Maybe you change your mind, but too many times, over and over again, over and over again,

but too many times, over and over again, over and over again.

Hello and welcome to Still Buffering, a cross-generational guide to the culture that made us. I'm Riley Smirl.

I'm Sydney McRoy, and I'm Taylor Smirl.

My hair is really sticky, too. Why?

I just needed to share that with you all. Why is it sticky? You have to explain yourself.

And crunchy and sticky. Why?

So our shower in the bathroom that Justin and I used was leaking, and so it had to be replaced,

because otherwise we were going to damage our house with water.

So I am, as Charlie puts it, groomies now, grooming roommates, I'm sharing Charlie's bathroom,

the one that she uses.

And I went in the other morning, took a quick shower, because I had a lot to do.

Jumped out, and my hair was still wet, and I ran the hairbrush through my hair real fast,

before I had to, like, I was making breakfast and getting kids ready for school and all this other stuff,

and I thought, well, I'll go dry my hair later. I'm just going to brush out real fast and move on to my morning.

And as my hair dried, I kept thinking, like, why is it feel so weird?

What is up with, what is in my hair? Why is it so stiff?

So I went back to the bathroom.

It wasn't the shampoo or the conditioner, those were fine.

My hairbrush, however, I had failed to notice, was sitting in a puddle of toothpaste.

And there was actually toothpaste on the bristles.

Now, how did that happen?

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