A (1:58)

That would be the most diabolical form to cheat on somebody with a childhood toy. Imagine getting cheated on and you're. And you're being. You're being, like, deceived through a childhood toy.

C (2:13)

Oh, it's kind of the most perfect way to cheat, to be honest.

A (2:16)

Or she's like a secret agent.

C (2:18)

All right, well, hopefully Gabby is a secret agent, not cheating on you with the walkie talkie.

A (2:22)

Yeah. Was that the start of the. Have we started the Podcast yet or.

C (2:25)

Oh, no, I. I'm just saying that in general, but we could keep that.

A (2:29)

All right. All right. Should we start the podcast?

C (2:31)

Yeah, we should start the podcast. So how do you want to start it, Jay? Come on, start it off.

A (2:38)

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C (3:38)

What sucks?

A (3:39)

You ever have, like, a perfect hair day? You ever have a perfect hair day when you wake up, like, you get out of the shower, like, wow, hair's hair is just doing it today. It's just working for you, and you're getting all ready. Hair is perfect. And then you realize, oh, I don't have my shirt on yet. I don't have my top on yet. And then you have to put the top on, and then it completely ruins the hair. And then you try to fix it, but every little moment you fix it, you're really just making it a little bit worse. And you just keep trying to get back to that moment you were at just before you fixed it, but you can't. And you're just stuck in this, like, paradox where every time you try to fix it to make it better, it just gets worse. That was me this morning.

C (4:16)

Well, how do you put your shirt on like a Neanderthal?

A (4:20)

No, I just put it over my. My head.

C (4:22)

Why don't you stretch the hole a little bit so you can get that head?

A (4:25)

Well, I don't want to stretch out the neck of my, my. My sweater or my shirt. I don't want to wreck the. I don't want to wreck the top of the top.

C (4:32)

I mean, I don't think you're gonna wreck the top of your hoodie.

A (4:36)

I have a large head, and if I'm stretching so that there's zero touch on the circumference of my head, I got. I got wide hair, I got thick hair. You know, you know how wide that circumference of that hoodie hole is going to be now? It's going to drape around my shoulders. It's gonna drape around my shoulders. I'm gonna look like a girl that's kind of trying to flaunt a shoulder at you or something.

C (4:58)

Oh, you'll get in trouble in middle school for that.

A (5:00)

Exactly. I'm gonna get dress coded everywhere I go.

C (5:03)

Well, three ways to fix this. One, shower with your shirt on.

A (5:07)

Two, I thought about that.

C (5:08)

Shave the head. Three, maybe go shirtless just for all day. Yeah. If it's that good of a hair day.

A (5:17)

You know, if it is that good of a hair day, it might be worth the shirtless move.

C (5:22)

I think so. And then it's even like, whoa, he's shirtless with nice hair.

A (5:25)

Whoa. It's a double win. It's a double win. I didn't think of that and maybe I should have.

C (5:30)

Yeah, it's early for you.

A (5:32)

Yeah, it's still early in the morning, so, you know, the brain isn't moving the same way as it will come mid afternoon.

C (5:37)

But I think your hair looks fine, so it's okay.

A (5:40)

Thank you. Thank you.

C (5:40)

It doesn't look great, but it doesn't look. It looks fine.

A (5:43)

Yeah, that's. That's kind of the thing though. It's like, you know, hair looks fine all the time. What you want is that one amazing, perfect hair day.

C (5:52)

I kind of feel like I'm having an amazing, perfect hair day.

A (5:54)

Oh, okay.

C (5:55)

I decided.

A (5:55)

Yeah. Rub salt. Rub salt in the moon. That's all right.

C (5:59)

All right. Well, headlines. Taylor Swift announces docu series.

A (6:04)

Motherfucker.

C (6:05)

I'm so pumped about this, it's not even funny.

A (6:07)

Yeah. Saw she was doing a six part docu series. It's going to be about the ERAS tour, correct?

C (6:13)

Yes, sir.

A (6:13)

All going to be on Disney. Plus she released a little trailer on Instagram. Should we, should we watch the trailer?

C (6:21)

We can't. Oh, See, I'm the first one liked on there, but I don't think we can even put it in, so we might as well not Watch it so that we don't. So we don't screw over our fans. But they probably already have seen it anyway.

A (6:31)

Yeah. I mean, you know, it has 4 million likes on Instagram, so I'm sure a few people have seen it.

C (6:35)

Yeah, just a couple. I am so stoked to this. I want to know if. If Travis is going to be in it.

A (6:42)

I think. No doubt Travis is in it. He loves reality tv. He loves the tv. He's done that before. I think he's. I think he's going to be like a talking head in it, you know?

C (6:54)

Okay, explain.

A (6:55)

Like, you know, whenever they do these docu series, there is always cuts and it'll be like Taylor Swift's mom or her dad or maybe like one of the random truck drivers that she blessed with like, a hundred bands. Right. Like, she. She's probably gonna have like, those talking heads that come in just to give you somebody else's perspective or to hype Taylor up or whatever. To make it seem even more grandiose. Like they always do in those docu series. Right. Like, they. If you do a Michael Jordan documentary, it's not just Michael Jordan talking. Like, you're going to bring in LeBron James to say something. You're going to bring in, you know, you're going to bring in all these guys to be able to say Dennis Rodman to say something about mj. So, like, why wouldn't they bring Travis in to say that stuff?

C (7:34)

Yeah. Especially because now they're getting married and going to have babies.

A (7:37)

Exactly.

C (7:39)

Maybe Charlie XCX will make a cameo.

A (7:42)

Oh, in the docu series.

C (7:44)

Imagine.

A (7:44)

I thought you meant originally. This will just go to show how my brain is working. Originally, I thought you meant Charlie XCX would maybe make an appearance as one of their babies, which just makes no sense at all. But I think it makes a little bit more sense for her to appear in the docu series.

C (8:01)

Yeah, yeah, I think so, too, but I don't think she will. But she's definitely not going to be their baby.

A (8:05)

No, that's just impossible.

C (8:08)

No, physically impossible. But she was. She was the Sally on SNL that she was.

A (8:14)

She came out for Role models performance on snl. She was wearing a little Max's Kansas City shirt, which some people were thinking, maybe that's throwing a little shade. Maybe that's a little dis sent towards Taylor Swift. Right. But also, Role Model was wearing the exact same shirt in promo videos for SNL Maxis. Kansas City also used to be a club in New York City. So People are a little bit like, ah, maybe, maybe not. There was also like fake beef between Drama Role Model and Charlie xcx. So I think she was like wearing the same shirt he was wearing. Kind of ensuing like we have no beef. So I don't, I don't, I don't think this one was a dig, but I'm sure they were like, oh, this is going to, this is going to make the Swifties think this though. You know what I mean? No way. They didn't think that.

C (9:04)

Yeah, I think like it was probably pre planned that she was already going to wear this shirt like because of the role model wearing and stuff. But there's no way that PR wasn't like, okay, well this is obviously going to get the Swifties upset.

A (9:16)

Yeah. You got to be an idiot if you think that there's no connection there.

C (9:21)

Yeah. Yeah. But I don't know if it was a complete dig at her, but who knows? They seem to hate each other's.

A (9:25)

I don't think it was an intentional dig. That's what I'm saying. I think it was a dig that just so happened to be there that, you know, we're not going to cover up. We're not going to refill that, that dug hole.

C (9:37)

No, it was already dug. Good for them. Honestly. Role Model is so famous now.

A (9:45)

Role models killing it.

C (9:47)

Absolutely crushing the scene right now.

A (9:49)

Yeah, there's a few of them that have popped and like are just, they've instantly become like everybody knows who they are. And I would say there's like four of them that really come to mind. I think it's, I think it's Role Model. I think it's Alex Warren. I think it's Somber and I think it's Benson Boone. Like if you look at like those artists that kind of like, not necessarily. I'm not calling them tick tockers but like at one they, they either did do tick tock or use their social media to platform their music. Right. And, and did such a great job marketing. It's not a diss at all. It's, it's, if anything it's a compliment. I love when I see people from the social media industry jump into other sides of entertainment because that just proves that it can be done and it makes it, it makes the steps easier for any other person in entertainment that's wanting to do that. So they're like pioneer in a way. It's, it's good stuff. I love it.

C (10:40)

Yeah. I think another person that's really popping off right now and having her moment is Olivia Dean. I don't know if you know who Olivia Dean is. You've definitely, definitely heard some of her songs because they're so famous right now. But you know when you, like, you just feel so attached to an artist because you found them when they were, like, just so much smaller.

A (10:59)

Yeah, yeah.

C (11:00)

And then you get to watch them, like, get the recognition they deserve. Like, I've been listening to Olivia Dean for, like, a year and a half now, and I remember I used to show my friends, and they'd be like, who is this? What is this girl? And now everyone's reposting all of her songs on their stories, and she's, like, popping off. And I'm just like, damn, this is so fun to watch.

A (11:17)

Hell yeah, go Olivia Dean then.

C (11:19)

Yeah, she's popping the hell off. So I love when that happens. Do you have an artist where you feel like you knew them before the blow up or, like, you watch them or listen to them before the blow up?

A (11:29)

An artist that I listened to before the blow up.

C (11:33)

I guess you kind of only listen to rap.

