Cancel culture, comment section warfare & our worst bedroom pet peeves

Summary

Extra Dirty with Hallie Batchelder

Episode Summary: "Cancel culture, comment section warfare & our worst bedroom pet peeves"

Date: July 30, 2026
Host: Hallie Batchelder
Guests: Georgia and Isabelle

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Episode Overview

This lively, unfiltered episode of Extra Dirty dives deep into the realities of dating, online drama, and social media fame. Hallie is joined by friends Georgia and Isabelle for candid girl talk about breakups, dating app disasters, internet cancel culture, fighting in the comments, and hilarious stories about their most cringe-worthy bedroom pet peeves. The trio’s chemistry is undeniable, making for an honest, often hilarious, always relatable discussion about modern relationships and the sometimes brutal world of being chronically online.

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Key Topics & Discussion Points

1. Dating App Realities & The Post-Breakup Scene

Time: 02:00 – 09:00

• No healing period after breakups: Georgia reveals she’s not one to wallow after a breakup:

  "There was a 30% chance he would break up with me, I started redownloading the apps and scheduling dates. So, yeah, I never took a break." — Georgia (02:41)

• Favorite dating apps: Hallie claims Instagram as her “dating app” of choice, while Georgia sticks to Hinge.
• Queer Visibility: Conversation turns to the prevalence of bisexual and gay men on dating apps with lots of laughs and speculation about why all the good ones seem to be “not straight”.
• Type Preferences: Humorous debate of “types,” with Hallie wanting a slightly douchey, stylish guy, and Georgia preferring nerdy, antisocial “pretty boys” or someone totally off the internet.

2. Influencer Culture & the Dangers of the Scene

Time: 09:48 – 14:40

• Red flags: The group roasts men with curated social media.

  “Men shouldn’t have Instagrams.” — Hallie (08:12)

• The "Influencer Boy": Hallie tells a hilarious story about ending interest in someone after learning he dumped his girlfriend to “pursue being an influencer,” and how men who post dumps or know designer handbags are an anti-type.
• Single life confessions: The guests detail their love lives and Hallie’s “close friends” Instagram stories.

3. Strengths (and Struggles) of Being Online

Time: 16:07 – 22:44

• Handling Criticism:

  “If I don’t make a joke about it, someone else will.” — Hallie (16:30)
  The hosts discuss trolling, negative comments, and fighting for your life in comment sections. Georgia embraces defending herself:
  “I fight for my life in the comments. Catch me on a bad day.” — Georgia (16:46)

• Community Boundaries: Hallie and guests set boundaries with fans, explain why they sometimes block or put people on blast, and recount wild fan interactions.
• Dealing with Hate and Cancel Culture: Georgia shares her experience of being publicly shamed and falsely accused after a reality show breakup, including the emotional toll.

  “He was dancing on TikTok every day when I was suicidal.” — Georgia (22:00)
  “I wish you… I would if I had the chance, if I could take... The funny thing about everyone is, like, I tell the truth. I have nothing to... I have nothing to hide.” — Georgia (20:22-20:38)

4. Cancel Culture & Double Standards in Fame

Time: 23:34 – 27:20

• The fickle nature of audiences:

  “Everybody wants the messy, relatable girl until you do one thing that makes people uncomfortable or feel threatened or jealous.” — Isabelle (24:00)

• Pedestals & downfall: The hosts reflect on how fast fans can turn, how hate comes with influence, and how the cancel machine works differently for influencers vs. mainstream celebrities.
• Brands and Public Scandals: Discussion of how brands sometimes join the pile-on in public scandals, especially for internet personalities.

5. Mental Health, Medication & Vulnerability

Time: 28:09 – 29:41

• Xanax, anxiety, and coping with public pressure: The women discuss the dangers of prescription medications, their own boundaries with substances, and stories about sleep talking, anxiety, and the pressure to look unbothered.
• Personal stories:

  “I told my boyfriend in my sleep I was gonna kill his family… His family was crazy.” — Isabelle (31:33)

6. Naughty Rapid Fire: Bedroom Pet Peeves and More

Time: 31:51 – 45:57

• Most annoying bedroom “icks”:

  “Biggest bedroom pet peeve that instantly dries you up?”
  “Farting.” — Georgia (32:05)
  “Anything gross or smelly, bad hygiene…” — Hallie (32:40)

• Debate over male grooming and style: Shaving, waxing, beards, and body hair all get roasted, alongside personal hygiene and talkers vs. silent types in bed.
• Faking it:

  “There’s probably been twice in my life that I haven’t.” — Georgia (34:24)

• Weirdest hookups: Highlights include bathroom/club rendezvous and back-of-cab makeouts.
• Hosting vs. staying over: Everyone prefers to leave a guy’s place instead of hosting, for easy exits.
• Dirty talk vs. silence: A consensus emerges that some noise and genuine reaction is preferred, but “narrator” level dirty talk is a turnoff.
• Sex in the dark: Preference for mood lighting; some guests admit never being comfortable naked, even alone.
• Threesomes & bisexual rumors: Hallie reveals she’s not bi, just a “people pleaser” in college.
• Pet peeves for leaving a date: Classic excuses—grandma emergencies, friend in distress, or the infamous UTI excuse.

7. Safety and Dating as a Woman

Time: 49:51 – 51:06

• Stranger danger: The group discusses avoiding matches with zero mutuals, the reality of possible “murderers lurking in the streets,” and the eerie vibes of LA vs. safety-in-crowds NYC.
• App tips:

  “Never go to someone’s house you meet online. Meet up in a restaurant.” — Isabelle (50:04)

• Citizen app & paranoia: Cautionary tales about hypervigilance and why some knowledge is best left unknown.

8. Nudes and Online Vulnerability

Time: 51:06 – 52:16

• Sending nudes: The women debate whether to include their faces. General consensus: now, absolutely not, especially as a public figure.
• Teens and truth-telling: Stories about Ask.fm, Truth is, and early 2010s internet culture.

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Notable Quotes & Moments

• On acting fast post-breakup: "The second he was, like, off...I started redownloading the apps and scheduling dates." — Georgia (02:41)
• On influencer red flags: "Men shouldn’t have Instagrams." — Hallie (08:12)
• On defending yourself online: "I fight for my life in the comments. Catch me on a bad day." — Georgia (16:46)
• On cancel culture: "Everybody wants the messy, relatable girl until you do one thing..." — Isabelle (24:00)
• On faking it in the bedroom: "There’s probably been twice in my life that I haven’t." — Georgia (34:24)
• On female friendship: "Are you not affectionate?" — Hallie (55:25) / "Me being touched, I hate being naked." — Isabelle (55:27)
• On dating safety: "Never go to someone’s house you meet online." — Isabelle (50:04)
• On being misunderstood: "People make it sound like my body count is in the hundreds, but it’s not even bad!" — Hallie (38:53-39:00)

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• 02:00-09:00 – Dating apps, breakups, and types
• 16:07-22:44 – Internet hate, comment section warfare, and cancel culture confessions
• 24:12-29:41 – Fame, cancel culture, and mental health
• 31:53-45:57 – Naughty Rapid Fire (bedroom turn-offs, sex habits, pet peeves)
• 49:51-51:06 – Dating safety and true crime jitters
• 51:06-52:16 – Sending nudes, Ask.fm memories, and teen internet drama

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Memorable/Cheeky Moments

• The “influencer boyfriend” confession: Hallie’s instant ick when a date declares he’s moving to become an influencer (07:45)
• Blocking and blasting haters: Posting a rude DM to her story, only to be accused of “doxxing” (18:41)
• Cancelling culture meets awkward breakup stories: Georgia’s ex on his knees begging for sex after being dumped (21:53)
• Rapid fire pet peeves: The hazards of shower sex, silent sex, men with too much/too little body hair, and the reality of chronic UTIs.

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Final Thoughts

The episode ends with wishes for continued honesty and good vibes, laughter about future collaborations, and a clear message: No matter the cancel storms, internet drama, or bad dates, these women have each other's backs.

“And we love you guys. And don’t cancel us because we love you.” — Georgia (57:24)

Transcript

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[A]

is like, people used to bring that back.

[D]

I have some to get off my chest.

[A]

Yeah. Or like, like, for a rate.

[E]

Oh, I would love to.

[A]

And like, people be like, so honest. Be like five and a half.

[D]

This really cool older girl commented like, like, for a truth is I liked it. And she posted it on my wall back when there were walls. She said, your body might be dope, but your face literally looks like my tool in a blender.

[E]

What?

[D]

So that's. I was like four. I was like, that's really. I was literally like, your body's te.

