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 am Riley Smirl.

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

The cats won't stop peeing on Cooper's bed.

Oh, they're trying to establish dominance.

Does that say something about Cooper?

It's sometimes our bed, but most consistently it's Cooper's.

And it's never Charlie's.

Never, never once.

Have they peed on Charlie's?

So they know they can't assert dominance over her.

I think they do not see Charlie as a threat.

We were talking about Cooper is, can seem hard on the outside, but she actually is very sweet.

She's squishy on the inside and then Charlie can walk in the room and I said, now Charlie is squishy through and through.

She's squishy through and through.

She seems sweet.

She is sweet.

She's sweet.

The other night she facetime me to show me something in her room and then walk the phone.

It was on your phone, so I thought you were facetiming me, which was very odd and then it was Charlie.

And she propped it up in her bathroom to talk to me more and then just started brushing her teeth

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