TURN THAT YEARN UP Ft. LaurDIY & Jeremy Lewis | The Comment Section Ep. 134
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What is discussed at the start of this section?
We fill up our Stanley Cup every morning and drop ice everywhere, and we're like, man, I wish we just had a little dog who was stoked on ice.
Are you going to get that?
Yeah. They're like, I just stepped in this, the fuck?
What's wrong with you?
You sloth.
You barn animal.
Hey, everyone, and welcome back to another episode of The Common Section Show, starring me, your fave, who cares about me? On to the guests. Today, we have the iconic, the legendary, the couple to end all couples, Miss LaurDIY and her husband, Jeremy. Woo! Woo! Husband Jeremy!
Lauren and Jeremy.
Welcome to the show. One of my fave couples in the world.
Oh my god, thanks for having us.
One of the few straight couples I'm friends with.
Let's go! All my friends are gay. Same. Us too. We're each other's token straight.
It started out as a joke. It's not a joke anymore. It very quickly became not a joke.
We are very much like the token straight couple of so many of our gay friends. Same.
They're always like, but you guys, it's not the same with you. You could pass. Yeah, they're like, it's not the same with you. I hate straight people, but it's not the same with you. And I'm like, that's fine. Ally. Ally. We're all allies. Talk Valentina. Thank you so much for coming on the show, both of you. I just wanted to see your mom again, to be honest. I had that sense about you, Jeremy. Jeremy and my mom are like this. Besties. They're besties. They bonded so quickly. I'm so happy to have both of y'all on the show. Y'all are legends, especially in the YouTube game. Miss Laura DIY.
Hello.
You've been on the internet for a long time now.
How do Lauren and Jeremy describe their relationship?
I'm basically a fossil at this point.
Do you feel like a senior citizen?
Oh my god, yeah.
Because I do.
It's when people hit you with like the, oh, you're so OG. I'm like... yeah i used to watch your videos when i was in elementary school and you're like so painful like oh my god you raised me i used to watch you so much i'm like hit me with that past tense damn i used to watch you i know it's the past tense that cuts so deep i'm like
They're like, I don't anymore, by the way.
I want to make sure you know that I don't. You're not actually cool anymore. But six years ago, you were the shit.
That's about the time I go, do you want a picture? Here, I'll take it. I'll take it. You guys, you learned how to cut those. Yeah, I'll take it. I love that. But now y'all have a podcast together. We do. And how's that been? How did that come about? I would love to know. Yeah.
How did it come about? I feel like, so I have a quarterly spiral, I would say, career-wise, emotionally-wise, personal-wise, like quarterly on a quarterly basis. It's like incredibly consistent. And I feel like there was a point where, again, like referencing kind of like my older content, where I was making a content shift in terms of transitioning to like an older audience. And I feel like starting a new platform like a podcast is like a nice, clean slate to be able to like, you know, reintroduce yourself. Yeah. And this was kind of I think it was right before COVID started, too. And so the only co-host and best option, obviously, is the one that was in my COVID bubble. Obviously. In-house staff. In-house staff.
Not that Moose and Diggy don't have like so much great things to say. Of course they do.
Yeah. They couldn't turn the camera on.
They couldn't turn the camera on. And Jeremy is a tech whiz. I mean, you saw our house and our setup and stuff. Yeah.
Yeah, your house is, your studio is insane. It's a, that's a. I know, when I was telling Lauren about it, she was like, oh, this is all.
I was like, I have no idea what's going on. Like, I can press a record button and that's about it.
Well, I'd love to know y'all's origins. How y'all met, how y'all came to be. Yeah. Go ahead.
Yeah.
It was work adjacent.
Wait, you guys are a hinge couple, yeah? Okay, so kind of, kind of. With a clause, with a clause.
You start, I'll go on.
So were you online during the era of the roast yourself rap parody music? I think so, yeah. Yeah, okay. Not an era that I'm proud of to have participated in.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is discussed at the start of this section?
0:00–1:40
2
How do Lauren and Jeremy describe their relationship?
1:40–5:05
3
What challenges do they face with their dogs?
5:05–7:40
4
How do they handle their dogs' health issues?
7:40–36:42
5
What humorous kitchen habits do they share?
36:42–36:54
6
How do they navigate cooking and cleaning responsibilities?
36:54–37:07
7
What challenges do they face in their relationship?
37:07–37:43
8
What advice do they give for maintaining a healthy relationship?
37:43–1:10:16
Speakers
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