Goldy's Closet

The Real Rundown In this episode of Goldy’s Closet, Goldy Locks ushers in a new chapter for the show by spotlighting powerhouse women in entertainment. She sits down with rising artist Sarah Ross for an honest conversation about her journey through the music industry, the emotional toll of the pandemic on live performers, and why live music remains such a vital connection between artists and fans. Sarah opens up about her personal evolution, sharing candid insights on mental health, body image, and learning to embrace her authentic self. She discusses the importance of seeking professional help, rebuilding confidence, and finding balance in an industry that often places unrealistic expectations on women. The conversation also dives into Sarah’s creative independence, the highs and lows of her career, and the resilience it takes to keep moving forward. As she prepares to release new music, Sarah reflects on hard lessons, personal growth, and stepping into this next season stronger, healthier, and more unapologetically herself than ever before. • Goldy Locks is shifting the focus of her show to feature talented women. • Sarah Ross has been with Average Joe's for eight years and continues to grow as an artist. • Mental health and anxiety are significant issues in the music industry. • Artists often struggle with the pressures of social media and comparison. • Live performances are crucial for artists and their connection with fans. • COVID-19 has drastically affected live music and artist touring schedules. • Sarah Ross is excited about her new music video and upcoming releases. • The importance of community and support among artists is emphasized. • Goldy Locks shares her experiences and frustrations with the current state of live entertainment. • The journey to success in the music industry can be unpredictable and challenging. Embracing authenticity is crucial for personal growth. • Mental health struggles are common in the music industry. • Seeking professional help can lead to significant improvements. • Body image issues affect many, regardless of size. • Creative control in music can enhance personal expression. • Career highs often come with significant lows. • Resilience is key in navigating the ups and downs of life. • It's important to support and uplift one another. • Healthy lifestyle changes can lead to improved well-being. • Positivity and empowerment are essential for moving forward. Sound bites "You give me life. You give me energy." "Anxiety is a bitch, man." "I want to get back to playing music." "They loved it. It was ridiculous." "I had my friends over from school." "I finally ready with this new music." "I feel healthy again now." "I realized that now too." "I'm thankful to know you." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Goldy's Closet and New Direction 02:54 Spotlight on Sarah Ross: Journey and Growth 06:10 Navigating Mental Health and Anxiety in the Music Industry 08:52 The Impact of COVID-19 on Live Performances 12:11 The Importance of Live Music and Connection 14:55 Sarah Ross's Musical Journey and Breakthroughs 24:13 Embracing Authenticity and Personal Growth 27:00 Navigating Mental Health and Seeking Help 30:22 The Journey of Weight and Body Image 34:29 Creative Control and New Music Releases 37:22 Career Highlights and Low Points 45:22 Looking Forward: New Beginnings and Positive Vibes Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The Real Rundown This episode dives into the real conversation women were never taught to have. Dr. Brooke Faught, a specialist in sexual wellness and pelvic health, pulls back the curtain on the overlooked truths behind women’s bodies, how birth control can impact libido and tissue health, why so many women experience pain in silence, and what real treatment options actually exist. Nothing surface-level here. This is about understanding your body, reclaiming your power, and finally getting the kind of information women deserve but rarely receive. If you’ve ever felt like something was off, or just want to feel your absolute best, this is one you don’t skip. Golden Nuggets • Women deserve proper sexual health care • Pelvic health is urology's missing piece • The clitoris is much larger than the tip Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Dr. Brooke Fott and Her Expertise 03:42 Understanding Sexual Wellness and Pelvic Health 11:01 The Anatomy of Female Sexuality 19:35 The Differences in Male and Female Sexual Responses 21:30 Common Issues: Vaginal Dryness and Birth Control Effects 30:31 The Importance of Proper Terminology in Women's Health 35:34 Addressing Sexual Wellness and Stigmas 40:39 Understanding Libido and Treatment Options 45:22 Erectile Dysfunction: Causes and Solutions 51:18 Breaking the Silence: