 Are you sure the lighting isn't too bright? No. Maybe your lipstick is just too dark. You know what? That's a good enough one. Alright. Hey guys. Welcome back to my channel. The voice changes. I'm here with the OG. The number one. So, okay. We're going to do the BFF tag. And she'll probably expose me again. Cause you already took one. Sorry, not sorry. But we're going to go ahead and get on into it. Who wants to take that? I'll take it. Okay. So, I was at Marshall Arts. And your brother was at the same studio. And you were hanging out and you were being a brat. Cause you didn't want to be there. And your dad was talking to me about frogs. It was about frogs. Yeah. The Puerto Rican frogs. Yeah. The coquina, right? The coquina. Yeah. And we were talking about frogs. And then we realized that we lived in the same neighborhood. And I started like following you around on my bike. Cause I was lonely. I actually did like that. Yeah. I did see you like always riding your bike. And you look at me and I'm like, I don't know how to approach her. So I'm just going to keep walking. Yeah. And then what? Oh God. No, it was because I knew that you were there. And I wanted to be friends. But I didn't know how to be friends. Cause I was very, I was very much a loner. And my mom was like, you need to go out and like ride your bike and see if you all can like ride bikes together or something. And then we started hanging out at like the park. And then all of a sudden we were best friends. My first impression of you was like, she seemed like really sweet. Aw. Yeah. I was like, she looks like she's down to earth. Like she's not worried about being glamorous or being like all cool. Like you dressed how you wanted. You looked like you wanted. I thought that was pretty cool. Cause I was also like that kind of crazy with the style. So yeah, that's my first impression. Aw. Mine, I don't remember. No? Besides the brat thing. Well, yeah, there was that. But you like really adamantly did not want to be there at that point in time. And I was like, what is her problem? Why is she acting like this? I mean, there are couches. She can just sit. I was uncomfortable because there's too much people. I thought you weren't going to like me. That was my first impression. Really? Yeah. I didn't think you were going to like me. Why? I don't know. I always felt like I was really annoying. But I guess I didn't talk that much. But I thought I talked a lot. Interesting. Yeah. That makes sense. It would have to be making those videos. Oh my God. Should we pull them up? I called Pina and PJ. Yeah, you were PJ. I was PJ. It's just Pina. And it was basically like supposed to be a TV show. Oh my God. When I hung your underwear on the wall. Did you? Okay. So I have a picture of you. So she did this. Imagine this is a wall. This is a wall. Fun fact. So she hung underwear right here in like a Barbie doll. In a little chair. Yeah. And like a whole bunch of random stuff. But she hung my underwear on the wall. And she thought it was hilarious. And I have this picture of you. Like you're standing next to it smiling. And then the next one like you were leaning over to laugh. And I have you. And you look like a raptor. You're like, ah. Frozen in time forever. And you know when you get married. That's going to be in the slide show. Right. You know. And then I have another one. For the same day. I had like this blue wig. And a hair band. And like you had it upside down. And you were like, eh. I'm going to do it. So you remember when we went to the keys. Yeah. That was so much fun. And then we stayed in the roundhouse. Oh my God. So we went to the keys. Because my family has a house down the keys. And we stayed in like. It's called the roundhouse. But it's like a separate shower house. Or it used to be. But they renovated into like a spare bedroom. And one night we were in there. It was our first night there. And like my uncles were there. And they were telling us stories of how it was haunted. And all this other shit. And stuff. You're fine. Sorry. And it was like a really bad storm. And all of a sudden like these coconuts. Or whatever. Like these loud bangs just started happening. And then the lightning hit. And someone was standing in the doorway. And we were literally screeching. And what was it? He said something stupid. No, no, no. You were like, oh, no. We have to call 911. Because we kept trying to call everyone. I don't know how to answer it. I was like, no. I don't know how to answer it. I don't know how to answer it. I don't know how to answer it. I don't know how to answer it. I was like, no. I think the number is different down here. That's 911. Yeah. And I was stupid because we were young. And I didn't think that. And so we ended up like packing our bags. Yeah. In just like nightgowns and underwear. And running in the rain to the main house. Yeah. Because we were terrified. And my grandfather had to go down in the middle of the night. We were begging him. We were like, don't go. It's haunted. It's you're going to get hurt. He had to go out and get the sheets and bring them back for us. It was so bad. That was so funny. That was my favorite memory. I still laugh about that. The fact that we figured out what would be our reaction in the horror movie. Mine. Did you remember? I was like, I'm going to sleep it off. I'm going to go to sleep so I don't remember it. And you were just like screaming. Like you wanted to stay up and you didn't want to defend yourself either. I was like latched on. I was like, I can't do this. It was so funny. I'm not too pretty to die. I was not. You were. You still are. Who would play your friend in a movie? That's