A (11:36)

Yeah, I'm trying to think of one that I started listening to. I know there's definitely some that I. I had listened to early, and then everyone kind of hopped on, but it's. I. I don't think they stayed household names, if that makes sense. You know what I mean? Like, I think that's how it popped up in the industry. Maybe were big for like, a year or two and then went away. So I. I actually even kind of forget about a couple of them. But I was pretty. I was pretty early to. I was pretty early to Juice World. Like, I was pretty early. I wouldn't say I was like, yo, I found them or anything, but I was pretty early. I was pretty young when I started listening to my. I don't. I don't even know if I was in high school yet.

C (12:12)

Oh, RIP Juice World. But the story you were telling me, and I'm curious if. If chat is going to be like, who the hell is the fry? You said that the other week. You introduced the Fray to someone.

A (12:24)

Oh, my God. It was the wildest. It was the wildest experience of my life, dude. Like, I was on set, and one of the. One of the, you know, other actors on set was just, like, at lunch and was like, oh, what's everyone's favorite music? Right? Like, you're getting to know everybody. No one really knows everyone, so it's very much like 21 questions. So it's, yo, what's everyone's favorite music. And in the last month, last two months, I've just. I'm not, like, the biggest Frey fan in the world in the sense of, like, I feel like it would be insulting to other hardcore Fray fans if I called myself a hardcore fan. I love them, but I've been really listening to just two songs recently that are huge songs. Like, everyone knows them, but for some reason, they just, like, come back on my place. You ever have that word? A couple songs just come back on. So I had these two songs, and I was like, oh, I've been listening to a couple songs by the Fray recently, and they were like, the who? And I was like, what? And they were like, the. The. The Fray, like, like frayed string. And I was like, you. This is a bit you got to be doing. You're bitten me right now. Like, there's no way you don't know about the Fray. Like, you found me. Like, come on. You got to know that they. They had no idea. So I put somebody onto the Fray. Being as young as I am, that was an experience I thought I would never come across. That was never. Never get to, you know, experience. And it was. It was pretty wild. They came back and they. They were like, okay, I get it. The phrase. The phrase. Great. But they were kind of like, anti over my head, which I was kind of like, really? What the hell is wrong with you?

C (13:58)

That's a red flag.

A (13:59)

Yeah, whatever. Whatever.

C (14:01)

That's crazy. So I. I am convinced that there will not be one comment on this video that doesn't know who the Freya is. I think everyone know who. Who's the Fray is.

A (14:09)

Even like, our audience in the younger side. Like, even, let's say, like, you go to the younger side of our demo, I would still assume every single one of them knows the Fray. And if maybe they don't know, like, the name of the band, if you played you found me, they'd be like, oh, yeah, I know. Yeah, right?

C (14:25)

Yeah, I don't know. Let's see chat. Let us know. Let us know the fucking phrase.

A (14:29)

Yeah, you got it.

C (14:32)

King Kylie announcement. I don't know. Okay, so you're a boy. Were you familiar? Yes, you are.

A (14:37)

Good observation. Yes, I am indeed a boy.

C (14:41)

Like, did you know. Do you know the lore behind the King Kylie era? Like, do you remember this? Yeah. Okay, so this was huge for the girlies. This was when I would say, Kylie Jenner truly became an icon when she was in her King Kylie era, like the. That she posted. It's when she had her blue hair. Like, she was in this phase where she just, like, didn't give a. She had her crazy lip kits, she did the black lipstick, she did the music video. Like, this was, like, in and out of dating Tyga. It was just like, very much her, like, most iconic era ever.

A (15:15)

Yeah.

C (15:16)

And she obviously moved on from King Kylie. And ever since that, for literally, like, 10 years, all the comments are like, bring King Kylie back. We want King Kylie back. Like, this reminds me of King Kylie.

A (15:27)

Yeah. I've always heard the, like, King Kylie comparisons or like, oh, maybe we're getting King Kylie back type of conversation, but I never really knew what it was about. I knew what I had to do with her blue hair.

C (15:37)

Yeah. It was just like. It was just the era that she was in. She was just like. Like, bad bitch.

A (15:43)

She was just an energy. It was an energy.

C (15:45)

Yeah. She was King Kylie. And for the 10 year. I guess it was 10 years since King Kylie died or since she put her to rest. She, like, relaunched the King Kylie collection and she came up with a song.

A (16:00)

Wait, what?

C (16:02)

Yeah. So back in her King Kylie era, she was in a music video and everyone speculated that it was her, like, singing this song, but it wasn't. So she thought to recreate the King Kylie era, she would do another version of that song and actually sing on it. So she got in the booth and.

A (16:19)

It wasn't like, this was the same song from the past.

C (16:23)

So it was called Something three. And she did it the fourth version. So it was called JR Third Strike. And she did it Fourth Strike for the new one.

A (16:32)

Yeah, okay.

C (16:33)

Yeah. And she actually got in the. The booth. But it's so funny because there's like, a video of her in the booth and all she says is, it's King Kylie. And then the whole booth goes fucking crazy.

A (16:47)

They're like, that was it.

C (16:49)

Like, this is amazing. Their show stopping. It's really funny.

A (16:53)

That's so good. Have you listened to the song?

C (16:55)

I have. I have.

A (16:57)

And what do we think?

C (16:58)

It's definitely awesome to see her make a song.

A (17:02)

Right, Right.

C (17:03)

Like, it's. It's just. It's Kylie Jenner making a song.

A (17:07)

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Right? It's. We don't got Lady Gaga coming onto the mic.

C (17:11)

Yeah. Like, I think she did it for, like, she did it for the nostalgia. Like, she's not trying to win a Grammy.

A (17:18)

No.

C (17:19)

But it was iconic. Definitely not like, something that you'd be like, damn, this is, like, incredible. But iconic.

A (17:26)

I gotta add this to my playlist. Right away. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I hear you. Yeah. All right. Cool move, Kylie.

C (17:31)

Yeah, but also, she was spotted again with Timothy, which I was a little worried they broke up. And they're my favorite couple.

A (17:36)

No, that guy's just too busy practicing ping pong, dog.

C (17:40)

I know.

A (17:41)

Marty McFly.

C (17:42)

Dude, have you ever seen Little Women?

A (17:47)

I mean, Hannah's pretty short.

C (17:51)

She just threw her hands in the sky and walked out.

A (17:54)

If you guys didn't know.

C (17:54)

Hannah is our producer and she is very tiny.

A (18:00)

She's a little woman.

C (18:01)

She is one of my favorite little women. The second Little Woman would probably be the movie. You should check it out. Timothy Chalamet, Absolutely. I think his most handsome role to this day.

A (18:10)

Is that the movie where he's, like, dancing around that one scene like that. It was just like that. He literally goes like.

C (18:19)

Is he dressed in, like, olden times?

A (18:22)

Oh, I don't know. I forget. No, not olden times. He's like, kind of like. I think he's supposed to be, like, a high school kid. And he, like, comes on the dance floor and he. Well, he doesn't come on the dance floor. He walks onto the dance floor and.

C (18:32)

Then he's like, oh, there might be Lady Bird.

A (18:36)

I don't know. I haven't seen. That's why I'm asking you.

C (18:38)

Well, he dances a little bit in this with Joe, but not like, he's not really dancing like that.

A (18:43)

The little woman is Joe.

C (18:46)

Little Woman. She's one of the Little women. Joe? Yes. You've never heard of Little Women?

A (18:50)

No, I haven't. I. I've never heard of a little woman named Joe.

C (18:54)

Her. Well, her name is Joe.

A (18:56)

I've never even heard of a woman named Joe. I don't think.

C (18:58)

Oh, my. I might name my daughter Joe after Joe from Little Women because she's so iconic.

A (19:02)

Joe. Joe. That's a woman. Joe. Joey. Maybe Joey King. Joey King, Yeah. Joe, that's a woman.

D (19:12)

And his name in it is Lori.

A (19:18)

Did they get switched at birth? Is that the plot twist?

C (19:21)

No, they're lovers, but. Oh, they don't. Well, I don't want to ruin it. You need to watch it. Gabby would literally love it.

A (19:28)

All right, all right, I'll. I'll give it a watch. Why did you bring up Little Woman in the first place?

C (19:32)

Because we were talking about Timothy Chalamet, and I was just, like, needed to know if you ever saw Little Women, which kind of makes sense that you've never seen Little Women, but you should totally see Little Women because every man should watch Little Women.

A (19:42)

The movie Little Women.

C (19:44)

Yes. Yes.

A (19:44)

It'd be weird if men were just going around watching Little Women.

C (19:48)

Yeah, no, you need to watch the movie.

A (19:50)

You gotta preface this stuff for our audience.

C (19:51)

Greta Gerwig's little word for it. Everyone knows what Little Women is besides you, so they're gonna be like, josh, come on, you gotta watch Joe and Lori.

A (19:58)

Okay, I'm gonna watch Joe and Lori, the couple.

C (20:01)

I don't have kids.

A (20:01)

I'll name the couple with opposite names.

C (20:04)

Yeah. It's beautiful. It's beautiful.

