How to Rekindle Your Intuitive Flow

SPEAKER_01 0:00

Welcome to Three Cups in a Dash podcast. This week we are exploring what to do when you feel like you need to step back into an intuitive flow after you've kind of been stuck for a while. With that, cue the music. Hello, everybody, and welcome to Three Cups in a Dash Podcast. Stacey here with the fabulous Michelle and Carissa. Hi, ladies. Hello, hello. Hi, everyone. There it is, Carissa. You didn't do it last time. You did it this time. You're saving it for us. You're keeping us in the guess. Yeah. In the guess. That's that's exactly what I was aiming for. Um, today we are kind of branching off last two weeks ago's podcast, whatever it is, of the things that stopped your flow and talking about stepping back into your intuitive flow. And if you find that you have a hard time or things are just slowing down for you, what do you do? Love it.

SPEAKER_02 1:04

Yeah, I'm here so you guys can tell me what to do because I've been experiencing that since January.

SPEAKER_00 1:10

Hey, here's a quick one that you guys can do for the listeners. I got trained in IRS Yoga Nidra, or you can do Yoga Nidra and you get it on Insight Timer, you can get it, I don't know, you can Google it. But the whole concept or premise of Yoga Nidra is to step out of attachment and the ego, and it's to learn how to be an observer, so and hold suffering and joy at the same time. And then I was thinking about that.

SPEAKER_01 1:45

I have a question before you continue. You go, go, go, go, go. What is the difference between yoga nidra and irish? I rest.

SPEAKER_00 1:52

That's a good question. So um a psychologist, Dr. Richard Miller, took it and added more, it made it more psychology through a psychological lens, basically. So y'all know when we are in the intuitive flow, we can't stop things that may hurt us, right? Or may bring us joy. And do y'all notice when we're in the intuitive flow, we can just feel it, experience it, learn from it, and continue to go. It will, it's so interesting how, of course, this is like over what 5,000 plus years old. When we get in that space of holding sorrow, pain, and joy combined, we and as the observer, we are in that intuitive flow. Okay, so let me go back, circle back, tie it all in. Irish Yoga Nidra or Yoga Nidra. Look it up, guys. Start meditating. It is a really cool practice to help you get into the intuitive flow, but try not to fall asleep.

SPEAKER_01 3:00

Yeah, I might be guilty of when I meditate sometimes falling asleep. But when we fall asleep, sometimes that's actually a prime opportunity for us to level up, though, too. And that's exactly what we need, even in meditation. So I'm I'm just gonna throw that out there. The unconscious is still going. So I want to ask you a question, Michelle, because you said this this episode is kind of for you. So I'm gonna pick on you a little bit. Do you really think I would be that mean to you? What makes you think your intuitive flow is stopped? Things just don't feel like they did before.

SPEAKER_02 3:42

When the whole world had slowed down, when I'm learning, and I know that I'm learning and I'm picking up new things, and everything is so exciting and probably more illuminated or bigger than they feel right now. You know, they're coming in so fast, so quick. But then as the world started to pick back up, I got busier, my schedule got busier, demands became more demanding. And for me, the first thing to go, which I really wanted to be the last thing to go, is making that time for myself. My spiritual practices.

SPEAKER_01 4:17

I hate it when demands get demanding because I think that's a bunch of more demanding. They got louder, like one of the things that's really coming to me though, very honestly, is it's not that it's shut down, it's shifted. And is it possible that when we get busy? And I'm not just picking on you at this point in time, I'm kind of picking on myself too. Is it possible that when we get busy and things shift and we have those demanding demands and things like get really, really, really hectic and crazy in our lives, that it's not that we're not seeing it, but we are not taking the time to notice it.

SPEAKER_00 4:56

It's outside of our conscious awareness, and that it's actually still happening. We're just not consciously aware of it.

SPEAKER_02 5:04

We're not taking the time to smell the roses or to tap into those things, but it's just very frustrating to me because it's we want the roses thrown at our faces, yeah. Exactly. Exactly. I I want the answers all the time. I want it, I want to have my cake and eat it too, but you know, it's not possible.

SPEAKER_01 5:27

So is it is it fair to say that I'm hearing you say you want to live in the flow and and just experience it when you're experiencing all of the things?

SPEAKER_02 5:35

I want to find that balance between the human self and the spiritual self. But if I had to give more attention to one thing, I would like to be in the flow more. I think.

