Bullschnitzel
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How do you handle dining out with financially unstable friends?
Whispering seem... Whispering seem sneaky. Like how Lex just said, I used to be like, hey, can you put my stuff to the side? And then the tab come out and you done putting your card down. But I already paid. Y'all don't got a word about me. Right, but why you whispering? Because I'm shamed. I got $10. What do you mean, why am I whispering, bitch? You hoes is ordering filet mignon, medium rare, Brussels sprouts with parmesan, truffle mashed potatoes.
With extra truffle. Au gratin potatoes. Bitch, I don't even know what an au gratin is.
Of course I'm embarrassed, bitch. I ordered a Caesar salad with no croutons. Yeah. What's up, y'all? It's your girl, Lex P. And it's your girl, Dre Nicole. And you are tuned in to another episode of Poor Mind. Where a drunk mind speaks sober thoughts. We ain't got no guests today. We ain't got no guests today. Whew, I just took a shot. Sorry, my throat burning. You know what? I like when we dress like this because it gives our personalities. Does it? Yes. It's giving like bougie. You mean business. You mean business. You finna walk into a business meeting right now. I'm finna go punch somebody in the chest. You don't do that. But I'm saying, I'm aggressive. You've never punched nobody the whole time I've known you. But I'm aggressive. I'm just saying.
It's giving our personalities chill. Just in the feel with it. You feel me? Okay. You know what I'm saying? So what's up, girl? Nothing, girl. Just another week. Just another week. Let me ask you a question. Because I saw somebody post something very interesting. And I'm not going to say what it was or what it was. I'm going to just ask you this.
Mm-hmm.
If somebody is born somewhere... And then they move when they're a tiny tot. Anything under the age of, I'll say, five years old. They're born somewhere and they move when they're five and they're raised in this city. Is it okay that they claim the city that they were raised in from five and above? Yeah, I think five is a young age. So, yeah, to me, that's fine. I'm saying, though. I think it's weird when people are adults. Like, move somewhere when they're adults and they claim... Right. I think that's a little strange. Because, I mean, no. If you live somewhere for 20 years, if you live somewhere for 15 years, that's where you from. Now, if you move somewhere when you're five years old, you probably don't even remember the place that you originally lived.
That's what I'm saying. So, I just... I saw something. Like I said, I'm not going to say it. But... Like, for example, my sister, we were both born in California. And my sister moved, you know, when we were, she was about, she was five and I was two. And I'm from Orange, Texas. I'm not from California. My sister is from Orange, Texas. She's not from California. And I just think it's so weird. People be like, oh, you can't claim from here. You were born here, bookie butt. Girl, wherever you were raised at, I feel like third grade, and I'll even take it further, give you some more years. Third grade and up, Wherever you at from third grade to your senior year in high school, unless you're like an army brat and you from all different places, because there are some people like that where they really not from somewhere because they moved around a lot. But third grade to your senior year, that's where you from.
Well, I think that y'all are from California because I feel like wherever you're born, that's where you're from. Like if that's on your birth certificate. That's where you from. Right. But I feel like you were raised in Orange. Yeah, so I claim Orange. Like, I don't live Cali, girl. Because, I mean, you don't remember... I wouldn't claim it necessarily either, but, I mean, it is where you're from, though. Yeah. But you probably don't even remember living there. And don't. Yeah. And don't. That's why I said... And she probably don't either. Well, she does. She does? She remembers our house. Oh. And she remembers, like, our dad and stuff like that. But, like I said, I'll even give people, like, to third grade because I feel like... Where you're from is, like, what really shapes you. Mm-hmm. I don't give Cali girl at all, because I'm not from there. I wasn't raised there. Like, Orange, Texas really raised me. Like, that's where I became, oh, I'm so sorry, y'all. I thought my phone was off. Now, ain't that unprofessional of me?
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