Open Conversations About Sexual Health Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The Real Rundown Goldy Locks sits down with wrestling veterans Lenny Lane and Alan Funk for a candid, entertaining conversation packed with behind-the-scenes stories from the ring and the road. From their time in TNA and the indie circuit to the realities of wrestling politics, financial struggles, contracts, and career-defining opportunities, this episode dives deep into the highs, lows, and lessons of life in the business. Together, they reflect on the transition from independent wrestling to national exposure, the creative process behind building unforgettable characters, and the grit it takes to survive in such a competitive world. Along the way, they share funny rib stories, talk about hazing, personal regrets, hard-earned wisdom, and the importance of being ready when the right opportunity finally comes. It’s an honest, nostalgic, and revealing look at professional wrestling through the eyes of three people who have lived it. • Networking and relationships in wrestling can lead to unexpected opportunities. • The wrestling industry is filled with unique and often humorous stories. • Being prepared and ready for opportunities is crucial in the wrestling business. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Gratitude 02:44 Wrestling Journeys and Experiences 06:00 Indie Circuit Challenges 09:07 TNA Experiences and Struggles 12:00 The Politics of Wrestling 15:12 Financial Realities in Wrestling 17:58 The Impact of Personal Relationships 20:55 Reflections on Success and Failure 23:48 The Evolution of Wrestling Contracts 27:09 Final Thoughts and Future Directions 37:01 The Journey Begins: From Independence to Mainstream Wrestling 40:19 Creating a Gimmick: The Birth of the Gay Character 44:03 Rib Stories: The Lighter Side of Wrestling 51:03 The Darker Side of Wrestling: Tales of Ribs and Hazing 57:37 Reflections on Regrets and Opportunities 01:01:50 The Future: New Projects and Aspirations See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode, Goldy Locks sits down with the powerhouse mother-daughter team behind one of the most respected platforms in independent music: the Josie Music Awards. Founded by Josie Passantino-Boone and Tinamarie Passantino, the Josie Music Awards have grown into one of the largest award ceremonies in the independent music world, celebrating artists, songwriters, and creators across every genre. What started as a passion project has evolved into a global movement honoring independent musicians based on their body of work, artistry, and dedication, not just streams, sales numbers, or social media followers. The conversation also explores how the Josie Music Awards became a hub for education, networking, and recognition for artists who are building their careers outside the traditional label system. With television coverage, legendary honorees, and thousands of artists represented each year, the Josie Music Awards have become a powerful platform proving that independent music is not just surviving, it's thriving. If you're an artist, songwriter, or anyone trying to navigate the modern music industry, this episode offers rare insight into the people working behind the scenes to celebrate and support independent talent around the world. Origins of the Josie Music Awards Growth and expansion of the awards show Importance of relationships and networking Impact of independent music on the industry Sound bites "It's all about the body of work, not sales or followers." "Independent artists have the freedom to do what they want." "Honoring artists' entire career, including independent work." Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Goldy Locks' Opening Remarks 00:30 Goldy Locks' Appreciation and Audience Engagement 01:24 The Inspiration Behind the Josie Music Awards 02:19 Starting the Awards at Dollywood and Its Evolution 03:37 Venue Changes and Growth of the Event 04:57 Handling Large Crowds and Event Logistics 06:44 The Role of Relationships and Networking 08:50 The Significance of Faith and Family Values 10:23 Overcoming Challenges and Naysayers 12:39 Evolution of the Awards Focus: Education and Networking 14:14 Submission Growth and Review Process 16:10 Balancing Multiple Projects and Business Ventures 19:20 Television and Media Coverage of the Awards 20:57 Future Goals and Expanding the Platform 22:24 Insights from Larry Namer and Industry Trends 23:20 Differences Between Independent and Major Artists 25:58 Honoring Industry Legends and Career Achievements 29:08 Working with Family and Building a Business Team 31:47 Upcoming Events and How to Support 33:56 Closing Remarks and Final Thoughts Resources Josie Music Awards - https://josiemusicawards.com ACN - American Country