SPEAKER_00 5:48

I mean, I'd love to be in the flow every day, but I go in and out. Some days it's in and out, sometimes it's a week, sometimes it's a few minutes. And I was thinking about that the other day. And you know, this whole concept of you learn when you suffer. I I know, I know. I'd love to be, I love to just argue anything, right? And see the other side, but is that is that what we were taught to believe we learn through suffering?

SPEAKER_01 6:22

Or do we really have to do that? Well, you're you're making me um step into this question because now I am fully pondering, is it is it actually stopped, or is it stopped because we believe it's stopped? Is it are we creating, are we actually creating or manifesting or setting an intention that because we're not seeing it or we're not opening up to it as much as we want to, we're not actually experiencing it. Does that make sense?

SPEAKER_02 6:52

Yeah, it does because word and thought can manifest. I mean, saying it out loud puts more power behind it, but even thinking it does have power also.

SPEAKER_01 7:06

Right. So when when you say that, Michelle though, does that does that possibly help you go maybe I'm breaking my own, like I'm putting the brakes on my own flow, my own intuition? Definitely.

SPEAKER_02 7:23

I I could see that and it it does make sense and it is resonating.

SPEAKER_01 7:29

And I and I hope you don't feel like I'm picking on you too much. It's just that like a lot of this is is absolutely so normal, right?

SPEAKER_02 7:37

It is so normal. So maybe like I'm also unrealistic in my expectations as to how intuition is supposed to flow. Maybe I'm thinking it has to be front and center every day, where maybe my path in life is just to have it here or there.

SPEAKER_01 7:57

What if it kind of was a pattern, like, you know, it was a part of our lives and and we don't need to keep it separate? What if what if we go out to, you know, the most boring thing that we have to do during the day? And you know, intuition can become easily a part of that too. You know, I I do, for example, the most boring thing in the world is I'm a certified tax prep for my for my job. Super boring.

SPEAKER_00 8:23

What? I did not know this. That's that's you do some of the taxes? Heck yeah, I do.

SPEAKER_01 8:29

Yeah. The most boring thing in the world. Sorry to all of the people out there that like numbers. So if I'm sitting there in tax prep and I'm focusing on preparing this for somebody, why can't I bring intuition into that too? What if I turned that into a game? Is this person gonna owe? Or are they going to get something back? You know, and is that is that kind of taking advantage or is that creating a fun way for flow to come in?

SPEAKER_02 8:59

It's definitely a fun way for flow to come in. And I'll do that sometimes. Like, you know, if someone's gonna have a baby, is it a boy? Is it a girl? What is my intuition? You know, just being there. But like if my intuition is gonna be patterned into my life, I want to be clued into how that pattern works because I haven't discovered it yet. And that for me is frustrating because it's like I have been doing this for years now, like four years now. Again, impatience, all the things we talked about last time. And I still don't feel like I have a grip on what's going on. And it's frustrating to me. So that probably is slowing down the flow too.

SPEAKER_01 9:39

Well, you're I feel like it's almost like you're putting up your own roadblock. What do you want it to look like? Why can't it look like what you want it to be?

SPEAKER_00 9:47

Here's my pattern. I have ADHD, which I think comes from trauma, right? There's two theories genetic or trauma. And I'm a runner. Look at this, look at that, look at there, look at there. I'm gonna go here, you know, and I know what my pattern is, and I'm not gonna find it.

SPEAKER_02 10:05

It's learning to work with your pattern.

SPEAKER_00 10:07

Yeah, they see, you just read my mind. You literally, I was about to say that, and you just said it before me.

unknown 10:13

Literally, right.

SPEAKER_02 10:15

That makes sense. You know, the other day, and I'm gonna share this. I had a Reiki session with Stacy, and one of the things that came through very strong was to step back into my spiritual practices or bring more of the practices back in, do certain things maybe once a week, maybe twice a week, but that it was really important for me to do that. But I'm struggling. So, any advice on somebody struggling to bring those practices back in?

