Ask, Tell, Confess: Why Was A Tampon Glued To The Wall?

Summary

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Dumb Blonde Podcast – "Ask, Tell, Confess: Why Was A Tampon Glued To The Wall?"

Date: November 14, 2025
Host: Bunnie XO
Guests/Co-hosts: Jaime, Jillian, Sunny

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Episode Overview

In this hilariously candid and sometimes gross-out episode, Bunnie XO and her crew dive into wild hotel stories, taboos around cleanliness, confessions about personal struggles, and moments of reflection on friendship and forgiveness. With a signature blend of raunchy humor and emotional realness, the Dumb Blonde squad invites listeners to laugh, relate, and heal as they share everything—from the infamous glued tampon on a hotel wall to heartfelt reflections on personal growth and letting go of grudges.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Opening Banter & Musical Past

Timestamps: 03:05–06:01

• The crew reminisces about their childhood musical experiences, joking about being in school bands and doing weird things with string instruments.
• Bunnie admits to not being cool enough for band and everyone pokes fun about being “nerds.”
• "I felt great with that stop sign. Yeah. It was another life, huh?" —Bunnie [04:35]

2. Taboo Hotel Room Confessions

Timestamps: 06:01–10:23

• Prompt: "No one really talks about what goes on in hotel rooms," Bunnie says, cueing everyone to reveal craziest hotel worker stories.
• Jaime, an ex-housekeeper, laments the state of hotel rooms: "People are disgusting. Doesn’t matter if they know someone's coming, they'll leave a log in the bathroom." —Jaime [06:57]
• Bunnie shares stories of living in hotels during wild party years, including an incident where sewage backed up into the room at the Las Vegas Rio:
  "We had to pack up and get a different room, dude. Stepped in it while hungover!" —Bunnie [08:12]
• A dive into drugs, notably the definition and horrors of "crank," with help from Sunny the digital assistant.

3. The Gross-Out Factor: What Really Happens in Hotel Rooms

Timestamps: 10:24–15:08

• Bunnie admits to wild hotel exploits: "I used to leave lube filled handprints on the headboards. It was a time to be alive." —Bunnie [10:53]
• The crew debates hotel room cleanliness and the futility of blacklights.
• Jaime reacts: "Lube handprints on the headboard? That's a lot!" —Jaime [14:24]
• Jillian calls her mom, Mama Susan, for a cleaning story:
  "I thought somebody had got shot in here. Nope, they were doing it on her period. There were hunks." —Mama Susan [15:08]
  The group loses it laughing at “hunks” and the trauma of cleaning up after such guests.

4. More Absurd Hotel Anecdotes

Timestamps: 16:28–29:24

• Odd requests: A luxury hotel guest calls to have a snail removed from their room ("Was she on acid?").
• Schoolyard confessions: The group admits to salting snails as kids, sparking mock guilt and dark humor.
• A tale of a young busboy who delivers room service to a nude senior swinger party.
• A cleaning horror: "A young lady stuck her used tampon on the bathroom wall. The blood acted like glue and it cemented itself there." —Jillian [28:33]
• Jillian: "Why are we putting things on the wall? Disgusting disrespect for people who, you know, are going to have to clean stuff up." [28:49]
• A guest brings expired milk and leaves it in the mini fridge—no one can figure out why.

5. Real Talk: Weight, Health, & Peptides

Timestamps: 20:38–24:59

• Bunnie shares her journey using peptides and new medication (Retta), discussing the struggle with insulin and weight despite intense gym discipline.
• "My entire body is muscle...and still I cannot get the scale to move. So I’m hoping this Retta will titrate me down a little." —Bunnie [24:02]
• They break down the science of sugar, PCOS, and female health.
• Mo’s journey is highlighted as a “science experiment” for weight loss drugs.

6. Major Hotel Scandal Story

Timestamps: 32:36–35:32

• Jaw-dropping story about conference guests: A man is found, bloodied and in underwear, after a fight with his secret boyfriend—who had soiled the bed in the family suite.
• Bunnie sums up: "The moral of the story is, if you want to cheat on your wife...do your business in the smaller, uglier room, not the expensive suite you share with your family." [34:32]

7. Supporting Listener Stories & Fan Community

Timestamps: 35:37–38:33

• Listener Bob's story: Bob, age 77, has lived in a group home since 1982, and the hosts emotionally rally to adopt him as part of the Dumb Blonde family.
  "Bob, we're adopting you. I don't have a grandpa." —Bunnie [36:27]
• Idea blooms: Take Bob on “Bob On Broadway” adventure, complete with merch.

8. The "Cult" Town Experience

Timestamps: 38:34–43:49

• Jillian’s offbeat story about accidentally entering what felt like a religious cult town in Monteagle; the houses are old, perfect, and eerily empty.
• Speculation about whether it's a cult, religious commune, or something less sinister.
• Jillian: "It literally looked like everyone just stood up and walked out and never came back." [41:28]

9. Vulnerability: Friendship Fallouts & Growth

Timestamps: 44:01–57:18

• The tone shifts: Bunnie reflects on a recent painful fallout with a close friend and the challenge of not retaliating publicly.
• "I posted that video because your girl is hurt. I feel very used, very taken advantage of. I have cried about this numerous times because I just don't understand." —Bunnie [45:01]
• Clear decision to not use her platform to hurt:
  "Tearing down people who are in their worst era is not who I am." —Bunnie [45:34]
• Emotional description of choosing forgiveness over drama, featuring a moving comment from a listener:
  “God is changing you...Everyone cannot go where you’re going. Thank him for the clarity and the insight, and let it be. He will protect you and will always avenge you.” —Listener comment read by Bunnie [50:10]
• Update on Monica, a friend who has turned her life around after a similar fallout.

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Notable Quotes / Memorable Moments

• On Hotel Cleaning:
  "People are disgusting. Doesn’t matter if they know someone's coming, they'll leave a log in the bathroom." —Jaime [06:57]
• On Personal Growth:
  "Tearing down people who are in their worst era is not who I am." —Bunnie [45:34]
• Listener Empathy:
  "Bob, we're adopting you. I don't have a grandpa." —Bunnie [36:27]
• Vulnerability:
  "I feel very used, very taken advantage of. I have cried about this numerous times because I just don't understand." —Bunnie [45:01]
• Forgiveness:
  “Don’t bother with airing out the laundry, my girl. Prayers your way.” —Listener [50:39 read by Bunnie]

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• Band/Childhood Memories: 03:05–06:01
• Disgusting Hotel Stories Begin: 06:01
• Sunny explains ‘crank’ (meth): 09:33
• Lube handprints & hotel room confessions: 10:53–14:42
• Mama Susan's period-cleaning horror: 15:08
• Expelled snail, salted snails debate: 17:42
• Nude swinger party story: 25:01
• Used tampon glued to wall: 28:33
• Expired milk mystery: 28:58
• Peptides, weight, and women’s health: 20:38–24:59
• Conference infidelity hotel scandal: 32:36–35:32
• Bob joins the Dumb Blonde family: 35:37–38:33
• Cult-town tale: 38:34–43:49
• Friendship, hurt, choosing forgiveness: 44:01–57:18

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Tone & Style Highlights

• Unfiltered, raunchy, and self-deprecating humor is ever-present.
• Hosts share vulnerable moments but keep the mood light-hearted and supportive.
• There’s a theme of embracing growth and turning away from former destructive behaviors.
• Listeners and community get shout-outs and calls for empathy rather than cancellation or hate.

