1443 - Words We Overuse & Fears We Won’t Admit!

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Bruno Satin 0:00
Hello that's
Mocha (Unknown) 0:03
And now it's time for Ask Roz and Mocha. All right, here we go. This is episode fourteen forty-three of the Razamoka Show podcast. Thank you very much for hitting play and choosing to listen to this podcast for the Raza Mocha Show. Appreciate you as always. Love you as always. Let's get into it. Caitlin, what's up? It's Raza Mocha. Oh. How are you doing today, girl? Good. How are you? Wonderful.
Caitlin 0:30
Um,
Mocha (Unknown) 0:30
what's on your mind today?
Caitlin 0:31
So I have a question. So I was wondering 'cause like fr few friends told me like I say the word wild too much. Like you they you call everything wild. Like that's wild. This is wild. So I was wondering, do you guys have a word that you think each other say too much? And if you do, can you go a whole day without saying it?
Mocha (Unknown) 0:52
I think I say the word bruh a lot. Every day. It's like part of my vocabulary, right? Like I can't not say it. Yeah. For Oz, I think it would be
Roz Weston 1:04
mugh. Are we counting are we counting profanity though?

Which words do Roz and Mocha think they overuse and can they quit them for a day?

Caitlin 1:07
Oh, that's a good question. I feel like one to count 'cause it'd be impossible to not.
Roz Weston 1:12
Yeah, like for me, if I was to do away with the the F word, it would be very difficult, I think, just in just in life. Not so much on the show because uh you just don't swear on the show. But I think that if I if if I needed to remove that out of my out of my life, because like my house is a very sweary house. Uhhuh. Right. Um and it all and it really always has been. And Catherine denies it, but she's the the greatest offender. Of all of them. I think Catherine used the you complete the whole thing, right? Absolutely. Catherine used No, yes. Yeah. Yes. Yes. But but but just like like over nonsense, right? Like over over nonsense. It wasn't warranted. No, like it wasn't directed at a person. I think it was directed at a thing, right?
Caitlin 1:57
It was a very passionate moment.
Roz Weston 1:59
Not even. Not even a passion. It was a blasé moment. Yeah. And then we talked about other stuff. Like, but I because I use it too, right? Like I just like the with the remotes not working. You know what I mean? Yeah, yeah. You know, it's being uh you know, right? Yeah, you get it. You get it, right? So uh so I would say I would say profanity in general, but for me definitely the the F word because like it's just like what the mo
Bruno Satin 2:26
Yeah. Like I s
Roz Weston 2:27
like not even not and it's never an anger, right? Like I'm not an angry guy. Like I'm not like swearing at my family. It's it's always for the most part like fun. Right. It's just part of the vocab. It's just part of the vocab. Dave
Dammit Maury 2:38
Mori, what's your
Roz Weston 2:38
word?
Dammit Maury 2:39
I at home like the F word for sure. Yeah. Matthew's the C word. Professionally I think I say like too much.
Chloe 2:46
I was gonna say like.
Mocha (Unknown) 2:47
Like.
Chloe 2:47
Like is my word.
Mocha (Unknown) 2:48
I think everybody uses the word like a lot. Yeah. Shem? I use uh a lot.
Shem? Maury? Unknown 2:53
Uh No like um like uh I do that a lot.
Roz Weston 2:58
Are you saying are you saying uh or are you saying uh
Shem? Maury? Unknown 3:02
Depends on someone you're talking about. I would say I would mostly I'm mostly on a um Um No. I don't like that. Try again, say again, try again? Like the way that I see it? Yeah. Uh
Mocha (Unknown) 3:19
I'm not doing that again, bro. Caitlin, you're the best. Thank you so much for calling in today. And uh thank you for being a part of the show. Between Raz and Mocha, though, who is your favorite, Caitlin? I have thought about
Caitlin 3:30
this. It's Raw's but you're second and in the Olympics a silver medal is still good. There you go.
Mocha (Unknown) 3:40
Love you, Caitlin. Bye. Bye. Alex said, When did you realize you were old? Roz you want to tackle this one?
Roz Weston 3:49
Shut up.
Mocha (Unknown) 3:49
Didn't more you want to tackle this one?
Dammit Maury 3:54
No, you all do. Sorry. I
Roz Weston 3:55
didn't realize I was thank you, Chloe. When did I realize I was old? I th I don't know if there's any moment that you like it hits you where you're like, No, I've never forgot my way home. I forget a lot of things. Uh-huh. But I never got my way home. Um, but I forget like okay, I'll give you a great example. And and it's just stuff that I maybe it's old, maybe it's not. I don't even know why I don't even know what it is.
Bruno Satin 4:19
Okay.
Roz Weston 4:20
But I like The girls came home one day and I was just fully watching a movie and Catherine was like, Why are you watching this again? It wasn't even that good.

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