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Hi friends and welcome to the papaya podcast.

I'm your hostess, Trin Hermostis, Sarah Nicole.

And each week I'm going to be dishing out some sweetness mixed in with some seeds of wisdom or something like that.

So get ready to get inspired, get candid,

get real, because we are all in this digital space together. Welcome back, everyone. We've had some illnesses going around. Our guest today wasn't able to come. And so our favorite sub-in guest, basically my co-ho. Walk down the street. I'm never ill because I'm powered by Coke Zero.

You know what? That's actually really bizarre. You were

one of the last people to go down with COVID. And I actually started to buy into the conspiracy

that you were surviving. That coaxie, I, we could have been the next conspiracy theory out there.

They're going to study my body for science. And it's going to be proven. Like, you know how

you always see those interviews with a hundred and three year old ladies? And they're like, how did you do it? And so it's like a cup of whiskey or Dr. Pepper every day. Yes, the Dr. Pepper lady. Yeah, that's me. Honestly, it's such a, I wish I could, if I lived to be like 102 and I had to nail down one thing that kept me alive, I don't know what I would answer. Because I ebb and flow through tastes and interests. Yeah, that's true. Constantly. Yeah, you don't have like one. There's never one thing. Like loyalty to a certain food or drink. No, I don't. I get sick of things so fast. Do you want to live to 100?

I think at that point, take me away. You know what? Yes and no. I, my grandmother lived to 98, I think,

and she was, she was, like, still witty and so funny and had such a great life. If I could be

like that or, like, slightly delusional, I'd love it.

Okay, I guess that's true. It's how you age. Like, obviously, if you've aged and like,

there's issues, then you don't want to go that long. Oh my gosh. What a dark turn already.

No, but I do, but here's the thing. I started on death. We did.

This is supposed to be a nice, happy episode to get us through times.

We're like, but when does it all end?

What's your plan, though?

Like, I think as women especially, you do need to have this conversation if you are in a

heterosexual relationship because men, on average, die earlier.

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