Alvia: So when did you get interested in women?
Rem: I thought that
Rem: when you're a woman,
Rem: you'll ruin my life.
Des: Ouch!
Des: Why?
Alvia: That's what I thought of men before.
Rem: That's why my life is ruined now.
Alvia: You?
Des: I'm the one who will debunk
Des: the lie that
Des: if you started early,
Des: you'll get married early.
Alvia: But I went to a coed
Alvia: non-sectarian in high school.
Alvia: But weirdly, I came
Alvia: from an all-girls school, right?
Alvia: the first time someone attempted to
Alvia: court me
Alvia: was a coed girl.
Alvia: Legit.
Rem: In coed huh?
Alvia: But a girl.
The DINKWAP Show
Dual Income
No kids with a podcast
Rem: Welcome to another episode
Rem: of the DINKWAP Show.
Rem: And we are your hosts.
Rem: I'm Rem.
Alvia: I'm Alvia.
Alvia: And we have our only friend.
Alvia: Introduce yourself.
Des: Hi, I'm Des.
Rem: We only do self-introductions here.
Des: I'm the only friend.
Alvia: Everyone pulls their own weight here.
Des: You do your own intro.
Rem: There's no salaries.
Rem: But we'll give you a token of appreciation.
Des: I'm excited.
Des: for the token of appreciation.
Rem: So today,
Rem: why did we invite you here?
Alvia: We also don't know.
Alvia: We invited her yesterday.
Rem: And then she agreed.
Des: I was about to sleep.
Alvia: You're so easy to convince.
Des: Before I left for Japan,
Alvia: she said,
Alvia: "Anytime in January."
Alvia: I said, "Tomorrow?"
Des: Okay, G.
Alvia: That's what we want.
Alvia: For those who are wondering
Alvia: why she's always with us.
Rem: Why she's our only friend.
Alvia: She's so easy to invite.
Des: No dilly-dallying.
Alvia: Okay, G.
Alvia: "What food will I bring?"
Des: "Snacks? Game?"
Des: We're all full.
Rem: We already had two bottles of wine.
Alvia: We said we won't drink anymore
Alvia: to save our liver.
Rem: But...
Des: We said we'll record.
Des: We didn't plan on drinking, only snacks.
Alvia: You even brought donuts. Very wholesome.
Des: Yes, a donut.
Rem: But what we ate was good pairing
Rem: for the wine.
Des: Our meal was the culprit.
Des: That you cooked.
Rem: Yes.
Alvia: Oh, my God, guys.
Alvia: Des doesn't eat much.
Alvia: But she ate four plates of pasta.
Des: I'm sure it was just three.
Des: Rem had four.
Rem: You ate four.
Rem: I ate five.
Des: As long as you ate more than me.
Des: You ate five.
Rem: I said, "Whatever Des eats,
Rem: I'll eat one more.
Rem: I won't lose."
Alvia: Because I was the one who cooked,
Alvia: I ate one less.
Des: We're competitive.
Alvia: They're even pointing at each other.
Alvia: "You're plate is full."
Des: You ate four bread. I ate only one.
Alvia: No, five.
Alvia: The two gluttons are fighting.
Des: Bottom line,
Des: the reason for the two bottles of wine
Des: was because of dinner.
Alvia: What was the girl math?
Alvia: "Fish and dinner, so white wine."
Alvia: "Oh, we're out of white wine.
Alvia: One more."
Des: "Oh, okay. One more."
Alvia: Such an excuse.
Alvia: Anyway, Rem, what's our topic for today?
Rem: Nothing. That's our topic.
Des: Actually, our topic is
Des: what we ate for dinner.
Rem: Sorry, guys. If you expected more.
Alvia: This is so senseless.
Des: They just invited me to mess things up.
Alvia: It's okay.
Rem: Anyway.
Rem: These past days, I was restless.
Rem: Wow.
Alvia: There's a backstory.
Alvia: He didn't share this with us.
Alvia: We've been together for a while.
Des: And he lives with you.
Alvia: I'm always surprised.
Rem: Don't you feel it when I roll
Rem: on our bed?
Alvia: I'm just sleeping.
Alvia: It's sleepy time.
Rem: You don't wake anymore.
Alvia: What were you thinking
Alvia: this past week?
Rem: How did you date?
Rem: It's so unrelated.
Alvia: Why are you thinking about us?
Des: Why do you want to know?
Rem: We're still young.