A (20:05)

It is beautiful. They probably went through their whole lives getting bullied about their names. Not like, after, like, middle school or, like, elementary school even, but in elementary school. Of course. That would have been a thing. And then they probably found each other, and then it was probably sweet. It was this elementary relationship that blossomed into a middle school relationship that blossomed into a high school forever ship. And I'm assuming that's what the movie is about. So don't tell me close, because I'm going in thinking that's what it's about. Two. Two human bodies with different appendages in the lower regions that were named what the other should have been named. And now they take on life together. What a elevator pitch. What an elevator pitch. If that isn't the movie I'm making that movie. Chat, let me know if you want to see that movie.

C (20:53)

All right. Yeah. I'm excited for your debut. Just like Charlie xcx, She's coming out with a movie.

A (20:58)

Well, we're going to call ours Littler Woman, so.

C (21:00)

Okay, what's up?

A (21:02)

It's all the things you get in Little Woman, but even Littler.

C (21:07)

Okay. I'm excited to see this. It's gonna be really good. It's totally gonna outdo the most iconic film ever, Little Women.

A (21:13)

Yeah. Little Women. Try Little Air, Little Woman.

C (21:16)

The Little List for many.

A (21:17)

I might even. I might even throw in, too. I might call it the Littler Women's.

C (21:23)

Are you gonna cast Hannah?

A (21:27)

She might be too tall.

C (21:30)

True. If it's the Littlest Woman.

A (21:31)

Yeah.

C (21:32)

Yeah. She could be the mom.

A (21:35)

Maybe, Maybe, maybe, maybe, maybe. I'll have to. Maybe she'll be the bully.

C (21:40)

Oh, yeah. Because the girls are so small and she's bullying them.

A (21:43)

Yeah. And she'll be like, you'll never be as. As a big of a woman as me.

D (21:48)

Joe, this is starting to get insulting.

A (21:50)

Oh, sorry, sorry, sorry.

D (21:52)

First I'm a mom, then I'm the biggest one.

C (21:57)

Yeah, it's not really. Yeah.

A (22:00)

All right, all right. We'll See, we'll. I'll get funding. I'll get a spec script going.

C (22:05)

We'll offline this.

A (22:06)

Yeah, we'll figure it out. We'll figure it out. But yeah, like, I was trying to move along this pot and get into the next topic, but Bri kept trying to talk about my movie. Charlie XCX is announcing a new movie called the moment, made with a 24 based off an original idea from the singer and direct and directed by Aiden Zamiri. The trailer came with a seizure warning.

C (22:26)

Yeah, and I fucking nearly had a seizure. Or like I watched warned.

A (22:30)

So.

C (22:31)

But you think like seizure warning, like it's a little bit of flashing this shit. Like I actually got a headache from watching the trailer.

A (22:38)

Now does it feel like that was done just solely for the trailer or like the movie's going to be like.

C (22:43)

That and there's nothing other than flashing lights in words and colors in the trailer?

A (22:48)

Okay, so probably not what the movie is going to be.

C (22:50)

Yeah, I would hope not because it would really. It would hurt a lot of people.

A (22:54)

Huh. I didn't see this trailer, but I do like this idea where like artists or people that are in entertainment take like stories that have happened to them or take, you know, these larger of life moments. Because we always fantasize about like, what, what really happens. Like, what is, what is Justin Bieber up to when he's like, yeah, you know what I mean? Like, we always have these wonders of like, what is it really like going on tour? What are these crazy things that like end up happening? That's why I like the movie the Dirt, like with Molly Crew so much. Like. But that's why I like this even more, is like Charlie XCX doesn't even necessarily need to be in this movie. She doesn't even have to go act. It's like, hey, here's a crazy ass story. I have. Let me go work with really good writers and let's see how we can, you know, take this story elevated, obviously, you know, heighten the truce, make it a little bit crazier than maybe it really was or, you know, take the story and elaborate. But I, I like this format of like creating stuff. I think it'll, it's. I just like seeing creativity in movies rather than let's redo the same IP over and over again.

C (24:02)

Yeah, totally agree. I think it's really cool when musical artists, and especially ones like Charlie XCX or I'm saying them in the same sentence, but Taylor Swift also is like a director and she wants to like, get into film, too. Or she's going to get into film, which I'm like, damn, Charlie XCX doing worth. But it's cool because you can see their, like, artistry through their music videos. So you know that a film that they put out is. Is base level already going to be good. And then, like, with Charlie xcx, like, Kylie Jenner is gonna star in it, which is cool. Like, we've never seen her really act before. And then Rachel Senna is, like, one of my favorite actresses. So I just think it's gonna be. Yeah, like you said, really cool. And the comments on this are really funny. It says only through the seizure for you.

A (24:45)

That is funny. Well, hopefully it's good. I mean, I. I think A24 has been doing really cool stuff, so, yeah, I imagine anything.

C (24:55)

Great.

A (24:55)

So.

C (24:58)

What do we got next, Jay?

A (24:59)

John Mayer rumored to be dating influencer Cat Stickler. Ridiculously awesome last name, by the way. Stickler.

C (25:07)

Stickler. What? Who's Stickler? From what movie?

A (25:10)

So you're thinking Stifler?

C (25:12)

I am thinking Stifler. What movie is that?

A (25:13)

That's American Pie.

C (25:14)

That is American Pie. Damn it.

A (25:16)

Yeah. Yeah. Yep. Stifler. What a character. But, yeah. Page Six reported that John Mayer has been dating Cat Stickler after they were reportedly spotted together twice in the past two days. According to a report, their romance is still very new, and Mayer was the one who sought her out. The two were allegedly spotted at a members only club in New York City.

C (25:35)

All right, well, let's see if that lasts, I'm sure. Sure.

A (25:38)

Do you know Cat Stickler?

C (25:41)

I've definitely seen her content before.

A (25:44)

Okay. Okay. I. Not off. Not off the name, but I'm. I'm a terrible, terrible name guy. I usually have to see a face. Oh, yeah, of course I know who she is. What the hell? Yeah.

C (25:59)

I always remember her because she looks exactly like an old employee at Barstool, Jordan Woodruff. And I always would get them mixed up before Jordan Woodruff started here, and I thought they were the same person.

A (26:09)

I send Kat's videos to Gabby every.

C (26:12)

Once in a while because she has a Brazilian mom or Latina mom. Right. Or something. And she always makes videos like that.

A (26:18)

I didn't even. Maybe I don't think that's the ones I'm sending. I think typically, it's just like, she's funny. Like a cat's funny. Like, she has these moments or videos that I'm like, I think she'll, like, show. Which is weird. I'm confused now because I thought it was a relationship video. Unless it was, like, a fake video. Like it was a skit or something. If it was a skit, she fudgeing did incredible.

C (26:37)

It felt like she does do skits.

A (26:38)

It felt so real. It felt like it was the realest video of all time. Like I was watching a real meltdown from a girl, and I was like, this is hilarious, Gabby. This is you. This is you right now.

C (26:47)

Yeah.

A (26:48)

This is like us when. When these situations happen. And I sent it to her, and it was a great laugh. Now I feel she made of deceived me because she had a boyfriend in the video, which makes no sense if she's with John Mayer now.

C (26:59)

But how long ago is that?

A (27:02)

Not that long ago. Two weeks ago.

C (27:03)

I saw the video, but maybe they're just casually dating. Maybe she has a couple boyfriends.

A (27:07)

Yeah. You know what? Stickler's tickling all the penis in New York.

C (27:12)

Oh, wow. Okay, sure.

A (27:13)

This. The Stickler Pickler Tickler.

C (27:19)

Okay.

A (27:19)

The Stickler Pickler Tickler.

C (27:21)

The Stickler Tickler Pickler. The Pickler Tickler. Stickler. The Pickler Tickler.

A (27:25)

Stickler. The Pickler Tickler. And you really have to articulate all those words.

C (27:31)

The Stickler. The Tickler Pickler Tickler. Yeah. Fun. I don't know if she'd like that nickname.

A (27:35)

No, she does. She has a good sense of humor. Come on.

C (27:38)

She does.

A (27:38)

She's fine. You're hilarious. You gotta admit. Stickler Pickler Tickler.

C (27:43)

The Tick. The Pickler Tickler.

A (27:45)

The Pickler Tickler. Stickler. It's an hilarious name. It's an hilarious name, objectively. All right.

C (27:53)

Good for them. Justice Trudeau and Katy Perry on a yacht. Who's Justin Trudeau?

A (27:58)

That's former Prime Minister of Canada Justin Trudeau.

C (28:01)

We've talked about this before. So they're still going hot and heavy, hanging out on a yacht in Santa Barbara. But smooching and coochin.

A (28:12)

Yeah.

C (28:12)

Good for.

A (28:12)

Good for them. We're doing all these couple updates, and I just don't really have a lot to say about Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau, if I'm gonna be honest.

C (28:20)

Yeah, I have nothing to say. Diane Keaton passes away, which is heartbreaking. Very sad. She is amazing. And. Oh, I just. I'm just sad about it. She was only 79, which to me, still feels young.

A (28:33)

It does. It does feel somewhat young. I mean, I'm sure, you know, Diane Keaton had a full life, but epic life. What. What talents? What talents?

C (28:46)

Yeah. Rest in peace, Diane Keaton.

A (28:47)

For real.

C (28:48)

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A (30:02)

Crazy conversations change, by the way. To go from, like, Diane Keaton, rip, beautiful, like, message. Not beautiful message, but like a sad time.

C (30:12)

Sentimental.