[A]

I'm seven. Let's get extra dirty.

[E]

Okay, guys.

[A]

Welcome back to Extra Dirty. I have Georgia and Isabelle with me today. The newest members.

[E]

I'm so excited. I know.

[A]

I'm like, really excited to have you guys on. I feel like you guys have a lot of stories. What are we pregaming? Today? I ask everyone this.

[D]

I have a date.

[E]

Oh, she's got a date right after this. I canceled.

[C]

Really?

[D]

Yeah, the date. Actually, we had this. We had the blind dating segment on our podcast and I, like, fell in love with mine. He's like Marshall's family friend. I don't even know how my producer.

[E]

Yes, he's great.

[D]

I, like, invited myself to his house and Spain yesterday when I was blackout and he, like, didn't respond. So I'm like, oh, well, maybe he was.

[E]

She was on another date, so I was.

[A]

All right. So you are going through a breakup right now.

[E]

I am.

[A]

So are you. Your first instinct was to start Dating healing period.

[D]

Oh, no.

[A]

Or is this your healing period?

[D]

No, no, there's no healing period. The second he was, like, off and I had. I had. There was a 30 chance that he would break up with me, I started redownloading the apps and scheduling dates. So, yeah, I never took a break.

[E]

She's like, texting me right on the drive over, she's like, I'm so mad I didn't cheat on him with this guy at this place because he's such

[D]

a guy and it's actually so long. So loyal to him. For what? For what?

[A]

Did he cheat on you?

[F]

No.

[D]

Please cheat on me. No. I went through his phone. Do I miss him? I do not miss him. He's a rat.

[A]

Stop. I'm dead. That you were downloading the apps, like, still together.

[E]

She's so quick. She's on a date the next night. 48 hours. Not even.

[A]

She was like, I'm getting a bad vibe. I'm just gonna redownload.

[D]

Raya redownloaded. Raya redownloaded everything.

[A]

What's your favorite?

[E]

Honestly?

[D]

I'm kind of a hinge girl.

[A]

I'm an Instagram.

[E]

Yeah, I'm not. Any dates? I. Don't you like dating people?

[D]

I mean, I just like.

[A]

Everyone looks AI and gay.

[E]

Everyone is gay.

[A]

Yeah, Literally everyone's gay. Have you ever gotten with a Bisex?

[E]

Oh, every day. We do.

[D]

I think most guys are probably gay.

[A]

There's definitely a spectrum.

[D]

Yeah, but don't you, like, like bisexual guys?

[A]

I think it's kind of hot.

[D]

Really?

[E]

I wish I could get around that. I'm not into it. But, like, I like my man, like, straight, which I wish I didn't because everyone I've dated has seemed to be not straight.

[A]

Yeah. I mean, I'm thinking about, like, one in particular that I, like, actively always still try to get with, and he's, like, openly sock. It's really Slim Pickens out there.

[E]

Yeah, well, she's loving it. Like, her single life is wild.

[D]

I'm having a.

[E]

She's.

[D]

I'm on tour, loving life.

[A]

My ex in college, I, like, always wondered if he was gay. He would never have me.

[D]

That's a sign.

[A]

And he would say, you even let me, like, suck his.

[E]

Because I've had that exact experience.

[D]

He was like.

[A]

He was like, I have a big run tomorrow. Like, you can't suck my. Because I need to preserve all my energy.

[D]

So that's definitely my.

[E]

One of my exes used to never let me do that. Like, push me. My hand away. Never let me touch I have a feeling.

[D]

I know.

[E]

Rarely had sex. And I was like, wait, what's going on here?

[A]

I mean, just like, everyone like to get their D sucked.

[E]

I would have thought so.

[A]

Yeah.

[D]

I guess not even gay guys like to get their.

[A]

I think gay guys probably love getting their sucked.

[D]

Yeah.

[A]

By guys.

[D]

Yeah, for sure.

[E]

Yeah.

[D]

All right.

[A]

Should we make a drink? What do you guys want?

[E]

I want what that is, cuz it's really good.

[D]

I need a drink.

[A]

Ready?

[E]

Okay. We're back. Wow. That's fantastic.

[B]

Let's go.

[E]

Oh, my God. Cheers. That was amazing.

[D]

Cheers.

[E]

Cheers. Cheers, guys. Cheers.

[A]

So you're going on a date?

[D]

I'm going on a date.

[A]

You canceled a date?

[E]

I canceled a date, but I will reschedule. I do like him. I think he's just had an eye injury and he has an eye patch and needs to rest. And he also. He was still down to do that. He was still down to do the date, which is so sweet, but my friend's leaving New York and I need to see her, so we're gonna reschedule.

[D]

What's your type?

[E]

I don't have one. Funny.

[D]

I.

[A]

My type's funny too. What's your type?

[E]

I love funny.

[D]

I'm trying to change it, but she loves a nerd. I love, like, a bitter, like, pretty boy. Antisocial, like, never got girls. I'm like, their first baby.

[E]

Oh, no.

[D]

My last one wasn't a billionaire.

[A]

Millionaire. Hi.

[E]

She finds them.

[D]

I'm really good at dating. Like, I love setting people up, and I love dating.

[A]

Why haven't you set me up yet?

[D]

I will.

[A]

What do you think? Who do you think? Who do you see me with?

[D]

Oh, someone international. For sure.

[E]

You don't have a type.

[B]

Really?

[A]

International?

[D]

Yeah, definitely. Or I could see you with, like, an all Americano.

[E]

Oh, I could see it with, like, an Italian man. A really sweet one. Like, really.

[D]

I was thinking South America.

[E]

What age?

[C]

30s.

[E]

I think you need someone older. 35.

[A]

30.

[D]

Not someone who's online. Like, someone who has their own career, their own job, their own family money. Like, someone who's not.

[E]

Not trying to be an insult.

[D]

Trying to use you or not trying to, like, you know.

[E]

No, because I feel like. Sky, I want to talk about that.

[D]

On our list.

[E]

That was killing me.

[A]

This time I had so, like, for people that don't know, like, I have a close friend, and, like, that's where the real magic happens. I don't think people really understand how much I post on my close friends.

[D]

I love your close friends because I

[A]

really post A lot on Instagram. I kind of treat it like close friends, but there's layers to the. I really post my close friends funny

[D]

on your close friends too.

[E]

Like, I actually just love the. The influencer boy. And how much you, like, freaked out.

[A]

No, like, you could see. Like,

[E]

I could see it clicking. Like. And it's exactly the same thing I go through. I really like someone. I'm like, this is. It's meant to be. And then it was like, oh, I need him to get the. Away from me.

[A]

I was like, he's so hot. And I was like, why is he giving?

[E]

And I, like, really love people. And then I'm like, oh, get away. And it was like that I was dying. Like, it was so funny. You. You found out he was, like, trying to be an influencer. And that was like. I was in tears.

[A]

No, like, so apparently he moved. And when he was like. And when he was breaking up with his girlfriend from his old town, he goes, I am pursuing my dreams of becoming an influencer.

[E]

That's.

[A]

And I literally was so I was stiffed. My stomach.

[E]

No, that's, like, my worst fear. Like, that's my anti. Type.

[A]

And he poses a little artistically. You know, when it's like a curated Instagram. Like, I don't think men should have curated d. Men shouldn't have Instagrams.

[E]

They should not care.

[D]

Have access to the Internet.

[A]

No, it's true. Men should not. Yeah.

[E]

And they should not be posting, like, dumps. Like, dumps is crazy for your guy.

[D]

Wait till you see her. The date she canceled. Tisa, He's a jumper.

[E]

He loves to take his shirt off, too. And that's, like, a thing for me. I'm like, not into that.

[A]

Is he a sceney guy or. No cd.

[D]

He seems.

[A]

Yeah. Like he has followers.

[E]

But the part that changed my mind was, in person, he was so genuine.

[D]

If he just deleted his Instagram.

[E]

Oh, he'd be the hottest person.

[D]

He'd be the hottest person ever. He had no Instagram. Imagine that.

[E]

Oh, hot as. And he still worked at the vintage store. Hot.

[D]

Do you want a guy that works at a vintage.

[E]

I kind of like it.

[D]

He's a retailer.

[E]

Well, his family owns a vintage store.

[D]

He was like, is that a baguette I see? I was like, how do you know what that is?

[E]

And when he met. He knew that I had a Chanel.

[D]

When I met him, he was like, her Chanel bag.