Rem: We have friends
Rem: who are Gen Z.
Rem: They're different.
Alvia: They're dating differently.
Rem: But I'm curious.
Rem: I didn't date around.
Des: Wait.
Des: I'm going home.
Alvia: Someone's lying.
Des: I'm going home.
Alvia: Bye.
Alvia: Take care.
Rem: Since you're aunts now.
Alvia: Oh, my God.
Alvia: Show us your birth certificate.
Des: Excuse me.
Alvia: Date of birth.
Rem: Young people like me.
Rem: We're curious.
Rem: What was it?
Rem: Back then.
Alvia: We're write each other
Alvia: on a post-it.
Des: We're writing a love letter.
Des: Pass the letter
Des: to your classmate.
Alvia: Wow, classmates.
Alvia: How old were you when you started?
Alvia: Sorry, mom.
Des: Sorry, mom.
Des: I'm sorry, mom.
Alvia: I graduated honor student.
Des: Excuse me, guys.
Des: I'm a top 2 graduate in high school.
Des: But I already exchange letters.
Alvia: Me too, it's even in folded in origami.
Alvia: Heart-shaped.
Des: It's folded.
Alvia: Okay.
Rem: Surprisingly, I also received those.
Des: Right?
Rem: I was so clueless then.
Rem: I don't know.
Alvia: Let's get in order.
Alvia: So is our topic...
Alvia: We'll be talking about dating?
Alvia: Or is there a specific topic?
Rem: What's the difference now?
Rem: Especially you.
Alvia: No one is dating here anymore.
Des: Single.
Alvia: She's single by the way.
Rem: Single.
Alvia: Not ready to mingle.
Des: I don't want to mingle.
Des: Single and don't want to mingle.
Alvia: We're forcing her to mingle.
Rem: Okay.
Rem: We have a bet.
Rem: Oh, it's their bet.
Rem: If I joined in,
Rem: the consequences are bad.
Alvia: There's a punishment.
Alvia: Anyway.
Alvia: Is our topic dating?
Alvia: Or what we talked about
Alvia: when we did a briefing.
Rem: We did a briefing?
Rem: Why didn't you inform me?
Alvia: We talked about dating
Alvia: in our early 20s
Alvia: versus later in our 20s.
Rem: That's what I said.
Alvia: He even said,
Alvia: "I'm confused all week.
Alvia: I always think about this"
Alvia: Wow,
Alvia: it's like
Des: He's twisting and turning in bed
Des: because of it.
Rem: That's our episode. See you.
Des: See you in our next one.
Alvia: Okay.
Alvia: So, Rem and I,
Alvia: when did we start dating?
Alvia: I was in my mid-20s.
Alvia: He was in his late 20s.
Alvia: Do the math.
Alvia: He was already 30.
Rem: I was 18 then.
Alvia: You're such a liar.
Rem: You almost got jailed.
Des: So, we can say
Des: early 20s to early 30s.
Rem: When did you stop dating?
Des: Early 30s.
Alvia: Exactly 30.
Rem: It's not obvious.
Alvia: Oh, okay.
Des: Guys, there's a story to that.
Alvia: Wait for it.
Alvia: Where do we start?
Des: Let's start early 20s.
Alvia: Okay, let's do this.
Alvia: Oh, we're raising our hands.
Alvia: It's a Zoom meeting.
Alvia: So, my question is,
Alvia: when did you start dating?
Alvia: You go first.
Alvia: Rem, you go first.
Alvia: When did you start dating?
Des: Legit dating?
Alvia: Yes, dating.
Rem: I got interested in girls.
Des: Okay, let's start with that.
Des: Let's start there.
Alvia: There's a puppy love.
Des: Yes, let's start with that one.
Alvia: She has a puppy love.
Alvia: You go first.
Rem: I'm a
Rem: devout Catholic.
Alvia: I'll show this to your mom.
Alvia: It's not true.
Rem: It's true.
Alvia: By the way, we all went to a Catholic school.
Des: I went to a Catholic grade school too.
Alvia: I went to a Catholic grade school.
Rem: When I was young,
Alvia: I'm already laughing.
Rem: It's true.
Alvia: I'll try not to laugh.
Rem: We established in previous episodes,
Rem: that I have a weird way of thinking.
Alvia: It's true.
Alvia: So, when did you get interested in girls?
Alvia: Let's say.
Rem: I thought that girls
Rem: are like a destroyer of life.
