Summary
Phoebe Judge announces her upcoming tour titled "Don't Worry," where she plans to share personal stories about her life and family, including her parents and sisters. The tour aims to blend humor and surprise, inviting audiences to connect with her experiences. Tickets for the tour are available on the Criminal website.
In a lighter segment, Phoebe recounts a recent road rage incident where she reacted to an aggressive driver by giving the middle finger to an elderly woman. This leads to a discussion about road rage and confrontations with other drivers, including a humorous anecdote about a past encounter with a police officer regarding a DUI. The conversation touches on the complexities of human interactions on the road and the emotions that can arise in such situations.
The episode also features a discussion about a new food trend in Copenhagen, the "BMO," which consists of a simple sandwich made of bread and cheese. Lena Sillison, a native Dane, confirms the trend's popularity, noting that while the ingredients are basic, the quality is exceptional. The hosts express their enthusiasm for the simplicity of the dish, highlighting its appeal in the culinary scene.
Lastly, Phoebe shares her excitement about the tour and the emotional range she hopes to evoke in her audience, from laughter to tears. The conversation wraps up with a light-hearted exchange about personal experiences and preferences, reinforcing the show's blend of humor and relatable storytelling.
Show Notes
Today, an unlocked episode of Please Continue, in which Phoebe and Lauren discuss tense driving moments - including one encounter that still gives Phoebe chills. Plus, Phoebe’s mortifying habit, the next big trend in New York City, and very small pumpkins.
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