All right hello everybody this is Ellie and I'm here with my sister Audrey. Hi. Sorry that was not how I was putting on introducing that. That's okay.
So right now it's at least six o'clock hour and if you are a regular listener to the six o'clock hour on Tuesdays you know that right now is my show Broken Record and so in honor of the 16 hour broadcast I thought I would bring on my sister who just graduated this past year and I thought it would be fun to go over her year up year gone, year college, what she's been doing and we're also going to talk about some songs that are key parts of our childhood that we associate with memories and that we just grew up listening to and have strong connections with and so I don't know about you Audrey but I have a lot of songs that mean a lot to me and I have a lot of songs that I'll randomly hear it on the radio one day and be like I actually still love this song and you used to sing this like every day. But yeah so I know what song I want to start with. Do you have a song that you want to pick out first? Well no what's kind of funny is that recently I went through like my Spotify my playlist of all the music I've been listening to and I actually did the same sort of thing that we're going to do today and I pulled out all the songs that I associate with my friends or like with memories and stuff so this is kind of like great timing because I do have a bunch of those that I can give out at the top of my head because I made that playlist.
Very nice. What's the name of the playlist if you don't know asking? I mean the names of my playlist are kind of boring. Okay that's why I'm kidding.
I know I know I wish I was more creative. Minor kind of lame too. Minor kind of lame too. Yeah but the playlist name for this one is just like songs that make me think of my friends.
Oh okay that is kind of lame. It is. I have a couple of. Do you have any like fun names for your playlist?
I have one called Rainier Cherries because. Okay is that like granola like wilderness type of music? Yeah kind of. Summer.
Yeah. Because I associate the summer with Rainier Cherries because that's one and they're my favorite. Yeah. I don't really have like I don't know I'm not that creative.
Okay well do you have like never heard one online and I'm like oh my god that's a great playlist name. Well I try to not re like I use. Okay I agree I agree. I try to think of them on my own but.
That's okay. I actually I actually come up with a lot of mine. I have so I have multiple untitled playlists but that's only because I don't bother naming my playlist if like I created a playlist for like a concert coming up or if like it's just like maybe one or two songs that have been stuck in my head but I just want to like have them together because they're not necessarily from the same artist or anything. Yeah.
So I have a couple of untitled playlists that I just like haven't deleted yet but I have but then I have other ones like oh I have what okay you do not have a lot of I have a bunch of like I feel like every month I make a new playlist. Yeah. Well I make new playlists as frequently but then I just delete them. You delete them?
Well if I'm not like listening to them anymore and I don't really care about them no because I have like a core group I have a core playlist like bunch that I always keep but I change out my other playlists like quite frequently so I just delete the ones I don't really use anymore. That's kind of crazy. I'm worried to delete any of my playlists because I think that I'm going to forget about the songs that were on there. Well yeah but like how often do you go back and look at the playlists?
Like do you do it enough that it's worth it? I mean kind of yeah. Okay. Sometimes I'll be in a certain mood and I know what I need to listen to like a specific genre or artist and I can like go back and find that particular song.
Okay. Yeah. That makes sense. I don't know.
I kind of... Like ones that you're just like that I was a good one. Well this is embarrassing though. Okay.
Well then take a different one. No I don't know. You're like gonna be honest. I'm gonna be honest.
Okay then do it. So I change out so I have like a playlist that I use when I run and it's just like a girl running like that emoji. Okay. Well I changed it so like originally I had a playlist called The Treadmill is my runway where I had a bunch of songs that like kind of had Uppy and kind of just like feel good where like I felt like a boss when I was like walking or running on the treadmill like just stuff that would keep me motivated but then I like and I ended up realizing that when I put on that playlist I would just queue up like like five to ten songs from the playlist like every time.
So I decided to make that... I decided to make that... Sorry. I decided to make that into a smaller playlist.
So I listened to that one. I listened to... So you like split it up or you just like okay so... Then I listened to one.
Okay so what are the names? Like we really don't offer the group. It's the girl running emoji. That's the name.
Okay. It's all time favorites. That's my second one. And I just have all the songs that I love and I don't really add that often.