[E]

Yeah. I kind of. I don't know. You're sweet, but it's not like, my ideal type what do you think your type is? Because I'm like, I like like a

[A]

guy that looks like he played lacrosse in college. Okay. I feel that I always love the lacrosse.

[D]

You like waspy, like vineyard vines type beat.

[A]

No, that's too much. I like a guy that looks like a bit douchey but like not preppy.

[E]

I don't like my type. A dude.

[D]

You don't like preppy. You like, like more street or like, like more style.

[A]

Like, like chrome hearts vibe that's a bit too edgy, but somewhere like a skater style Me some Margiela.

[D]

Like, I love a guy who likes dresses, but then it's like he has a trust fund and he's like, everybody dresses like in like his shirt's ripped

[E]

and he's like one shirt, one tone. Yeah.

[D]

Three outfits.

[E]

You have to shop for him because he doesn't have any.

[D]

But when he does shop, he has like YSL jeans.

[F]

Yeah.

[D]

He's like, I just picked these up in your life. I feel like it's a bit of

[A]

an ick when a guy doesn't want to dress himself. I'm like, I like that.

[E]

She likes that. I don't like that at all. I like someone with style.

[A]

Yeah. I need them to have like personal style. Yeah.

[E]

They could have 10 cuz if you're

[A]

dressing a guy, I feel like that's it's a sign of like a lack of confidence that they don't know to like.

[E]

Yeah. Or just that they're straight or lack of personality.

[A]

I don't know. Yeah. Or they're straight. Yeah.

[E]

Which isn't usually my type. I usually go for it undercover.

[A]

You need to be with someone. Georgia that is off the Internet.

[E]

I do. I really want saying this to her. Well, I had a fling.

[A]

Your type is Internet.

[E]

Well, I try and not be, but I had a fling with an older man recently and I loved it.

[D]

Drop the tea.

[B]

Okay.

[D]

So Georgia had in the handpiece and he's like obsessed with her.

[E]

We're no guess vibes. I love him and I hope that we hang more. That could be my, you know, that could be my car.

[A]

I think you need an older guy.

[E]

But the thing is I don't meet people that are out of the scene because we're always in the scene.

[D]

Ask people to set you up. Like, I have a twin brother who's my age.

[E]

You should set me up.

[D]

I'll set you up. I have so many guys that are like really great catches that like, I want to see. A lot of guys don't want to deal with, like, the Internet thing. I don't know if you relate to this.

[E]

It's like, yes, big time.

[D]

You know how hard it is. And we're going to talk about this too on. On our episode. It's like they see my social media and then they'll just, like, ghost me.

[E]

Big time.

[D]

Yeah.

[A]

I mean, well, like, the things I talk about, like, guys are like, yeah. And just like, being like, basically a hole with a heartbeat.

[E]

You're not that.

[A]

That's not how they describe me.

[E]

Who says that? I'll kill them. They're like the best person ever.

[D]

Wait, I was talking to this guy last night.

[A]

You're gonna love this.

[D]

Okay, so my date last night, he's, like, amazing. Like, so cool. Like, 38, like, such a vibe. Like, he showed up in a suit. We went to this, like, fabulous restaurant. He's very glamorous. And he was like, do you know Halle Bachelder? He didn't even know that I was, like, on unwell. Like, didn't. And he was like, my friend, like, you took up there, like, thinks she's really hot. Like, thinks she's so funny and cool. Wait, I asked for the fucking name. And he was like, oh, actually, like,

[A]

I didn't know you were friends with her.

[D]

Like, I don't want to tell you, but something to.

[A]

I better be our mutuals.

[D]

Oh, yeah, that's a good idea.

[A]

I was wondering if I, like, could think it's a friend of a friend. Yeah.

[D]

And he was just saying, like, she's really cool and, like, I feel like you guys. And I was like, yeah, actually, we're both on this under the same podcast. He's like, oh, that's so funny. I didn't even know. It's just bringing her up.

[A]

I wish we just all had a podcast together like this.

[E]

This is fun. I love it. So, like, a girl's hanging sleepover. Kiki Vibes.

[A]

Is there any podcast to have three people on it?

[E]

I don't know.

[A]

I don't even know. So how did you guys meet?

[E]

We met at an event. Alexander Wang event.

[A]

The Love Story.

[E]

I was drunk. Well, she was.

[D]

She was so nice about, like, my tick. Like, you were always so supportive about my tik Tok commenting on my tik Toks.

[E]

Big time. I was in the comment section.

[D]

But then she, like, wouldn't follow me back on insta.

[E]

Wait, No, I didn't for, like, a while. Oh, I'm really bad at that. That was not intentional.

[D]

I didn't follow.

[E]

I don't notice these Things people always think I'm doing it on, on purpose. I'm like, baby, I didn't notice.

[A]

I didn't notice until after we got dinner and I looked you up and

[D]

it's a follow back.

[E]

Yeah.

[A]

And I was like, oh, I feel bad.

[E]

I messaged someone weekly being like, I'm so sorry.

[D]

I didn't realize.

[E]

It's like a common thing to me.

[D]

Yeah, I just follow everyone. I have like following 6,000 people.

[A]

Like, I just. You follow 6,000 people?

[D]

Well, like, everyone that I meet, like, if it's a fan, if it's like

[E]

a strippers in the strip club, I follow everyone.

[D]

I love just following everyone because I think that it just like adds to your network too. And I think that, like, why not? I hate people that are like annoying about their ratios.

[E]

Like, fuck off.

[A]

So one of my drunk stems recently has been just giving every. Anyone that comes up and like says, like, I support you, I love you. Like, I'm a fan. I give them my number.

[D]

Wait, I do that too. I can't do that.

[E]

I get 10 calls the next day of like these random fucking numbers. I'm like, scary because I just give it out.

[A]

Well, you know what happened to me the other week? I uber eats. And you know how sometimes they call you when they can't find your apartment?

[E]

Yes.

[A]

So I was giving a call and it was a random fan and I had to. I spoke to her for like an hour.

[D]

That's so funny, because you feel bad.

[A]

She was like, that's horrible. And I like actually love talking to them. No, but I was just like, I need to stop giving out my number.

[E]

I do it every time I'm drunk. I'm like, take it.

[A]

I'm like, take. Follow me. Come on my show.

[E]

See, we got drunk at an event. She was asking the weight, the waiters. These are hot waiters.

[D]

Come on my show. So I was like, come on. Like, girls disrupted. And he, like, was so excited. Then I woke up the next day.

[A]

No, yeah, I. I do that all the time. But like, honestly, I think it would be fun to have, you know, like,

[E]

yeah, that's a great idea.

[A]

You know, just like, like they. Because they just like want to share all the stories.

[E]

Yeah. And just vibe out and get to know you and it's fun.

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[E]

I'm obsessed with Ali's smile.

[D]

Wait, also like this is my. Anyone? It's actually not that bad. And like I feel like.

[E]

Can I just say something?

[D]

I feel like it's like everybody's always like, like don't listen to like any of that stupid criticism.

[A]

Honestly.

[D]

Because everyone. You're gorgeous and like them.

[A]

Seriously, I love getting a crack out of myself. Like I like think it's the funniest bit ever.

[E]

I love that about you.

[D]

You're really self depending.

[A]

I'm very self. Same way like if I don't make a joke about it, someone else will. Well so like you have to like take everything, you know.

[E]

Like it's not that I do the same. Like I get. I troll people in the comments and I get really aggressive when people.

[D]

Yeah, Georgia, like I see her defending her life.

[E]

I fight for my life in the comments. I'm like, you catch me on a bad day.

[A]

I don't think that that's bad. I know this was a few weeks ago.

[D]

I don't understand the difference.

[E]

It's definitely changed since then.

[A]

Yeah, but like I think it's cheeky.

[D]

It's like a Little cheeky, but, like,

[A]

so what happened is they put too much Botox my crow's feet. So it affects. Connects a muscle that makes her smile on here.

[E]

My sister got incorrectly injected here, and she got engaged, like, two months later, and she couldn't smile on any of the pictures. We all thought she was really unhappy about the engagement. We were like, are you okay? And then we realized she got botched.

[D]

The only muscle.

[A]

The only muscle that works in my face is the Elvis muscle, which is like the scrunch.

[E]

I love that.

[A]

So when I laugh, all my energy goes to that.

[E]

To the Elvis.

[A]

And I'm like, all the energy's in Elvis. Yeah, all the energy's in Elvis. But, like, the world worst thing that ever happened to me was, you know, you can comment a photo.

[D]

That's. I hate that feature, by the way.

[E]

People can't grab your lives and comment the out.

[D]

I hate that feature.

