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EP27 Alix Lynx | Not Built for a Desk Job

Alix Lynx (The Circle) February 27, 2026 20m 33s
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Alix Lynx: Breaking Free from Corporate PR to OnlyFans Highs

Alix Lynx reveals why she left a corporate PR career for the adult industry and why she’s finally found freedom on OnlyFans in this Lexis Star Show recap.

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We're sharing some truly funny stories today, including a wild one about Hershey's syrup! It's always interesting to hear how people perceive you, especially when they think you're 'cute' but you're actually just goofy and understanding. Remember, sometimes what we crave, like praise, can also be a distraction. 💭

Timestamps

  • 03:10Corporate Life Wasn’t It
  • 04:45Discovering Webcamming
  • 06:10Family Reaction
  • 07:25Was College Worth It?
  • 08:40Pride Week Story
  • 10:15Safe Spaces in LA
  • 11:20Guilty Pleasure TV
  • 12:40Biggest Red Flags
  • 13:50First Studio Experience
  • 15:00Would She Go Back?
  • 16:00Switching Careers
  • 17:05Her Nerdy Side
  • 17:50Books & Self-Help
  • 18:30Wildest DM Story
  • 19:20Final Thoughts

[21:59:47:19 - 21:59:51:08] Speaker 1 Like, are you just, like, are you Italian or something?

[21:59:51:08 - 22:00:15:01] Speaker 2 Ah, fucking French Canadian. What? I'm from the US, but my family came from Canada. Wait a second, why don't I have that in my notes? Well that's just like, I'm American, but my grandparents, at some point someone came from France, England, Quebec, and then New York. Okay. I was like, why did y'all stay up there? Where in Canada? Quebec. Yeah.

[22:00:15:01 - 22:00:16:13] Speaker 1 I'm French Canadian.

[22:00:16:13 - 22:00:32:10] Speaker 2 No, I could tell. That's what I was saying. I could tell. Yeah, well, no, that's cool. Yeah, I'm from, like, Montreal, born and raised in Montreal. I still... You were born and raised there. Near Montreal, Plattsburgh, so you probably know where Plattsburgh is. Okay, yeah, we know where Plattsburgh is. Literally where I'm from, I was there for 21 years of my life.

[22:00:32:10 - 22:00:33:18] Speaker 1 No freaking way.

[22:00:33:18 - 22:00:36:07] Speaker 2 Yeah. Oh my God. Do you speak French?

[22:00:37:07 - 22:00:49:18] Speaker 2 Petit French. Petit French. Such a tiny amount. Like, I can go to Montreal and I can read and navigate, but like, kindergarten level. I took it for such a long time, but then I... Yeah, you lose it. Yeah.

[22:00:49:18 - 22:01:01:12] Speaker 1 What's the point of job rehearsal? Yeah, for sure. So, like, we moved here from Quebec and my kids, we moved... My youngest was like six.

[22:01:01:12 - 22:01:03:00] Speaker 3 Can we clap it?

[22:01:03:00 - 22:01:35:14] Speaker 1 And my little one was like two or two and a half or whatever. And they were speaking French. Like, they were little Quebecers, you know? I'm Greek, but I was born in Quebec. And then they come here and I was like, we need to speak English because they're going to be behind, you know? Yeah. And then we forgot about the French. So now my in-laws came and they were so shy to speak to them because they only speak French. It was so funny. I'm like, guys, we got to practice in six months.

[22:01:35:14 - 22:01:40:22] Speaker 2 Oh, that's crazy. Well, I feel like no one here is speaking it, right? So they're not hearing it. Yeah.

[22:01:42:22 - 22:01:45:15] Speaker 1 Oh, my God. Go to Hollywood Beach and it's all like...

[22:01:45:15 - 22:02:07:21] Speaker 2 It's going to say my manager, former manager, still one of my really good friends. He lives in... Oh, my God. He's up north. What do they call up north for Montreal? Cambla? No, it's... Fucking... I don't remember, but it's one of those. And he was like, I want to... So he's saying like a lot of people from up there moved to Florida. Yes. They're like, there's a big population.

[22:02:07:21 - 22:02:28:14] Speaker 1 The snowbirds. Yes. We go to Hollywood Beach anywhere between November and April. And we would speak in French so that people don't understand us. And I'm just there trying to tan and all I hear is, "Tabarnat, Colie, it's okay." And I'm just like, "That's a fucking lie down here."

