Giggly Squad

Snapshot · Giggly Squad

Giggling about crying, clam slams, and cake pops

Explore episode Jul 3, 2026

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Toronto Pride Parade and Soccer Pondering

At 48:04 · chapter starts 47:56

Hannah sets the scene: she's running late to a spray tan appointment, all Toronto roads are closed, her Uber is stuck, and she gets out to walk — straight into the middle of the Pride Parade. Rather than panic, she leans in, dancing to Ariana Grande's 'Rain on Me' through the route, exchanging 'yes queen' energy with a drag queen, and arriving at the spray tan studio with the greatest excuse possible. The hosts then veer into a conversation about the World Cup and soccer — Paige can't get into it because she can't tell when something good is happening since no one ever scores — before Hannah wonders how soccer players avoid defecating mid-game given the constant running. Paige confirms that marathon runners absolutely do, and that running immediately activates her own bowel urgency.

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The Cake Pop Cancel Incident

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A cake pop creator accused another of stealing her Fruity Pebbles recipe — even though neither posts recipes and the base is just Betty Crocker. The internet turned on the accuser, cancelling her business. Paige's verdict: this is exactly why the patriarchy is winning.

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