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Final Thoughts

This episode is a masterclass in mixing riotous, sometimes stomach-turning humor with depth and emotional honesty. With jaw-dropping hotel stories and real talk about trauma, growth, and forgiveness, Bunnie XO and her squad invite listeners to laugh and heal together, never shying away from the messy or the meaningful.

Transcript

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[Jillian]

Jillian.

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[Bunny]

Ask. Tell confetti.

[Jillian]

Ask Telco. Confess. I confess.

[Bunny]

How's that for your mesothelioma? Hello, friends. Welcome, everybody, to Boom Boom. That was a good one. Great.

[Jillian]

We were all, like, really, like.

[Bunny]

We were all into it at the same time. I didn't know you guys had that much rhythm. I was in band.

[Jillian]

What'd you play?

[Bunny]

Baronet. How's everybody doing? I did play the trombone, but my arms are too short. How's everybody doing this week?

[Jillian]

Great.

[Bunny]

Wait, did you say you played the trombone? What the hell? Yeah, my arms were too short to reach some of the notes, though, so I had a. I had a switch.

[Jillian]

Did you picture her using her leg.

[Bunny]

To get the trombone up and I would throw it? Sometimes it would just go flying out.

[Jillian]

Wait, does it not come to a stop?

[Jaime]

No.

[Jillian]

No.

[Jaime]

That's how you.

[Jillian]

How did you know that?

[Jaime]

Because I was in band, too.

[Jillian]

Wow, Nerds. You guys are.

[Bunny]

Dorsey, band teacher.

[Jillian]

Just kidding. I did play the clarinet for a little bit.

[Bunny]

I was in band. I played the viola.

[Jillian]

I was also in color guard.

[Bunny]

I played the viola. And I was a crosswalk officer. I. What is that?

[Jillian]

Excuse me.

[Bunny]

Yeah.

[Jillian]

What is that?

[Bunny]

I got to wear the badge and everything.

[Jillian]

I thought really let the kids go.

[Bunny]

Yeah.

[Jillian]

Stop.

[Bunny]

Like, the people I have to stop for were the kids.

[Jillian]

Yeah.

[Jaime]

Did you hold the sign?

[Bunny]

Yep. Stop.

[Jillian]

Go.

[Bunny]

It was great. I felt.

[Jillian]

Stop sign. Yeah.

[Bunny]

I felt great.

[Jillian]

Stop sign. Yeah. Yeah. What's stop sign?

[Bunny]

It was another life, huh? One of my.

[Jillian]

How old were you when you did.

[Bunny]

Fifth grade.

[Jillian]

Okay.

[Bunny]

But I also was in band. I thought you meant, like, 20 years ago. I'm sorry. I wasn't in band. I'm such a liar. I didn't want to be in band because I thought that the. The band was nerds. I was an orchestra. That's even worse. I know. I know. That's wild. I played the viola.

[Jillian]

We didn't.

[Bunny]

It like a violin. It's a violin, but it's a big, fatter, chunkier version of it.

[Jillian]

Yeah, the thing for chunk.

[Bunny]

Oh, it's great. You know, I used to gross myself out by rubbing the chalk on.

[Jillian]

I can't even think about it right now.

[Bunny]

I get goosebumps thinking about. But you know how you have to, like. I don't know if you've ever played a. A string instrument. You have to chalk up the strings on it. So you rub this chalk on it.

[Jillian]

Oh, God.

[Bunny]

It's like nails.

[Jillian]

Is it similar to, like, when you play pool and you.

[Bunny]

Yeah, that grosses me out, too. The. I don't know what that does. I just like to do it.

[Jillian]

Yeah. I stand there because I think it looks cool. Yeah, you should be rubbing it. Yeah, it looks like I'm about to do something cool.

[Bunny]

But I normally miss. I love it. So this week on Ask Chelcon Fam, we picked a topic that is pretty much, like, kind of taboo because nobody really talks about what goes on in hotel rooms.

[Sunny]

So.

[Bunny]

So we wanted to know hotel workers craziest stories. Who would like to kick this one off?

[Jillian]

I got a pretty good one. What do you got? You got.

[Bunny]

I have a short and sweet one, so you go for it.

[Jillian]

Oh, okay. All right. And you know who's a professional at stories like this, right?

[Sunny]

Who?

[Jillian]

This guy over here.

[Bunny]

Maneuver. What house?

[Jaime]

For, like, a good year.

[Bunny]

You were a house cleaner?

[Jaime]

Yeah. I would go in, redo the beds, redo the bathrooms, vacuum if needed.

[Bunny]

Okay, so what is one of the craziest stories that you can tell us off the top of the dome?

[Jaime]

Gotcha. Well, the one that I think I told last time was the poop on the front.

[Bunny]

We don't want to hear the last one. We want to hear a brand new one crisp. One crisp.

[Jaime]

Well, I can't think of a specific story, but I can tell you what I learned. The most important lesson I ever learned was people are disgusting.

[Bunny]

Yeah.

[Jaime]

No, no.

[Bunny]

I have a 17 year old. I can tell you they're freaking disgusting.

[Jaime]

But I thought people kind of grew out of it, you know, like, you kind of develop better habits as you become an adult. But, like, no, people doesn't matter. If they know someone's coming, they'll leave a log in the bathroom.

[Bunny]

My husband still does that.

[Jaime]

Yeah, they'll leave their. Their menstrual process items around and not in a trash can. Yeah, but no, that you. You'd be surprised how people live their lives is all.

