Video: ELF's Kalen Allen Gets Into the Holiday Spirit

Hi everyone. We're here with Kaylin Allen

At the Freaky Teaky on 44th Street with Survival Jop. on the Broadway Podcast Network and Broadway World

We are so excited to talk to you. Thank you so much for joining us

Congratulations on Elf. Well, thank you. How are you feeling today? You look amazing

We're here for the coat. Thank you, darling. You know, I'm trying to give a little bit of festive

It's giving Chris. It's giving Elf. Yes, you see the show. I saw Elf this week, and my God, I'm in the Christmas spirit

You are phenomenal. We feel your energy from the stage, so congratulations

We know that this has been a dream of yours, and we're going to definitely chat about it

as we get into this combo. And of course, we're huge fans of you since Ellen

to now on your Christmas album, on Broadway, on your Netflix. You have so much to talk about

But before we dive into that, can you tell us your love? least favorite survival job you had before

you got to the big time? I know exactly what it was

I've had a lot of jobs. Oh, yes. Same. Working actor. I remember

one year I was working from Kansas City. And there was a theater company called Starlight Theater in Kansas City

A lot of national tours will go by Starlight, whatever. And during the summer, they were doing the summer camp

but they hired me to be a teacher, basically, a counselor. And

it was called to Act Like an Animal Camp. And we had to, first we would

have the children at the theater, then we would take them over to the zoo

What I learned during that, I'm not good with a whole bunch of kids. That's not my forte

Acting like animals, number one. We went over to the zoo. Somebody, one of the kids left their water bottles

I went and tried to go find it in the Africa section. I lost the kids. It was a whole mess

Why they sent you to the Africa section? Right. Wrong. Wrong. And it was hot down there

I was like, y'all got heaters down here. Because why's the whole zoo normal temperature until you get to Africa

That don't make sense. Oh, my goodness. Okay, so we don't like acting like animal camp for survival jobs

I don't need to be nobody's camp counselor. No, but do you have a survival job that maybe was like a good one along the way that sort of like brought you to where you are now

Oh. Okay, so speaking of survival jobs, so something that I was very intentional about growing up was that I knew that if I ever needed a

survival job. I wanted to be able to go in and be the boss. So I only took jobs that led me to

be a supervisor or a manager. So I was a supervisor at AMC theaters when I was in college

Shout out. Temple? Yes. Right across the street from campus, actually. It used to be called

the Pearl, then the AMC bought it and then they redid it. Yeah, because it was a quick commute

Yeah, real quick commute. And so I worked over there as a supervisor, but that would probably be

one of the most fun jobs. And I think because I had access, I'd always

been like a movie geek, but the fact that I could just watch every single movie, like I watched every single movie that came out

Free tickets. Yeah, absolutely. And I ate a whole bunch of hot dogs. I was going to say, free snacks too

Oh, yeah. Ain't no, they weren't free. You got a discount, though. Oh, really

Yeah, I used to be down there tearing up that Coca-Cola. The Slushies

Oh, yeah. I love a movie theater thirty. Oh, yes. The blue one

I love it. Oh, no, I only do Coca-Cola. The Coca-Cola Slushy

I don't like, I don't like fruit-flavored pop. Okay. Yeah, soda if you don't live in the Midwest

For those of us in the East. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. For those East Coasters. Yes, correct

Correct. But yeah, I don't believe like orange soda, no, keep it. Great. Nope. Don't want it

No. No. No pineapple. Oh, no. Absolutely not. I'm dead. So, Kaelin, I was watching some interviews with you

And speaking of being a boss, we all know you've been on the Ellen show, right

You were on there and whatnot. But what I discovered from your interview that you wrote your own contract or you made your own

agreement for the first contract? Yes. Yes. Yes. And you had your own office? Can you just describe that a little bit for us

Okay. So everybody knows mainly that I started at the Ellen Digener's show after making food reaction videos

Yeah. And so the original deal that was offered to me was that I was just going to make videos from college at that time, which was in Philadelphia

So you're going to send the videos in. Exactly. And I would send them in and they would decide if they wanted to put it on the air or whatever

And I knew in that moment that I was like, well, if I moved to L.A., they will use me more

And so then in the contract, I put in a relocation. And then that was how then I moved to L.A

And I finished school in L.A. And then once I got there, then I was just kind of just in this apartment

And because I was working at L&2, but also in school, I always tell people it was like a Hannah Montana life

