Episode Transcript
Hello, gorgeous.
It's Lala Kent.
Speaker 2Welcome to untraditionally Lala, Hello, my gorgeous people.
Speaker 1I am Ella.
Speaker 2I'm so excited to be back at it with the brosif Hi five.
Speaker 1Oh that one was elbow, elbow, elbow.
Our elbows are off.
It doesn't matter.
Speaker 2If you watch mine, you'll hit it every time.
Speaker 1See.
I think it's the pariff.
I don't think so.
I think it's the elbow.
Speaker 2I'm hype because we have fan questions.
I love a fan question.
We're gonna pop it off with Beth.
Hello, Beth, favorite, heytany the favorite memory together?
Speaker 1God, we have so many.
Speaker 2Okay, let me tell you what my favorite memory is, Dad laying down the seats for us when we would go to Saint George or anywhere really because my dad was all about save in them pennies, guys.
Speaker 1A flight to.
Speaker 2Newport Beach, California, No get in the car, drive buddy, and his.
Speaker 3Was like, well, if you want to fly, you can't bring your boogie board, you can't bring your chairs, you can't bring any of that.
Speaker 2Do you want to do that?
I was like, yes, yes, yep, that's exactly what I want to do.
We'll buy them when we get car, and then not Dad, no penny pinsion all day long.
I respect it.
Speaker 1Guys.
Speaker 3We had a like thirty pound TV that we put in the car too.
If we rolled, that was killing us.
Speaker 2All we had the expedition and he would lay down the seats except for the very back bench, which at that point in time, if you wanted the back bench out, you had to fully room out of the car.
Yes, it wasn't just like fold into the floor, no buttons.
So he would put all of these blankets down and then pillows against the back bench, and then a giant.
Speaker 1Television like one of those small screens but like the block vhs.
Speaker 2Obviously you'd put that in Easton's Xbox.
And if we got a little tired and just wanted to enjoy the drive, we would lay down in the back seat, play video games, watch movies, and then when we happened to be awake.
I don't know what the difference was, but if we were awake, I would be like, I want you guys on the bench, put your.
Speaker 1Seat belts on.
Speaker 2It was like, why the difference between me laying here sleeping, like it's just impossible to crash if we would have rolled easton dead all of us.
Imagine that TV clonking.
Speaker 1Us all I know, not even like a strap down on it.
Speaker 4Nothing, Come on, Dad put a strap on it.
Speaker 1Nothing, just in and said, all right, here we go.
Speaker 2That's one of my most vivid memories.
Speaker 1Know that one.
Speaker 3Another one of mine is breaking down in Parley's Canyon in a fucking limita sine.
Speaker 2So my my ex he must have like kind of been a nerd or something in high school or for a.
Speaker 1While, because like he was trying to repeat it.
Speaker 2He got like a white limousine for us and like red roses delivered and it was my dad's birthday.
Weird, little ditty ish but like but like, no one drives limos anymore.
It's like black cars.
So if you see a limousine, it's old.
Speaker 1It's funny.
Speaker 3Even the limo company that rented it, they were like, good luck.
Speaker 2We didn't make it up the canvas.
And I do remember that as well.
Speaker 1I have photo coming off of the car if they said another limo.
Speaker 2Yeah they did, but you know what, I wanted to lose my mind in that moment, and I actually remember looking at Dad and being like, you know what, there's gonna be a day where my dad's not here and I'm just gonna enjoy this moment.
There's a picture of outside of the car with a Limo driver with the hood up checking to see what it was with smoke and me hitting the vase that were massive at that time.
Speaker 4Like you put oil black and gold one.
Yeah, the oil cartridge one.
I'm not gonna lie.
Those buns got you some clouds?
Oh, maybe I'll get one you can smock.
Speaker 2Please don't ruby.
What are your favorite things about each other?
Speaker 3Oh?
Speaker 2My favorite thing about Easton is what like a lighthearted presence he is, Like I find you to be so funny.
If I wake up and I'm just like chemically imbalanced, which happens.
Speaker 3That's always like somehow every morning, wanna we all of us have to lean on one person, whether it's Gigi that day, you or then me.