I don't add to it unless like it's not a playlist that like I like spread the moment. It's something where like if I'm listening to this song over and over again and I'm like okay. Yeah and then you add it. Like that's meaning I like this song.
And then my third... Actually that's not true. My third is called Light at the End of the Tunnel. Okay.
It's my reference to Perks of Being Well Father. No. Okay well just technically is I guess. I don't know.
That's just made me think about it. I'm not your favorite singer. So like going to college in Arizona I realized that seasonal depression it really is a thing here. Like it's...
No it's true. Okay and so this playlist I made my senior year but it was it's all like songs that I associate with summer or like really upbeat like like a couple of country songs like surfaces that like a bunch of surfaces songs and all that sort of stuff. And the playlist like when I listen to that playlist I just am like a lot happier. I'm in an upbeat mood.
And what I realized this spring was that like since it's so hot in Arizona and there aren't really seasons I was like okay it felt like summer a lot earlier so I listened to this playlist a lot earlier and so it made me really happy. So that's my third playlist. Okay I see. When you were saying that like you listen to it a lot and then you add it to the playlist that made me think of a playlist I used to have but I deleted it because it got too massive.
It was a skull emoji. You're crazy. I just like you told you your playlist though. And whenever I would delete a playlist I would add it to the skull I would like add the playlist to the skull emoji playlist because like all the ones that I've deleted and then I would just have like a massive catalog of like all the songs that I've had on my playlist before.
That is insane. And then I was like this is just really too much. Like I don't care about this anymore so I delete a bit. It's insane.
No I am. Well it's true. That happened. And then I also you're gonna say something.
It's really quick. I have a friend who does that too but like that's the one playlist. Do they always listen to it? Yes.
Okay well I never listened to it so I was just like this is stupid. Yeah I don't need this. That is kind of. Because I was gonna use it to like reference and be like I don't want to forget this song but I'm not going back here anyway so why not.
Okay another song I've ever put list that I have is called Rewind the Tape in reference to cassette tapes. No way. Really? Yeah yeah.
In case you didn't know. I would have gotten that reference. I'm okay well I just had to make sure it was clear. But that's all like songs for my childhood songs from I don't know just like kind of the theme of this but just a lot more songs that are kind of unhinged.
I have a lot of cohesive verbs songs on there. That's kind of funny though because when I hear Rewind the Tape I think songs that would have came out when cassette tapes were available. Okay well so I do have a playlist for that too. Well I know but I know but it's called something different because I want to rewind the tape to be about my life.
Because I'm selfish. My life. My life. No.
Well I have that and then I have another playlist that is kind of music like that. I guess I'm not a hundred percent sure like one because that's starting getting really popular but I have a playlist that I play when our parents are in the car and like it's like songs that like I know they like and like the like both parents because like my mom likes more artists that I do than my dad likes. Not that he doesn't like them he just doesn't listen to them so he doesn't care to listen to them often but I have like a playlist with all of their songs that they do like on it and it's called Burns and Turned. What?
I don't really know how I came up with that but I did and it stuck and I actually kind of like it. I don't I think I made it like on vacation or something but I don't know. You're just. Burns and turned.
I don't know but I have that and then I have another playlist called Kiss in the Kitchen which is my one of my favorite playlists I've ever made. Is that a Harry Styles reference? Yes. Okay but it's literally not relating to Harry Styles at all the playlists music.
The playlists music is like songs from like the 40s and 50s. This is so funny. And like they like well because it's just like songs that like make me want to dance around in the kitchen like a Sunday morning time. Yeah.
That's relaxing. That's cute but I think it's funny too because the names of your play like they work but they're not what I would think to name my playlist. Oh I also have another playlist called Locating dot dot dot. That's kind of my granola playlist that's like inspired by like music you like.
Interesting. Yeah and then I also have one that's called No. Why? Because this because the songs on this playlist give me like very like I'm a boss like you like I rule the world and I can say no.
