What's going on everybody happy Wednesday? That's right. It's Wednesday. It's hump day. I don't know what that means. Hopefully some of you are humping.

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Promotion ad. We have a fantastic episode for you all. If you are fans of 90210 of which many of us are including everyone in this room, you will be excited to listen to Jenny Garth and Torey spelling legends legends.

We have a great conversation with him about being on the show. What it was like to do that in their teenage years of the impact on their lives social media, all the fun stuff. We appreciate them taking the time to talk with me. I was fan Boeing the whole time but trying to play cool.

We got some great merch out there. I'm wearing a t-shirt tie dye out there. I feel like I'm sorry. I'm right. We've got tie dye. Oh my god, that's so cool.

We're so full of tie dye hoodie. It says sorry. I'm right. I mean, I want tie dye hoodie. You just wear that in front of your husband or your man and it's be like, we also have he's toxic. So get your, your significant other. He's toxic hoodie. While getting yourself the sorry I'm right. Go out in public. Have some fun.

And sorry, sorry. Show them what you lost. Don't forget that one. That's a good one too. So be sure to check that out. Vow files.com and get your merch. And we also have hoodies, sweatshirts, t-shirts, burko books, all that fun stuff. Support your show for support your career podcast.

Next week, we have a fun and I think highly anticipated episode. So many of you have been asking us to do an episode on being an introvert and an extrovert. We have Susan Kay and the author of Quiet, who one of the kind of it's the book out there about introverts and extroverts and can't wait to have that conversation with her.

We actually talk a little bit about that with with Jenny and Torey. So be sure to check that out. And if nothing else, let's just get right to the episode.

Thank you guys for coming. Who, how much money do we have to pay him to come on? I'm just kidding. I'm be scary.

I'm a big big fans of you ladies. I go so far back to well, first of all, I was mad because my parents didn't let me watch 90210 back in the day.

And I had a big crush on both of you guys. I remember I was listening to you guys's podcast talking about the show and it had such a role on on my life when it came to fashion. How I wore my hair sideburns. You guys were talking about sideburns. Oh my god. Like I couldn't wait to like a grow facial hair so I could grow sideburns.

Just just like Dylan. But like, do you guys feel like you are responsible for like fashion trends growing up or being on the show and like what was that experience like because I've always wanted to be that cool.

Torey definitely will take credit for a lot of things in that realm. Personally, I'm like, I'm not responsible for anything. I don't want to be responsible for any of it.

We didn't know that we were responsible till it all came back and then literally walking through target and seeing like, oh, I wore that Donna wore that Kelly wore that. I was like, oh my god, it's all back.

We're trendsetters. I think you know you're a trend setter when it comes back in or just you know your old one comes back.

I think chokers we really did create though because we used to craft a lot in our dressing rooms and we used to go to Michaels and get like terms and stuff and have ribbon and create them.

So I think we should take credit for that. At least that. We'll take the choker credit.

And like, 90210 was so big. Right. I mean, you guys pop stars. Like, I mean, it was everyone, everyone knew who you are. Did you not feel that type of fandom when it was filming or when did you to realize just how big of a deal you two were.

The serious question is that they let us out of the stage when they unlocked the stage doors and let you out after 10 years. Yeah, well, because we were we were like kept in captivity for 10 years filming the show.

So we weren't really, you know, privy to what was going on in the outside world. But no, seriously, when the show, I think the second season when the show started to really take off for the summer episodes was when I think the whole everybody involved with the show was like, whoa, okay, this is this is taking a hold of people are liking this.

Was that how big of a surprise was that I don't think we knew what to expect. It was a first for all of us like, yeah, it got crazy. And I think a lot of times we were like, oh, it's just the boys.

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