[Bunny]

No, I believe it. I used to live in hotel rooms. We would. We had houses because growing up in Vegas, you have access to casino rooms. So we would have houses, mini mansions to ourselves in Vegas, but we would be so strung out on drugs that we would literally find a hotel room and live there for, like, two weeks. I did it at the Beverly Hilton in Cali. I didn't leave there for, like, two weeks. It was a. A fueled bender. But, yeah, we used to do some crazy stuff, but I never left the hotel rooms up because I just wasn't raised, like that. But up. Things happen to me in hotel rooms. Like one night I'm at the Rio in Las Vegas and I think the Rio just reopened again. I could be wrong though, but they closed down for a while. I'm at the Rio in Las Vegas, best seafood buffet that you will ever eat at. And we're sleeping. And you know like when you wake up in the middle of the night because you're so faced and the room is spinning and you just have to go to the bathroom and like pee and try to puke and all that stuff? Well, I get up to. To go to the bathroom and I'm like, it smells like ammonia in here. Like, it was like really just brutal smell. And then I put my feet on the carpet and this is before I was like, ocd. So my feet are on the second hotel room carpet and it's wet underneath my feet. And I'm like, what is going on? So I open up the door to the bathroom. The entire sewage system to the freaking hotel room backed up into our room. What we were smelling was everybody's peeing. We had to pack up and get a different room, dude. In the middle of the night, while we were hungover and stepped on it. Yeah, girl, I've done some weird. Listen, I used to snort lines of cocaine off the back of dive bar bathrooms. I probably snorted crank and didn't know it. You know what I'm saying? Like, it was crank. Exactly, she said. Exactly, exactly. Yeah, no, it was. It was. It was a time to be alive, let me tell you. Should we ask Sunny what crank is?

[Jillian]

Yeah, I see what she'll say to know.

[Bunny]

Let's see what Sunny says. Hello, Sunny. Hey there. Always good to hear from you. What's on your mind today? What is the drug called crank made out of? So crank is basically a slang term for methamphetamine. It's typically made from a mix of over the counter cold medicines that contain pseudoephedrine or ephedrine. And then a bunch of pretty nasty chemicals like ammonia or lithium are used in the process. It's definitely not something you'd want anywhere near you, but that's the gist of what it's made from. And it's like brown. The shit we used to get back in the day was like, brown. Like, we don't. We didn't even know what the fuck we were snorting, dude. It's crazy. I am amazed that I'm still here, but this isn't about me. Yeah, let's talk about the hotel room. I could Go on for days about drug fueled fucking. That's why now I don't like being in hotel rooms.

[Jillian]

Makes sense.

[Bunny]

That makes sense when we should have just said this story. Yeah, we will get it when we travel now as a crew. I will like I fight to not stay in hotel rooms. They're disgusting. They're disgusting. And I know what I used to do in them. So I'm like, I do not. And I know that the house cleaners don't clean them that good. They don't change the comforters or sheets unless there's stains on them. You can take a black light to them and find out like what's on them if you really wanted to.

[Jillian]

Wow.

[Bunny]

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[Jaime]

Wait, hold on. You said lube handprints on the headboard. That's a lot.

[Jillian]

Yep.

[Jaime]

That's a lot of cleanup.

[Sunny]

Yeah.

[Jillian]

Wow.

[Jaime]

Stop on the headboard.

[Bunny]

Oh, yeah. And lube doesn't come off of headboards. Leather. Nothing. They don't come off of nothing. Oh, wow.

[Jillian]

I want to call in a lifeline because Mama Susan used to clean hotels.

[Bunny]

Okay. Do it, do it, do it.

[Jillian]

Oh, I know. And I distinctly remember her telling me a story. Hi, babe.

[Bunny]

Mom, I love that she answered on a half a ring.

[Jillian]

What's a. What's a dirty hotel room story you can tell real quick? You're on the podcast.

[Bunny]

Hi, Mama Susan. I can't tell It, Mom.

[Jillian]

Tell it, Susan. Say it, Susan.

[Bunny]

Do it now.

[Jillian]

Okay, so I was cleaning a whole bunch of rooms, and then I got to this one room, and there was, like, red stuff, like, everywhere. I mean, it was. It was, like, everywhere. And I'm, like, looking around. I thought, gosh, somebody gets shot in here. Oh, no. I guess they were doing it when she was on her period.

[Bunny]

Oh, there were hunks.

[Jillian]

So disgusting. Did you just say honks? There are honks.

[Bunny]

Oh, God.

[Jillian]

God.

[Bunny]

Big hunk of knob. It's got the juice.

[Jillian]

Okay. That's what I needed. I love you. Oh, bye.

[Bunny]

I hate it. She said, ho.

[Jillian]

You yelling at my mom?

[Bunny]

I said, do it now.

[Jillian]

I'm crying.

[Bunny]

You guys, I love Susie.

[Jillian]

You know what's even better? She just told that story in public. Because I checked her location. She's in Hobby lobby. She said she couldn't.

[Bunny]

And, you guys, Mimi's mom is, like, the most wholesome, sweetest woman.

[Jillian]

She's the homemaker, you guys.

[Bunny]

She's literally the sweetest. All right, who's gonna kick it off?

[Jaime]

Go.

[Jillian]

I've never cried.

[Bunny]

Okay.

[Jillian]

Mine's very short and sweet.

[Bunny]

It is so funny.

[Jillian]

This is so my humor.

[Bunny]

So someone said, working at a luxury hotel, I once got a call to remove a snake.

[Jillian]

She said to remove. I can't even.

[Bunny]

To remove a snail from a guest room as it was coming after them. And that they were afraid for their young child. What the hell? How big was the snail?

[Jillian]

How big can snails get?

[Bunny]

First of all, how fast does a snail move? And how big was it? Were they in Australia? Because I know.

[Jillian]

How big can snails get?

[Bunny]

I don't know. I'm sure they can get pretty beefy. Let's give it a look. Let's give it a look. See, Lou?

[Jillian]

I mean, even then, that would probably make them slower. If they're big, you know, they can't move very.

[Bunny]

I mean, this one just fits in the palm of a hand, and she said, it's coming. Was she on acid?

[Jillian]

Wait, I didn't even know they could get that big. Why is it in its hand but still?

[Bunny]

It's not that big. But snails can't hurt you, though.

[Jillian]

No, guys, I used to put salt on snails. Did anyone else do that?

[Sunny]

No.

[Bunny]

You're fucking horrible human.

[Jaime]

I did.

[Jillian]

Okay, good. I was like, man, I got really judged for a second. Glad we're on the same page. Yeah, yeah.

[Jaime]

Terrible humans growing up in the hood, so.

[Jillian]

Yeah. Yeah. Out in the sidewalk.

[Jaime]

That's all.

[Jillian]

Yeah, yeah. You just.

[Bunny]

Do to them shrivel up makes them die.

[Jaime]

They sizzle and suffer, but they don't scream. That sounded crazy. I take that back.

[Bunny]

Whoa. Jaime is a crazy housewife. Like, sometimes when he says, I'm just like. I can picture, like, some, like, Susie homemaker type, like, wife saying this.

[Jillian]

The other day in the podcast, when he said, am I hard? I lost it. Did anyone else watch that part?

[Bunny]

What happened?

[Jillian]

The beginning of the Aztel confess the other day you said, did you get it hard? He goes, am I hard?

[Bunny]

Oh, yeah, I missed that.

[Jaime]

I misheard what she was asking me.

[Bunny]

I love it.

[Jillian]

All right, you're up.

[Bunny]

I wasn't prepared. Hold on.

[Jillian]

Do it now.

