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Ever heard your teen say something like “I’m dead” or “She’s chopped” and had no idea what it meant? You’re not alone. In this laugh-out-loud and eye-opening episode, Farley, Darian, and Jen break down the wild world of Gen Z slang, from “bussin” to “de-lulu”, and the cultural gap that comes with it. What starts as a funny conversation about thumb wrestling gone wrong turns into a meaningful reminder about how communication evolves and why staying connected across generations matters.

The ladies also spotlight icons like Alex Morgan and Jane Goodall, celebrating women who lead with grit, grace, and purpose. Between decoding slang, government shutdown rants, and sharing heartfelt tributes, this episode is both hilarious and heartwarming, perfect for parents, teachers, and anyone trying to keep up with today’s language and culture.

Episode Highlights:
(0:00) Intro
(1:10) Why slang is a cultural bridge and a barrier
(3:00) Weekly Top 3: Alex Morgan, Disney, and government shutdowns
(6:00) The Notre Dame bar story and the “dab up” moment
(7:17) Gen Z slang decoded: bop, onk, chopped, and more
(10:20) How slang reflects cultural shifts and humor
(16:20) TikTok acronyms every parent should know
(19:19) Why parents need to listen and stay involved
(21:00) Got Grit Award: Jane Goodall’s legacy
(23:30) Closing song: “From a Distance” by Bette Midler & gratitude for 55K downloads
(25:25) Outro

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