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Hannah Berner and Paige DeSorbo discuss everyday safety routines for women, getting sunburns in Southern California, midnight snack preferences, and reactions to recent news such as the Cornell sexual assault allegations and Donald Prima's ATM robbery encounter in New York City. The hosts debate the culture of award shows, discuss Taylor Swift's music releases, and share personal stories about cat adoption, beauty treatments like dermaplaning, and the complexities of gift-giving between friends. Throughout the episode, the hosts mix cultural commentary, personal anecdotes, and comedic banter on current events and modern life.
A brief ad segment promoting Hershey’s new flavored creme bars as a treat‑yourself moment.
Hosts riff on a chaotic morning, a group text mishap, and a red‑eye flight, setting a comedic tone.
An ad pitch for Superpower, a health‑tracking membership that offers extensive biomarker testing and personalized plans.
Hosts promote Talkiatory, an online psychiatry platform that provides diagnoses and medication management.
Hosts recount a New York robbery involving Donald Prima, using it as a segue to discuss safety and humor.
Hosts discuss hair trends, low ponytails, braids, and personal styling choices, interspersed with playful banter.
A host shares a humorous and slightly alarming story about adopting a cat, discovering ringworm, and debating pet names.
A host debates naming her new cat, weighing options like Butter, Pecan, and the comedic back‑and‑forth of cat‑name politics.
Hosts introduce the episode and begin a product promotion segment.
Discussion of Quince’s affordable luxury clothing and promotion details.
Hosts rave about Sam Edelman shoes and fall collection, offering discount code.
Constant Safety Awarenessinsight
The hosts discuss how women must constantly share their location, check routes, and text friends when arriving home safely.
Midnight Snack Preferencesstory
Paige shares her top three midnight snacks, including a microwave quesadilla with sour cream and salsa, toast with butter and jelly, and fallback cereal.
Cat Missionary Workinsight
Hannah explains her obsession with fostering cats and trying to convince everyone around her to adopt pets during the holidays.
Robbed at Gunpointstory
Donald Prima recounts being approached at an ATM vestibule in New York City where a robber pointed a gun-like object at him, to which Donald casually replied, "No, thank you."
Hannah describes an argument with her husband where she insists that dermaplaning her face is an artistic skincare practice rather than simply shaving.
Universal Housewarming Registriesinsight
Paige argues that gift registries should not be limited to weddings and babies, proposing that people should have housewarming registries for everyday items.
“And that's why riding in a Waymo feels different.”
“You can customize the ride, put on your own music, answer texts.”
“Safety is a huge part of why that feeling matters.”
“The fact that they're, they're 19, 20 and like, no one was in jail.”
“Revolve also carries the brands that you genuinely know and love. There's also room for discovering things. Everything's curated, you can find new brands you love, new styles you feel like wearing.”
“I want a registry at all times. Like, I wish there was a platform that I could put things into a registry that I want other people to buy me, or myself.”
There's a good chance Hannah has ringworm, but Paige is more worried about whether or not low ponytails are in for fall. subscribe to our newsletter
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