[Bunny]

You have to lower your voice when you do it. There was actually a question that has nothing to do with the hotel rooms, but there was a question of somebody said that, why doesn't Haley and Cody get together, that they would be the cutest couple. Pork chop, pork, choppy chop. My brother Cody. Yeah, no, that's the homie. And if they only knew. What a freak.

[Jillian]

The coach.

[Bunny]

What does this have to do with hotel rooms? It was one of our members on YouTube. Yeah. That's wild.

[Sunny]

Yeah.

[Bunny]

They're like.

[Jillian]

When. It's like, one of the brothers. Yeah.

[Bunny]

No, I think when you tour so much with people, too, you don't look at them in that way because you see them. You see every angle, and you're like, yeah, I love you, but. Yeah, no, I love them. But it.

[Jillian]

That's like family. By the time you do one tour with someone and you. That person is forever family.

[Bunny]

Yeah, absolutely. Yes. And then, like, if. If we broke up, that'd be weird and awkward. Then Mama Lang said, don't you ladies think Cody and Haley would be the cutest, sweetest couple on the face of this earth? Oh, yeah.

[Jaime]

Well, to answer a question, yes, but it's not practical.

[Bunny]

But, I mean, that brings us to talk a lot. Lot of people in the comments of that post that I posted yesterday are asking if Haley is still with her dude. Are you guys still dating? Nope.

[Jillian]

End of that.

[Bunny]

And he ended up being a turd. That's why I didn't want to meet him. Yeah, I don't want to talk about him. No, we're not going to talk about him because he doesn't deserve the call.

[Jillian]

He doesn't deserve it.

[Bunny]

Doesn't deserve it. Nope. But I'm single. Yeah, Haley's on the prowl again. I'm not even on the prowl. Haley's enjoying her singing.

[Jillian]

Yeah.

[Bunny]

She's working on her soft girl era.

[Jillian]

Yeah, she is. Can we, like, go? Haley, you've lost 50 pounds. You are working out very well since him, too. Yes. And you are.

[Bunny]

You're doing.

[Jillian]

I'm so proud of you.

[Bunny]

Yeah, no, you look good. You guys both look amazing. I grabbed her waist the other day. I'm like, skinny. Skinny.

[Jillian]

She said skinny.

[Bunny]

She's so tiny. Funny. It's all right. I'm. I'm hopping on retta this weekend, guys. I already started peptides.

[Jillian]

Good. Yes.

[Bunny]

I got to tell you guys, I started peptides. I'm taking SS31, and I'm taking. I always get this one wrong. It's either B, BCP or BPC one is for your mitochondria, which. What is powerhouse of the cell.

[Jillian]

There you go.

[Bunny]

I literally told them what. It was so funny because they're like, what are the peptides for? And I said, well, one of them is for my mitochondria. And Haley goes the powerhouse of the cell. And we all. It was literally. We all stood there and looked at her.

[Jillian]

Like, the only thing I remember, I took off running. I was so.

[Bunny]

Funny. But, yeah, I'm taking those, and I'm also taking the bcp, and that is and inflammation, and I feel great. I'm on day four or five, so let me get about two weeks in, and I'll really brag about it if it's all that. But. Yeah. Your girl just found out that her insulin is double what it's supposed to be.

[Jillian]

Welcome.

[Bunny]

What the. I haven't had sugar in almost three years. I know. I eat the strictest diet. I'm tired of this. I'm tired of this grandpa.

[Jillian]

Your body just holds on to. And it's so.

[Bunny]

It's crazy.

[Jillian]

And what's crazy is, like, a lot of people don't realize it immediately causes inflammation in your lower stomach.

[Bunny]

Yeah.

[Jillian]

And it's like, there's nothing you can do about that. It literally. The sugar goes through your body. A little bit of knowledge, sugar will, like, go through your body. And for women who have pcos, it lands in the ovary area, and that's what our cysts are made of. So all of the. The sugar hangs out here, and that's why a lot of women have. The inflammation in this area is because of sugar.

[Bunny]

The only way I can get rid of, like, the cysts on my ovaries is to get rid of my ovaries. Oh, my gosh.

[Jillian]

Yeah.

[Bunny]

So, yeah, finding out that the insulin was double, she was like, you're a perfect candidate for Retta. And I'M like, well, I tried Triazepatide and wanted to myself and I was like, this was pretty, you know, like it was a rough ride, but I think that I'm gonna do good with the red eye and I'm just gonna put it into the air.

[Jillian]

Well, you're micro dosing it.

[Bunny]

You tried that when we were like on the road. Yeah.

[Jillian]

She says, I'm gonna try triceptide on tour in a bus.

[Bunny]

Yeah. Yeah, it was rough. And have you ever tried shitting on a tour bus? As much as you have to shit when you're on tries appetite. Oh, my God, it was brutal.

[Jillian]

I have a story about that. Yeah, that was bad.

[Bunny]

Yeah, it was brutal. But I'm going to try it again this weekend. I made Mo try it. Mo's my fucking science experiment. And she's been thriving. She's already dropped two pounds in the first week.

[Jillian]

How does she feel?

[Bunny]

Like she feels great. The first couple of days she was a little tired and then after that she feels fine. But yeah, no, she's happy. So we'll see if the weight stays off. But I want to cycle it. I want to do it for like 12 weeks and then come off of it and see how it goes. So we'll see how it goes. But you guys know how sensitive my body is and you guys always know I don't gatekeep and I shall tell you so if you see your girl starting to look a little svelte, that's why. That is why I have been killing myself in the gym. I'm on week 33. My entire body is muscle. It feels so crazy to have like this much muscle on my body and still I cannot get the scale to move like it is crazy. So I'm hoping this Retta will just titrate me down a little.

[Jillian]

Are you scared that it's going to affect the muscle that you've worked so hard for because of.

[Bunny]

No, because Retta is the only GLP3 that help lets you keep your muscle. All the other ones eat your muscle. This one lets you keep your muscle. I want mine to eat my muscle, so that's get rid of my calves. So that's why a lot of bodybuilders and stuff are on Retta.

[Jillian]

Interesting.

[Bunny]

We need to have somebody come on and talk about peptides because I really think peptides are, like, amazing. I know that, like, I've only been on it for about four or five days. I think I have to look back. I have a log, but I've had pain in My freaking elbow right here since we went to Europe. Whenever I jumped off that freaking scooter and yanked my arm. And I'm talking like, I can't even hold a bottle of water in this hand. That's how bad it hurts. And I woke up today and it's not. It's sore, but it's not like it was.

[Jillian]

Oh, that's great.