Network - https://acntv.com Passantino's Concert Cafe - https://passantinos.com Website - https://josiemusicawards.com See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The Real Rundown In this compelling and heartfelt conversation, Goldy Locks sits down with Bobby Capps of the legendary Southern rock powerhouse 38 Special for a candid look behind the curtain of life in a touring rock band. Bobby opens up about his decades-long journey in the music industry, the grit it takes to sustain longevity, and how the COVID-19 shutdown forced artists everywhere to confront both professional uncertainty and personal reflection. Together, they dive into the realities of band dynamics, accountability, responsibility, and what it truly means to show up for one another when the stage lights fade. Bobby speaks honestly about sobriety, mental health awareness, and the strength it takes to evolve not just as a musician, but as a man. The conversation also explores the changing landscape of rock music, the energy of live performance, and the irreplaceable connection between artists and fans. With laughter, vulnerability, and hard-earned wisdom, this episode is a powerful reminder that resilience, brotherhood, and authenticity are what keep rock and roll alive. Golden Nuggets • Bobby Caps is a talented musician and member of 38 Special. • The restaurant business has faced significant challenges during COVID-19. • Bobby's journey with 38 Special began in the late 80s. • Accountability is crucial for maintaining a successful band. • The rock and roll lifestyle has evolved from debauchery to a focus on health. • Performing live is the highlight of Bobby's career, despite the challenges. • Sobriety has been a significant part of Bobby's personal growth. • Mental health awareness is essential in today's society. • Bobby's new music projects reflect his experiences and growth. • Support from friends and family is vital during tough times. Sound bites "He rocks. He sings. He plays." "Everybody's wearing masks." "I think I had it." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Bobby Caps and 38 Special 02:27 Navigating the Restaurant Business During COVID-19 05:22 Bobby's Journey with 38 Special 11:26 The Evolution of Rock Bands and Accountability 14:12 Debauchery and the Rock and Roll Lifestyle 20:42 Performing Live: The Highs and Lows 26:37 Sobriety and Personal Growth 35:35 The Impact of Mental Health Awareness 44:39 Bobby's New Music and Future Projects See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The Real Rundown! Part II We’re stepping back behind the curtain with Aron Stevens for round two, and nothing’s off limits. This chapter goes even deeper into the collision of pro wrestling grit and Hollywood grind. From the squared circle to the silver screen, Aron opens up about the detours, the doubts, the discipline, and the reinvention that keeps him in the game. We dig into locker room realities, the power of true mentorship beyond the kayfabe, and why believing you belong at the top is half the fight. Whether you’re in the business or just love watching the hustle unfold, Part II delivers a raw, honest look at what it really takes to evolve, adapt, and stay dangerous in and out of the spotlight. Golden Nuggets! Aaron Stevens is a multifaceted performer with a unique perspective. He emphasizes the importance of being an open book in conversations. Real-life experiences can often be stranger than fiction. Stevens felt a void in his career and needed a break from wrestling. He moved to LA to pursue acting opportunities after leaving WWE. Mentorship played a crucial role in his acting career development. The impact of 2020 shifted his perspective on acting and wrestling. Expecting greatness is essential for achieving success. He values authenticity in advice given within the wrestling community. Stevens has embraced new opportunities beyond LA, including work in Atlanta. Sound Bites "I'm an open book and I absolutely love that." "Real life is stranger than fiction." "I wasn't happy with the person I was." "Expect great things to happen." "I just wasn't raised like that." "I don't do seminars." Chapters 00:00 Unveiling Aaron Stevens: A Multifaceted Performer 02:49 The Journey into Acting: From Wrestling to Hollywood 06:05 Navigating the Hollywood Landscape: Opportunities and Challenges 09:00 The Role of Mentorship in Career Development 11:53 Finding Balance: Wrestling and Acting in Harmony 14:47 The Impact of 2020: A Shift in Perspective 18:06 Expecting Greatness: The Power of Mindset 20:57 Life Beyond LA: Embracing New Opportunities 24:09 Advice and Authenticity in Wrestling 26:52 Conclusion: The Ongoing Journey of Aaron Stevens See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The Real Rundown In this episode