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Let me get some things straight. I don't want to cuddle with you. I don't want to kiss you. I'm going to be talking to other girls. Don't ever call me babe again. What you think when I she was like skin care. Welcome to your favorite podcast. It's full coverage with your host Laura Lee and Manny Muay.
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How you guys?
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We're back on the couch today. Ty wants helicopter arms.
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No, he's not giving him Tyler's helicopter helicoptering arms right now.
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Many charges for those.
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I do. Oh my God. I'm not even glam. What are you talking about? I can't even do that.
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Today's episode is a little rapid fire. We have some hot tea. Tea with wizard Liz as well as. What else have we got?
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Manny like lively and the case that was happening. Oh my God. The Justin case. That literally does not freaking end. We. I want to talk about Love Island.
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Love Island. We must. So there's gonna be some spoilers that we talk about in Love Island. So if you're not up today and you haven't caught up, you might want to skip through that part a little bit because we're going to be talking about obviously what's going on on Love Island.
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I want to go in on that.
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I have a question. Do you get a new episode every night of Love Island Girl.
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Why is it like feel like that in a way?
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Is it?
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I thought it was like every two days.
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I bet it's every two days.
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There was one last Night. And there's one tonight.
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Again.
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Yes. And I'm like, wait.
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The way I will do anything on earth but watch after sun. After sun or. Or this unseen bitch. You know how they'll do the bloopers on, like, the unseen. Skip, skip, skip, skip, skip.
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There's even moments in the show when, like, they're being too, like, oh, girl. Like, let's say Huda and Jeremy. Like, I'm literally skipping.
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Unless they're conversing, I don't want to see them make out for an hour. Skip, skip, skip, skip, skip. Yeah, I gotta get right to the middle.
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Skip. Two same. I need this plot, the storyline.
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Yes. I cannot agree more, you guys. The season of Love is. I keep calling it Love is Blind.
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You do? You do. It's Love Island.
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Every time. Man is like, love. I am. I. Love is mine.
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Love is mine.
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Love Island.
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Charlie Puth. That's me.
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I'm like, what was mine?
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Poof. That's literally you right now, dude.
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Also, hot take. I don't know if this is a hot take. I feel like it might be, but I feel like ever since that one, oh, one season of Love is Blind where the girl says she looks like Megan Fox, like that iconic season, the show has just never been able to do that again. It has never been able to reach that level of entertainment ever again.
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I can argue, and I think that the novelty of what it is has been gone.
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Yeah.
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Because it's been there so many seasons now. So it's not as novel of a season.
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People, like, they know what it is. We're talking about love, actual Love is Blind now, not Love island, but they know what it is and they know, like, to go on there, to get famous, like, it's kind of turned into that where they just try to connect with people. Just try to connect with anyone.
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And they'll literally just be like, yes, we're getting married.
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Yes. There's no just to get to the altar. Just to get on tv.
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So has there been, you guys? I'm curious. Has there been a season that's good like that? Because I haven't.
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Like. I have.
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You have.
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I think the newest season came out. Yeah. I watched the season after that one last year, and it was really such a snoozer. Love the people on it, but just like, such a snoozer.
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It didn't hit.
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No, I know.
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There's like a More of a recent one too. That just came out.
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Yeah, I think one just came out. I haven't watched it. I might watch it but last time I watched it, I was bored to death. So not loving that. But yeah, we have a lot of hot topics.
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Yes, we do.
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You want to start with peaks and pits?
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Yes, let's go start. I will do my peak.
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Do your peak.
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You know what? I'm just. My peak is overall, just that. It's Pride Month.
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Yes.
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Just in general. It's Pride Month. Happy June, you guys. Happy Pride Month. Shout out to all my LGBTQIA and the A's, you know, our allies out there, for just, you know, being absolutely amazing and sickening and wonderful. And I'm sending you guys all positive, great vibes and I'm hoping that you're in situations that you feel seen, that you feel heard and you feel accepted.
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Yes.
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Because that is what Pride is about. There's so many parts of the world, of the country, even, that being gay is just the worst thing in the world for people. So it really is about celebrating just who you are. And that's what Pride is actually about. A lot of people just want to think of Pride as, like, just a big gay party. And it is, in a way, it absolutely is a big gay party. But the reason that it is a party and we celebrate it is because of how much turmoil and strife LGBT people go through all the time, every single day.
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Remember that time they try to convince us that drag queens are dangerous to children?