[Bunny]

So we'll see. You can do the Peptides and the retta. Yeah, it's called a stack. You can stack peptides with GLPs. I tried. Yeah. Yeah, definitely. I'm gonna. I'll start shouting at the place I go to once I know that they're amazing and that they're legit. Okay, back on subject with the hotel stuff. When I was 15, I was a busboy at a local resort, Little America. They just put the name out there. Little America, Cheyenne, Wyoming. Occasionally, the restaurant I worked in would. Would ask one of the bus staff to deliver room service to one of the rooms. They always asked male staff for safety reasons. On one occasion, I was asked to deliver a tray to a room. I took the tray to the room and a scantily clad woman answered the door. I never went in the room, but I could see that There were about eight or nine men and women in their 60s to 70s, all of them nude in the room. Even at 15, I knew the room smelled like sex. I remember I was tipped well. Went back to work, and no one ever asked how things went. And I never really mentioned it to anyone because I didn't think anyone would believe me that my love was a swinger party.

[Jillian]

Oh, okay.

[Bunny]

They had a little. They had a little swinger party going on.

[Jillian]

All right.

[Bunny]

And those old people get down old swingers, they don't care. They will let the gray, wiry ball hairs fly.

[Jillian]

I feel like that would be like Velcro.

[Bunny]

Oh, listen, we're gonna be there one day. We're gonna have wiry, old gray hairs. I won't because I shave mine. But yeah, you guys will because you have a bush. And.

[Jillian]

Bro, why do you think I have a bush?

[Bunny]

You told us you had a.

[Jillian]

No, I said I don't shave it. Like skin. Like there's like this much hair that's not a bush.

[Bunny]

So you have a five o' clock shadow?

[Jillian]

Yeah.

[Bunny]

Why double? Doesn't he get razor burn when you guys bathe? God, Barney Rubble over there.

[Jillian]

It's not.

[Bunny]

Start a fire, though. Ah, that's gotta hurt. Dude, I would hate that. It's not.

[Jillian]

I don't have A quite horse hair though.

[Bunny]

I. We have to show us the hair. Yeah, we need to see it.

[Jillian]

I'm showing you guys my vagina.

[Bunny]

My God, she's so stingy. All right, go ahead, Haley, you're next. Because if I don't get Haley off of it, she'll keep going.

[Jillian]

Did you hear?

[Bunny]

Why?

[Jillian]

Why?

[Bunny]

Why not?

[Jillian]

Why? God.

[Bunny]

There's a bathroom right there. Yeah.

[Jillian]

Game.

[Bunny]

I have another short and sweet one. Okay.

[Jillian]

I used to clean a big office.

[Bunny]

Building and I would wear noise canceling headphones while vacuuming. About 20 minutes in, I realized I.

[Jillian]

Had pulled the cord out and had.

[Bunny]

Passed by several people running a dead vacuum over the floor like a madman. What? I didn't understand that he wears noise canceling headphones, right?

[Jillian]

And he was vacuuming and he pulled the cord out.

[Bunny]

Oh, 20 minutes ago. There wasn't a light on there that he could see.

[Jillian]

Isn't there like a vibration in tonight?

[Bunny]

Just the fact he's vacuuming for 20 minutes. What the hell with it? Unplugged is so funny to me.

[Jaime]

That's funny.

[Bunny]

Common sense is not so common.

[Jillian]

No, I feel like you would feel it. I. I truly feel like that. Okay, this one says I used to work at a hotel. I post these guests about these guests often. Cuz I always have these three guests who come to mind. Number one, this guest used the towels to wipe and then smeared it on the walls. Why?

[Bunny]

What kind of orangutan are you to do that?

[Jillian]

Why like, all right. Second was a young lady who was certainly no lady because she stuck her used tampon on the bathroom wall. The blood acted like glue and it cemented itself there. They had to pry the tampon off the wall.

[Bunny]

Why are we putting things on the wall? Disgusting disrespect for people who, you know are going to have to clean stuff up. Like that's funny.

[Jillian]

Literally. And then this one said the guests left three week old expired milk in the fridge. Okay. They were clearly living there, but they were only in house for three days. So that means they already had two and a half week old expired milk when they checked in. Who lugs around rotten milk? Ew.

[Bunny]

I watched something one time of somebody who drank rotten milk. Like that was their thing. What?

[Jillian]

Yeah.

[Bunny]

I don't know. It was weird.

[Jillian]

Clumpy milk.

[Bunny]

I don't stop bro. It's the word. I don't even drink milk. I don't even eat dairy like that. So I couldn't imagine.

[Jillian]

Do you not use any kind of milk or do you use like just oat?

[Bunny]

I use almond. Almond milk. I don't even like oat milk. I'm really weird with milk. And it's crazy because I used to love milk. Like I love frosted mug. Pour milk in it and let it just be like, oh, and eat it with my hash browns and eggs. That was my ship.

[Jillian]

Chocolate milk. My kids are obsessed that we use Fair Life because they can't have lactose. Yeah, but like that chocolate milk fire.

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[Jillian]

Oh, got that.

[Bunny]

I'm just kidding. Fairlife, if you're listening to it, us pay us. No, I'm just kidding. All right.

[Jaime]

I think I met the Fairlife guy. I'm not going to lie. What?

[Jillian]

What?

[Jaime]

Yeah, one of Brook's friends I think is a like owns like Fair Life.

[Bunny]

Yeah, that's.

[Jillian]

Tell him to sponsor us. I'm a huge fan. I like his protein shakes.

[Shopify Rep]

I like him a lot.

[Bunny]

He's really cool that you guys do love those.

[Jillian]

You have no idea how much I love them.

[Bunny]

They're not good for you though.

[Jillian]

I. I don't even care. Yeah, that was like when we were hanging out With Todd that one day the. The owner of canes. And you're like, I thought he was a radio guy.

[Bunny]

I didn't even know who that was.

[Jillian]

Yeah, I remember the owner of Canes. Raising Canes. Damn. She was like hanging. We were all partying and then like he leaves and she goes, who's that? I was like, that's the owner of raising cane. She goes, thought it was a radio guy.

[Jaime]

He does look like a radio guy.

[Jillian]

Kind of looks like a radio guy.

[Bunny]

Yeah. My bad. All right. Lots of. Lots of hotel guests were in for a conference one night. A guy walks down from his room to the bellhop desk and nothing but tidy whities, a bed, sheep wrapped around his body from head to toe and blood dripping from his face. This guy sounded out of it either from being concussed, inebriated, high on drugs, or a mix of the three. He informed security that he and his boyfriend had gotten into a fight. So the two security officers, one supervisor went to the room to question the other boyfriend, while another security officer waited with the bloodied boyfriend behind the bellhop desk for an ambulance to arrive up to the room. Security was informed that the bloodied boyfriend had been passed out drunk and had crapped in one of the beds when the other boyfriend had walked into the room with his wife and two kids, all of whom had been enjoying a night on the town. Both men were co workers who were in for the conference. Supposedly the family man had given the sweet key to his boyfriend with the exit expectations that they do the deed during the conference hours. All the while. All while the wife and kids explored the city during the day.

[Jillian]

No.

