Welcome to another episode of Out of the Pods. I'm Deep Tea. And I'm Natalie. Guys, we have

five days left until Deep Tea becomes my neighbor. Well, she still is kind of my neighbor right now.

Yeah. Yeah. We're in the same neighborhood. But I'm excited. I am so overwhelmed though,

because I packing is a lot. And I have accumulated a lot in this apartment. Yeah. And oh my god,

have you ever heard of Maria Condo? Of course. I am like a religious follower of Marie Condo.

Oh my gosh. And it's Marie Condo. You ding dong. Oh, I'm sorry, Marie Condo.

I was close. I was close. I was like Marie Condo. I'm trying to Marie Condo everything in my

apartment right now. If it doesn't give me joy, I'm letting it go. But I legitimately have so many

like like from when I play tennis back in the day, I have like shirts like that are from my tennis

team and like that cold a lot of value to me, but I have not touched it or worn it in like a year.

And I'm like, do I get rid of it? Okay. So here's what I follow. If I have not worn it in two years,

I toss or if it doesn't fit me anymore, regardless of how recently I've recent I bought it,

I like will not toss it. I'll donate it. Yeah, but what if it has like sentimental value to you,

because that tennis team was such a big part of my life, I'm like, you know what I need?

Take a photo of it. Take a photo of it. And that's a sentimental value.

Should I make a quilt out of them? And gift it to myself.

Can you imagine? That's like a quilt out of all your old clothes.

That's actually really cute. If that's like hanging up on the wall, remember back in a day when

you would hang quilts on the wall. If that's not a red flag, I don't know what is.

I know. I know that's hilarious. Okay, maybe I won't do that. But yeah, I'm going to try to become

a minimalist. I'm going to get rid of everything. That is my goal. I have five days to get

this achieved. I know, but I'm excited. I'm excited for the new digs. I know. I'm excited for

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