a good question. I called it. How did you pronounce that though? Cleaning Gomez. Did I say it wrong? When I play back this video you're going to die. You, I would say my first like right now my first one was Carly Johansson. That's who I would have her play. Or that's who would play you. You want to make a sandwich for your friend. What do you put on it? Oh my God. Okay. So we have. Okay. So we have a thing called the special sandwich. Explain what that is. Okay. So white bread. Right. And then we took turkey. It depends on what type of meat that we had. Maybe it looks like turkey roast beef. If we had like the chicken breast, we would put it on there. I think. And then mustard for me. But I had only mayonnaise for me. Yeah. We did separate on that. And then pickles. Pickles. Pickles is what made it magic. Yeah. And they were like these giant sandwiches that we couldn't even like fit in our mouths. I mean you would have to like mush them down to eat them. And that is the type of sandwich. I kind of want one now. I know. It's good because like you get the ham and cheese or whatever. But like the pickle. Pam. Yeah. That's what it was. The pickle adds a refreshing like bite to it. I love pickles. Try it out. Let me know in the comments below if you like it. I feel like I'm a realist. Yeah. I don't think you're pessimistic. I think you're just real. Yeah. I think you're more of the optimist out of the two of us. You're like, no, no, no. It's going to be fine. It's not going to work. I'm telling you, guess what? It never works. What do you admire the most about the other person? A lot of things. Talk to me, darling. I think out of all of them, it would have to be, I think it's the same reason why I liked you when I first met you. It was just that you were real as hell. Like you lived in your own world and that's pretty cool. It's not wrong. And you're really smart. So that's another good quality. Mine for you. Well, clearly, I admire what you've done with your pages and all of that stuff, but there's so much that it's like, how am I going to choose one? I'm just really proud of you overall because I don't ever go after what I really want. Like I have no idea what I really want. So I'm stuck in like a business world that I don't feel like I fit in, but you've completely negated that. You're like, you know what? This isn't what I want to do. I want to do this and I'm going to freaking do it. And you have. And I'm so proud of you. I love you. You're going to tear me apart. Go on. Okay. Just go tell me. You've never won your messy AF. Yeah. So messy. Your worst habit. Oh, you have many. You have many. The way you sleep. The way I sleep. Yes. The way you sleep. So she sleeps like, I don't know if she's still asleep like this, but she's sleeping in like middle school in high school. And you sleep in this ball. And I don't know how you do it because you like, you'll lay down and you're fine. And then we'll wake up in the morning and like your hair is in front of your face. You're burrowed underneath and you're like laying there like a rabbit like this. But you're not on your side anymore. You're on my side. What are you doing? Why is this thing? And I think actually that's why I've learned to just lay here when I sleep because I don't move when I sleep. You've beaten that into me. Oh my God. I didn't know that I was like sleeping on to your side because now when I sleep, I do sleep in a ball, but I don't move. Yeah. Your worst habit. Yeah. Oh God. You're always on the go. Like you don't sit down and you have your breakfast. You're like waffle out of the door. And I'm like, girl, relax. Go eat your food. But you actually got me obsessed with eating waffles with no syrup. You used to take it on the go. And now I do that. Oh, I did like the Eggo waffles. I did. I mean, it's because I always wanted that extra five minutes of sleep. And it was worth not sitting down to eat my breakfast. Yeah. That would be your worst habit. You just are always like, you know. You answer first. No, I'll answer first. No, you answer first. I don't know what you're going to say. I had a shelter. I had like an animal shelter. That's true. You always wanted to be a vet. Like where as long as I can remember, that was like the job career that you wanted. I mean, you were even in like the agriculture thing when we were in high school. Like that was your niche is you wanted to be a vet. And then you got into video making, which is awesome too. But I think you would spend money at like shelters and donate money there. You would spend that money on a business, I feel. Like depends on where you're at in your life. But I think you wouldn't be an investor in a way. Like a portion out. And well, did you know that a lot of people who have won the lottery, they go bankrupt because they buy these houses that they can afford now. So they went, let's say they went $4 million from the lottery. They buy a $4 million house and they pay cash for it or they pay whatever for it. But then they lose the house and everything else and they go bankrupt because they can't afford the property taxes on the property that they're buying. And they can't keep up with it with the job that they have. So they're living above their means even though they've won the lottery. That happens to a lot of people who have won the lottery. Fun fact, I would buy myself a library for that house. I forgot about that. So I can have it. I love reading. I think you would have like being the beast. Yeah, that's what I want. That's like my dream. Hats and books. That is as hard of a cat lady as you can get. Like it's real. The struggle is real. Okay. Yeah, I don't remember the