Hi, I'm Joe Wiley. And I'm Soie Ball. And we're here to tell you about a brand new podcast, Digit.

Digit is all about the things that Joe and I love. From the kids to the parents and all the stuff in between.

There's a lot going on when you get to this age. Listen wherever you get your podcasts and watch every episode on Spotify. Dig it. Every week. Every week.

For the rest of time. Yes. Okay. Good.

Hello and welcome back to the canceled podcast. We have Amari.

Wow. Oh my God. I'm so happy about this. Honestly, me too. I had a great time podcasting with you guys last time. Everybody loved it, rightfully so. You're our favorite guests. So you've got four more episodes till they turn. It was well received, though. Unfortunately true. I think the three of us podcasts really well together because I'm good friends with both of you. Honestly, I feel like. Yeah, I hate these other bitches. I'm not the page. I just feel like, well, I mean, we go back further than like you and Paige and stuff. It's just like a lot more lore and memories to talk about. And we have our own memories that we've built without her. Yeah. Fuck her too. You just love you so much, the people love you so much, and we want to hate from you. You're the best. And we've been like, it's just, it's very interesting, like, as you bank episodes, I think. Sometimes it's just like, you can tell. Like, we did one the other day where I think I yawned maybe like 412 times. And like,

I was just trying so hard, but like, I don't know. This is nice. Yeah. And just like,

you're a good conversationalist. You make it easy. Oh, which is nice. Love that song. Now what?

I'm like, shit. That's all. Thank you guys for tuning in.

Earlier, we were like laughing about something really funny.

So back in the day, like in high school, when we would go to Starbucks, like, what reminded

me today is Tanna had a sweet tea.

And when we were in high school, Tanna used to go into Starbucks.

I don't know where you're going with this and I'm scared.

Her iced black tea with 30 pumps of sugar.

Not kidding.

She would say 30. Sometimes she would cut back and do 28. Like, I'm not kidding, though. It would actually be like 30 pumps of sweetener. And it was actually the most insane thing. Do they do that? I feel like now that would be like a health and safety. No, like honestly, if I ordered one right now, it's good shit. It's good as shit. It was an expensive drink too. Yeah, I bet. Isn't it like 50 cents a pump? Just tell them you want to drink classic syrup. Like Knicks the tea. Oh my God. Maybe I was pre-diabetic. It was so funny. Well, if you weren't then, you are now. I just saw her sweet tea and it for some reason just made me think back to that. I was like, damn, do you remember back in the day when you were really out here getting 30 pups of sweetener? Very frequently. I think it's just like, I don't know if you can attest to this or like, like there were no like food laws in my home. Like I don't know how to explain it at At all. And also, well, I had like, obviously in my

house, I was allowed to eat anything and I was like a very much like Oreos, Cheez-It's kind of household.

And so when I discovered like health, it was like, oh my God, I'm such a genius. But I was like

15 or whatever and I was so obsessed with it that I didn't know anything

like accurate so I would drink like 75 jamba juices in a day and like why am I getting so

much weight. Did you have like a favorite after school snack? Oh are you kidding? Listen to me when I

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