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Uh huh.
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You remember that too?
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They do that all the time. That's still like actively happening right now.
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So that's part of what Pride is about, is breaking that down. And not only that, but highlighting the good, the great and celebrating people that are so dismissed, you know?
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Yes, yes. Constantly.
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Yes. All the time. Yes, yes, yes.
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And just ridiculed.
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Exactly.
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Seen as less than.
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And so it's nice. I know a lot of smaller cities, you know, people that are gay, they don't get that Pride moment. And we're so lucky to live in a city like LA where, you know, you do get to be celebrated and you do get to be yourself, and you do get to come out and be so proud of who you are. So I just think that's such a beautiful thing. So happy Pride, everyone.
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I'm so. I love. I do, I love Pride Month. It just makes me feel like more seen than usual. It's not like I'm saying I'm not even seeing, like, I'm very lucky to live in LA and things like that, but it is nice. I will say what I think is like, pivoting into a little bit that I think is weird is that this year feels the least, like, celebratory when it comes to, like, businesses. Like, businesses are not celebrating pride like they have in the past. And I know it's because of vitriol that brands have gotten because of celebrating pride and, you know, being proud of the LGBT community. And so it is really sad to see. And it's unfortunate because I feel like sometimes I feel like it's digressing in ways, which is why we have to be more loud and more celebratory when we can. Because it does feel like sometimes the voices get lost and they don't get.
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Heard and it slips under the rug and then brands pull out because they don't want the negativity from it and they're scared. Yeah, totally.
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And it's sad, and it's just a sad thing to see. So I hope that, you know, we just continue to move forward in, like, the best way we can. And the LGB community just stays strong and stays part of, like, you know, a pinnacle of community that. That they are.
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I couldn't agree more. My pit this week is I listened to three Mel Robbins podcasts, maybe even four. Did I say piss? I'm sorry. I'm so glad you're here to check me, because y' all, I say things that I don't hear. Oh, you guys, the times.
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If I'm not aware I'm following Laura saying, that's not right. I just want you guys to know that sometimes we're on the same wavelength. We have one cell and we're activated. Anything she says, I am right. I'm plugged so in, and people will be like, you didn't say that. I'd be like, yes, you did.
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I just said my pit. And I just said, love is blind. I'm a mess. I can't help it. My brain. I. I don't want to get.
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You talk faster than your brain's thinking.
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Maybe not too much, though.
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Shredding me. I'm like.
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I'm like, maybe it's true. Okay, so I listen to, like, three or four Mel Robbins podcast. They're all gray. But I had to narrow it down. I was like, I want to hit some points with you guys as my peak because it's. I feel like it's all life changing stuff. So I had to narrow it down to one podcast.
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You know how hard that is for her?
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That's so hard. I was like, damn, I can't break down four podcasts for them for a peak. I was like, they're gonna Be like Laura. Okay, okay, So I, I broke it down to one. So I listened to this podcast. It was on the 51 rule. And if you're the type of person has a hard time making decisions or you don't know the right decision to make and that's what makes it a hard decision, or you sit on your hands when it's time for you to make a quick call. I listen to a podcast that's all about that and it' a guy, he wrote the book. I just pulled it up because I, you guys, Lord help me.
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Did you vote by your phone call?
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I'm gonna link this podcast, by the way, down below. So if you're interested in listening to it, I highly, highly, highly encourage it. Stephen Barlett, he's an entrepreneur. He has a number one podcast that he started, the Diary of a CEO and basically he took a company from 0 to 600 million. And he's. Yeah, like he's incredible. And he describes how he did it and it was all with decision making. And he's done so much research and so much stuff testing behind like how to do these things. And this goes beyond running a business. If you're not interested in running a business and you just have a hard time making decisions for your life, listen to this. I'll link the podcast down below. But it talks about there's two types of decisions that humans make by the way. We make, I think up to like 35, 000 decisions a day. A day shirt you wear, the shampoo you use, do you brush your teeth in the morning or not? Like every little thing we do as a decision making thing. So that's how many we make a day, which is a ton crazy. It does make sense when you think like what we're eating, even like, am.
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I looking to the left right now?
