Nutly and Cheese
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I want to talk about, like, the paperwork and things like that. Because I know when people want to move and take those steps,
they're like,
what do I do first? Like,
what did you have to do?
So I had to save a lot of money, first of all.
Because
it's not like in America where we can go sign a lease and you pay, what, a deposit
of, like,
$1,000 or something.
It's
not like that. So when I first got there, for my apartment, I had to pay. We pay our rent three months in advance. Yeah, so you pay every three months. So I had to have my...
Oh, every
time you pay rent, you pay three months
at a time?
Yeah. So when I first got there, I had to pay the three months
at a time for rent. But I feel like
that's relieving. I was telling her that yesterday. Like, to me, it's a big lump sum that you have to pay in that moment.
But you don't have to
think about it
for three
months. That is true. But it still be like, uh-uh, what the hell?
Yeah, I ain't going. I be like, I don't
want it. Okay. But I had to pay the visa. The visa was, like, maybe $6,000. Then I had to pay the $10,000. Wait, wait, wait, wait. The
visa
was $6,000? But it's a three-year visa.
That ain't long enough.
It's not. Then she was telling me, you were telling me that, like, you can get a 10-year visa, but you have to spend $2 million. $2 million. I think it's $2 million in Durham. In the country, yeah. I know you fucking lying.
No.
What's up, y'all? It's your girl, Lex P. And it's your girl, Joya Nicole. And you are tuned in to another episode of Poor Minds. Where a drunk mind speaks sober thoughts.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What are the opening promos and introductions for this episode?
0:00–7:33
2
How do Lex and Drea talk about life after the tour and getting back into their routines?
7:33–10:56
3
What steps did Sharra take to move her hair business from Atlanta to Dubai, and what were the costs involved?
10:56–14:26
4
How does dating in Dubai differ from dating in the U.S., and what challenges does Sharra face?
14:26–1:12:47
5
How does Shara describe her international hair‑styling career?
1:12:47–1:24:02
6
What cleaning habits do Lex and Drea discuss in the self‑care segment?
1:24:02–1:49:47
7
How do they talk about trust and finances when a partner lives with a close friend?
1:49:47–2:06:53
8
What is their view on being a “pillow princess” and staying active in the bedroom?
2:06:53–2:34:54