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Please help me welcome comedian Gina Ron to Me Too Daily.
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Hi Gina. And the crowd goes wild.
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Good and yourself? I'm good.
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You're catching me at a good time.
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My cafecito, as my son calls it.
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Gina, Valentine's Day is literally around the corner,
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and I have to ask you,
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what are your dating predictions for 2025?
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Oh, I got some good ones for you.
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Let's let's let's start off with a good test I like
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to put people through.
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Let them join the family group chat for for a day.
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See if they survive.
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See if they survive your family group chat.
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You put them in with the family.
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If they can survive the chime and the back talk and all
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of the backhanded compliments that you know we do so well,
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then you might have found that special someone.
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Would you trust anybody with that?
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Jenny? Hey, I'll try it.
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I'll try it and I'll see if they fit the vibe,
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you know, with the family.
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You'll see right then and there if they click before you even
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go out on a date with them,
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because why waste the time?
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I'm not gonna go to Texas Roadhouse with you if you can't
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you know what I'm talking about them biscuits is worth it
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You can't take me out there if you can't even hang
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with the family. That's true.
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And I wanted to ask,
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how's flirting in Spanish versus English different?
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OK, can we stop pretending?
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Like English people know how to flirt.
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First of all, Spanish is such a poetic language.
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A friend of mine recently went on a trip and she
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was, she went to Spain and she met a beautiful man
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And before he even gets to her name,
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she's like, hola preciosa Bonita princessa.
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What is a dude speak in English gonna say to you,
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Hey yo ma, like baby girl,
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baby girl, or if you're in New York,
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they just yell out random things.
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Hey, you in the jacket.
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No, you, you with the shoes.
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In Spanish it's so romantic.
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It's so poetic, you know what I mean?
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And what's the best way to win someone over in Spanish?
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Usually I think it's by being playful.
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Like, let's say you smile back,
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huh, look at you and you're like,
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That's funny. I think that's the best way.
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That's what always gets me.
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I like a playful person.
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I think flirting should be very playful.
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That's kind of the idea.
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That's what makes it fun,
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and I think it's much more of that in Spanish than in
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English. Oh definitely.
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And how do you win over the suegra?
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because I know and like dude,
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you've got to win over the suegra.
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it's by. Being as empathetic to the fact that she is
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a mother and 2 being honest because as much as you think
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like you gotta finesse your suegra,
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she's gonna see right through that.
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Do they do you can't finesse the suegra.
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You gotta, you gotta be real with her.
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You gotta be honest with her and you gotta be yourself because
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that's a lot of people that I've seen and even,
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you know, and suegras talk,
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so I heard a lot of smack about ex-girlfriends.
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they're not shy about them.
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They're not. I had swag that told me to leave their
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that's how much they like me.
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They said, I don't date him,
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bro. They throw their son under the bus.
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That's crazy. But my last did say that.
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I'm telling you she be looking out for you if you're a
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good girl. They're a good girl.
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So Gina. Kind of talking about the different generations when it
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comes to dating. What do you think is the biggest difference
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between Gen Z and millennials and dating?
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I feel like millennials ask all of the right questions and still
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make the wrong moves.
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Like I feel like millennials ask the questions and then go and
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still suffer from what I think a lot of Gen X suffered
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I can change this person.
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I feel like millennials still hold fast to that belief,
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and, and that has a lot to do with the fact
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that the majority of millennials have been through the healing journey in
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therapy or have gone through therapy or in therapy,
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so they believe in a person's ability to change.
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Yeah., Gen Z is very cut and dry.
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we're not on the same page.
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So this has been real.
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Thank you. Your stuff has been packed.
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Like it's very like,
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we're not here, so I'm not wasting my time.
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Like breaking a generational trauma like kind of like we're not toxicos
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anymore. We're leaving.
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Toxicos, which is crazy.
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That is the thing though.
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They're really like no more toxicos and the millennials are like,
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we'll take them. I got you.
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we wanted to play a little game of in or out,
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so I'm gonna give you,
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we're gonna give you some,
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some topics, some subjects of conversation when it comes to dating
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And you tell us if you think in 2025 it's in
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ghosting. Ghosting is so out.
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Everybody's over ghosting. Like if you ghost me,
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I'm gonna ghost you harder.
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I'm gonna ghost you so that you question your existence.
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That's how much you're gonna have to have a seance to see
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if you still exist in this world.
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I'm gonna delete you from existence.
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you're a ghost, dog.
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I don't talk to you.
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Nothing, nothing. That's rude too.
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It's very rude. Now,
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what are your thoughts on dating apps in 2025,
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in or out? I think they're in because don't nobody feel
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safe face to face face anymore.
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For somebody that has like,
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if you have social anxiety,
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dating apps are the best way to connect with people because it's
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like, I don't have to meet you at a bar.
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I can talk to you first.
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Let's get to know each other.
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plus I'm gonna do my little FBI CIA look up
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of who you are based on your information.
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So I've always liked the idea of dating apps because I think
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they make it a little safer for us.
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Even with catfishing, even with catfishing,
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I feel like you can still do your homework because I've had
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people be like, I think I'm getting catfished.
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I'm like, then you probably are.
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you should probably do some.
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And what what about splitting the bales?
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I think it's in and I'm gonna tell ladies.
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Ladies. I beg of you.
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Split the bill. I'm gonna say it and I know,
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I don't want nobody write no hate mail.
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There will be no expectations if you split the bill.
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But we all know that with certain dates.
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Expectations cause an issue because it's like,
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so now you're entitled to my time or whatever you think you're
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entitled to. But if we split the bill,
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say, see you later next time,
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So I'm all for splitting the bill only for like just to
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hey, this is the boundary.
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When I'm comfortable with you covering the bill,
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when I know that there's no expectation added on to that.
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Then fine, go ahead,
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pay the bill. I agree with you.
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I've always been that way,
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like, no, like I don't need you to think I
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Yeah. Yeah, it's more important that I want you around
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than I need you around.
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And Gina, where can people follow you?
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You can follow me at G Brion on Instagram,
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Gina Brion on TikTok,
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and I have a new special dropping soon on YouTube,
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so keep an eye out for that.
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It's called Mind Your Business.
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Yeah, thank you so much for joining us on Gina.
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It was a pleasure talking to you.
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Thank you. This was really fun.
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Thank you for having me.
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Thank you a round of applause.
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Give you a round of applause.
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