A (30:13)

Yes, Sentimental. That's the word I was looking for. Thank you. And now we're going Tara's World crying because she's not making enough fans from. Or not making enough money from popping that.

C (30:23)

So, yeah, it's definitely a change in topic.

A (30:26)

Definitely a change in topic. We got it. We got to change the mindset here a little bit.

C (30:30)

Yeah. Have you seen any of this?

A (30:32)

Nope. This type of stuff does not come into my feed.

C (30:36)

Doesn't cross your desk.

A (30:37)

No.

C (30:38)

This has been all over my for you page. So pretty much, Tara's world. We've definitely talked about her before. She's been facing some controversy on TikTok after sharing with her followers that she does not make nearly enough money from her only fans page anymore. And she's worried about making or paying her $25,000 a month mortgage. So she made a tell all video which was put behind a paywall. But she addressed on her public TikTok that she can't pay her mortgage. She continued to make day in life vlogs doing expensive activities and people now think that she is rage baiting to gain traction on her videos. The clips talking about Tara's of from Plan Brie interview are resurfacing as Tara's videos come out. So yeah, she did come on Plan Brie and I'm pretty sure she said she made estimate $350,000 a month. Month off of only fans at the time this was. I had pink hair, so this had to have been like two or three years ago.

A (31:31)

Right.

C (31:32)

And she did buy a multimillion dollar mansion. Of course her mortgage is $25,000 a month.

A (31:38)

Yeah.

C (31:38)

I think everyone knows with only fans that's it's not like a forever type of.

A (31:44)

Yeah, I mean it depends on who you are, I guess. Or like how you're marketing yourself. Yeah, like there is like almost like a weird like marketing thing that has to go into it.

C (31:52)

Agree. And she did get a fiance, so I don't know if that puts sales down or like if that changes her content. But the controversy on TikTok right now is she comes on and says she can't afford her mortgage, but then she will do a video being like, I just got a cabana at the Beverly Hills Hills hotel for like $2,000 or I'm doing a road trip and we're staying at this hotel that is like a total of $5,000. So people are like, hey, we get it. You can't make your mortgage. Which like we thank you for being transparent. But then you're spending all this money, right?

A (32:27)

Yeah. Maybe just have like better spending habits and you would be able to pay for your mortgage, maybe invest some of that money.

C (32:33)

Yeah, I think it's rage bait.

A (32:35)

No, it's all. It sounds like 100% rage bait to just get more people to push to her onlyfans to, I don't know, get more.

C (32:41)

Yeah, I mean it's smart tactic to be honest, like to get more money. There's so many people talking about her and her only fans now.

A (32:47)

Yeah, yeah. And I mean that's gonna get people to check it out. So it seems like it worked.

C (32:51)

Yeah, it's working. So hopefully you can get that mortgage paid.

A (32:56)

Yeah, yeah.

C (32:57)

Because that would stink to get kicked out. How much is your mortgage?

A (33:03)

It's not 25, 000.

C (33:05)

Yeah.

A (33:06)

That's a lot of money, 25. I mean, it just depends how much she puts down. It depends how many years she's paying it out through. It depends. Like, it depends on a couple things, like kind of how you do your mortgage. So. Yeah, I just, I don't know what hers. Her situation is like, yeah, that just.

C (33:23)

Seems like, wow, 25,000amonth for your. For your mortgage. Seems crazy.

A (33:28)

Yeah, it does. I wonder if she did like 20% down or like, how many, how many years she's like, trying to pay off the rest of it. I don't know.

D (33:36)

I mean, I think she said that's the minimum payment.

C (33:39)

Oh, wow.

A (33:40)

The minimum was 25.

D (33:42)

Yeah, I think that's what she said in one of her videos.

A (33:44)

So did she buy like, fucking.

C (33:48)

No, it's. It's insane. Yeah, I'm pretty sure. Roughly. We could probably look it up, but it's like giant. It's like, you know how like all the houses.

A (33:58)

What's her fiance doing? He can't pay some of the mortgage.

C (34:01)

So that's also part of it. But he's a blue collar worker. Like, he's a construction worker. So she said, I bought the house like before we were together and then he moved in. And she's like, this is my mortgage. This is my finance.

A (34:13)

And people are like, that's actually a good point though.

C (34:14)

Why isn't he splitting it? And she's like, well, well, it's not.

A (34:18)

Nobody, nobody would be commenting for the girl to start splitting it. If there is a guy that had an $8 million house and then moved a woman that's a construction worker into the house, they wouldn't be like, she better start paying those bills. No one would say, yeah, they'd be like, why is your woman working construction? Actually, that's what the conversation would be. It'd be like, what the fuck is she doing? Why is she working? Yeah, that's what the conversation would be.

C (34:40)

So, yeah, most of the comments are like, he should be paying the whole mortgage. And it's like, what, she bought the house before and she's like, that's crazy. Like, it's my mortgage.

A (34:47)

Because he's a dude. Yeah, she's making way more money.

C (34:52)

I know, it's crazy. I agree. Like, she bought the house. I agree with her in this. That sense of like, it's my mortgage.

A (34:59)

The second you become to the. Like, when you're at the level of a relationship with the person, maybe other people look at it differently, but when you're at the level of a relationship with a person where you are, like, a fiance, like, you're getting married now you're engaged, right?

C (35:12)

Yeah.

A (35:15)

I don't understand this. Like, he pays for things. She pays for things. He pays, like, y' all are together now for life. It's all one money.

C (35:23)

Agree.

A (35:24)

It's all one money. It's. It's one money.

C (35:27)

If.

A (35:27)

If. If she spends money, that's your money. If you spend money, it's technically her money. I understand someone's gonna have the largest salary. I get that. But, like, it's. It's. It's one money. It's one money. You. You live life together. You have one home. You, like, do everything together. You have your own things. You go off and do, and that's when you spend some of those one monies on yourself. But most of the one money is forever. Like, it's for. It's for all. It's for all one money for one family. And you. You do family and you have money, and that's how it works. And you, like, share.

C (36:00)

Like, I don't get the point of, like, marriage.

A (36:02)

I. That's why I don't understand. I don't understand my parent. Like, I never saw, like, my parents being like, dam. Well, are you gonna pay for the electrical bill? Because I got the water. Like, what the are we talking about? It's all one money.

C (36:15)

I don't believe my parents fought a lot about bills, but I don't know if it was because they were like, who pays this? Actually, they were. So I could see that. But in this. In this sense, she has so much money. It's one money. You're together.

A (36:26)

Well, it's just. It's just like, that's what. When you. When you're in love and everything, to me, it's like, obviously, people you're supposed to pick up, like, it's like, totaling to 100, right? Like, if someone's bringing in maybe more money, maybe what you could do is be like, man, you know what I'm gonna do? I'm gonna make sure, like, I'm gonna try to make sure, like, the house is clean. Or I'm gonna, like, really try to be, like, an empathetic person. If that person. I don't know. There's other ways to provide value. You don't have to be a money person.

C (36:56)

But then I agree.

A (36:57)

Everyone works together in a situation, then that. It's like, everything's equal. Does that make sense? Does this seem like a foreign concept?

C (37:05)

No, that Totally. I think. I think. Majority of people would agree with.

A (37:08)

Because when I scroll on social media, it feels like I'm. Sometimes I'm like, I must be an alien. I'm the only person out here in the world that thinks this way.

C (37:16)

No, no. What, you think people think that men should just pay for everything?

A (37:21)

That's not really my gripe here. I'm not getting at a grip of, like, by the way, like, the cleaning comment wasn't supposed to be like, men make more money always, and makes more money. Tara makes more money than her guy, so maybe the guy should have dinner ready when she comes home sometimes. Or maybe he should. You know what I'm saying? Like, it's just like, how do you. Like, how do you. How do you make sure the house is clean? How do you. There's just things to do when you're in a relationship to make both people feel like they're getting treated well. Right?

C (37:46)

Or, like, there has to be a balance of effort.

A (37:47)

Yeah, a balance. Thank you. A balance of effort. And I think, like, when I look online, there just doesn't seem to be the desire to create a relationship with a balance of effort. It always seems to be a desire to create a relationship where the other person's effort is outdoing yours. And that makes you feel like you're getting a specific type of treatment. No, like. Like, that's a good. I want their effort to be more. Because I deserve that. I'm deserving of somebody that should give me more effort or, like, whatever. And it's like. And that works for both ways. That works for both genders. Like. And I just think that's the stupidest thing ever. To me, it's like, when you're in that situation, you're. You're trying to make 100% right? Like, the two of you are trying to make 100%. So if one day someone's at 20 and one's at 80, that's fine. One day someone's at 51 and the others at 50. That's great. Like, but you're trying to make 100, and that's with everything. With. With money, with, like, your life, love, all that shit. So. It just confuses me, Bri. It shocks my brain when I see it online.

C (38:48)

It. Yeah, a lot of things shock my brain nowadays online. Feels like a lot of people have lost the plot.

A (38:53)

Yeah. Yeah. I don't even. Like, it's. I've been searching. I'm gonna find it. I'm gonna find it. I'm gonna loop back I'll let you know what the plot is, but I'm working on it.

C (39:02)

Yeah, let me know next week. Hopefully you can find it.

A (39:04)

Yeah, I'm working on the plot. Let me keep going. I have a few things in motion. We should. We should have the plot figured out soon.

C (39:10)

Okay. Thank you. Thank you. Excited to hear about the plot next week.

