June 24, 2025 • 33 mins
Falen and Jenny discuss their crazy weekends (Falen learned Mahjong and made preserves lol), Jenny's upcoming trip to Iceland...the wild thing someone did to Jenny's phone and more! Thank you for listening!
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
You're my mic on Yeah, okay, okay. Sol had a
moment of silence staring at me, and I was like, wait,
are we recording? Do you want me to kick it off?
Speaker 2 (00:09):
Or yes? I do?
Speaker 1 (00:10):
Okay, Hi, welcome to I'm Still Fun. This is the
podcast that Found and myself Jennys do every single week
and it comes out on Tuesday mornings and you can
listen to it wherever you listen to your podcasts.
Speaker 2 (00:21):
Let's get some admin out of the way. Next week
we will not have a podcast. I know you might
be thinking, wow, guys, this just happened. You're right, but
it's summer summer and Jenny's going to Iceland, so she
will be out of the country. And while I did
demand that she do a podcast from Iceland, she could
(00:41):
not confirm that she would have internet service. Yeah.
Speaker 1 (00:44):
Unfortunately, I'll be in a camper van and I will
a for sure not have the equipment.
Speaker 2 (00:49):
How many times do you think you'll dig a hole
in Iceland and shit in it?
Speaker 1 (00:52):
I don't think I'm going to have to because we
can't wildcamp in Iceland. We have to physically be camping
at campsites there, so I will have access to bathroom facility.
Speaker 2 (01:01):
You upset by that that you won't get to get
Holy Primal? Yeah, not at all.
Speaker 1 (01:05):
I'm very excited that I'm going to have access to
a bathroom, especially since my younger sister's coming with me
and she's never done campervan or like the life stuff before.
Like that would have been quite the culture shock for her,
I think, on top of being in a different country.
So I'm pretty okay with the fact that we'll actually
have some toilets to use. The good news is Iceland
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is not extreme culture shock, so I don't think it's
going to affect your sister at all. It's most European
countries and they everyone speaks English, so and definitely English.
It's very I didn't think there was anything abnormal about
Iceland when I went. Is it driving on the right
side of the road or the wrong side?
Speaker 2 (01:44):
For you? Remember, I'm pretty sure we were on the
right side, okay, like America. But I guess I now
that I'm thinking about it, I guess I don't completely.
I never drive, Let's be honest. When Jake and I
go on vacations. First of all, a lot of cars
you rent their manual there, so I don't know how
to drive that. And yeah, so Jake always drives pretty
(02:06):
much if we get a rental car.
Speaker 1 (02:07):
Yeah, I'm a little bit nervous about that because truthfully,
like the big Cambra van trips I've taken, I literally
didn't drive at all, And now I'm going with my
younger sister and I don't I feel like I'm the
adult in this duo, and so I think I'm going
to be doing most of the driving with it, which
is fine, but I'm also usually with the long cammera
(02:28):
van trips I've done, it would be like me on
my phone looking for like the next super cool thing
to do, but not having to drive, so like I
could find everything and plan everything. And we just have
a loose itinerary for this trip, so we'll see how
that goes.
Speaker 2 (02:42):
If I recall I remember, I feel like I remember
all the roads being just fine, you know what I mean,
like nicely paved. Definitely not There's just like two lane
that I remember, only issue very wendy, which is not
great probably for the camper vane extra stress I remember,
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which I think I've told you. The gas is insanely expensive,
Like everything's expensive there. That's like part of it, but
it's you know, I feel like you are good at
doing things cheap.
Speaker 1 (03:17):
So yeah, that's the thing. I've got plenty of plans
to keep it decently cheap. My sister told me that
she is checking a bag, which is fine, but I
literally was like, you need to send me the dimensions
of your bag because we have a camper van that's
like a minivan. It's not even a high roof for anything.
Speaker 2 (03:33):
So that'll be better than like, you know what, the
wind and all that stuff.
Speaker 1 (03:36):
Yeah, so I need to make sure that her luggage
and my luggage are going to fit in the area
that it needs to fit in because I know how
to live out of a very small space now and
have pretty minimal things. But the thing with Iceland is
you actually have to have so much shit. You need layers,
you need different kinds of clothes and stuff to be
able to survive the weather elements. So I told her
(03:58):
this weekend, I'm like, you need to measure suitcase. You
need to send it to me. I need to figure
out so I know what I can bring for luggage
to make sure everything fits.
Speaker 2 (04:06):
What airlines flying Delta okay? Nice?
Speaker 1 (04:09):
Yeah, and so far I don't want to jinx myself.
But my flight there, my row is not full yet.
I think there's a there's the middle seat open, but
we'll see.
Speaker 2 (04:19):
I don't know.
Speaker 1 (04:20):
I keep like frantically checking to see if I need
to like move my seat to a different area, you know.
Oh yeah, But yeah, I'm excited. I can't believe, like
I haven't had truly a I mean found I did
our a little retreat, but that was like in the
middle of the week, and I didn't really feel necessarily
like a vacation to me. And then I did go
to the Badlands, but that was literally the week I
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like ended my relationship and so that was not a vacation.
So I haven't been on a trip this year yet,
and I'm just excited to have some time off and
be one with nature.
Speaker 2 (04:53):
You planned it really well too, where you get like
extended time off, Yeah, because it's over the fourth of July. Yeah,
I I need to like take a note and do
a vacation like that where you get like the extra time.
It's always like hard to do that with our two
person show, though, because I always feel like I'm betraying
Colt a little bit. I feel easier on the morning
(05:13):
show because you have like three other people, so it's
not a betrayal. Like if Colt did that to me,
I would probably turn on him for multiple days. Yes,
but I am very happy for you that you get
to do that and enjoy some time. We'll see how
it goes. I know, like traveling with a sibling, that
can be interesting. I would be curious to see I
(05:36):
love my sister, but I would be very curious to
see how my sister and I do alone going to
Europe together. I don't know how that would go.
Speaker 1 (05:46):
I agree. I am a very independent person when it
comes to being on trips and stuff like I if
I go on a bachelor party trip somewhere, I will
leave and go walk around by myself while everyone else
is hanging out at the house or something like that.
It's kind of my style of traveling sometimes when you're
with other people and I feel like I might get
(06:06):
up in the morning and just meander around if we're
staying at a place that's like a fun campsite area
or whatever. Just things that can give me my own
space and separation from being with her in a van
for nine days straight.
Speaker 2 (06:23):
Because people are probably curious and you said you have
a loose itinerary. What are some of the highlights that
you're looking forward to that are like, you're definitely doing.
Speaker 1 (06:31):
So we are doing sky Lagoon. We're not doing Blue Lagoon,
and unless it works out that on our way back,
we happen to be able to book on the way
back and we decide we want to do that also,
But we're doing sky Lagoon right when we get in.
And then I've got a couple hikes I don't know
the names of, honestly anything because I can't pronounce anything,
but I have a couple hikes set. I we're honestly
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not booking certain things, like I really want to do
an ice cave tour, but everything I think is going
to be determined on the weather. And as of right now,
it looks like it's going to rain a ton, which
that's just the weather there or whatever. So and I
also don't know where we're going to be at what
day because we're really leaving it loose of going around
the entire We're doing the Ring Road, so not the
(07:15):
Golden Just a lot of people go and just do
the Golden Circle, and the Ring Road goes around the
entire country. So tons of spots there. I definitely there's
like a hike to a thermal hot springs. There's a
couple of things that are like free that are kind
of like a sky lagoon but they're in blue lagoon,
but they're free and not as fancy. There's some cities
(07:36):
that I've read that are super cool to just kind
of walk through. I want to see all the little
houses with the moss on top, so I have a
few pin locations for that because there's a lot of those.
But yeah, I don't know. It's kind of just whatever
we feel like doing. And I am the type of
person that likes to get out and see everything. So
I guess I'm gonna learn that about my sister how
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she feels or she's going to stay in the car. Yeah,
her choice, right, truly, honestly, Like Andrew would always drive
when we would do trips, road trips or campra van stuff,
and a lot of times I'd be like stop here,
and I would get out and look and he wouldn't. Yeah,
Like that's just how it was sometimes because it'd be
a quick stop. So anyways, Yeah, just lots of like waterfalls.
I'm sure I'm gonna probably it's gonna be one of
(08:17):
those trips where you get sick.
