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Yeah, sorry, I was just adjusting. Bring this mic over.
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The Toronto Napoleafs win. The Blue Jays win the World Series.
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No, they didn't. They lost. Wow. Yeah, it was tough. It was tough. Went to the last two games. Game six, Game seven. Got to bring my family out. Really cool experience, you know, Never will forget. It was. Was pretty surreal shout out to Mob for making that happen. But it was a, it was a tough end. You know, being. Being a Jays fan, I'm gonna be biased. Felt like there were a lot of, a lot of calls that were like, oh, that felt like it was two balls outside of the strike zone and we got a three one count going, a three two count. Very different than getting the walk and having three guys on base with two outs instead of having two guys on base with, you know, now three outs and we go to the next inning. But the Jays also had a million chances to win the game. So at the end of the day, it's like, you guys could have maybe hit a ball and gotten an rbi. Bring a guy in. Like, we've. How many innings we left? I don't know. Two guys on base, Three guys on base. It was bad. Vladdy almost got us the homer walk off at the end. There were a lot of chances we had a lot of that was just like. I mean, that ball being stuck in the wall will be. Be a nightmare for Jay's fans for however long, until they make it to the next World Series. Hopefully they do it next year. But that. That's the rule. You can't go against it. That is the rule. That is a dead ball. It's just the odds of that happening are like, come on. So there were a lot of things that went. Went the Dodgers way, but shit, they. It was a great World Series. I mean, it was probably. I gotta think that's one of the best World Series that people have seen just ever. Incredible, incredible games. Every single. Every single game.
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So when did this take place? When was the last game?
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The Last game was November 1st.
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Everything's making sense to me, okay. On November 2nd, I was walking around and I wore an LA. I had an LA hat on. I didn't. I just thought it was. It was camo.
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It was cool, right?
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I wore it and I'm out and I'm walking around and everyone's going like this to me, like, yeah, yeah. And I'm like, what the is going on Now I am understanding. I was like, dude, I'm the man.
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Yeah. No, had nothing to do with you. All to do.
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Nothing.
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All to do with the hat. You just thought you were looking good that day or something, huh? Yeah.
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And I was so hungover too. It was like after Halloween or whatever. And I was like, oh, my God, what the hell? I am the coolest girl on the block. It's all making sense.
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Yes. Yes. No, they. They won. I mean, I don't know. I'm a new baseball fan. I will say I'm not like the biggest. I wasn't somebody that like, watch every game of the season every year or anything. I definitely think after this year, I'm going to be a lot more invested in baseball. It was so much fun to watch, I just think. And I don't know if this is a hot take. I don't know. Like I said, I'm kind of. I'm new to the baseball scene a little bit. So hopeful. Hopefully, you know, they welcome me in with open arms. I doubt it, but hopefully I. I just. I just want to pose this question to baseball fans, are the Dodgers ruining baseball? To me, I look at a team like that that has so much money, they got so much money deferred, it's like billions of dollars deferred or whatever it is to 20, 35. Like, they have so much money in this league against so many teams that don't have money. Right. So it's like, can you compete really? Like, when there's guys that are going to be able to be like, hey, we'll just give you a billion dollars. Just come play with us. Like, who's going to be able to compete with that? You're almost hoping you got a team of young guys that are on, like, their first contract, so they haven't been taken yet, that are going to go up against this team that has all this money and all these players. Like, it's almost like a David and Goliath situation that goes on. It feels like every single year where you got like three or four teams that have the money that can do it and. And then the rest that don't. I've also heard maybe it's like an owner thing. Like the Dodgers owners just put more money in, but, like, how much more money are they really making? So is that. Percent So I don't know. It's a question I'll pose and I'll look at the comments and you guys can, you know, rip me a new one if I'm completely wrong. And like, this take is so invalid, but is it a little bit of, like, now they can just monopolize this game because they have more money than everyone. How are you going to beat them?
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Yeah. I mean, as an outsider who literally didn't even know when the World Series was, has no idea what's going on. That doesn't seem fair to have one team that has all. All the money, that can just get all the good players, and then people are like, damn, but, like, I don't even have a shot to have a good team.
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Right, Right. And that's what, that's why there's salary caps. There's salary caps in other sports and stuff to, to kind of, you know, make it hard for that to happen. So there's not in baseball I. I don't like. That's the thing with baseball. It seems like you can kind of just defer all this money and do it again. Like I said, I am not well educated. I got to read some more. I got to do some more, you know, research here and really figure out what my take is. But I Thought, why not just pose it out to the Internet before I'm, you know, fully well educated so that maybe I just get ripped a new one? Or maybe people are like, hey, he's right. But I'll see in the comments. I'll see in the comments Wednesday.
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Yeah, I guess chat will let us know.
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Yeah, they'll let us know. They'll let us know.
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Happy freaking Halloween. It's over now. It's Thanksgiving. But there were some fire costumes to come out of this.
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Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. I feel like this year, you know, a lot of people are stepping out, but as social media, it's bigger and bigger. It's just going to be more and more Halloween costumes we see.
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Yeah, I mean, I. For some reason, this was the Halloween of Lady Gaga. I think I saw just about everyone recreate one of Lady Gaga's iconic moments, and I was like, dude, Gaga owns.
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The world right now, man. I did not see one post of Lady Gaga.
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Isn't that crazy how I didn't even know the World Series is happening and I just see Gaga and then you don't even see one Gaga and you're all in the World Series.
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Different sides.
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Internet is huge, man.
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Massive. Massive. You know what else is massive?
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Stern?
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Ninja with a low taper fade.
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What?
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What?
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What does that mean?
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You didn't know that was still massive.
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What do you. What even does that mean?
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You didn't know it was still massive?
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Josh, what does that.
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Ninja with a low taper fade.
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Is that an anime thing?
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No, no, no.
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You know what this is, Hannah. What is this? And I don't know what it is.
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Talk about the Internet being wide and vast. What is it?
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Ninja with the low type of thing.
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No, it'll never die. It's still massive.
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Josh, explain it.
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That's the meme. That's it. That is it. It's still massive.
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Who says it?
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Ninja. It's still a massive.
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I'm lost.
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He's a streamer.
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Oh. Oh, I knew that.
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It's still massive.
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I also thought that the Blue Jays.
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Won the World Series, so when you go to the end of the sheet and it says they won, that's my bad. There's no way that's on the sheet. It's. It's on the sheet. Wait a fucking second. I'm scrolling down to the bottom. There's no way they put that down, Josh. Blue Jays World Series. Oh, awesome. Awesome. You guys just wanted to what, pour salt in a wound? You guys just wanted me to relive that one more time.