SPEAKER_01 10:44

I'm sure starting small is a good idea. See, she carissa, she doesn't realize how intuitive she's being because she just took the words right out of my mouth. Start small. That's literally was about uh what I was about to say. Starting small is episode over. Yeah, no, I mean step step one is releasing expectations when you're re-balancing yourself and and recommitting to that spirituality, right? So, what what I think you and I talked about is reintroducing it into your life at a regular interval. And I think what we do is we go, well, when I was at my best, I would sit in meditation for an hour, easy, and I would sit and I would get these things, but releasing that expectation of where we were and instead looking at where we are and saying, you know what, I only have five minutes today. I only have two minutes today, and starting and just inserting those two minutes into our day will allow us to kind of get back to where we were. It's the same thing, you know, with exercise, for example. If you used to be a power lifter and you decide you want to go back to the gym, you're not going to put 300 pounds of weight and deadlift it as soon as you go back after a few years or even a few months or even a few weeks of exercising because your body is not acclimated to that heavy of a lift. You'll hurt yourself. You will damage your body. And you've got to start small. You start sometimes with the bar, maybe the bar plus 10 pounds on each side. And it can be a little disappointing, but you will build up very quickly to where you were.

SPEAKER_00 12:23

You know what's really interesting? You know, tying back into Stacey's saying, what if it's never off? What if you're always and you're just it's outside of your conscious awareness? We now have research that shows we have scientific tools that can read and sense the electric electric magnetic field of your heart a few feet away. Meaning when we walk into a room, we can sense and feel what other people are feeling. Doesn't mean that's empathy, right? Because it's stepping in their shoes and walking out. But what does that say? It's never turned off. That's part of your intuition, walking in and sensing what people are feeling or what's or vibing in the room. We now got science, it never turns off. I love science, I do because I can prove to people and to myself, really, it's to myself, you know, there's some science that backs it. I love when science backs all this, all that quote unquote woo-y stuff. I love it. Finally.

SPEAKER_02 13:27

Well, here's kind of what I'm thinking because when I first started my process, as I said, everything was new, everything felt new, and then there almost felt like a turning point. And this is one of my battles, and maybe this is what's kind of holding me back as we discuss, and now everything's flowing. I started my awakening later in life, and now I feel like time is running out to understand wake up for last time. So maybe my impatience or my fear, like I'm not gonna learn enough, is slowing that now. Where and that's that wasn't part of the equation.

SPEAKER_00 14:02

That's a real thing, too. When you get older, you you start. I I know for me, like I start looking into the future. How much longer do I have? I told y'all the story when I went to Sedona. Remember, I was having the existential crisis. I took a year off of school. Like, what do I want to do? How much time do I have left to work? And when I was hiking by myself, my older self on her deathbed came to me and she goes, and without moving her lips, thank you for taking all these adventures. And I was like, Oh, oh, okay. You know, it's kept going because it was, you know, when it comes in the images and stuff, it's like out like that. And I'm like, okay. Then when I went to the shamanism retreat, which was on land, uh sacred land with Vortexes, she came back and she said, you know, without moving her lips, you're a baby. And that's where I choked up and and tears started pulling coming out. Because she was from her perspective, I was a baby. Meaning, I do have all this life left. We never know how much life we have left. But what you're experiencing is valid. We do start going through that and feeling that.

SPEAKER_01 15:11

Well, and and and honestly, I want to uh add to that, Carissa, because I think I think your approach is is absolutely beautiful because I think we have more time than we than we give ourselves credit for. But what if there is no time to make up for? What if where we were before we opened up was exactly where we were supposed to be, and that was part of our path towards opening up? Are we really missing that?

SPEAKER_02 15:35

I want to refund on why would I choose to live this life without my abilities?

SPEAKER_01 15:42

I don't know. You're not you're not wrong, but what I will say is like if we if we kind of dive in a little bit to intention setting, when we come down to this earth to to wear these meat suits, we kind of have a rough idea of the experiences we want. So, what if your experience was I want to open up later in life? Everything that we walk through, all of the experiences that we have kind of set us up for where we're supposed to be. You know, I'll throw my life out there and just throw my master's. You know, I have a master's of psychology that's focused in child, that's focused in human development. So it's fully focused on, you know, all of those areas that I was under the oppression initially I would be able to be a licensed therapist with because that is what I wanted in my life. And I didn't know until what six months before I was supposed to graduate with my master's degree that my research degree was not licensable. And I thought my life was over. I was like, I'm never gonna do anything that I wanted to do, never. And now I'm a third-year PhD, and where I was got me to where I am, not just with education, but intuition and everything is building on each other. But if you had told me that then, I probably would have dropped out, or I probably would have gone on a different avenue, or I probably would have done something somewhere, somehow differently that would take away from the here and now. So yeah, I get, I get the I want to make up for lost time, but do you? Because if we rewind and change and and get the intuition earlier on, would you have the same experiences that you had had then? That's the biggest question.