[22:02:30:06 - 22:02:33:19] Speaker 1 Okay, that is crazy. I'm going to ask you. I mean, we'll mention that.

[22:02:35:08 - 22:02:36:20] Speaker 1 Ready to go? Yeah. Everywhere is rolling?

[22:02:36:20 - 22:02:38:04] Speaker 3 Whenever you're ready.

[22:02:39:12 - 22:02:54:02] Speaker 1 Okay. Welcome back to the Lexus Star Show. I have this beautiful lady here with me today, Miss Ali Lynx. How are you? I'm good. How's it going? I'm good. Thank you for being on our podcast. Yeah, thanks for having me. Anytime. So tell us what it is that you do.

[22:02:55:20 - 22:03:09:20] Speaker 2 I'm on... That's pretty loaded. I'm on OnlyFans. I mean, I was an adult actress for the big studios for a long period of my life and I switched over to just doing OF in 2020.

[22:03:09:20 - 22:03:19:04] Speaker 1 Okay, so pretty recent. And I've been that way ever since, yeah. Okay, and what is it that you like about working for yourself versus working for companies and the industry?

[22:03:19:04 - 22:03:33:05] Speaker 2 I just really enjoy being able to wake up and do what I want, when I want, with who I want, at whatever time I want, and take time off when I want. It's like the freedom that I... Ultimately, it's a freedom and full creative control over my content.

[22:03:33:05 - 22:03:36:15] Speaker 1 Yeah, definitely. Like that is the one thing that every girl that I've interviewed,

[22:03:38:01 - 22:03:42:02] Speaker 1 today, that's the number one thing. It's the freedom that we get. It's amazing.

[22:03:43:02 - 22:03:48:01] Speaker 1 Do you miss working for the industry or doing professional shoes? No.

[22:03:48:01 - 22:04:13:04] Speaker 2 No. Honestly, sometimes I do because I love to act. It's just a passion of mine, but I don't miss it enough where I feel like I need to come back and do it. I spent a very long time on sets. Yeah. So I really... I got my fix. Fans ask me sometimes, and I always say, "If there's a passion project out there in my future, I can't ever say, "No, I'll never go back." Just not right now.

[22:04:13:04 - 22:04:21:03] Speaker 1 Yeah. If the opportunity or the right script or right company asks you to do something that may be...

[22:04:21:03 - 22:04:26:22] Speaker 2 Yeah, for sure. So there's still hope. I don't want to close the door fully, but I'm happy with where I'm at.

[22:04:27:23 - 22:04:32:10] Speaker 1 So I heard that you were a little corporate body prior to all of this.

[22:04:33:20 - 22:04:34:20] Speaker 1 Tell us about that.

[22:04:36:03 - 22:04:43:17] Speaker 2 I don't know. I went to college. I got a couple of degrees under my belt. I started working full-time PR and marketing.

[22:04:44:20 - 22:04:58:03] Speaker 2 I felt like a piece of my soul was eroding every time I went to work because I just sat at a desk for eight hours, commuted, sat, commuted back. And it was like whatever that movie is,

[22:04:59:06 - 22:05:13:05] Speaker 2 Groundhog Day. Just every day was the same. And I am such a free spirit and creative person. It just was trying to fit, what's that saying, a square peg and a round hole. It was just not for me.

[22:05:13:05 - 22:05:14:15] Speaker 1 Yeah. How long did you do it though?

[22:05:15:18 - 22:05:17:19] Speaker 1 Two years? Okay, so not even that long.

[22:05:17:19 - 22:05:45:21] Speaker 2 It was enough where I was just like, "I'm good. I can't do this." It was funny because I didn't like it. There was something wrong with me because I wasn't raised by anyone who was entrepreneurial or anything like that. So I was like, "This is what I'm supposed to do. What is wrong with me?" I truly felt that way. And then I discovered, I kind of stumbled into web camming and I felt like I just hit the unlock. But I was like, "Whoa, this is what I'm supposed to be doing."

[22:05:46:22 - 22:05:56:14] Speaker 1 That's crazy. So you're the black sheep of the family. Oh, one day. A hundred percent, yes. Does your family know what you do? Yes. You started, I mean, quite a few

[22:05:56:14 - 22:06:06:15] Speaker 2 years ago. I've been doing this for a long time. So I was camming in 2012. And then I got into the adult industry for studios in 2014.

