β So quick qualifier questions and I want you to know these are funny, but I just need to qualify some things real quick. Okay. Do you consider yourself a baddie?
π¬ Probably not. I feel like there are many more people ahead of me on the baddie scale.
β What's something a parent would say to a bad child that a coach would also say to a player? All good. What's the worst hood in Atlanta?
π¬ Oh, gosh. I'm not the biggest Atlanta fan. So I'm going to say midtown, but that's just where I hang out the most. And I just don't like the vibes.
β What does a man have to do to get catered to you treatment?
π¬ Just go above and beyond. I feel like, you know, a lot of people know kind of the expectations in relationships, but just going above and like putting in the extra mile.
β Leave the food and everything. What's the worst Halloween costume?
π¬ Anything like blatantly insensitive or just, you know, I feel like we're above that in 2025. I feel like we need to leave those kinds of costumes behind.
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β I get you. So tell me how many days until a man should expect a home cooked meal?
π¬ I feel like there should be a committed like part to the relationship. I feel like you should have had the talk before. We're like devoting like time and energy into like cooking and dishes.
π Food & Cookoutsπ Relationships & DatingOpinion / Hot Take
π¬ It's kind of the same thing except for the boyfriend. It's the intention thing. I feel like me as a girlfriend, I would want to put in the same amount of effort into this relationship.
β That's a question. What's the biggest benefit of reading?
π¬ I think reading is important to just teach about other people's experiences and other perspectives and to just gain more like knowledge about the world.
π€ AI & Techπ Books & ReadingOpinion / Hot Take
β Nathan, do you wish women understood about men?
π¬ I want to understand more of their, like, inner emotions and feelings. Because I know, like, men have them. But so often they're suppressed. And I'm like, no.
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[0.1s]SPEAKER_00:What's good everybody? This is your boy Uncle Les and I'm here with Ms. Hannah. Say what's up to the people with Ms. Hannah.
[6.4s]SPEAKER_01:Hi.
[7.2s]SPEAKER_00:Oh, she's so precious. Alright y'all, so look, we're going through the twenty-something questions for the family too, for the people of Atlanta so we can understand what's going on. You ready?
[20.4s]SPEAKER_01:Yes.
[21.1s]SPEAKER_00:Alright, let's do this. So quick qualifier questions and I want you to know these are funny, but I just need to qualify some things real quick. Okay. Do you consider yourself a baddie?
[32.0s]SPEAKER_01:Probably not. I feel like there are many more people ahead of me on the baddie scale.
[41.5s]SPEAKER_00:Are you a Christian?
[42.6s]SPEAKER_01:Yeah.
[43.5s]SPEAKER_00:Okay, are you single?
[44.9s]SPEAKER_01:Mm-hmm.
[45.6s]SPEAKER_00:Alright, now we can get to the questions. Ready? Okay. Here we go. Name something a parent would say before whooping their child.
[59.2s]SPEAKER_01:You know I do this because I love you.
[63.6s]SPEAKER_00:That's always the cop out, right Elaine? Mm-hmm. I'm gonna get some pain, but it's because I love you. You're inside the hair salon. I want you to fill in the blank. You're inside the hair salon.
[74.2s]SPEAKER_01:Okay.
[75.6s]SPEAKER_00:The last thing I want to hear my hairdresser say is white.
[81.6s]SPEAKER_01:I didn't mean to grab that color.
[85.3s]SPEAKER_00:Oh, no. That is pretty bad. That is pretty bad. Name something you never want your kids to see on your social media.
[101.9s]SPEAKER_01:I don't know. The only thing I post on my social media is like travel pictures. So probably a place that I went to without them.
[111.3s]SPEAKER_00:Aww. I don't want you to feel bad about my travels. Name the top reason men get married.
[131.5s]SPEAKER_01:They want to find a replacement for their mom.
[140.3s]SPEAKER_00:Name something Diddy would ask you to bring to the party.
[143.2s]SPEAKER_01:Oh, gosh. In all honesty, I don't really know who Diddy is.
[147.4s]SPEAKER_00:All good. All good. Next question. What's the best place to find a spouse?
[154.9s]SPEAKER_01:Best place? I wish it could be just like out and about, you know. I'm hoping to find someone at church or even like in the library, but who knows?