A (39:13)

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C (39:55)

Another crazy thing. I don't know if you've seen all this. The Lila Gibney.

A (40:00)

Surviving Lila. Surviving, Surviving Lila. Which is a fucking crazy assay to be made about you, by the way. Could you imagine waking up one morning and being like, oh, all right, time to start my day. Let me know that was a bad joke. I can't make that joke. Let me pull up my phone. Surviving me. What the fuck? Like, imagine waking up and that's the first thing you see. Like, you got a. You got a whole surviving case going.

C (40:27)

On and there's just like people coming out of the woodworks. Oh. With stories like, if you guys aren't familiar with it. So Lila Gibney, she was an influencer that became well known from being friends with Brooke and Tana. She also was on our reality show Project Verified. She's been dragged online the past few weeks. It's a trend started on Tick Tock, nicknamed, like Josh just said, Surviving Lila. When people told their stories about bad experiences they had with her. The one it started off with was somebody named Cole. He shared his experience with Lila, who was his friend after he flew to LA to a concert with her. He claimed that when he got to her house, she accused him of stealing her drugs. He is sober now while she looked through her whole apartment to find them. Then they went to dinner. The next day, Lila hired fake paparazzi to take photos with her outside the restaurant. Cole said that he wanted one picture and Lila said no because he didn't pay for it. And he waited for inside the restaurant as she had the photo shoot. Cole claims Lila kept disappearing all dinner and then they got into a fight because she was peeing herself throughout the whole night, including in the booth at the restaurant, in the Uber, and then later in the seat at the concert herself.

A (41:23)

Constantly.

C (41:24)

Yeah. And then Cole also claims that he saw multiple designer items of his in her closet that she stole from him when they were friends a few years back and then tried to charge him for it when he asked for them back. Many other people made Surviving Lila videos talk about their negative experience with the influencers. She made an apology video saying she regrets nothing and she has matured so much in everything she has done with a big heart in an even bigger rack. A Coldplay song was played in the background.

A (41:48)

A Coldplay?

C (41:49)

Yeah.

A (41:50)

What Coldplay song?

C (41:52)

I don't know what song.

A (41:54)

It'd be crazy if she was doing that and it was just like. And it was all yellow.

C (41:57)

Yellow.

A (41:59)

That would be nuts, right?

C (42:00)

That would be crazy.

A (42:02)

Like clocks or something. Like, what the fuck? What was playing?

C (42:06)

Hannah's going to look it up.

A (42:09)

Well, yeah, that's.

C (42:10)

I mean, I mean, so I have seen a lot of shit of people that know her. I don't really know Lila. Every experience I've had with her was fine. She was nice. She was. I mean, she's definitely Lila, she's crazy. She talks about how insane she is, like online and her stories are out of pocket and she's very outgoing and like all over the place in a way. When I've hung out with her, it was always like. It was entertaining and she was kind. I've only hung out with her, I think two or three times, but I've. The discourse I've seen around it from people that know her, like, she's really struggling with addiction and like, the way that people are dragging her is really fucked up. So, yeah, I don't know. I don't really know.

A (42:56)

You think the way people are dragging her is fucked up, you're saying that's.

C (43:00)

The discourse I'm seeing from like, Tana and Brooke, who are friends with her and Trisha Paytas. They're like, she is. And she's an addict right now and it doesn't like, excuse any of her behavior, but it's like. Like the way that people are talking, it's dangerous. They're just like scared that she's going to hurt herself or like, the addiction is going to take her or just like, they're like, everyone's being too harsh on her, which is like, I don't know the truth between. Behind any of the stories being said about her. Like, I don't think we ever will know. And, you know, when a hate train happens, people love to hop on it. So it's like, yeah, yeah. I don't know. It's. If she's definitely, like a struggling drug addict, then maybe the people in her life should help her. Right?

A (43:43)

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, that's. That's the, like, not to have, like, another weird, real moment rant on this pod this week. But, like, that's the. That's the sad truth about social media and this industry in a whole is like, when you're struggling, all those people you thought were your friends often disappear.

C (44:06)

Yes.

A (44:07)

Like, there aren't a lot of people that'll stick around for you in the hard times. And then to make it all the worse, when you do come back around or you are feeling good about yourself again, they're somehow the first ones to claim that they checked in on you or they were the most worried about you or da, da, da, da, da. And like, we'll even go online and publicly be like, yeah, I was always there to check in. Like, yo, shut your ass up, dog. You didn't do right. Like, that's the real sad truth about this. This industry is like, it's. There's no. There's like 95 of the relationships that you guys probably see are super fake. And the ones that look the most real. I feel like the ones that look the most real are often the ones that are the most fake. Like, it is. It is wild. Like, these friendships, they. There's no truth to them. They're friends because they're both making money or they're getting a paycheck. They're friends because, like, they like them being friends or, like, it's convenient for them. You know what I mean? Like, and. And they're like, okay. And then the second you see some. One of them getting hate, the other one just starts piling on. You're like, well, that clearly was never a real friendship. You know what I mean? Like, yeah, it's so.

C (45:18)

It's so sad. It's so crazy.

A (45:19)

So crazy. Look at me and Brie. We get hate on each other all the time. And we never turn on each other. We never turn on each other.

C (45:26)

Not at once. All that true BFFs, right?

A (45:29)

I would too. And people, like, try to divide us and that might. That might make it. Just saying that might be the hint that's like, this is more real, guys. I'm just saying because whenever people come off so perfectly picturesque.

C (45:47)

It'S usually a fake facade.

A (45:50)

It's a little fugazi, as I like to say. It's a little fugazi.

C (45:53)

I mean, I even get played. Like, I, like, I have met so many people that I watch online and they're like best friends online. Or they're like so close and make all these videos.

A (46:01)

Yeah.

C (46:01)

And then I meet them in person and they'll separately talk shit about the other person to me. And I'm like, what? First of all, I just met you, so if you're ripping your best friend.

A (46:11)

I don't even know who you.

C (46:12)

I don't even know you like the. That I have in the vault of these people. I'm like, I'm just loading them into the revolver right now. It's crazy.

A (46:20)

It's wild. It's like I've. I've. I've said, hi, my name is Josh. Yo, my. My homie that I do these videos with. I hate that, bro. I haven't even caught your name yet. I haven't even cut your name, like, literally wild. This is wild. It's. Right away. It's like they. They're waiting for a chance to just bury each other. I don't know. I think a lot of people in this world would rather lift themselves up by putting others down than, Than. Than lifting the. The people around them up so that they get, you know, brought up with them. I just think that's like the sad truth. Everyone just thinks it's easier to like, raise other. Or bring other people down and step on top of them instead of, you know, lifting people up and then hope they. They grab down to bring you with them. Like, it's.

C (47:05)

I know. It's a crazy. And then like, you could even come up with people and then once they feel like I don't need you anymore, then they just. They're like, fuck you. Thanks for nothing.

A (47:14)

Yeah.

C (47:15)

And they just leave. It's crazy. But I. With this Lila stuff, like. Yeah, hopefully. I mean, I don't know all of the stories and I assume a lot of them are really bad if people are saying surviving. Lila Gibney. I only saw the Cole once. But yeah, I don't think it excuses any of her behavior, but you have to remember these people are real people too. And she. She definitely probably needs help right now. So. Hopefully she gets it.

A (47:37)

Yeah, no, definitely. I mean anybody that's, you know, struggling with addiction needs help, but it's, it's only going to come from that person.

C (47:47)

Yeah.

A (47:48)

Is this that truth? Like they need to realize they need the help? Like most of the time it's. Even if you're really close with somebody, it's pretty hard to help somebody that's struggling with that.

C (47:56)

Yeah.

A (47:56)

I will say to want the help but you know, as a friend you should be there to, to do what you can.

C (48:02)

Yeah. I will say the sad part like to what you just said is like it feels that her apology video where she says she regrets nothing and like with a big heart and even a bigger rack, like it seems like she isn't at that point of accepting it yet. So hopefully, hopefully she gets there.

A (48:20)

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Or just gets healthy or whatever. I don't, I don't know the situation. So it's hard to, it's hard to speak on it or like, or like kind of a cue someone of being an addict if they're not as well, you know, like. Yeah, I don't want that image painted on me if that's not true. So don't know the situation. But whatever it is, I hope, I hope the good come good comes out of it.

C (48:40)

Agree. Agree. Dude, Billie Eilish, did you see this shit?

A (48:45)

I. I heard about it. I didn't see it. I. She got like dragged into a crowd right? Like she got dragged in. Can we, can we pull up the video because my. My phone died. Unprofessional moment. My, My apologies but my phone died so I lost the sheet. Kind of an iconic hair flip at the end from Billy. How sick was that? She said Billy just hits the death eyes, walks off. I'm a billionaire. Yeah, that was hard. That was hard, Billy. That was hard. Yeah. I hope that guy got clocked.

C (49:18)

What? Like here's my thing. You are the biggest fan of Billy. What do you think you pulling. She's going to hate you.

A (49:24)

What do you think she's gonn come embrace you former shows. You are like completely written off from then on forever.

C (49:33)

I mean and now she's never going to want to go and touch anyone's hands again.

A (49:37)

You ruin it. You ruin it for everybody else is what you do. You do ruin it for every other person. But the problem is is some people just can't for some reason make that connection in their brain that just because this person you see on your phone or TV or whatever here on the radio, watch music videos of They're a real person.

