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What is up? Welcome back to Me Too Daily.
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I'm Alejandro and I'm Daniela.
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And before we get into today's show,
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just really quick, if you guys don't wanna see our faces
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So you can actually listen to the show wherever you get your
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was it Apple, Spotify,
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all that good stuff.
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Be sure to check it out.
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All right, let's get to the news.
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The boys are officially getting cut off.
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Wait, why? Which boys?
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I'm talking about the ones down there,
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the little swimmers. Wait.
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why? So in the wake of Donald Trump's re-election,
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it appears that Americans are gearing up for a new wave of
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family planning. Since the election,
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vasectomy appointments have surged by 1,200%,
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while IUD appointments jumped by 760% according to Planned Parenthood.
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Those are some pretty big numbers.
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Obviously, women, we have been scared of what Trump is
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gonna do, but now men are sweating.
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They're, I feel like I feel a little fear in the
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air. That's a big deal and all of a sudden
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pullout game isn't as strong as it used to be.
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like, if you freaking,
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that was your your game plan.
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that's not the best listen.
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A professional would never recommend pullout games.
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But hypothetically, if that's what you were sticking to,
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now is the time to tie them up.
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Worse comes to worst,
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you want tie in the future.
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2028 should be a safer space.
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Who knows what's going to happen?
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And honestly, good for you guys.
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I like to complain about birth control,
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I'm gonna be grateful because a vasectomy is really the bare minimum
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a nightmare. I mean,
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is your wife on birth control?
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Not now, but before we were planning for the baby,
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like, yeah, she was for a good run,
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and she's like, hey,
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I'm off birth control and everything kind of changed over a year
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Again, it's not like instant or even a month.
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like my body's kind of adjusting and then I know like weight
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changes and moves, you know,
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like all the chemicals and yeah just like the hormones takes control
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hormones. It, it can really.
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Again, that's only expression of surface.
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I know for everyone,
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the situation is different,
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so. Yeah. So really a vasectomy is the least you
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if you are a gentleman.
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Dang, I, I like that.
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You know what, but trust me guys,
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condoms are cheaper than diapers and wipes and.
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Daycare and food and toys.
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Coughing season is hitting Kim Kardashian hard.
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Yeah, the reality TV star has gotten her hands on her
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very own Tesla robot.
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She posted on X her interaction with her brand new Optimus personal
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assistant robot, which Elon Musk introduced at his Tesla presentation just
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last month. So at the start of the clip,
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Kim greeted her new robot with a little wave,
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getting a, getting a swift hello from Vo in return,
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so the energy was reciprocated.
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So then she asked if the robot was able to complete a
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heart shape with her,
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voicing her shock when the droid indeed offered up his hands to
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pull off this action.
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You get a robot and the one thing you're like.
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It's like when you meet a celebrity,
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like babes, that's what we do to you,
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not the robot. What would you ask the robot to do
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I mean, like I'd have it clean my house,
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go like change the baby's diaper,
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go drive me around like I mean,
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but she has people that do that already,
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I guess so. I was just like extra for her,
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a little friend. She needs friends,
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yeah, again, the thing you said,
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so I thought exactly.
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I feel like this tells us everything about where Kim K is
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at right now. She's looking for love,
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maybe the robot is a new way of dating.
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It's like a sex doll man.
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Anyways, what would you have your robot do?
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I would have my robot be a chauffeur for me.
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I want to be a deer,
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OK? I want to have a car door open for me
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and I don't want to rely on a man for that
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I want to rely on the robot or me.
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So I'm down for a little chauffeur action.
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No, I think you needed to go get your Chick fil
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A. Exact. Like it goes.
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You don't have to go.
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but you know I want a little sprint because if I'm hungry
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now, I want it to be in 10 minutes.
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I don't want it to take a long time.
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scary as hell. Just sing at you on the sidewalk.
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I don't even care like Chick fil A needs to be here
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good for her. Enjoy your new toy.
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I hope to see this relationship expand.
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I actually hope I don't.
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That's scary, but good for you,
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Kim K. Happy for you.
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This is creepy. Breaking news.
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Knotts very farm has not been very safe.
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See what I did there?
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Yeah, not very funny.
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let me just get to the story.
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So 22 people were left stuck in the air for over 2
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hours after technical issues stopped the Soulspin ride at Knott's Berry Farm
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The ride stopped around 2 p.m. and the riders were all
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evacuated around 4:30 p.m. 2 2.5 hours,
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2.5 hours stuck on a ride.
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absolutely not, not today,
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not tomorrow, not ever,
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OK. Those KTLA helicopters would have had two hours of my
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ass screaming from every angle,
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front. No, but they for sure have you asking 4K
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like, hey, Colombian girl there.
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But also you're on WhatsApp,
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you're trending with your oh I OK?
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Well, apparently two women were taken to the hospital for precautionary
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checkups. Like nothing crazy went down.
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They just, they got evacuated.
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Have you ever been stuck on a ride or a roller coaster
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Oh yeah, I was stuck on the haunted mansion for
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like an hour. I don't like a really old roller coaster
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actually,, at their neighbors,
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Disney. On the was it a credit coaster,
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it was the worst to get stuck on there.
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It was almost over too.
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like we're almost there,
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cool. And I'm like we were there for a good hour
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and then, and they make you get off like on the
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roller coaster itself. It was like little Escalera there.
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Wait, so you had to like get rescued.
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Technically, yeah, they carried me.
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No. No, we got like a fast pass.
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You could have died and all they do is give you a
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pass. The drizzle up there was no joke,
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but I'm glad no one got hurt,
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but there 2 hours of just hanging in there for free.