Like I was like, during the day, I was like at Ellen and at night, I was in class

But I, but the thing. Yeah, people know because it was all on the news and stuff at that point

But I knew that I was like, one, I'm a cop corn. I like to work

And I was bored. I was like, I'm just sitting in this apartment all day and there's nothing to do

And so then I was like, well, if I asked for an office at the studio and be like, yeah

I want to come in a shadow and watch and stuff, I knew that they would also then be able

to see me on the daily basis and use me for even more stuff. So then I asked for an office as well

That is so iconic, just like, you know, setting the things that you need to set to move

yourself forward because you have to advocate for yourself. and we talk about that a lot

that like nobody's going to advocate for you the way you are. Well, I tell people all the time

and I know this because it doesn't matter what space that I go in. I am a visionary from the jump

Even when it came into elf, like I was immediately like, okay, who's doing marketing

I'm like, who's working on social stuff? That's my world. You know, I can assist

I can help. I can give guidance into what that looks like. You know what I mean? And I think it's just because anything that I'm involved in

I want it to be successful at any point. And I also believe in supporting each other and working as a community

I don't believe in. I'm very collaborative in that. So even at Ellen, like I was very much working with EPs and writers and producers and in every single sector

And I'm not a talent that just comes in and does the talent job. And like, wait for your roster

No, I don't have time for that. That's iconic. That is amazing. So Elf

so let's talk about Elf. So I did see on Instagram that you were saying, you know

being on Broadway feels like home. So can you talk a little bit about how

Elf came to be, how this project came to you? Yes. So the funny thing is a lot of people don't know this, but my degree is in theater

So it's like I've been doing shows my entire life, you know what I mean? So once I went and did Ellen and it's moved to Hollywood, it felt like I had kind of almost

given up that part of my life. You know what I mean? And I struggled with that, especially when it came to the Food Reaction videos, because I was

very much in the space of being like, these are silly. Like, I'm in school getting this degree to be an actor

what do you mean that it's this one minute video of me talking about some food

that is giving me my claim to fame, you know? And I think it's taking time for me

to understand that that was the door to open. And so the way that Elf came about

is that I actually learned about it the day before the audition. So my friend Brandon Michael Nase

who works in the Broadway community as well. He called me, he was like, Elf has auditions tomorrow

You should call your people and get them to get you an audition And so then I said absolutely And I called and they reached out to production They got me the audition And when I went in I didn go in there in the space of being like oh here I am

I got this many followers or like, you should ask me like, I literally, I went in

I did, don't let me go from Shrek as my audition song, which I had done donkey in high school

So I had to really go into my music notes.com and pull that out

You know what I mean? We right. Had to pull that sheet music. I was like, it was funny, I was calling

France, I was like, now it's 16 bars, right? That's what I got to do. How am I going to do this

And so really, mapping it out. I'm still stuck on music notes. I know, right? Throwback, throwback

That's where I had the sheet music. I already bought. And so then I went in, I did the audition

I did the car back the next day, and then that's when they offered me the wrong. Amazing

Well, congratulations. You made it home. Yes. Oh! When I think of home

Yes. Okay, I thought we were going to get some more notes. I thought we were going to get some more notes

I thought you were going to sing the Whitney version. I know right. I know you was listening to the Whitney today

I'm obsessed. Okay, anyway, can we talk about the rehearsal process for this is your first Broadway show

Correct. Was it what you expected it to be? Like, can you just give us the detail

What's like audition? I'm rehearsing a Broadway show and then coming to life in front of an audience

Like, how beautiful is that? I think it was easier than I thought it was going to be

Oh, okay. And I, but I think that I also want to give a lot of credit. So growing up, I did a program called Music Theater, Kansas City

At that time, it was called M-T-Y-P. but it was essentially a Broadway training theater organization, basically

And we used to put up shows in a week. So like we would start Monday and we would go all day long each day

Okay, New York City Center. Oh, no, right? And put up a show. And I had done that from, since my first musical was 13

So I had done that since I was 14 up until I graduated high school

So I was kind of used to that rigorous schedule and having to learn quickly and do stuff like that

I also did speech and debate growing up, so I'm very good at memorizing. I have photographic memory, so that's not hard

Yeah. But also, I just think the work ethic of who I am, I always come into it prepared

So, like, I came into rehearsals with the lines already memorized and already knowing the songs as well