[171.5s]SPEAKER_00:Library is probably a good place to find someone. It's quiet. You guys get to talk. It's real bleak out there. Man, I've been hearing stories. What's something a parent would say to a bad child that a coach would also say to a player? All good. What's the worst hood in Atlanta?
[202.2s]SPEAKER_01:Oh, gosh. I'm not the biggest Atlanta fan. So I'm going to say midtown, but that's just where I hang out the most. And I just don't like the vibes.
[218.7s]SPEAKER_00:That's actually one of the best answers I've heard so far. Have you ever heard a song catered to you by Destiny's Child?
[228.4s]SPEAKER_01:I think so. Yeah, if I heard it, I would.
[236.0s]SPEAKER_00:What does a man have to do to get catered to you treatment?
[251.4s]SPEAKER_01:Just go above and beyond. I feel like, you know, a lot of people know kind of the expectations in relationships, but just going above and like putting in the extra mile.
[270.4s]SPEAKER_00:All right. You're at a Waffle House. Okay. A fight breaks out. Okay. What do you do next?
[277.7s]SPEAKER_01:Probably try and get out of the Waffle House. Not about that.
[283.7s]SPEAKER_00:Leave the food and everything. What's the worst Halloween costume?
[289.5s]SPEAKER_01:The worst Halloween costume?
[291.1s]SPEAKER_00:The worst one.
[302.0s]SPEAKER_01:Anything like blatantly insensitive or just, you know, I feel like we're above that in 2025. I feel like we need to leave those kinds of costumes behind.
[313.2s]SPEAKER_00:I get you. Like blackface or like...
[316.0s]SPEAKER_01:Oh, for sure.
[317.0s]SPEAKER_00:I get you. So tell me how many days until a man should expect a home cooked meal?
[329.6s]SPEAKER_01:I feel like there should be a committed like part to the relationship. I feel like you should have had the talk before. We're like devoting like time and energy into like cooking and dishes.
[346.9s]SPEAKER_00:Name the difference between a husband and a boyfriend.
[366.2s]SPEAKER_01:To date with intention. So I feel like for me, any boyfriend I have would be like ultimately the husband type before the ring and like the official license part of it. It's pretty boring.
[380.6s]SPEAKER_00:That's pretty important. That makes good sense. Why do men need women?
[390.3s]SPEAKER_01:Because without women, nothing would be done in the world. To be honest.
[399.5s]SPEAKER_00:You said without women, nothing would be done in the world? I see that. What is the number one thing a Karen does?
[410.4s]SPEAKER_01:Like a Karen in general?
[412.4s]SPEAKER_00:Yeah, like I can't.
[415.7s]SPEAKER_01:The number one thing they do. It's just the like main character energy making their feelings or their discomfort everyone's problem.
[434.2s]SPEAKER_00:Everyone's problem. Making their problem everyone's problem.
[437.9s]SPEAKER_01:Yeah.
[438.9s]SPEAKER_00:Why do women need men? Hey, that's a fair answer. Name the difference between a wife and a girlfriend.
[454.0s]SPEAKER_01:It's kind of the same thing except for the boyfriend. It's the intention thing. I feel like me as a girlfriend, I would want to put in the same amount of effort into this relationship.
[488.2s]SPEAKER_00:I dig it. I feel that. If all women in the world disappeared, what would be the first problem that men ran into?
[506.7s]SPEAKER_01:Not knowing their schedule for the day.
[513.0s]SPEAKER_00:That would happen to a lot of people. Alright, so the power has been out for four hours with no explanation. Okay. What do you do next?
[528.6s]SPEAKER_01:Like we're talking like air conditioning and all of the things too. All that stuff. Probably just go outside and hang out by the pool. What do you think I do? I think that's solid.
[546.0s]SPEAKER_00:Name something you wish men understood about women. Are you playing delta international or delta independent?
[557.0s]SPEAKER_01:I think it's domestic because my gate is like E-gate and that's like the domestic.
[566.7s]SPEAKER_00:Okay, cool. What are you flying to first?
[570.5s]SPEAKER_01:It's going, it's like nonstop.
[573.9s]SPEAKER_00:You're going straight to Cancun.
[576.3s]SPEAKER_01:But they're E-gate so I'm confused too.
[579.2s]SPEAKER_00:But regardless. You got the train there so it's fast going away.