Actually like can you add so okay the biggest like fight in our family but between us like where's this going? That we will constantly have is whether or not Apple music or Spotify is better because I use Spotify and I'll use this Apple music. Oh you'll actually be proud to hear this but I have been listening to Spotify more. Oh really?
Only because I made a Taylor Swift playlist on there for a mom to listen to and so I just kept it on there because I didn't want to have the same playlist on two platforms so whenever I feel like listening to Taylor Swift I listened to it on Spotify. Interesting but everything else I listened to on Apple music. Interesting. But it's no it's I don't really I haven't used Apple music in quite a while but can you add like descriptions to your playlist?
Yeah. Because I feel like you should just like you should put like little explanations of why you can who's gonna see it? Well I'm curious about yeah but when are you gonna see my playlist like we don't share the same account? No but I could find you like you up on a stock or no yeah yeah okay.
I'm not okay anyway we got really seriously off topic. I know. Okay do you want to play your first song first or do you want me to play them? Won't like introduce the song.
Oh introduce them. Yeah I should sing it right now. No I have a guitar here you're gonna start singing live. I can that's too much.
J.B. you Audrey Sadler singing. That is too much for me. Which one do you want to talk about?
I'll talk about this one but you have to talk about it. You just move the one on the hotkeys and Ellie keeps on moving them out. She's like which one? No I don't want to give it away because it's not going to introduce it.
You're moving the mouse. Okay going to two different songs. Can you tell our sisters I want you to introduce the one you told me to play and you told me to add Audrey. Okay.
You have some common sense. Okay. Okay geez. I just just think a little bit.
Okay. That's a very nice. That was nice. Okay so this first song that we're gonna talk about.
My mom was listening I hope she feels nostalgia of our argument. She's always a headache. Everyone else probably. Okay well then introduce this song to Audrey.
This is my show. It is. So this song is called Hey There Delilah by the Plain White Tees. And so.
Great introduction. Can you explain to us why it means something to you? Yeah I was getting there. Okay.
So this is the first song I ever learned memorized and sang for everyone in my family. We have like home videos of me singing this like on a karaoke machine I wanna say or something. But I have always we both have always loved music. We both have done like very musical things.
Sorry sorry and I'm just texted instead of course I'm listening and I need to sing it. I'm not going to because that's maybe. Maybe when we come back maybe she'll just be like I'm ready. Now's my moment.
No. No. I can maybe pull up the home video actually. Okay let's just.
But anyways this was the first song I learned. Ellie and I both grew up like we both really liked music and we're in. We still do like music. Let's keep that.
But like I did choir like we did piano like we were always we always were musical based. I don't know if that's the right word. Music always surrounded us. And so this was one of the first songs I ever learned and memorized and I really like whenever I hear the song it's I don't hear that often anymore just because you know it's dated.
Okay that's really rude. I feel like it can still be played today. Well yeah I can but it's older. I don't know you don't hear it on the radio as much.
Because you were born in the 1900s. Oh my god. I love making that joke so like mom and dad. Okay.
Anyways are you ready? Yeah I guess so. Well no dude I don't want to cut you off do anything. Um key.
No I just I love the song. Any specific memories. I was way too young to understand what I was singing about. That's okay you sang it.
But yeah it wasn't one of those songs where it was like really mature. Like so it wasn't like well yeah it's not like there's any hidden meetings. I know that sounds like you just didn't know the meaning. Yeah yeah exactly.
And so yeah let's just let's play it. I think we have I have a video of me singing it after. I'm not going to sing for you right now because I cannot do that. That is too much.
But I have a video of me when I was young. We'll see. I'm going to sing. Okay here's a There's a Lila by the Plain White Tees.
I would just like it to be known that Audrey was singing the song when it was playing. Well yeah but that was it's different. It gets different. But because I am no longer a high school and island is out islander a snail a snail.
A snail. I'm not on the Wi-Fi. That sounds awful. That sounds awful.
Well snails like you're gonna toss them downhill roll because they have hard shells like pebbles. I don't know if that's where I want. Yeah I guess I can't tell you anything different. Okay now I want to talk about the song that I'm going to introduce because I love the song forever and always it is by Miss Taylor Swift.