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Yes, that's a decision. That's one of your decisions. So we're always making decisions. But I think when it comes down to like our life, there's two types of decisions. There's type one decision and I'm getting this information from the podcast, by the way, but type one is a decision is a decision you cannot go back on. Meaning you're burning your boats. It is what it is. It's it, it's just a permanent decision. Type 2 decision is a decision you're going to make that you can go back on or you can pivot from that decision. You're not in stone. 95 of the decisions we make are type two decisions. So that makes sense. It does make Sense, kind of like, just kidding. It is very, very, very rare that we make a decision that we can't pivot from or change or that we can't go back to our previous decision. So a good example they use is like, I'm a banker, but I think I want to be a teacher. But I'm saying scared because I've always done banking, but I'm not happy here doing banking. And I think I would like to be a teacher, but I don't know because I'm not a teacher. Like, I don't know what if I do that? And I'm not happy being a teacher either. And it really breaks down the data of it. It's like we've already discovered you're not happy as a banker. Okay, so, ha. Why would you not choose to try to be a teacher if you already know that you're not happy as a banker?
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Right.
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You know what I'm saying?
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The decisions essentially made for you.
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Yes. Decisions made for you. And the more decisions you make in your life, the more you will fail. And the more you fail, the more knowledge you obtain. The more knowledge you obtain, the more power you now have. So basically, you can't really make a wrong decision is what. And it makes you more brave in decision making and whatever you want to do. You know, it's like, do I drop out of college and try this? Well, if you don't think you're going to be happy doing what you're doing, yes, yes, you should. And let's say that also doesn't do you drop out of college, you try to be an entrepreneur, that falls flat. You take all that you learn from that, and you do something else and you pivot. So, like, there's no wrong decisions. And people sit on their hands forever not making a decision because they're too scared they're going to make the wrong decision when there's, like, not really anything. There's no wrong decisions in life. It's all about learning. It's all about the experience and where that takes you to the next level. Again, failure is knowledge, and knowledge is power. Power. And at the end of the day, you're gonna win either way. But if you factually already know you're not happy in the relationship you're in, you're not happy at the job, you're not happy getting the degree you're getting, you have to change it. And by you do that by making a decision and leaning into that decision and committing 100. So Ty said, but it's so true. If you want to get deeper into the podcast. They go through ways of making these decisions, and it's a 50, 51 role, meaning if you can come up with at least 51 data, that that decision could be good for you. And like a pros and cons list. Do it, do it.
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I love that.
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So basically, he also did a lot of research with decision making in business. So they use this example on the podcast. And it was like a dad had created a business. It was super successful, but our world is evolving at a rate that we cannot keep up with. I'm going to tell you that. Okay, got that. So the son has grown up now, and he comes in running the business, but he makes decisions for the business very quickly. People come in the idea. He's like, do it. Marketing idea. Do it. And their fail rate is high, but their learning rate is higher. So they're able to evolve the company faster. And basically the sun was blowing the company up because of how quick and how many decisions he was making for the business versus the father, who would think a month on one decision, like, should, I don't know, you know, like, sit on his hands with decision making. And the more decisions that were made and acted upon, the more successful the business came. And they failed a ton. But when they would fail, they would learn from the experience, and then they would implement that into their next decision, and it would just go up, up, up, up. People who do more fell more. And that's just a fact. And we've put so much pressure on the word failure as a negative thing. And it's such a good thing. Me and Manny has said on this podcast a million times, you do not learn on your best days, you do not learn anything. When you win, it just feels good. But at the end of the day, I wish they wouldn't call it failure. It's just redirection.
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Yeah. It's like learning, even.
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It's learning.
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You're just learning.
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Failure should be rerouted as learning. Learn from that experience. But if you're stuck in a rut, I get this question all the time whenever I do, like, Q and A's too. If you're stuck in a rut, you don't know what to do next. You don't know what decision to make. Listen to this podcast. It will help you so much. I'll link it down below.
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I love it. I think that's a fantastic idea.
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Yeah. So that's my peak.
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Honestly, I was like, I feel like it's a profound peak.
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It is a profound.
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I do I feel like it's, like, profound. Like, it's a freaking good one, where it's like you're really kind of, like, honed in. Do you want to give us your pit while you're here?
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While we're here. I fell down the stairs. Listen. And without those security cameras, y' all would never know the mess that goes down in this house. Okay? I was going downstairs. I just woke up to feed my cat.
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I got the video. I just remember I buzzed the video.
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I'm so dead. And I had socks on. And you did not wear on hardwood floors.
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Not fuzzies.
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No. You're asking.
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You're asking for shit.
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You're asking for it. You'll always see my slides. I didn't have them on.
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Was there water in that cut?