SPEAKER_02 17:36

There was a time when my kids, or right before I had my kids, that I did start to step into the spirituality. I got the pool, but then I had them and it got too busy. And so I happily put that on the back burner to do what I was supposed to do. As far as other things, I wouldn't have had the lessons if I was intuitively open. So, yes, you you are making a lot of great points in the fact that I had to have these human lessons, these human experiences to understand what's coming in now.

SPEAKER_01 18:09

And and that I think makes it more fruitful at this point in time. Yeah, I know we wanted to know all the answers when we were 10, you know, 20 years ago.

SPEAKER_00 18:18

I mean, but again, then it could have taken here's here's a path. So when I was young, like you know, I was I got to be put in some kind of like music little kid video. And then I don't even know how this happened. I was 11 or 12. There was a movie, a famous movie that was being filmed, and I don't know how she got my information. I don't know. I've maybe I'm sure we put it in somehow, but I don't remember. And they wanted me for this part. And my mom was like, I they called my mom. She's like, I can't take her. Well, can we bring a taxi cab to pick her up? And then on that moment, I said no, because that was scary. And then fast forward, my friend and I at 18 moved to LA. We're like, we'll just do some extra work for films, wait tables, go to uh community college, then go to UCLA, and then just transfer in. And then I saw these women dressed in cocktail attour during lunchtime, and I was just like, oh, uh, that just doesn't feel right, you know, going back home. Fast forward to studying astrology, working with astrologer right now. I have the chart of a celebrity. And all that time, a lot, a lot of time, I was like, if only I would have gotten into the cab, if only I wouldn't have been afraid and stayed in LA. And then all the stuff came out, the Me Too movement and the women. And I look back and I go, Oh, thank God. Oh, thank God.

SPEAKER_02 19:40

So can you share with us what that movie was as a child?

SPEAKER_00 19:44

Oh, it was y'all probably don't even know it's what eat what's eating Gilbert Grape.

SPEAKER_01 19:48

Of course I know it.

SPEAKER_00 19:50

Oh, y'all do? Yeah, oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Thank you.

SPEAKER_01 19:53

Yeah, it is Johnny Depp too, by the way. Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 19:55

Thank God though.

SPEAKER_01 19:57

Thank God. Seriously. Well, and and you know, it's it's interesting because it this has me kind of looking back because I I know um I've been a reader as as you guys know for quite quite a while. However, I started and stopped for quite a period of time. Like I've been reading for a really long time, yes, because I could pick up a deck of cards and read whenever, wherever, whatever. But I did not allow my intuition to open up beyond that for a really long time. I would say that, like outside of cards, intuitively opening up maybe the last four years or so. And that's because I had to experience different life things, you know, that would have impacted me a little bit differently if I had been more openly intuitive. You know, part of intuitively opening is also stepping into more positive outlook, too, in kind of an interesting way. It it really does shift the way you see life. Because I know we were talking about gratitude, for example, being able to shift into gratitude helps you raise your vibration, and raising your vibration opens you up intuitively. And like all of these things play off of each other. But if it had happened to me, you know, six, seven years ago, I don't think I would have been in a place to accept it. I don't think I would have been where I am today. And it there, there are a plethora of different reasons for that. But I know without a doubt that the timeline of things unfolding, even though time, you know, we talked about before doesn't really exist, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah on the planning, blah, blah, blah, blah. I know without a doubt that the way things unfolded were the way things were supposed to unfold. And stepping back into intuition, which I know is what we're here to talk about, just takes one step forward. It's just one small change. It doesn't need To you, don't need to go back to where you were. It's just one small Michelle. I am amazing. I am Michelle, I am amazing. I am an intuitive. It's just kind of going, you know what? I know I am. I know that this is a part of who I am now. And I'm so like, and just believing that we can get what we are looking for. Sorry, I have somebody here with me that's just kind of is it Hector, the Spectre?

SPEAKER_02 22:27

Are you a podcast ghost?

SPEAKER_01 22:29

Is he there? Um, I'm thinking so. Like, I'm like watching this, and you know, it's interesting because it's dancing around, but I think I think it's important. Maybe, maybe it's coming through because it's like you this is important, it's important, you know.

SPEAKER_00 22:43

And it's it's all about timing. I opened up things were happening when I was 18, and I consciously I didn't shut it down, I just pushed it out of my conscious awareness. And I had told myself, why what would my life would have been like if I just wouldn't have been it because it got it's it's scary, it's big, it's huge concepts. My brain can't understand what would my life been like if I would have just stayed on track. I don't know, but it probably would have messed things up. I'm happy where I'm at. It would have messed things up.

