Tiff Baira
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160 appearances
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first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
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Please See Below with Brynn Whitfield · Loading Your Silly Girl Spring With Tiff Baira · 14 May 2025
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And even when you act crazy, even if I acted a little bit crazy with a couple exes, I was pretty good about it always. But even now, they still adore me and they're like, well, I made her. We're not crazy. We might act crazy because you made us crazy.
Yes.
And it takes a lot of confidence as well to, like... I noticed, like, looking back, like, I think there were red flags that I saw in different relationships, but I just wasn't at a place where I was confident. And then that's why I, like, accepted it. Or you justify it. Or, like, oh, whatever, you think it's funny. Or I tell myself, well, I'm not looking for anything serious, too.
No, I'm, like, a serial monogamous. I'm always looking for a relationship, deep down. That's always what I'm looking for.
Could this be casual? We say men do that, but women do it, too.
You know what I mean? Yes, yes.
I always, whenever people say like, oh my God, it was a joke. I don't think that they included this, but they said this on my show a couple times. Like, come on, I was joking. I always say, but they've never included this. I always say to people, I'm like, retell the joke then. If it's a joke, no, retell it. Let's see if it's funny. That's hot. It's because it's not.
People, like 50% of the time, people say the truth and they say, I'm just joking. You're such a bitch. Oh my God, I'm just joking. I'm like, repeat the joke. You're a bitch. That's what you said. That's not a joke. Like, that was passive aggressive.
Never. Yeah, you won't even question how they feel about you if they love you.
My red flags, but also I'm totally taking you to Levin Madison Park and I'm going to take you to White Tablecloth, sweetheart. All right. Oh, my God. I want to go on a date. Yes, absolutely. A bestie date. I feel like – 100% I'm taking you. I love to take my friends out. It's my favorite thing to do. Platonic love is so slept on. Yeah, right?
Yes.
Yeah. My girlfriend in London, she came back. She kind of broke up with her boyfriend. Now they might be getting back together. But I was staying at her house and she came back at like 1 o'clock in the morning. And she's like, hi, Benny. I was like, hi. Hi. And she's like, I think this is how it should be.
She's like, because we were talking about how we love each other and we're the loves of each other and we're soulmates. She's like, let's just have the guys and then like, she's like, I just wanted to come home and I'd rather sleep in the bed with you. I was like, yay! But that's how it should be. Men are great. I love men. I'm not a man hater or a man basher, but I just think that
Sometimes, personally, I have thought too highly of my relationships with men, and now I've realized in my 30s what's most important to me is my relationships with my girlfriends. They're the loves of my life. And I don't want a husband that's a best friend, because I have best friends. I want a husband.
I want a provider, a protector, someone who's going to support me and adore me and cherish me and make me happy. But my friends, like, I don't want my husband to be my best friend. I want him to, like, a separate bedroom. Like, I want my girlfriend.
Yeah, go build a fire. Go find us nuts and berries. I'm with my girlsies. Yeah, we're here. In our baskets. Like, you know. Okay, my top red flag is that he orders you an Uber X. I just hate Uber Xs. I think she's like, I just really don't like Uber Xs. You need your XL black. Yeah, I need my XL black. I'm really particular about it. You need an Uber. Oh, 100%.
Do you want me to tell a really funny Uber joke? Please. I love an Uber joke. Not a joke, but like a real thing. So when I signed with CAA, right, I was in the LA office. And the LA office of CAA is like out of entourage. It's like glass. It's amazing. So I go in. And the first meeting, you meet with all your agents because you have different agents for everything.
It's like so glamorous and everything. Yeah. And then my fashion agent, her assistant, walks me downstairs, because they walk you out, they walk the talent out, okay? But mind you, not my agent, the assistant, like the 22-year-old assistant. But we go to the door, I'm like, no, no, I called my Uber, it's fine. And I call my Uber, which I usually do, defaults to UberX.
This is the beginning of my bit with Uber and the different kinds. I'm standing there, I look over, who do I see but Channing Tatum? Stop it. And you're getting into the Corolla? He's so hot. He's so hot and he looks and he smiles at me, whatever. And then what did he say? He was like, oh, are you a model or whatever? Yeah, and I'm like, no, I just signed and I'm like dying, okay?
He's like, okay, cool. So anyhow, that was it. But they were all like his agents because he has like managers and agents. All his agents walk him downstairs. Sure enough, like clockwork, it wasn't just a Corolla. It was one of those ones with all the stuffed animals and the dice. And I'm like mortified because it's like Maserati G-Wagon. It's like a rap video up in there. And it's like all SUVs.
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