Speaker 2 (08:18):
Of water by the end. The good news is it
really is like you will one thousand percent. There's no
way you won't get a rainbow in your waterfall. Like
it's like just given there, like you just get the
you get them and there they're awesome. And we did
like we went when we started, we went up to
like the I guess the west coast of the country first,
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and we did like a thermal hot spring there. It
was pretty small, but like it was like pretty close
to where we were staying. And then the city that
always sticks out to me is vic. I really liked
that area, so I know you'll stop there. And we
did not do the full Golden circle. We did. I
picked the points that I wanted to see and I
was like, cause it's kind of like this is like
a jake kind of jokes, Like when we went to
(09:05):
what was it Bam for whatever. Wherever we went, what'd
you see a couple or a few beautifully clear blue lakes.
They all kind of start looking the same, which is
kind of like waterfalls, Like you feel bad saying it.
It's like we've you seen a couple of cool waterfalls.
It's like you we were kind of like, Okay, yeah.
Speaker 1 (09:24):
I did do something a little bit different with the strip,
where yes, I've used a lot of travel blogs and
social media to plan things, but I've really avoided trying
to watch too many videos or look at too many
pictures of things because I just want to see it
in person. And that was the one thing I was
always jealous of, because I would plan a fucking ten
(09:44):
day trip Andrew would have no idea what was going on,
and then he just got to see everything for the
first time in real life, whereas I saw the Google
images already of things. So I've been trying to avoid
looking at too much just so I can see it
with my own eyes, yeah, and not be like, ah,
I've already seen like twenty pictures of.
Speaker 2 (10:01):
This one thing. What I've like with planning trips with Jake,
I'll usually pick out where we stay, like I do
the thing, like I'm sure you do, like, hey, this
look good kind of thing, even though I already know
I'm booking it trying to be nice. Yeah, we do,
And then I pick out the exact like cities or
destinations I want to see. I'll ask him if there's
something he really wants to do, Like we went to Paris.
(10:23):
He has a favorite pastry chef. He was like, I
really want to go. I'm like, absolutely right. But the
one thing I make Jake always be in charge of
is transit. You have to figure out how we're getting
from here to there, if we're renting a car, if
we have to get a plane and we have to
do a train, and what routes we take and book
the proper tickets, because I'm like, that will never be
how my brain works. I hate that aspect, even in
(10:45):
areas where Ione's like, oh it's so easy to do
public transit, somehow I'll end up on the train going
the wrong way. I just know it. Yeah, So that's
like the one thing I'm like, you like, especially when
we went to Switzerland and so many trains in care,
I'm like, you are in charge. He's like got it,
and he's he has good like figuring that out. So
I'll give him a pass on that.
Speaker 1 (11:02):
But that's good.
Speaker 2 (11:04):
Yeah, hopefully you know you have some fun travel coming
up too, if you're listening or you have already done
something this year, because it is like obviously if you
listen to this podcast. You know, Jenny and I are
obsessed with traveling and seeing new spots.
Speaker 1 (11:17):
So yeah, yeah, I don't have anything else planned after
this besides like some bachelor things. But I got a
lovely DM from our buddy intern John that used to
work on the morning show and now he works out
in DC in on Radio Style, and he messaged me
at like two am on Sunday morning and was like,
(11:38):
come to my bar in DC, pussy, And I was
like literally responding to one of my stories of doing
something on Saturday, and I go, you know, this wasn't
the DM I was hoping to wake up to on
Sunday morning. But sure, I'll look into some dates to
come visit. Because him and Shelby who's on his show,
they've both texted me and been like come out here.
You can stay with either of us. And John owns
(11:59):
a bar out there now, and so they're like come
out here, blah blah blah blah, like you're a barrow
and or pay for my flight. Well, I told you so.
He was texting Tina and I a few weekends ago.
I was like, you guys should come out here, and
I was like, will you give us free drinks and
he was like, have you ever paid for drinks once
when you hung.
Speaker 2 (12:13):
Out with me?
Speaker 1 (12:14):
And I was like, you know what, You're right, John,
John has literally always paid for everything. When TV I
used to like meet up with him, and John used
to come to the city. Is quite a bit because
his family lived here, but his family moved to Tennessee,
so he doesn't come back here really like no ever anymore.
So maybe a trip to DC's in the future, we'll see.
Speaker 2 (12:31):
Okay, well that's exciting, something else to look forward to, Jenny, Yeah,
you should go. And it's like, what cherry blossom? What
do they have?
Speaker 1 (12:37):
You know that's in the spring? Is it magnolia?
Speaker 2 (12:39):
No, it's cherry blossoms? Is it?
Speaker 1 (12:41):
They do it in the spring? It's in April that happened.
Sounds like it's busy though, Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 2 (12:46):
I don't.
Speaker 1 (12:46):
I mean it would be fun, but I don't. Yeah,
I don't know. I have been to DC before, but
like very briefly to see John's comedy tours. I don't
feel like I really got to explore the city a
whole time.
Speaker 2 (12:56):
I've only been for the cliche middle school field trip
where you go and you see all the things.
Speaker 1 (13:03):
Yeah, that's all.
Speaker 2 (13:03):
Yeah, I've been.
Speaker 1 (13:04):
John was trying to tell Tina and I. He's like, come,
did you see learn about some history?
Speaker 2 (13:08):
You like idiots?
Speaker 1 (13:09):
And I was like, first of all, if I'm going
to DC, I don't give a shit about that kind
of stuff. Okay, I maybe you want to see the
White House whatever. And I did go to the Smithsonian
when I was there the last time, but I don't
think I even realized how close I was to the
White House because I never saw it and I was
in that area. Yeah, like I was right there, but
like we just didn't walk words it, so I didn't
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even know I was right by it.
Speaker 2 (13:30):
So I get that. I get that. All I have
to tell you. I think I want to say on
this podcast, like early on starting it, I swear I
made like one of my New Year's resolutions, not this year,
it must have been last year or something, that I
wanted to learn how to play majong. Yes you remember this.
Speaker 1 (13:51):
I remember you talking about wanting to learn it. Yeah,
and I have no idea what point you said that.
Speaker 2 (13:55):
But I never ever did it. And I learned to
play Friday. Yeah, I was it awesome. Well, I won,
so obviously of course, so obviously the experience was even better.
I actually hit the majong, which is like hitting a bingo. Right, yeah,
so let me go. I'll go give you a quick
little history lesson. Okay, I don't have any actual facts
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in front of me. So basically, I think if you've
watched Crazy Rich Asians, that might be where you've heard
of majong. At the end when she goes to the
mother in law and they're playing the game looks like
a dice game with tons of different characters on it.
That's majong. Okay, It's like a four person thing. So
how we did it because we learned there were eight
of us because it was my friend's birthday party, so
she hired this woman who teaches and we had partners
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just so like because there were eight of us. So
long story longer. I believe it began in like China.
Then it was kind of like super popular in like
Japan and Indonesia. Then some guy and like the late
eighteen hundreds from New York went he brought it back.
I think it was really huge with like the Jewish community,
and now it's literally like pickleball, everyone and their brother
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is obsessed with Majong and how the woman kind of
explained it as like she's from Texas, so like people
think it's like a Texas thing because it has that
like flare where you can set up your tablescape super
pretty and you like can get pretty like like colorful dice,
all these different things. So I learned this is kind
of cool. Every year, there's like a national organization in
like New York or wherever it is, and they're the
(15:23):
official Majong people. They release a card every year and
that's the card you play by for the entire year.
So it shows you different things you can get, like
because you can line up your dice in like all
these different ways to win, and you as you get
them and you're discarding them and you're going through it,
you're like slowly figuring out which one of these lines
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you're going to try to go for, Okay, and it
is super confusing, but I can see how she said
it's not a game of skill, it's a game of luck, truly.
But she said it would probably take about ten times
playing for you to feel pretty comfortable knowing all the
rules because there are super weird rules of like how
the die is distributed. There's like a it's crazy, but
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it was so fun. I would highly recommend trying it.
Let me find this woman. Actually, I think she started
following me online, but she said she like she this
is not her full time job. She just was like
I grew up around it. I started like seeing it.
She's like nine parties booked that week. I'm like, oh
my god, do.
Speaker 1 (16:29):
You feel like while you're looking for that, do you
feel like it was annoying to learn the rules and
stuff though, Because that's like where my brain taps out
of board games is if I have to remember five
million things, I'm kind of like, I'm over it. Like
I think I played Settlers of Katan or Katan whatever
one time and.
Speaker 2 (16:45):
I hated it. I think so I felt like that
was Settlers of Katan as well. I did not like it.
I'm not going to find her name. I feel bad.