It is called our song and I love this forever and always because it's the first song that I really remember loving and like us getting into Taylor Swift. This is like the key song or remember or maybe remember because I've seen videos of it just singing along in the car to the song and like just screaming it and having dance parties and I love Taylor Swift so much. My mom is a major major major so if the song is my sister and we're in the process of making my dad become a Swiftie too. It's a long process.
We're getting there. We're a big Swiftie family. We love Taylor Swift. I love this song.
It just makes me so happy and I love Taylor Swift's country. I love her. And she makes me really happy and I'm very excited to play it. Audrey do you have anything you want to say about Miss Taylor Swift?
Yeah well can I say what the song is? I already said it so sure. Oh sure. Oh sorry I just based.
I apologize. But our song is classic. Yeah. I feel like it's just one of, well okay you could argue that there are a lot of like great Taylor Swift songs but this one says there are.
Yeah. Like I don't know that's not something to be made. It's more like preference of like what. Yeah.
But this is something that like I don't remember when this came. Like we were really young. It was 2005. Oh yeah.
I wasn't. I don't know if I was even born but I definitely got into it years after it was released. But you were a baby. But I, our song is just a classic.
I love the guitar. Actually is there a band gel? I feel like I'm actually not sure what it is but I think it's pretty iconic and I'm really excited so I'm going to play it right now. Here's our song by Taylor Swift.
I love our song so much. It's such a good song. Audrey and we're singing. I'm glad you can't hear it.
That actually would be really immersive. Honestly, I would have to quit radio because I school. You never come back to school? Yeah.
Actually, unenroll. Dropout. Yeah, actually. It's the only way I can survive.
Yeah. Should we reintroduce ourselves? Sure. Okay.
I'm Audrey. I'm Ellie. You're listening to Broken Record during the 16 hour live broadcast. So we're currently live right now with just so fun and Audrey did you know that you're the first person who has ever hosted this show with me.
I've only had it. Really? Yeah, I've only had people on as interviews. So it's an honor.
It is an honor. Yeah. I've finally had someone else on two years. Really?
Yeah, I started it off. That's insane. Yeah, that's super fun. I love this show.
Audrey, I have another song to introduce to us. I do. I do. So this song reminds me of my extended family because we actually, so we've seen, okay, we've seen the play.
We've also obviously watched the movie. Both movies. But, well, I know. It's a whole other thing.
I don't like this one. Okay, whatever. Actually, I don't either. Yeah.
But we watched this movie way too young. It's not that bad. It's not scandalous. It's a little scandalous.
It's a little scandalous. But it's not like, oh my god, their mother left them watch that? No, it's like a children's, it's like a teenage movie. Yeah.
We watched when we were like sex. Yeah. So, Mama Mia remains like one of my favorite movies ever. Mama Mia.
It's my favorite. It's such a comfort movie. It's so good. But the funny thing is when we initially watched it, we were definitely like.
I remember watching it in Sanqueria. Like, can play all of them. Yeah, that's the first thing we did. Yeah.
So, our grandparents bought a house in Sanqueria and like literally the first thing we did in the house was watch the movie in the TV room. Yeah. Or in the library. And so this one that I love is called Honey Honey and we have the movie version.
We don't have the movie version, but that's fine. We have the album version. We have the album version. Which if you didn't know, Mama Mia is like the self of Ava songs.
Hopefully you knew that. But in case you didn't. Hopefully you didn't. Please don't leave it.
Just live love Ava, live love Mama Mia. We love this movie. We love the band and I love this song. It makes me so happy.
I always wanted to recreate it. I know. And like have a journal and be like, oh my gosh, listen to this. But yeah, I love it so much.
And Honey Honey is just like, it's one of the songs in the movie that's like the first or second one to be played and that they sing. It's like the first upbeat one I think. I think Sophie sings the like, I have a dream one. Whatever when she's sending the letters.
Oh yeah. No, that was the other one. And then maybe she sings it again. And then there's...
But then it's... But then I think it's just that one. And it's because it's the girls coming in. It's the bridesmaids coming in.
