• Pillow Fort - Episode 12 - Car Eating & Bed Settings - Season Finale

  • Sep 16 2024
  • Length: 44 mins
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Pillow Fort - Episode 12 - Car Eating & Bed Settings - Season Finale

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  • In the season finale of Pillow Fort with Roo & Aimee, the duo wraps up with a mix of laughs, confessions, and some seriously relatable moments. Roo kicks things off by sharing her experience on the Tom and Dan podcast—though they mistakenly called it Pillow Talk instead of Pillow Fort. This leads into a fun discussion on their not-so-sexy but still playful merch ideas.


    Aimee opens up about her secret shame: car eating. She wishes she could kick the habit but admits she’s so embarrassed that she’d rather tell the police she’s drinking alcohol if she got pulled over. Meanwhile, Roo can’t seem to find the perfect bed setting—everything is either too hard, too soft, or way too expensive, leaving her back in a constant state of discomfort.


    They also touch on Roo’s anxiety-induced gas, Aimee’s love for her bikini body t-shirt (which she hopes to turn into merch), and her ever-present Nicolas Cage pillow. Plus, Roo proposes a new nickname for the listeners: Bed Bugs.


    They also announce their next Instagram Live (Monday, which will be filled with season updates, re-caps, and special guests. Tune in on Roo’s instagram @uroosastfu. Also follow us on Instagram at @pillowfortpod. Don’t miss it!
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