The First Heartbreak

Pretty Basic with Alisha Marie and Remi Cruz

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Remicruz, 601834, Society & Culture, Alishamarie, Prettybasic

4.8 • 36.5K Ratings

🗓️ 21 November 2018

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

Remi and Alisha recap their trip to New Zealand and open up about their individual insecurities. Remi talks about her first heartbreak and Alisha shares her fear of missing out on something real. This episode is sponsored by ReBe New York, you can check them out at rebenewyork.com/prettybasic. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Bramble.
0:01.0	Okay, let's do the damn thing.
0:14.2	Love that intro.
0:15.2	Thank you.
0:16.2	Hello, everybody.
0:17.8	Welcome back to Pretty Basic.
0:19.5	Pretty Basic.
0:20.5	You're a weekly dose of ramen leader.
0:22.4	Oh my god, that's cute.
0:24.0	Hashtag Ramlocha.
0:25.7	So can we start off this episode by just saying thank you so much for all of the feedback
0:29.9	on last week's episode?
0:31.9	Yes.
0:32.9	I want to cry because first of all, that episode is by far my favorite so far.
0:37.5	Me too.
0:38.5	Me too.
0:39.5	I think it was so good because it was like somewhat funny because I'm an idiot.
0:44.1	Also, it was like fun because you got to hear the behind the scenes of YouTube and stuff
0:47.6	that everyone was wondering for a long time and then also ended with something more serious
0:51.0	that I think people needed to hear.
0:52.9	No, definitely.
0:53.9	I feel like that's how we talk all the time anyway because we always talk stuff.
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