[Bunny]

Back at the bellhop desk, the security supervisor relays the discovered info to the bloodied boyfriend, which sets the guy off. He tackles the security supervisor to the ground. Blood and crap stained the hotel carpet and the supervisor's suit as he finally cuffed the bloody boyfriend. Cops are called and the guy gets taken away before getting inspected by medics. The moral of the story is, if you want to cheat on your wife with someone else in a hotel room, do your business in the smaller, uglier room and not the large, expensive suite you share with your family. Family man catches inebriated boyfriend in crap stained bed, kicks the boyfriend's half naked ass, who then proceeds to get his half naked ass kicked again by the security supervisor.

[Jillian]

Oh, my gosh.

[Bunny]

That was a lot to unwrap, dude.

[Jillian]

And imagine you have to stay in that room afterwards.

[Bunny]

No. But could you imagine being the wife?

[Jillian]

No.

[Bunny]

And having to learn about that, like.

[Jillian]

In that way with your kids.

[Bunny]

With your kids, man. Like, men are disgusting sometimes. Like, you didn't think this out, that you were going to, you know, walk into this room. And this man is. I mean, nobody ever thinks that they're gonna walk into somebody shitting in a bed, but true. And then why do you beat the boyfriend up?

[Jaime]

That was my question.

[Bunny]

That's your problem for letting him in there.

[Jillian]

You gave him the key.

[Jaime]

He got beat up twice.

[Bunny]

Well, he tried to tackle security. I mean, he shit in the bed, though.

[Jillian]

Yeah, I would if they shit in my bed.

[Bunny]

Yeah. How drunk do you got to be? Like, that's not attractive. If you get a. If you get so drunk that you fudgeing shit somewhere, you need to not be allowed to drink. When you start losing bodily functions, that's your cue to be like, I might need to have a little talk with God. You know? Like.

[Jillian]

It'S where it comes to an end for me.

[Bunny]

Yeah. We have a Bob reveal, you guys.

[Jillian]

We got a picture from Bob Bobarino.

[Bunny]

And he wants to come out here, right, to get on the show.

[Jillian]

Text me last night and said, hey, it's Bob. You want me to have me on the podcast tomorrow? I've been thinking about you. Best friend Bob. Bob out.

[Bunny]

But did we get more of his story? Like, can we talk about it?

[Jillian]

I talked to him a little bit. When he text me. He's in a group home, and group home meaning for someone who has disabilities and needs that additional help. He can't live on his own. He's actually. And I asked him how long he's been there. He's been there since 1982.

[Bunny]

That's insane. With no family.

[Jillian]

And I asked him about family, and his response was, I'm 77. I have some friends. I want to cry. We are his friends. I told him. He's my friends.

[Bunny]

Bob, we're adopting you. Yeah, I. I don't have a grandpa.

[Jillian]

Do we bring.

[Bunny]

I don't have any family.

[Jillian]

Wait, do we bring Bob to Nashville?

[Bunny]

Please do. Should we take Bob on Broadway? Let's take him out on Broadway.

[Shopify Rep]

A vlog.

[Bunny]

I smell it cooking. Wait. Let's do it. That's what Bob is short for.

[Jillian]

Bob on Broadway.

[Bunny]

Bob on Broadway. God, I love this. I know. Oh, my gosh. We have to find out if he can travel. We need to find out, like, what his diagnosis really is, because I would hate to have Bob come out here and get too excited or something. Like, you know, like, let's.

[Jillian]

Here's the picture of Bob Let me tell you something.

[Bunny]

Those freaking sunglasses are everything.

[Jillian]

His lips obsessed.

[Bunny]

His skin is so flawless. Dude.

[Jillian]

Cherry lips obsessed.

[Bunny]

I thought he had lipstick on his.

[Jillian]

Lips or a bowl of cherries.

[Bunny]

Bowl of cherries. I literally thought he had lipstick on when I first saw the picture.

[Jillian]

Yeah. He sent us another voicemail. He called later on.

[Bunny]

Did he watch the episode?

[Jillian]

Oh, yeah.

[Bunny]

The world loves you, Bob.

[Jillian]

He sent a voicemail.

[Bunny]

When am I getting on the podcast?

[Jillian]

Bob out.

[Bunny]

Poor Bob. He sounded like he had a hard day that day. She said.

[Jillian]

Yeah, she said he sounded sad.

[Bunny]

I just love Bob. Or maybe we can go visit Bob. If Bob can't come out here, maybe we can go to Bob.

[Jillian]

And it turns out he lives in the city that my grandparents were in before they passed.

[Bunny]

I will. I always say I will not step foot in Oregon because you're allowed to smoke fentanyl out in the open and heroin and all that stuff. I will. I know. It's gorgeous.

[Jillian]

We'd go there for Bob.

[Bunny]

I will brave it for Bob. If we fly for Bob. Brave it for Bob. Yeah. We have full on Bob out Merch when we show up. Yeah.

[Jillian]

Bob out.

[Bunny]

Bob out. We need a. We need to make them a. Build a bear, too that has Bob out. A Sam Bob out in it dog.

[Jillian]

That would be great.

[Bunny]

Yeah.

[Jillian]

Oh, my God. Does that make me want to cry?

[Jaime]

Yeah.

[Jillian]

Yeah, a little bit. Kind of want to tear up.

[Bunny]

All right, tell us about this cult.

[Jillian]

Oh, guys, I went up for an anniversary trip, and that was a hard right turn. You went hard left.

[Bunny]

Listen, I like to keep. Listen.

[Jillian]

After the.

[Bunny]

After the Craig Morgan podcast, I'm not crying again. So I had a hard. You guys gotta watch the Craig Morgan podcast. Holy cow. My freaking. I couldn't. I. And I'm not a crier, but I.

[Jillian]

Balled the look on your face. I saw your lip kind of. I can't talk about it. All right. Colt. Colt. I went to. And this might be me starting rumors. Guys, I actually have no idea. I just felt it was very culty. I went to Mont Eagle, and when we ate at High Point, we had. I mean, the best time ever. If you've never been to High Point, you said you've gone, right? You and Jay have gone.

[Bunny]

It's delicious.