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I Thought the World Series was in April.
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Me, too.
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Oh, my. I looked up.
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Did they win?
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I don't care about sports at all.
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I'm sorry, everyone listening. I'm sorry, everyone listening.
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I watch basketball. That's about it. Football's fun when the super bowl comes around because it's all fun and jazzy, but, like, a lot of people don't care about sports. Why don't we give those people some love, too? Like, a lot of us just don't care about sports. This whole podcast for not caring.
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This whole podcast never talks about sports. What do you mean? This whole. This whole thing is for people that don't watch sports.
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But I don't know. Every time that I say I don't know anything about sports or, like, I don't know what you're talking about, people are like, so stupid. Barstool sports without the sports, dumbass ugly.
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Well, it is barstool sports.
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Yeah.
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Well, I'm not.
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It isn't.
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It is not the sport. It isn't barstool dumbass ugly last time I checked.
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Well, you know what? Yeah, it is. And let me. Like, I don't. I want to know how many people actually care about podcast about sports that listen to this podcast.
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You know what? Comment down below. Comment down below. Are you guys sport fans? Yay or nay?
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No, but, like, this fans and caring is different. Like, I'm always gonna cheer for Boston teams if they're on, but I don't. Like, I'm not following them closely. You know what I mean?
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay. Die hard fans. Comment down below. People that. Die hard people that track it.
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Yeah.
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Fuck that. You know what? I'm a fan of Heidi Klum's Halloween costumes.
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I mean, who is. That's something that's worldwide. I think Medusa this year, pretty cool.
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Yeah, she's got like the long ass tail with the big boobies with the Medusa. Mechanical snakehead. They were moving and shit.
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Okay, here. Here's what I want to say about this Medusa one. And just hear me out. Hear me out, Hear me out. Right?
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Whoa. First of all, she's on your hear me out list.
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No, that's not what I'm saying. That is to Gabby. No, I didn't say that. This. This was my thing about the Medusa. This was my thing about the Medusa. Isn't Medusa supposed to be, like, kind of bad?
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I think throughout the year she became bad. But I think the OG Medusa is not hot. Right?
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I thought that was the whole thing. That's what she, like. That's how she, like, trapped them in. You know what I'm saying? That's how she lured the men in to look at her eyes and then turn them to stone is like she was kind of bad. Like, she was kind of. And this, to me, looks like she just took her worm costume from like 2022 and then painted it green.
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Yes. So there's nothing bad about this. Like, she's bad to the bone for sure.
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But cool costume. Don't get me wrong, incredibly cool costume. Like, I just saw it and I was like, did she take her. Her old worm costume and just kind of like paint it green?
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She does have some similarities in the worm thing. And I'm also like, is this supposed to be a snake figure? Because it doesn't really look like it does. It's looking warmish.
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Yes, because Medusa has the snakes in her hair.
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Maybe.
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Maybe it's just the. The piece of, you know, God, why am I blanking on the word when it's fantasy, magical. You gotta help me here. It's like a game of charade.
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Porn.
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Fairy porn.
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What do you say it again? What do you ask?
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What did you just say?
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I thought we were talking about the books, like Fourth Wing and shit.
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No, no, no, no, no. Okay, back to this charades game. It's like Roman. There's Greek mythological mythology. Mythology. Thank you. Mythology. Mythology. Maybe it's the piece of mythology she's taken this Medusa From. And in this piece, she's very ugly.
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Yeah. Or is like Medusa. See, I don't know much about Medusa, but I'm thinking, is it. Is Medusa like a Fiona from Shrek type of vibe, where she's gorgeous, but then when the sun goes down, this is really what Medusa looks like because she's a monster.
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Yeah. I don't know. I'm just thinking. I'm thinking, like Percy Jackson, Medusa. That's where my head goes.
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You know what I'm gonna do? Look this up, because we have to give the people the truth.
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We do. Now, I will say her husband that always is doing these costumes with her. What a great sport, man. He's just there as a prop piece every single year to. To, like, you know, heighten her costume. His. He never has his own moment. He's just excited to be like, hey, throw me in, whatever. I'm. Oh, I'm a stone. I'm stoned. Hell, yeah, I'll be stoned. I'll be stoned. That's dope. I'll just. I'll just be a piece to you. And I got to. I got to give him props for that, because he's just. He's a good guy. Good sport about it.
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He is. Oh, okay, Josh. Medusa is both beautiful and ugly, depending on the version of the myth. So originally, she was a beautiful woman with flowing hair, but she was cursed by the goddess Athena and transformed into hideous monsters with snakes for hair who gaze turn people to stone. So some mythology. Mythological. Oh, mythological.
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Mythological.
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Let me try it again. Some mythological depictions describe her as monstrous with features like tusks and a wide face, while other portray her, especially later.
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Ones, beautiful with the snake hair. Yes. Because I remember in the books with Percy Jackson that Athena had. Had put that curse on her, but she was like a beautiful lady that then got the snake hair that then, you know, wasn't able to ever talk to any man again, essentially, because they would always get turned to stone.
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Yeah, yeah. So we got to the bottom of.
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We did. We did. We did. That's that person.
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I like. I like the costume, dude. I saw. What's your take on this? I saw a video of someone complaining about Heidi Klum's costume this year, Medusa saying that she did a witch nose, an ugly nose, to be ugly. And it really is really harmful towards the community with big noses.
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Yeah. The world's falling apart, man. I can't believe that was a take that anybody said ever.
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Yeah.
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What.
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What said that? Like, it harms like when people add big, jagged noses, like, to which costumes or in specifically this sense. They said, she didn't need to add that nose because it's harmful towards people with those noses in real.
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So was there, like an actual community behind this, or is this just one comment? And everyone was like, yeah, no, it.
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Was a viral video. And a lot of people in the comments were like, what the fuck? Don't you get tired? And a lot of the comments were like, so true.
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Yeah, people got to be getting tired. I, like, I don't understand how we can always find an issue with everything, man. It's like you got nothing better to do with your life. Like, do you, like, honestly on maybe go take out the garbage or something? Like, maybe that shit's piling up in your kitchen. Maybe you got some dishes to go do the crochet. Sure. Go learn piano. There's so many better things you could do with your time than be so concerned about a costume's nose when they're doing prosthetics. That's crazy. So then you're now saying all prosthetics that are done, any prosthetics that are ever done in any movie, any. Any prostitute, any makeup artist going and doing any prosthetics, instantly if anyone in the real world looks like that prosthetic. Now you're. Now you're offended. Now you're saying that this is me attacking you because I'm doing a prosthetic. Look, what are we doing? What are we doing?
