Glad Girls

🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉 In this episode, our favorite Aunties dive into a medley of topics that range from disappointing events to chilling crime stories. First up, they dissect the recently hyped event "Oz Escape Experience." Promoted as an experience of Oz-themed adventure, the reality fell short for many attendees. Ontie recounts her own underwhelming experience, highlighting organizational flaws and lackluster execution that left participants feeling more like they were stuck in Kansas than on a magical journey. Next, our duo tackles the contentious issue of Farmers' Market prices. While these markets promise fresh, local produce, they often come with a hefty price tag. Shifting gears, they discuss the idea of recording memories for posterity. They explore how technology can preserve personal narratives long after we're gone. Reflecting on the importance of storytelling, they emphasize the value of leaving behind a digital legacy so future generations can hear firsthand accounts of our lives. Moving into true crime territory, the Aunties review the disturbing case of the "TikTok Star Murders." With social media fame and real-life violence colliding, the hosts analyze the cultural implications of influencers becoming targets and the blurred lines between online personas and personal safety. Finally, the podcast takes a humorous turn as they critique the Rexulti medication ads featuring an unnervingly cheerful smiley face. They unpack the bizarre marketing strategy and its potential effects on viewers, questioning the effectiveness of such an unconventional approach in pharmaceutical advertising. Join Ontie and Antie Joan as they navigate through these eclectic topics, offering insightful commentary, personal anecdotes, and plenty of candid opinions along the way. Now we invite you to sit back, relax and enjoy! 🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉 What we are watching: Tiktok Star Murders - Peacock Commercials we have to talk about: Rezulti