Once An Efron, Always An Efron
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How do Brooke and Connor describe their recent awkward Uber and body-language encounters?
Okay, so I get in the Uber this morning, leaving my hotel, which by the way, we are like six miles. I'm like six miles.
Did you just start the podcast?
Yeah.
Okay. Hi.
Hey, I mean, we've been sitting here.
Yeah, but in silence. So that was like very dark. Well, I had to get this out. Hi, Choo Choo. Hi, Boo Boo. Okay, go ahead.
Okay. Okay.
So I get in my car and my on-demand car. And now I sound rich. Anyways, I get in this car. Driver's in the front. Nothing. I have my headphones in. He goes, I see you have headphones in. Thank you. Yep. Yep. And he goes, yeah, it was raining yesterday. I go, okay, I see what we're doing. Talk the whole way. It's actually awesome.
I just love the, you can press. I'm not interested in chatting.
I have that selected. I told you the time and this is like the gnarliest story and I don't want to mess it up, but essentially someone was like, like, did you not want to, did you see who I was and you didn't want to talk to me based on my profile, based on my profile picture? And I was like, oh, and then I'd like recognize danger because I was already in the car and we were moving. So I said, No, I must have selected on accident. I don't even know how to even do that or undo it I would have undone it as soon as I saw your picture actually because you look so you look like my family.
Mm-hmm
Um, but no, it's automatically selected that I don't want to talk. But then if I see an opportunity for a great conversation, like I'm going to speak with you.
Interesting.
Which is almost every time.
I just like these days. It's just like not an option to chat, to talk to me. Yeah. You can be like, hi. And I'm just like, thank you. I'm doing headphones.
Yeah. I'm always like, yeah, sorry.
I can't give people an option. Your body language is too open.
what do you mean you just need to shut down i need to power off how can i what body language can i do to it's just like you need to just go inward i'm so good at that like with my you're just too available that that i know yeah yeah that i know that's been that's like an ongoing yeah i agree well you must have a little bit of that too because we both get in situations where it's like What led you to think that to pull up a chair in a metaphorical way? Are you strangers?
Yeah, maybe a little. But I think like once I once someone starts with me and I'm not in the mood, it's like there's nothing they can do. I give them not.
You always act like you're the big bad wolf.
I don't think it's I'm the big bad wolf. It's just like I don't want to talk right now.
But you do stick it out. And especially with people that don't take hints. They will keep going.
You say that, but I don't think you're really paying attention. Because that's not the case. Is it not the case? I don't think so. It's not my understanding.
Maybe you can't see it from outside your body. Maybe you're not having an out of body like I am.
Because you're really the only one that says that. Everyone else is like, you've got to try a little harder.
Well, yeah, there's situations where I'm like, yeah, you got to put a little bit more into it.
Which is so fair.
Because we'll be in situations and I'll have to go double mode.
Yeah, exactly.
And my battery is running.
Yeah, people don't like when they have to go double mode. And that's usually when you have to just try. And I'm like, that's so fair.
I wish I could think of it. Can you think of an example where you went zero and I went hero?
I feel like it's all the time.
Really?
Yeah, I do. But I appreciate you thinking otherwise.
Yeah, because sometimes you're like, I can't fake it. I'm like, you do fake it, though. Sometimes you don't.
Yeah. We'll clock in next time something like that happens.
We'll have to clock in next time something like that happens.
I definitely feel like because I had to be like so social these past two weekends because I was at two weddings. I was noticing like I was giving zero in a lot of situations. Oh, no. Yeah. And I'm trying to be a lot better about it. because I told you something that made me like so sad was one of who, someone who's now my good friend was like, when you, when I first met you, I like really thought you hated me because you were doing zero.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
How do Brooke and Connor describe their recent awkward Uber and body-language encounters?
0:08–7:41
2
What does 'finding our middle of the road' mean for their social energy and boundaries?
7:41–17:48
3
What happened at Dancing With The Stars and why was 'dedication week' emotional?
17:48–45:28
4
How do Brooke and Connor debate DWTS scoring, camera tricks, and behind‑the‑scenes production?
45:28–1:01:02