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Oh, I was soaking wet because I have a black T shirt on. You couldn't see on camera all the water. I was soaking wet. Literally soaking wet.
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I was thinking of. I was too focused on the limp away.
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You can't see the water, but it literally dumps right on top of me.
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I literally thought that because I was like. I saw you at the bottom. I was like. Like, was it empty? Did she have water in there? Like, does the water just going down.
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The stairs all over me? Luckily, I didn't get hurt. I mean, my back hurt that entire day.
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Like, you were fine.
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Yeah, it was just sore for me falling on it, but I was totally fine.
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Luckily, you're limber.
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You know what? Someone else said that. They were like, because you're in the comments. They were like, because you work out and do yoga, you're limber.
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That's so funny. I literally. I literally thought that, oh, you're probably like. Like, because you're not constantly tense. So I'm saying because you relax. You're relaxing your body for that. So if you fell down, you're, like, extremely tense. You're gonna probably hurt yourself more.
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It's like Gumby falling.
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Correct. It's literally like a slinky.
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It's a pit. But honestly, let me tell you, everybody's like, are you okay? I'm like, no. Laugh. Because if I was, like, hospitalized, I probably wouldn't have posted it.
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Of course not.
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I'm always okay if I post it. And I just want you to get a laugh for your day. That's all my body laugh.
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I sent it to my mom.
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That's what I'm talking about.
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Like, it was so funny. She literally was dying. She sent me a voice after cracking up. She was like, poor Laura. No, literally, she. I was like. She flung. I was like, that poor woman literally, like yeeted. Her whole feet were above her head.
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Not my cat in a different country by the time I landed.
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It was crazy. Even Yoshi, who don't move. Who don't move was like.
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She was like, what you doing, girl?
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She know. She walks up to you after. She's like, you good? What the was that?
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Yeah, she's sick.
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You scared me for nothing.
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Yeah, for nothing.
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That fall, that was like a real fault.
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It was.
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That was a real one. I haven't fallen like that.
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I know. Me either. It's been a minute. You know I'm a follower.
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No, I know.
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But like that, it's been a hot minute.
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It's scary.
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Yeah.
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I'm like, I don't want to fall at this right age now, honey. Like, that hurts. When you fall in your 30s, anything could go wrong. No, I had a kink in my neck for like a week and a half.
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I remember that.
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Like what I'm just now getting over. I can barely. Oh, getting there. You're like, I'm getting there. I'm getting there. I'm almost. I can almost look all the way back. I literally was at the gym using their like hypersonic thing, like drilling into my shoulder just. And it helped. Actually. It did help. So if you ever have like a kink in your neck and those like sonic little guns, they do help with that. Thank you so much to Shopify for sponsoring this portion of full coverage. You guys, I love Shopify. I'm so for real. Me and Laura both. You Shopify for our businesses, Lunar Beauty and Minimal A. And honestly, Shopify is the commerce platform behind millions of businesses around the world and 10% of all commerce in the US from household names like Mattel, Gymshark, etcetera to brands like are just really barely getting started or indie brands like our own Shopify really is just that, girl.
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My pit is honestly, I wanted to take this opportunity to talk about what's happening in LA with the ICE raids and everything happening in Southern California as my pit, because it is something that's been so heart wrenching for me and something that's been so hard to see because I'm Mexican. I grew up in Southern California. So seeing the ICE Waits happening and people taking from their homes, from their jobs and like leaving their kids literally essentially stranded, it's just such a horrific thing to see. And what's really been frustrating me too is people in my DMs who don't know better, who are being fed different things, completely telling me like, oh, well, they're criminals, you know what I mean? Oh, they're, they're, they should have done it the right way. The thing is, to become a legalized citizen, it costs thousands of dollars.
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Yeah.
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It's not some easy thing. And when people are doing it the right way, there's been videos and there's proof of this happening. They're showing up to the court, they're showing up to their cases, they're getting taken from ice.
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Yes.
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You know what I mean? So it's like when people are even trying to do it the right way, they have spent the money doing it, they're still being abducted.
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Right.
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Being taken. And honestly, like, it's also being shown, which I didn't actually even know this, I was ignorant on this topic, that it's actually more like a misdemeanor. It's like being an. It's not like it's jaywalking.
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Yes. In the United States it is. Not a federal crime. Yeah.
