Nikki Westcott

We've got a good story, actually, but maybe we should tell it in a little bit.

Okay, listen, copying, she made the point though.

She's like, I don't think it's malicious.

I definitely do think that there are people that accidentally, well, not accidentally copy, but it's like unconsciously.

Is that right?

Yeah.

Copy people because they're so influenced maybe by what they do.

When we were younger, I've got a good story.

When Nikki and I were younger, we had friends that were also like in a best friend duo.

So like Nikki and I were best friends and they were best friends and we would hang out with them sometimes.

And one of the girls was like,

i am actually so frustrated she just literally copies everything i do and they had such it was like things like she'd buy a cushion for a bed and then the other friend would buy a cushion for her bed like literally copy and paste yeah she'd buy this certain top and then the other friend would buy the certain top and it just went on and on and on and because they did everything together all the time it just felt so annoying because she's like well now i can't wear that top because you've bought the same top and

And also just share the top doll.

Work smart, not hard.

I know.

But I think that's definitely something maybe that happens more in your 20s while you're figuring out your own kind of identity and brand.

Yeah, totally.

She wasn't a friend though, babe.

She was a fan.

I know she was.