Alvia: Where did you hear that?
Des: Ouch!
Alvia: I thought the same of boys.
Rem: That's why my life is in ruins now, right?
Des: His life is in disarray.
Alvia: Bye!
Des: There's no next one.
Rem: But, of course,
Rem: there's a time when you can't avoid...
Alvia: Who's your first crush?
Rem: I was too young then.
Rem: But, for a more serious one...
Des: You want her to be
Rem: my girlfriend.
Rem: I was already about to graduate.
Alvia: What? College?
Rem: Yes.
Alvia: I told you he should go first.
Rem: You have a lot to tell.
Rem: I'll finish it quickly.
Alvia: That's why our sitting arrangement is like this.
Des: Actually, my story is as long as a novel.
Des: To think I'm single now.
Rem: She got tired of it.
Alvia: So, you were already graduating from college.
Rem: Yes.
Des: She's your girlfriend in college?
Alvia: They were just doing playing DOTA in college.
Rem: I wasn't thinking about these things yet.
Rem: But I fell in love.
Alvia: He's about to graduate.
Alvia: He's engineering, so that's his fifth year.
Des: What did I do in my life?
Rem: We'll start with the Angel.
Des: Okay.
Rem: Then it gets worse.
Alvia: We're at a disadvantage.
Des: Is this why you guys have me as guest?
Rem: So that we'll look...
Alvia: That's why we have nice gifts for you.
Des: Yes.
Rem: So that we'll look kind.
Alvia: So it's last year of college for him.
Alvia: I think college for me.
Alvia: Because there are...
Rem: What college?
Alvia: First year.
Des: Wait. Is it true?
Alvia: Just after graduating from high school.
Alvia: Like that.
Rem: But, you had grade 7, right?
Alvia: Yes.
Alvia: I'm in grade 7 and I transferred to a
Alvia: different school.
Alvia: I shouldn't have been in grade 7.
Des: So, you're technically in high school.
Alvia: But,
Alvia: It's like this.
Alvia: In grade school, all girls.
Alvia: When in grade 7 and I'm transferring to a
Alvia: coed school.
Alvia: Don't justify yourself.
Alvia: So, I was graduating from high school.
Rem: We establish that you're not good at
Rem: math.
Des: Yes.
Des: I'm good at memorizing.
Des: I memorized all their names.
Alvia: We all have our own strengths
Alvia: So, for me,
Alvia: when I graduated from high school,
Alvia: I didn't think about it.
Alvia: Especially in grade school,
Alvia: because we're all girls.
Alvia: So, I didn't think about it.
Alvia: When I got to high school,
Alvia: I found the concept of boys weird.
Alvia: Because my whole life,
Alvia: my interactions with boys were family,
Alvia: my older brother, and cousins.
Alvia: So, I didn't think about it.
Alvia: Then, I got interested in it during
Alvia: third or fourth year high school.
Alvia: Because it's popular with us.
Alvia: This is an age reveal.
Alvia: So, there is no dating app yet.
Alvia: But, text messages are popular.
Alvia: Because they give them your number.
Des: Guys, it's a peso per text.
Alvia: Wait, wait.
Des: And your characters were limited.
Alvia: If you text with your schoolmate,
Alvia: you're already pretty.
Alvia: But,
Alvia: if you text with someone from another school,
Alvia: you're prettier.
Alvia: So, I texted with someone from another school.
Alvia: In fairness to me.
Alvia: Thank you.
Alvia: But, I was not that interested.
Alvia: But, I think,
Alvia: third or fourth year high school.
Des: Can I just say,
Des: I'm the one who will debunk
Des: that it's not true that when you start early
Des: you'll get married early.
Des: I started...
Rem: No, you'll get tired of it early.
Des: That's what happened to me.
Alvia: That's what you proved.
Des: I'm the one who will debunk that.
Alvia: Okay, when?
Rem: Kindergarten? That's so early!
Des: After,
Des: first year high school.
Des: Seriously.
Des: First year high school summer.
Des: I had an MU.
Alvia: Oh my gosh. Is that still a thing?
Des: It used to be.
Rem: What does it mean again?
Des: Mutual understanding.
Alvia: "Mag-un."
Rem: Finally got to use it!
Alvia: Finally.
Des: Oh my God. It's becoming obvious.
Alvia: So, you had an MU in your first
Alvia: year?
Des: After first year.
Des: Summer.
Des: I met him in summer.