C (49:58)

It's a real person.

A (49:59)

You're just assaulting somebody.

C (50:01)

Literally.

A (50:01)

You're just, you're just. You're just assaulting somebody.

C (50:04)

And also fans like that are like extremist fans that are like die hard crazy would do that. You're tapped in the head and you need to, you need help. Like, you're like literally insane if you think you can just grab someone and rip them to you because you listen to their music.

A (50:20)

Yeah.

C (50:20)

Fucking crazy. I wouldn't even do that to. I wouldn't do that to Taylor Swift. I wouldn't even look at her. I'd be scared. Like, you guys are crazy.

A (50:28)

Yeah. There's no human being in the world that if I see walk by that I enjoy, like, I enjoy that person that I'm gonna physically harm them to get their attentions. Like, that's. That never would cross my mind as a good idea. That seems like an atrocious idea.

C (50:44)

You're demented.

A (50:45)

Yeah.

C (50:45)

Demento brain.

A (50:46)

Yeah. Don't do that. I do. I do have to say though, that was just like there would. There couldn't have been a more perfect hair flip. Right? I mean, that was, that was incredible.

C (50:59)

That was in the look back.

A (51:01)

Yeah. Just everything. She kind of just owned that moment.

C (51:04)

She did.

A (51:05)

That was because she could have like, you know, she gets flustered or starts yelling. Would have been rightful. Would have been. I would have said, I would have given her some. Maybe some snaps, right?

C (51:14)

Yeah.

A (51:14)

Some form of applause for sure. If she had went back and started. How good would have been if she turned around and just KO'd the guy. Just Kos the guy. Oh, that would have been so good. Dude, that would have been so good. Jumps, gets onto the fucking like bar, gets onto the separation, does a fucking top rope jump and just full on body slams them. RKO from the top rope to the. How good would that be?

C (51:41)

I'm sure she wanted to do that so it shows her composure. Because if someone did that to me after I just played you my whole entire fucking set and like wailed on stage and then you try to wail it on you. Yeah, I would totally want to top rope that. So good for her for just giving iconic look in a hair flip.

A (51:57)

Yeah, because also, like, it's not even a question of like. Yeah, but like, what if it was a big dude? What? You're going to get your ass kicked. I got 30 fucking Samoans as my security guards. What are you talking about, dude? Yeah, what are you talking about? I'm Billie Eilish Dog. My security is like, they're like ex heavyweight champions. They're gonna just come in and it doesn't even matter if I jump from the top rope. I could go take on a fight with like, the.

C (52:24)

The.

A (52:24)

The gorilla. I could take on the fight with anybody if I got her security, they're gonna come in and just instantly separate it and start just pounding on that guy. And then I'm gonna stand from, you know, a couple feet back and go, yeah, yeah. How do you like that? How do you like that? And then, you know, maybe at the end I come in and, like, do a little kick or something. Like, Billy held her composure there like a champ.

C (52:47)

Yeah.

A (52:49)

Good for her, dude.

C (52:51)

Well, speaking of, maybe someone that I might tap on the shoulder if I see Timothy Chalamet, he's been taking ping pong lessons since 2018 for Marty supreme because he wants to succeed in greatness. He wants to be the best at everything. He said that he. So he said to star in a new movie. Marty supreme comes out Christmas Day, and he's been practicing ping Pong since 2018. In preparation, he said he had a table in London while he was making Wonka. He recalls on Dune 2, I had a table in Budapest. I had a table in Abu Dhabi. I had a table at the Cannes Film Festival at the French Dispatch. I got myself an Airbnb in a town, Saint Tropez, after the French Dispatch, overlooking the water. And I was taking lessons there, and he moved. He replaces living room furniture during COVID with ping pong tables.

A (53:38)

This guy, I love everything about him.

C (53:41)

He's so awesome.

A (53:42)

He is. He's. He's. He's a go get. Like, he's got such a grit.

C (53:47)

Like, he just wants it.

A (53:48)

And he makes me. Now why is he making ping pong cool to me, right? Why is it like, I want to go be the best at ping pong? He just gets after. I think he's just got that, like, drive. That's inspiring hearing he makes.

C (54:01)

Doesn't he like hearing that? Doesn't it make you feel like I should have got up six hours earlier this morning? I should have, like, trained at something.

A (54:08)

God damn it. I hit snooze on my alarm this morning.

C (54:10)

Same.

A (54:11)

I had an 8am alarm. It was said I woke up, it was raining out. I was like, I can't really go outside and do a workout in the rain. Like, I guess I'll sleep for another 30.

C (54:19)

Yeah. And you know what?

A (54:20)

You could snooze. And I could have. I could have been practicing to be the best wet workouter.

C (54:25)

Yep. What would Timmy do? He would have got up.

A (54:27)

He probably would have got up.

C (54:29)

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A (55:48)

Merry Christmas. I'm actually kind of hyped for this movie.

C (55:50)

Me too.

A (55:51)

Like, I really am. I do think it's gonna be cool. But this kind of goes back to what I'm saying about, like, I'm just excited about anything new coming to theaters. That is something we've seen before, dog. Like, we're just seeing the same thing right now. So this is, like, this is cool to me. This is something we haven't seen.

C (56:07)

Yeah, I'm excited. Yeah, your phone died. So I'll read all the headlines. Oh, I guess it's almost over. Benson Boone's ex girlfriend accuses him of cheating. Did you see this?

A (56:19)

Yeah, yeah, I saw this. She made a little video like the, like talk about when he cheated on you how many times or some like that, right? That was essentially the video.

C (56:29)

She used it. So Maggie thurman, she has 5 million followers on Tick Tock. She made it to a Tick Tock to a sound from the office. Remember how it felt when he cheated on you? Which time?

A (56:40)

Yeah.

C (56:41)

Damn.

A (56:41)

I'm gonna. I. There's no proof, right? There's no proof.

C (56:46)

No. But I am always gonna go with the super mega famous young star going all over the world, traveling, doing this is most definitely probably. What? Yeah. What? No way. Not that man.

A (56:58)

You think, you think you give a young good looking man money, fame and stardom and access and he's gonna make all the right, all the wrong decisions?

C (57:11)

No way.

A (57:13)

No. Only right decisions. Only right decisions.

C (57:17)

I don't need any proof. I know she is.

A (57:19)

Now I, I will say I like Benson a lot. I met him a couple times. He's really nice. He's such a nice guy and he's been such a nice person to interact with. So I'm not, I'm not, I'm not going against that. I'm going to say this is false until I see some proof. A little innocent until proven guilty here in America in the US of A. Because that's how you do things. So I'm going to do innocent until proven guilty and say that he didn't do it because I like Benson and I'm hoping, I'm hoping he, he did it inside my heart.

C (57:52)

I'm just going to go ahead and say he did.

A (57:55)

How do you know?

C (57:56)

Because I just know. I just know. Why would she make this video?

A (58:00)

How do you know? Was it your vag that he snatched?

C (58:05)

Ew, Josh. Actually, vag snatching is the craziest thing you could possibly say.

A (58:12)

I just made it up on the spot. Are you kind of impressed?

C (58:14)

I hated it. I hated it.

A (58:16)

But I.

C (58:17)

He did not snatch my vag. But I'm sure that he snatched some vag while he was on the road becoming a megastar. And you know what? Why would she lie? Here's my thing. Why would she lie? She's not gaining anything from lying. If anything, maybe he broke up with.

A (58:31)

Her and then she's like, well, now I'm gonna ruin you.

C (58:34)

No.

A (58:34)

Boom. There's a reason.

C (58:36)

But like what? That doesn't help her in any way, shape or form. Everyone already doesn't believe her.

A (58:41)

All right, all right. Women can be wicked. Brie. They don't need a reason to be. They just got. They just want to be. I'm pretty sure that's just in the Bible. I'm pretty sure it says in the Bible women are.

C (58:52)

Men are wicked.

A (58:53)

No, men are.

C (58:54)

Wait. Side note, did you see that Donald Trump? Men are getting into heaven.

A (58:58)

Wait, what?

C (58:59)

The President of the United States. The US Of A. Said that he's never getting into heaven.

A (59:04)

Oh, that's too bad for him.

C (59:05)

I guess that's just crazy.

A (59:09)

What do you mean? Why. Why did he say that? What's the. What was. Why did we bring this up?

C (59:13)

Well, we were just talking about the Bible, and then I was just. It's. Bitch. Just been heavy on my mind that the President of the United States. That he's never getting into heaven.

A (59:19)

This isn't a political podcast.

C (59:21)

No, it's not.

A (59:23)

But why can't he go to heaven? Let's dive into it.

C (59:26)

I don't know. He just says he's never getting in there. He thinks, oh, maybe I'm already in heaven on getting onto Air Force One right now. Whatever. BFFs quarter.

D (59:37)

I have one more headline that came through while we were doing this. It was just funny. Kim Kardashian. I'll share it with you guys. Released on skims, faux bush panties. They're called the Ultimate Bus. Wait, I'll show you.

C (59:50)

Please show us.

A (59:52)

I got skims on right now. No faux bush, just natural bush. But what's the. What's the bush pair?

C (60:01)

Is this a joke?

A (60:02)

Is it a meme? Because she did do the faux nips.