[22:06:06:15 - 22:06:07:18] Speaker 1 Okay, okay.

[22:06:07:18 - 22:06:44:11] Speaker 2 So I've been at this for a while. So were they cool with that? No, absolutely not. But I was an adult. And I also feel like I can understand the perspective, but at the same time, I feel like people have this opinion of the industry from what they hear. And it's just incorrect. My experience based on people's opinions of what it is have not been the same at all. And I knew that I would be okay. Now we're okay because I'm successful, I'm good, I'm the happiest I've ever been. But it was a climb to get to that point.

[22:06:44:11 - 22:06:45:12] Speaker 1 Yeah, for sure.

[22:06:46:20 - 22:06:56:06] Speaker 1 Do you feel like the time that you were in school, do you feel like that was time wasted? Or was it like a learning experience for you?

[22:06:56:06 - 22:07:11:05] Speaker 2 You know, honestly, I'm a pretty spiritual person. And I feel like you go where you're meant to be to learn the lessons that you're meant to have to get you to the next level. So I feel like my life has always been right on time. At the same time.

[22:07:12:09 - 22:07:19:10] Speaker 2 Yeah, I kind of wish I skipped over all of college because it was useless to me, frankly, as far as the academia went.

[22:07:20:20 - 22:07:36:11] Speaker 2 I love to learn, but on my own time. Yes, and what you decide to learn. I could have skipped over like, you know, I don't even know what did I take, like studies of like a different, like math and stuff like that. Like things that I've never ever used. Again, it is what it is.

[22:07:38:01 - 22:07:41:01] Speaker 2 But I also think, you know, if I got into this industry at 18.

[22:07:42:12 - 22:07:45:04] Speaker 2 Yeah, I have some mug shots out there.

[22:07:46:14 - 22:07:50:04] Speaker 2 I don't know. You have no. No. Okay. Okay.

[22:07:51:22 - 22:08:00:02] Speaker 1 Knock on wood. No, knock on wood. Mug shots. Not cute. Although I don't know if you know about this girl, Sanya Mallori. She had like her mug shot go viral.

[22:08:00:02 - 22:08:02:23] Speaker 2 I've seen some of those. I don't know about her specifically.

[22:08:02:23 - 22:08:09:00] Speaker 1 She was, she got like escorted out of an airplane, I think in Miami and her and her friend were doing a split.

[22:08:10:09 - 22:08:22:00] Speaker 2 God. Okay. So I saw that multiple times. And the first time I saw that I cry laughing. I was like, this is the funniest thing I've seen a long time. They're like, just every, they were hang packed.

[22:08:22:00 - 22:08:32:13] Speaker 1 And then the, the, the, the security guards of the cops are escorting them out. And every time you, did you see it? They're just like doing this split. I thought that was, am I going to just script it?

[22:08:32:13 - 22:08:40:22] Speaker 2 I was like, who are these divas? And I like, I read into it because I was like, what is happening here? That was the funniest thing I've seen in a very long time.

[22:08:40:22 - 22:08:46:12] Speaker 1 That was really hilarious. I think, I think she's from Quebec. Okay. You just told me you were born and raised there.

[22:08:46:12 - 22:08:57:17] Speaker 2 Close to there. Yeah. In America. But my, I have family that lived in Quebec. One side of my family, I have a French Canadian last name, my government name, but you know, I'll ask you later.

[22:08:58:23 - 22:09:06:12] Speaker 2 And yes, someone at some point decided let's move to New York. So they did. And that's where I'm from.

[22:09:06:12 - 22:09:13:16] Speaker 1 Okay. And where are you residing right now? If you don't mind me asking. I'm in New York, but I'm in the city area. Okay. Yeah. And how's that? How do you like New York?

[22:09:13:16 - 22:09:22:00] Speaker 2 It's hectic. I live in the suburbs, but I have a place in the city, so I get the best of both worlds. Okay. Yeah. Are you a downtown girly?

[22:09:22:00 - 22:09:23:04] Speaker 1 Absolutely not.