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So they're. But they're treating them like they're literal. It's like criminals. And they're abducting them and they're taking them. And it literally. People are talking about it like it's actual kidnapping when they're doing it in that way. Because there's, like, a due process for that. Even being deported, there's due process. So the fact that they're doing it and the way they're doing it is just so nasty and crazy. And the fact that we're even getting the National Guard called on LA for, like, how crazy it's gotten, like, it hasn't gotten crazy. Guys, I'm telling you this right now, as someone who lives in la. It is the protest.
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A lot of them has made it out to be crazier than what it is.
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It's not you guys.
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So unless you're in Southern California, unless you're in Los Angeles and you're witnessing yourself, the media will take a pebble and turn it into a mountain. And we haven't had the National Guard called into the United states since the 90s. We haven't needed them. We had Black Lives Matter. We've had multiple protests. And we did not have to call in the National Guard to control protest. And for some reason, they're here.
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Well, Governor Larry said, do not send them.
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Yes, we don't need them.
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Do not send the National Guard. We do not need them. Like, the riots are, like. They're not even, like, riots. It's literally their protests.
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No.
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And it's gotten, like, out of hand at times. But they've been protests. They've been actually very peaceful protests. There's so many video. There's so much footage out there of the protests and how calm they are. And it's literally just people banding together, you know, just speaking about their truth and what's right. And we don't need the National Guard here. So I think that it's just really unfortunate. And I've been sharing resources on my stories on ig. If you guys want to see that, so has Laura. And we just want you guys to be safe, be okay. Know your rights when it comes to that.
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Also, me and Manny, we just want to say we understand what a privilege it is to be born in the United States of America, and we didn't choose to be born here. It was luck. It was literally.
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It's divine.
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It's just divine luck that we're here and we realize and recognize that as a privilege that we do have everyone.
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In the United States is privileged without you guys. If you're born in the US you have a privilege in that way. And the thing is, let me also be so fucking for real quick. Mexicans don't want to come here to work for no reason. Okay? They're not coming out here to uproot their lives, to leave their families behind if they didn't have to. And it wasn't a dire situation. They can make more money in the United States and that's what they're doing. A parent from a family of like five will come out to the United States, work and just send money back home. They have left their kids behind. They left their entire life, they're everything behind to work. And it's working jobs that people don't want to work here in the first place.
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100 like, you know, it's crazy. My Spanish teacher in 10th grade actually taught me that.
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Really?
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My Spanish teacher in the 10th grade sat us down and I didn't even really realize how deep of a lesson I was learning. But it was very eye opening. And now I'm.
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And I, yes, completely different.
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And I still remember it because like, yeah, I didn't understand everything, but she was a Mexican lady and she explained why people come to the United States and they all live together and they all work so hard to send money back home. That's all for their families to survive. And like that was just a huge eye opener for me.
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And you think they want to leave their families behind?
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Yeah.
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You think that if they didn't have another option, at the end of the day they can make more money here. So that's why they're here.
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And they're worth a humanity.
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It's a humanity thing. It really is. It's like if you guys can't have everybody empathy for that.
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Right.
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I don't know what like you can have empathy for.
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I genuinely human.
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Human to human. These videos that are popping up and it like applies for like literally any.
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I do feel like people get fed a lot of nonsense in the media that tricks them into believing that everybody is just a criminal.
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Criminal.
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Yeah.
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Well, the thing is the frustrating part about it is like the, the administration has said we're going to be deporting criminals. We're going to be deporting, you know, like that word. I just don't want to say it for the pod. And so how are you. You deporting a mother that's working in the fashion district sewing clothing while our kids are at school? How is that deporting? A criminal.
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Right.
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She's not. She's literally just trying to make ends meet for her family. That's all that she's trying to do. So how is that part of what the administration said that was going to be happening?
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Right?
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It doesn't make sense. There's no. It doesn't make sense at all. So the whole thing is honestly so shocking and so crazy and like to even happen in a city here in Los Angeles when it's just like such a boiling pot. And la, you guys, it is like Mexicans are the backbone of LA. That is so 100% Mexicans are what, like LA is comprised of.
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Yes.
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Also, like, if you want to really clock the T of the reason you're seeing people saying you can't be immigrants on stolen land. California was Mexico's first for years and the United States stole Mexico or stole California from Mexico.
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Right? So if you come to la, it's all Hispanic culture here, right?
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Why is it called Los Angeles? That's literally a Spanish word.
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Right.