of Goldy’s Closet, Goldy Locks sits down with longtime friend Adam Condy, tour manager for rock and roll legend George Thorogood, to talk about life behind the scenes of the music industry. Adam shares stories from the road, the realities of touring, and what it takes to survive and stay grounded in a fast-paced, high-pressure industry. The conversation dives into the importance of mental health, building strong support systems, and navigating the ups and downs that come with a life in rock and roll. Along the way, Adam and Goldy trade hilarious road stories, honest industry insights, and reflections on friendship, resilience, and what’s next. The episode wraps up with exciting giveaways for listeners, making this a must-listen for music lovers, touring artists, and anyone curious about the real stories behind live music. Golden Nuggets • Adam Condy has been with George Thorogood for 12 years. • Touring life presents unique challenges for family dynamics. • Mental health support is crucial for those in the entertainment industry. • Mistakes on the road can lead to valuable lessons. • The perception of touring as a party lifestyle is misleading. • Thick skin is necessary to thrive in the music business. • Therapists can provide coping strategies for guilt and stress. • Support systems among peers in the industry are vital. • Every musician has funny and challenging stories from the road. T• he importance of appreciating the job and the experiences it brings. Sound bites "George treats us all very well." "It's not all a big party on the road." "Therapists can help you cope with guilt." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Goldie's Closet and Guest Adam Condy 02:24 Adam's Journey in the Music Industry 05:33 Life on the Road with George Thorogood 08:18 The Challenges of Touring and Family Life 11:38 Funny Stories from the Road 14:28 The Reality of Life in the Music Industry 17:35 Mental Health and Guilt in Touring 20:09 The Importance of Support Systems 23:32 Rock and Roll Stories and Lessons Learned 26:24 Upcoming Projects and Events 29:35 Wrap-Up and Giveaways See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The Real Rundown Before the mask. Before the legend. There was Ari Lehman, the first Jason Voorhees. In this conversation, Ari revisits the raw, gritty origins of Friday the 13th, the film that helped define modern slasher horror. He talks about the cultural impact of the franchise, how horror has evolved over the years, and his own creative journey from child actor to musician. Ari also teases upcoming projects, including a new television series, and explains why fan interaction at conventions is essential to preserving the soul of horror culture. Golden Nuggets • Ari Lehman is the first Jason Voorhees from Friday the 13th. • The original film aimed for a realistic portrayal of horror. • Ari's connection with Betsy Palmer, who played Mama Voorhees. • The first Friday the 13th film was a groundbreaking indie horror success. • Ari's journey in acting began at a young age. • He reflects on the trust parents had in children during the 70s and 80s. • Ari transitioned from acting to a successful music career. • He emphasizes the importance of fan interactions at conventions. • Ari's band incorporates horror themes into their music. • The legacy of Friday the 13th continues to thrive through fan engagement. Sound bites "I had two buddies, Johnny and Bobby." "I was just a green kid in CBGBs." "We're really stoked with that." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Ari Lehman and Friday the 13th 02:54 The Impact of Friday the 13th on Horror Cinema 05:48 Behind the Scenes of Friday the 13th 09:08 Ari's Journey in Acting and Music 11:59 Reflections on Growing Up in the Entertainment Industry 14:50 The Evolution of Horror and Its Cultural Significance 17:41 Ari's Musical Career and Upcoming Projects 20:59 Conventions and Fan Interactions 23:51 Closing Thoughts and Future Endeavors See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The Real Rundown The pandemic has significantly impacted music tours and scheduling. Humility is crucial in the music industry, regardless of success. Memorable experiences shape a musician's journey and career. MTV played a pivotal role in launching many artists' careers. Performing live can be both exhilarating and nerve-wracking. Supporting new artists is essential for the music community. Personal stories often resonate with audiences and fans. Balancing family life with a music career can be challenging. Aspiring musicians should seize every opportunity to perform, regardless of audience size. The future of music may involve more personal projects and collaborations. Golden Nuggets In this engaging conversation, Goldy Locks and Cone discuss the