I'll try to look for it. I felt the same way,
but I think that's because of that game to me
was boring. Yeah, this one gave me like a thrill
because you're like you're winning, then you're kind of losing,
then you're and it's I don't know, it's I felt
(17:07):
like it's so hard. Someone Okay, So she said, it's
like also great for older women because it helps I
know it can't like technically, but it helps with your brain,
like helping you remember things and like work your brain activity.
So it's a great way for women or men whatever
to get together. And it's not just about eating out.
So I don't know, there was like excitement to it
because you're up, then you're down. You're up, you're down,
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And I think once you get really good, you can
kind of see you can start actually paying attention to
other people and see what they're going for, so you
can start trying to like play defense and block them
from getting what they want. But like in the early stages,
you're so like, so no, I think it could be
if I didn't have an instructor and I was trying
to learn it on my own if that, but she
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was so good she would come around and tell you.
She'd be like, look at it. Go this is what
line you should be going for. Go to the next person,
tell them, oh, you should distribute this. You should be
looking for this. But it is super confusing. If I
went out today and tried to play it without an instructor.
No chance, Yeah, no chance. So anyway, but they have
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like leagues and different things you can get into, so
it's kind of like pick a ball. You seem like
you're so confused at first, and you were like, what
the I don't know what do you mean? I can't
go past this white line? What do you mean I
have to say one too, like two or whatever? Because
you're saying your player number first, and like it's confusing
for a while, and you just start liking it and
(18:30):
you get it.
Speaker 1 (18:31):
So I saw a picture of you and you were
with someone else and you were both winners. Was it
a partner thing or not?
Speaker 2 (18:38):
Yeah, she was my partner. So since there were eight
of us, they had a partner up. It's usually four people, Okay, okay,
And that is why I was wearing a Majong hat
because that is what I won for my prize.
Speaker 1 (18:49):
Congratulations, thank you, that's exciting. You said you had such
a busy weekend.
Speaker 2 (18:53):
Oh that was a Friday. That was Friday. Right after
the show, I went straight to Majong. Okay, Saturday, Jake
I made Oh that she says the most me thing ever.
Oh yeah, there's like my fruit truck dot com and
they do pop ups and you get fresh fruit from
like Georgia. So I went and waid it in line
and got a ton of peaches, blackberries and cherries.
Speaker 1 (19:13):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (19:14):
Then we went and like looked for cars and stuff,
and then I went to Oh god, I don't know
what else it did, Jenny, I was so busy. Oh,
we went out on the boat. Then we went and
saw that movie l e oh, and then sat Sunday.
I had to throw out the first pitch.
Speaker 1 (19:31):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (19:32):
Then I went and all of had a dance party,
like her dance team had his pool party blazing hot ass.
And then I made peach preserves and then I blacked out.
It was the busiest week. I think every minute was
filled with something and.
Speaker 1 (19:44):
It was so hot out on top of it. It's
like anytime you had to be outside the Twins game.
I know, ay boy, I did leave early, no surprise.
Speaker 2 (19:52):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (19:53):
I messaged found as soon as she had posted I
think on Saturday about throwing out the first pitch. I
was like, you would be run out the first pitch
on like the hottest day of the year.
Speaker 2 (20:02):
I picked that date. Yeah, they have me do that.
You have to pick the date like months in advance.
Speaker 1 (20:07):
Right, and obviously, yeah, so you picked it ahead of
time thinking that you'd probably be good June, like, it
wouldn't be so beaut awful.
Speaker 2 (20:13):
I had no idea it'd be this hot, and Jake goes,
I did, so where the hell were you mother? So anyway,
but at times I love it.
Speaker 1 (20:22):
I had this housewarming party this weekend. I had a
couple actually, and one of them was a pool party
Vibe and just a beautiful house, beautiful pool area, and
they bought this super dope slip and slide thing. It
was like an inflatable slip and slide. So I'm watching
all the guys go and stuff and they're doing fun tricks,
and then they made a game out of it that like,
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once you get off of the slip and slide and
you keep sliding on the grass, try to get to
this like green bucket and whoever it's the furthest wins whatever.
So I'm taking videos of the guys, of course, want
to get some social media content. And then I'm sitting
back down by the pool with some friends and one
of the guys who is taking videos he and was
doing this live side, comes up and he's like, hey,
(21:03):
that's your phone, right, And I was like yeah. He's like,
can you send me those photos and videos that you
were taking because I want to see your point of
view too, And I was like sure. So I'm like, okay,
what's your number? And I immediately go into text messages
just to put his number in. I'm not trying to
like save his contact whatever. And I was like, what's
your number, and he like takes his phone away and
like highlights the phone number and then goes into my contacts,
(21:25):
adds himself into my contacts, like full name everything. He
hasn't even told me his name at this point. Yeah,
And I'm like okay, and then he closes out of
the contacts, goes into my albums and I go, hold on, yeah,
you don't just go into some random persons. Why no.
Speaker 3 (21:44):
I was like, bowl the fucking move, buddy, and he goes,
You're right, I probably should have asked, but he just
like started doing all this stuff, and I was like, listen,
I don't care that you added your full name and
phone number in here, even though I thought it was
just texting you some videos.
Speaker 2 (21:58):
Also, I actively air drop people things because I don't
want everyone having my phone number.
Speaker 1 (22:04):
So I'm sitting here thinking like, was that his move
to try to get my number or something? Because his
phone wasn't very far away. It was on a long chair,
like ten feet away. So I don't know. Maybe he's
a weird one that doesn't have an iPhone, who knows,
But there was part of me that thought like, was
he going to try to text me now because he
has and he hasn't. Yeah, but I just sat there
and I was like, give me my phone right now.
(22:26):
You have no idea what's in my albums? And he
knew like he was in the wrong. But I I
would never immediately grab someone's phone, put yourself in that
as their contact, and start going into their albums to
send myself things. That's such an invasion of privacy.
Speaker 2 (22:40):
I feel like it's crazy. Yeah, people are wild, but
also no, that also makes me wonder if he's just
incredibly pure and has never taken a nude or anything.
Speaker 1 (22:49):
I don't never nobody at this party is fucking pure,
trust me. This is like, this is like my EDM
party crew who like, you know, I can't.
Speaker 2 (22:59):
He just doesn't care.
Speaker 1 (23:00):
I came from one housewarming party where everyone's my age,
everyone's married, has kids. You know, this is their second house,
the step up because now they're having more kids. Yeah,
where to the party of my em friends who everyone's
still party is till four in the morning.
Speaker 2 (23:15):
So that was that part.
Speaker 1 (23:16):
Okay, this man, I highly doubt was pure quote unquote,
but yeah, I thought that that was quite the thing.
Have you been watching Love Island? By the way, No,
I do not watch Love Island way and I never
have I either.
Speaker 2 (23:28):
I don't know how anyone could because I well, that's
a lot. So I tried, I think, like the London
or like the British one once, but the fact that
they release a new episode every day, it's like a
part time job to try to watch it. However, if
I did not have Olive Easy Breezy, yeah, I would
totally watch it.
Speaker 1 (23:48):
So I had these two dogs this weekend that I
absolutely adore love watching. They're such cuddle bugs. So I
didn't do shit with my life from probably Friday at
three pm until Saturday morning besides kind of hang out
at the house, cuddle with the dogs, watch TV. So
I started watching Love Island and A it is juicy, good,
(24:08):
shitty reality TV. But b I feel like I also
can't watch it because there is so much sexual attentionion,
and like they do these competitions where they're all making
out with each other, and I'm like, oh my god,
this girl hasn't been touched. This girl has in me,
hasn't been touched in many, many months. And so I
(24:29):
feel like I can't watch it because I'm just sitting
here watching all these people get their niness on, and
I am sitting with two dogs laying next to me
by myself.
Speaker 2 (24:37):
You know, I do think the time we have a conversation,
but I think it's time that you rip yourkoochie band
aid off. Now. I don't I'm not saying you need
to get in a relationship, but I do think you
need to sit on it. I know, just any random
I know, gloryhole Dick.
Speaker 1 (24:53):
No, I don't want Jesse.
Speaker 2 (24:55):
I know you don't glory old Dick. I know.
Speaker 1 (24:59):
I am not trying to be that kind of a person.
My god, I'm not that desperate.
Speaker 2 (25:03):
I know.
Speaker 1 (25:04):
I really feel like there's somebody I could probably call
if I really wanted to, but I'm not going to
many people. Yeah, many people.
Speaker 2 (25:11):
By the way, Well I can't say it really on
the podcast, but yeah, no, I can't know.