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I just. And I just want to say there's not one real person in the world that has this nose. It is covered in scales, it is green, and it is amphibian. Like, this nose doesn't exist in the real world.
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It doesn't. It doesn't. If. Yeah. And. And if you do have an amphibian nose and snake hair and green all. I'm sorry. I'm sorry we neglected you. That's our bat. That's our bat. But there's no chance. This is crazy. People dress as witches every year for Halloween.
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I know.
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Do you believe.
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Which is.
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Go to thing.
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Do you believe in witches?
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Do I believe in witches?
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Like, do you think spells. Do you think there are real witches?
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I don't know how I. I don't know how I feel about them.
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Like, the Etsy witches. Have you. I know a lot of my friends personally. They use Etsy witches and they're like, the spells work.
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I don't know. I don't know if I can. I. Sometimes I wonder. Are. Are we just powerful enough. Like, is our mind just powerful enough that if we believe a spell works, is that the same as like manifestation in a way where when you manifest something to become true. You know what I mean? Like, you believe in it so strongly because of, you know, you've, you've. You think these spells are real, that you are just manifesting it yourself or you are coming to make it happen. Like, our brains are really powerful. So I don't know. I think maybe that's more what it is. But we just did like, we did some stuff on this stream recently with this Halloween stream where we were doing like seances or we were having people that, you know, claimed that they were able to be a medium or talk to the dead or like, be this, be this, you know, mouth for, for spirits. And Yeah, I. There's times when like you're there in the room and you're like, fuck. It's kind of believable. It's believable. But I don't know. I don't know. I don't. I really don't know what I believe. I need to, I kind of want to go on like a really crazy ghost hunt or go do like a really crazy experience to see.
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Yeah.
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What I, what I like, deduce.
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Yeah. I didn't, I don't know what I believe either. I feel like I'm just not in the spiritual world, so I don't really know what to believe or what to not. But I was listening to Amy Poehler's podcast and she had Rachel Dratch on. And Rachel Dratch has her own podcast about like, woo woo stuff. And I started listening to that and some of the things that happen to these people. Like she brings on her friends and family and stuff and they talk about like shit that has happened to them that is like considered woo woo. And it's. I'm like, holy shit. Maybe all of this stuff is real and then it makes you want to like go on a quest.
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Yeah.
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To find it.
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Yeah, I'm, I'm very into the idea of going on to like a Halloween or like a, like a, A ghost hunting quest. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm super into that. Like, I, I don't know, go to like New Orleans where all the voodoo is at, or go find. I don't know. I'd go somewhere though, and I would, I would, I would definitely be into that.
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Yeah, maybe we do that. That's our next, that's our next thing. We find some ghosts.
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It's just BFFs ghost hunting. We just turn it into that. It's not a podcast anymore. We end the pod and all we do is just go ghost hunt.
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Kind of sounds like a dream.
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That'd be sick. All right, Barstool, you heard our pitch. Give us a ghost hunting show.
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Thank you in advance. Okay, so Heidi Klum, which one of her costumes is like your favorite?
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Ever since like 2019. I see we have on this page.
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Yeah. That's when she started going balls to the wall.
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Okay. I mean, the ETS are pretty cool.
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Yeah.
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But I don't know, I think me, I kind of like the Medusa one the most. I just think like the, the guy's costume that goes with it. Really cool. Like having the stone person there with her is dope. I love like the Percy Jackson books. I love the Greek mythology and, and Roman mythology and even like Egyptian mythology. Like read the, the Kane Chronicles and all of Mount Olympus. So I, I like that kind of world. So for me, I gotta go the Medusa one. As much as, you know, I kind of started off being like, does this kind of look like her other costume? I still think, I still think it's really cool. And I do kind of like that she doesn't care to make her costume sexy. I think that's the thing I was like missing when I hadn't looked at all of her costumes is like, she's never sexy. A fine or costumes, you know.
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No, that's not her thing. Fully cost.
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She wants to go full out. She doesn't want it to be like, oh, I'm making myself look good in this type of costume. Right. It's like I'm making the costume number one. You're not even gonna know it's me. So I think, I think I kind of. I'm gonna retract my statement at the start because I think I was an idiot and I kind of missed the whole point here. And I think the whole point of her costumes is that you don't even know it's her. Right.
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Like, she like fully does Halloween where she's the character.
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Yes. Like she's, she goes so deep. It's a 10 hour process. It's the art behind it. And if she just looks sexy, there's not a lot as much art behind that. There's not as much done there. So, yeah, I, I think this year's costume is, is, is great. And I have done a full 360 in my own head as we've looked at these photos.
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Wow. I'm super proud of you to Come to that conclusion, I think Forever mine. Well, the worm was just so good to me. So funny the way she jumps in it. So. Yeah.
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Or when she, like, got down on.
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The ground and just started like, in worm.
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Yeah, that shit's hilarious, dude.
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She's great. Yeah. Mine will have to be the worm, but Heidi kills it every single year.
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All right, what do we got next? White Lotus Season 4 location revealed. Variety reported that Season 4 will take place in two locations. Paris in the French Riveria Riviera. I'm not having.
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No, it's not.
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And I'm usually the good reader. Well, no, I am.
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I wouldn't say the good reader.
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You're the bad reader. I'm the good reader. That's the whole thing.
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No one thinks that I'm a bad reader. No one thinks that. But anyways, Shout out. Is it. It's Mike, right? That makes this show.
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Yes.
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Mike White. Is that his name?
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Yep.
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Mike White. Shout out. This guy who just completely finessed HBO into giving himself, like, free vacations around the world. What a genius. What a genius.
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And my man knows what the hell he's doing. I want to. And it's always at the Four Seasons.
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Oh, my gosh. Yeah. He. He goes, okay, I'm just gonna get the nicest hotel in this nicest spot in the world. Let me just do another season. He's going to do this show forever. He's going to do 1200 seasons if he can, because he's just going to keep getting these rock star vacations that he gets to go on. This guy is the goat.
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He is the goat in every sense of it. He literally crushes it. The show is so good. He gets to do it in all These places. Now he has a partnership with the Four Seasons. Like, it just doesn't get better than that.
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So HBO had a partnership with the.
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Four Seasons and now it's ended.
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So it's opening up more opportunity to.
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Location because it can be at like.
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Before, it could only be at four seasons out of four seasons. Now it can be at anyone. Wow. Yeah. She's well.
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And it has to be just as good or better than the Four Seasons. So it's only going to be good places.
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Oh, yeah. I mean, you're not going to. You're not going to have it. Go and be somewhere like, I don't know, a motel.
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Well, what if they do like a broke version?
