Hey, welcome back to another episode of shit.

I'm 30 with me, your host, Carla Womaris.

And this week, you're going to hang out just with me.

So brace yourselves.

We're going to do a quick catch up on my life six months after leaving the corporate world

and trying to pursue my dream.

I'll be 32 and 26 days and I have committed to not drinking

until then. Today's day two. I'm doing okay. I went to the gym. I think I'm going to I think I'm

going to do it. But the problem is that I'm leaving to L.A. tomorrow. And I'm not sure how strong I am,

how much of a will I have to not drink while I'm there.

But I did tell DJ my trainer that I would give him $100 if I started drinking. So, um, or if I drank before my birthday, I really don't want to lose that money. So I'm going to try. I'm going to try. But anyway, let's get started this week with our shit. You should know. and this week we I bring you some shit that I saw last night and I posted on my social media

and it's a disillusion. our shit you should know and this week we i bring you some shit that i saw last night and i posted

on my social media and it's a dissolution colorado state senator is so fond of white men that she

voted against equal pay so colorado state senator vicky marble was one of the two that voted against the equal payday bill, which would be a resolution encouraging government agencies within the state to close the gender pay gap.

She explained that she could not support something that, and I quote, was so focused against the white man.

The other no vote was from Senator john cook it's he sounds like

somebody that would just vote no but he didn't provide an explanation for his vote so vicky continues

on to say while she's telling the explanation as to why she voted no on the bill she says frankly

i feel like white men have done a lot for this country and this legislature as all men have and i just want to thank them i know that in my family the mexicans the native

americans the chinese the muslims the jews they're all making what they can and we've never

talked about someone being paid more than another for doing a job this is what she said not all white men make the same as every other white man in the job. It's not just given that anybody is going to be making the same. It doesn't matter if you're a white man or a purple man. People are hired at different levels. Y'all, this is just part of what she said because she just kept going on and on. Let me say I was hot.

Yeah, I was hot because I'm like, who is this woman?

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