Des: From Manila.
Alvia: He's not in the same school?
Alvia: I told you,
Alvia: those who have flings from another school are
Alvia: beautiful.
Des: Okay, background.
Des: I attended grade school in Bulacan,
Des: High school too.
Des: But since
Des: our family, every summer,
Des: or every...
Des: We stay in Manila.
Des: Don't tell him.
Des: He might know.
Alvia: Just in Manila.
Des: So, it was summer.
Des: First year high school.
Des: I met him in summer.
Des: But after summer, I got bored.
Alvia: But that time,
Alvia: summer is summer.
Alvia: Period.
Des: Second year high school.
Des: My first boyfriend.
Des: Second year high school.
Des: So, summer.
Des: I have an MU.
Alvia: I never had an MU.
Rem: So, you knew what an MU is
Rem: in your first year?
Des: No, I didn't know.
Des: For example,
Des: in Alvia's case,
Des: since she went to an all-girl's grade school,
Des: the only boys were family.
Des: For me,
Des: in grade school,
Des: since we're co-ed,
Des: one of the boys,
Des: I was very comfortable
Des: with guys who are super close,
Des: friends, friends, like that.
Des: Yeah, but I don't know.
Des: I guess it just happened.
Rem: Like, you just tripped unto him.
Des: He tripped.
Des: He tripped unto me.
Des: He went slow-mo. I'm pretty.
Des: First year.
Des: Yeah, just like that.
Des: I met him in summer.
Des: in Church.
Alvia: Things like that are a scam.
Rem: I told you guys.
Alvia: It's not true.
Alvia: The Lord just gave us a slap just now.
Des: Don't force your kids
Des: to go to church.
Alvia: Especially if they're teenagers.
Alvia: They'll just date each other.
Des: Church.
Alvia: So, your first boyfriend
Alvia: was in second year?
Des: Second year, high school.
Des: In my high school,
Des: Christian School, it's prohibited.
Des: It's prohibited to have a boyfriend.
Rem: It's prohibited.
Des: For some reason,
Des: I was the first one.
Des: After that,
Des: my classmates got bolder.
Des: They started dating.
Des: Then we were summoned to the principal's
Des: office,
Des: it was just me and my boyfriend.
Alvia: How long did your relationship last?
Alvia: Christian schools will meddle.
Des: Yeah, because it's prohibited.
Des: You're in high school.
Des: You have to finish it.
Rem: Especially for us, because we're all
Rem: boys.
Alvia: Even in all girls.
Des: Of course, there's a religion factor.
Des: Christian school.
Alvia: By the way, we don't believe
Alvia: in Catholic Christian Schools anymore
Alvia: We've been there.
Alvia: But I went to a co-ed non-sectarian in high
Alvia: school.
Alvia: But weirdly,
Alvia: I'm from all girls.
Alvia: The first time someone tried to court me,
Alvia: it was a girl in the co-ed school.
Alvia: Legit.
Alvia: But it was a girl.
Des: I don't have experience.
Alvia: There was that vibes.
Alvia: It was like, "Huh?"
Alvia: "This is where this happens?"
Rem: You already came from an all-girls school.
Alvia: Yeah, I'm from there.
Alvia: Nothing happened.
Alvia: So your first boyfriend was
Alvia: second year high school?
Des: But then, since it's prohibited,
Des: we were asked to stop.
Des: "Okay, you have to stop."
Des: I obeyed and broke up with him
Des: "Okay, let's break up."
Des: But it was okay.
Des: We broke up.
Des: But we still had a relationship.
Alvia: You know, I don't get that.
Rem: Yeah, it's just a ruse.
Des: But we're official.
Alvia: When your parents ask you, "Do you have a
Alvia: boyfriend?"
Alvia: "No."
Des: So we broke up officially.
Des: But in the classroom,
Rem: it was just a press release.
Des: It's a secret.
Des: He liked to do this.
Des: That thing.
Des: I'll do that to his hands.
Des: But of course, you already know the deal.
Alvia: That's a big deal in high school.
Alvia: Even just getting close physically.
Alvia: You'll be called to the principal's office.
Des: I've been there a few times.
Alvia: My first official boyfriend was
Alvia: summer before college.
Alvia: We like summer, right?
Alvia: But we dated for two years
Alvia: in today's terms.
Des: That's legit.
Alvia: But we only dated
Alvia: for a few months.
Alvia: Because we were already in college.