[A]

That feature is the worst thing that's ever Devil. I hate people.

[E]

Crazy people go nuts in your comments.

[A]

People just, like, love bullying me recently.

[D]

Your fans. And it's kind of fun up.

[A]

Like, I block some of them good.

[D]

Like, those aren't your fans.

[E]

You know, sometimes you got to put them back in their place. Like, I love doing that.

[D]

Yeah, we're not.

[A]

We're not close like that.

[E]

Yeah. No, like, watch me. Watch me. You chill out.

[D]

You're like, I'll ruin your life. And then they're like, oh, sorry.

[E]

I'm such a big fan. And you're like, I feel bad now

[D]

when they do it. They're like, oh, my God, I'm so sorry.

[C]

I didn't mean to be mean.

[D]

I just think you're so stunning. I'm sorry.

[E]

Like, I'm not bulletproof.

[A]

And then they DM you on Instagram. They're like, can you unblock me? I'm like, I blocked you for a reason, but I don't know what the

[E]

reason is if you block your staying block.

[A]

Have you ever put someone on blast?

[E]

Oh, me? All the time.

[D]

Plagiarism game.

[E]

Oh, whoa. She went actually crazy.

[D]

I almost got fired almost.

[A]

Once I put this lady on blast, she DM me saying, like, called me, like, an anorexic freak or something. And she wasn't private and she was public, and it was her profile DMing me. So I just posted it as a screenshot to my story, and I was like, just no context. I just, like, post it to my story, and she was getting ripped in the comment section of her, like, latest Instagram post. And then I had people DM me. Like, I can't believe you would do this to her. You doxed her. I'm like, do you see what she said to me? Like, if you're gonna say it, you

[E]

have to stand down on it. Yeah.

[A]

You have to stand down. And also, like, think that maybe a consequence to your actions is me, like, putting on blast.

[E]

Yeah. Well, everyone should be able to defend themselves.

[F]

Totally.

[E]

I'm so weird. If you're gonna come for anyone, they should be able to.

[A]

I was like, this laughing at the comments section. You should.

[D]

And anyone that also comment on someone they don't know and, like, give them hate, and then it's like, for some reason, the person that they're commenting on gets hate if they, like, respond. Respond and act. Because I used to do that all the time. So, like, one thing I'm really working on in therapy is not interacting with crazy people on the Internet. I do, because I used to fight with people, and then, like, I would find out they were, like, 12 years old, and I was like, oh, I'm like a piece of. You know.

[A]

Do you guys get a lot of hate?

[E]

I used to. Rarely, but not anymore. I feel like when you start defending yourself, you stop showing weakness. People stop.

[D]

George actually had a really traumatic experience.

[E]

Yeah, I did. After I filmed a show, the guy that I won with told everyone I cheated on him when we weren't.

[A]

Oh, yeah.

[E]

Dating. And then he doubled down with my most recent ex, and they both said I cheated on both of them, which I didn't. So the whole world. And then they. Now.

[D]

Yeah, it was actually so up. You should have cheated on him.

[E]

I. I wish you. I honestly, I would if I had the chance, if I could take. The funny thing about everyone is, like, I. I tell the truth. I have nothing to.

[D]

In a world, nothing to hide.

[E]

Cheating. Everyone cheats. You know, I don't believe in it.

[D]

So, like, she's never.

[E]

I've never cheated. That's the part that pisses me off. I've just never done it.

[A]

Yeah.

[E]

But now, knowing the play of events, if I could go back in time, I definitely would have. Like, that's how much he pissed me off. Like, dude, that was so frustrating. So the whole world came for me for that, and I was like, are you kidding? I knew the guy for five days. I've had, like, food in my fridge longer than I knew this man.

[D]

Can you tell the story about how, like, the prize for the show.

[A]

What was the prize for?

[E]

Yeah, we ended up winning by accident, and the prize Was like a week vacation. And we were like, not together after the show.

[D]

They were like, the cast is going to get this huge prize whoever wins the show.

[E]

They said because it was the first

[D]

time, it was money or something. And then like, they were like, surprise. Like, the prize is like a one on one vacation. George is like, no.

[E]

A week later, we want speaking. And then, like, what? I thought he was sweet. I didn't have a sexual attraction there, which I think you can tell you watch it back. Like, we're not trying to touch each other all the time. I was like, not very affectionate. I was trying to give a nice guy a chance, like, something better for me because I usually go for a really toxic.

[A]

Seem like a nice guy.

[E]

He seemed nice.

[A]

He turned out to watch that show of you. The.

[E]

The most toxic person I've ever met in my life.

[D]

He really with you. And I.

[E]

You know, one thing I never told anyone, which is crazy. I don't know if I should take this, but I should.

[D]

No, do it.

[E]

When I broke up with him, which I did. Like, when I ended things in the hotel room, right? I ended things. I said, I don't feel like this is working. I'm gonna go and get an Airbnb. He got on his hands and knees and begged to go down on me before I left. And I said, hey, like, respectfully, my car's outside. I'm leaving. Like, to go down on you wanted to go down. He goes, before you go, can I go down on this is how much I was like, I imagine. Imagine already having ick. And someone's like, no, no, don't leave.

[A]

Let me go check.

[E]

And I was like, please, please let me go. That's how awkward it was for me to end it. And I still ended it and left. And he told everyone I never ended it.

[D]

That's great.

[E]

And I never told anyone that. Cause I'm a decent person, which I'm not now.

[D]

He was on his hands and knees

[A]

begging, we're not decent here.

[E]

Which we're not decent right now. But it's also like, that's how deep it was. Like, I ended it so severely. I left and he was begging for me to stay. And I said, respectfully, no. And he still told everyone. I didn't end it. I cheated. There was no cheating.

[A]

Did he block you?

[E]

I blocked him. And I'll never unblock that one.

[D]

Good bye.

[E]

That's one that will never come out of the vault.

[A]

Do you, like, hate him?

[E]

I just think he's a fudgeing. Sorry. I Don't respect people that enjoy people's downfall. Like, the high that meant he was dancing on TikTok every day when I was suicidal. Like, I'm not kidding. I was, like, waking up, by the way, talk about. And he was dancing on TikTok.

[D]

She really got canceled.

[E]

I was like, dude, I'm like, I would have anxiety where I would wake up, go to the bathroom, projectile throw her up and cry, Take socks, take Xanax to go back to sleep. So I wasn't living the reality. And this man was dancing on TikTok.

[A]

He was like, then that's when you

[E]

know you're sick in the head. Like, I've never enjoyed a downfall of anyone's that I've taken down. It's because it's self defense.

[A]

The people that are shitting on you aren't even, like, people that were supporters of you in the first place. They're just, like, they love to hate on people.

[D]

They're obsessed. And then sometimes they, like, turn and want to, like, take you down.

[E]

Yeah, they love you, but they love to hate you.

[B]

Exactly.

[D]

But they'll switch so quickly. And that's why I say, like, I love my fans to death, but I don't, like, fully sometimes always trust that they're there just because I have, like, I've had so many people that have really supported me and then turned for random reasons, and I'm like, oh, like, these people aren't my fans. My fans, like, love me no matter what and understand that, like, I'm someone who is nuanced and different and impulsive and makes mistakes and is crazy and, like, yeah, isn't perfect. Like, everybody wants the messy, like, relatable girl until you do one thing that, like, makes people uncomfortable or makes them feel threatened or jealous.

[E]

And then it's like, that's like, everyone put me on this pedestal after my show, and then they ripped it from me and made out. Like, you're not what I thought you. I never put myself there. I was just myself. And then I always had a bad feeling about her. Oh, I knew she was too good to be true. It's like, I didn't say anything that made you think that you did that. And also what you're believing is, like, a male loser lies. Like, you feel about this.

[A]

I also think, you know, like, when you're starting to, like, gain a following in the beginning. Oh, yeah, it's. There's a sweet song, the beginning, where everyone that follows you loves you.

[D]

Yep.

[A]

And then I feel like you reach a certain point of a following where,

[E]

like, take you down.

[A]

You're like, oh, I'm kind of like, sick of this. And like, I. She's getting to.

[E]

We've made her life. We need to, like, humble her a little bit.

[D]

I haven't had that because I haven't gotten too big yet. But I will say, like, nobody likes seeing too much of someone. And that's why I always. I'm so terrified of fame. And it's something that I'm, like, genuinely very afraid of. And I don't want to get to that point because of the current kind of like, society we live in and the culture we live in. Like, I think when you're a woman and you're seen too much, you're going to get canceled eventually, no matter what you do.

