Social Causes, Ibuprofen & Shawty: Monday, February 24th, 2025

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Claudia Oshry 0:01
Good morning, millennials. Welcome back to The Toast. And happy Monday. That has, you know, really giving Monday energy. Beyond. Because we're separated. Families have been torn apart.
Jackie Oshry 0:12
We haven't been in this setup since, like, almost two weeks. Because we were in Miami, trick. Yes. And we did a remote the day before. So we are back with our frames. Nature is healing. Yes. The wind's coating is coating. Yes.
Claudia Oshry 0:31
How's being home? I really miss you. I really miss our Pargy studio. I miss being near the beach, but it's been so nice to be in my own bed. I can't lie. Like you could take me to the most magical of places, like a free trip where I have a butler. Like it could be the best trip in the world, but that trip doesn't have my bed. And at some point I'm going to want to go home, you know?
Jackie Oshry 0:54
Yeah. How was the hotel bed? Sometimes hotel beds are like the best bed you've ever been in, but a lot of times it's like scratchy.
Claudia Oshry 1:02
Well, when your needs are as specific as a pregnant woman, it's hard to just like flop around in another person's bed. Do you know what I mean? You have your things. Like at home, I have a lot of different necessities, especially on the nightstand, on the actual bed. It's kind of an orchestra.
Jackie Oshry 1:19
Okay. So now you have your necessities.
Claudia Oshry 1:22
But in an attempt to feel a little bit more, in an attempt to feel a little bit closer to you, I've decided to do something a little dramatic. Okay. Wow. Now, if you're watching on YouTube, you'll see I put on my three blind my sunglasses. Now, I want to say something. I don't. I'm going to take them off. I'm going to take them off. But but I am actually going to and maybe I'll buy another pair because I love these sunglasses. But I am going to leave them here in the studio on the table next to my microphone, because while we had so much fun and of course, you can't wear sunglasses forever. It's not it's not feasible. I do feel like these sunglasses gave me like a sense of bravery. I haven't had it a really long time.
Claudia Oshry 2:05
Just kind of speaking my truth and saying things that I might not normally say, like Bonnie Blue is a whore, you know? And I feel like it was due to like the shield these gave me, kind of like blocking out the haters. So if there's ever a time I need to say something a little brave, I can put on these glasses and find the courage.
Jackie Oshry 2:19
Like your invisibility cloak.
Claudia Oshry 2:21
Exactly. So I'm not going to wear them the entire time, but I'm just letting you know. First of all, everybody wants to know where they're from. They're Oreum Collective. Yeah, we support influencer-founded brands here and toaster-founded brands. I'm going to leave them here. And also my face is, my face is getting like a little big for them. They're like, they're my sunglasses I wear when I'm skinny. So that'll be in a few months time. So I don't really need these right now. Just there. I can leave them in the studio.

How do Claudia and Jackie handle remote podcasting?

Jackie Oshry 2:44
Okay, good. Cause I was going to say like, I do need to be able to see as much of your face as possible since our presences and our auras are not physically together. So I was going- to be on the side, the sunglasses side, which is the side I never wanted to be on.
Claudia Oshry 3:00
I'm not gonna be wearing them full time. And also people don't realize kind of the challenges that come with wearing sunglasses indoors for like 75 minutes. It kind of gives you a migraine, especially when you're wearing a slick back bun and headphones, like it's just a lot of pressure on your temples. So I did what I had to do to feel- Your body is a temple. To feel my best. Now that obviously the scars from my facelift have healed, I can remove the sunglasses and not feel shame.
Jackie Oshry 3:24
Great. I'm so happy for you and your sunglasses and the bravery. It's a brave new world.
Claudia Oshry 3:31
And, you know, we're obviously different because you don't need a pair of sunglasses to say brave things, but I do. So it's just there are two different types of swirlies in this world, you know? It's true. It's like a blankie. Correct.
Jackie Oshry 3:44
Some people need their blankie.
Claudia Oshry 3:46
Now, we have like a big show today because it's Monday, which means just like verbal diarrhea. Lots to talk about.

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