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Olivia Ponton: Happy Pride! (FBF)

Fri, 13 Dec 2024

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Welcome to the first episode of the CHD Summer Series. This week, Father Cooper sits down with Olivia Ponton. Alex and Olivia discuss their personal experience with long distance relationships…are they ever a good idea? Is it possible to live in the present while being in a long distance relationship? Summer has officially arrived and Pride Month has begun! Olivia reflects back on her first year of openly being a part of the LGBTQ+ community and shares what she has learned about herself along the way. The girls discuss their plans for summer, social media boundaries and Olivia dishes on a sky diving first date gone horribly wrong. Enjoy!

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3.152 - 24.446 Alex Cooper

What is up, Daddy Gang? It is your founding father, Alex Cooper, with Call Her Daddy. Olivia. Hi. Welcome to Call Her Daddy. It's an honor to be here. So, it's summer. It's June 1st. Yes, ma'am. But you grew up in Florida. Yes. So, was it summer, like, all the time vibe for you?

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24.466 - 39.278 Olivia Ponton

Like, I don't know. When I moved to Los Angeles, it was even weird. Like, I don't know. it getting cold that night. I'm like, what is this? Like I never, fun fact, I never owned like a sweatsuit until I moved to Los Angeles. Like I never owned sweatpants growing up. Like what was it? Where was I going to wear sweatpants to?

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39.733 - 49.821 Alex Cooper

Okay. So did you, cause I'm thinking like this is basically kicking off like the summer vibe for call her daddy. Did you and your family, like what was your summer situation? Did you take trips and vacations during summer? Yeah.

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50.181 - 68.835 Olivia Ponton

Like my family's like huge on travel. So like each summer we would go to like a different country. So I'm like very well diverse in the traveling. That's like why I love traveling so much. My last summer at home, we literally did like a European summer trip. It was a little weird, like traveling with my family. It's like, we went to like all these crazy places, but I was like with my parents.

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68.875 - 69.576 Olivia Ponton

I was like, awesome.

69.976 - 92.758 Alex Cooper

like 17 years old I'm like seeing like attractive people and I was like my mom is right there like I didn't even think about that of like when you're single and you kind of get to that age where you're traveling with your family and you're like wait I wish I was with my friends right now because I want to like go to the bars and like exactly exactly but then it's like you're with your mom and you're just like yeah my mom's like do you see anyone attractive and I'm like yeah

93.318 - 116.2 Alex Cooper

yeah a lot of them a lot of them but I can't say anything right well I'm gonna bring them back to the hotel room with my mom my dad we're all gonna cozy up together like what the fuck exactly that's such a good point okay I like completely forgot that concept and I can feel that for you okay I need to know this because I actually feel like this tells like a lot about someone yeah are you the type of person that can like sit on the beach or

116.52 - 143.481 Olivia Ponton

with a book and relax and tan and knock it up are you the person that's like guys come play paddle ball let's go in the ocean i feel like i'm like the second option like i'm always like can we go do something like there's definitely my days where i'm like okay let's literally go sit on the beach that's i don't want to talk to anyone my phone's like they're on airplane mode all day but then there's other times i'm like i literally cannot sit still i'm like can we and like in florida like everyone has boats so you go boating you go wakeboarding you i water skied for like nine years of my life so it was like

143.959 - 151.569 Olivia Ponton

you were constantly doing something on top of like just sitting and reading. Like that's like a California thing. I feel like you're actually so right.

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