Speaker 1 (25:17):
I was like, wait, what, never mind. I will say
one thing that I did learn from Love Island that
I've never heard before but I liked it is one
girl called herself a cutoff queen, where she's like, mmm,
I'm cutting you off because you did me dirty or whatever.
And I was like, ooh, I think that's what I'm
going to be like if I am dating and like
people just do me wrong within like seconds, I'm going
(25:38):
to be a cut off queen because I'm too old
for bullshit in games. Yeah, and so that will be
who I am if I come across people who deserve
to be cut off.
Speaker 2 (25:47):
I like that. We're in very different situations in life
right now, Jenny. I'm I'm a preserves queen and you're
a cutoff.
Speaker 1 (25:53):
Oh, trust me, trust me. I wish I wasn't in
this fucking phase, but I know this is my life now.
And yeah, it's cut off queen spelled with a K
or a que I would I what do you mean
cut queen? Okay? I was like, why would you ever
(26:14):
spell cut with a que? That's okay?
Speaker 2 (26:19):
I don't know.
Speaker 1 (26:19):
I wrote it in my phone as a note and
I spelled it q Okay.
Speaker 2 (26:23):
Maybe I could you know title the episode I have
cut off? Queen, do you want to try some of
my peach preserves I made?
Speaker 1 (26:30):
I don't know why I feel like an idiot, but
I don't understand what that means. Is a jam?
Speaker 2 (26:34):
No, but you would basically call it that. I actually
looked up with the differences today because someone was asking me.
I was like, I actually don't completely know the difference
between preserves and jam. Okay, jelly is totally different. So
jelly is juice only.
Speaker 1 (26:50):
Don't think into that.
Speaker 2 (26:51):
Okay, it doesn't have real fruit in it, had just juice.
Jam is mashed fruit. It's pretty thick preserves whole fruit
or chunks. So it's kind of so like when I
did the strawberries, I just cut strawberries in half, and
then when they were in the pan, I did like
a little smushy, but not a lot. So like when
I spread it over, there's like you can see like
a full, like half strawberry in it. Oh, I fucking
(27:13):
love it. So the peaches were kind of similar. I
learned so much making this. You to get the skin off,
boil the peach for one minute, ice bath for one minute,
and the skin just comes right off. It's kind of amazing. Honestly,
I had no idea.
Speaker 1 (27:28):
So did you bring me? Like, do you put it
in a jar?
Speaker 2 (27:30):
I jarred them and I put them in the fridge.
I didn't bring you one yet because I don't know
if you like peaches. I was very surprised the day
we did the crumble cookie test and I was like,
how do you like it? And you're like, I don't
like lemons and you're eating a lemon cookie and I
was like, oh, I didn't know you didn't like lemony things.
Speaker 1 (27:45):
I shouldn't say I don't like lemony things. But it's
definitely not my top choice. I was given a dessert platter.
It's probably not gonna be one of my top picks
on a dessert platter, but I would love to try.
I love I know it's not jams, but I love
a good jam.
Speaker 2 (27:59):
Yeah. So I think the strawberry I like strawberry better,
but Jake City like the peach better.
Speaker 1 (28:04):
How many did you make?
Speaker 2 (28:05):
Like?
Speaker 1 (28:05):
How many does it make?
Speaker 2 (28:07):
So learning as I go, Jenny, I did two pounds
of strawberries and it only made two jars. So this
time I did like three pounds of I started with
four pounds of peaches, and then it diced down to
three pounds, like once you get the pit and stuff out,
and that made like six jars. So I have plenty, basically,
is what I'm saying. If you want, I might even
(28:27):
have some jars for you. You can have if you want,
I might take some jars. I have plenty of peaches.
I also have blackberries, so I thought about making BlackBerry preserves.
And I'm like, am I getting out of control?
Speaker 1 (28:36):
Is this why you went and got your bougie ass
fruit from bougie Okay? But it's just that the produce
is so fresh, so fauch better. Just to set this up,
Found texts me on Saturday morning and tells me she's
going specifically to some stand to get fruit from, like
Georgia or it's.
Speaker 2 (28:51):
Not any stand, a semi truck. Yeah, rolls up that
you are on an email list. My mom's on it.
It's literally my foot find it myfruit truck dot com.
A lot of people listening probably have heard of this, Okay,
so people know about it. So in February they came
with fresh strawberries from Florida. This time you find out
what they're bringing. You can only pay cash, and if
(29:13):
you do card, it's like it has a little fee.
You get there right when. I got there early because
they're like lines can be long, but the line moves
so fast. And so this time they had those three
fruits they have, like I think walnuts and honey too,
but I didn't get those. And so to give you
an idea, it is a massive box of peaches. It
(29:34):
was like forty five dollars. Now, that's expensive, but not
when you think about how expensive fruit is right now,
and how many we got. So Jake got those cherries
because he uses cherries every night in his yogurt bowl.
He does frozen cherries, so he just pitted them and
froze them nice. And then the blackberries. That's what the
issue is. We got blackberries. I'm like, ah, we got
to figure out something because these are going to go bad.
(29:56):
So I might try to make preserves with those, but
a lot of people basically freeze them and everyone's an expert.
By the way, in the line, so the woman behind
me was so nice. She's like, hey, if you want
to extend the life of your fruit, She's like, I
take these home. I give them a super good wash.
I pat them dry, lay them out on like a
paper towel. She puts them in jars and puts them
(30:16):
in the fridge. She's like, they last for like over
two weeks when you do that. Wow, so your produce
will last longer. I know, hot tip, who knew this pot?
When we said I'm still fun naming this, This is
exactly what I was talking about. Yeah, Jenny's a cut
off queen, but I am telling you how to do preserves.
What is my life become? Jenny?
Speaker 1 (30:34):
Your life has become very appropriate for the age that
you're at. Thought that you what it is that was
so disrespectful.
Speaker 2 (30:41):
You're almost disrespectful as Instagram telling me I had seen
all content from everyone I follow for the past three days.
What does happen on Friday? And I want you to
fucking know there is no way from every person I follow,
like a thousand people. There is no two thousand people, baby,
there is no chance I saw. I think there was
(31:02):
a glitch, but I felt shameful. Yeah I don't.
Speaker 1 (31:07):
It was like Instagram was victimizing you.
Speaker 2 (31:09):
Thank you. I was like, it's so disrespectful. I didn't
ask for that. Also, isn't your goal, Instagram to keep
me here as long as possible?
Speaker 1 (31:17):
Wh would they ever try to make you feel like
shit about it? Well?
Speaker 2 (31:19):
I did so. Then I was to TikTok and posted
a video where Instagram had shamed me. I probably love
that they did. Yeah, yeah, there was support in the comments.
So anyway, we hit our time.
Speaker 1 (31:30):
Okay, Well, we'll be back in two weeks.
Speaker 2 (31:32):
Jenny will have stories from the Icelandic man she plowed,
and I was.
Speaker 1 (31:38):
I did bring this up with the Morning show peeps
earlier today that I love a lot a vacation romance.
It's so fun.
Speaker 2 (31:47):
Where's your sister going to go? If you bang in
your van?
Speaker 1 (31:50):
Is the issue? So I told them that, like, in
my mind, I'll probably meet some Icelandic man or like
a British guy who knows, because you know, it's definitely
gonna be a lot of foreign people in Iceland, and.
Speaker 2 (32:01):
I'll meet him felling the banging some guy from Oklahoma,
and I got you and Dave are exactly the same,
because that's literally he did say Oklahoma, but he said
like Arkansas or something, and.
Speaker 1 (32:10):
I was like, no, I'm going to Iceland to bang
someone from the United States. Okay, no, and yes, I
would love to maybe get some action, but it's probably
not gonna happen. Probably. Yeah, I'm going to be in
a cambra van with my sister. But I said that
it'd be super fun if we met a really cool
group of people at the beginning of the trip and
then we had a road tripping around the country together
(32:30):
and we'll see. But no, the chances are we're going
to roll up to every campsite. It's gonna be a
bunch of families and then me and my sister there
and I'll be like, all right, well, time for bed.
Speaker 2 (32:40):
That could be so trashy. Okay, you think you're hooking
up with a single guy his wife docs on the door.
Oh my, oh gos has you had no idea.
Speaker 1 (32:48):
That Iceland's going to be the safest country And I
get shot there because I bang somebody's husband.
Speaker 2 (32:53):
I feel like you'd get knife, you'd get knife. That's
exactly right. We safe travel. Thank you, send nudes, Love
you bye.