So the only hard part was the tap. Because tap was not in the audition

Okay, we were not aware of that. And I remember we got in, and Ricky was like

okay, so we need to learn the tap for the finale. I said, who's doing that? I said, I don't know

about that honey that's not that's not in my repertoire okay it was funny and so but one thing about me

is that I am not a quitter and immediately after like because I struggled with the tap at

first and then I went on Amazon and I bought me a tap board so I would go home every night after

rehearsal and I would rehearse that tap thing and if you come see the show oh baby I'm tapping

I will sign off he is tap and tap and tap on Saturday oh well come on baby because I'm not

watching tap I know okay where your neighbor's like excuse me what are you doing and

Oh, no, they can't hear me. I was on my terrorist. Great. With the tap board

Yes. Iconic. Just looking at the New York City skyline. Yeah, tibety tap tap, tap, baby

Oh, my God. Tiffany tap tap to New York. Shout out. I love that

Let's talk to the audience and let them know why they need to go see Elf

Tell us, tell us why. Why should people go buy tickets right now to go see the show

You know, I think a lot of that message is in the show itself

There's a line that says it's never. too late to grow. And I think

when you grow up, it is very easy to lose that Christmas spirit or the meaning of it

And I think what's beautiful about Elf is that you feel it as soon as you walk in

You know, I know before the show starts, they play Christmas music throughout the theater, gets you into the mood. You get

the Mariahs, you get the Salines, you get the Michael Boublez, you know what I mean

And it is, I will say this, and not just because I'm in the show, it is entertaining from the moment it starts

to the moment it ends. I sign off on that. There is not a moment that it drops off

There's not a moment where you're like, ooh, can we get through this number? That doesn't happen. You know what I mean

It is absolutely just fun and energetic and full of so much Christmas spirit

There are so many different surprises. Some of my favorite moments are at the end

You know, in the movie, the slave flies of everybody, and I always say that is the moment

where it doesn't matter how many time I watch that movie, I burst into tears every time

And I can promise you it happens in this show. It sure does

What's the biggest reward for you so far for being in this production

Community. Boom. I think it is very, what I have really enjoyed is the difference from working in TV and film

where you're kind of almost always separated. There isn't much time to really work together because everybody is never one called

at the same time. And usually you're just going in. Like for instance, like I did this Netflix movie Meet Me Next Christmas

And all my scenes were with like Christina and DeVal. and Christina Milian and DeValle Ellis

And like, but Pentatonics is in the movie. I didn't have any scenes with Pentatonics

So I never saw them. You know what I mean. Is he Scott? No, I never saw God. I know Scott, but I, I never saw each other on set, you know

But here, the fact that we have spent so much time together and we've become so close

And actually, so like, I got so excited about doing like an opening night gift

and stuff like that. Like, I'm treating the entire cast to a private screening of Wicked, actually

Oh! Opening night. So, and, but the fact that we're able to, to have these moments together and spend them together

It's like, it's something that I don't really get to participate. That's so beautiful

Also, speaking of Wicked, you're giving Alphaba. Thank you. Defying gravity, truly

No, I love, that's what I love about the Broadway community, because even Samantha and I, we're not on Broadway

but we've been going to these carpets and whatnot, and people are recognizing us and like, Laura Benanzee

sorry, Laura, Benanti, excuse me, girl. Call and Kaylan. She was like, she was so welcoming to us yesterday, you know

Because she remembered us from another carpet. And I just feel like that's what it's so beautiful about this community

It's like everyone has a place. No matter if you're in wardrobe or if you're an actor or if you do the carpet or if you're a reviewer

Everyone has a place and it's part of the community. So anyway, you talked about your Christmas movie

Meet me next Christmas. And you have a holiday album. You are the new Mariah

You're taking over Christmas. How do you have a Broadway show, a movie, and an album

You know, honestly, I think it was fate. Because first, so the album I've been working on for three years

And originally it was going to come out last year. year. Oh, wow. But then the movie, when we shot the movie, they told me that the movie wouldn't

come out until this year. So then I pushed the album to come out with the movie. It makes sense

Smart business, man. Exactly. I was like, well, then let's not release the album until next year. And then I was not expecting Elf to come along

So I always, I branded it as a very Kaelin Christmas. A very Kaelin Christmas

We love. Obsessed at that. Very Kailen Christmas. So you got to work with icons, Shoshana Bean

