The following podcast is a dear media production. Welcome back to another episode of probably a podcast. Guys, this is a really special episode because it's not very often that I don't just have myself, me and I, or just one of my friends, she's boofing around talking shit. We have like a real celebrity in the house. Okay, Ms. Priscilla Block is joining us on the podcast. She has so much going on in her life. We're going to talk about it, but also we're just going to be Girlies Girling, if that's okay with you. Wait, I love Girlies Girling. Okay, cool. First of all, I saw that you and your team stopped at White Bison. Shouts out, not a sponsor happy if you guys want to, but like gas station coffee that fucking rules.

Oh, dude, I am like a gas station coffee girl.

Like sometimes, I don't know, like, I mean, I'm fine with some Starbucks, but like go into like a pilot gas station and just get some like coffee that's been sitting there for a while.

Sometimes they have like a road cooler of creamers

that you're like, I should check the expiration date on some of these, but I'm not gonna. Yeah, no. I'll like see little kids like grabbing them and I'm like, I shouldn't use this, but I'm gonna. Yeah, you're like, I'm not even gonna ask if they have almond milk. Yeah, yeah, Right? Wait, you grew up some, I say this. I actually have no idea how you grew up, but I'm assuming because you grew up in Raleigh, North Carolina. Is that right? Okay, I'm a South Carolina girlie.

Okay, Carolina girls. Carolina girls best in the world. Do you remember those t-shirts? Or was that only a South Carolina thing? I actually don't.

There were like these, okay, it might be a South Carolina thing.

They were like these like curly Q font t-shirts that like everyone had to have when they were in middle school.

And they were like lime green and pink, obviously.

Yeah.

And they said like Carolina girls, best in the world. So that's us. Oh wait. That's amazing. I need to go find one of these shirts. Title for the episode. Yeah. There you go. Okay. So you grew up in the South, presumably. I know North Carolina is kind of like, if you're from South Carolina, you're like from South. But North Carolina, I feel like has,

it's just close enough to Virginia that sometimes I'm like, what part of North, how did you grow up in North Carolina? But Raleigh is Southern. Yeah, I grew up in Raleigh, you know, went to the same elementary middle and high school, but my family moved around a lot. So, like, there was a chunk of our life that we lived in Texas. Oh. And, yeah, like, we were in North Carolina. We moved to Texas for a little bit. We came back to North Carolina. Okay. And then I moved to Nashville and I was 17. So. Oh, wow. Yeah. When did I'm, you know, around too much. But wait, how old were you in 2020?

How old was I in 2020?

Like when everything happened.

Oh, gosh, here I go on math.

No, no, I'm not. One thing about me. No, I'm like, okay. Everyone knows on this podcast. Um, okay, what year? It's 2025, right? Yeah. Okay. I just turned 30. So that's 25 years ago. So I was 25 years. Okay. Also, happy late birthday, 30. Thank you.

So why did you move?

How old were you to Texas? Was that like tough? No, I was young. Like I was like, I think like 10. My family lived out there for like a year and a half. Yeah. And but then we came back to North Carolina and I love North Carolina. I mean, I, uh, I loved up in Raleigh, like, you're right by the beach,

you're right by the mountains. We grew up going to the lake all the time. It's kind of everything to do. It's kind of like, I mean, I'm really sorry to keep saying this, it's kind of like South Carolina. I've got the mountains and the beach, which is nice. You're right by the coast. Raleigh's beautiful. Yeah.

I actually love anytime we go to Raleigh for shows or anything, I'm like, this place rules.

Yeah, it's changed a lot.

I know I go back and I'm like, this place rules.

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