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They do. They do like the trailer trash version of White Lotus.
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They do it like my family on a Carnival cruise.
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That's actually a great show idea.
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I know. A Carnival cruise. Fucking White Lotus one. A cruise one would be good because you can't get off the cruise.
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Yeah.
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Season.
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Yeah. You can't go nowhere. Huh. Or even just at like, even just at like a trailer camp. Just like a random small trailer camp that people are pulling into, I think. Let's go. Trailer trash version of White Lotus.
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Yeah. Literally. AKA my family's in the summer. Alice Haven. They should do that. Pitch it. Ellis Haven. I'll help you guys. Mike White. I'll connect you.
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Yeah, the.
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To the owners of Ellis Haven't Place. Great community.
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Broaden your viewership. You know what I mean?
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. A lot of crazy shit happened there, actually. Everyone's like an alcoholic, so. A lot of crazy shit.
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Yeah.
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Oh, perfect. Yeah, there's something to think on.
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Okay.
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I'm excited for that. You're not in the show this season.
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No, I did. I didn't. Didn't actually get an audition for it. So wild. I know. But no, I didn't actually audition for it. I was. I was. I don't know, maybe they. Maybe they saw I was busy shooting a movie in Toronto or something, so they were like, oh, we can't. We can't have him do both.
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Yeah, probably. That's probably exactly.
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Yeah, that's probably 100% what it was.
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Yeah.
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Or else they would have had me.
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Yeah.
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Come on now.
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All right, you want to read this next headline? Since I don't know how to read.
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Yep. Justin Baldooney loses lawsuit. Justin's massive 400 million extortion and defamation lawsuit against Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds has officially been shut down after Justin missed a court imposed deadline to amend his claims. So, yeah, the guy's not getting his money, I guess. In a new order signed on October 31, US District Judge Lewis Lemon ruled that Baldoni and his Wayfair.
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Nice.
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Wayfair.
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Yeah.
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Is that the name of studios? Okay. Co plaintiffs let their opportunity to revive the case lapse, effectively ending their legal fight. So it seems like they just took too long, and they kind of, like, failed to respond so that the case got dropped, which kind of seems to me like that means they felt like they weren't gonna win, right?
B
Yeah. I mean, it's just so shady to go after someone and completely defame them and, like, absolutely tear their public opinion to shreds. Like, people hate Blake Lively now and then not go through with the case. Makes it seem like you literally just did it to cover up your own self and, like, make her the bad guy. But then you don't even care to finish it because, like, maybe Blake was telling the truth the whole fucking time. Because other women came forward and said that they had the same experience with him recently.
A
Really?
B
Yeah.
A
Yeah. I mean, it kind of seems like, if anything, there could be a countersue here for defamation of character from Blake Lively's camp. I mean, after everything that, you know, she got put through with this case, they might also just decide it's better to drop it. But I don't know. This is one of those classic, you know, he said, she saids that I feel like we've talked about countless times on the podcast where at a time, everyone's so sure they know the answer, and everyone goes, this is what it is. This is what it is.
B
Yeah.
A
You know, maybe sometimes we give an opposing take to what the general public thinks, and then we get destroyed for it. And then it comes to light that, you know, oh, well, maybe he was right all along. So I don't know. I think this is the one of those classic, like, social media pounces on somebody that they just want to. They want to start hating or someone that has been loved a little bit too long, people flip on them. I mean, that's like a classic story from social media all the way to a list actor. Like, you look at it, anybody that gets big, eventually they get thrown under the bus and they get hated on, right? Like, you even see it with, like, kaisernet during his mafia thon3. Like, for the longest time, that guy was all love, all of all love. He does Mafia Thawne 3. And then all of a sudden, all this hate starts coming out on him, right? Like, anybody that rises to the top, eventually they get this Flip. And everyone just is like, ah, we've liked them for too long. Let's just find something to hate them about, right?
B
So I'm seeing that happen with Drew Ski right now.
A
It happens to everybody. It happens to everybody. I mean, it's. It's a wild situation, but no matter kind of what, you rise to a point and then I think people just, I don't know, they. They've seen enough of you or they've liked you for too long, or they hear one thing and everyone's like, you know what? I never really liked them, or whatever. Everyone just kind of flips on the boat. So it's too bad that that's how it is, especially in social, because, you know, it should always be like innocence until proven guilty thing or whatnot. But if somebody says something on you today, it doesn't even have to be real. You could lose all your brand deals, you could lose all your revenue. You could, you know, pretty much lose your job because somebody says something about you that isn't real. And social media will take it and go with it. It's just a really. It's a, It's a sad state for, for the world to be in. But hopefully this all gets resolved and, you know, the truth comes out with this situation at the end with this is just.
B
It's just hard with this specific case because it's involving sexual harassment. So it's like it shouldn't be. It shouldn't be the big shitstorm that we see online in media with it, right?
A
It's not like this person voted for somebody, you know what I mean? It's not like, oh, this person. Like, this is. This is serious as it gets, you know, like, this is not something that's like a joke in matter. This isn't something that's like, oh, let's all just give our, like, little take on the situation. Like, people's lives are seriously affected by this, and people's lives get affected by it every day. So you want to see the truth come out about it because you want the, the victims in these situations to feel like they can speak out and they can, you know, like, like come to light and like, people are gonna back them and stuff. But then you have the people that come out and they're lying, and then all that does is set everyone that actually went through something real back so many steps. You know what I mean? Like, it's such a selfish act and an evil act to. To go and lie on a situation like that. If that is true, again, we don't know it's a he said, she said. But if there were lies on something as extreme as sexual harassment as that, you are so many people over that are true victims. And it's just, it's, it's the most mind blowing thing to me that you as a person are so like narcissistic or wrapped into your own world that you don't think about all the other people's lives that you are impacting by telling this lie. Because now they're that much more scared to maybe come out in the future. Right. Because they don't. They, people aren't going to listen. It's going to be. They're like, oh, people just lie about this now to get clicks on social when real people are going to try to do it. It, it's just shitty. There was so much progress made at one point and now we're seeing the flip of it. It's just, it's very maddening.
B
Yeah. I mean and then you see the counter with like that she was telling the truth and then he defames her and does all this crazy and it's like what the people are just, everyone's just so.
A
That's what I mean, it's, it's, it's ridiculous. So I don't know. I hope obviously the truth of this situation comes to light in and you know, justice is served. So. But in other news in this headline, I liked and I, I was excited to see this, but Nina debreve mocking Shaun White with the Halloween costume. It was pretty funny. I mean this, this was a pretty great little costume. Nina DeBreve seemingly mocked her ended engagement to Sean White for Halloween dressing up as Chucky the Doll's wife. Life fans are saying because Sean White is also a redhead, this is a diss to him following cheating, rumors being the reason for their breakup.