[E]

Because people get jealous and they get insecure about the life that they've given you with the platform that they've prayed so low key.

[D]

It's like, even, like, if you look at, like, yeah, like, certain women that have blown up and kind of gone from, like, niche influencer to. To really famous, maybe, like, I'll use like, Ken Yur as an example. I adore her, but it's like, she's so authentic and she's so cool.

[E]

Ken can take it off, but Ken

[D]

can take it on the real. She can.

[A]

Yeah, she, like, she's like, I up. Or like, she'll like.

[E]

I love that.

[A]

But she likes very, like, aware, I think.

[E]

But the thing is, they love that vulnerability and that, like, impulsivity of hers. But then they get to a point where they don't love it.

[D]

But when is, like, not relatable anymore. I saw this.

[A]

Tick tock.

[D]

It's like they're like, oh, she's so not relatable anymore. She's flying on private jets. It's like, okay, but if a man was, like, flying on private, good for him. He's such a legend. He's so rich and he's so this. And it's like, if you want to be really famous, you have to understand that you. You will get a lot of hate.

[E]

So you got to monetize and embrace it and not let it ruin you. Sometimes you just don't acknowledge it. Like Kim Kardashian.

[D]

She doesn't acknowledge it or she goes after the people that attack her, or

[E]

they'll just sue with cease and desist, but they won't publicly do it because they're feeding the audience, which is almost too famous.

[D]

Like, I feel like, what sucks about being an influencer?

[E]

You're not.

[D]

It's like, you're not safe because it's just you. There's not money behind you. Whereas an actor like Sydney Sweeney, for example, there's so much money behind her. She's in so many movies coming up. So it's like Hollywood can't afford to cancel her, so she's not going to get canceled. But influencers are in a much tougher spot. Right.

[E]

Because the person likes and the brands pull away when people get canceled.

[D]

Yeah. And brands will kind of like, feed into it if someone gets canceled, which

[E]

I think is so weird.

[D]

Like, a brand will come in if there's a scandal.

[E]

Yes. I saw this recently.

[D]

Like, I saw this.

[E]

They're Amanda B. Yeah.

[C]

They're like.

[D]

Like, what a freak.

[E]

Like, they were commenting, like, things about what she was doing.

[D]

They did a Tay Bieber, by the way.

[E]

That's mean.

[D]

During the Selena Gomez thing, they did a T. You're a professional company. It's beyond unprofessional to do that.

[A]

I think so, too. Also, the Amanda Batula conversation, I get that, like, what she did was, I guess not, you know, good. But she's probably getting death threats. I don't think anyone deserves to get death threats for having, like, a human moment.

[D]

And I don't think that's human, though.

[A]

And I'm like, no, yeah, it's.

[E]

But, like, I think humans are flawed.

[A]

I think she was a mistake. Yeah.

[E]

But I think, like, death threats are never okay. Like, it's like too much, you know? Like, death threats are fucked.

[D]

Death threats are fucked. Like, if you're gonna do something like that, you're gonna get them, unfortunately. And yeah, I will say, like, she seems pretty chill about the whole thing. She seems to be really open about her relationship with west, which is whatever for her, you know? But I will say, like, she seems extremely unbothered by it. Not that that means she is, but, like, she continuously doubles and continuously. I think she has a lack of empathy for Sierra.

[A]

I mean, if I was getting canceled level cancel, she was getting. I would have a Xanax problem.

[E]

I would flee the country and be on medication.

[D]

Have you ever had, like. Sorry if this is like, tmi, but have you ever, like, dabbled in, like, pills? I'm curious because I had a moment in high school where I had, like, a. I like, kind of got into Xanax. I haven't done it since, but it was like a very slippery slope, super dangerous drug. I just want to know if you've ever, like, struggled with that.

[A]

No, no. But I Have people like close to me that have dealt with like the whole Xanax thing. Thing is Xanax can make people filled with rage. And like, I just like can't afford that, honestly.

[D]

Oh, it makes people angry.

[A]

Yeah. If you like withdraw from me. Withdrawing it from. It makes people really.

[D]

It can make you have seizures as well.

[A]

I take Xanax, but only for. Yeah, it was prescribed, but very small.

[D]

Do you have flight anxiety?

[A]

No, just like long flights. I like to be a little mellowed out.

[D]

Yeah. But I can't prescribe. Never do it.

[E]

I had a little bit once and I don't remember anything, but apparently I've like fallen asleep. But I would like, apparently woke up and started talking to my friends and was saying that I was meditating, that I wasn't sleeping. I had a full conversation with them. I don't remember anything about it. They're like, no, Georgia, you were talking to us. And I was like, wait, I don't remember.

[D]

Georgia is a drink sleep. I told her, like, you've never seen.

[E]

I was in your life alert with eyes open, which is freaky. I'm like, I'm never doing that again. Yeah, I'm a crazy sleeper anyway. So when I have sleep medication, anything, it knocks me into like another realm. Like, I talk, I'll sit up, I'll use my hands, I'll cry, I'll scream. Yeah, I've bitten someone in my sleep once. My boyfriend. I woke up like biting his back like that and he's like, get off me, you crazy. And I was like, sorry.

[D]

I told my boyfriend out on my sleep, I was gonna kill his family.

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[D]

When I was sleep talking, I think that was awake. You're just lying.

[E]

No, because she was so awake for that.

[D]

He woke up crying, being like, I don't think we can be together. And I was like, why? What's up? Good morning. Can you get me coffee? And he's like, you told me last night in your sleep that you were going to kill my family. And I said, I mean, I've thought that before, but I. I'm sorry I said it. His family was crazy.

[E]

Like, you weren't meant to hear that.

[A]

I am so done. Let's do a segment.

[E]

Yeah. Yeah, let's do it.

[A]

All right, this is called Naughty Rapid Fire.

[E]

Yay.

[A]

Okay, Marshall, I'm excited. What is your absolute biggest bedroom pet peeve that instantly dries you up?

[D]

Farting.

[E]

Oh, you took the words out of your mouth. I saw you leaning in and I was like, babe, I know what you're gonna say.

[A]

I don't like to like think about that one. So once I was hooking up with someone and when he was finishing, he farted.

[E]

I had to cut that out of

[D]

our episode because I had a similar.

[B]

Every time. Every time.

[A]

No, like, it was like a long. It was like a 10 second one and he couldn't like.

[D]

I don't think he could like. It's a very gross image. I will say seven.

[E]

He just kept going, my mom's gonna

[D]

kill me talking about this.

[E]

Oh my gosh.

[A]

Okay. I think that would be. Yeah, that's same. Biggest bedroom pet peeve. Socks or. Yeah, Anything gross or smelly.

[E]

Yeah, I hate bad hygiene. Disgust. What about a bathroom talk? Don't talk about.

[D]

What about like body hair?

[E]

I think she get around it.

[A]

I don't like guys that shave their chest, Mimi.

[E]

I hate shaving wax, Right?

[A]

Yeah. Why? Cuz I don't like a stub ball.

[D]

My ex shaved his chest. It's kind of a. I mean, I

[E]

kissed someone recently that had a beard and they Gave me like one of those, like, skin, you know, a beard rash.

[A]

Yeah.

[E]

So now I'm really off beards.

[D]

I think beards are so disgusting. Like this big, like, food gets in it.

[E]

It's gross. Well, it was freshly shaved and it like, caught my face.

[D]

I like men with zero body hair. That's sick.

[E]

What's the next one? Can I read it?

[A]

Favorite sex position.

[D]

I'm so boring. I'm just like a missionary style beat, you know, I'm, I feel like I'm bad in bed, but I don't know. I, I'm not, I actually George is like, George is doing like Cirque du Soleil vibes.

[A]

Yeah, I like, I like, I feel

[D]

like you're like on the ceiling, like so swinging from the chandelier she would swing, you know, I, I, this is really embarrassing. I have only gone on top. Like, I can count on my hands.

[A]

How do you finish?

[D]

That's my favorite talk about this. I'm so embarrassed about sex stuff, but

[A]

I hate the segment.

[E]

This segment's gonna work.

[D]

I know.

[A]

We're like.

[D]

Because I'm like, unhinged in terms of like, what I like, like I overshare about, like, the crazy emotional.

[E]

I do.

[D]

And I feel like you're more like the sex stuff.

[E]

Well, just like, I get anxiety being sexual online.

[D]

My dad is very, My mom watches everything.

[A]

I can answer.

[E]

Keep going, cuz I'll answer them. Pg.

[A]

Have you ever faked it?

[D]

Every time.

[E]

There's probably been twice in my life that I haven't.