Oh yeah it is. Oh and then the... And that's what it's like. And that is like...
Give me, give me, give me. That's not what's after it. No, no. Mamma Mia.
Yes. That's the one where it's okay. That one. I don't know what that's called.
Money, money, money. I don't know if that's the name of the song. I feel like it is. I'm not sure.
Well, look it up. Oh, while this is playing. But here's Honey Honey. It's so good.
Honey, love the song. It reminds me of Summer too. It's okay. It's totally just okay.
Here's Honey Honey by Abba. Honey Honey. I love that song so much. It makes me so happy.
And also just like, you know, I was correct. And it is Money, Money, Money. That is the next song after Honey Honey. Honey Honey.
I know. It just sounds so weird to say those back to back. Yeah. It is kind of weird.
But whatever it's about, they can do anything they want. That's true. Okay. So we have one more song that we want to talk about.
And then we'll talk about other things. Yeah. But first I wanted to just say like if you were listening earlier, one of these songs we talked about earlier was called Hey There Delilah by the Plain White Teas. That's true.
And so I finally found the video. Not me. My arm on did. She thankfully is.
She is a screen-nager. She's a screen-nager. Can you be a screen-nager if you're not a teenager? Yeah.
I actually love calling your parents screen-nagers. It's a state of mind. It's a state of mind. One are at the dinner table and I'm not on my phone and they are for teenagers.
But you're also guilty of being a screen-nager. No, I 100% am but that's why it's funny when I call them out on it because I do it too. Okay. But we played Hey There Delilah a little bit earlier.
Okay. And then I'm going to be honest. I have not heard all this and I'm not going to play all this because it's a three minute video. Yeah.
We're going to cut it short. Sorry to end your video. Yeah, but this is me singing and apparently using it too. Okay.
So you're not going to be able to sing right now, but you'll be able to hear like five year old. Maybe not five year old. I don't know how old you are in this video. I'm actually horrible.
I guess in kids ages. It's actually kind of embarrassing. But whatever. Okay.
Here it is. Okay. I think when I click on it's going to start off. Yeah.
Hey, Delilah by Audrey. No wait. Special cover. Okay.
Ready? Okay. Oh, my God. Guys, how do you feel getting that special preview?
Oh, wait, wait, wait. I have to play one more part. Audrey. I have to.
What is it? What is it? Just listen. Okay.
This is our mom. I can't understand you. I have no idea. Oh my God.
I'm so happy. I know I'd like to say this is something that you can only see visually. But every photo, almost every photo we have of Ellie when she was little. She did not like to smile in photos.
She just had this straight face. It's the funniest thing ever. It makes me so happy. It's like look back on that.
I was a sassy kid. I mean, I still am. But I was still are. I was a real treat.
I know. I provide a lot of entertainment to our family. Oh, a mom said woohoo is Gwen Stefani. Oh, you were saying Gwen Stefani.
I did not know that actually. I thought I was just like, woohoo. Like go team. Oh, yay.
Okay. Anyway, the next song I'm going to play because I can't even talk about that because that was just a brain fart. I was just so thankful that we're not singing right now. Actually, I'd honestly rather do that.
Really? But the next song I'm going to play is in honor of me, Madre, Jennifer. Jennifer? Yeah.
In case you didn't know. Jennifer. Jennifer. And I love this song and it always reminds me of Papa, Mom's Dad, and Mom because Papa used to sing it to Mom and joke to her and she used to get so uncomfortable.
And she cried. Yeah, she would cry. She hated this song. He was just teasing her but she cried the whole time.
Which is really funny. Well, it's funny now that she's over it. If it was still traumatic for her, we obviously wouldn't play it. But I hope it's not traumatic.
Yeah, but if she was crying, there's obviously a little bit of scarcity. I don't know the correct word. Either way, here's Rich Girl by Hall of Notes. You're a rich girl and you're gone too far cause you know what I do.
Rich Girl. I love that song. It's just like it makes me want to dance my head. Dance my head, one of the listening.
Rocket side to side. I don't know, it makes me want to dance. Okay, I don't know what I'm saying. I'll just take over.