SPEAKER_02 23:18

It definitely would have changed things. I look back in my life, it's always been there. I had a grandma, I still have a grandma, she's just passed away, but she's one of my guides. But she was supposed to be a teacher here. She passed away early, so I feel like I missed out on some of those lessons. But I have key moments that I can remember from my childhood, like really weird moments that a three-year-old wouldn't think about, a nine-year-old wouldn't think about. So it's always been there. But again, you know, it was quiet then. When it was supposed to open up, it did. And then it feels quiet now, but I still get things through. I just want more. I'm like a greedy little greedy person.

SPEAKER_00 23:55

Well, oh, there was uh there's a book, and I don't I'd have to look it up. He's a neuroscientist, researcher, and it talks about the revelations. You have those like huge revelations, the insights, and then you have the small ones, and it feels so good to have the he was literally talking about this, how it feels so amazing and so great. And it does. What it sounds like is you're kind of hungry for those. It literally feels like life-changing moments. The big, there it is, the big E's and the little E's, the big enlightenments, and then we had these small enlightenments every day.

SPEAKER_02 24:35

I do have a question for you because both of these terms have been brought up during this episode. We've talked about intentions and we've talked about manifesting.

SPEAKER_01 24:46

Can you share with the listeners like what the difference is or what you feel the difference is between the two? Intentions to me are the overarching umbrella. So uh an intention in in my viewpoint is this is the direction, or this is the hope, or this is what I'm trying to bring into my life. So, an intention, for example, for this podcast, the overarching goal would be to reach millions of people and help somehow enrich their lives, right? Whereas when I sit down to manifest, that is I am directing my energy to make that happen. I am manifesting to create and build my intentions. I am manifesting my intentions, so I'm manifesting my goals, and I think they still mean the same too. Yeah, that I think they feed one another. It's it's very cyclical. So they I think they can be used interchangeably too.

SPEAKER_02 25:46

If they're the things you tell yourself daily to set up, yeah, yeah, to set up um the flow for the day, for the year, for the decade, whatever, and then manifest manifest massive manifestations, yes, manifestations are really, you know, how do you bring that into fruition and putting your power of thought, your power word behind that and even visualization, already seeing yourself sitting there, already seeing yourself achieving what that goal is and helping to bring it into reality.

SPEAKER_00 26:22

And being mindful of the intention, matching the impact, because we'll have that intention and we're thinking this is what I want, but you have to be really careful with that intention because it can get you a totally different impact.

SPEAKER_01 26:36

Well, and and I think with manifesting, when we look and talk about manifestation, we have to be open to all possibilities to take us where we want to go to. So my intention or my goal, it might be one thing, but the universe says, okay, if you manifest this though, it might look completely different.

SPEAKER_00 26:54

So but it may feel the same, right?

SPEAKER_01 26:56

Right. And and it's interesting because I was actually doing a Reiki session a little while ago on somebody who was really kind of struggling, just creating balance. And actually, Michelle, this was not not you. She was struggling with finding a balance in life. And so when I stepped into the Reiki treatment, my my guide came through and said, I want you to practice a manifestation for her and gave me a step-by-step process to go through. Um, and I and I did it. And I manifested exactly what we had talked about and what they saw and what she wanted in her life, which cleared out what wasn't serving her, but brought in what would serve her, right? And when I wrapped that up, they were like, okay, now do it for you. Because one of the tough things is when we're setting intentions, for example, for like five different things, and we want to manifest all of those five different things at the same time, we slow ourselves down because we're focused on so many different areas or so many different goals all at once that the universe goes, okay, we're working on all of them, but it's gonna take more time because we're going in five different directions. So that's where, you know, a friend of mine was like, pick one, pick one intention and manifest that. And then she and and she flat out said, All of your manifestations are coming and they're down the line and they're gonna work out the way they're supposed to work out, but your focus is so spread out that it's in it's slowing down that manifestation. Your intentions for all of them are slowing down the manifestation for each one. So when my guide came through in that session, I said, okay, I'll I'll focus on one thing. And I and I did, you know, I follow the thing, I did the steps they wanted me to do that day and the next day. And I know now I can feel that it's closer.

SPEAKER_00 28:50

First, first I drink the coffee, then I do the things. That's our t-shirt.

