1 hr 12 min
Episode 48: The Minnesotan Goodbye Bad At Love Podcast
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- Comedy
There's an expectation here in Minnesota and I’m sure in other states, that when you are leaving a social gathering, that the first "goodbye" is not the last. Usually, it takes about 20 additional minutes to get out of the door. This phenomenon is called "The Minnesota Goodbye". It's akin to, "no, you hang up". It is with that notion in mind that Tamu & Mallory have decided to say "goodbye" to Bad at Love Podcast.
In this final episode, they talk about the cost of being single with the help of Anne Helen Petersen’s Vox article, “The Escalating Cost of Being Single in America”. Tamu gets verklempt talking about the Sex and the City reboot, And Just Like That. Finally, they determine if they are still Bad at Love. The answer? Probably.
Moral to the Story: TTFN! (Ta Ta For Now) We are so very grateful for the friends we have made along the way and thankful to all of those who have listened to our snorts and rants these past three years.
If you need a Mallory and/or Tamu Fix:
Follow Mallory on Twitch. Play a game and say, “hey!”.
Listen to When the Bill Comes Due podcast. Tamu and her friend Aaron come to terms with midlife during a pandemic and social reckoning.
Rewind Bad at Love Podcast from the beginning for a bit of nostalgia.
Stay safe. Stay healthy.
There's an expectation here in Minnesota and I’m sure in other states, that when you are leaving a social gathering, that the first "goodbye" is not the last. Usually, it takes about 20 additional minutes to get out of the door. This phenomenon is called "The Minnesota Goodbye". It's akin to, "no, you hang up". It is with that notion in mind that Tamu & Mallory have decided to say "goodbye" to Bad at Love Podcast.
In this final episode, they talk about the cost of being single with the help of Anne Helen Petersen’s Vox article, “The Escalating Cost of Being Single in America”. Tamu gets verklempt talking about the Sex and the City reboot, And Just Like That. Finally, they determine if they are still Bad at Love. The answer? Probably.
Moral to the Story: TTFN! (Ta Ta For Now) We are so very grateful for the friends we have made along the way and thankful to all of those who have listened to our snorts and rants these past three years.
If you need a Mallory and/or Tamu Fix:
Follow Mallory on Twitch. Play a game and say, “hey!”.
Listen to When the Bill Comes Due podcast. Tamu and her friend Aaron come to terms with midlife during a pandemic and social reckoning.
Rewind Bad at Love Podcast from the beginning for a bit of nostalgia.
Stay safe. Stay healthy.
1 hr 12 min