[A]

Really?

[E]

Yeah. I tell people this all the time

[D]

and they're really shocked.

[E]

I'm very hard to please.

[A]

I just like, wouldn't even, I don't want to even give a guy, like, the satisfaction of like, thinking that they got me there.

[E]

I just, it gets to a point

[A]

where it's trying to tumble them.

[E]

It gets to a point and it's all quit and they're not doing it right. And I don't want to.

[A]

Can you just be like, I'm done?

[E]

Well, I just pretend it's over.

[A]

Honestly, I'm an actress.

[B]

Right.

[D]

It's like, it's easy.

[E]

You've done it for before, surely?

[A]

I have, but rarely. I feel like I, I try to get there every time.

[D]

You know what?

[E]

I hate when someone's really determined and I'm like, it's never gonna happen when

[D]

you're not into someone.

[E]

Yeah. I think about it and I'm. If I'm thinking about it, it's not gonna happen.

[A]

Yeah.

[E]

So then I have to pretend.

[D]

Have I what?

[A]

Faked it.

[D]

No, never. I'm fine with just like having sex and just. That's it. You know, if it's someone. I don't know, like, I have to be very comfortable with someone. And like, at the end of the day, sex is just like watching a sports game and not rooting for either side. Having sex with a man, it's just like

[A]

nothing happens.

[D]

I'm not. I am.

[A]

No.

[C]

Yeah.

[E]

I' My ex. She's sleeping with her ex.

[A]

The crazy still.

[E]

Oh scope. She loves.

[A]

She loves them. What's the weirdest place in Manhattan you've ever hooked up?

[D]

Probably like a taxi cab who had sex in it.

[A]

Back of a cab.

[D]

No, like kissed, hooked up. Do you mean sex by hooked up or kissed?

[A]

Well, like, probably sex.

[D]

I haven't hooked up with anyone. Anything. I haven't had sex anywhere weird.

[A]

I've had sex like the bathroom at Gospel.

[D]

Oh, I.

[A]

That was probably the weirdest place or the bathroom in Due West.

[E]

That's what I was.

[A]

Yeah.

[E]

I'm not. I can't say I think

[A]

we're so proud.

[E]

No, I just like. I hate that people judging me.

[A]

I just.

[D]

My mom's watching.

[E]

Hi, mom.

[A]

Hi, mom.

[D]

I love you.

[A]

My grandma watches and she's like, yay. She's like, all right, this one's not bad. Do prefer to host a sleepover or stay at the guys.

[E]

I prefer to sleep over and leave when I can because I don't like people in my space.

[D]

Sleepover every time.

[A]

Yeah.

[D]

I never invite a guy back to my apartment unless we're like, seriously dating. Even then I don't.

[E]

No one has ever stayed at my current apartment.

[A]

Yes.

[D]

I've never been to George's apartment.

[E]

Yeah.

[D]

I just don't like girls.

[E]

Is fine. You don't go to Brooklyn, babe.

[D]

But I will go to Brooklyn. George is like, you won't cross the bridge.

[B]

I will.

[D]

For the wish.

[E]

Come men not allowed.

[A]

Yeah, I feel like it's easier to like, leave than to kick someone out.

[E]

Yeah. Yeah.

[D]

No, I hate when guys stay. I just know I have a nicer

[A]

apartment than most of these guys.

[E]

I feel like your apartment is so nice. It's insane. Also the foyer.

[D]

When you walk in, it's beautiful.

[E]

It's like high ceilings.

[D]

Is it one bed or two?

[A]

One bed.

[D]

It's so nice. And then. Do you have a door?

[E]

Man, she's got everything. The best building I've ever. Oh, nice.

[D]

Cuz I just. I'm moving into a new place. It's really nice too. But it's like, my ex kicked me out of my other apartment, so I'm

[A]

like, he kicked you out?

[D]

Yeah, we saw. He broke up with me two weeks after signing a lease.

[E]

Wait, what happened on the drive over? What's the new tea with him?

[D]

One of my fans texted me that they saw him on Hinge, and she was like, do you want me to with him? And I'm like, yeah. So I'm thinking of ways. But what's crazy is that so, like, no, I'm actually so fucking pissed at this guy. So obviously he's going to pay the movers to move my stuff from my old apartment to my new apartment. I didn't break up with him. He broke up with me. He's paying all the financial repercussions. He was, like, being really nice about that. He's, like, bitching to me about how they charged him an extra 700. I'm like, yeah, because they didn't know that they had to move my clothes and all my. It's not just the furniture. You thought I was going to move my clothes myself?

[E]

Are you delusional?

[A]

Yeah.

[D]

No. I'm not gonna lug my stuff. I have stuff.

[A]

Why would he sign a lease if he's going to break up with you?

[D]

No, literally.

[F]

So. And I.

[D]

And I called him the other day. Georgia, I didn't tell you this. I called him the other day and I said, do you think what you did is normal? And he said, I. I can't have this discussion right now. And I said, do your parents think what you did is normal? And he said, I. I will refuse to have this conversation right now as well. I'm done.

[E]

We've.

[D]

We've discussed this before. His body count's like, we don't.

[E]

Like, we don't. He should know.

[A]

I wish my body count was. Me, too.

[D]

My body counts. Like, should we exchange body go.

[A]

Yeah, But I'm gonna blur it out.

[D]

Me, too.

[A]

I did this on my show with Tammy.

[D]

Did you count yours? I know. I was trying to, like, figure out what yours was. Okay. But the thing about your body count is I feel like people think it's higher than it is. You make it seem higher than it is. I feel like it's not that high.

[E]

Made it sound like it was really. That's not even bad. The way you said it made it sound like we were talking hundreds.

[D]

It made it sound like you're talking three hundreds.

[E]

The way they edited it, I think was. Was so suspenseful with their reaction.

[A]

Was that what Tana's show.

[E]

No, it was Logan and Mike.

[A]

Yeah, they. They do that.

[E]

Crazy.

[A]

Yes.

[D]

Oh, wow.

[E]

Mike.

[A]

I thought Mike was really good at bed.

[B]

Really?

[E]

He talks.

[A]

He's a big talker. That's what I remember.

[E]

He's a yapper.

[A]

But, like, to be fair, we're both, like, extremely up, so it's probably really, really nice.

[E]

But, like, I like. You know what I mean? Like, when it's like, I hate a talker because I don't like people that are too cookie cutter bedroom.

[A]

I don't need, like, a narrator. Like, this is an animal planet. Like, I don't need someone, like, walking me through what we're doing.

[D]

It's fine if you talk. Just don't expect me to speak because I don't know what to say.

[A]

Now he's entered the body.

[D]

Don't ask me questions. I'm gonna be like, yeah, I might climb out the window because I'm so scared. No.

[A]

Yeah, it's a lot. But I thought it was fun. But we're like besties now, so I don't think that will ever happen.

[D]

We love Mike. We had him on our pod. He was a really amazing guest. His episode did really well.

[A]

Yeah,

[D]

he really likes Georgia. You should have him on for sure.

[A]

So he said he would come on, but he's like, I only want to talk about sex.

[E]

And I'm like, oh, he only wants to read Dozen.

[D]

He didn't talk about sex at all with us.

[A]

Well, like, he thinks that's, like, the premise of my show, which it is like. Like sexual. But, like, I talk about a lot of things.

[D]

But also, Halle, like, I feel like you underestimate yourself. Like, you. You have so much also more to offer than just talking about sex. And I feel like, no, I know yourself almost in a box, and other people don't even put you in that box.

[A]

No, I. I think I'm. There's a bunch of layers, and there's so.

[D]

You have so much nuance, and you have so much layers, and, like, you've so. You're so much deeper than the average influencer and the average person.

[E]

And you're really, like, emotionally intelligent. And you're right about you, which I

[D]

feel like, is like, you're very educated. You went to, like, an amazing school. I'm sure you got great grades. I'm sure you could do well at any, like, corporate job. Like, you're not just, like, your average dumbbell.

[E]

You make a great dream, and you

[D]

make a fire drink.

[E]

Yeah.

[D]

Even though I'm really drunk right now.

[A]

You're drunk.

[D]

I mean, I'm not, so. I mean, this is like.

[A]

Yeah, it was a stiff drink. I'm like, I finished one. I'm kind of tipsy, too. I feel a lot better.

[E]

Mine's really taking the edge off my heinous day. I've had the worst day.

[A]

Do you prefer a hairy Chester she.

[E]

Hairy chest or shaved? Shaved. I can't do a hairy.