You're my mic on Yeah, okay, okay. Sol had a
moment of silence staring at me, and I was like, wait,
are we recording? Do you want me to kick it off?
Speaker 2 (00:09):
Or yes? I do?
Speaker 1 (00:10):
Okay, Hi, welcome to I'm Still Fun. This is the
podcast that Found and myself Jennys do every single week
and it comes out on Tuesday mornings and you can
listen to it wherever you listen to your podcasts.
Speaker 2 (00:21):
Let's get some admin out of the way. Next week
we will not have a podcast. I know you might
be thinking, wow, guys, this just happened. You're right, but
it's summer summer and Jenny's going to Iceland, so she
will be out of the country. And while I did
demand that she do a podcast from Iceland, she could
(00:41):
not confirm that she would have internet service. Yeah.
Speaker 1 (00:44):
Unfortunately, I'll be in a camper van and I will
a for sure not have the equipment.
Speaker 2 (00:49):
How many times do you think you'll dig a hole
in Iceland and shit in it?
Speaker 1 (00:52):
I don't think I'm going to have to because we
can't wildcamp in Iceland. We have to physically be camping
at campsites there, so I will have access to bathroom facility.
Speaker 2 (01:01):
You upset by that that you won't get to get
Holy Primal? Yeah, not at all.
Speaker 1 (01:05):
I'm very excited that I'm going to have access to
a bathroom, especially since my younger sister's coming with me
and she's never done campervan or like the life stuff before.
Like that would have been quite the culture shock for her,
I think, on top of being in a different country.
So I'm pretty okay with the fact that we'll actually
have some toilets to use. The good news is Iceland
(01:26):
is not extreme culture shock, so I don't think it's
going to affect your sister at all. It's most European
countries and they everyone speaks English, so and definitely English.
It's very I didn't think there was anything abnormal about
Iceland when I went. Is it driving on the right
side of the road or the wrong side?
Speaker 2 (01:44):
For you? Remember, I'm pretty sure we were on the
right side, okay, like America. But I guess I now
that I'm thinking about it, I guess I don't completely.
I never drive, Let's be honest. When Jake and I
go on vacations. First of all, a lot of cars
you rent their manual there, so I don't know how
to drive that. And yeah, so Jake always drives pretty
(02:06):
much if we get a rental car.
Speaker 1 (02:07):
Yeah, I'm a little bit nervous about that because truthfully,
like the big Cambra van trips I've taken, I literally
didn't drive at all, And now I'm going with my
younger sister and I don't I feel like I'm the
adult in this duo, and so I think I'm going
to be doing most of the driving with it, which
is fine, but I'm also usually with the long cammera
(02:28):
van trips I've done, it would be like me on
my phone looking for like the next super cool thing
to do, but not having to drive, so like I
could find everything and plan everything. And we just have
a loose itinerary for this trip, so we'll see how
that goes.
Speaker 2 (02:42):
If I recall I remember, I feel like I remember
all the roads being just fine, you know what I mean,
like nicely paved. Definitely not There's just like two lane
that I remember, only issue very wendy, which is not
great probably for the camper vane extra stress I remember,
(03:02):
which I think I've told you. The gas is insanely expensive,
Like everything's expensive there. That's like part of it, but
it's you know, I feel like you are good at
doing things cheap.
Speaker 1 (03:17):
So yeah, that's the thing. I've got plenty of plans
to keep it decently cheap. My sister told me that
she is checking a bag, which is fine, but I
literally was like, you need to send me the dimensions
of your bag because we have a camper van that's
like a minivan. It's not even a high roof for anything.
Speaker 2 (03:33):
So that'll be better than like, you know what, the
wind and all that stuff.
Speaker 1 (03:36):
Yeah, so I need to make sure that her luggage
and my luggage are going to fit in the area
that it needs to fit in because I know how
to live out of a very small space now and
have pretty minimal things. But the thing with Iceland is
you actually have to have so much shit. You need layers,
you need different kinds of clothes and stuff to be
able to survive the weather elements. So I told her
(03:58):
this weekend, I'm like, you need to measure suitcase. You
need to send it to me. I need to figure
out so I know what I can bring for luggage
to make sure everything fits.
Speaker 2 (04:06):
What airlines flying Delta okay? Nice?
Speaker 1 (04:09):
Yeah, and so far I don't want to jinx myself.
But my flight there, my row is not full yet.
I think there's a there's the middle seat open, but
we'll see.
Speaker 2 (04:19):
I don't know.
Speaker 1 (04:20):
I keep like frantically checking to see if I need
to like move my seat to a different area, you know.
Oh yeah, But yeah, I'm excited. I can't believe, like
I haven't had truly a I mean found I did
our a little retreat, but that was like in the
middle of the week, and I didn't really feel necessarily
like a vacation to me. And then I did go
to the Badlands, but that was literally the week I
(04:40):
like ended my relationship and so that was not a vacation.
So I haven't been on a trip this year yet,
and I'm just excited to have some time off and
be one with nature.
Speaker 2 (04:53):
You planned it really well too, where you get like
extended time off, Yeah, because it's over the fourth of July. Yeah,
I I need to like take a note and do
a vacation like that where you get like the extra time.
It's always like hard to do that with our two
person show, though, because I always feel like I'm betraying
Colt a little bit. I feel easier on the morning
(05:13):
show because you have like three other people, so it's
not a betrayal. Like if Colt did that to me,
I would probably turn on him for multiple days. Yes,
but I am very happy for you that you get
to do that and enjoy some time. We'll see how
it goes. I know, like traveling with a sibling, that
can be interesting. I would be curious to see I
(05:36):
love my sister, but I would be very curious to
see how my sister and I do alone going to
Europe together. I don't know how that would go.
Speaker 1 (05:46):
I agree. I am a very independent person when it
comes to being on trips and stuff like I if
I go on a bachelor party trip somewhere, I will
leave and go walk around by myself while everyone else
is hanging out at the house or something like that.
It's kind of my style of traveling sometimes when you're
with other people and I feel like I might get
(06:06):
up in the morning and just meander around if we're
staying at a place that's like a fun campsite area
or whatever. Just things that can give me my own
space and separation from being with her in a van
for nine days straight.
Speaker 2 (06:23):
Because people are probably curious and you said you have
a loose itinerary. What are some of the highlights that
you're looking forward to that are like, you're definitely doing.
Speaker 1 (06:31):
So we are doing sky Lagoon. We're not doing Blue Lagoon,
and unless it works out that on our way back,
we happen to be able to book on the way
back and we decide we want to do that also,
But we're doing sky Lagoon right when we get in.
And then I've got a couple hikes I don't know
the names of, honestly anything because I can't pronounce anything,
but I have a couple hikes set. I we're honestly
(06:54):
not booking certain things, like I really want to do
an ice cave tour, but everything I think is going
to be determined on the weather. And as of right now,
it looks like it's going to rain a ton, which
that's just the weather there or whatever. So and I
also don't know where we're going to be at what
day because we're really leaving it loose of going around
the entire We're doing the Ring Road, so not the
(07:15):
Golden Just a lot of people go and just do
the Golden Circle, and the Ring Road goes around the
entire country. So tons of spots there. I definitely there's
like a hike to a thermal hot springs. There's a
couple of things that are like free that are kind
of like a sky lagoon but they're in blue lagoon,
but they're free and not as fancy. There's some cities
(07:36):
that I've read that are super cool to just kind
of walk through. I want to see all the little
houses with the moss on top, so I have a
few pin locations for that because there's a lot of those.
But yeah, I don't know. It's kind of just whatever
we feel like doing. And I am the type of
person that likes to get out and see everything. So
I guess I'm gonna learn that about my sister how
(07:56):
she feels or she's going to stay in the car. Yeah,
her choice, right, truly, honestly, Like Andrew would always drive
when we would do trips, road trips or campra van stuff,
and a lot of times I'd be like stop here,
and I would get out and look and he wouldn't. Yeah,
Like that's just how it was sometimes because it'd be
a quick stop. So anyways, Yeah, just lots of like waterfalls.
I'm sure I'm gonna probably it's gonna be one of
(08:17):
those trips where you get sick.