Oh, that's my girl. Right. How was it working in a studio with someone like that and Michael and, and

And what's your favorite track on the album? Oh, my favorite track on the album, it changes

Okay. Right now it's probably Go Santa Go, which is technically the first track on the album

That is one of my favorites. I wrote that song from just a voice note

But it has been absolutely amazing Shoshana. I actually met in L.A

I was hosting a gala for the gay men chorus of L And she was singing And I sang as well I done Hercules Go the Distance and she stood on the side and watched me and we spoke it and we just became friends

after that. So then when the Christmas album came along, I was like, you have to be on this song called Yes Mary New. You have to be able to, you have to be on this song, you know. And she has been

so gracious and now we neighbors because you know Hill's Kitchen is right across the street from L. So it is great. I adore Shoshana. Oh, I love that. And the album is you're so talented

Kayling like you're rapping on there there's like a little bit of musical theater is there is

some R&B going low I'm obsessed well that was the goal of the album

so you know the album's called Christmas Memories and basically what it does is it

is a time capsule of my experience of Christmas through the years

it starts at adult Kalen and it goes all the way back to a child Kately so we

started like funk and pop it and we go to R&B and then we go into a power ballad

and then we end with a gospel you know what I mean because that's where I first

started and so it's truly a journey in an experience and I wanted it to be theatrical

One thing that I was very intentional about was that I wanted it to feel like me from start

to finish. I love that. That's so amazing. And there's so much intention behind that versus people who are just like, I'm going to make an

album because I can sing. It's just like so well thought out. So you talked about working with Shoshana Bean

You've worked with so many icons and met so many, so many amazing people like Oprah

Michelle Obama. You're like, yeah. Keep it going. Yeah, Nick, get the list going

Can you share some advice that maybe you've learned from somebody along your path

That was something that stuck out to you? I think it's more so what I've watched

Okay. Two, one, working at the Ellen DeGeneres show, I was able to watch people work at the top of their craft and the care that they put into it

I always say it was like having a master class. I think that's what I enjoyed about watching

especially when it comes to creating content and developing content. And then second, I would, going back to the Oprah

watching Oprah work. I tell people all the time, what I admire about Oprah is that she does it all

She'll do everything. She just shows up and she does it. And that's why she has been able to remain successful and have the stability

I would say the same about Beyonce. You know what I mean? And I think for me, I've told people that it has inspired me to never get to a point

where I become lazy, where I stop caring. You know, I went to the Celine D

on premiere and I watched that documentary and to watch how much she cares about her fans and the craft and what she does is like I want to always have that same drive in myself that no matter how old no matter how successful I get no matter how many awards I get and I kind of even do that now you know it can be very tiring like for instance like I am used to going to bed at 1030 by the time I get home from the show now I'm probably not in bed until midnight yeah but every time I get to the theater

I'm usually pretty tired then right before the show. I always have this thing that I remind myself that I may be tired

but for the people that are sitting in that audience, this is their first time. And I have to give them the same amount of energy

the same amount of funny, the same amount of excitement that I gave the night before

The tap has to be tapping. Exactly. The show has to be exactly the same amount of energy

Because I remember going to shows, and I go to like a matinee, I'd be like, they mark it

You know what I mean? Been there. I think we've all been there, unfortunately. You will never get that for me

I will always and forever more, no matter how many shows it is, how many shows I've done that day

no matter how late I was up, I will always give 110%. I'm excited

I have a matinee on Saturday. I'm coming. All right. 1 p.m. I love that so much because it's just like deep rooted in your passion for what you do that you'll never lose the drive

Like you said, no matter how successful, no matter how much money, how many awards. Like we come back to going back to your album, like little kid, the little kid us, little kid version

of us. Yeah. And you can't lose that because then if you lose that, then what's the point of all of it

Correct. Then what was the point of the hustle in the first place? That's our final question before we go into a really fun game. Okay

You are getting your master's in journalism? Yes. Currently. Currently. Doing a show and getting your master's

Yes. And the funny thing, so I've been doing it for a while. Because of my crazy schedule, I only do a class of semester. So I'll actually be done in May. So I actually took a leave of absence to do elf. So I'm not in classes currently, but I go back in January

And I'll finish in May, and then I will have my master's in journalism from NYU

Congratulations. I think that's a testament because, like, you're doing this already. So, like, people may ask, why do you need to get a degree, you know, but you're actually going

