Hannah and Paige riff on aunthood, the original Little Mermaid and not letting a man distract you.
Annoyed at waking at 3 or 4 in the morning, she did what she called a science experiment: right before bed she said out loud, and a little in her head, 'Paige, you're waking up at 7 a.m.' It worked, with only a slight wake-up rather than a full one.
Answered around 1:10Lois expects Aunt Hannah to be glammed up, so seeing her in pyjamas she frowns and insists they change the outfit. She rejects dresses as ugly, including a $300 one, then styles a white dress with white thong sandals, a necklace and a white purse.
Answered around 3:45She read her mum's old Hans Christian Andersen book aloud. In the original, the prince marries another girl he thinks saved him, the mermaid's sister tells her to kill him, and she instead kills herself. Hannah changed it to living happily ever after without needing a man.
Answered around 23:02Her dad told her 'don't let a man distract you', which she has carried her whole life. If a man is causing negativity or not pulling her in the direction she wants to go, she gets rid of him. She found it powerful to hear from her own dad.
Answered around 25:12Paige, always a list person, noticed that with a certain type of man she did nothing on her daily list. With the right person she still gets everything done without them as a thought. If someone does not care about messing up your plans, they do not care about you.
Answered around 26:01They say you have to take self inventory because it is easy to get wrapped up in the first six months. If it is not blissful then, or there is any screaming match or breakdown fight in the first six months, it is not for you.
Answered around 29:03One host says it is easy to get a guy to like you: ask him three questions in a row about one thing he likes, such as the finals, then let him talk for about 30 minutes and say 'same'. He will say he has never met someone who understands him.
Answered around 20:11When Hannah asked if she experienced postpartum, her mum said they did not call it that but 'the baby blues', and that everyone was a little sad after birth. Hannah found it insane that in 1992, after a traumatic birth, nobody asked her mum a follow-up question.
Answered around 39:48Paige thought the lead, whom she believes is related to Michael Jackson, was spectacular, with great acting and dancing. It made her ask her parents what it was like when Beat It dropped, but she dislikes it being split into a part two, as with Wicked.
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