[22:09:23:04 - 22:09:45:11] Speaker 2 I'm a, I'm a Manhattan girly. Okay. And only specific parts of Manhattan. I'm really, like, I like the city, but in very small doses. Yes. I like the culture. I like the shot. I like a lot of, a lot of it. Obviously that's why I have a place there, but full time is a bit much. Yes. I'm very sensitive to like energy and the, there's just too many.

[22:09:45:11 - 22:09:48:03] Speaker 1 Too much going on. Too many humans. Too many, yes, definitely.

[22:09:49:09 - 22:09:52:12] Speaker 1 I'm definitely not a city gal. Like whatsoever.

[22:09:53:18 - 22:10:45:22] Speaker 1 We came to Miami once when it was Pride Week. And we had no idea. How did that go? Okay. We had no, well it was the first time I didn't get hit on. He was getting hit on. Isn't that nice? It was fantastic. It was so much fun because every time we go out or whatever, like, you know, men are always looking at me or whatever saying comments. And then this time I'm like, it was all men. You know, there was a lot, there was some women, but it was just all men. And we were walking down the street and one night we're just sleeping and it's like two in the morning and it is just going wild outside. We were on ocean drive and I have major anxiety to like, I'm very sensitive to the noise and you know, so we're sleeping. It's two o'clock in the morning. I'm like, what the hell is going on? You know, and then we wake up the next day and then we see the flags being set up. It's Pride Week.

[22:10:45:22 - 22:10:46:16] Speaker 2 This explains a lot.

[22:10:46:16 - 22:10:52:22] Speaker 1 Right? And then we were just walking down the streets and the guys were just looking at him and I'm like, I can get used to this.

[22:10:52:22 - 22:11:16:16] Speaker 2 It's not, it's like you catch a break. You know, I lived in LA for quite a while. Quite a chunk of time. And I would go out to, there's this place called the Abbey and there's this area in LA called West Hollywood. And that's where a lot of the gay men live there. It is what it is. And I tell you, it was so nice. I'm like, wow, I can actually, I don't want, my guard is not up. Like this feels different. It's great.

[22:11:16:16 - 22:11:35:20] Speaker 1 There's, there's, there's, I heard a lot of people say this, like back in the days, they would say we go, like women would go to a gay bar to have a good time. Oh yeah. Because there aren't any men hitting on them. But I think eventually like the straight men caught on and then they started. I've heard that too. You know?

[22:11:38:11 - 22:11:39:07] Speaker 1 Someone spilled the beans.

[22:11:40:08 - 22:11:41:18] Speaker 1 What is your guilty pleasure?

[22:11:44:00 - 22:12:08:19] Speaker 2 I like, I like reality TV here and there. Mob Wives. Oh my God. I just binged this. I don't know if I can swear. I binged a shit at Mob Wives. And I know it's been out for a while, but I just kind of, I don't know how I just kind of stumbled upon it. I was like, I heard this was good. Like hours and hours later, I have been sucked in. I am invested. I'm like looking up the characters to see where they're at now. Yeah. That's funny.

[22:12:08:19 - 22:12:19:13] Speaker 1 There's one, I'm not a big reality TV gal. I'm not much of a TV gal until I find like a specific series that I like and then just think that. But there's one with Mormons.

[22:12:19:13 - 22:12:40:14] Speaker 2 Oh yeah. It's a Secret Life by Mormon Wives. I haven't seen, I'm not like huge in reality TV. It was just that one show. But I feel like I've, so one of my best friends is obsessed with that show and he's like, you're going to love it. And I know I'm going to love it. And that's why I haven't started yet because I'm like, I have things. I have a list of, yeah, there's things to do. I know. I'm going to put that on the back.

[22:12:40:14 - 22:13:09:07] Speaker 1 Yeah. Because once you get sucked in to TV, like there's no getting out of it. I mean, I finished Bridgerton, like the last series, the four first episodes in like two nights and I'm like, okay, good. Now I can get back to work. Yeah. You know? And now the Lincoln Lawyer came out and I'm like, I kind of finished that, you know? So I don't watch much TV, but when I do all the series that I like, come out all at once. Yeah. It's a pretty slow. What is the biggest red flag in a guy for you?

[22:13:12:18 - 22:13:16:15] Speaker 2 It's very hard to pick just one. Give us two.

[22:13:18:21 - 22:13:31:04] Speaker 2 I mean, first of all, anyone who's not cool, anyone who is like not cool with like this line of work, like you got to go like I'm not giving you, you know, like you either you're cool with it or you're not. If you're not by, you know, it is what it is.

