Hi, everyone. Welcome back to the blondeest podcast. I'm in the hot seat right now. Well, I guess I would say Ryan's in the hot seat, but I am in Savannah C. Savannah is still out of town. So we are one episode short. So Brian and I are going to be filming in I have

Ryan here basically against his will so that I don't have to do a solo episode because

honestly I don't know what I would talk about I'm Savannah is phenomenal at talking

she can talk to herself for hours. I simply cannot do that.

So we have Ryan here today.

My boyfriend, my love.

Thank you for saving me personally.

But we posted on the podcast and or on the Instagram asking for some questions and we're just going to get

to a no Ryan a little bit. I mean, he's now so much more than just one of the most important

people in my life, but he is at Savannah Boat Aesthetics. He has been a huge savior to me there as

well. So let's just start out by hearing a little bit about

yourself. Yeah. I looked at the questions a little bit, so I'm going to try to ask something that's

not. I think you should ask it, yeah, from you. Yeah. Let's hear from you. Well, no, just tell me a little bit.

So Savannah and I grew up in Flaremont in the Dallas-Fort savanna and i grew up in flaremont in the Dallas fort worth area

Ryan grew up in Dallas in Dallas like right by SMU and so what were you passionate about when

you were a kid what did you think you were going to be doing right now well when what do I think

I'd be doing right now is a big question. When I was a kid, I was a performer. So like this shouldn't be new to me, but still I'm kind of like hand sweating, nervous.

Look, the first time, if any of you guys are OG podcast listeners, the first time I came on this podcast, it sounded like I had a frog in my throat. Like I, I,

I forgot how to speak. I forgot how to breathe. Like, I had severe anxiety the first time. It was

actually, again, the real OGs remember me and Adrielle came on the podcast, and I think her and I

were both like... But she'd do so good. She would do so good. Maybe now. I don't know. She probably did better than me back then. But anyway, you're not alone. But keep going. You are a performer. So I was a performer. Ever since two years old, I, like, loved performing. My favorite thing in the world. my dad used to tell a story that when I was a kid,

he said the only way I could fall asleep was putting me in the bathroom,

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