Porcelain Fillings & Going Bugonia Mode

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What insights did Maya gain from her trip to Japan?

Maya Umemoto Gorman 0:00
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What experiences did Dom have with dental issues?

Maya Umemoto Gorman 1:38
Hey. Well, hey, guys. Well, hey, guys.
Dom Roberts 1:42
Like, what's up? Hey, guys. What's up? Guys, how's it going? Well, there's a lot going on. I love when, you know, obviously we do record pretty... I don't know. Or sometimes for like a week or two in advance. But Maya, you went to Japan. Yes. And I'm happy you're back.
Maya Umemoto Gorman 2:03
Yes, I'm happy to be back.

How do Maya and Dom feel about the Oscars this year?

Dom Roberts 2:04
God held it down with me and it was like really fun. And thank you for doing that. Y'all were living for Savnation.
Maya Umemoto Gorman 2:09
Yeah, like absolutely.
Dom Roberts 2:10
We'll have to do another three key. Yeah. Because guys, guess what's coming back? The Nike half marathon.
Maya Umemoto Gorman 2:18
Oh, and I thought she was going to say Love Island. Yeah. So what that got to do with the three of us?
Dom Roberts 2:24
Well, it's just like the three of us bonded last year. Yes. And it's just like, I feel like it'd be such a fun way to bond again. I was on the phone with my mom telling her about it.

What challenges do they face in managing their busy schedules?

Dom Roberts 2:34
Well, because you could bond with her, you see, as well.
Maya Umemoto Gorman 2:36
You can bond with her. Yeah, you know my mom's always down for like a little. Well, of course, because if I could fucking run a half marathon at the drop of a hat, I would be down too. I know. She's like, I haven't been running. And I'm like, girl, you're fine. You know that don't matter. You know that don't matter. I was like, girls. Exactly. I like that you noticed that. Yeah, because she can run whenever she wants.
Dom Roberts 2:53
And so can you. And so can you.

How do they navigate personal growth and self-acceptance?

Maya Umemoto Gorman 2:56
Yeah. No, thanks for holding it down, guys. Like, I really appreciate that. Seriously. You know what I mean? Because it was serious. No, and honestly, like. Like, what's there to say?
Dom Roberts 3:08
You know what I'm saying?
Maya Umemoto Gorman 3:09
What's there to say other than, like, I don't even know. Like, the... What I'll say on the Japan of it all is, like, one, I always say it. Y'all can't... Y'all... We think... Oh, now she has things to say. Number one, the United States thinks you're doing shit about shit. Baby, you ain't never done shit but nothing but shit for a minute. Okay?

What are the implications of consumerism in different cultures?

Maya Umemoto Gorman 3:29
You never done anything but shit for a minute because... the shopping and then turns it into a shopping thing but i'm like genuinely like i always say that nobody does consumerism quite like japan in my experience i haven't been like everywhere around the world but like from the places i've been nowhere does consumerism like japan and it's just funny because i live in like apparently what the capitalist capital like we supposed to be like work for your and then you can have like maybe baby yeah you go to japan girl and it's like the produce really sickening the produce is sickening i was telling the girls like i went during the i went during like strawberry season and like if you think you've ever had a strawberry i'm gonna tell you right now you ain't never had a strawberry data unless unless you have the privilege of like eating it from the farm you know i'm saying like tended from the farm and not going through like driscoll yeah like harry's

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