Hi, my name is Abidji de Luaterson. I'm a makeup artist and a businesswoman based in Lagos, Nigeria. So today we discussed Misan by Bamboo. We also talked about some dilemmas, air guy sent in. It was really fun. Talk about family dynamics. We talk about friendships. And we also talk about business. Oh, look at that. A professional. All right, guys, enjoy the episode. Are you into Babebono? I actually do want to travel around Nigeria. It's just a trick. Good to go. What I want to say? My question is the time for question? Can't you wait? This is the podcast for you. I mean, just a sidebar to questions. Nobody's getting saved by the fact that you're not getting some. Act of being an adult grown upicity. Yeah. I said what I said. The Unsolicited Opinions podcast starts now. Who was prepared for this? Hello, boys and girls. Hello, all. Today we have a guest. Yeah, we do, actually. We do indeed. Hi, boys and girls. My name is Apich Dio Luat Hussein. I'm a makeup artist. Sorry, I'm being nervous. No, don't. Relax. Relax. Okay, stand back. I'm allowed to start with a very funny intro. Yes. My friend has told me that if I don't mention her here, she's going to embrace friend me. And you guys know how hard it is to find friendships now. Please mention her. Feel free. Shout out to my best friend who introduced me to you guys. And she's always at every of your shows. I think she was the last one in London. Oh, wow. Yeah. She's always there. Very hype, very excited to be here on her behalf.

So my name is Tussain once again. I'm a lawyer. I'm a business artist. I'm a makeup artist. Sorry.

And a business woman. I'm struggling. But I promise I was settling in.

Welcome.

My favorite people are people who like drag everybody in their life to this podcast. It's so nice. So much love that. Lovely. So shout out to best friend with Gritty especially. How was your weekend to show? My weekend was easy. I moved houses. Oh, wow. Crazy. That was always so long. Yeah, it was long. Did you use like a service or you just packed up? I used the service, but I just realized now that whether it is a service or not, you still work hard. So, I mean, now I can't. So the service is not all this seamless. Yeah, it's not like you still pack some stuff and you still have to oversee and you can't find your clothes.

There's one that we used a couple of years ago just before the pandemic.

We moved just before the pandemic and I think that's the most seamless.

My mom was just like pack anything you're not comfortable with anybody touching.

So like we packed like underwear.

Yeah.

I think like sensitive documents. My parents packed sensitive documents. No, we packed like underwear. Yeah. I think, like, sensitive documents.

My parents packed sensitive documents.

And everybody moved everything.

Yeah, so they came room by room.

They put the, and then they told them, like, to mark things.

Oh.

Very specifically.

Wow.

Okay.

So I think one we used was not that, like, we just, we packed our stuff. They just basically moved from here to here. No, no, no. This one's packed for us. No, this one's packed too. So there's services that pack for you. And then unpack. Pack and unpack. Because I've not unpacked. See, I'm just walking through my room and searching for things. The services are actually come back. And just have to be, you have to be there to be like,

go drop this hair,

but they actually do everything. It's not like cheap, but it's so worst. Oh, no, no, no. In fact, packing is when it gets to a point where you start throwing things away because you can't be bothered to pack anymore.

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