[Jillian]

At the best waitress ever. Shout out to her because she loves all of us. She listens to us back and forth on her commute and is the best. So she tells us to go over to the Monteagle assembly. So she told us all the history of Monteagle, and she Says that the, the college there is owned by the church. There is also a house of nuns up there. It's great, right? She tells me to go over to the Monster Eagle assembly. I didn't know what that was. We drive into this and when I immediately say like, I was like, oh, look at this beautiful house over here. It looks like a cottage, like your dream home, right? It's got the, like the embellishments on the front porches and everything. They've got guards, like these like wooden gates and stuff to go through. And we start driving in, not knowing what to expect. And these houses are so beautiful, but they all have platform, they're numbered. There's not a soul in sight. And we start driving. It's like one way roads. And so we're kind of getting lost in this neighborhood. There's like 70 houses in this gated neighborhood and they have a chain link fence around the whole neighborhood. And I still have yet to see a person or a car. And Jason and I were like, okay, this is getting weird. It literally this whole town looks like everyone just stood up and walked out and never came back. There's like little bicycles just on like the path that are just sitting there. And like there's leaves everywhere because it's fall time. But like the lens mode, no, it's like, I mean it's fall time. It's like all the leaves were all over the front porches. They had been swept. And there was no cars at the houses. And these houses are clearly lived in. There wasn't a single light on in this entire facility. And like we went to like a mess hall and it's like there's no one there. There's the pool area, no one's there. And there's just golf carts every so often. No cars or nothing. And Jason and I started like kind of getting freaked out. We're like, what the hell is this thing? Right? So I go and I look it up online because I was like, that I have to know more. What, like what is it? And apparently it is part of the church, some one of these religious facilities where people go to learn Sunday school. That's how it started. They were Sunday school teachers that came from all over the United States to learn this belief. And it's a certain kind of name. I started getting weirded out because I was like, wait, why isn't anyone here though? There's no one there. But it looks like as if this community should be there. And so I looked them up online. It's like our mission Is the Sunday school assembly is to be welcoming community of Christian faith where people can gather, engage in spiritual growth, renewal, lifelong inquiry and learning, recreational and cultural enrichment while being good to our natural resources and our assembly heritage. And I was like, okay, cool. So then I start looking into it more and it's very pressed to. You must continue on the faith that they have instilled within this area. And some of these homes are like sixth generation homes that have stayed in the family. But you cannot live here unless you, like, commit to the belief of pushing out this education type thing.

[Bunny]

That's crazy.

[Jillian]

And I took videos, but you just.

[Bunny]

Got on it like, no problem.

[Jillian]

I don't know if I was supposed to because there was gates, but there were service workers, so the gates were like open and they were working right there. So we just drove through.

[Bunny]

Oh.

[Jillian]

So afterwards Jason and I said, we don't know if we were actually supposed to be here or not because we just drove through the gate. And when we left, there was three guys standing out there with their hands on their hips and they just looked at us as we went by. And I was like, oh, I don't know if we were supposed to be here. So if someone knows actually what this is, Because I really tried to look into it. Why are all the homes numbered and named? Like, one of them was like, called Southern Comfort. And then like one was like the round top and they all had numbers.

[Bunny]

I live my Jehovah's Witnesses or something.

[Jillian]

You think so?

[Bunny]

I don't know.

[Sunny]

Maybe.

[Bunny]

Maybe they're not allowed to have cars either. Like. Yeah, like, maybe it's like a golf cart only kind of thing.

[Shopify Rep]

Yeah.

[Jillian]

We almost got to the end and I was like, I feel like we went the wrong way. And it said, park at your own risk.

[Bunny]

Geez.

[Jillian]

Damn. And so we like turned around and like left. Yeah.

[Bunny]

Yeah. That's crazy. I don't know. Sounds crazy to me. I don't know anything about it.

[Jillian]

I would like to know more. That wasn't me starting rumors. I would just like to know whether it's a cult or not.

[Bunny]

You would like to learn?

[Jillian]

Yes.

[Bunny]

Yeah, I like that. So moving on from the Colts, I guess we are all gathered here today for the little bit of. Let's just keep it real. I had an outburst online the other.

[Sunny]

Day.

[Bunny]

And, you know, I am not ashamed to admit it. And I. And it came from a place of anger. And I'm still trying to learn how to control my anger, but I'm also not that person anymore. I've changed a Lot. Everybody in the comments guessed who it's about. And I don't even need to say this person's name because one, she doesn't deserve any hate. And two, I love her kids and her mother so much more than her. No, I'm just kidding. I don't mean her, but just so much her. So much more than who she is right now that I don't want to do anything to. Trying to think of how to say this. I don't want to do anything to bring them any harm. And I fully believe that with a big platform comes big responsibility. Amen. And I just, you know, I. I posted that video because, you know, your girl is hurt. I feel very used. I feel very taken advantage of. I'm extremely angry. I'm extremely hurt. I have cried about this numerous times because I just don't understand, you know, but. And one day, maybe I will talk about it. If she keeps pushing me, I will talk about it because she's, you know, doing things that she shouldn't be doing. But. And if I did, it would completely destroy her. That's the problem.

[Jillian]

Yeah.

[Bunny]

And I. I'm not at a place in my life where tearing down people who are in their worst era is who I am. I did it with Monica six years ago, and I regret ever doing that online because, you know, everybody in the comments, too, was like, it's Momo again, isn't it? And I just want to say Monica has done a 180.

[Jillian]

Yes.

[Bunny]

She is going to therapy. She works out with me every day. She's my husband's assistant, and she freaking is sober 60 days.

[Jillian]

She's killing it. She's. We're so proud of you.

[Bunny]

Crushing it, dude. Like, I'm so proud of her. She was the one that I was betting on turning into this one. I didn't. I. I did see it coming with this one, because this is a repeated pattern of hers. This is why she's always in and out of my life, because she's, to her core, we are not morally aligned. She's. And I'm using my words, very choicey here. We are not morally aligned, and I am not who I was 30 years ago. She is still the same person that she was 30 years ago. And there's a difference, if you look at us, of why our lives have gone in different directions. I was exchanging words with her the other day because she did something really up with somebody who has continually hurt me, and she knows that. And the way she replied to me was absolutely disgusting. And so the Old me who doesn't pray and isn't trying to be a better human started going in and I had this long ass text that I was gonna say and I sent it to the girls, right? Cause they were with me through this whole situation. This has been going on for weeks by the way. And in the middle of that text message, I'm not one of these people who's like, God spoke to me because I'm not like that at all. You guys know that I'm not super religious, very spiritual, but I have been trying to walk with God a lot more, like to the point where I used to have. You guys have heard me talk on the podcast so much about like having witches do my spell work every month and stuff like that. I literally cut all of that off. This journey with this baby has been. Just changed my life in more ways than one. And anyways, I'm writing this text message to her and I'm about to just read her to filth and I heard, stop, I'm gonna handle her. It was so loud in my head that it kind of scared me. I was like, if that wasn't God, I don't know what was. I'm hearing voices, you know. So I just hit her with the exo. And then the next morning I woke up, you know, and then the next morning I woke up and I really poured my heart out to her and told explained to her, you know, like, this is what you have done and this has hurt me beyond what you could ever imagine. And the way that she keeps replying to me just lets me know that she doesn't have the emotional intelligence to meet me where I'm at. And I was fully prepared to come here today and lay it all out. And then I kept thinking about it and I was just like, if I tell people what she's done, she'll never be able to show her face online again. Yeah, and that's not what I want. I don't. I'm not even. Just because I'm hurt doesn't mean I need to hurt her back. And I think that hopefully one day she'll be able to look back and be like, damn, she was a good ass friend to me. And you guys know, I am not a victim mentality. I will take accountability for anything that I do. I'm the first person to be like, yeah, I up. I shouldn't have done that. There's none of that in this. And you guys know the whole story also. Yeah, you know, she tried to blame it on you guys, which is crazy, but I wish I could tell. I wish I could tell you guys everything, but this lady wrote me a comment last night on my post. And what's crazy is this entire time that this has been going on, for the past few weeks, I've been praying because I've been so angry, and I've been so hurt. I've been like, God, please soften my heart. Please make me look at this from her perspective and understand where she's coming from. I don't want to be this angry. I don't want to think about this and, like, want to fight people, because I feel so taken advantage of and so used. And I mean, I was. I've been mad for weeks. I'm talking, like, weeks. Like, if I talked about it, I was very emotional because I was so upset about it. And literally, now that this is all going on and I could have brought it to the table, my heart is softer than ever. And it's like, it took weeks for God to let me feel all of those emotions. And then right when I could have put her on blast, I was like, you know what? I'm doing the brakes. I'm doing so good in life.