impact of the pandemic on music tours, the importance of humility in the industry, and memorable experiences that shaped their careers. They reflect on the role of MTV in launching artists, the challenges of live performances, and the significance of supporting new musicians. Personal stories and lessons learned throughout their journeys highlight the balance between family life and a music career, while offering valuable advice for aspiring musicians. The discussion concludes with thoughts on the future of music and personal projects. Titles Navigating the Pandemic's Impact on Music Tours The Journey of a Band: From Humble Beginnings to Success Sound bites "Everything just seemed to get pushed back." "Take it easy on these people." "I guess we're just friendly Canadian guys." Chapters 00:00 Navigating the Pandemic's Impact on Touring 02:55 The Journey of a Musician: From Humble Beginnings to Fame 05:45 The Power of MTV and Live Performances 09:06 Personal Stories and Lessons in Humility 11:59 The Evolution of Music and the Industry 14:46 Mental Health and Personal Struggles in Music 17:59 The Creative Process Behind Music Videos 20:53 Reflections on Fame and the Music Journey 38:39 Introduction and Transparency in Interviews 39:09 Budgeting for Music Videos 40:06 Behind the Scenes of Music Video Production 41:34 Legalities and Permissions in Music Videos 43:29 Pride in Longevity and Career Success 44:57 The Future of Performing as Musicians 45:51 Remembering Influential Figures in Music 48:36 The Wild Side of Touring and Music Industry 49:05 The Evolution of Music Distribution 52:25 Advice for Aspiring Musicians 56:13 Personal Life and Family 59:55 Navigating the Music Industry Today 01:03:07 Closing Thoughts and Future Endeavors See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The Real Rundown In this no-holds-barred episode, Goldy Locks sits down with Erik Watts, Kelly “Wolfie D” Wolfe, and Allan Funk for an honest, hilarious, and sometimes jaw-dropping conversation about life inside the wrestling business. From the wild early days of TNA Wrestling to the realities no one talks about once the cameras stop rolling, the trio shares real stories about health scares, backstage politics, blurred personal and professional relationships, and the hard lessons that come with fame. They reflect on accountability, who had it, who didn’t, and why personal responsibility matters just as much outside the ring as it does inside it. The conversation doesn’t shy away from controversy, including how decisions made at the very top of the industry have rippled through countless careers. Packed with humor, nostalgia, and raw truth, this episode pulls listeners into the locker room, the road, and the moments that shaped an era of professional wrestling. If you think you know the business… think again. Golden Nuggets • There were many real stories in TNA wrestling. • Health issues in wrestling can be severe and overlooked. • Personal relationships often intertwine with professional lives. • The wrestling community has its share of controversies. • Accountability is crucial in both personal and professional relationships. • Vince McMahon's controversies have impacted many in the industry. • The importance of being aware of one's surroundings in social situations. • Humor can be a coping mechanism in difficult times. • The wrestling industry has changed over the years. • Maintaining personal integrity is essential in any profession. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Legacy, Loud Amps & The Dice DNA: Inside Still Rebel - Goldy’s Closet EPS #270 The Real Rundown Rock runs deep in the Silverstein family, and this episode proves it. Goldy Locks sits down with brothers Max & Dillon Silverstein, the driving force behind the band Still Rebel, and sons of legendary comedian Andrew Dice Clay. But this isn’t a story about living in someone’s shadow… it’s about carving out a legacy with grit, guitars, and unapologetic authenticity. They open up about the real hustle behind their music, the adrenaline of performing live, and how their father’s larger-than-life career shaped their creative fire. The conversation also gets raw, tackling online hate, the distorted mirror of social media, and how humor, resilience, and a tight family bond become the armor that keeps them moving forward. From musical influences to future goals, from brotherhood to rebellion, this is a deep dive into what it takes to build a band that refuses to ask permission. If you love rock, real talk, and stories from the edge of convention, this is your episode. Golden Nuggets Dealing with online negativity is a daily challenge. Compassion is essential for those who spread negativity. Social media can distort self-perception. Resilience is key in facing