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Why would we have Spanish cities, Spanish style homes in Spanish, everything here in LA and in Southern California, in California in general, if it wasn't Mexico's first? So what we're trying to say, I'm just trying to be like, open your eyes about the situation. This happened in la, it's actually so mind boggling because it is literally like the land of Latin and Mexican culture and this happening is fucking, honestly, fucking crazy.
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Yeah.
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Like being so fucking for real. Yes. So it's just, it's so heartbreaking and so heart wrenching and we're both doing what we can to like just share resources and information and just trying to keep everyone like just aware of what's happening. And you know, if you, if you don't see this and let's say you're a watcher of ours and you're watching the news and you're saying, let's say you're watching Fox News, right? And you're seeing like, oh my God, look at this violent crime happening la. It's not violent crime happening here, I promise you. Take it from us. Like, we. It's not like that. It's. They're showing you a narrative that is not true. It really is not true. And the media is spinning a narrative a certain way to fit a narrative that they want it to be fitted so it's not the reality. Things are very calm and very chill here and they're peacefully protesting something that is diabolical, honestly.
A
Right. So I just want to talk about that Yeah. I mean, I'm so happy you brought that up. I'm so happy to talk about it. I'm so happy to use our platforms to talk about it. So it's hard to trail into our topics now.
B
It is, honestly. It is.
A
It is. Because that's real. I mean, that's serious. That's deep. And then we go talking about Justin Valde, only a Blake Lively, suing each other over 100.
B
No. And it's, like, so trivial.
A
$100 million.
B
So trivial. You know, it really is when this is, like, real life, real things happening, real families getting broken apart. Like, kids not knowing they're ever gonna see their parents again because they're getting deported back to Mexico. It's really, like, the worst thing. And I saw videos, too, that were literally like, well, why are we so focused on deporting Mexicans? Like, if there's people from all over the world being here, like, why don't you deport everyone? And it's like, yeah, why don't you? Like, why. There is aspects of that, like, why pinpoint on just the Mexicans? Like, a lot of it doesn't make sense, truly. So it is sad and it's.
A
Our hearts are heavy for us.
B
It is. It really is. And it's been heavy for. It's been heavy for days. And that's why you wanted to talk about it. Because it's just been so tough to even, like, I don't know, feel like. Even live, like, normal in a weird way. It feels so. I mean, I'm Mexican. I grew up five minutes from the border. Something I'm so unfamiliar with. You know what I mean? Like, I'm so aware and it's. I have family who's not documented and just trying. Just trying to make better lives for their families back home.
A
Right.
B
Okay. No, let me tell you something. Mexicans are not freeloaders.
A
Yeah. Oh, my God. They're the hardest working people I have ever met in my life, ever.
B
Truly.
A
Truly.
B
They are just working to make money for their family. That's all they're doing. They're not here to take people's jobs. What, are you going to work the jobs? You're going to be in the fields picking fruit?
A
No.
B
Okay, then. So what the are you talking about?
A
Right.
B
But I hate seeing comments that are like, Mexicans are freeloaders are here, you know, on our dime. And it's like, they're paying taxes too, though.
A
Yeah.
B
If they're working, they're going to be paying taxes. So the whole situation is really just dire, honestly. And it's really crazy and it is hard to pivot into the next topic. But we are going to be talking about something a little bit lighter just because I feel like if I talk about this constantly, I'm just going to be in a bad, like it put me in a weird space anyway. So it's, it's nice to get a little bit of reprieve to just talk about something a little lighter than what's happening.
A
Yeah. Well, for rapid fire today, we do.
B
We have several, we have several topics that we would like to hit on. Let me pull up your text. Well, like, me and Laura will literally send each other text messages and like jot down our points.
A
Yes.
B
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A
So as far as Justin Baldoni's case, it was dismissed from the court. So what that means is the judge kind of threw it out in a way and it means that the case cannot come back based on their claims in the way that it is. The judge said change your claims up because you basically don't have a case here.
B
Yeah.
A
So according to AP is Associated Press news they wrote a report on like why it got thrown out because me and Manny were like okay, but why?
B
Yeah, like I was like what?
A
The New York judge ruled this is their. I'm quoting that Baldoni can't sue Lively for defamation over claims she made in her legal claim. So Justin Baldoni was suing Blake Lively because of the claims in her case, which.
B
That's like, you can't do that.
A
Yeah. He was like, you.
B
She's not making public claims. These are claims in her court case. Case.