[A]

Yeah, I think shave between the two, but I like men with no hair. I don't like. But, like, I don't like a waxed sack.

[E]

I like a bold man.

[D]

Well, that means they're gay, by the way.

[E]

Bold chest.

[B]

Really?

[A]

If they bleach the.

[D]

Yeah, because they're sending pictures on Grindr of their.

[E]

What?

[D]

Yeah, if someone shaves their cooch. I don't want to say the word, but yeah. And the other end, that actually implies that they're probably sending photos on. On the Internet. Why else do you need that? A straight guy doesn't want to do

[E]

that because they don't think anyone's gonna see it, really, so they shouldn't.

[A]

Yeah, it's just, like, too, too big.

[E]

Georgia? Yeah?

[A]

Would you prefer dirty talk or silence? I feel like we've been over that.

[E]

Oh, I don't know.

[D]

I don't like silence. I like, like compliments.

[E]

I like a little bit of, like, a few words, but not too much. It's cringy and performative. I don't like it to be, like, really performative. I like a bit groaning and a few words. Some groaning, some panting, Some, like, noise. Like, breathing.

[A]

Yeah, Heavy breathing.

[D]

Like, no, like, zero reaction, because I just got out of a situation where it was, like, it's complete silence. And I will say, like, not.

[E]

I can't do complete.

[D]

Not to get any. Like, like, this is so much fun, and I'm really enjoying. This is hard because it makes me feel like, what am I doing this for? I feel like you're just, like, sitting there.

[E]

Like, that's why I like a little bit of noise. Like, reassurance that they're liking it.

[A]

Yeah. I think if it's silent, it means it's bad.

[E]

Yeah. It's awkward, too, because you're like, are they enjoying it? Am I? I don't know. But if. Just breathe.

[D]

Just a little bit. Breath. Work.

[B]

Breathe.

[E]

But you don't need to even use your words. But you don't need to use your

[D]

words and be, like, creepy. But, like, just I want to know that you're having fun, too. So I don't know that I'M bad in bed.

[E]

Like a little bit of like a noise.

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[A]

What's the best dick size?

[E]

Oh my God.

[D]

This is so different from our show.

[E]

We are not in Kansas anymore. We screwed that one.

[D]

I don't think I've ever said that. Have you ever said there were dick on our show?

[E]

I don't think so.

[D]

We cut it out. We're so prude.

[E]

I'm scared.

[D]

What's the best D size?

[E]

Medium. I mean large.

[D]

Whatever. There is such thing as too big, I would say.

[A]

I don't want an arm in me.

[E]

You don't want it to be painful?

[A]

No, there's definitely too big and too thick.

[E]

Because there's positions that aren't fun.

[A]

Yeah, I can't sit on that.

[D]

Me neither. I don't sit anyways.

[E]

That are not good when it's not. When it's too big.

[A]

Yeah, it just feels like a lot of pressure. Like I'm giving birth. You know when you split a wishbone? That's like my pelvic floor. Let's lights completely on. Pitch black or mood lighting? I like mood lighting. Mood lighting.

[D]

Pitch black.

[E]

Set the mood.

[D]

I hate being naked, even for a second. Even in the bath, by the way. Even in the bath I get uncomfortable. I actually change in my closet even when no one's home.

[E]

She is the funniest.

[D]

I. I never had locks on my door as a child, so everyone would just walk in. And so I kind of Got to get triggered. I always changed in the closet as a kid, so now it's like I have this weird OCD thing where I have to change in the closet. I get so uncomfortable by being naked. It's so weird. Like, I would never sleep naked.

[E]

I could never even.

[D]

I could never sleep naked. Even, like, when we're changing. Like, I feel like even when we share a room, I'm, like, in the bathroom.

[E]

Yeah.

[D]

Have you ever seen me naked?

[E]

Kind of. Me, too. I don't really.

[D]

You're the second I've ever seen you naked, either.

[E]

Yeah, like those people that run around

[A]

naked, like, run around naked. I don't like that.

[D]

Like, why are you guys. Or, like, what didn't happen, you know? Why are you so comfortable?

[A]

Like, you're like. Yeah. Why are you confident? Your own skin.

[D]

Literally like that.

[E]

Why are you free?

[A]

Okay, what's the longest dry swallow you've ever been in? Nine months.

[E]

No, actually, a year and a half. Nine months was my second longest.

[A]

I went, like, 14 years.

[E]

What?

[D]

You lost your Virginia? 14? That's young.

[E]

Oh, yeah.

[D]

Wait, was that your ex?

[E]

How old are you? I'm doing the math.

[D]

Teen years.

[A]

Yeah.

[F]

Twenty years.

[D]

Wait, didn't you lose your virginity when you were, like, in college or.

[E]

I think I was, like, 17, 18.

[D]

I was.

[E]

I dated a guy for a year. I made him wait for a year.

[D]

Oh, my God, your toes are so cute.

[A]

Right?

[E]

You've really pretty selfies. Feet online.

[A]

I know.

[D]

You've really gorgeous. You have long toes. Like, I do.

[E]

Wait, Your feet are so cute. So cute is really nice.

[D]

I love your toe. Sorry, that's really creepy. But there's very pretty feet, and that's really rare.

[E]

They're really pretty.

[D]

You have really high arches and thin feet.

[E]

Oh, really cute.

[A]

I feel like that's tea.

[D]

That's really tea. We should, like, talk about that.

[A]

No, no one talks about fee anymore. Is shower sex overrated?

[E]

Yes. It's a waterfall lubricant. It's not. It's kind of drying and it's drying. It's drying. It feels like it's paint.

[A]

It's drying paint. And also, you have to get on your tippy toes, and you might, like,

[E]

emerge holding really awkward positions, and it's painful, and you can slip. Lip. I have.

[A]

Yeah. Like, it's in my eyes and.

[E]

Oh, my gosh, when the water gets in your eyes, it dries your eyeballs out. It's never fun.

[A]

No. Yeah. We're, like, having sex right now. Have you ever gone through a guy's phone.

[E]

Yes. Highly recommend.

[D]

Have you ever not gone through a guy's phone? I've gone through every guy's phone I was even hooking up with. I've gone through every single guy's phone. I will never not go through a guy's phone.

[E]

Look, I did it once. It gave me everything I needed, so I would do it if I felt the need.

[A]

Who was it?

[E]

Oh, the stuff I was seeing that was cheating on me with his ex on the weekend.

[A]

Yeah, I know. I've never gotten through guys room.

[E]

Yeah. Apparently they use my Netflix account and my name came up. It started a huge fight. After they hooked up, he came back to me. I've read their text about the whole thing. It's pretty nice.

[A]

Yeah. I just think ignorance is bliss and I just don't want to know.

[E]

See, like, I feel like every time I look, I find something. So you're right.

[A]

If you feel like you have to look, there's probably. Yeah, it's probably dead anyway.

[E]

End it.

[D]

I don't agree though, because I've, like, looked, not thinking I needed to look and found some crazy that saved my life. So I will say, as a general rule, I would recommend looking through.

[A]

I feel like you would have hooked up with, like, Ted Bundy back in the day.

[D]

Totally. I would have.

[E]

The most accurate shit.

[D]

That's what I mean by the fact that, like, Halle's actually the, like, smartest person. Like, yeah, so funny. You're a comedic genius.

[A]

He would have hooked up with Ted Bunny, but, like, he would have been, like, the exception.

[D]

Oh, yeah. So nice.

[A]

No, the exception to, like, killing you. I know.

[D]

He would have saved me.

[E]

I would have changed.

[A]

He was like, that's.

[D]

He wasn't even that hob, by the way. Weird, fun fact. I'm like, a true crime.

[E]

I love it. But you get freaked out.

[D]

I like, have no tall. Like, I will literally watch the most up.

[E]

Like, she watches it to psychoanalyze.

[D]

I watch it just like your mom.

[A]

I. I don't get people that, like, watch it to, like, unwind after I do. That's me.

[D]

Yeah. Like, I fall asleep to it.

[E]

I got my eyelashes done once. Eyelash tech was, like, playing it while she was doing. I was like, how am I supposed to relax to this?

[D]

That's eerie story.

[A]

Yeah, she loves it.

[E]

She relaxes to it.

[A]

The Ted Bunny stuff freaked me out.

[E]

It's really creepy out there. We gotta be safe.

[A]

No. Yeah. Like, you don't know. Like, if you're, like, hooking up with

[D]

Ted Bundy, that's why I don't recommend matching with anybody online who doesn't have any mutual friends.

[A]

No, that's a. Yeah, that's a great.