Speaker 2No.
Yeah, but when I see Easton like his dreads walk out of his back house to come into my house, I like get excited.
Speaker 1It's fun.
Speaker 3Yes, I mean there's not one singular thing that like is my favorite thing.
Like my favorite thing about you is just your Lauren ah, like you're yeah, there does not mean you bring me like such peace when I'm mentally chaotic, you bring me like the funniest and happiest moments.
You bring You're just my best friend.
It's like, what is your favorite thing about your best friend?
It's like, fuck, I can't pick.
There's everything that you bring me when we chill and not even talk like.
Speaker 1It's peace, it's fun, it's fuck you.
Speaker 3It's just I don't know you bring like my favorite thing about you is the piece you bring me.
Speaker 1Okay, does that make sense?
Yeah, you're my best friend.
Speaker 2We were sitting watching a football game in Easton's house the other day.
Because I run over there to retreat at times.
Speaker 3To get there, I can tell the house is a little chaotic, and as like, hey, if you want to come over, and then she does, but then the other one starts coming over.
Speaker 2The trickle effect rapes are open, and we see the Gal and I'm.
Speaker 3Like, oh no, And then after the Gig, you know it's coming next, Then it's the O.
Speaker 1Then it's the ass.
Speaker 2Well, no, I don't let Sosa just roam the house.
Speaker 3Well, she's coming with Sosa, so you get the whole package with Gig.
Speaker 2Oh yes, I remember, just like sitting there and we were like smacking the babe, and I just like looked at him and I was like, well, I better go be a mom again.
Speaker 1I was like, you're my best friend.
Oh yeah, I know.
Speaker 3Yeah, I enjoy you a lot just hanging out Sam.
Speaker 2Do you ever get on each other's nerves living together?
Speaker 1Gigi does?
We got it good?
Speaker 3Gigi's another fucking kid, Dammit, that's what we bitch about having multiple kids in the house.
Speaker 1She's gonna be really pissed when she hears that.
No, I love the Gi.
Speaker 2It's a very rare occasion that I ever get sick my mom or I get annoyed.
Speaker 3Yeah, because I don't know.
I've never been annoyed of anybody in this family.
And even if we are, we're like very good at just.
Speaker 2Like wee me, I need a moment, ye, please.
Speaker 1Leave, And then we'll look at each other and be like, did what did I do?
Speaker 2Yeah?
Speaker 1And then Mom will be like you were a little off?
Speaker 3Or Mom will do that and I'll be like, well you were you know the way you said it, I could see it was taken and learned.
Speaker 1And then Mom sits there, I'm going to go apologize.
Speaker 2Yeah, Well, there's I think the things of our familycation system going on in this house.
And what I've noticed with each of us is we're the types where if you say things in the moment, each person has to kind of retreat to think about what the other person said, and then there's resolution at the end.
I can only think of maybe a handful.
Speaker 3I'm just gonna say, I can't even know how to describe this because it's.
Speaker 1Never really happened.
No.
Speaker 2I can think of a few times in my entire life where there have been explosive arguments, but we always come around that exact same day.
It's very strange.
I get it so many times.
I talk to my friends and they're like, oh my gosh, I could never live with my mom or I could never live with my family full time.
We have something very unique and special, this family.
But also I was thinking about this the other day.
It's weird to me that like we grow up, like you have children and then you send those children off to meet some random person that they then fall for, have children with, and start their own family dynamic.
Speaker 1And I'm like, that to me is weird.
Speaker 2This should be something where you grow the entire family.
I don't understand this whole go out, meet strangers, see if you like them, pro create and start your own thing.
Speaker 1It doesn't resonate with me.
Speaker 2My dream is to find a dude whose mom is really fucking cool too, our moms become best friends, move them in the house.
Speaker 1I just want to pod.
Well, I don't know.
I like the uh.
Speaker 3What, I like being around.
I like having the compound with everybody on it.
Like that's my dream.
Buy a lot of land and then just put houses like yeah, same for if I were to find a lady to put like her family.
Yeah, you know, even if you had like just all of us, her brother and his little wife, move them.