reason but we were, it was just so stupid. It was over a guy. No, it wasn't. It was so over. It was over Kyle. No, it wasn't. No, no, no, no. Uh-oh. Him? What was that sign about them? No, it was over the sweet 16. It wasn't. It was because I was being a brat about it and you called me out and I was not happy with you calling me out. Whoa, throwback. Yes, that's what it was. Well, you were stressed and as a teenager, I didn't understand like, yeah, when you run a wedding or a birthday, you're going to be stressed. And I've always been, I feel like I've always been really laid back. So it was the first time that I was really like high stress, like I don't know what I'm doing. Everyone wants me to do this. I don't know what I'm doing. And you were just like, we didn't click. That was the first time I think that we ever didn't click. Yeah. Yeah, because Kyle came after that. Yeah, and I didn't really care for it. I know, but I didn't know that because we weren't like hanging out constantly anymore. So it wasn't like we talked about it. You texted me first. I think. In college? No, because it was graduation day that you hugged me. I think I saw your dad and I went over because I love her dad. All of both of her parents. Yeah, they made us take a picture together and I have like three chins in it. And it's just the two of us like this. Like, yeah. Oh, but you, yeah, yeah. Wait, that was kind of like when we kind of like, and then we started talking back on Facebook and then led back in. But I wish I did it sooner because this whole time I was like miserable. We were both really miserable. Like I didn't, I didn't feel like I had any real friends anymore because I was friends with like people. I won't name names. But I never really felt like they were my real friends. We never had anything in common anymore. Plus everyone lived a billion miles away and I never wanted to hang out with anyone. So. Yeah, no, I like 10th grade was like hard. I was like, I don't want to be here. I want to talk to her. But like, what if she rejects me and then I'm like looking stupid. I would have never. I felt like you would have. That's why I didn't have a straight shooter, but I don't like hurting people's feelings if I don't have to. Looks away awkwardly. I laugh about it now because I think it's so stupid. It was so dumb. But what really upsets me is like, your sweet 16 is supposed to be the time that you spent, like you're really good friends and family. And we'll never share that together because I didn't go to yours either. And that was like, we've been best friends for so long. Like you would expect to share that one like specific memory together. You know, we should do. You didn't invite me. Okay. You know what? I was petty. I wanted to go. I was like, oh, we should plan another party. We should. A triple or double sweet 16 for the two of us. A rehash. That would be so cute. I'm down for this. I'm done. We're doing it. It's happening. You have like the frame that I want. Like you're just very petite. And I always feel that I'm like just too big. I'm not fat. I mean, I'm five nine fun fact. I'm really tall. So I'm like proportionate for my size. I just always wished I was smaller. So I've always been really jealous that you've been like small. I've been able to like wear the clothes that I want that I can't because I have to find something that fits my height and my chest size and all of that stuff. So yeah, I would say I always wanted her boobs because I have like, and she has like these really big ones. I'm like, that's what I want. So I mean, I guess we always want what we don't like have. Like it's always the opposite. You can always have mine, girl. You can borrow them. And I like your eyes. I've always wanted blue eyes. I don't like my brown. Well, I like my brown ones now. But like I was obsessed and like, why wasn't I born with blue eyes? Blue eyes are really awesome. Hers are really pretty. You can do it. I have to go first on this one. I may cry. Honestly, we've had a lot of good ones when we were like really young. But the one that like was like mind blowing, not mind blowing, but like just shocking and like amazing and like memorable is when you hugged me on graduation day. I tried so hard not to cry. Let me tell you. I was like, dab, girl, dab. I tried to like stay like straight face and I was like losing it. You remember when my grandpa got sick? And oh God, I'm going to get emotional. Roll up. When he got sick and I can't remember if he just had his last surgery or if it was after he had passed. But you texted me to see how I was doing and hope like let me know that you were there for me and stuff like that. And we weren't talking at this point. Like it wasn't that we were arguing. It just like our lives had taken us in separate directions. Like I was away at college in St. Augustine and you were college here. So we were just living separate lives, but you were really in tuned on that. And I was doing, I don't want to say I was doing okay, but I hadn't cried because I'm not a big cryer. But I hadn't like cried yet about it. And as soon as you texted me, I actually lost it. Cause I was like, uh, I'm going to get emotional now. But I was like really sad. And then you texted me and I was like, oh my God, like I can't. Cause you were always with us together. Like, you know him. And so it was just, it was a sad moment. But it was good. It was just sad. Well, thanks for letting me have you. Wait, that song's wrong. I don't roll that way. Thank you for being here. And I'm going to love and cherish this video forever. So I'm going to cry. Love you, babe. Love you too. Bye. Bye bye. Roll out of frame.