[D]

Like, I think the reason why you should. Someone should go on dating apps is to find people that you wouldn't. Would have met eventually. I don't think it should be to find complete strangers, even if they're hot. There's so many crazy people in the world and like, you have to be careful. You should never go to someone's house you meet online. You should meet up in a restaurant. Do you ever think there's like, isn't

[A]

it crazy thing that there's like just murders lurking in the streets?

[E]

I thought about this the other day. I go on Citizen sometimes and I'm like, they're everywhere.

[D]

You have to delete that Citizen's app.

[E]

It tells you where all like the freaks are in your area. Like people.

[D]

It updates you on the kinds of

[E]

convictions, like rapists, everything. All it shows you where they are, where they live.

[A]

See, that's one thing's ignorance is blessed. I don't.

[E]

You can zoom out. It's just dots everywhere. I.

[A]

It's crazy. You know, I always compare LA and New York. I feel safer when there's more people walking around.

[D]

I feel safer in New York. LA to me is really scary.

[E]

Yeah, LA's got an eerie vibe.

[D]

I hate LA. I try to avoid it.

[A]

No one walks around. I tried to walk around once because I can't walk.

[E]

No witnesses if I. Yeah, no, I like at New York. Way better way.

[A]

Yeah. Have you ever sent nudes with your face?

[E]

Never. Yes, never.

[A]

Some videos my face and like someone.

[E]

I don't trust people enough to do dumb like that because I was younger.

[A]

My kids are real.

[E]

No, I don't think it's dumb for you. I know that people think they just send it to all their friends now. I know that too much. And if your face is in it, they're gonna see it.

[A]

Yeah, I don't do it now. Now that I'm like, on social media

[D]

when you're young, everyone but like the body's tea. So, like, what's the worst that'll happen, you know?

[B]

Yeah.

[E]

I mean, you might get what.

[D]

What he's honestly back in like the early 2000s days. Yeah. Because he was like flaccid and he's like heinous.

[A]

But if you're hot and like, look

[D]

like us, then like. I'm sorry.

[A]

He was like in a ballet position.

[D]

Yeah.

[E]

But I also think when you're hot it and you have a platform. Like, people want to, like, spread it out.

[A]

You can't give people too much access to it.

[E]

You can't.

[D]

Well, I will say it's like nudes aren't what they used to be. Like, there's worse things that can happen to you if you're a public figure than your nudes with your face making

[A]

your Facebook statuses in 2012.

[D]

Yep.

[A]

I bet you went crazy on Truth is, I did.

[E]

Oh, Ask fm. Did you guys ever.

[D]

I would like, ask myself questions and be like, you're so stunning. Like, like junior, do you think is cute?

[E]

Like, oh, why are you so naturally hot?

[A]

Yeah. Why are you so beautiful?

[D]

Like, who's the prettiest junior? I'd be like, oh, like girl Isabelle.

[A]

Like, for truth is, like, people used

[E]

to bring that back.

[D]

I have some to get off my chest.

[A]

Yeah. Or like. Like, for eight.

[E]

Oh, I would love to do and

[A]

like, people be like, so honest. Be like five and a half.

[D]

Be like seven. I was going to do your body's dope.

[A]

No, we should bring back life for you guys.

[E]

I was going to post on my story the other day.

[D]

That happened to me once.

[E]

Once.

[D]

This really cool older girl commented like, like, for a truth is. And she. Or like, she posted on her status and I liked it and she posted it on my wall back when there were walls. She said, your body might be dope, but your face literally looks like my in a blender.

[E]

What?

[D]

I was like four. I was like, that's really up.

[A]

I was literally like, your body's G. I'm 7.

[E]

I was 50.

[C]

15.

[D]

I was like, in seventh grade. I was like. So I was like, what?

[A]

What?

[D]

I was like, you're in a blender. I cried for, like, days. I got really bullied. I got bullied out of high school, which sucks. I had to move school.

[E]

So same. I found out my ex, my boyfriend was cheating on me with my best friend through Oscar fm.

[D]

Because one of my friends Ask fm was like, tea.

[E]

It was tea. And I loved it.

[A]

Loki.

[E]

Because I confronted the out of both.

[A]

That's.

[E]

Yeah. It was crazy. Have you ever been in a threesome? I've never.

[D]

Have you never. Never even kissed a girl?

[E]

The way her eyes go.

[A]

I've been in so many.

[D]

Wow.

[A]

Are you bi? No, I'm just a people pleaser.

[E]

A rapper.

[A]

You know what I mean? Like, I feel like I just, like, did a lot of things when I was in college for the. The male gaze. And that was one of them.

[E]

It happens.

[D]

Listen. Like, it happens. And, like, I think that, like, there's no shame in that.

[A]

Yeah.

[D]

I think that, like, you're dishonesty positive, like, person. And so many people have had threesomes. I've never done it because I. I'm just anxious. Yeah.

[E]

I'm also just too jealous. I don't want to perform and, like, make it, like, what's the girl gonna do? What am I gonna do?

[D]

Like, what are we gonna do? Jealous.

[A]

It's like a poly system. Like, you have to, like, all be moving in, like.

[E]

Yeah.

[D]

Was it two guy?

[A]

I'm not sure. Was it a girl and a guy,

[D]

or have you done both?

[A]

No, I've. I've never done two guy. Oh, close, though. But I've never done that.

[E]

I feel like I could see you

[D]

doing that more so than, like, a. A girl, weirdly.

[A]

Yeah, me too.

[E]

You don't give.

[D]

You give, like, straightest person ever.

[A]

Like, I don't want to, like, get Eiffel towered. Really? People think I'm bi. I think I really.

[E]

I think I see that energy. No, I. I could see you're, like,

[D]

your buyer, though, though.

[E]

I mean, like, I could see you

[D]

with, like, a mask, vibe, like, baseball cap backwards.

[A]

I'm like, very, like, you're very much trained.

[E]

Yeah, I like logic.

[A]

Right. Very much. We also, like.

[E]

I love you guys.

[A]

You've been really affectionate.

[E]

I want to hug. She's not a huggers. That's big.

[A]

Really?

[E]

She never hugs me.

[A]

Oh, my God. Are you not affectionate?

[D]

Me being touched. And I hate being naked.

[E]

I hug her to say goodbye at the taxis, and she goes, hey, bye.

[D]

Stop.

[E]

It's like pain. It's like. It's like she's, like, really uncomfortable. That makes a good friendship when someone's like that.

[D]

I'm scared.

[A]

All right, let's do the last one and let's call it. What's the best excuse to leave a guy's apartment or a date?

[D]

Grandma.

[E]

Oh, I say, friends having a dire emergency and make them call me.

[A]

I feel like that's too classic. Breakfast.

[D]

Breakfast with grandma. You should never.

[A]

That's a good one. So you have a UTI because they, like, get confused. Well, yeah.

[D]

I mean, I actually usually do have a uti because I get really chronic. Like, really bad. I get really chronic forever. Oh, you have to take aso. Yeah.

[A]

Also, I like that.

[E]

No, no, don't take that. It's really bad for you. Take it, like, crystallizes the UTI bacteria and pulls it out. You never get it again. Yeah, it's Revolutionary.

[A]

It just. The worst is when you have UTI on like a flight.

[D]

You know what's weird? That's never happened to me. Knock on wood.

[E]

Oh, I've never had that.

[D]

I get them all the time.

[E]

Guys. I had the best time ever.

[A]

No, this is awesome. I think we should just like one

[D]

of the best episodes.

[A]

No, like I've ever seen this. Better do numbers.

[E]

We should do this often because we have so much New York City cap. I would love that.

[D]

Let's like merge.

[A]

Yeah.

[E]

And we can do it hungover after events. Just like vibe out.

[D]

We should go out.

[E]

We can do it in pajamas. We just make it a thing.

[A]

We should, like, create a vlog channel. Just us three in this vlog.

[E]

We can asmr. We can eat.

[A]

We should eat.

[E]

I would eat a nachos.

[A]

I should try eating.

[D]

I should try eating less.

[A]

I should try eating.

[E]

I love so much. Oh, honestly, I've been trying to do less of it lately.

[A]

So I can give you.

[E]

I eat a lot. I eat more than any man I've ever dated. Honestly. You look amazing.

[A]

Tell her to user 2978.

[D]

You're so beautiful. And don't listen to anyone. And like, I don't know.

[E]

Love you guys.

[A]

I love you all.

[D]

And we love you guys.

[E]

And don't cancel us because we love you.

[D]

Please don't.

[E]

Love you guys.

[D]

Love you.

[E]

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