Pretty Little Episode #109
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What is the opening banter and premise of this Pretty Little Episode?
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Handsome, Chime the friends on the handsome part, Chime the friends on the handsome part. Pretty little episode. Welcome to the handsome pod. If you're feeling pretty, if you're feeling little, this is the place for you. It's our pretty little episode. I'm Mae Martin, and that voice was Fortune Feemster. Hello what's going on? Hey Bud. Hey Bud. I just ran and put on my tinted sunscreen so that I looked a little more presentable from above. Yeah. I love it. You look amazing. Oh man.
The morning you know, I'm not good in the morn. I know, it's not your favorite time, but uh It is ten twenty AM so I need to Yeah, I know it's not like eight AM. Yeah. Yeah. I j I just flew into North Carolina. Oh, you did? Okay. Late last night. So I'm with ginge. Oh you're with ging, of course you are, yeah, yeah. Say hi. Say hi, mom. Yeah, that's you. You're my mom. Say hi.
Hi.
Hi, Jinj. Can you hear that? Oh no. Anyway, moving on. She doesn't always say things on cue. You can't predict the timing, but yeah. Um we're about to go on a little road trip, she and I. Oh, we where are you going? I have shows this weekend, um in Greenville and Wilmington, so she is going to be road tripping with me.
Oh, nice.
Are
you
driving? I will be driving. She has a laundry list of places she wants to go to to buy food to put in her freezer. Oh great.
And is she a good um passenger? Like does she get nervous about your driving or is she No,
she
does not get
nervous about my driving. She's usually feels pretty comfortable. She's not our family we're not um car sick people.
Yeah.
Or anxious. Yeah, that's good. Mine's the opposite.
She usually just chats or looks at things on her phone. That's
nice. Um if you're in a car with my family, it's it's my mom every time there's a bump or any kind of movement, she goes like that and really rips the car and then you got my brother in the backseat going, Oh, I feel sick. I feel nauseous. Oh my gosh. Yes. And my dad going, I can't see the road or
it's
really it's
How do Mae and Fortune describe their upcoming road‑trip to Greenville and Wilmington?
Explosive.
And you're not probably the most confident of drivers yet.
No, and and if I f feel like I'm being scrutinized, then I'm I'm worse. It's worse, yeah. 'Cause there are moments when I'm by myself I think I'm ace in this.
I feel like you're just gonna keep getting better though. It's like anything. Thanks. I think I'm a natural, but yeah. I happen to be from the south. where you learn to drive at twelve years old in the cemetery.
Yeah. Yeah. I think I went in the cemetery with my mom and when I was about eleven or twelve and but I hit a I just nicked a gravestone.
You're just always snicking something. Snicking something, yeah. So did ginger teach you to drive? No, my grandmother did. But oh but also my grandmother didn't do it Willingly, I we would go down to the cemetery, she would be tending 'cause old old Southern ladies would tend to plots, you know, like so nice. Plant flowers and it was sacred to them. So while she was doing that I'd help a little bit and then I would get in her car and just start driving. Just book it. I just and so she didn't cause a fuss or anything, but it wasn't like she was in the car with me going Right. Right. And can you imagine in this day and age a twelve year old just hitting the glass? Yeah.
No, that's crazy.
But it was a different time and none of my none of my family condoned it. I was doing it um On my own. Yeah. You were just On instinct. I just loved
being behind a wheel. Yeah. Yeah. Do you and what's the longest road trip you've been on?
Um, I've driven across the the United States.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the opening banter and premise of this Pretty Little Episode?
0:02–3:07
2
How do Mae and Fortune describe their upcoming road‑trip to Greenville and Wilmington?
3:07–7:02
3
Which of the seven deadly sins do the hosts identify with and why?
7:02–11:35
4
Why do the hosts connect the sin of wrath to their sense of justice?
11:35–16:29
5
What fears do listeners share and how do the hosts suggest overcoming them?
16:29–20:07
6
How did Shannon’s roller‑coaster story illustrate facing childhood fear?
20:07–25:04
7
What improv and stage‑fright anecdotes do Mae and Fortune tell about performing live?
25:04–26:01
8
How do the hosts wrap up the episode and tease upcoming shows?
26:01–26:12