online criticism. Support from loved ones can help combat negativity. Understanding the motivations behind negative comments is important. Self-acceptance is crucial in the face of criticism. Engaging with positive communities can improve mental health. It's important to focus on personal growth rather than external validation. Finding humor in negativity can be a coping mechanism. Sound Bites "You need a hug" "He's so proud of you" "I'm told to go die and get cancer every day" Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Setting the Stage 02:21 The Creative Process Behind the Music See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The Bass That Built FireHouse and Rocked Stryper’s World - Perry Richardson, Goldy’s Closet EPS #268 The Real Rundown ​​In this episode, Perry Richardson takes listeners behind the scenes of his rise in the music industry, revealing what it was like trying to break through as an East Coast band during an era dominated by the LA scene. He reflects on the uphill battle to land a record deal, the creative grind of songwriting and recording, and the pivotal moments that changed everything. With candid insight, Perry recounts how the band’s persistence and crucial support from industry heavyweights like Bon Jovi, opened the door to their first management deal and ultimately led to major-label signings with Sony and Epic. Golden Nuggets It was hard to get a record deal. The music scene was heavily centered in LA. They chose to stay in Charlotte, NC. They wrote and recorded songs daily. Bon Jovi recognized their talent and helped them. Their demos were well-received by many. They eventually signed with Sony and Epic. The journey involved a lot of dedication and hard work. Networking played a crucial role in their success. The experience shaped their future in the music industry. Sound Bites "It was hard to get a record deal." "Everybody at that time was in LA." "Bon Jovi tried to help us out." Chapters 00:00 The Impact of Loss and Family Support 00:57 The Journey to Success in Music See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The Real Rundown Today on Goldy’s Closet... we open the door to a woman who’s worn more titles than most could dream of: wrestler, writer, model, truth-teller, and unapologetic force of nature, April Hunter. Together, we dive deep into the real stories behind the spotlight: the highs and heartbreaks of the wrestling world, the unspoken harassment and politics, and what it takes to stand tall in an industry that often forgets its women are warriors. But this isn’t just about wrestling, it’s about growth. It’s about education, travel, and how the world changes you when you actually step out and see it. It’s about calling out corporatism and reclaiming responsibility, not just for your career, but for your soul. From mission work to self-discovery, from spirituality to relationships that demand effort and equality, April gets raw about what really matters once the cameras stop rolling. And yes… we even talk about Playboy, purpose, and the power of finding your equal because, as April says, “Life begins at 40.” So grab your headphones, buckle in, and get ready for a journey through resilience, reinvention, and real talk. This is wrestling, womanhood, and awakening — all in one unforgettable conversation. Golden Nuggets • You have to be true to yourself in the wrestling business. • The wrestling industry is hard, especially for women. • Harassment is a significant issue in the wrestling world. • Education can provide discipline and personal growth. • Traveling exposes you to different cultures and lifestyles. • Corporatism has replaced true capitalism in society. • Mission work can change your perspective on poverty. • Personal beliefs evolve with age and experience. • Relationships should be based on equality and effort. • Women should not be judged by their age but by their character. Sound Bites "Life begins at 40." "I want effort and equality." "You have to find your equal." Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Personal Connections 02:45 Navigating the Wrestling Industry 05:38 Experiences of Harassment and Politics in Wrestling 09:50 Education and Personal Growth 12:14 Travel Experiences and Cultural Insights 16:37 Critique of Corporatism and Capitalism 19:56 Mission Work and Social Responsibility 24:32 Personal Beliefs and Spirituality 30:57 Wrestling Career and Transition to Playboy 38:56 First Day in Wrestling and Early Experiences 43:15 Women in Wrestling: Support and Solidarity 48:20 Reflections on Aging and Personal Growth 54:26 Relationships and Expectations 01:00:48 Closing Thoughts and Promotions Have a WONDERFUL rest of your week! XOXOXOX Goldy -- #PositiveVibes See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.