Speaker 2 (08:18):
Of water by the end. The good news is it
really is like you will one thousand percent. There's no
way you won't get a rainbow in your waterfall. Like
it's like just given there, like you just get the
you get them and there they're awesome. And we did
like we went when we started, we went up to
like the I guess the west coast of the country first,
(08:40):
and we did like a thermal hot spring there. It
was pretty small, but like it was like pretty close
to where we were staying. And then the city that
always sticks out to me is vic. I really liked
that area, so I know you'll stop there. And we
did not do the full Golden circle. We did. I
picked the points that I wanted to see and I
was like, cause it's kind of like this is like
a jake kind of jokes, Like when we went to
(09:05):
what was it Bam for whatever. Wherever we went, what'd
you see a couple or a few beautifully clear blue lakes.
They all kind of start looking the same, which is
kind of like waterfalls, Like you feel bad saying it.
It's like we've you seen a couple of cool waterfalls.
It's like you we were kind of like, Okay, yeah.
Speaker 1 (09:24):
I did do something a little bit different with the strip,
where yes, I've used a lot of travel blogs and
social media to plan things, but I've really avoided trying
to watch too many videos or look at too many
pictures of things because I just want to see it
in person. And that was the one thing I was
always jealous of, because I would plan a fucking ten
(09:44):
day trip Andrew would have no idea what was going on,
and then he just got to see everything for the
first time in real life, whereas I saw the Google
images already of things. So I've been trying to avoid
looking at too much just so I can see it
with my own eyes, yeah, and not be like, ah,
I've already seen like twenty pictures of.
Speaker 2 (10:01):
This one thing. What I've like with planning trips with Jake,
I'll usually pick out where we stay, like I do
the thing, like I'm sure you do, like, hey, this
look good kind of thing, even though I already know
I'm booking it trying to be nice. Yeah, we do,
And then I pick out the exact like cities or
destinations I want to see. I'll ask him if there's
something he really wants to do, Like we went to Paris.
(10:23):
He has a favorite pastry chef. He was like, I
really want to go. I'm like, absolutely right. But the
one thing I make Jake always be in charge of
is transit. You have to figure out how we're getting
from here to there, if we're renting a car, if
we have to get a plane and we have to
do a train, and what routes we take and book
the proper tickets, because I'm like, that will never be
how my brain works. I hate that aspect, even in
(10:45):
areas where Ione's like, oh it's so easy to do
public transit, somehow I'll end up on the train going
the wrong way. I just know it. Yeah, So that's
like the one thing I'm like, you like, especially when
we went to Switzerland and so many trains in care,
I'm like, you are in charge. He's like got it,
and he's he has good like figuring that out. So
I'll give him a pass on that.
Speaker 1 (11:02):
But that's good.
Speaker 2 (11:04):
Yeah, hopefully you know you have some fun travel coming
up too, if you're listening or you have already done
something this year, because it is like obviously if you
listen to this podcast. You know, Jenny and I are
obsessed with traveling and seeing new spots.
Speaker 1 (11:17):
So yeah, yeah, I don't have anything else planned after
this besides like some bachelor things. But I got a
lovely DM from our buddy intern John that used to
work on the morning show and now he works out
in DC in on Radio Style, and he messaged me
at like two am on Sunday morning and was like,
(11:38):
come to my bar in DC, pussy, And I was
like literally responding to one of my stories of doing
something on Saturday, and I go, you know, this wasn't
the DM I was hoping to wake up to on
Sunday morning. But sure, I'll look into some dates to
come visit. Because him and Shelby who's on his show,
they've both texted me and been like come out here.
You can stay with either of us. And John owns
(11:59):
a bar out there now, and so they're like come
out here, blah blah blah blah, like you're a barrow
and or pay for my flight. Well, I told you so.
He was texting Tina and I a few weekends ago.
I was like, you guys should come out here, and
I was like, will you give us free drinks and
he was like, have you ever paid for drinks once
when you hung.
Speaker 2 (12:13):
Out with me?
Speaker 1 (12:14):
And I was like, you know what, You're right, John,
John has literally always paid for everything. When TV I
used to like meet up with him, and John used
to come to the city. Is quite a bit because
his family lived here, but his family moved to Tennessee,
so he doesn't come back here really like no ever anymore.
So maybe a trip to DC's in the future, we'll see.
Speaker 2 (12:31):
Okay, well that's exciting, something else to look forward to, Jenny, Yeah,
you should go. And it's like, what cherry blossom? What
do they have?
Speaker 1 (12:37):
You know that's in the spring? Is it magnolia?
Speaker 2 (12:39):
No, it's cherry blossoms? Is it?
Speaker 1 (12:41):
They do it in the spring? It's in April that happened.
Sounds like it's busy though, Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 2 (12:46):
I don't.
Speaker 1 (12:46):
I mean it would be fun, but I don't. Yeah,
I don't know. I have been to DC before, but
like very briefly to see John's comedy tours. I don't
feel like I really got to explore the city a
whole time.
Speaker 2 (12:56):
I've only been for the cliche middle school field trip
where you go and you see all the things.
Speaker 1 (13:03):
Yeah, that's all.
Speaker 2 (13:03):
Yeah, I've been.
Speaker 1 (13:04):
John was trying to tell Tina and I. He's like, come,
did you see learn about some history?
Speaker 2 (13:08):
You like idiots?
Speaker 1 (13:09):
And I was like, first of all, if I'm going
to DC, I don't give a shit about that kind
of stuff. Okay, I maybe you want to see the
White House whatever. And I did go to the Smithsonian
when I was there the last time, but I don't
think I even realized how close I was to the
White House because I never saw it and I was
in that area. Yeah, like I was right there, but
like we just didn't walk words it, so I didn't
(13:29):
even know I was right by it.
Speaker 2 (13:30):
So I get that. I get that. All I have
to tell you. I think I want to say on
this podcast, like early on starting it, I swear I
made like one of my New Year's resolutions, not this year,
it must have been last year or something, that I
wanted to learn how to play majong. Yes you remember this.
Speaker 1 (13:51):
I remember you talking about wanting to learn it. Yeah,
and I have no idea what point you said that.
Speaker 2 (13:55):
But I never ever did it. And I learned to
play Friday. Yeah, I was it awesome. Well, I won,
so obviously of course, so obviously the experience was even better.
I actually hit the majong, which is like hitting a bingo. Right, yeah,
so let me go. I'll go give you a quick
little history lesson. Okay, I don't have any actual facts
(14:16):
in front of me. So basically, I think if you've
watched Crazy Rich Asians, that might be where you've heard
of majong. At the end when she goes to the
mother in law and they're playing the game looks like
a dice game with tons of different characters on it.
That's majong. Okay, It's like a four person thing. So
how we did it because we learned there were eight
of us because it was my friend's birthday party, so
she hired this woman who teaches and we had partners
(14:37):
just so like because there were eight of us. So
long story longer. I believe it began in like China.
Then it was kind of like super popular in like
Japan and Indonesia. Then some guy and like the late
eighteen hundreds from New York went he brought it back.
I think it was really huge with like the Jewish community,
and now it's literally like pickleball, everyone and their brother
(15:00):
is obsessed with Majong and how the woman kind of
explained it as like she's from Texas, so like people
think it's like a Texas thing because it has that
like flare where you can set up your tablescape super
pretty and you like can get pretty like like colorful dice,
all these different things. So I learned this is kind
of cool. Every year, there's like a national organization in
like New York or wherever it is, and they're the
(15:23):
official Majong people. They release a card every year and
that's the card you play by for the entire year.
So it shows you different things you can get, like
because you can line up your dice in like all
these different ways to win, and you as you get
them and you're discarding them and you're going through it,
you're like slowly figuring out which one of these lines
(15:44):
you're going to try to go for, Okay, and it
is super confusing, but I can see how she said
it's not a game of skill, it's a game of luck, truly.
But she said it would probably take about ten times
playing for you to feel pretty comfortable knowing all the
rules because there are super weird rules of like how
the die is distributed. There's like a it's crazy, but
(16:10):
it was so fun. I would highly recommend trying it.
Let me find this woman. Actually, I think she started
following me online, but she said she like she this
is not her full time job. She just was like
I grew up around it. I started like seeing it.
She's like nine parties booked that week. I'm like, oh
my god, do.
Speaker 1 (16:29):
You feel like while you're looking for that, do you
feel like it was annoying to learn the rules and
stuff though, Because that's like where my brain taps out
of board games is if I have to remember five
million things, I'm kind of like, I'm over it. Like
I think I played Settlers of Katan or Katan whatever
one time and.
Speaker 2 (16:45):
I hated it. I think so I felt like that
was Settlers of Katan as well. I did not like it.
I'm not going to find her name. I feel bad.
