Chapter 1: What are the hosts' plans for Easter celebrations?
If you're watching, first, take a breather.
Welcome. First of all, I was on FaceTime with Hannah. She saw me get dressed.
See, this is where there's two sides to every story. Yes, I technically saw you, but I wasn't processing. I was looking at myself in FaceTime.
Right.
I wasn't like, oh, she's wearing a white shirt. That's like a great idea.
And glasses and black pants. Or what are you wearing on your feet? And that's why we're different.
My comfortable sandals.
Okay, look. Obviously, we're live. Like, we see the internet. We see it. We know what's going on. And this is Giggly Squad, which is funny.
Because we have to laugh through. If you don't laugh, you'll cry. Insanity.
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Chapter 2: How did Hannah make her music debut?
So yeah, I'm going to react differently than to the people that are just natural viewers. You don't know them. And I'm no longer on the show, so I'm not.
Also, there is like whenever you post something, it becomes a news article where it's like, that's not what you want. Right. You guys donated a shit ton to the food bank. I posted a food bank Insta story and everyone, they're all donating. So the New York City Food Bank is very happy for everyone. Oh my gosh, good. For all you little sleuths on my Instagram.
This is a good point because a couple of weeks ago I had made, Daphne had made a t-shirt for St. Jude for just like a...
something like in-house that they were doing we didn't like post about it really because it was like for something they were doing at the hospital but so many people dm'd about the the t-shirt so we are gonna put them on the daphne website and then obviously all the money will go to saint jude's but i've become like a partner with saint jude um and i'm gonna do more with them throughout the year but hi how are you today some stuff went down yeah we were together
working as two women do and stuff starts going down and I'm like, Pidge, I just dropped my music video. And you were like, hey babe, not now. You're like, hey, like, you know when a mom's like trying to have a conversation with an adult and someone's like, mom, mom, mom. And she's like, hey, mama's speaking. I'm on the phone. I literally like, I'm on the phone.
She's taking like, she's, press is calling her and she's having to like, and I'm like, mom, mom. Hey, what's this? Waste of my damn time. I go, look what I can do, look what I can do. And she looks at me and she's like, what are you talking about? And I go, it's my world premiere. And she goes, I thought this was a joke. And I go, it's not. It's a music video that I really produced.
I thought it was a bit. Okay, well, it's not. And then I go, can you watch it? Now, I do have to say, the pain of watching someone watch something you're forced to watch.
You male YouTube videoed me.
You were over my shoulder. I waterboarded you. But the funniest part about it is you don't realize until someone else is watching something. how long it actually is. Because when you're watching it through someone else's eyes, it actually is like dog years. I am so sorry. That was the longest music video.
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Chapter 3: What challenges do the hosts face with social media?
Jesus has risen. You just made that up. Christ has come again. Wow.
Sorry, I'm a singer. Remix coming soon. I realized not that many people celebrate Easter. I feel like. Like, no, like I'm saying, even the people that like, that is your religion. I feel like Italians do. Yeah, but I feel like some people, like a lot of people don't make it a big deal.
Really? I feel like, well, growing up for sure, there was like Easter egg haunts. Once my Nana made jello Easter eggs. And I guess they like went down a little too easy. I had like 14 of them. And then I threw up in the car and it was all like green. It was just like green. And like, I still haven't lived it down. My dad brings it up all the time. And it was actually traumatic.
I've never had jello since. You're coming to my Easter. And I hope there's jello eggs there. No, wait, I'm so excited. Unfortunately, there won't be. I'm trying to get Des to dress up as the Easter bunny, which we almost did, but we kind of messed it up in our pitch.
Well, I should have said that it was my idea.
Yeah, if you wanted it, he would have done it, but he knows it's just me just messing with him.
I'm not cooking. I'm catering. So like, am I hosting?
Yes, you are.
I mean, there's like about 20 people.
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Chapter 4: How do the hosts describe their friendship dynamics?
I feel like that's really what you've been gunning at this whole time.
I know, but I want Kim DeSorbo to respect me.
Well.
Wait, I envisioned me and Kim with some wine in the corner talking shit about you. Like, that's what I envision.
Hannah texted me today, like out of nowhere and was like, Kim's waiting for this email. And I was like, who? Like, I literally didn't know what she was talking about. And Hannah was like, your mom. Because we were like waiting for an email. And she was like, I bet your mom's waiting also.
I hate who I become in these social events because, again, I'm going to be like, oh, like, we have to socialize. But I think I'm going to be excited.
You actually said to me the other day, don't worry, I'm going to leave before it gets serious. Like, Jesus is actually going to rise in my apartment. I'm like, what part is it getting serious? Take me with you. I don't want to stay when it's serious. You're like, don't worry, I'm going to scoot out right before.
I'm like, before what?
Before Christ Rises. Yeah. Is there anything that I should know about it before, like to prep? Is there a. What are you going to wear? Pastels, right?
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Chapter 5: What are the differences in hosting styles for events?
How pissed are you about pickleball, though? Look. Do you feel like it's coming for your art?
i support women in the arts totally i personally haven't played it because i'm afraid i'll get addicted and then the tennis community will be mad at me okay it's just interesting it's just i don't have any honestly i don't have an opinion difference between pickleball and paddle paddle is more respected it's european got it it's south american great question it should be it's really i all the tennis players so pickleball is gonna be in the next summer olympics
Yeah, but they've had breakdancing. It's not even a big deal. You could have anything in the Olympics if they have a good marketing team. Really? Yeah, you could have fucking kitten heel walking.
I'm writing the kitten heel walk. Which I'm not going to make the team. Wait, why is that just a great saying, kitten heel walking? Sorry, I'm doing my kitten heel walking. Because people know how difficult it is. Wait, I would assume it's like you have to go through a committee. You have to present why your sport should be in the Olympics.
I would think that there's like, you have to give the head of a pig to the person who invented the Olympics. I don't know. I'm thinking there's a whole rigmarole situation.
I think drag should be in the Olympics. A hundred percent.
I would think lip sync drag should be in the Olympics. Let's go. Rue, put it on the docket. Put it on the docket. No, but the breakdancing thing was, we don't talk about it.
We skipped, we moved on so quickly. I mean, I made my whole identity for like six months.
Like really, when you break it down, someone like broke into the Olympics. It was a heist.
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Chapter 6: How do the hosts manage stress and cortisol levels?
My mom lets us have candy whenever we want.
Yeah, same. We were like, well, I don't know if we knew.
Italian households, they love a cup of chocolate when you walk in. Do you want a Ferrero Rocher? You don't like Ferrero Rocher?
Thinking about hosting, now I get why my mom was so crazy when we were younger. I could sit in the living room and hear, oh, someone's coming over. And she'd be like, we don't have a cake. Where's the seven-layer dip? Like, what do we have? And my parents keep a frozen cheesecake in the freezer in the garage in case someone comes over. What's it called?
She's like, bring out the fondue.
The fondue mountain. She's like, I have nothing to serve them.
I think you're going to be the hostess with the mostest this weekend.
No, I'm very excited. I'll definitely put some pics in the newsletter because I'm really working on my tablescape, and I hope that my mom is proud of me. I know. And I've seen all the packages coming in. And, like, it's early. Like, my brunch starts at 10.
Do you want my help? Or do you think I'm going to be actually distracted? Yeah. See, that's what you're trying to tell people. That's what you're trying to tell people. They're like, why didn't you help? And I go, because I would have made it worse.
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