[22:13:32:18 - 22:13:47:11] Speaker 2 Otherwise, I feel like not, you know, I know a lot of dudes that like talk a big game, but unless your actions can back that up, it's just all taught in your lips.

[22:13:47:11 - 22:13:48:02] Speaker 1 You know?

[22:13:49:04 - 22:13:50:10] Speaker 1 Do you remember your first scene?

[22:13:51:21 - 22:13:53:09] Speaker 1 Yeah. How was it?

[22:13:54:15 - 22:14:02:23] Speaker 2 Um, yeah, it was great. My first ever scene was on set. God, I think, I think it was for Girls Gone Wild.

[22:14:04:08 - 22:14:09:22] Speaker 2 I think it was for Girls Gone Wild. It was a solo. It was like a scene with another person. It was for Hustler.

[22:14:10:22 - 22:14:36:15] Speaker 2 I was fucking terrified because I was like, I don't know what it, you know, it was just like, it's kind of like you're just thrown in and figure it out. So it was just like all the things at once. But the girl I was working with was really experienced. So she kind of, I kind of just let her toss me around and tell me what to do. And that was really good. I needed that. But it was great. And I felt like after I left, I was like, whoa, I just shot for Hustler.

[22:14:36:15 - 22:15:13:04] Speaker 1 Yeah, right. Right. I remember we, we shot for Brazzers. Oh, thank you. Great. And we said like, when, when they asked us, I was like, you know, I just shoot with my husband, right? And then they're like, yeah, so totally cool. I'm like, and I'm like, we're going to shoot for Brazzers. That's awesome. You know, and I'm like, we reached the top of the top. You know what I mean? Like, I can say, like I achieved this. Yeah. And I was in our career and you know, so I'm really proud of that. Those are fun sets. If you, we talked about before, if you were to go back into mainstream, what would be the role you would want to play?

[22:15:13:04 - 22:15:26:10] Speaker 2 I would probably do a Brazzers because they're, that's my speed. I'm not a very serious person at all. And they have all the, ooh, facially, you're so good. So big. Yeah.

[22:15:27:16 - 22:16:01:07] Speaker 2 But yeah, some, either something like that and something more like abstract, like, like some kind of parody, you know, I've done the office stuff that's a little stale for me. I'd like to play like a character, like a cosplay type thing, like maybe Alice in Wonderland. I don't know. Something like that. Or, you know, just, just do the full glam. Go back and do like a Slade with like, you know, it's kind of like fixing media group. Everything would be cool. I've always worked, because that's like more higher end. It's been on my list. I hit them up. Then then they ghosted me. I was like, all right.

[22:16:01:07 - 22:16:05:06] Speaker 3 Yeah. I'm good then. Yeah, that's it. You don't want me. I don't want you.

[22:16:05:06 - 22:16:09:05] Speaker 2 Yeah. I don't know what's going on, but I don't have the energy to do follow ups right now.

[22:16:09:05 - 22:16:13:09] Speaker 1 That's it, right? If you could swab careers for a month, what would you try?

[22:16:15:11 - 22:16:47:22] Speaker 2 You know, I would love to, I always say when I'm like really, really old, I would love to work with like animals. I love animals so much. I'm so passionate about animals, whether it's like animal research. I don't know if I have the heart for animal rescue because I just, yeah. But then again, I'm like animal rescue, you know, so something with helping animals. Yeah. That's really where my heart is. Do you have any pets? What do you have? I have a miniature Australian Shepherd named Aspen, and she's the love of my life. I love her so much.

[22:16:47:22 - 22:16:48:12] Speaker 1 Oh, that's adorable.

[22:16:50:11 - 22:16:57:00] Speaker 1 If I told the audience you had a little secret, a little secret side, what would you choose them with?

[22:16:58:15 - 22:17:05:17] Speaker 2 Like a secret side of my personality? Yeah. I don't know. I feel like my audience knows all the aspects of me.

[22:17:06:18 - 22:17:36:14] Speaker 2 I feel like people who don't know me, like if you look at like say my Instagram page, you're going to like, people have told me, they meet me in person. They're like, oh, I thought you were like, bitchy. And I'm like, why? Because you're pretty. Yeah, that's why. And I'm like, I'm like the goofiest motherfucker. You ever meet like, I'm so, like I said before, like I'm so unserious. I'm very unserious and very like nerdy. And I'm into like Harry Potter and like the Lord of the Rings. I'm like reading books and like that kind of thing.