You're going to be the best of the best. Absolutely. And I saw an interview where you were talking about manifesting your own daytime talk show or a variety show

So if you could have five guests living or dead to be on your variety show, who would you choose

Oh, well, definitely I'm bringing my girl, Ricky Lake. me and Ricky do a podcast

called Raised by Ricky. She's coming to see Elle. I adore her

She would definitely be one of my first guests. Icon. Yes, yes. I adore Ricky

The original Tracy term. You know it, baby. Yeah, before it was a musical

Right. Uh-huh. Yeah, so definitely, um, Whitney Houston. Come on. If I could have Whitney

Come on. Definitely Oprah. Definitely Ellen, definitely Beyonce. Oh, wow. Yeah. Those are my top

Right out of 60. Yeah. You need you had another one. Oh. Well, technically, I've already worked on her

but I would love to. I would want to do a more in-depth interview with Mariah Carey

Oh, yeah. Like, I want to dive a little bit deeper. To the deep cuts? Yeah, I want to get like, let's get deep

Like, I don't want it to just be surface level. Like, I really want to talk about it, you know

Yeah, yeah. Since you are the new Mariah of Christmas, it makes sense. Don't let her hear that

I know she'll see. I know she'll be dead. She's like, you're not coming for my Christmas throne

No, no, no, no, no, man. You're like, I can be the understudy. You're like, I can be the understudy. Well, you know, it's the crazy is that usually every year I go see Mariah

Oh, yeah. Since, like, 2015, I've always went to see Marais' Christmas show

and I think this is probably the first year I won't go because of the show. Because you're a little busy. Yeah, I'm a little busy

I'm a little, I'm a little, books. She'll forgive you. Yeah. She'll be back next year. Maybe

Maybe the tie. I can see her bringing them babies. They'll bring them babies. Yeah. She can bring them babies

Morocco and the other one? I forgot the other one. Me neither. No. Merlin

No. What's your kids' names? No. I have no idea. Oh, gosh

This should be the, this should be the game. I know. We're going to figure it. Celebrity kids

Anyway, thank you. I was still trying to figure it out. We'll figure it out there

Come to us like 3 o'clock in the morning. She doesn't want to always sing, so I don't know why I can't remember my name

That's crazy. Well, thank you. You know, this has been so fun chatting with you

Thank you. So, like we said, when we started, we're here at the freaky-tiki on 44th Street

and we always end our interviews with a quick game. Love it. We thought we would incorporate your start of your food bits

Okay. With the food at the teaky. Oh. Food at the teaky

Food at the teaky. We're going to show you food photos on this computer

Okay. And we're going to tell you the ingredient. Okay. So now the food at the freaky tiki, they all have very interesting, like, tropical names. Okay

So this, the ingredients in this are pineapple, mango salsa, scalyons, cilantro, veggie bakos, and chips

What was the last one before? And cheese. You said what? Veggie bakeo chips

What is that Is that like fake bacon Bacon bit I think it might be like veggie chips mixed with bacon bits I can be sure

I took it directly from the website. I don't know. What's a nice picture? Nice talking image

Gorgeous hand model. What's the name on Domingue for this? I'm going to tell you after

Oh. You're going to give us what you would name this. Okay

And it's got to be tropical, right? Or whatever your, whatever your vibe is at the freaky tiki that would inspire you to

this item. I wanted, I don't want to use something Keso because I feel like that's Mexican

And this don't give Mexican. Um, let me think. Okay, we got tricolor chips. Okay

It's tri color chips. Yeah. Uh-huh. Uh, man, queso. There you go

Whoa! All right, freaky tiki. The name on the freaky tiki venue is tropical Cal. Okay. Okay

Maybe we're doing a rebrand at the free-tee team. No, no offense

We appreciate you. Now we have a video. Can we enter full screen

Are those tater tots? Here, Jason's gonna give you the ingredient. Okay, so the ingredients is beef or veggie chili, cheese sauce, tropical pico, avocado, cilantro

and pickled jalapenos with a little bit of lime. This is freaky

Halapinos on the tater tots. with the cheese and the fake. That's not real baking bits

They don't like pork. That looks like a good hangover dish, if I were to say

Not that I would know. You know it's got pineapple, right? Yeah, uh, it does have, no, it doesn't have pineapple

No pineapple on this. Oh. Oh. Picoed jalapeno. Who knows what's in the tropical pico

