Yeah, welcome, welcome to confidently insecure, we're we're absolutely positive.

We don't know everything, absolutely positive, absolutely confident.

We don't know absolutely sure, absolutely sure, we don't know everything, I'm your host

Kelsey Dera and I'm your backup host, Zach Noe Towers.

Guys, I don't know why we why are we so sexy right now?

These are rainy. Oh, and that makes me feel all rainy makes me horny, which makes me sexy inherently.

How are you? I'm good. We've been hanging out already for like two hours, so I feel like we're

already caught up. I mean, I think our our friendship is a bottomless well of conversation.

Yeah, so but I'm good. Should we tell everyone that we're going to buy a house together?

Oh my god, wait, hold on, hold on. This is the update as of two hours ago.

Yes, Kelsey and I both dream of owning property in Los Angeles.

In Los Angeles, yes, which is not the cheapest place to start, but there's a whole thing about

your primary residence. So if you if I were to buy a place in St. Louis, I could get in trouble

if I weren't living there, which means like I think it means like six months and a day.

You have to like live there and I can't do that in St. Louis, no offense mom who might be listening.

But that would be us in LA like we live here. And everyone knows about Dink,

dual income, no kids and we're dink wads, dink wad, dual income, no kids with it with a dog.

And I always talk about how it would be so great to just have that second income that I used to

have in a relationship to buy a house. And Zach was like, what if? And I said, we buy a house

together. Kelsey definitely said it first. I did. I did confirm that I literally thought about it

like two days ago, because I've been looking, whatever, this episode is not about buying a home

together, but it could be. And to get that Dink lifestyle again, but then own property and gain

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