Too Fake Friends

Talking Stage Fidelity, Parental Investment & Insurance As A Safety Net.

Like, follow and share. We are everywhere your friends listen to their podcast. On this episode, we discuss so many thingsssss. We start off with discussing Tolu's baldness. We then move to touch a bit of social prejudice. We discussed fidelity during talking stages, the cancellation of the Jimmy Kimmel show and Nigerian christian's reaction to Charlie Kirk's death. We moved to discussing social media personalities as a juxtaposition with in real life personalities. Next, we move on to discussing parenting, from the perspective of provision and presence. We end with discussing insurance as a financial tool and touch on black tax. PS: If you're in Nigeria, you can watch Scenes From A Marriage on Showmax. If you know what Tolu and Emmanuella look like, who is cuter? Emmanuella. LIKE, SHARE, COMMENT AND LISTEN AGAIN. Pleaseeee!!! 🧎🏾‍♀️🧎🏾‍♂️

Net Worth, Profitability vs Growth & Radical Honesty with Femi

Like, follow and share. We are everywhere your friends listen to their podcast. On this delayed episode, we have our friend, Femi over to discuss our next financial goals. Tolu wants to be a millionaire in dollars, and we explore that. We 'delve' into the financial instability that comes with entrepreneurship. On the back of Chowdeck's $9m raise, we share our opinions on whether African startups should chase profitability or growth. We discuss the oxymoron of VC demands and expectations. We also answer what we would do if the world was ending. Off the back of that, we talk about radical honesty in close relationships. As always, Emmanuella never skips an opportuinity to drag the wretchedness of Nigerian 'elites'. We branch off into discussing luxury fashion in Nigeria. We didn't forget to chipper a bit about the Lagos dating scene. We'd like to hear from you on what you'll do if you find out the world ends in a week, but no one else knows this. LIKE, SHARE, COMMENT AND LISTEN AGAIN. Pleaseeee!!! 🧎🏾‍♀️🧎🏾‍♂️

$1B Job Offers, Creator Feedback Culture & Romantic Dopamine.

First of all, follow or subscribe, pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeee. On this very non-impromptu episode, we discuss billionaire friendships. We are not obsessed with Meta, I promise, but we talked about the ridiculous compesation offers Zuck is shopping for talent with. Why is it hard to critique Nigerian creators? we pondered (lmao). We also spoke about the quality of Nigerian movies. We touched a little bit on premarital sex guilt and explored Y Combinator's 2025 Fall Request for startup lists. This led us to talk about just how much AI can disrupt consulting. Figma had an IPO! And we touched a bit on the evolution of product companies in Nigeria. Finally, we discussed long term relationships and the discomfort that comes with the boredom of stability; how inevitable is it and when to opt out. We spoke a bit about how realistic it is to just opt out and finally we explore alternatives for managing it. We wrap up with things you think you should check out and narrate what would happen to your vendor when you try to buy Otedola's book in traffic. LIKE, SHARE, COMMENT AND LISTEN AGAIN. Pleaseeee!!! 🧎🏾‍♀️🧎🏾‍♂️

Edible Gummies, A Future With AI & Some Nigerianisms

We're back. We're back. We're backkkkk. or not? 🙃 On this episode of the pod, we catch you up to some of the highlights of our life in the past months. We touched high tax as a migration concern for high income earners. We also spoke a lot about AI; the war for talent, when it would take over our jobs and what living in an AGI era might look like. Then we hopped into discussing the Nigerianisms of the 'elite'. We also spoke about friendships. Who knew your friends only like you because you are single and what are post marriage ethics. We ended with Tolu informing us of his extensive research on rise of polyamory in Lagos. ps: If Emmanuella's date listens to this podcast, pretend like you didn't and act normal. LIKE, SHARE, SUBSCRIBE so that we'd release the next episode soon enough. Ta daaa.

Kemi's Immigration Proposal, Celebrity Role Models And The 65th Grammy's

On this episode, we cantankerously discussed UK's immigration policy, friendship dynamics, celebrity role models, what makes a date and the 65th Grammy award night. Please hit like, subscribe, follow, share and whatever other button you find on your screen. We'd like to hire a production manager, but we need to know it's worth our time.