The low info shardinay sippers in the suburbs.

I believe that's us, ladies.

That's us.

He's talking about us.

When do we hear that about the beer sipping dude?

Like somehow chardonnay makes you low information, but Bud Light doesn't.

I'm actually a cab person personally, so.

We got to address the suburban women problem because it's real.

Welcome to the suburban women problem, a podcast from Red, Wine, and Blue.

Hi, thanks for joining us. I'm Rachel Vindman. I'm Jasmine Clark. I'm Amanda Weinstein.

Welcome back. It's been a whole month. How was everyone's August?

I was kind of crazy. I did a lot of traveling, but it was all like work travel. So it was a mixture of fun. And I went to a couple of new places. So I like that. I went to Indianapolis. I went to Minneapolis. All the Appaluses. Yeah, I did. Apparently that's where all the conferences are being held this year.

All the Appalices, Denver, Chicago.

It's just like a lot of things happening all in that region of the country right now.

Conferences are looking for other places and maybe your conferences are a little different.

But I live in Broward County, Florida, and they've lost a lot of potential income because of Governor DeSantis's, and I say governor, like with air quotes, because he's really not the

governor right now.

It's more of his side hustle because he's running for president and he spends very little time here.

But because of his policies, conferences are not coming to Florida.

I mean, honestly, it's pretty miserable here at this time of year, so you would not want to come

in August. But just regardless of other times, and now people are starting to realize it. And now

people are starting to be like, oh, wait, now we're having some financial consequences. And we don't

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