Okay. Oh, I would call it, uh, Trapatati

Ooh, that's really good. It was, they called their freaky tots, which is, like yours better again

They hate us now. Hello? They're like, you can never come back here again

You are no longer welcome. We love a Trapatati. He's a marketing guy at heart

Come on. Marketing ingenious. We're going to ad agency. I think that's where that comes from

See? Okay, next item. Okay, the ingredients. on this. This is battered shrimp

with a sweet and spicy orange sauce. Okay. What is that over there

What is that? I believe that is still the battered shrimp. That's a big old shrimp. That's a

freaky shrimp. That is a jumbo shrimp, maybe. That's like an onion

That don't like no shrimp. Okay. Are you eating this? Did you come home to this stuff

I have not eaten this menu item. Okay. I can't eat it

But I have had the freaky trappettats. Okay. You know what I'm a call it

Oh, no, he's a lobster. I was about to say I was about to say Sebastian and friends

He's a crap. He's a crap. Not a lobster. He is, right

He is a crab. He is a crab. You're right about it

I love him, though. Okay. What's that new song? they brought in the new little mermaid scuttle butt

Yeah. Shrimp-a, shrimp-sweet. Shrimp-y sweet. Yeah, that's what I'm calling it. Shrimpies sweet

I will say the real name on the menu at the freaky-tiki is pretty normal

It's just the shrimp tempura. Not that fun. But I like, again, three for three, three

Okay, here we go. They got sushi, too. Okay. They got everything

I mean, they got Mexican. They got Asian. It's freaky. I clearly- Do you get it

The freaky tiki got a lot going on. What is in that? Terriaki

Tofu? Yes. I can't say that. Hand-roll? Yes. I'm sorry, my handwriting is bad

Why do you can't say hand-roll? I thought that gives it a way. No, no

It's a terriaki tofu hand roll. Okay. That's not the name, though

Okay, good. That's just the... I didn't come up for this game. Sorry. I did

It's a great game. Thank you. Cheers. Cheers. Mm. I like the flower right there

It's given Hawaii. I will say the photography is excellent. The food photography, we got to give a shout out to whoever this food photographer was

Suiki. Soiki. That's what I'm a call. Soiki. Soiki. What's it called

Tofu Musubi. Tofu Musubi. Yeah. Yeah. I give you four. That's good

Okay. This is a pineapple upside down cake. It is. And so there's no real, like, fun thing about this

This is what they call it on the menu. And we wanted to end the game saying, if you could rename the pineapple upside down cake, what would you rename it

Topsy-turvy pineapple. Topsy-turvy pineapple. That, like, you know that song at Halloween when they're like, spooky, scary skeleton

I want to be like, topsy, turkey, pineapple. You don't know what

What I say that at? I find it on Instagram. Oh, it was like a TikTok sound

It was like, hold on, I don't want that to fall. I'm dead. You know when you put like a story up and you can say like spooky music

Oh, okay. It'd be like spooky, scary skeleton. Topsy, terby, pineapple. I'll have to redo it and then maybe insert that here

Yeah, yeah. Maybe we'll add it as a bonus to the Christmas track. Yeah, yeah

Christmas album. Yeah, you'll be on a bill for a hundred. Topsie Turby

pineapple. Oh my gosh. Thank you so much for engaging with us in that game

Cheers. We love to do a cheers. Let's cheers to the game. Yes. Cheers. And to the interview

Boom. Boom. And to Elf. And to Elf. On the Broadway. Broadway

Yes. So please go see Elf through January 4th at the Marquis Theater

Yes. Get those tickets. Yes. And we are not lying to you people when we are

say it gets you in the Christmas spirit. It so does. Before we let you go

could you please drop your Instagram handle or anything on social media where the followers

can follow you if they don't already, which they probably do. Well, that makes it very easy. You can find me at the Kailan Allen on all platforms

And if you don't follow us, follow us at Survival Jobs Pod on Instagram and TikTok

Survival Jobs a podcast on Facebook, and give us an email. Yeah, I don't know why we sell Facebook

Do you have a Facebook? Yeah. He has a Facebook. Brandon King. Come on. I got it off

We got a . Okay. And go see elf. Go see elf

Sparkle twinkle, jingle, jolly, baby. Topsy, turby, pineapple. There you go. Jingle, jingle

Thank you, Taylor. Thank you so much. This was so much fun