C (60:05)

She did the faux nips, but that, like, sold out.

A (60:07)

Yeah, because that makes sense.

C (60:10)

Faux bush. Wow. That one's realistic bush.

A (60:13)

I actually shouldn't.

C (60:15)

Can you see it, Josh?

A (60:16)

Can I see?

D (60:18)

Yeah. Can you not see it?

A (60:19)

No, I can't, but it feels weird to ask to see this. But I'm just gonna.

C (60:22)

Well, it's just underwear. It's just underwear.

A (60:24)

What the shit? Oh, my God.

C (60:28)

Wow.

A (60:29)

That looks like a chin piece.

C (60:32)

Why not just grow the bush if you want the bush? Because this is a. Well, I guess this bush can come off.

A (60:38)

Yeah, it's a removable. It's kind of like.

C (60:39)

It's kind of like they're already all sold out.

A (60:42)

Yeah, I mean, why. Why buy shoes with laces when you can get Velcro? Am I right?

C (60:47)

I don't know if that even equates to this.

A (60:49)

No, I think it's, like, the same. It's like a Velcro bush. You can have it on and then it's kind of like, hey, can you handle the jungle? You know what I mean?

C (60:59)

Then it's like, ah, just get him.

A (61:00)

Rip the jungle off the jungle. And then. And then it's a little.

C (61:03)

Oh, oh, oh. I just.

A (61:06)

And Amazon came in and cleared the rainforest. Boom. Trees are down.

C (61:11)

I mean, they are all sold out. Josh.

A (61:14)

Yeah. Unless you get a 2x, they're almost.

C (61:17)

This one sold out all the way up till 4.

A (61:19)

Oh, you can get a large with. With those.

C (61:22)

What.

A (61:22)

What is. What are. What are underwear sizes? Like, what's. Like, what's a large? Is that, like, really big? Like, what's the equation to guys versus girl? Like, what's that mean? Does that mean you got, like.

C (61:33)

It's the same as, like. Like.

A (61:35)

Like, is it a pants thing? Is it a waist thing? Or is it like a. I wear.

C (61:39)

The same size pants as I would underwear.

A (61:41)

Wait, so they come in, like, size 28?

C (61:44)

Well, like, if I got a small pair of pants, I would also be wearing small pair of underwear. Not the bush ones.

A (61:49)

Okay, okay, okay, okay. I didn't know. I didn't know. I didn't know. Like, so bra sizes are hella confusing.

C (61:54)

Well, that's different. I feel like the bottom was different.

A (61:56)

So I didn't know if maybe. Maybe underwear for girls had, like, we just. Men just got small, medium, large, extra large. You know, just, like, normal. Just, like normal.

C (62:05)

But is that dependent on the. That's. So that's just the waist. Like, not junk size.

A (62:12)

I think it's. It's maybe a little bit of both.

C (62:15)

Because, like, girl junk is like.

A (62:17)

Girl junk's usually tucked away. Typically.

C (62:20)

Yeah. Like, it's not, like, even.

A (62:22)

And no. Hate to the untucks of the world. I was just. I'm sorry, I was making a generalization.

C (62:28)

No, but, like, you don't have, like, a giant coochie. Like, relatively. Coochies are all in the same. Can fit in underwear.

A (62:35)

Yes.

C (62:35)

Even if you hang or you don't hang. Yeah, you're gonna fit in. But, like, men junk, it comes in different sizes. Women junk is relatively all the same size.

A (62:45)

No. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You can get, like, different. You can get, like, different pairs or, like, different brands or, like, different tightnesses or loosenesses, I guess, just depending on the material you're buying and stuff. Like, I feel like most guys, once they hit a certain age, kind of stop wearing that. Like, American Eagle guys will know what I'm talking about. No, no, not the flowy. The flowies are kind of nice. Like, I feel Like, I've liked them more and more as I've gotten older, actually. But what does that do?

C (63:16)

Because it doesn't.

A (63:17)

The flowies aren't nice for, like. The flowies aren't nice for, like, day activities. The flowy boxers, they're nice for, like, nighttime. They're nice if you're lounging. You know what I'm saying? It's a little more free. It's a little more free. The. The American eagle ones, though. The. The. I don't know if other guys have this, but they're just, like. They're a little tight. Like, they're, like, not a cotton material or, like, a soft material. They're like one of those stretchy materials, almost, like, for, like, leggings or something. Right? Like one of those. So it's just, like, sometimes. All the time, I would find, like, you just. You hit an age, and I think eventually it's just a little too tight. It's a little too tight, and it's flattening shit a bit. And then event, you know, like, you go in, like, high school, and you're kind of like, all right, I'll probably switch to just, like, give me, like, the, like, cotton. Like, that can kind of stretch a little. That's, like, loose, but still, like. Does that make sense?

C (64:08)

Yeah, sure, sure.

A (64:09)

So anyways, I've been wearing skims recently, though. They got a new skims that isn't the, like, stretchy shit. That's kind of tight. They got to, like, loose. It's great.

C (64:18)

I wonder if they'll make a faux bush for men.

A (64:21)

No, I don't think they gots to do that. We. We won't buy that.

C (64:25)

Yeah, well, who knows? Because, like, I didn't think all the ladies would buy this, and they're sold out in almost every size.

A (64:30)

What do you think the design is? Do you think it's. Maybe Chat can answer this. Our. Our wide male demographic. Are y' all into the bush? What's the. What's the. Is bush back maybe?

C (64:44)

That's awesome. You don't have to get a Brazilian anymore. Is it.

A (64:47)

Is it more of, like, more cushion for the pushing situation? We like a little bit of, you know, like, impact brace. Like, what is the. What is the desire? I wonder.

C (64:58)

Yeah. Chad, how do we feel about bush? Let us know.

A (65:00)

Because me, personally, I think I'm. I'm a team pro Brazilian wax.

C (65:05)

Yeah. I think even girls themselves are. I think girls just, like, feel. Feel more put together when they get a Brazilian. It's like, oh, I'm like, all that's like taking a full body shower, right? Shave everything?

A (65:16)

Yes.

C (65:16)

Like, majority, I would say, would just rather be nothing but bring the bush back. I mean, that saves a lot of time and pain for the ladies.

A (65:23)

It. It does. It does. It definitely does.

C (65:26)

Like, maybe it's. Maybe it's because women are pro bush now that they're like, we're not getting Brazilians anymore. I want my bush back, and I don't care if you like it or not.

A (65:34)

So why not just get laser, right?

C (65:37)

Because that's also painful and expensive. Not everyone can. And everyone can get laser.

A (65:41)

How much is laser? What's an average laser price?

C (65:44)

Like one laser session. If you were just to do Brazilian, couple hundred bucks. But if you have, like, thick hair, you're gonna have to go back and forth for maybe you got to do, like nine sessions.

A (65:53)

Four. Oh, God.

C (65:55)

Yeah.

A (65:55)

Okay, so what? That comes out to, like, a total of, like, $1600. Let's, like, round up to 2000. How much does it cost to go.

C (66:03)

Get a wax in the city? 70 bucks.

A (66:08)

70 bucks? How often are you getting waxed a year?

C (66:10)

Year? Four to six weeks. Every four to six weeks.

A (66:13)

Every four to 6 weeks. So that's like 10 times. That's 700 bucks in a year. So now, over the span of three years, you're gonna spend 20 $100 to keep up with the waxings instead of just go and get laser treatment. That's going to cost you 2,000, but then you're done for life.

C (66:26)

That. That is a very good point. But laser is also very painful.

A (66:30)

Like a tattoo or more.

C (66:32)

More.

A (66:35)

Yeah.

C (66:35)

I have a really high pain tolerance, and it's.

A (66:37)

Beauty is painful. Beauty's pain.

C (66:39)

Yeah.

A (66:39)

Yeah.

C (66:40)

Or just, you know what? Grow the bush. I mean, bring it back. Get a fake bush.

A (66:42)

I mean, do whatever you want. Your body of choice. Am I right? Team feminism.

C (66:47)

Yep. Thank God. Woohoo. BFFs corner. All right, guys, quick commercial break. I have said on this pod a few times before, I wasn't always the biggest Glenn Powell girl. And I think this show with him in it has changed my mind. So you can watch Hulu's all new original series. I've checked it out. It's actually really good. It's Chad Power starring Glenn Powell. It's streaming right now on Hulu and Hulu on Disney Plus. Let me tell you, it's a wild ride. So what it's about is. After eight years flushing his college football career down the toilet, hotshot quarterback Russ Holiday is determined to reclaim his former glory by disguising himself as Chad Powers, an oddball athletic talent who walks on to the struggling South Georgia Catfish to once again take college football by storm. It's hilarious. Half hour comedy isn't just about football. It's heartfelt. There's a bunch of storylines that you could definitely relate to. It's not just like a sports show. It's a new episode that just dropped yesterday, actually, in an away game turns into an unexpected adventure off the field. So don't miss. Glenn Powell as Russ Holliday and Chad Powers. Two identities, one icon, zero shame. The new Hulu Original series Chad Powers now streaming with the new news. New episodes every Tuesday. And if you're a bundle subscriber, you can also stream it on Hulu on Disney plus. Terms may apply. Make sure to check it out. Go get your Glen Powell fix in with this new show. Let's get back to the episode. BFF's ending. I thought we talked about this, did we not?