[Jillian]

Yep.

[Bunny]

I had so many phone calls yesterday that are so amazing, and, like, God is really blessing me. And I'm telling you guys, like, when I took that jump off Only fans, it was the scariest thing I'd ever done because that was a huge chunk of my money that had always funded my Dumb Blonde productions. Our Dumb Blonde productions. And when I did that, God blessed me tenfold. When I got off of Patreon, it was the scariest thing I've done because I was behind that paywall for six years and made millions of dollars. And to leave something like that in your comfort zone is scary. And God has already blessed us in so many ways since I made that. And I just feel like this is another thing where God's just gonna be like, let me handle it. Because I know, and this is not coming from a place of ego, that anybody that has ever hurt me or my family has never prospered after I took my energy away from them. So this lady wrote this comment, and it was just confirmation that I, you know, need to take the high road and remember that I'm not the same person that I used to be. And she was so cool about it. And I really wish that people who are religious could take a page from this lady's book of how she approached me, because it really made me think. Also, I was like, you know what? You right? She said, bunny, God is changing you, anointing you and elevating you through the process. The old is gone and the new is to come. God also commands us to obey his word and to allow justification and vengeance from Him. Don't pay evil for evil. Don't gossip and slander. Pray about it and let it go. He's sharpening you and strengthening you. And in this process, what once was is no longer. Everyone cannot go where you're going. Thank him for the clarity and the insight, and let it be. He will protect you and will always avenge you. Don't bother with airing out the laundry, my girl. Prayers your way. Then I said, okay, just one last time, because I was like, I was dead set. I'm coming in guns ablazing today. And she said, I'll. I'll pray for you. Don't block your blessings. You will heat burning coals over their heads when you give it to God. Wow. And I was just like, if God. I feel like God has literally this entire situation just been like, I'm testing you. Give it to me. You trust me. If you really want to me to use you and, like, start changing your life. Like, I still cuss. I'm not perfect. I don't know what I'm doing. I barely even know, like, a lot. I know a lot of the Bible, but I couldn't quote you scriptures or anything like that. Like, I'm a baby Christian starting all over again, even though I grew up in the Pentecostal Church. So saying that much, I'm just giving it to God. I'm letting him handle it. And I don't want to be that person. And the first thing. The first thing to not becoming. To not going back to the old me is to just continue being the new me. And I genuinely just pray for her and hope that she can realize that everything she's doing in life has not led her down a great path. There's a reason.

[Jillian]

A lot. This is a lot of emotion, guys.

[Bunny]

Oh, God. I don't know why I'm not trying to make you guys cry, but I'm just free out of you.

[Jillian]

Yeah. No, I'm proud of you. Like, more than you realize. Like this right now. I'm like, wow. Really taken back. Yeah.

[Bunny]

I love you. And I cried about. I've cried about it. I'm hurt.

[Jillian]

Mm.

[Bunny]

Like, she up so bad that I will probably remember when Monica hurt me.

[Jillian]

Yes.

[Bunny]

And I didn't talk to Monica for five years.

[Jillian]

A long time.

[Bunny]

And Monica literally lived the worst life that she's ever lived. The day that she left me, and it took Monica literally calling me and saying, bunny, I'm not gonna live. I need help. And I was just like. And remember, even her coming here, I was just like, monica, I love you. I don't trust you, and I don't believe that you really want to change. And Monica actually came here and she got fired because she went on a bender and drank for, like, three or four days straight while I was in New York. I was having to deal with it, and I fired her. And Monica came to my house, even though I was like, no, I don't want to talk to you. She came to my house. She said. She looked me in my eyes. She said, bunny, I want to change. I'm gonna change. And from that day on, she has changed.

[Jillian]

Yeah. Every time she comes to you, it's another huge hurdle.

[Bunny]

Yeah.

[Jillian]

It's like I. It's a turning point every single time for her. And I'm so proud of her.

[Bunny]

Yeah, I'm proud of Momo, too. I'm proud of us. And we've just come so far. And my brand isn't about bashing people. I want to uplift people, and I want to uplift her. She needs it. So if you instead, please, nobody go to her page and send her any hate, you know, if anything, say a prayer for her. That'll make me happy. And I just want to continue living my blessed life to the fullest. And, you know, who's with me is with me, and who isn't, isn't. And I thank God that he's showing me, you know, that now. So, yeah, let go and let God live. And let God. That was a Guns N' Roses song that I made. A little bit spiritual, but, yeah. And I mean, we're not all woo woo over here and like, oh, my gosh, holier than thou. But it's like, there comes a time in your life where, yes, stand up for yourself. Always stand up for yourself, but it doesn't have to be publicly aired out. And my platform is huge. I realized that after I did that video that people are just waiting for me to attack somebody so that they can literally tear them down. And I was just like, they were.

[Jillian]

Already tearing down in the comments a little. Yeah.

[Bunny]

The comments off because it doesn't make me feel good, you know, like, that's just not who I am. Like, I'm literally on my farm living a peaceful life, and I'm, you know, over here trying to make babies and just, you know, just be a different human. So.

[Jillian]

Yeah, you are. This is a huge moment. Yeah. I think everyone is going to tune in and you're waiting for the tea and it's not going to be it.

[Bunny]

Yeah. And I'm sorry for those that are here with the tea who are throwing popcorn at their screen right now. But you know, trust me, she'll show herself eventually, you know.

[Jillian]

Well, and hopefully they learned something because maybe those people needed to hear what just happened.

[Bunny]

Yeah. Yeah. But, yeah, so we're moving on. Moving on. Onwards and upwards, baby.

[Jillian]

Moving on up. All right.

[Bunny]

And on that note, we gotta go stream, baby.

[Jillian]

Let's go stream.

[Bunny]

Let's go stream. Meet us over on Twitch, guys. Love you. Bye.

[Sunny]

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