Hey, guys, this is Joy.

And this is Claire. Hello, hello. We've made it to the end of April. I was looking at the calendar, as I always do, because I like to see when these podcasts are going to be coming out. And we've made it through another month. Congratulations. Almost. And then we were just like... Don't freak out yet. May is not until next Monday. Yeah, that's so funny. Oh, gosh.

It's time for the Justin Timberlake.

It's time for the Justin Timberlick.

It never gets old. Never. Never gets old. That never gets old. Anything arrested development never gets old. Anything Schitts Creek never gets old. anything Justin Timberlake, it's going to be May, doesn't get old.

I would say like anything boy band related never gets sold.

True.

Me and girls never gets old. Great call, Danielle, in the chat. I was at the dentist the other day and shape of my heart came on. The dental hygienist was like, oh my gosh, do you remember this song? I'm like, do I remember this song? Do I remember this song? At my office, they're always playing like a serious XM decade station. And so it starts out in the morning and then like goes through the decades throughout the day. So like you're in your 10 o'clock meeting and suddenly like Kiri Allayson comes on. Oh, God. It's such a good song. And then by like lunchtime, you're deep into Dave Matthews. Yeah. And then like by the end of the day, you're listening to like really like R&B where you're like, I never listen to these words. And now I'm worried that my boss is going to listen to them with me next. Like this song is really dirty and I'm like in my one-in-one with my boss. So it's just like a real moment all day. That's so funny. Yeah. And then there was this like the I Love You Always Forever song that's like one of my favorite songs. We play that at our wedding. And she's like, do you know this song? And I was like, yes, I played this at my wedding. Any song that you ask me, yes, I know it because I was born before you.

I'm 35.

I know these songs. So I have two close girlfriends who we were very close in high school in college. One of them I've been friends with since sixth grade. The other one's like 10th grade maybe. And we were in the same Bible study in high school. And like I was a big, we were like youth group kids.

I love that you were a Bible study kid. Oh my gosh. Which like now, sometimes I say that. I'm like, oh, yeah, my Bible study. Like I'm still really close or pretty close with the women who were my Bible study leaders in high school. And now I just sort of called them my mentors. I'm like, oh, my mentor. She has my. and people are like, you were in Bible study?

But yeah, it was a different time.

So I have you two girlfriends. And now I just sort of called them my mentors. I'm like, oh, my mentor. She has my, and people are like, you were in Bible study? But yeah, it was a different time.

So I have you two girlfriends. One of them is my friend, Steph, who we talk about who lives in Jackson Hole and who we talk every single day. And then the other one is named Danny. And she is just one of those people who like falls off the radar for months at a time and and then sort of like pops back up out of nowhere.

I literally probably haven't gotten a text from Danny in over six months.

She just sends me and stuff the link to that song. I love you. I was forever. And she's like, I had a tough day and I was rocking out to this on the way home. And I really wish you guys were there. And I was like, this is just such a great. It's such an uplift. Like it's one of those songs where you're like, I just hate my boss. You know, you're having a rough day and you put that on and you're like, oh, yeah.

Yeah. This is a jam. It's a jam. Jacks just said my grandma bought me the Dr. Dre, the chronic album when I was in fifth grade. That's amazing. That made me laugh. Oh, wow. That's amazing. But like, honestly, I've said this before. My first album that my aunt bought me was like a virgin. I was, like, seven years old or eight years old. I don't, like, people get so worried about kids, like, knowing what the, kids don't, they have no idea. No idea. No idea. No idea. And I was like, like a virgin. Yeah. And my mom was like,

I don't know what this means. Because, okay, as anybody else, the original hocus pocus,

their, the whole movie is based on the fact that a virgin has to light the candle, right?

And in the second movie, they bring it up again. And somebody, one of the kids is like, what's a virgin? And

someone, one of the adults is like, uh, it's someone who's never lit a candle before. So now there's a whole like generation of children out there who think that that's what virgin means. Right. Right. Yeah.

Jacqueline says, me and atheist, being a youth group kid, then leader and leading our church's denomination version of the Girl Scouts plus Sunday school teacher. I would love to hear people's like I was a youth group kid even though I was absolutely not religious. Because I think also in a lot of communities, youth group is sort of like the closest thing you have to an after

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