Okay, I'm Audrey. Raloo. That's Ellie. Hi, I'm pointing at Ellie.
We are sisters and that was a song, that was a song in homage, if you will, to my mom. And Papa. And grandpa. And he was just singing it to my mom when she was like five.
And she would start crying. She did not. She described. She didn't really get it.
And it was funny. And it's so funny. Except my mom, my mom's okay with the song now. Don't worry.
Thankfully. Well yeah, I don't, I don't want people to think we're doing this to traumatize her. No. We are celebrating funny memories that I was not alive for.
That's the wrong way to that. Well it's true. Yeah, it is true. Funny stories and I guess because it's not a memory for me.
Funny memory for my mom. Yeah. And Grammy and Papa are grandparents. Grandparents.
But. Most Abuelos. Is that, I think that's, are those all the songs that we are going to talk about today. Yeah, my mom's just texted us and said I thought it was insulting to be cold rich.
Okay. I wish that was true. Well, I don't, I wish that was normal. I mean, I could buy anything.
I mean, she was five. I'm just kidding. Yeah, not exactly. There's a, let me tell you, there's a lot of words I did not know when I was five.
As most people don't. I was most people don't. Yeah. You're five.
You're like a tiny little person. Not even a person. Okay, that's rude. Yes, I was.
I'm just kidding. Yeah. I already broke in a poem. I don't know.
We had, we, in our backyard, my, my, our dad built a tree house. It wasn't in a tree. It was kind of like a. It was just kind of an elevated shed.
It was an elevated shed. It was a tree house. It was one. It's not a tree.
It was like five year olds to call it a shed on. Shudhouse. Shudhouse. Yeah.
But Ellie, I mom that's aggressive. She is mom's just coming. My mom is just texting us memories that are problematic in our family. Not probably like they're just funny is they're not appropriate.
As in I just don't know what I'm doing with my life. I didn't know what I was doing with my life. That's what my relationship was talking about. Um, but we had a shed and we had a bunch of friends over.
It was the summertime and I was like three weeks before I was turning four. Yeah, so I was like after a dance or so. I was five. Wait, no, was I five?
I was three. So you were probably five. Yeah. Wait, no, was I four?
I don't know. No, you were. We were never the same age. You would have been five or six.
No, I would be five. No. Okay. So you were five.
No, I was six. Audrey, she was between the ages of five and six. Um, but we have friends over. We have friends over after a dancer's title that I had been in and I think Audrey had been in.
Your memory is so good. I don't know who. Well, I only remember it because I was in my uniform and I couldn't go pee. Where?
Yeah. Like I was in a uniform and it was really not uniform, a costume and I was really hard to get out of. And I remember just having to go pee and like I couldn't because I just couldn't like the parents were like somewhere else talking and like it was actually really stressful. But anyway, we had friends over yada yada the older kids who were maybe like seven, eight, ten.
I don't know. No, it was like five. I was like Calvin was there. He's way older than you.
No, he's like a year older. Okay. So eight. Okay, so eight.
Oh, not eight. Okay, you know what? Just let me tell the story. You're insane.
Can you just tell the story? Audrey. Sorry. Sorry.
Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. Okay.
Seven to eight, whatever. They were up and they were jumping from the entrance to the tree house down to the grassy area and they were doing it and like they were trying to get everyone to do it and they were doing it and they were like, Oh, I'm not doing that. And they're like, Oh, why? I was like, I don't want to.
And they're like, do it. And I was like, oh, fine. And so I did it and then I landed on my knee, whatever. And then I broke it and I cried.
But it's whatever because I got stuffed in a lot of it. I mean, that's one way to tell that story. Well, we went to the emergency room. Yeah.
And the nurse gave me a teddy bear. Yeah. And I named it Kelly because her name was Nurse Kelly. And so I actually don't know that bear is such a good.
How do you have such a like, we always, my parents and I always say, Ellie has a great memory, but like this isn't sane. Like, I don't know. It's really because there's just like a major traumatic event. Like I broke my leg.
I have some major traumatic. I mean, Audrey, of course I remember. It wasn't that traumatic. Like there's a lot worse things.