[585.5s]SPEAKER_01:Anywho.
[586.2s]SPEAKER_00:Alright, anywho. We're back to it. Name something you wish men understood about women.
[591.1s]SPEAKER_01:Men understood. The need to be listened to and not jump to fixing whatever's going on immediately.
[614.6s]SPEAKER_00:I definitely understand that one. That's a very important one. It is harder. I want you to know as a man myself. That is a hard lesson to learn. Yeah. Because we're just like I'm trying to help you. I just want to be helpful. You just can't stop yourself. Still in the blank. It was a bit crazy. I just broke up with my girl because her favorite team is.
[652.0s]SPEAKER_01:I'm not a sports person at all.
[654.2s]SPEAKER_00:No problem. No problem. Alright, next one. Name the most attractive part of a woman's appearance that is not a body part.
[666.7s]SPEAKER_01:Appearance is probably like hair. Like what is it? Like not a body part but part of the appearance. I think I have to count hair as a body part. Okay. Maybe jewelry. Yeah. No wrong with jewelry. She's shining. She's shining.
[691.7s]SPEAKER_00:During a zombie apocalypse.
[693.7s]SPEAKER_01:Okay.
[694.4s]SPEAKER_00:Where's the first place you would go?
[701.9s]SPEAKER_01:Probably to find my family.
[710.1s]SPEAKER_00:Find the family.
[711.0s]SPEAKER_01:Yeah.
[711.5s]SPEAKER_00:I get that one. How many books do you read a year?
[715.4s]SPEAKER_01:Oh goodness. I'm trying to read a lot more. I probably read like maybe 14 books so far. So maybe 30 by the end of the year. Okay.
[733.5s]SPEAKER_00:That's a question. What's the biggest benefit of reading?
[737.6s]SPEAKER_01:I think reading is important to just teach about other people's experiences and other perspectives and to just gain more like knowledge about the world.
[752.9s]SPEAKER_00:So how long have you lived in Atlanta?
[766.7s]SPEAKER_01:Six years now, which is crazy. Okay. All right. So you're almost a native now. Which is wild to think about, yeah. So question.
[777.5s]SPEAKER_00:What's the worst part about people that moved to Atlanta?
[780.5s]SPEAKER_01:Worst part? I mean there's so many people here already. I feel like there's just no room anywhere.
[791.1s]SPEAKER_00:It feels like it's getting overcrowded.
[792.3s]SPEAKER_01:Yeah.
[793.0s]SPEAKER_00:You guys are making things tight. Your best friend in the whole wide world. They start acting like Kanye West. Like they are acting like a complete fool.
[804.9s]SPEAKER_01:Okay.
[805.7s]SPEAKER_00:And they start to get jumped. Like let's feel like we're going to fight your friend now. We're about to get him. What do you do next?
[813.7s]SPEAKER_01:I would defend them in the moment and then pull them aside later and be like, what's
[822.1s]SPEAKER_00:going on? We have to take care of you. It's like, hey, you have made my life difficult. I now need to talk. We need to figure this out.
[830.8s]SPEAKER_01:Yeah.
[831.7s]SPEAKER_00:And real quick before we get to the last question.
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[887.5s]SPEAKER_00:Sweet. All right.
[888.7s]SPEAKER_01:Let's see. I think that was the last minute question. Let's see what we got here.
[892.1s]SPEAKER_00:Nathan, do you wish women understood about men?
[900.5s]SPEAKER_01:I want to understand more of their, like, inner emotions and feelings. Because I know, like, men have them. But so often they're suppressed. And I'm like, no.
[917.5s]SPEAKER_00:That's so scary. Last question before I let you off in the secret underground tunnel. Fill in the blank. Happy women have.
[938.9s]SPEAKER_01:Yeah. Cool.
[941.7s]SPEAKER_00:Miss Hannah, it has been a lovely ride with you this morning. Thank you. I appreciate you. Thank you. And I hope you have a wonderful day.
[950.3s]SPEAKER_01:You too. Thank you. All righty.
[953.6s]SPEAKER_00:Thank you, Callie. Have a good one. Oh, yeah. We'll definitely do that. My mama and my wife would be very upset if I didn't. No problem. Enjoy the family. You too. Enjoy Cancun.