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The transcription is a conversation between two people discussing their recent experiences during spring break. They talk about attending a wedding, going to an Olivia Rodrigo concert, and their favorite songs from the concert. They also mention the interactive activities and exclusive merchandise available at the concert venue. They briefly mention food options in North Carolina. You're listening to WCC Radio, Coastal Carolina University's student-run radio station. And today I have a very special guest. I have Riley Marlander. Hello. How are you doing today? I'm great. How are you? Good. I know we talked a little bit off-air about your day, but just for anybody who's listening, like, what were the highlights of your day? Hmm. I don't know. I felt very productive. I need to get out of my post-spring break lump, if you will. Did you get matcha today? Or was that just a yesterday thing? I'll get one later. It was my little sweet treat at the end of the day, if you will. Aw. I just realized I did not have your mic running, but yeah. It's okay, you guys. I thought she was sitting at the other microphone, but it's okay. We're back from spring break. We're just, like, a little fuzzy, but it is what it is. It's a post-spring break blues. Yeah, honestly. But, so, my point is, is what are you most excited about for the semester? Because, I mean, we're at the mid, we finished mid-term, so we're at the midway point. How are you feeling? I'm a hot girl who gets anxiety, let's be real. So, solid. Every day of my life I'm anxious. I don't know. I have, like, a reignited fire under my belly to get back in the swing of things post-spring break. I need to get out of my slump. I need to be a better student. I know. It happens, though. It's just, like, um, what do you call it? Not, like, the senior-itis, but I get what you're saying. It's, like, the post, like, what do I do now? Yeah, just that, like, slump. It's warm outside. It's, like, I just want to go to the beach. I can't take my homework to the beach. That doesn't work. Yeah. Not convenient. No. Not when you need to use your computer at all. Yes. And I felt like, whenever you go to the beach, because I saw on your story you did go to the beach. What was it, yesterday? Yeah. Okay. What do you usually do when you're at the beach? How do you relax with all the stress? I am a big reader. If you know me at all, that's a very true fact. So, I, 9 times out of 10, I bring my book. I have my get there. You know, you prep, you whatever. You go in the water for a little bit. You come in. You dry off. You read. You go back out. You come back in. I'm also very much so someone who, like, I'm, like, a good, like, three hours and then I'm good. I don't need to be there the whole day. Mad respect to people who can. I also just, like, I burn to a crisp within, like, 15 minutes. So, it's not a good thing. I know. The 100 SPF is, like, your best friend. I have to use baby sunscreen, too. I'll have, like, an allergic reaction to anything else. Yeah. So, anyways, you guys, as always, we have the user response section. So, if you don't already, follow me on Instagram. You can get updates on my story. It is at M-A-C-I-K-A-Y-E dot A. And today we're asking you what travel destinations are on your bucket list. I think that's pretty fun. But stay tuned. We have more coming up for you in the show today. And Sean's up. You're listening to WCC Radio, Coastal Carolina University student-run radio station. You're back listening to WCC Radio on the Antisocial Butterfly with your girl, Macy. And today, Riley. So, spring break. Really exciting. I know what you did, but tell – I want the full in-depth version. What all did you do? What did it all entail? Full story. Yeah, full story. My whole life, she was a little uneventful at first. Kind of just took my time. My cousin got married, like, the week before spring break. So, I kind of had a nice little extended one. How was that? It was really fun. They all live in Ohio, so they all, like, came down. We were at Magnolia. It was really pretty, really fun. Magnolia? Like, the plantation? Yeah, the plantation, yeah. I've always dreamed of, like, seeing a wedding. You would love it. It was so pretty. I've been to Magnolia. It is so, so beautiful. Like, what kind of stylistic choices did they have? Like, it was very – I don't know what the word is. Like, rustic-y, lots of, like, greenery and flowers. It was really pretty, though. Yeah, they're super cool. He's moving down to North Carolina for flight school, so maybe we'll see them more. That's exciting. I know. It's so fun. So, like, I assume a pilot, right? Yeah, I guess so. I don't know. Okay, so that was before your spring break. Yes. And that was the weekend? That was, like, the Wednesday before spring break. Okay. So, it was wild. And then, kind of just, like, hung out at home by myself. But then, Friday, me and two friends went to the Olivia Rodrigo concert in Charlotte. How was the drive? It was – it was not that bad. Okay. I drove up from Charleston, met up with friends here, and then we drove the rest of the way. So, we had, like, a nice little drive. We made perfect time. Hung out in the hotel for a little bit, and then went and had no voice by the end of the night. But it was amazing. Yes. Now, my question is, is I know concerts are in the rise of popularity, especially with the heiress tour and all of that. I know a lot of people were, not really complaining, but