B
I mean, hilarious, hilarious, awesome. Subtle way and a subtle dig. And you're saying so much without literally saying anything.
A
Oh yeah. Because hey, I'm just going as an iconic Halloween costume.
B
Yep.
A
Oh, if you guys want to interpret it that way.
B
Yeah, if the shoe fits.
A
Hey, that's not on me. That's what I'm just going as this iconic costume. That's how you guys.
B
Wow.
A
I never thought of it like that.
B
Wow. Everyone sees him like.
A
I don't, I don't.
B
Yeah.
A
But if the world does. You know what? Rock on, dude.
B
Wait, he's allegedly dating Shaun White. Is allegedly dating a tiktoker. Ellie Withrow. Oh. She's a model and aspiring actress and apparently he's been seen with. She's been seen with Shaun White after. Shortly after the split with Nina.
A
Okay, well, maybe that's a little bit of the. The cheating scandal that people are alluding to. Maybe that was starting a little bit before the end of the relationship.
B
Interesting. How do you cheat on. I mean, men just suck. But how do you cheat on Nina Dobrev? Especially when you look like Shaun White?
A
Yeah, I don't. I don't know what the thought is there. I. I really don't know. It seems like they were engaged for a long time though, right?
B
Yes.
A
If I remember correctly, it seemed like they were engaged for a while. I don't know if we can get that looked up, but I thought it was like. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like, I thought it was over, like three years or something, which usually when engagements are going that long, maybe there's something going on. I just feel like engagements are typically over three years, right?
B
Yeah, 10 years. Oh, 10 months. So sorry.
A
Wow, that's so little. That's such a little.
B
So little. They've been together for five years.
A
Okay. Before, I just. Maybe I just thought they were engaged right from the rip. I don't know. Me too.
B
I don't know why I fully would feel like they were together. Would have said that.
A
I thought they were engaged for so long.
B
I literally was like. 10 years. Nope. 10 months.
A
Huh. Well, we sound like idiots. Anyways. You know what? You know what is an even worse sign than a. A long engagement, A really short one that ends in no marriage. So, hey, I. I mean, I hope, you know, she finds the. The love she's looking for. I mean, she's got to be having a good time jumping off of Zac Efron's yacht or whatever, right?
B
She'll be fine.
A
I'm sure she's gonna have a blast.
B
She's a badass. She's beautiful, she's smart. She'll be fine.
A
I'm sure she's gonna be just great. Julia Fox, controversial costume. I saw this. I. I was. I was pretty stunned when I first, like, glanced at this. Like, when I first just kind of looked it over.
B
Yeah, me too. I'm like, really the least woke person. Like, nothing offends me. I think. I think people are insane. When I saw it, like, before seeing her post about it, I immediately was like, this is fucked.
A
Yeah.
B
I just thought it was kind of crazy for her because the people that.
A
Don'T know she dressed up as Jackie Kennedy. But not just as Jackie Kennedy. She dressed up as the former first lady seconds after the President John F. Kennedy was shot in the head. So it is a costume of, you know, Jackie Kennedy in the outfit she was wearing when her husband got assassinated and his brains pretty much splattered all over her, her jacket and skirt. So a very crazy costume decide to go out in for Halloween. She was trying to defend it after people were saying it was disrespectful. As a statement. It wasn't a costume is what she was saying. She was saying this is a statement which is a very. Yeah, very Julia Fox response.
B
She let's read the whole thing because it's great. This is how she explained it. I'm dressed as Jackie Kennedy in the pink suit. Not as a costume, but as a statement. When her husband was assassinated, she refused to change out of her blood stained clothes, saying, I wanted them to see what they've done. The image of the delicate pink soup splattered with blood is one of the most haunting juxtapositions in modern history. Beauty and horror. Poison, devastation. Her decision not to change clothes even after being encouraged to, was an act of extraordinary bravery. It was performance, protest and mourning all at once. A woman weaponizing image and grace to expose brutality. It's about trauma, power, and how femininity in itself is a form of resistance. Long live Jackie O. Like, like, I get that. I do, I do think it's a powerful message from Jackie herself.
A
Yeah, from her. To do it in the time when it happened. Like, to me this is like I wanted to do a fucking crazy ass costume to get people talk, talking about me. Because I love when people talk about me. That's Julia Fox. So she goes, I want to be talked about. What do I do? And then here's the backup message to make it seem like I'm doing this for a different reason. And like to be like, oh, empowerment and da da, da, da, da da. Right. Like, to me this is such a. Like, bro, you read the room. Read the room. Yeah, it's probably not. It's.
B
It's those grandkids alive.
A
Yeah, man. Like let's, let's be for real. That's not, that's not what you were trying to do.
B
So just be Jackie Kennedy before the blood.
A
Sure, sure. Like, if you want to, like be like, she was such an amazing figure. I, I just think, I just think this is, to me, knowing Julia Fox and the type of person she is, this is a, this is a move to get people talking.
B
Publicity stunt.
A
Yeah, this is a move to do that.
B
That.
A
So I don't Know, maybe I'm wrong, but I don't think so.
B
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A
Did you see this? Did you see this Alex Earl mom thing? Okay, I have. I have a take that I think is hot and people might not agree with. We'll give you guys the background here. First, Alex Earl's stepmom claps back at guest judge. Alex did her dance on Dancing with the Stars. She's been killing it. And everybody on the. The. The Judging gave a 10, I think, except for one. One lady gave a nine. Ashley Dupree. And in the video, you can hear Alex stepmom.
B
Ashley Dubri is her stepmom.
A
That's not the lady's name.
B
No, no.
A
I thought that was the judge's name this whole time. What's the judge's. The judge's name?
B
Cheryl Burke.
A
Cheryl Burke. Thank you. So Cheryl Burke is the one that puts up the 9. She throws up a 9. Everyone el up at 10, and somebody is videoing when all the. The votes come in and you can hear the stepmom. Alex's stepmom pretty much say, go take more Ozempic, right?
B
Yeah, she was recording and posted it.
A
She posted herself saying it, too. Yeah, that's a tough. That's a tough.
B
Does that change your take?
A
Maybe a little bit? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, it does. It does change my take. They definitely changes my take take.
B
I feel like I know what your take was gonna be is like, we all talk like that, but she didn't know that it was being posted.
