Hey now! Hey everybody! Welcome to the Brain Candy Podcast. I'm Susie Leicester back from Hawaii. She is a bronze beautiful, boxing slave.

The sun beat down upon me and I was glad. Oh my gosh! She's so tan people! To be honest it rained quite a bit.

It really did and I was not happy about that. That stinks. Yeah it was like those people were doing those rain dances and then the gods were down.

I don't know if that happens in Hawaii. Are you kidding me? No rain dances. They don't need to do rain dances. It's the state that gets the most rain out of all 50.

I guarantee you at some point native Hawaiians didn't rain dancing. I begged to differ. I bet they didn't have to. I bet they were sometimes like yo rain. Maybe they did the opposite.

There are California friends however. Did have to do some dances. Did you say that it's the rainiest state? Yes. When you ask people what state gets the most rain annually? They always say Washington or Oregon.

It's why. It is one of those things where it's kind of like drizzle not drizzle not but it was quite a bit of rain. They had to cancel the hula and lulao. Oh my gosh! And the fire dancers!

Leicester was furious. I bet. I would have been furious. There was one thing you did that you have to talk about on here. You went and revisited a location. This is probably a good start.

It's special to you. This episode is 117 and we are talking about part three in our series on the real world. And while I wasn't on the real world, I can still say about my road rules experience. It was crazy. So I was on the show 19 years ago.

Are you serious? You were on the show 19 years ago. 19 years ago. You started your show. Wow! Which is insane. And we were in Hawaii and all of a sudden it dawned on me.

Because I was telling store. In fact, well they put us up in this hotel or me. Remember I told you for days. And I saw the hotel and it saw the denys that I ate at.

It was right by where we were. Has it been remodeled? No. Oh my gosh! That makes it even better. And so I'm thinking about it and telling Adam's stories about what it was like. Because we started there even though the show was ultimately in Australia. Because that's kind of like a halfway.

Oh yeah. So our first mission was in Hawaii. And I thought why the heck don't we go to the waterfall where we did our first mission which was cliff jumping.

And we did. And it was really what's the word? Like I was contemplative and it was cathartic and kind of bizarre. Wow.

It was really beautiful. It was mostly just like I remembered. But they treated differently now. It used to at the time they had shut it down. It was a spot where they did cliff jumping shows like with professional jumpers and divers.

And so it was very like you know everything was kind of commercialized and clean and the brush was cleared and everything. Now it's all overgrown and you can't jump or anything. And you can hardly even see where we jumped from.

Wow. Because they don't do those shows anymore. What are you? What? Well, because people were getting hurt. Well that would make sense.

And that I've heard a lot about like challenges. Did you actually die off the cliff or did you have harnesses on? Well, we did we jumped but no harnesses. You know harnesses. Yeah.

You jumped off the same cliff that cliff divers jump off of. Fuck that shit. You could have died.

Right in the episode they were like you know she almost hit those rocks. Well guess why? Because I was 18 years old. I had never left the house and nobody said you have to jump out. Oh my God. I'm going to I'm about to lose it.

You're having like triggers. I am. Why? Because I just am like we are so lucky nobody died. Knock on wood.

Oh my God. But then some people do almost get so Adam. Not was it Adam? No Tony Tony two seasons or three seasons ago on bloodlines.

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