saying how expensive the Olivia Rodrigo concert tickets were. Did you feel, like, when you went there, that maybe it was, like, rewarded? Because I saw, like, her production value was really high. Yes. And, like, what was your experience like that? So, I wasn't, like – I haven't really become a concert girlie until, like, a couple years ago. And I won't say it on the air, but if you ask me, like, personally, I'll tell you what I paid for them. Yeah. It's a little mortifying if you've heard the number. But, like, I definitely – because I also had, like, a pre-sale code. So, like, I got it early. Okay. And, like, I am in the minority that did get the heiress tour pre-sale code and got the tickets and paid up my butt. So, you did go to the heiress tour? I did, yes. Okay. Ask me about it, I'll never shut up. It's so bad. But, like, I feel, like, probably, like, split up between the three of us. It was, like, maybe, like, $80, $90 a person. So, like, it – That's not bad. It was not bad at all. We were, like, lower goals. So, like, we were up a little bit. But, like, production value was, like, top notch. Like, stage was, like, shaped like a butterfly, if you know, you know. Oh, really? It was so good. So, she would, like, come out in little things. She, like, flew around on this little, like, moon thing. I call it a moon thing, but I didn't know if it stayed still or – It, like, it went around and it stopped, like, right in front of us. So, like, perfect. And then, like, she did, like, a different song. And she, like, got off stage and, like, walked around, like, by people. And then, like, after the show she went the full way around. So, like, I feel, like, definitely – I feel, like, I got my money out of it. It was a nice little, like, weekend. One of the friends I went with, it was her first concert. So, I feel, like, it was a really nice, like, little bonding experience. Like, first concert ever. Yeah. Not just the – okay, wow. So, it was – it was crazy. If you're thinking about going, do it. Yes. Now, did you have, like, a favorite song or whatever that she performed? Favorite moment? I'm trying to think. Because I've seen so many clips and I'm not – I know. The clips, like – because I saw a little bit but not, like, a ton because I don't want to ruin it. I – I became a fan of her, like, high school. So, like, Enough For You was, like, my song. So, like, hearing that live was wild. Is that the one from, like, high school musical? No, it's on, like, her first album. But it's, like – Okay. It's kind of, like, moody. But it was so good. Like, I didn't – no, she's – like, I knew she sang it. I love Get Him Back. Love Battle of a Homeschooled Girl. Good For You hit different, too. At the end of the concert? Yeah. It's not, like – I like it, but it's not, like, my fave. But it hit so different. That and I think it was only, like, the second show. She sang the song that she wrote for the Hunger Games movie. I love that. It was so – because, like, I didn't know she sang it. She goes, so, who likes the Hunger Games? Everyone screamed for, like, three minutes straight. It was, like, insane. She's, like, okay, I guess you like it. Yes. I love that song. And I'm not, like, a big Olivia Rodrigo fan. But that song, it's just so beautiful. It's so good. It just conveys so much emotion. And I'm just, like, oh. And I'm such a nerd, so I'm, like, oh, my God. No, it perfectly fits. Yes. And then my thing is, too, I do, like – I know she hasn't released it, I don't think, but Obsessed. That, oh, my God. I've been obsessing over that song. It's so good. Pro tip, go on Spotify. People have uploaded it as a podcast. Oh, actually? Mm-hmm. It's how I get all the unreleased One Direction stuff, too. Okay, so, you guys, after you listen to the Antisocial Butterfly podcast, you need to go and listen. Yeah. It's so good. So, while you were there, I mean, it's North Carolina. I thought they had a lot of interactive stuff with Olivia Rodrigo. Yeah. I think it's, like, a bus or just a – We did not go, but I have, like, done my research. It's basically, like, you can – I think they only do it in some cities, but you can go and, like, do, like, a bunch of different, like, photo ops and, like, all that good jazz. I think they have, like, exclusive merch. I want to say Crumble Cookie is also doing something. Yeah. Olivia Rodrigo. Apparently, it's good. Have you seen that meme? Yes. Olivia Rodrigo. It's so funny. I love that meme. It's so funny. Yes. Did y'all have, like, any, like, food options or, like, what did y'all do? Because, I mean, it's North Carolina. Yeah, there was definitely a lot. If we were there, like, longer because, like, we all had to, like, get back to our lives a little bit. It was, like, right before the end of spring break. Everyone's got to get their ducks in a row. Um, I don't know. We were, like, looking for little coffee shops. Couldn't really find anything. But definitely, if you're, because I've also traveled for a concert before, and it's really fun to go, like, check out the little things. So definitely do that. Like, I know when I went to the Aerosport in Atlanta, like, there were all these, if you go to, like, the Ponce Market, they have all these cute little shops and little restaurants. So definitely check it out if you're going. I've heard Georgia traffic is so bad, though. It's wild. Is it, like, any different from North Carolina traffic? I feel like we didn't have that bad of, like, traffic. It could have been, like, the time that we