trying to be cool, I'm like, no. You're disgusting. Get away.

I mean, my husband was in competition jazz band in high school. Even though he's a jock, there's a degree of nerd. Wait, he was? Yes, he was a saxophone, a Barry sax player, and that speaks to me. Like that's what gets me going. The fact that my husband – like I make jokes about my husband not being like a Rico Suave, like not being very smooth, like being terrible.