I'll try to look for it. I felt the same way,
but I think that's because of that game to me
was boring. Yeah, this one gave me like a thrill
because you're like you're winning, then you're kind of losing,
then you're and it's I don't know, it's I felt
(17:07):
like it's so hard. Someone Okay, So she said, it's
like also great for older women because it helps I
know it can't like technically, but it helps with your brain,
like helping you remember things and like work your brain activity.
So it's a great way for women or men whatever
to get together. And it's not just about eating out.
So I don't know, there was like excitement to it
because you're up, then you're down. You're up, you're down,
(17:28):
And I think once you get really good, you can
kind of see you can start actually paying attention to
other people and see what they're going for, so you
can start trying to like play defense and block them
from getting what they want. But like in the early stages,
you're so like, so no, I think it could be
if I didn't have an instructor and I was trying
to learn it on my own if that, but she
(17:49):
was so good she would come around and tell you.
She'd be like, look at it. Go this is what
line you should be going for. Go to the next person,
tell them, oh, you should distribute this. You should be
looking for this. But it is super confusing. If I
went out today and tried to play it without an instructor.
No chance, Yeah, no chance. So anyway, but they have
(18:10):
like leagues and different things you can get into, so
it's kind of like pick a ball. You seem like
you're so confused at first, and you were like, what
the I don't know what do you mean? I can't
go past this white line? What do you mean I
have to say one too, like two or whatever? Because
you're saying your player number first, and like it's confusing
for a while, and you just start liking it and
(18:30):
you get it.
Speaker 1 (18:31):
So I saw a picture of you and you were
with someone else and you were both winners. Was it
a partner thing or not?
Speaker 2 (18:38):
Yeah, she was my partner. So since there were eight
of us, they had a partner up. It's usually four people, Okay, okay,
And that is why I was wearing a Majong hat
because that is what I won for my prize.
Speaker 1 (18:49):
Congratulations, thank you, that's exciting. You said you had such
a busy weekend.
Speaker 2 (18:53):
Oh that was a Friday. That was Friday. Right after
the show, I went straight to Majong. Okay, Saturday, Jake
I made Oh that she says the most me thing ever.
Oh yeah, there's like my fruit truck dot com and
they do pop ups and you get fresh fruit from
like Georgia. So I went and waid it in line
and got a ton of peaches, blackberries and cherries.
Speaker 1 (19:13):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (19:14):
Then we went and like looked for cars and stuff,
and then I went to Oh god, I don't know
what else it did, Jenny, I was so busy. Oh,
we went out on the boat. Then we went and
saw that movie l e oh, and then sat Sunday.
I had to throw out the first pitch.
Speaker 1 (19:31):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (19:32):
Then I went and all of had a dance party,
like her dance team had his pool party blazing hot ass.
And then I made peach preserves and then I blacked out.
It was the busiest week. I think every minute was
filled with something and.
Speaker 1 (19:44):
It was so hot out on top of it. It's
like anytime you had to be outside the Twins game.
I know, ay boy, I did leave early, no surprise.
Speaker 2 (19:52):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (19:53):
I messaged found as soon as she had posted I
think on Saturday about throwing out the first pitch. I
was like, you would be run out the first pitch
on like the hottest day of the year.
Speaker 2 (20:02):
I picked that date. Yeah, they have me do that.
You have to pick the date like months in advance.
Speaker 1 (20:07):
Right, and obviously, yeah, so you picked it ahead of
time thinking that you'd probably be good June, like, it
wouldn't be so beaut awful.
Speaker 2 (20:13):
I had no idea it'd be this hot, and Jake goes,
I did, so where the hell were you mother? So anyway,
but at times I love it.
Speaker 1 (20:22):
I had this housewarming party this weekend. I had a
couple actually, and one of them was a pool party
Vibe and just a beautiful house, beautiful pool area, and
they bought this super dope slip and slide thing. It
was like an inflatable slip and slide. So I'm watching
all the guys go and stuff and they're doing fun tricks,
and then they made a game out of it that like,
(20:42):
once you get off of the slip and slide and
you keep sliding on the grass, try to get to
this like green bucket and whoever it's the furthest wins whatever.
So I'm taking videos of the guys, of course, want
to get some social media content. And then I'm sitting
back down by the pool with some friends and one
of the guys who is taking videos he and was
doing this live side, comes up and he's like, hey,
(21:03):
that's your phone, right, And I was like yeah. He's like,
can you send me those photos and videos that you
were taking because I want to see your point of
view too, And I was like sure. So I'm like, okay,
what's your number? And I immediately go into text messages
just to put his number in. I'm not trying to
like save his contact whatever. And I was like, what's
your number, and he like takes his phone away and
like highlights the phone number and then goes into my contacts,
(21:25):
adds himself into my contacts, like full name everything. He
hasn't even told me his name at this point. Yeah,
And I'm like okay, and then he closes out of
the contacts, goes into my albums and I go, hold on, yeah,
you don't just go into some random persons. Why no.
Speaker 3 (21:44):
I was like, bowl the fucking move, buddy, and he goes,
You're right, I probably should have asked, but he just
like started doing all this stuff, and I was like, listen,
I don't care that you added your full name and
phone number in here, even though I thought it was
just texting you some videos.
Speaker 2 (21:58):
Also, I actively air drop people things because I don't
want everyone having my phone number.
Speaker 1 (22:04):
So I'm sitting here thinking like, was that his move
to try to get my number or something? Because his
phone wasn't very far away. It was on a long chair,
like ten feet away. So I don't know. Maybe he's
a weird one that doesn't have an iPhone, who knows,
But there was part of me that thought like, was
he going to try to text me now because he
has and he hasn't. Yeah, but I just sat there
and I was like, give me my phone right now.
(22:26):
You have no idea what's in my albums? And he
knew like he was in the wrong. But I I
would never immediately grab someone's phone, put yourself in that
as their contact, and start going into their albums to
send myself things. That's such an invasion of privacy.
Speaker 2 (22:40):
I feel like it's crazy. Yeah, people are wild, but
also no, that also makes me wonder if he's just
incredibly pure and has never taken a nude or anything.
Speaker 1 (22:49):
I don't never nobody at this party is fucking pure,
trust me. This is like, this is like my EDM
party crew who like, you know, I can't.
Speaker 2 (22:59):
He just doesn't care.
Speaker 1 (23:00):
I came from one housewarming party where everyone's my age,
everyone's married, has kids. You know, this is their second house,
the step up because now they're having more kids. Yeah,
where to the party of my em friends who everyone's
still party is till four in the morning.
Speaker 2 (23:15):
So that was that part.
Speaker 1 (23:16):
Okay, this man, I highly doubt was pure quote unquote,
but yeah, I thought that that was quite the thing.
Have you been watching Love Island? By the way, No,
I do not watch Love Island way and I never
have I either.
Speaker 2 (23:28):
I don't know how anyone could because I well, that's
a lot. So I tried, I think, like the London
or like the British one once, but the fact that
they release a new episode every day, it's like a
part time job to try to watch it. However, if
I did not have Olive Easy Breezy, yeah, I would
totally watch it.
Speaker 1 (23:48):
So I had these two dogs this weekend that I
absolutely adore love watching. They're such cuddle bugs. So I
didn't do shit with my life from probably Friday at
three pm until Saturday morning besides kind of hang out
at the house, cuddle with the dogs, watch TV. So
I started watching Love Island and A it is juicy, good,
(24:08):
shitty reality TV. But b I feel like I also
can't watch it because there is so much sexual attentionion,
and like they do these competitions where they're all making
out with each other, and I'm like, oh my god,
this girl hasn't been touched. This girl has in me,
hasn't been touched in many, many months. And so I
(24:29):
feel like I can't watch it because I'm just sitting
here watching all these people get their niness on, and
I am sitting with two dogs laying next to me
by myself.
Speaker 2 (24:37):
You know, I do think the time we have a conversation,
but I think it's time that you rip yourkoochie band
aid off. Now. I don't I'm not saying you need
to get in a relationship, but I do think you
need to sit on it. I know, just any random
I know, gloryhole Dick.
Speaker 1 (24:53):
No, I don't want Jesse.
Speaker 2 (24:55):
I know you don't glory old Dick. I know.
Speaker 1 (24:59):
I am not trying to be that kind of a person.
My god, I'm not that desperate.
Speaker 2 (25:03):
I know.
Speaker 1 (25:04):
I really feel like there's somebody I could probably call
if I really wanted to, but I'm not going to
many people. Yeah, many people.
Speaker 2 (25:11):
By the way, Well I can't say it really on
the podcast, but yeah, no, I can't know.
