Normally there's more of a start to the podcast, but it's already begun.

So that feels kind of nice.

Sometimes it's the best start, you know. Anyways, good morning. Hi. What up? Morning. It's Monday morning and we are joined by two hilarious people today. We've already been talking. So let's just introduce. Yeah, I guess let's just get into it. Jordana and Jared from the U.S. podcast. Welcome to disrespectfully. Thanks for having us. We're so excited to be here.

So pumped to be here. Very not L.A. of you guys Monday morning podcast taping. What would you expect? What's the L.A.? I would expect like a Thursday 3 p.m. Maybe. Maybe we'll see. I mean, that's what I would prefer. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. I would prefer to noon. Ellie doesn't feel like a Monday 10 a.m. type of town. No. No, it's definitely not. Welcome to disrespectfully. With Katie Maloney and Dana Kathan. Unapologetically. We're here to do what we want to do. Spilling the tea. Babe, you're going to see the power of women, like, disrespectfully. I really come alive around noon, personally. Yeah, and my getting up schedule depends on when I sleep, and we, it's on going Joe Kerr and I both don't sleep very well, me more so. So, like, if I go to bed at 8 a.m. because I have not slept, I'm not getting up at nine, right? So it's like,

right, you know, kind of getting up whenever I can. Right. So you both live in New York. Yeah. Well, no, sorry. I forgot you moved. Yeah. I live in New York. I move before the summer Delray Beach, Florida. So I'm right now. Oh, Florida. Are you from there? No. My parents moved there like five or six years ago, seven years ago. I'm from outside of Boston and then they

moved there. They like six years ago seven years ago I'm from outside of

Boston and then they moved there they like became the Florida mascots they like love it

there really because you have a Florida hat on right now so I just yeah I've totally bought in

this propaganda or how's it going there that's I'm loving every second publics publics the beach

do you usually get that reaction and tell people you live in Florida?

I feel like there was like a little bit of like, right.

Okay.

Right.

People get weird. Listen, I don't like Florida. I don't like Florida. What's that? I don't like Florida. You don't like Florida. Just generally the whole state. You're out. Generally, yeah. And I've been there many times.

Miami plenty of times, a weird place.

A lot of people feel that way.

People really get weird when I mention I've moved to Florida.

It is a little bit what's wrong. It's a little bit they, for whatever reason, it's like a political statement to them. Like that I, you know, now with Florida, they're like, ah, I've had it with these governors. And they move to Florida. Like, that's not me. I'm going there because I'm like, let me see if this can work with my career. Like, my parents are nearby. I like hanging out with them, but they're like far enough to be far. And I like the beach. I have a car. Like, I was kind of, you know, I'm 40 and I didn't have a living room in New York so I was like I

kind of want to see what a living situation would feel like I get it because if I was like

East Coast based New York family over there I would probably prefer to live in Florida because

the weather right like here like I don't I'm not moving back to Utah because of the weather so

I'm going to stay put here I am going to stand up for Florida really quick. Sure. I, in general, the ideals that people have and the reasons they don't like, I align with that. But I, my family was from Florida. Great beaches. I love Miami. Right. Like, you could catch me a club space at 6 in the morning on any given day that I was there. Okay, I like, like that type of thing. No, I tend to believe that anyone who's like cheering for or against a town is awful. Okay. Because, like, I travel the whole country. So whenever I go somewhere, I just take it in. I was just, I just flew here from Bloomington, Indiana. Bloominginton, Indiana. Fine college town. It was fine. I enjoyed it. The people were very nice. But you'll mention where you're going to people and it's like this weird thing happens where they're like, if you say Portland, Oregon, they're like, oh my God, homeless crime. How do you deal with it? And I'm like, I don't know. I don't know.

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