A
So he was like, that's not a case of defamation. So that part got thrown out. And then there was a second part that claims that Blake Lively stole creative control of the film. That didn't count. That does not count as extortion under California law. So the judge threw that out, and those were the two claims that he was suing 400 million for. So the judge said, it's not defamation. If she's making these claims in a suit, and. And it's not extortion for her to claim that you stole creative control. That's not extortion under California law. So it said. The judge said Baldoni could revise the lawsuit if he wanted to, to preserve. To pursue different claims related to whether Lively breached or interfered with the contract. His legal team said they plan to do so.
B
Well, of course the legal team plan to do so, because they're like, they're never gonna say. They're never gonna stop. And I think that it's like, they're also trying to milk just Justin for, like, what it's worth as well. Like, you know, the team's like, we can keep going.
A
Yeah.
B
Yeah, of course they're gonna say we can keep going. They want to make money.
A
Right. And, you know, this doesn't mean Blake Lively won by any means. It just means he's definitely not gonna win. The more this dismissed, his.
B
His loss for what it was.
A
For what it was, what he was suing for. It's dismissed, it's done, and it can't come back to court for what he was suing for. But they were like, you can change it up and bring it back, but Blake Lively smear campaign is so bad that she's already lost.
B
God.
A
And now he's lost, too.
B
But I feel like, to me, like, they've both lost.
A
Many agree.
B
Like, I don't think that because it has gotten. It's grown so many legs and it's gotten so hairy over the course of so long months of this. I think that actually, they're both in such a loss, and I think, really, it's about, like, okay, who's gonna make it out, like, winning the case.
A
Yeah.
B
Whereas, because I feel like in the court of public opinion, they're both.
A
They both lost. They both lost. They both.
B
You know, some. Some might be more than others in different opinions of different eyes, but they both have damaged each other's reputations so much. And, like, you see all this, and even, like, I remember, like. Like, Justin was trying to, like, I think his team was trying to, like, make Taylor Swift, like, part of it in some way where they were.
A
They were trying to pull Taylor in.
B
Girl. Like, girl, what are you doing? Like, it just got weird. Weird.
A
It did get weird. I always said that. A big red flag for me. I don't think Blake is innocent. Any of this. But a big red flag at the beginning of this was me when I exposed Justin Baldoni for saying he wants a smear campaign on Blake Lively. As bad as Amber heard for me, I immediately was like, that's sick. So sick. And for anyone to just blindly be like, yeah, Justin Baldoni after reading that, I'm like, how. How can you. But also, like, sitting here, like, yeah, Blake Lively. Not at all. Yeah, not at all. Like, I think that this is just a shit show, and they both fucked up. And I've said that from the jump.
B
Yeah. I think it's literally. It's become such a fucking shit show that I'm literally like, you guys, I don't even know what can even be done. And I'm actually kind of surprised. Like, for me, if I was in this, I feel like they're so far deep that they're like, we're not gonna stop until we.
A
Do you think lose or win? Do you think Blake is gonna win something because hers didn't get thrown out?
B
I don't know. I mean, Blake's team's already fully making statements and being like, this is such a win for us. Yes. I saw Blake personally post.
A
Yeah.
B
Which I also find fascinating, too, because she, like, had tagged all these, like, resources for women. And then in the beginning, I was like, girl, it was about, like, wear your florals. You know what I mean? Like, it was so not that. And then it, you know, evolved into what it became. So now she's, like, sharing, like, all these links and resources for, like, women. I was kind of like, I don't.
A
Think she did this for women. I think she did this because she got a smear campaign done on her that was so bad for her career that she ended up having to take it to court to try to prove some wrongdoing on Justin's part, you know? And I don't. I don't think any of this is, like.
B
Remember, it was also, like, about too. Like, she was basically saying there was.
A
Like, sexual harassment that's in her Case.
B
Yeah, it's in her case like that there was like crescent and like they he. Throughout the case, I've been like, just trying to disprove it. Be like, no, I never was trying to like even or like, like, like the shaming about her weight. It's like I had like a back condition. Like all these different things. It's become. So he said. She said very. That in a way that it's kind of like, well, the case is so like it's evolved in something completely more than just a case would be because it's taken so many legs.
A
Like I was saying.
B
I mean it's kind of crazy.
A
I definitely look at them both differently after this.
B
I do too.
A
I just do. That's why I say like, at the end of the day, no one has one is gonna win this. Like, yeah, Justin's case may have gotten thrown out and yeah, of course that's gonna be a win for blood. Lakeside, obviously his complete lawsuit just got.