Speaker 1 (25:17):
I was like, wait, what, never mind. I will say
one thing that I did learn from Love Island that
I've never heard before but I liked it is one
girl called herself a cutoff queen, where she's like, mmm,
I'm cutting you off because you did me dirty or whatever.
And I was like, ooh, I think that's what I'm
going to be like if I am dating and like
people just do me wrong within like seconds, I'm going
(25:38):
to be a cut off queen because I'm too old
for bullshit in games. Yeah, and so that will be
who I am if I come across people who deserve
to be cut off.
Speaker 2 (25:47):
I like that. We're in very different situations in life
right now, Jenny. I'm I'm a preserves queen and you're
a cutoff.
Speaker 1 (25:53):
Oh, trust me, trust me. I wish I wasn't in
this fucking phase, but I know this is my life now.
And yeah, it's cut off queen spelled with a K
or a que I would I what do you mean
cut queen? Okay? I was like, why would you ever
(26:14):
spell cut with a que? That's okay?
Speaker 2 (26:19):
I don't know.
Speaker 1 (26:19):
I wrote it in my phone as a note and
I spelled it q Okay.
Speaker 2 (26:23):
Maybe I could you know title the episode I have
cut off? Queen, do you want to try some of
my peach preserves I made?
Speaker 1 (26:30):
I don't know why I feel like an idiot, but
I don't understand what that means. Is a jam?
Speaker 2 (26:34):
No, but you would basically call it that. I actually
looked up with the differences today because someone was asking me.
I was like, I actually don't completely know the difference
between preserves and jam. Okay, jelly is totally different. So
jelly is juice only.
Speaker 1 (26:50):
Don't think into that.
Speaker 2 (26:51):
Okay, it doesn't have real fruit in it, had just juice.
Jam is mashed fruit. It's pretty thick preserves whole fruit
or chunks. So it's kind of so like when I
did the strawberries, I just cut strawberries in half, and
then when they were in the pan, I did like
a little smushy, but not a lot. So like when
I spread it over, there's like you can see like
a full, like half strawberry in it. Oh, I fucking
(27:13):
love it. So the peaches were kind of similar. I
learned so much making this. You to get the skin off,
boil the peach for one minute, ice bath for one minute,
and the skin just comes right off. It's kind of amazing. Honestly,
I had no idea.
Speaker 1 (27:28):
So did you bring me? Like, do you put it
in a jar?
Speaker 2 (27:30):
I jarred them and I put them in the fridge.
I didn't bring you one yet because I don't know
if you like peaches. I was very surprised the day
we did the crumble cookie test and I was like,
how do you like it? And you're like, I don't
like lemons and you're eating a lemon cookie and I
was like, oh, I didn't know you didn't like lemony things.
Speaker 1 (27:45):
I shouldn't say I don't like lemony things. But it's
definitely not my top choice. I was given a dessert platter.
It's probably not gonna be one of my top picks
on a dessert platter, but I would love to try.
I love I know it's not jams, but I love
a good jam.
Speaker 2 (27:59):
Yeah. So I think the strawberry I like strawberry better,
but Jake City like the peach better.
Speaker 1 (28:04):
How many did you make?
Speaker 2 (28:05):
Like?
Speaker 1 (28:05):
How many does it make?
Speaker 2 (28:07):
So learning as I go, Jenny, I did two pounds
of strawberries and it only made two jars. So this
time I did like three pounds of I started with
four pounds of peaches, and then it diced down to
three pounds, like once you get the pit and stuff out,
and that made like six jars. So I have plenty, basically,
is what I'm saying. If you want, I might even
(28:27):
have some jars for you. You can have if you want,
I might take some jars. I have plenty of peaches.
I also have blackberries, so I thought about making BlackBerry preserves.
And I'm like, am I getting out of control?
Speaker 1 (28:36):
Is this why you went and got your bougie ass
fruit from bougie Okay? But it's just that the produce
is so fresh, so fauch better. Just to set this up,
Found texts me on Saturday morning and tells me she's
going specifically to some stand to get fruit from, like
Georgia or it's.
Speaker 2 (28:51):
Not any stand, a semi truck. Yeah, rolls up that
you are on an email list. My mom's on it.
It's literally my foot find it myfruit truck dot com.
A lot of people listening probably have heard of this, Okay,
so people know about it. So in February they came
with fresh strawberries from Florida. This time you find out
what they're bringing. You can only pay cash, and if
(29:13):
you do card, it's like it has a little fee.
You get there right when. I got there early because
they're like lines can be long, but the line moves
so fast. And so this time they had those three
fruits they have, like I think walnuts and honey too,
but I didn't get those. And so to give you
an idea, it is a massive box of peaches. It
(29:34):
was like forty five dollars. Now, that's expensive, but not
when you think about how expensive fruit is right now,
and how many we got. So Jake got those cherries
because he uses cherries every night in his yogurt bowl.
He does frozen cherries, so he just pitted them and
froze them nice. And then the blackberries. That's what the
issue is. We got blackberries. I'm like, ah, we got
to figure out something because these are going to go bad.
(29:56):
So I might try to make preserves with those, but
a lot of people basically freeze them and everyone's an expert.
By the way, in the line, so the woman behind
me was so nice. She's like, hey, if you want
to extend the life of your fruit, She's like, I
take these home. I give them a super good wash.
I pat them dry, lay them out on like a
paper towel. She puts them in jars and puts them
(30:16):
in the fridge. She's like, they last for like over
two weeks when you do that. Wow, so your produce
will last longer. I know, hot tip, who knew this pot?
When we said I'm still fun naming this, This is
exactly what I was talking about. Yeah, Jenny's a cut
off queen, but I am telling you how to do preserves.
What is my life become? Jenny?
Speaker 1 (30:34):
Your life has become very appropriate for the age that
you're at. Thought that you what it is that was
so disrespectful.
Speaker 2 (30:41):
You're almost disrespectful as Instagram telling me I had seen
all content from everyone I follow for the past three days.
What does happen on Friday? And I want you to
fucking know there is no way from every person I follow,
like a thousand people. There is no two thousand people, baby,
there is no chance I saw. I think there was
(31:02):
a glitch, but I felt shameful. Yeah I don't.
Speaker 1 (31:07):
It was like Instagram was victimizing you.
Speaker 2 (31:09):
Thank you. I was like, it's so disrespectful. I didn't
ask for that. Also, isn't your goal, Instagram to keep
me here as long as possible?
Speaker 1 (31:17):
Wh would they ever try to make you feel like
shit about it? Well?
Speaker 2 (31:19):
I did so. Then I was to TikTok and posted
a video where Instagram had shamed me. I probably love
that they did. Yeah, yeah, there was support in the comments.
So anyway, we hit our time.
Speaker 1 (31:30):
Okay, Well, we'll be back in two weeks.
Speaker 2 (31:32):
Jenny will have stories from the Icelandic man she plowed,
and I was.
Speaker 1 (31:38):
I did bring this up with the Morning show peeps
earlier today that I love a lot a vacation romance.
It's so fun.
Speaker 2 (31:47):
Where's your sister going to go? If you bang in
your van?
Speaker 1 (31:50):
Is the issue? So I told them that, like, in
my mind, I'll probably meet some Icelandic man or like
a British guy who knows, because you know, it's definitely
gonna be a lot of foreign people in Iceland, and.
Speaker 2 (32:01):
I'll meet him felling the banging some guy from Oklahoma,
and I got you and Dave are exactly the same,
because that's literally he did say Oklahoma, but he said
like Arkansas or something, and.
Speaker 1 (32:10):
I was like, no, I'm going to Iceland to bang
someone from the United States. Okay, no, and yes, I
would love to maybe get some action, but it's probably
not gonna happen. Probably. Yeah, I'm going to be in
a cambra van with my sister. But I said that
it'd be super fun if we met a really cool
group of people at the beginning of the trip and
then we had a road tripping around the country together
(32:30):
and we'll see. But no, the chances are we're going
to roll up to every campsite. It's gonna be a
bunch of families and then me and my sister there
and I'll be like, all right, well, time for bed.
Speaker 2 (32:40):
That could be so trashy. Okay, you think you're hooking
up with a single guy his wife docs on the door.
Oh my, oh gos has you had no idea.
Speaker 1 (32:48):
That Iceland's going to be the safest country And I
get shot there because I bang somebody's husband.
Speaker 2 (32:53):
I feel like you'd get knife, you'd get knife. That's
exactly right. We safe travel. Thank you, send nudes, Love
you bye.
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