
Just a group of best friends sitting down and talking about anything and everything from past childhood experiences to our own opinions on relationships :D
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 262 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy | |||

EP 267: What's up everyone! This week we asked all of you pretty people some of our theoretical most likely questions! We got to go back & forth debating on if we agreed on each of your decisions on who is the most likely to do what. HOPE YOU ENJ... more
EP 266: What's up everyone! WE HAVE CHANGED STUDIOS AGAIN! We talk about what has brought us to this new studio, why we're here, how we ended up here. We also delved into what is the best way to end a conversation because we're now realizing that w... more
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It’s one thing to joke back and forth between friends but to condemn other podcast and people for their statement and bad takes but then allow Cynthia to remain on the pod after saying the n word and publicly joking about ICE deporting families and tearing apart homes while you run on A VERY PUBLIC PLATFORM AGAINST THAT SAME ORGANIZATION is highly upsetting and makes it seem like everything you guys stand for is a JOKE. I unsubscribed to everything I cannot support this pod after this
If I could give zero stars I would. Allowing cynthia choi one of the podcast host to make racist ice jokes to Latinos is not okay. Latinos and Latinas are being put in concentration camps, and they think it is a joke. Please don’t listen to this podcast.
love all of them they’re all funny, dev and sage as a duo r my fav, so is nick and sean, so funny the way sage and devin are sometimes the only ones who understand their niche references, and the way nick and sean just bully each other just ties it together. cynthia and maru are also a good match and love their takes, they’re so opposite yet such a good dynamic. miss christine on the pod tho it was funny seeing her being the most outgoing and experienced of the group which led to her takes being... more
Searching for a new podcast to listen to and decided to give it a try and I don’t get it. My first impression is that there’s too much screaming straight to the mic and conversation just seems boring. Regardless my 1 star review, they have their audience and I am simply just not one of them. Moving on
I love this show! I think each of the guys and girls brings something so unique to the podcast and it’s perfect. The humour is spot on! I’m a single mom so my days can get pretty hectic and sometimes stressful. But when I put on the podcast, I be scream laughing! It’s soooo funny! I instantly feel better after listening! I look forward to every week when a new one comes out! Love you all!
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A casual, long-form hangout built around a close circle of friends trading stories, teasing one another and sharing candid opinions. Regular voices include Nick Grajeda, Sage, Sean and Maru, with the wider group contributing to conversations about dating, friendship, growing up, social media, streaming and pop culture. Topics often move from personal anecdotes into spirited debates, with relationship boundaries, life in your twenties and the pressures of being visible online recurring alongside reality TV, travel, sports and film. Occasional guests bring firsthand perspectives on dating in public, creator culture and the group's social dynamics. The appeal is the ensemble chemistry: inside jokes and playful roasting sit alongside earnest re... more
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