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Untraditionally Lala

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Lala Kent recalls the night she wore a Tupac thong onesie and tried to crawl into a fridge at Break Room 86.
The episode opens with Lala Kent welcoming listeners and her family to the studio. She mentions feeling sick after a night out, blaming a friend for passing on an illness. Lala recounts a recent group outing to Korean barbecue in K-Town, where she burned her knee on the grill. The group then went to Break Room 86 for karaoke, a place Lala associates with a past embarrassing incident. She describes wearing a Tupac thong onesie years ago and trying to crawl into a fridge there, which she now views as a cringeworthy moment from her pre-sobriety days. Lala reflects on how seeing old photos makes her realize she 'lived' fully, even if she now feels boring. The conversation turns to karaoke songs, with Lala's mother recalling singing Whitney Houston to her as a child. They debate airport fashion rules, with Lala defending comfortable attire like Skims and matching sweatsuits against new dress codes. Lala shares her travel routines, including arriving early to airports. The group discusses watching 'Million Dollar Dream Home', mocking the host's pronunciation of 'foliage' before realizing they were wrong. Lala reminisces about her father's habits, like mispronouncing words and using Afrin nasal spray. The episode ends with Lala signing off, promising a regular episode next week.

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A debate over airport clothes becomes a comic argument about comfort, manners, and the bare minimum for feet.

Airport dress codes turn into an unlikely battleground in this loose, funny single-episode review, as matching sweatsuits and Skims run up against an older idea of how people should look when they fly.

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Press play when you want airport etiquette to turn into a fight over matching sweatsuits, Skims, socks and vaping sections.

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