Sydney Leroux

Two little nerds by themselves. Did you have like invisible friends? I had one or two. Same. Yeah. You had to. So luckily I have you now. Yeah. Or I might still have one.

Let's talk about what it's like having friends in completely different ages and generations and stages. Because unfortunately, we're geriatric now. We really are. Yeah, that's tough. Our teammates could be our children. The kids are closer in age to some of our teammates than I am with them. That's tough. How does that make you feel? You know, I think that I don't view myself as old. Exactly.

Let's talk about what it's like having friends in completely different ages and generations and stages. Because unfortunately, we're geriatric now. We really are. Yeah, that's tough. Our teammates could be our children. The kids are closer in age to some of our teammates than I am with them. That's tough. How does that make you feel? You know, I think that I don't view myself as old. Exactly.

Let's talk about what it's like having friends in completely different ages and generations and stages. Because unfortunately, we're geriatric now. We really are. Yeah, that's tough. Our teammates could be our children. The kids are closer in age to some of our teammates than I am with them. That's tough. How does that make you feel? You know, I think that I don't view myself as old. Exactly.

But I wonder if they think of us as old. Because I always remember, I always remember when I was like growing up and playing, I'm like, oh, she's like 30. I know. And I'm like, I know. Tough.

But I wonder if they think of us as old. Because I always remember, I always remember when I was like growing up and playing, I'm like, oh, she's like 30. I know. And I'm like, I know. Tough.

But I wonder if they think of us as old. Because I always remember, I always remember when I was like growing up and playing, I'm like, oh, she's like 30. I know. And I'm like, I know. Tough.

I like to use the phrase family. You didn't have to be specific about motherly. Wow. But what's Karen going to have to say about that?

I like to use the phrase family. You didn't have to be specific about motherly. Wow. But what's Karen going to have to say about that?

I like to use the phrase family. You didn't have to be specific about motherly. Wow. But what's Karen going to have to say about that?

That's tough. I know.

That's tough. I know.

That's tough. I know.

Yeah. You know, we try. We try to get in with the lingo a little bit, but it just sounds wrong. I don't try that hard. I have to be honest.

Yeah. You know, we try. We try to get in with the lingo a little bit, but it just sounds wrong. I don't try that hard. I have to be honest.

Yeah. You know, we try. We try to get in with the lingo a little bit, but it just sounds wrong. I don't try that hard. I have to be honest.

I've tried... What are some of the words that they use? Yeah, what do you say? I don't know. What are some of the words that they always use? What's that... what does Casey always rotting or something? Oh, brain rot. Brain rot. And it's always like, it's giving and, um, yeah, it's, it's giving a lot. Yeah. It's always giving. It's always giving. It's always giving. It's giving rain. Yeah. Yeah.

I've tried... What are some of the words that they use? Yeah, what do you say? I don't know. What are some of the words that they always use? What's that... what does Casey always rotting or something? Oh, brain rot. Brain rot. And it's always like, it's giving and, um, yeah, it's, it's giving a lot. Yeah. It's always giving. It's always giving. It's always giving. It's giving rain. Yeah. Yeah.

I've tried... What are some of the words that they use? Yeah, what do you say? I don't know. What are some of the words that they always use? What's that... what does Casey always rotting or something? Oh, brain rot. Brain rot. And it's always like, it's giving and, um, yeah, it's, it's giving a lot. Yeah. It's always giving. It's always giving. It's always giving. It's giving rain. Yeah. Yeah.

Cause it's raining. Cause it's raining.