A
So here's what I was gonna say. Here's what I was gonna say. Look, I don't know how close Alex and her stepmom are, right? I don't know what that relationship is. What I do know that is that, like, if my mom and my dad or, like, you know, I'm. I'm watching my siblings, like my intermediate family. Right, Right. I am gonna ride for them so hard. I don't give a. Like, I. Like, if you're giving. If you're giving a nine to. To one of my family members, you dog. Yeah, of course. If I'm. If now, I didn't know she video did it and posted it. So I do have to practice that. I thought a kid videoed this and posted it. And so then the mom got, like, put on blast. But the things everyone says in their own house about other people that with their family are horrendous. Like, let's just be for real. Like, no one's sitting in their own home.
B
Everyone said something bad when she. That lady gave her a 9 also.
A
It's just like. It's like, in general, as, like, families, like, you ride for your fucking family dog. Like, that is what life is. Like, you ride for your family. At least that's how you know. Like, I think I was raised how a lot of people are raised. Like, if you. If you are lucky enough to come from, like, a good household, you fucking ride for your family. You ride for your dogs. Like, that's your blood. So, yeah, I'm gonna be outlandish, as if I feel like somebody has done something wrong to my family. That was my initial take. Now I find out she posted it, and, you know, I think you gotta be careful now my take has become, look, stepmom, I get you on a ride, I get you want to ride, and that's appreciative. But don't post the. Don't post it yourself.
B
See, I think she may be like, I'm totally with you. Ride for. My mom would probably have said the same thing, said something worse, like, you know what I mean? But I think that maybe just Ashley doesn't realize how crazy the fan, like, Alex's fan base is. Or just like anyone. Anything surround surrounding Alex is so, like, even the smallest comment, which, yeah, sure, it was a shitty comment, but like, that probably anyone would have said about someone judging their stepdaughter bad. Like, it's gonna get blown out of proportion. So now she knows to just, you know what? What? Send it to the group chat.
A
Yeah.
B
Post or save it in the drafts. Like, you can say whatever you want. It's your home, baby. And everyone was mad about that goddamn nine. Okay. Everyone was mad about that goddamn night. Just don't post It.
A
Yeah, you just, you know. You know, like, maybe there's a nicer way to say it or address it, but no, like. Like, I. So. So again, I. I did think this was, like, a moment that had been videoed and. And been taken, you know, that wasn't supposed to ever see the light. So. Yeah, just maybe. Hopefully she's learned her lesson. Hopefully stepmom's learned the lesson of, like, all right, you know, we won't post those, or we're gonna listen a little bit more carefully back to the audio when we go and post a video.
B
But she did post a video and say, I just want to jump on here and apologize for making comments that were insensitive in the heat of the competition, my stepmotherly instincts got the best of me. Never do I ever want to make another person feel bad. In fact, I try to do the opposite. So. Yeah, good enough.
A
Yep.
B
I don't think it's that deep.
A
Me neither. I. I would accept that apology and say, let's all move on. Now. That might just be me. And people, you know, might be very soft and sensitive to this subject, even in whatever. I mean, I just. I know, like, my family, like, we're not, like, they're. They're amazing people. My family is nice to everybody, like, part of the community. Like, but at the end of the day, when you're. When you're talking about your own kids, like, stepmom or full mom, when you're talking about your. Your own young ones, like, it's. You ride or die, and that's just how it is.
B
Yeah. I'm personally looking for Ozempic allegations, so I would have. If I was that judge, I would.
A
Have been like, okay, so my body's teeth.
B
Thank you.
A
Thank you. All right, all right.
B
Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa. Cat Stickler spotted with John Mayer again. And Andy Cohen. Oh, so they're really dating for real. For real.
A
At the same day.
B
Getting serious. If he's introducing her to Andy.
A
For real. But. Hey, yo, Shout out, Shout out. Stickler and mayor. That's a. Yeah.
B
I kind of look like a good couple.
A
Yeah, I get that. I like her videos. I think her videos are hilarious. So I hope she has all the success.
B
Yeah. Good for them. Demi Lovato. This was iconic. She dressed as. She dressed as poop for Halloween.
A
As poop Poot. Oh, the, like, viral meme of herself. Of herself.
B
Yes.
A
She hasn't done this before?
B
No, she just pooped herself.
A
Are you sure she hasn't done the poot Halloween costume before? Why have I feel she was just.
B
I've already heard, like, she is poot.
A
I know she is poot, but I'm saying I thought she had already done this.
B
No. This is the first time you're in amnesia or something.
A
Yeah, I guess I can see into the future. Well, that's awesome. I love when people laugh at themselves.
B
So, yeah, iconic even did Poot better than the real boot pictures.
A
How long. How long do you think I have to wait before I can go as, like, the eye roll and then that's iconic.
B
I know.
A
That's good. Like, how long do I wait? It's got to be, like, another few years. Right?
B
You gotta, like, have kids or something.
A
Right, right, right. I. I need to, like, have, like, some crazy happen and then go out as the eye.
B
You have to have, like, a movie under your belt, like a serious role or something. Right. And then do it.
A
So, like, everyone's mind has moved off of it fully. So then when it comes back, people are like, what? What the. That's a good point. That's a good point.
B
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
A
Anyone dress up as you for Halloween this year?
B
Yeah, but they always do my old. They do my old hair. Like, they do pink stage or purple stage.
A
Okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Do they wear merch and have, like.
B
They wear a hungover? They do my old.
A
Have, what, like a 24 in their.
B
Hand or something like that? Like, what's a 2 4?
A
Like, just like a pack of 24 beers. Like, oh, what do they.
B
What do they bring actually? Yeah, they do. They dress as that? My old era. They dress with pink hair.
A
That's what I mean. Said old era. That was asking what else do they add for the details.
B
Yeah, a lot of. A lot of girls did with their yellow labs. And then they wear podcast headphones and just a podcast mic. And then they have my merch on. Oh, and they do their little dogs and costumes. It's cute.
A
That's nice. That's nice.
B
Yeah. Anyone dresses you, what do they do?
A
Just have still Softish is like, a Halloween costume. Every single year, people go, it's me and Bryce. And they get the sweatpants. And they'll usually, like, put, like, Josh on the T shirt of one and Bryce on the T shirt of other.
B
And.
A
And they go out and do that. They're always fun to see. They're really cool to see.
B
So why wasn't anybody me and you?
A
That's a good point, Bri.
B
Guys, what the. Oh, maybe next year it'll be like rk. It could be like, do you remember this podcast?
A
Right, right. It would be like a throwback. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Childhood costume or something.
B
Yeah. Nostalgic.
A
Damn. Okay, okay. Hell yeah. Maybe.
B
Oh, MTV cancels Ridiculousness after 46, 000 seasons.