However, for me in my five year old brain, three year old, whatever brain. No, that's scary to break. I've only broken a pinky and that was like, gosh, that wasn't scary. Yeah, you actually didn't know you broke it until like a week later.
I played goalie like in the soccer in the soccer match. She's an athletic girl. She is big on the sport. I'm so fantastic.
And I like broke my pinky on the ball and then I didn't even realize and I kept on playing and like made it worse. But anyway, it's not important. Whatever. I'm just always astonished with Ellie's memory.
It's insane. She is great. It's kind of scary at some time. Well, yeah, it's actually very beneficial because mom will say something and I'll be like, actually, you didn't say that.
Well, also because one of my most favorite memories, not my most favorite memories, but one of my most satisfying memories to bring up in front of mom is that when you were in fourth grade, so I was in second grade, you went on a field trip to Sam, which is the Seattle Art Museum. And you went on a field trip there. And I was like, when you were doing that, I was like, I really want to go because mom was a chaperone and she was like, so I was like, I really want to go there. And she was like, okay, if you don't go on your field trip, I'll bring you there.
And I didn't go on my field trip because we didn't have a field trip to Sam. And she owes me a trip to the Seattle Art Museum, but she always says, I never said that. I never promised anything. And I actually said, yes, you do.
You promise that? Well, she didn't promise it. She just said she would do it. And she still hasn't taken me there.
And so I'm really expecting a trip sometime before I go to college. You know why your memory is so good because I like proving people wrong because you're stubborn. No, I'm so sorry. You remember the only reason Ellie has such a great memory is just like her stubbornness and spite.
Yeah, but it's beneficial. You also could just be saying that. No, I remember times I'm wrong, but I also don't like to bring that up. I don't like to bring it up though.
Do you? No, no one likes to bring it. I learned from Audrey. I learned from my mistakes all the time.
I just don't verbalize that I've learned from them. I show it through actions not words. Audrey, actions speak a lot of them words. They do.
Yeah, actually. So don't don't come at me. It's all about you. Also, sometimes I don't know.
It feels like some of the it's well, it's crazy how I, our mom just said bingo Audrey because I'm right on the money that Ellie has a great memory because she's stubborn. Well, yeah, but we've already discussed this. We know. Yeah, I'm a stubborn sassy child.
Yeah. And I'm proud of it. I'm still proud. Yeah.
I'm sure. Yeah, as you should be. I love how we only have four minutes left and we spent most of it fighting. Yeah, I'm just going to have a really good fight.
We've just been I haven't seen Ellie in a while. So claims. Well, yeah, because so Audrey was just in Europe on her study abroad trip, which we can talk about in a second, but she came back last night at 2 30 p.m. and when she came home, she took it out and she said, wake me up in 15 minutes.
8 o'clock. 8 p.m. She's still asleep and I'm like, girl, you know, like I wanted to see you talk to you. Whatever.
And then she just went to bed and then she went upstairs and went to bed again. Yeah, and then I had to go to school and I didn't see her. So I just this is the first time we've seen each other. So we're getting all of our mom had to drag me out of bed this morning to play tennis with her, which I'm glad I did because like it got me.
And it was really bad. I didn't sleep at all on the flight because I didn't want to be jet-lagged. And so I got home. It wasn't too late.
We got home at like 3 34. Okay, but still that's four hours at least. I thought, yeah, at least. But mom took her be real of me.
That's true. Mom always does that. She always catches us in those random positions. You have to be like actively looking at her to see when she's doing it unless you want to be caught in the background because she just doesn't care.
And I'm like, girl, you're not catching me at a good moment right now. And that's okay. Well, it was just not expecting a photo of me to be put on that in a way. I don't think anyone is.
But also, it's like the photos mom has of us are so concerning. What? Well, like, so, okay, if you were talking about Audrey being photographed when she was sleeping by her mom and that just reminded me of it on our way to New York on our way to New York for in February for a radio trip. I fell asleep on the plane right there.
You got to do who cares? Jennifer Sadler. Get on her phone. Takes a selfie named her or not.