[22:17:36:14 - 22:17:39:14] Speaker 1 Yeah. Nice. And what was the last book you read since you mentioned books?

[22:17:41:12 - 22:18:16:08] Speaker 2 Oh my gosh. You know, I'm reading some books. There's a, I forget the name of it, but Roald Dahl. I don't know if you read his books like as like growing up, I read like James and the Giant Peach and Big Friendly Giant, all the, he's like a, he's an author for Young Ends, but he writes adult books and not like adult books, but like books for grown people, you know? And the stories are great. They're quirky. He wrote Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. So they're very quirky and very well done. And I'm, yeah, I just bought a stack of books. Oh nice. It's cold in New York. And I'm like, I need stuff to do.

[22:18:16:08 - 22:18:37:21] Speaker 1 I need stuff, something to do. I'm not a big reader of like fantasy or like stories. I kind of like more the self-help. Oh I love that. Types of books, you know, or like The Power of Now. That's a great book. The Mountain is You, you know, all those, all those kind of books. I should get into more of like the fantasy and just reading a story. I had a little phase, you know?

[22:18:37:21 - 22:18:47:10] Speaker 2 Yeah. And I love the self-help too. Sometimes I find that's why I started reading the fiction because I got too into them and I just kept reading self-help.

[22:18:47:10 - 22:19:01:03] Speaker 1 I'm like, okay, I need a brain. I need to turn this brain off sometimes. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, because when you read like a story about characters and things like that, it switches your mind thinking, right? And you're just like, kind of like escape a little bit. Exactly.

[22:19:02:10 - 22:19:09:12] Speaker 1 To end this lovely podcast, I wanted to ask you what is your wildest DM? What's the wildest DM that you've received?

[22:19:11:04 - 22:19:12:13] Speaker 1 I love when I get that reaction.

[22:19:13:16 - 22:19:14:21] Speaker 1 It's like, where do I begin?

[22:19:16:06 - 22:19:17:11] Speaker 2 Let me pull up my scroll here.

[22:19:18:12 - 22:19:40:01] Speaker 2 The one that comes to mind is this person, this man, and he had his shirt up and he was playing some music and this is the whole video he sent me. He was playing music and he was like doing the cha-cha and he had a good, like he had abs and he was so into it.

[22:19:41:11 - 22:19:57:04] Speaker 2 I don't open DM's out, but it's a very scary. He had chocolate syrup and he was like, so he was opening his mouth and he went like that, but he was pouring it all over his body and then he was like, "Stop." I'm like, what?

[22:19:58:18 - 22:19:59:23] Speaker 1 You didn't respond to that, I hope.

[22:19:59:23 - 22:20:15:05] Speaker 2 Did you? I think I did actually because it really caught my attention. I was like, whoa. I forget what I said. This was years ago, but it lives up here. Oh, 1000%. For eternity, so he definitely got my attention.

[22:20:15:05 - 22:20:28:22] Speaker 1 I had one and I just never, I think that was a lesson learned. I don't open DM's after seeing that. I think I spoke about it on the last podcast. It involved the snake and animal cruelty.

[22:20:30:08 - 22:20:42:05] Speaker 1 Yeah, that one was just ... I don't ... and this guy, you know what drives me wild is when a guy puts their phone, hits record and then sends you this whole ...

[22:20:43:12 - 22:20:44:23] Speaker 1 It's wild.

[22:20:44:23 - 22:20:46:05] Speaker 2 People are crazy.

[22:20:46:05 - 22:21:07:10] Speaker 1 People are actually insane. They really are. Some people are actually. They really are. Alex, thank you so much. This was so much fun. Yeah, thank you. Thank you for having me. Anytime you're in Miami, you can come over to the real setup of the podcast. I would love to. All right, you guys, that is the wrap. Thank you so much. See you soon.

[22:21:09:17 - 22:21:14:13] Speaker 1 Awesome. Good job. People are fucked. So fucked. Oh, yeah. The whole fucking python.

[22:21:14:13 - 22:21:15:07] Speaker 3 Yeah.

[22:21:15:07 - 22:21:16:10] Speaker 1 The guy was fucking the python.

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