A
Yeah. They're finally done with ridiculousness. I mean, what a wild TV run. What a wild TV run. I wonder how many people even knew it was still on. But the cast of that show gotta be like, God damn it, dude, we were making a million bucks a week. I know, because at that point, you do that many seasons of a show, like. Like you're making so much money as the cast. Like, you know, every single one of them are making, like 100 G's an episode. They're filming, like six episodes a week or whatever. Like, they were making moolah. But, dude, what a. What a. What a. What a thing that Rob Dyrdek really built. Like, to have something go on from 2011 to 2025 is crazy redible. And, like, not it being an animated show, not it being like, those are just the people, you know, like, that's. That's. That's super impressive.
B
And when it was peak, like, that show was iconic. I mean, it's clearly iconic forever. But when it was, like, fucking peak ridiculousness, I never laughed so hard. Rob Dyrdek, I think he was. A lot of girls my age is like, whoa, wait, hear me out. Like, this is my biggest crush.
A
Yeah. I mean, he was the coolest guy. Yeah, man, he's the coolest guy.
B
Congrats to 46 seasons, Rob.
A
Yeah.
B
You know, and Chanel.
A
It'll air through 2026 and still be on Paramount and whatnot, so people can still go watch it. But. But yeah, no more new episodes. Eventually.
B
It's.
A
It's sad. It's sad. End of an era. End of an era for sure.
B
This one kind of broke my heart. I don't know why I have, like, such a parasocial relationship to Jacob Elordi and Olivia Jade. Because they never posted anything together. No one knows anything about them. But to know that they broke up and he's already moved on with Jade Gianna Louis kind of makes me sad. Wait, what? Olivia?
A
No, that's her last name. What are you talking about? Bri? Miss. I'm the good reader.
B
Well, I did read that one, right? But I didn't know Olivia Jade had another last name.
A
Anyways, yeah, they split up. I. It felt like this was kind of, like, back and forth. Like, they. There were, like, rumors about this constantly. No.
B
Yeah, but Then they. Then she went to the Frankenstein premiere, so everyone was like, oh, my God. They never broke up. But now he is seen with this new girl who is not named Gianna Louie. Kristen Keenel. She is. He's being seen with. Yeah. Good for. I mean, he really loves a brunette girl with big features. And you know what? That's what he does. That's who he's.
A
Big features. What's that mean?
B
Like, bold features. Like, big cheekbones, big eyebrows.
A
Oh, okay.
B
Like, bold features.
A
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, hey, he's got a tight. Ain't nothing wrong with that.
B
No, no, definitely not. I mean, they look great together. I hope. Olivia Jade. I keep seeing, like, Olivia Jade being spotted, and it's just like, she's wearing her headphones and everyone's, like, guessing. She's like, what song do you think you listen to after you and Jacob Elordi break up?
A
They're trying to figure out what sad music she's got playing in the background.
B
Yeah, yeah.
A
What track are you playing if you and Jacob Elordi just break up? What are you playing?
B
Haunted.
A
Haunted?
B
Yeah.
A
Okay.
B
By Taylor Swift.
A
Nice.
B
I'd be like. Because I don't have anything to. I love that song so much, but I don't have anything to relate it to. So if I could be Olivia Jade, and I'd be like, so, Olivia, if you're listening, listen to Haunted.
A
There we go.
B
Would you listen to Jay?
A
What would I listen to? Probably All Girls Are the Same by Juice World.
B
Oh, nice.
A
Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'd be listening to that and just be applying it to him. Be like, knew you were the same as everyone else.
B
Yeah, that's good.
A
Your Aussie accent fucking tricked me.
B
Those performative fucking paparazzi pictures. This guy, this guy.
A
That's so. Yeah, that's 100% what it would be. Well, Dictionary.com announces word of the year. What do you think it is? Bri? Are you already looking at the sheet?
B
It's six, seven. Is this a prime?
A
Those are numbers. They're already numbers. They're already a thing. They're all the. The word six and seven have already been around.
B
What do you mean?
A
I don't know.
B
World is.
A
I don't know.
B
That's real. Or is this a prank?
A
This is real, I guess.
B
Dictionary.com announces the word of the year is six, seven.
A
We need to get back to better words, dude. Remember when swag was a thing and that became word of the Year? That was a great year. Swag was awesome. We had good words getting invented. Now now we're just taking numbers and calling them words.
B
A word word.
A
We're just taking the order of two numbers that coincide to go back to back, and we're going, hey, here's our new word now. What the. Dude, Next year it's going to be like, square triangle or something. Dumb as hell. We got it.
B
I can't.
A
What the. We got to be coming up with better words, guys. We have. We've had good words. We had, like, you know, like, glizzy became a big thing.
B
What does 6, 7 even mean?
A
Gritty came around. That was good. We had a good dance move with it. Gridding. And that was awesome. We had swag. That shit was dope. Everyone's swaggy now. Swaggy was hard.
B
We loved swaggy, but, like, six' seven, no one even knows what it fucking means. The organization describes the term as a classic brain rot slang. Oh, my God. That is purposefully nonsensical. And all about being in the obscurity. What are you talking about? Children used to be smart, man.
A
We used to come up with better new words, I'll tell you that.
B
We used to go outside and we would just count numbers. We wouldn't just say them, just. We knew that they weren't words.
A
We just count blades of grass. We just figure out, dude, everything.
B
We're all fucking doomed, man. That really ruined my day. So, yeah, I was hoping. Oh, wait, we do have one thing to talk about for you. The. The Barstool Invitational that you got pick last for. And you're not on any of the thumbnails.
A
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Thanks for that. Barstool Invitational, episode three, I Believe is out right now. So if I'm counting my head, that means I'm allowed to talk about the first 27 holes. So, yeah, I mean, you know, first day face isn't on the thumbnail. That's okay. That's okay. I got picked last, Right, right, right. You got to build the storyline a little bit. I get it. But then I go out and what a performance, right? What a performance. I'm out there with Duke the legend. I got weed smoke in my face 24 7. I was high as and I didn't even smoke that day. It was. It was wild. I mean, Brie, this guy hit. Hit so many bowls. Like, we got.
B
Who was it? Your partner?
A
Yes, yes, yes. Like, first day, right? First hole. I kid you not. It is. It is, you know, like nine in the morning or whatever. We pull up to the first tee box and all of a sudden I'm like, kind of smells like skunk. Like a little reefer or something. Turn around, Dookie. My partner got a whole bowl just full in the pipe. Just tearing it down. He goes. Just blows it all on me.
B
Oh, my God.