Speaker 1I need a homie, I will say.
Speaker 2Though all of my friends from like childhood, we all have the same exact dynamics with our families.
They're always together all the freaking time.
So I grew up with this being very normal because my friends had the same exact relationship.
Speaker 1With their me just saying like, move them in.
I need homies.
Speaker 3That's how funny that my I want family.
Family is friends to me, so it's like more friend like family is friends.
Yeah, did you just get that more?
Oh my gosh, Like.
Speaker 1I don't care for your friend mind.
Yeah, I just want family.
Speaker 2I know when people are like you don't have any friends, I'm like, really, because I feel busy all the time.
Speaker 1I back a good amount of times, a good.
Speaker 2Amount of times clicking that uh cantle button.
Speaker 3I know I feel bad to declining, so I always just swipe up and let it keep ringing.
Speaker 2I never sorry, Danielle says Easton.
Are you still single?
What is the update on your love life?
Speaker 3Still single?
How does one meet women?
I don't know, because that's I've just like, this is real.
I'm not on dating apps.
I've never been on one.
Speaker 1I think just going out and also.
Speaker 3So that's my other thing.
I go out.
I'll see Q girls, like I said, cute girls that go out.
Are you guys going out to be hit on?
Or are you being hit on so much that you're like, I'm just trying to enjoy my night because I'm the guy that will look at you if there's something there.
I want the girl to come up to me, because I know one hundred men are coming up to you if you want me.
I'm a decent guy.
I'm not going to make your night uncomfortable.
Do you get what I'm saying I think you you have to step over that down.
Speaker 2Yeah, you spark up conversation and you immediately get a vibe like if someone wants to talk to you and engage, you know, and if they don't, you.
Speaker 3Know, yeah, but here's the thing, I'll talk And then even if I get that vibe, I'm like, oh, wow, I didn't I shouldn't have shot this.
Speaker 1I'm not getting.
Speaker 2I think this year you have to get out of your own head.
And you know what, you you have a lot of cute friends that I feel's gotta know somebody.
I also like the idea of somebody hooking you up with someone they know and can coon.
Speaker 1I like that because I can everything to my ex.
No, I can, like that's the thing.
Speaker 3I can talk to girls, I can go on days, but I compare everything to my ex only for myself.
Of like when I first met her, there was nobody else in the world.
Texting was easy to her.
Now like if I meet a girl, I'm like, oh, I got to text her back, So it's like I know I don't like you.
Speaker 1No, So that's my other thing.
Speaker 3It's like, why go and talk to all these women to just like know that I'm not interested.
Speaker 2Because it's an elimination process and that's how you find your person.
Speaker 3True, But it's just like why be I feel like I don't need to be eliminating all these women and being like this dick of like going through a thousand things.
Speaker 1You know, like I don't know.
Speaker 2If you want to find your partner, you start by manifesting and saying like, universe, I am open to finding somebody whoever I meant to find.
Like that's the other thing, bring them into my You get what I'm saying.
Speaker 3No, it is because the other thing that's hard for me is like sparking up a conversation because I don't go to bars, right, so where is a convers Like it's hard for me to see a que girl shopping and like go up to her and spark a conversation.
Speaker 1How does one even do that?
Not even in the same apparel section.
You don't know that you do it shopping well, And that's where it's like still with a group of friends.
So I have to go out and that's what I meant.
Speaker 2Well, you got to get out of your comfort zone then, right, or join a dating app.
Alyssa asked Easton how are you doing in your sobriety.
Speaker 3Honestly, very good right now, skittish at times, obviously, not like I'm going to drink, but when you start to lose your mind, that's where an addict's mind goes.
I've told you guys, I need Yeah.
But I told you and Mom the other day that I was feeling like off, yeah, like I didn't.
Mom was like, are you going to drink?
And I was like, I mean I do.
I don't think so I'm not going to tell you no, but keep me close and I'm going to keep you close.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2I think the biggest difference with this round of sobriety is like very uncomfortable conversations.
Speaker 3My awn haty and like being honest and like that was the other thing is I had a conversation with them and there were times where I felt, and it's always a personal thing I felt when I'd go to them with problems, I was being judged when I wasn't being judged.