SPEAKER_01 28:57

That's our t-shirt. Oh, I'm like, what are you talking about? That was yeah, but I random insertion that really tied into what you're saying.

SPEAKER_00 29:07

Your shirt's tied into it.

SPEAKER_01 29:09

Yeah, one manifestation at a time. Have several intentions. Manifestations need to be specific. It's like smart goals.

SPEAKER_02 29:21

Okay. So don't just pull out there or put out there, I want a blue car, make it more specific. I want a blue car that's got power window. You can tell my age right now. Power windows, absolutely.

SPEAKER_01 29:36

Yeah, they do not remember rolling them down. So I think that it's actually a little bit more allowing the expansion than that. Like, see yourself driving a car.

SPEAKER_00 29:47

How do you want to feel? How do you want to feel in the blue car? So you may not get the blue car, but you might get something that's better. Yeah, because the universe will give you that feeling.

SPEAKER_01 29:57

Yeah. I love it. I love it. And and I do remember rolling down windows, by the way, because that's still a saying today. It's roll down your window, but it's just a button.

SPEAKER_02 30:07

Yeah. Well, thank you for letting me feel less old. Well, before we wrap up this episode, let's just kind of recap those things that can help us step back into the intuitive flow if we feel like it's slowed down. First one, baby steps, small steps. The second one that I wrote down is gratitude. Look at where you are, look at the experiences you've had and appreciate all of those instead of being mad about them or second guessing them.

SPEAKER_01 30:38

Looking at your intentions and looking at, you know, your growth. Where do you want, like, what is it that you're actually looking to get out of the growth and being open to all possibilities, you know, because if we're so focused on one outcome, we could very easily disappoint ourselves. But being open and having fun, always have fun.

SPEAKER_00 31:00

Having fun, really, just have fun and enjoy. Life's over before you know it. Just have fun, really.

SPEAKER_02 31:09

Have fun in what you do, release the self-doubt, release the expectations, release the impatience, stop comparing yourself, comparisons, and just embrace where you are. And that really is a thing because I find when I settle in to who I am and where I am right now, and I can be grateful for everything and sit in that high vibration. I let everything else go and then it starts to flow.

SPEAKER_01 31:34

Yeah. Yeah. Well, and and I think when you can find gratitude too in the things that you're being challenged with, it creates this interesting sort of space. Because I know, you know, to share a little bit more, I have been having a hard time. And my friend said, Well, look at that loss or whatever loss you're you're getting from this manifestation that you're setting. As each time you hear no, it creates more room for what is meant to be. And that's what I was just thinking. Yeah, you open yourself up to all possibilities and you have fun. Every time you get that door closing, you can look at that door and say, Thank you for not screwing up my life because I'm obviously not supposed to work with you or be with you or do the things with you, right?

SPEAKER_00 32:22

Right. Exactly.

SPEAKER_02 32:24

It's taking you remember when you're setting intentions too, to really put your heart into them. Don't just say the words, put your heart into them, feel them. What does that feel like to you? And I think that will help the process along too. I mean, you just like when you pray, you don't just say the words, you're having a conversation and you're putting your deepest thoughts and your most vulnerable self into them.

SPEAKER_01 32:48

You place yourself there, right? Like you place yourself into your intentions or your manifestations. What does it feel like? What does it smell like? What does it sound like? You know, where what is the experience that I'm having with this thing that I want? You know, when we look at our experiences and we can explore those, yeah, we have fun. It turns fun, it becomes an adventure. And then when things unfold, you can see kind of those stepstones of creation that you've made.

SPEAKER_00 33:20

It sounds like we're wrapping up, are we?

SPEAKER_02 33:23

We are like you have something to share. Throw something out there, Carissa.

SPEAKER_00 33:26

We're going to another haunted hotel.

SPEAKER_02 33:31

We are. I'm super excited. We're going to do we want to say or wait.

SPEAKER_00 33:37

We're going to the Hotel Galvez.

unknown 33:40

Yes.

SPEAKER_00 33:40

I'm going to stay in the haunted room. Yep. And this time, I think I'm going to get one of those ring cameras so it can record overnight, you know, because that man who woke me up in the middle of the night who was talking outside of my head, maybe that'll pick up. That would be cool.

SPEAKER_01 33:56

With that, I'm going to say stay classy.

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Stay sassy.

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And stay badassy because you already are.

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Until next time. Bye guys. Bye guys.