Hey Buds, Kathleen here. You are about to enter a very long stream of consciousness.

And listen, things are said and just, and I apologize in advance if you live anywhere else other than

your jersey. Sorry, not sorry. Stop laughing, this is erotic. I'm on a new medication and

I think it's making me lose to me. I would have been a Ted Bundy victim. Yeah, I had no idea that

so many people out there felt the same way. I died. Now I want a peanut collada. And a quiet

taste. Welcome to a Lucy Goosey bonus of an acquired taste podcast. Hey, Kathleen Heaney.

Hey, Bethany Watson. What's going on? You said you have a B in your bonnet. I do. You know I love

episodes where someone has a B in their bonnet because I just, I love it when people are salty.

Okay. I was doing my makeup today and I like a pale lid. Sure, an eye-laparel eyelid.

A pale eyelid. Yeah. I almost like a borderline white eye color. Sure. Like, I don't know. I don't

even know what era the 70s. I guess. Oh, here's a thing. I'm very sensitive about looking

to Jersey. Oh, oh, interesting. Okay. Okay. And so it got me thinking, does any other state have this,

this thing, this thing ingrained in you where you're inherently ashamed about where you're from?

Like, do you ever wake up in the morning and you're fixing your hair or doing your outfit and

you go, oh, this is way too Wisconsin for me. No, no, I don't. And that's interesting. And I've

never thought of it before. I feel like the like, do you think people from Massachusetts are like,

can't wear this way to Massachusetts for my liking? No, because you're right. There are stereotypes

of each state, I would say. Yeah. Right? Like, if you talk, if you talk about someone from California,

I think people will default to your like a, either you're like a Gwyneth Palachro sort of rich

entitled white woman type of person or you're a Kardashian or you're like an old valley girl.

Okay. But there is still something very elite. Yes. And like, moneyed about saying someone looks

like they're very California. Right. And you also don't think I look too California today.

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