Alvia: We went to different schools.
Des: That's how it was for me too.
Des: Because it's okay.
Alvia: Using that reason to break up was easy.
Alvia: It's a big deal.
Des: Me too.
Alvia: She's from Manila.
Des: I was the one who went to Baguio.
Des: Because we were in Bulacan.
Alvia: So this is when you were pretending to have broken up.
Des: Yes. But there's still something.
Alvia: Okay.
Des: So we just don't want to put the label
Des: anymore.
Des: So we're not like,
Des: "We're just friends."
Alvia: But it was just a lie.
Des: But technically fine.
Des: If you want to define it as that.
Des: We were still dating.
Des: But I went to college in UP Baguio.
Des: I guess you're just too young.
Des: You don't have
Des: a deep connection.
Des: That's another big factor.
Des: Friendster...
Alvia: Yahoo Messsenger!
Alvia: Excuse me.
Alvia: To those who experienced mIRC.
Des: Hello?
Des: We didn't experience it.
Rem: I don't know that.
Des: I only know Yahoo Messenger.
Des: Friendster.
Rem: Those who are doing ASL.
Alvia: Those who hold "EB" in the mall.
Rem: You go there,
Rem: and you look at the T-shirt.
Alvia: I don't know, we didn't do that.
Rem: That one wearing yellow.
Alvia: They're doing "EB".
Rem: Let's go home.
Alvia: We're not like that.
Des: I was still a kid.
Alvia: I never dated
Alvia: a total stranger.
Alvia: Usually, someone who knows someone I know.
Des: He's my classmate.
Alvia: Right?
Alvia: Because they give your number to...
Alvia: I don't know.
Rem: They peddle you.
Alvia: Then you'll feel pretty.
Alvia: Because you text with someone from another school.
Des: We only had crushes.
Des: You're a crush from this school?
Des: I'm just kidding.
Rem: When was your first girlfriend?
Rem: Guess.
Alvia: I already know. Let Des guess.
Des: 3rd year college.
Rem: Far from it.
Alvia: When was it?
Rem: Actually,
Rem: my first official girlfriend
Rem: was before right before Alvia.
Des: What?
Rem: So she was my second...
Des: You were already working?
Rem: I told you.
Rem: I wasn't looking for this.
Des: Can we just
Des: clear the air?
Des: We're not looking for...
Alvia: Excuse me. They were the ones looking for us.
Des: They looked for us.
Alvia: from a different school.
Rem: Why were you accepting it?
Alvia: We were given chocolates.
Alvia: And Blue Magic.
Alvia: I was given cellphone load.
Alvia: Were you given load too?
Des: I'm rich.
Alvia: I was given load.
Des: I always had 500 pesos load.
Alvia: They give me load so that I would reply.
Des: Why are you given load? Answer please!
Alvia: Excuse me. They give me load.
Rem: We're not on that level.
Alvia: So that I'll reply to them.
Des: They only give me Blue Magic.
Alvia: Me too!
Alvia: But in our school,
Alvia: Blue Magic
Alvia: is given to a friend
Alvia: even if he doesn't like you.
Des: But in our school, no.
Des: In our school,
Des: if you gift Blue Magic,
Alvia: it's a sign.
Des: You're in a relationship.
Rem: Explain to us Gen Z
Rem: what Blue Magic is.
Alvia: Blue Magic is a teddy bear
Alvia: with pins and quotes.
Alvia: The paper bag is big.
Alvia: It's blue.
Alvia: Or red.
Rem: Is there a red one?
Alvia: Or white?
Des: We received all of those
Des: paper bags, by the way.
Alvia: The bear is not cute
Alvia: but it's a sign of, you know.
Alvia: But in our school,
Alvia: not all of us received it romantically.
Alvia: I have a friend
Alvia: I know he had a crush on me
Alvia: but we didn't go past friendship.
Alvia: He gave us all Blue Magic every year.
Alvia: The big one
Alvia: Anyone
Alvia: who gives you blue magic
Alvia: make you feel beautiful.
Alvia: So if you receive a lot of paper bags...
Des: For us, it's like a label.
Des: It's like a label.
Des: That you're officially in a relationship.
Alvia: For us, it's not.
Alvia: I think my batchmates were rich.
Alvia: They give it to people
Alvia: even if they aren't courting them.
Des: It's not like that with us.
Alvia: We don't have Silverworks.
Alvia: Only Blue Magic.
