Hello, everybody. Welcome to Humble and Hungry. I'm your friend Natalie Pouche. I have a very special guest, my cousin Tanya. Hello. Hi guys. And ladies, how are you? You're back. I'm back. It's been a while. You're back on the show.

You're back on the show, but you're not back in California. It's very true. I'm still in Idaho, still in Utah.

Oh my god. We have so much to catch up on. How's it going? What's going on?

Things are good. I cannot complain. That's good stuff.

You're like, you know, did you watch Piper's little video that I posted today? Which one?

The one where she's singing Miley Cyrus? No, I haven't seen it. It's domesticated.

Oh, you haven't seen it. Oh, she is. You have to watch it. I'm sorry. I saw this stupid cough.

You have to watch it. It's so funny. She gave us another performance from the car.

And this girl is so passionate and just gives it all she's got. And then like, it kind of reminds me, though, like when we were kids, because I feel like I

low-key had that for sure. Like that passion. Everyone's like, oh, she's your mom. And I'm like, guys, she's also me. Like I used to be that way.

Like you're my you're my witness. Yes.

You were a little different, though. Like Piper is way more confident and outgoing. You were a little bit more shy and timid and like observant.

But you did have those moments. Like if you didn't think anybody was watching, you were off. Like, or if you had already been like primed and prep by your mom to do like an entire performance routine.

Like you were ready to perform because you had practice for hours with the fan band. So yes, that is a Piper is 100%.

But you just said it. It comes from my mother. My mother was like a stage mom. Yeah. But now I'm like a stage mom.

And now I'm like behind the scene, like just saying it with the.

But it's fun. No, it's amazing. I love her. She's the coolest.

She really is. She's really smart and really cute. And like just no bullshit. Like I can't wait to see her being a dull and just like me too.

I can't wait.

And I'm taking her to Taekwondo. She started music class and Taekwondo.

And she went to this little dance class. It's like a performing class. But honestly, it was kind of cheesy and like, I don't know, it's fine because like the kids have fun.

But I was like, I want her in something that's going to really like, like I guess show her how to be, you know, responsible and like respect elders

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