A
Hey, you want any? And I was like, duke, no. No. It's nine in the morning. I gotta lock in, dude. Like, I'm. I'm kind of nervous. Like, I gotta go out there and have a good day today. Like, I gotta play well. I want to win. I want to beat Sketch and Trent. Like, I can't get high right now. And he goes, okay, whatever. And, you know, he's like, all chill like, he was a beauty. I love playing with him. Comes up to the tee box, hits another. So he's already too deep. He hasn't even hit a ball yet. Hits his ball. Ball gets to the cart. Hits another bowl, then goes to our. Our ball. Hits another bowl. We get it onto the green. Before we get on the green, he hits another bowl. We took four shots in the first hole. It was a par four. We got a par. This guy had, like, five to six bowls. Like, he was hitting more bowls than he was golf shots on the day. It was an incredible sight to see what a feat that man did out there in the course and had nothing to do.
B
Was he good at. At golfing?
A
He did what he needed to do. He did what he needed to do. He, you know, he put the ball. It went straight and it would roll far, so it was good. And he hit some putts for us. He had a clutch chip. Like, he. He was. He was there, and he was keeping the vibes hot. And he was getting the teammates, the other teammates on the other team's high. So they were loose, too loose.
B
And I was okay.
A
I was able to get in there, you know, so. No, it was great. But, you know, we're on day three now. Your boy is still a part of it. Go to check the YouTube video. No, no, no picking the thumbnail. No picking up.
B
No call him out.
A
No picking the thumbnail. Bar stool. I mean, come on, Dave, do. I don't even mind if I'm way in the back, right? Like, I don't even want to be in the front or anything. It would just be cool to, like, see, like, a little bit of my head just somewhere. Somewhere in the background there.
B
Because you were there.
A
I was there. I was there for. I was there for the whole 27. All right? I was there. What are we doing? What are we doing?
B
Yeah, do better.
A
Barstool I just wanted. I just want one. I just want one. This next. This next nine. This next nine. I better have my fucking face on the thumbnail. All right.
B
Yeah, you fucking better fucking. Jesus. I mean, you know what? I'll be in all the thumbnails for Special Forces, though. You know, they put me on the COVID of everything. So if you guys haven't been checking that out, check it out, because we got, what, how many episodes left? I think. I think we have three episodes. Two episodes until the season finale. Who knows? Do I make it to the end? Do I. Do I leave this week? I have been crushing it. If you haven't watched last episode, I fucking murdered it. So watch Special Forces guys if you haven't watched it yet. Yeah, and I go through all the episodes on Plan Brie, so if you want to hear in depth shit about it, that's where I talk and I tell you all the secrets. So, Josh, you think I make it to the end?
A
Yeah, I do.
B
All right, cool.
A
I have faith in you.
B
Thank you. Josh, do you think I, Josh Richards.
A
Do you think I get put on a thumbnail eventually or what?
B
Yeah, I'm gonna call someone after this.
A
All right, thanks. Dude, there's, like, 27 people on the first day's thumbnail. Not even one of them is me. There's 27 people. I just counted all the faces. Not even one. Not even one of the faces.
B
Serious?
A
Not even one of the faces. 27 faces. There's 27. You know how many people are in the tournament? 48. That means over 50% are on this thumbnail in just this one thumbnail. Just the first days. And I'm not even in it.
B
Are you sure you're not in it?
A
The fuck? Let me go to the second day. Day one, two, three.
B
Oh, my God, Josh, there's 27 people on that.
A
12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17. 17 in day two. No, Josh.
B
Oh, can we pull up? Can we let the viewers see these? How big these thumbnails are? There was not one ounce of 16 in day three.
A
No, Josh.
B
And look, I know, but that's day three. They need to see day one.
A
I. I know that, but. But, gosh, just one, like, so far in the background. I don't even mind if I'm like. I don't even mind if I'm, like, behind the words or just, like, so.
B
Far in the back.
A
I don't want to be in the front. I don't think I deserve to be in the front. Also, by the way, I shouldn't be in the front. I'm not a YouTube golfer. Just throw me in the back somewhere, though. Like, really far. Really far. Just somewhere.
B
You should be on it.
A
Just anywhere, man.
B
You should just be on it. For sure.
A
I feel like the Duke and I, like, we provided good entertainment value where everyone was and crying over the Quan situation. At least we were focused on playing some golf and telling good stories. Everyone else was just whining all day long.
B
Well, Josh, I. I have some bad news for you. If. And it's hilarious how Dave is the only one, like, photoshopped in all of these, like, face tuned.
A
Yeah.
B
What are we doing? Tanner with, like, blue eyes. And like, everyone else, it's kind of like a blurry picture. And Dave has, like, the clearest, crispest.
A
With, like, the eye pop. Like, we know that's not how they look at irl.
B
And it's every invitational. It's getting smaller and smaller of people, and you're still not added. So I fear that you're never going to be on the thumbnail.
A
Really?
B
Yeah, Honestly, maybe. Maybe someone will see it and add you next week, but I don't know, man. It's not looking good.
A
Okay.
B
Make your own. You know what? I'm gonna make one for all.
A
Can you make me a thumbnail? Can you make me one? That'd be sick.
B
I'll do that. Yeah.
A
All right. Thank you. I appreciate that.
B
All right. All right. Well, that's BFFs, guys. We'll see you next week.
A
We'll see you next week.
Date: November 6, 2025
Host: Barstool Sports
This episode is a lively, wide-ranging discussion between Josh Richards and Brianna Chickenfry, centered around Halloween pop culture moments (especially the legend of Heidi Klum's costumes), recent celebrity news, and their personal takes on viral internet trends. The hosts jump from World Series recaps to dissecting internet drama with their trademark friendly banter and irreverent humor, making this an engaging entry for fans of both pop culture commentary and the BFFs' dynamic friendship.
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Light-hearted discussion about witches and the power of belief, with Bri sharing about "Etsy witches" and Josh pondering the line between manifestation and magic.
Both hosts toy with the idea of launching a BFFs ghost-hunting show.
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The signature BFFs blend: fast-paced, deeply unserious, unfiltered but warm. Expect rapid-fire jokes, lightly researched pop culture debates, and open calls for listeners to chime in via comments. Bri and Josh riff off each other with sibling energy, keeping the conversation both accessible and sometimes (deliberately) uninformed for comedic effect.
This episode is jam-packed with pop culture breakdowns, viral Halloween gossip, and meta debates on everything from ghost hunting shows to the authenticity of public internet drama. Josh and Bri's candidness, willingness to course correct, and smart-dumb commentary style make even the silliest internet trends feel worth tracking. If you’re a fan of internet culture and want a digestible doors-open peek into celebrity news (with very unserious detours along the way), this episode is worth catching up on.