Alvia: It's prettier.
Des: Silver is a bit more expensive.
Des: So it's like Blue Magic and Silverworks.
Rem: Antipolo is no match for Bulacan.
Alvia: Wait.
Alvia: Someone gave me
Alvia: a gold bracelet.
Alvia: But I was picky
Alvia: so I threw it in the trash.
Rem: What the heck?
Des: You were not yet practical.
Rem: Life was still not hard back then.
Alvia: I would've kept it if it was money.
Alvia: I received chocolate and teddy bear.
Des: You didn't know the value of gold yet.
Alvia: I don't know the value.
Alvia: My parents are strict.
Alvia: How can I explain the gold?
Alvia: It was serious.
Alvia: I can tell that the bear came from a friend.
Des: It's common.
Rem: You should've told them
Rem: you have an uncle who's just came
Rem: back from overseas.
Alvia: Of course they know my uncles, right?
Des: They'll know.
Alvia: We're three girls in the family.
Alvia: We all went to co-ed high school.
Alvia: We were given flowers
Alvia: on Valentine's Day.
Alvia: We all conferred.
Alvia: "How can we explain to mom?"
Alvia: Do you know what we did?
Alvia: We gave them to mom, "Happy Valentine's Day!"
Alvia: Sorry mom!
Rem: Turns out it was recycled.
Alvia: My other friends give their flowers
Alvia: to church.
Alvia: They give it to church.
Des: Is that worse?
Alvia: I don't know.
Alvia: But I lied to my mom.
Alvia: She probably sensed it because
Alvia: "why are my daughters giving me flowers?"
Alvia: Student council sells flowers.
Alvia: That's their gimmick.
Alvia: It's acceptable for first year to third
Alvia: year.
Alvia: But when you're in fourth year,
Alvia: you should be giving buoquet instead.
Alvia: My classmates were definitely rich.
Des: They're rich.
Alvia: For us,
Alvia: if you're being courted,
Alvia: you get a bouquet.
Alvia: But your male friends also give you flowers.
Des: No.
Des: For us,
Des: for example,
Des: I have a lot of guy friends.
Des: But,
Des: but when
Des: you give a gift
Des: to the opposite sex.
Des: I means something.
Des: So, the one who gives is...
Des: Of course, they're just a group.
Des: Since our school
Des: is small,
Des: if there's someone
Des: who's already in a relationship,
Des: you're done.
Des: For us, it's like a cock block.
Alvia: They don't give flowers at the same time.
Alvia: They wait.
Alvia: There's an airtime.
Alvia: For example, you give to Des.
Alvia: Everyone's like, "Woooow"
Alvia: Then, the next guy, number two,
Alvia: he gives to me.
Alvia: They don't give at the same time.
Alvia: It's like there's an airtime.
Alvia: It's more beautiful in fourth year
Alvia: because the bouquets are on top of the lockers.
Alvia: So, the girls...
Alvia: "Oh, I have a guy friend."
Alvia: You know what I mean.
Des: For us, it's just that guy.
Alvia: You know, we're waiting
Alvia: for each other to give.
Alvia: It's like we're...
Rem: I'm the representative
Rem: of the guys here.
Rem: They're just the ones having a conversation.
Alvia: No, wait.
Alvia: But you're all boys.
Rem: That's true.
Rem: But because we're all boys,
Rem: I don't want to take part in...
Rem: I'm from Marist, then there's St. Scho
Rem: These schools are right next to each other.
Alvia: You share the same school bus.
Des: And usually, it's between these schools, right?
Alvia: Yes, the ride the same school bus.
Rem: And there's one who's like,
Rem: Sorry from people from...
Des: So we're dropping names...
Alvia: We're not telling school names, you're on your own.
Rem: There's a school there, Marikina.
Rem: They're co-ed.
Rem: Of course, they're not exclusive.
Rem: So, how we look at them is like...
Alvia: High schoolers are so judgemental.
Rem: Right?
Des: We're like that.
Rem: But let's keep our audience hanging...
Alvia: Because...
Rem: Because we're over time.
Alvia: Alright, next episode.
Rem: Guys, thank you for watching.
Rem: But let's continue this
Rem: in our next episode.
Rem: And the stories are fun.
Rem: I'm just listening here.
Des: Juicier after...
Alvia: We're still just talking about high school.
Rem: So, let's continue our stories in college.
Rem: Thank you and see you next episode.
Rem: Bye!
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