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Again, not very good.
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Not very safe. All right,
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me too Daily. Today we are thrilled to welcome hilarious comedian
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unapologetically fool Colombiana queen,
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Isa Medina to the studio.
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Thank you for having me.
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Thank you for joining us.
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It's a pleasure, pleasure meeting you in the flesh.
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Yes, yes. So I have a kind of a crazy
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they're very religious-esque 7 Day Adventists,
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and so I have a lot of traumas,
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And then as I'm getting older,
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I need to take matters into my own hands.
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So I'm starting to think maybe I should start doing therapy.
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I know you had a bit about therapy.
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Can you give some advice?
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Yeah, I love therapy.
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OK, Latinxtherapy.com, shout out.
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that's where I found my girl,
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but it's a good thing that you're thinking about it
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you know what I mean?
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You gotta do what you got to do.
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You know, we're breaking traumas generationally,
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and it's a lot of work and you can't do it all
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alone. So I know that like parents,
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you know, sometimes don't agree with therapy and they're like.
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Exactly they're like you gotta work you gotta do what you gotta
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do like work harder so that you aren't sad.
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How therapy helps with your family and have you had any
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like backlash with your mom like,
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oh my gosh, it's a learning curve for sure.
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Like I've, I've been in therapy now like consistently for 5
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years and so I do think that when you first start and
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you start like setting boundaries with your mom and like doing.
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Stuff like your parents are like,
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oh like you don't think I sacrificed for you?
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You like, you know what I mean like oh like it's
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like the automatic thing of like your mom oh OK when no
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like, but it's like it's a process of like bringing them
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bringing them in, leaning out and like with my mom I
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always talk about how like when I set boundaries with her I
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have to do little things that like keep her happy,
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OK, if I'm not calling you every day I'll share my
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location. So you can check it on the app,
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take a little a little,
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right? Yeah, take a little a little and like slowly
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learning those things, but it really was this thing where like
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the first time I told my parents I wanted to go to
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therapy, which was because I was like,
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oh I think I might be queer,
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and I wanted to talk about it with someone that wasn't my
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parents. Everyone in my family was like.
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Oh, so you think you're crazy.
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ta loca you have to go to therapy.
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Like, no, like I just want to talk to someone
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who isn't you. Yeah,
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yeah, yeah, someone who's not going to tell me,
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yes, so they had the exactly,
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you know, the holidays are upon us.
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Going home for the holidays,
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what does that look like to you?
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Is that, does that mean going to back to the East
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Coast? Does that mean going to Colombia?
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I go home for the holidays,
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which is the East Coast like DC suburbs,
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DMV. I spend Christmas with my family and then I usually
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go to Colombia for New Year's.
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Oh yeah, because of the party.
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I can't, I can't miss La Fiesta la rumba.
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I'm like I'd rather just go to Colombia and know I'm.
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Go to like salsa and like not have to like figure out
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It just hits different.
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All right, so we do have this little game that we
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want to play with you.
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We know that you're bilingual,
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bicoastal, bisexual, and we know that you've had to deal
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with two large pools in the dating toxicos and toxic.
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They're out there they are.
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So we want to give you some situations and you know tell
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us like which, you know,
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which side deals with it better,
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I love it. And if you combine them toxic because they're
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out there're out there and we love them.
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So we'll give you these right here.
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So choosing a restaurant,
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who do you think deals deals with that better?
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I think. Toxicos because they give the emotional labor to the
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woman and they're like,
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like, what do you want?
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It's like, what do you want?
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Sometimes we don't know what we want and you've got to decide
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I think toxicos. bastards,
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yeah, just because it happens more because they're more likes,
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you know, all right,
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meeting the parents, you know this is hard and layered because
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technicamente toxicas because women are emotionally intelligent and Good and soft and
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kind, but we know Latinos can be a little homophobic,
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so no questions asked.
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It's like I'm with a guy,
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and that is something that I'm trying to figure out right now
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you know. It's like,
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am I trying to deal with toxicity within my relationship or toxicity
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with my family, you know.
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Arguing Toxicas are more toxic.
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She gets you where it hurts.
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I can win an argument with a toxico.
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Fair enough. dancing with out at a party or at the
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clerk toxic. But only again because it's like then you don't
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have the eyes on you.
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The norm, the social norms,
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yeah, and it's like,
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you kind of put me into a corner here.
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I mean, even like dancing,
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like when I go out dancing like I do sometimes.
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Like if I'm in a stray bar or something,
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I do have to be like extra aware subconsciously you never know
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you know, getting along with your friends.
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It depends on the person,
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it's like always you choose,
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you choose the people that are and it depends on the friends
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thank you so much for joining us.
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This was a blast of applause.
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And share with us what do you have going on and you
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know, what's your at so people could follow you.
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Yeah, OK, so I'm a stand-up comedian and you can
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follow me on Instagram at Isa Medina,
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I S A A M E D I N A A.
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And I'm based in New York and I have live shows there
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every month. So if you follow me,
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you can see me live and I'm also on the road,
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so Follow me. You can see when I'm coming to your
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city, and I have a podcast called I'm Right,
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You're Wrong, Very Latina.
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It's a comedy debate podcast where we talk about everything that's right
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and wrong about the ethics of your 20s and 30s.
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That's awesome. I'm gonna tune in.
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You guys make sure you check it out.
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Thank you again for joining us.
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A appreciate you. Yeah,
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thanks for having me.
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Bienvenido Aititu daily Israel Barrajas.
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