They were taught talking me through things, but I was judging myself.
So that's what I was doing.
And it was almost like getting over the hump of me having that like pride and saying like I'm struggling mentally today, and I can I can tell you that, so me being able to like wake up and not be good and instead of not telling my family and going I'm going to just try to be good today and fake this, and then the next day was doubled and tripled and so on that now I can always go back to reset when I tell them I'm not good today, yeah, and then.
Speaker 1Then it's like an overwhelming amount of honesty.
Speaker 3Yes, So when I go to bed that night, they knew I was honest and I don't have to pretend.
So my sobriety has been going very very well because of honesty.
My sponsor, I'm calling more often than not just saying like, hey, just a weird couple of minutes, and he's like, perfect, let's talk through it.
And that's the other thing is like a couple of minutes can turn into a couple of hours.
So I'm trying to nip it at the couple of minutes totally.
And it's been very very good, and it's you know, it's the one thing that I'm it's never going to get better.
Speaker 1You're four months sober, yeah, and it's never going to get better.
Attic mind is an attic mind.
Speaker 3Like I can't even stop at a bag of chips, guys, Like that's my next.
Speaker 1Addiction problem is like junk food.
Speaker 3Not even junk food, but like stopping bag of popcorn, not eating the whole thing bag of chips, a bag of gummy bears.
It's like that's an addiction too.
How do I stop at like four bites and start training my mind so I can maybe beat the whole other.
Speaker 1You know, beating just I don't want anything to have a hold on me.
Well, thee has a hold on you.
Talk about it.
Speaker 2If you could go on a date this is from Josh.
If you could go on a date with a celebrity, who would you want it to be.
Speaker 1I'm not going to lie to you, guys.
Leah Halton, who's that?
Speaker 3She's just a TikToker and she just got famous and she's the cutest Leah.
Speaker 1She's from Australia, Australia.
Oh, she's beautiful.
Speaker 3Yeah, she's the prettiest thing in the world and she's cute and I don't know, I'm ould does she?
I think like twenty five four six, I'm hoping how old twenty four day?
Wow, I'm like shocked at this.
She's so pretty, she's beautiful.
She won TikTok Video of the Year two years in a row.
Wow, easton billions of views.
Jah what content does she posts?
She's very pretty.
Makeup, she's really going to make up.
Okay, that's how she got fus.
But yeah, that's my little that's my little crush.
Speaker 2I have two.
It would be Theovonne.
I'd gone a date with him, too.
Fun It's so funny to me.
The other person who's that basketball player?
It says his mom is the real MVP.
Speaker 1Kevin dur Kevin Durant.
Those are Kevin Durant for you.
Speaker 2Like, I find that in interviews.
I obviously don't know him, but that he and I would like we're the same person.
Speaker 1Do you want to know what you call Kevin Durant a hooper?
What's a hooper?
Straight ball?
Okay?
Speaker 3You care about there's a difference between NBA because NBA is that's a league where you put on a show.
Speaker 1No, not this man.
Speaker 3He just hoops, Give me a ball, let me go at it.
I love straight hooper, best scorer in the league.
Speaker 2I love that he loves his mom.
I love that he likes to just chill.
He doesn't He's not trying to be out and about like that.
Speaker 1Here's the thing.
Speaker 2I have to be out and about like that at times.
Speaker 1But do you want to know his biggest bill?
Speaker 3Do you want to know his cup of coffee, his favorite drug, going at people on the internet, just being a troll.
That's his cup of coffee in the morning.
That's his hit of adrenaline being a troll.
Speaker 1I was like, it's not a little lofty in him.
Yeah.
Speaker 2No, Kevin Durant, I yeah, those are my Those are my two top people who I would for sure want to go on a date with because I feel like it would be when I go on a date, I want to have the best time of my life.
I want to come home with my cup full.
And as I get older, I realize you.
Speaker 1Come home with three cups.
Speaker 2Yeah, three cups full with my hooper.
You guys, thank you for listening to another episode of Untraditionally Lala.
I'm gonna catch you guys on the next episode.
Bye bye,