A (68:00)

Yeah, we have. Multiple times.

C (68:02)

Yeah.

A (68:04)

Yeah. But every time we say we're like ending, people are like, what?

C (68:10)

Yeah, I think because I mentioned it on Plan Brie. Because Plan Brie is back. Like, I just like mentioned it because I know we had talked about it before.

A (68:17)

We've said it on the podcast.

C (68:19)

It was the farewell tour. But I, like, all the comments were like, I wish I could have, like, you could have told us this on BFFs. And I'm like, I really thought we did. Like, I didn't.

A (68:28)

I thought we did too. I thought we did too. But once again, Brie likes to go under BFFs and take the headlines, take the guests, take the big moments. That's a Brie move. We've seen that since the start of time.

C (68:39)

So, yeah, so it's kind of only didn't happen.

A (68:41)

It's kind of a proper way for her to honestly relaunch Plan Brie is. Yeah.

C (68:46)

Should have told more Secrets to like.

A (68:48)

You know, take the fire from underneath bff. So it's like kind of almost poetic in a way.

C (68:55)

Yeah. Full circle.

A (68:56)

Yeah, it's kind of beautiful.

C (68:58)

But no, we did totally say it before, but maybe we didn't really tap into it.

A (69:02)

Maybe we didn't get deep into it.

C (69:04)

Yeah, it's. We still have. We still have six episodes. Four or five episodes after this.

A (69:08)

So five episodes after this, guys. So we still got like a month and a bit. I thought we were going later. That's why I was kind of like, oh, we talked about it, but we didn't need to do some, like, deep thing because I'd originally thought we were going until Christmas.

C (69:22)

Yeah, yeah.

A (69:23)

Like, I thought it was, like, we had to finish out the year, so we have to go until Christmas. And usually the week of Christmas, we didn't do a podcast and we'd come back, like, after New Year's, you know what I mean? So, like, I assumed we were going up until then.

C (69:36)

You know what I just realized maybe we didn't. We talked about it a bunch on your stream, but I don't know if we really talked about on bff, so maybe that's why.

A (69:44)

I'm sure we did. When we did the. When we did the. When we talked about going on tour.

D (69:49)

I was sure you mentioned it, but we didn't. Like, yeah, you kind of. Like, you were like, the farewell tour, since, you know, BFFs is over. But, like, that could have come across as, like, maybe a joke. And because it was wrapped into, like, promo for the tour, I don't think it was like, a conversation. It was more just, like talking about it during promo.

C (70:09)

Yeah.

D (70:09)

And I think you guys did go into depth on it on Josh's stream, which is probably why you're thinking that.

C (70:14)

Sure. True. Well, it's not ending yet, so we'll talk about it when we talk about it.

A (70:18)

Yeah, no, it's. It's. We got. We got five to six more weeks of great stuff, and, you know, I think maybe we. Maybe we start just getting crazy. For the last five weeks, I'm down. Like, maybe for the last five weeks, we just start outing everybody because it's like, what are they gonna do?

C (70:35)

Yeah, true.

A (70:36)

We're not on our podcast. That isn't even around anymore.

C (70:39)

Yeah. But, yeah, maybe we just really go balls.

A (70:41)

Maybe we just go balls to the wall and go like, y' all want to know. Know all the truths of this. This world, and we just expose everybody. And then. I mean, then you get no guests for your other podcast.

C (70:54)

Yeah, then I'm kind of just.

A (70:55)

You're blackballed. And then.

C (70:57)

Yeah, well, we'll do it in a tasteful way.

A (70:59)

Nah. Untasteful as I want it to be. Down and dirty.

C (71:02)

Okay, we'll let you be the devil. I'll be the angel for once.

A (71:06)

No one's gonna believe that.

C (71:09)

I mean, that's the truth. So maybe no one's going to believe that.

A (71:12)

No one's going to believe that.

C (71:14)

Well, what. What do you guys want? Do you want. Do you want the wrath or do you want no wrath? What did you just say wrath? They just. They're actually. This is a live podcast right now. Chat has been booming.

A (71:25)

Wow. Chat is going crazy.

C (71:26)

Yeah. Plan breeze back. Go watch it. Josh. Filming. Movie update. You wrapped, so you're all done?

A (71:33)

Yeah, I wrapped. Did we not already talk about this on the last podcast? That was a brain fucking stroke.

C (71:41)

Yeah, we did have a stroke the last episode. Sorry. We were dying.

A (71:44)

We were dying.

C (71:45)

But I've had. I cracked up, so you know what? I enjoyed myself, so whatever.

A (71:48)

Also, people thought. Not people. I think it was three people that sent this to Austin, but three people thought we were talking on Austin when we were saying he was, like, stoned last week or whatever.

C (72:00)

Oh, my God, I forgot this happened.

A (72:02)

And it was like. It was like, guys, I was session with him. We weren't talking with him and we weren't dogging on him. We were just saying that guy came and put it down. Like, it was. We. I was. I was. I was. I almost, like. I almost didn't make my flight. Like, if anything, we were. We were not. We were not trying to spread any hate on Austin. I hope that didn't h. It wasn't how it came off. The pizza story was supposed to be like a fun joke, funny.

C (72:27)

We told it on.

A (72:28)

We told it on stage two. Crowd it with Austin there. And Austin, like, bantered back and forth. He wasn't on the podcast to be able to do the banter back and forth, so maybe it got lost or, like, it came off a certain way. But I love Austin to death and I. I have been texting him. I've been so. Guys, what are you doing? Trying to, like, spread fake.

C (72:49)

Yeah.

A (72:50)

Break up friendships.

C (72:52)

Austin. Austin was sad. He guys made. He got three sad messages, and then he was all sad and we felt so bad.

A (72:58)

We did.

C (72:59)

He texted it.

A (73:00)

I was like, what the hell? I thought I met real people. And we were like.

C (73:04)

But then he listened to the podcast and was like, oh, my God, I'm so sorry. I shouldn't have listened to my dm.

A (73:08)

Yeah, he did. Brie, have you watched the episode yet?

C (73:10)

I was like, wait, have you even watched it?

A (73:13)

And then Austin watched the episode and was like, oh, oh, well, now I feel like a fool. And he. He apologized and. And Austin, we love you.

C (73:22)

We do love you, Austin.

A (73:24)

And, hey, I know you're in la, so I'm back now. Let's. Let's kick it. I'll text you. Probably won't wait for you to listen to this podcast message that you're not gonna hear. Unless those three people clip it and try to make it seem like I don't want to hang out with. With you or something. But no, we love Austin. All right.

C (73:40)

Yeah, we love Austin.

A (73:41)

W. Austin in the chat.

C (73:43)

Some would say W. Austin in the chat. Please tell us if you guys are pro Bush. Tell us if you know who the fray is. And yeah, let us know if you want us to drop a couple bombs before we end the pod.

A (73:52)

And finally, guys, Bri. Yeah, she's got plan. Bri uncut, which is pretty cool. But what I have is 13 days long, so it's pretty quick. We're gonna do 13 day stream leading up to Halloween. Bree's actually gonna come on for part of the stream.

C (74:07)

I am. When does it start, Josh?

A (74:09)

We start on the 18th. Okay, so we start on the 18th on a Friday, I believe the 18th is. I. I think.

C (74:16)

Yeah, Right.

A (74:17)

I'm right, right?

C (74:18)

Yeah.

A (74:18)

Yep. Okay, so Friday the 18th we start. We're gonna be streaming every single day up into Friday. Saturday. Saturday. What?

C (74:26)

It's. It's an 18th?

A (74:27)

Is the Saturday 18th of Saturday. Perfect. So 18th of October, we're starting the stream. We got a six set piece. We turned this whole entire house into pretty much like this Halloween fantasy castle vibe. We're gonna have a bunch of different people coming through every day. We're gonna have, like, escape rooms in the house.

C (74:44)

It's.

A (74:44)

It's gonna be nuts. We put a lot of work and effort into this. It's not just going to be, you know, one of those subathons where you just sit there and beg. So. It's gonna be sick. It's gonna be.

C (74:54)

It's really cool. He has cool stuff planned.

A (74:56)

I'm. I'm excited for it, guys. So make sure you tune in. It's going to be on Twitch and on Tick Tock on my platform shots Richards. So come watch the streams.

C (75:05)

Watch it the most when I'm on it. So let's. Let's pull that up.

A (75:08)

Yeah, watch it when Bree's on it too. It'll be a lot of fun. Bree, do you know what day you're coming through yet?

C (75:12)

I don't. I will. I think the 24th.

A (75:14)

I think it is the 24th.

C (75:16)

All right, I'll see you the 24th.

A (75:17)

Yeah, and. And maybe. Maybe more time if you want to hang out. I mean, that's up to you, but.

C (75:21)

I'll be in LA for a week, so I think I'm actually staying at your house. I was talking to Gabby, so. Yeah, I'll let you know.

A (75:26)

Oh, all right, well, yeah, I'll have a guest room made for you then. Okay, cool. You can stay if you want. Like, I mean, we have tons of room now.

C (75:34)

I know. That's what I was talking to Gabby about. So, yeah, I might be staying with you.

A (75:37)

Okay. Yeah, that's totally chill.

C (75:39)

Okay, cool. See you soon.

A (75:40)

All right, see you soon.