When my accent comes out, you know I'm mad. You know I'm angry, you know I'm pissed off, or you know I'm excited and then I'm just like you know going overboard with excitement. Or I'm doing my What's Up Chicago skit because that accent will get really thick really fast if I'm excited or if you piss me off. If I am pissed off, it comes out so thick it's not even funny. It just rolls off the tongue just like every single witty thing that I say at the same time to whoever I'm speaking to. Like today, oh I got mad. My buttons were pushed, people went over the edge and the accent came out. Came out. Comes out on the apps. When I make a video, someone pisses me off and there it is, Chicago accent, just full force. And it's great. I love it. I like having an accent. I have the ability to mask my accent and to like hide it. But, you know, when I wanna use it, I use it. And when I'm mad or I'm happy or something, it just comes out. It's just as like, oh my God, you know, don't you dare do that. Don't you even think about it, you know? But I get really sassy, which is really great because a Chicago accent is perfect for getting sassy with people. It's perfect, it's the best. Because it's like, it's so different because you got a little bit of like a Canadian thing going on, but then you have the Midwestern thing going on and they mold together and it just catches people off guard because they're like, what? What? They don't understand it. and a lot of people don't.

Oh my gosh, I have a friend from just outside Chicago. An accent when you said it like that, she totally... It's so subtle, but it's also like so distinct. But also, if you grew up in Florida, how do you have a Chicago accent? Did I miss that?