I Said What I Said (Pilot)

An episode of the The Tuesday Tea podcast, hosted by Serenitea Says, titled "I Said What I Said (Pilot)" was published on January 16, 2026 and runs 18 minutes.

January 16, 2026 ·18m · The Tuesday Tea

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Summary

I Said What I Said: Support Local (Or Don’t)In this pilot episode, I interrupt the usual health and wellness talk to introduce a new segment called I Said What I Said. Think bestie voice notes with zero filter, all the details, all the opinions, and none of the performative politeness we’re all tired of pretending to have.This episode is a full rant on “support local” culture, small-town cliques, fake reciprocity, undercover hater energy, and why blind loyalty to local businesses is not the flex people think it is.We’re talking social media algorithms, one-sided support, favoritism, pay-to-play organizations, mean girl dynamics, and why I no longer feel obligated to support people who refuse to support back.No names. No businesses called out. All hypothetical scenarios based on lived experience.Raw. Real. Mostly uncut.If you’ve ever felt this way but didn’t have the balls to say it out loud, this one’s for you.I said what I said.

Episode Description

I Said What I Said: Support Local (Or Don’t)

In this pilot episode, I interrupt the usual health and wellness talk to introduce a new segment called I Said What I Said. Think bestie voice notes with zero filter, all the details, all the opinions, and none of the performative politeness we’re all tired of pretending to have.

This episode is a full rant on “support local” culture, small-town cliques, fake reciprocity, undercover hater energy, and why blind loyalty to local businesses is not the flex people think it is.

We’re talking social media algorithms, one-sided support, favoritism, pay-to-play organizations, mean girl dynamics, and why I no longer feel obligated to support people who refuse to support back.

No names. No businesses called out. All hypothetical scenarios based on lived experience.

Raw. Real. Mostly uncut.

If you’ve ever felt this way but didn’t have the balls to say it out loud, this one’s for you.

I said what I said.