were going. But, like, no, Atlanta traffic is, like, wild. I've been a few times, and it's just, it's a time. Yeah, I have never driven in there, and I probably wouldn't. I probably wouldn't. I don't even drive in downtown Charleston, so, like, I wouldn't even do that. And I live there. Yes. Oh, my goodness. Are you graduating this semester or next semester? I'm trying to, or not semester, but next year. December, yeah, December of 24. Okay, okay. So for both of us, then, this is, like, our last spring break before we graduate. I know. That's so sad. How does it, like, make you feel? Like, did you think about it that way? I've never, like, thought about it that way. Like, yeah, I've thought about it a little bit. Like, oh, it's my last, like, spring semester at Coastal. Like, I want to go to the beach more, and I want to do this. Yeah. Oh, that's a little sad. Yeah. And I thought about it over the break. And rest in law school. So what happened was I had saved up a little bit of money, and, you know, I was like, okay, so probably, like, road trip to Greenville, because we didn't have a lot of time. That's so fun. Yeah, and I'm the type, whenever I grew up, we didn't really, I didn't do a lot for spring break. Everyone went up to Cherry Grove and stuff. Yeah, we never did either. Yeah, so it's like, I never really do a lot for spring break, but I was like, I want to make this special. So it rained the whole time. Oh. It was, like, so nice, because we enjoyed each other's company and this long distance and stuff. But it was so bad, because I had made these plans to go hiking and do all this fun stuff, and it just rained the whole time. And then what was worse, it was the only storm in South Carolina. And it stayed in Greenville all day pouring, and then followed us all the way home. The way home. Everybody else was at the beach, sunny weather and stuff. But I will say, as far as food goes, we went to Gather Greenville, which is, like, a good place. I saw that. It is so nice. Like, we did, like, a food tour. And so I was like, oh, like, that's how I spent my spring break. I know. I loved following along. It looked so much fun. I was scared, because the thing is, I was like, oh, we're trying all these foods. Let's do, like, food reviews and stuff. I put it on my story. I was like, everyone's going to get, like, aggravated by this. But no. No. Because they travel. Like, any time my friends post on their story, I will sit and watch. Like, you best believe it. I'm going to sit and I'm going to watch. I'm going to give you commentary. Because, I don't know. That's one thing I really love about editing your articles for your campus. We have so much, like, discussion. It's so fun to me. I love it. It is. But anyways, you guys, we're going to be back. We're going to have more for you. But right now, we're going to listen to Austin by Dasha. So, stay tuned. Shots up. You're listening to WCCU Radio, Coastal Carolina University student-run radio station. You're back on the Anti-Social Butterfly with your girl, Macy. And Riley. Yes. Okay. So, I thought it would be really fun if we talked about social media, Pinterest, Goodreads, whatever we want to talk about. So, how often would you say you're on Pinterest? Oh, my God. It's probably, like, every hour, every two hours on the hour. It's so bad. Really? I'm addicted. It's so bad. Would you say this, like, how would you rank that with your social media as, like, favorite, least favorite? Hmm. It's definitely up there. I'm a really, I'm really bad about Instagram because I will sit on there for, like, hours if I'm not, like, thinking about it. But, I don't know. I've always been a Pinterest girl. I am a sucker. Really? So, what's your favorite thing to, like, look at on Pinterest? It started as, like, I like to crochet and I'm a big craft girl. So, it started as, like... Do you say you do crochet? I do. Are you serious? Yeah. Did you not know that? I don't think I did. Oh, my God. I'm going to crochet you something now. Yeah. You and Dorian both have started that. I've tried, but I just can't keep up. It was my COVID hobby. It was one of your COVID hobbies? It was my COVID hobby. That was how it started. I, like, taught myself. Literally sat down with YouTube videos and just, like, taught myself how to do it. The thing that I hate, though, about crochet videos, it's just, like, oh, the simple step and then they cover their hand when they do it and then they speed it. Like, oh, easy peasy. I mean, at this point now, like, I know what I'm doing. I, like, I go to, like, get the pattern. I write it down that I don't watch it anymore. Yes. So, you get most of your stuff, I guess, free on, like, YouTube videos. Yeah. You can do that. I know sometimes you have, like, the eBay, like, you can purchase. I've definitely bought them off of Etsy. Etsy. Oh, that's what I meant. Yeah. I've definitely bought them on Etsy. I really like, like, the book ones, too. Like, you can just go get, like, a book of, like, oh, make crochet animals or whatever. Yeah. I don't know. It's, like, it started as, like, a COVID thing and then it became, like, my stress relief. I was very, like, sad and homesick and all the things, freshman year of college. So, I, like, brought my crochet stuff and I would sit in my dorm room every night and do it. Aw. Do you know what? That made me think of this, but I haven't heard a lot of people using Pinterest for crafting stuff. Not anymore. 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