B
Yeah. I would leave you like this.
A
Yeah. But at the end of the day, this is just horrible on both parts.
B
But wouldn't his legal team know? Like, that would never count.
A
That is what I get so confused about. Because obviously me and Manny aren't attorneys.
B
Yeah.
A
We don't, like, we don't know every nuance of the California state law. So like, we don't know. But you would think that if a lawyer was doing a $400 million lawsuit, that he would make sure that all the claims were.
B
Yeah.
A
Like dot the those eyes and make sure like, this isn't stuff that could just get dismissed and not even taken to court.
B
Well, especially when it's like, oh, you know, the claims and the allegations and lawsuit. Like being exempt because they were in the lawsuit.
A
So it's like, so doesn't the lawyer know that?
B
Yeah. Why wouldn't the lawyer know that? Like, hey, this is going to be exempt. Because it's not even. She's not.
A
That's why I get confused. I'm like, was there an ulterior motive? And like just starting the 400 million dollar lawsuit knowing you didn't have a case.
B
And then I definitely think so. Just the countersuit.
A
I agree.
B
The sake or the sake of being in a lot. I genuinely think that they're like, we have no grounds, but we're just gonna.
A
Have to like, most people do counter sue.
B
Yeah. I feel like they literally were just like, they have no grounds.
A
It's like a reputation saver because like if sue. If you're suing me and I'm suing you. Well, then it kind of goes up in the air as to who's the bad guy.
B
It's almost like we're. I'm drinking. I'm bringing you down with me.
A
Yeah. So maybe that was the point. But, like, I don't understand all the legal stuff, but this is just absolutely wild.
B
I literally think that was the point. Point now thinking about it, because now the. The judge throwing it out because it's. So then it's like. So then. Was there a case to begin with?
A
Probably not. It was probably like, we've got a.
B
Shudder, so we have to get her back. Like, I literally. That's what I'm thinking. That, like, oh, let's just. Let's just go there.
A
If I'm going down, then you're literally still doing movies right now.
B
I. She's fine, honey.
A
She's fine. And yes, it's a smear campaign. Yes, she gets a lot of hate, but she. She's chilling, baby.
B
With those Ryan Reynolds pockets, she'll be just.
A
She's gonna make it out of the.
B
Woods forever and be completely fine and have generational wealth. Yes, they're gonna be just fine. So. Yeah, that is, like, kind of crazy, though. I will. I'm intrigued to see if they continue.
A
Yeah.
B
Like, if they.
A
If he really does can continue.
B
You.
A
Because I feel like if they were, he would probably would have led with a case that would have stronger. And yeah, if they could, they would have led with one.
B
So 100.
A
Okay, our next topic. Do you want to talk about Love Island?
B
I think we have to.
A
I think we have to dip into.
B
Guys, can we just dip into Love island really quickly? You're gonna have to skip forward a little bit on this one if you don't want any spoilers, but there's a new season of Love island, and we were so enthralled and enveloped in the last season of Love island that we're like, of course we have to start. I will say it was on a slow start for me. I was kind of like, yeah, scared, like, already.
A
Last year was better, but for sure, but we're getting somewhere.
B
Yeah. I feel like now that we're, what, seven episodes?
A
I think tonight comes out eight.
B
Yeah, we're seven episodes in six. Because we're not watching after Sun. This would be so fun.
A
I will never watch after sun, so.
B
I feel like we're like, we're in that. But in the beginning, it was slow for me.
A
It was a slow burn.
B
I was really like. And I felt like some of the people. They were trying so hard because it was teaching tv. And, like, it's hard to, like, explain. Like, I feel like I'm just gonna throw it out there. Bella, let me just tell you, loca, okay? In the beginning, she had. When she was, like, doing stuff, one of, like, the most beautiful girls I ever seen in my entire life. I actually was gobsmacked by her beauty, but I felt like she was so nervous, and she was doing these, like, isms to try to, like, distract from that or kind of. She'd be like, she gives me very millennial core.
A
Like, she wouldn't even say words.
B
She'd be like, no, get this. Joe was really funny. It was cracking me up. She was having a conversation with Nick. With Nick. The one where she's sitting down and she's like, beach. You know what I'm talking about? She's like, I had a dream. And he's like, what would you. Like, would you graduate? Like, what would you graduate? And he's like, she's, like, the highest. And he's like, what are you passionate about the beach?
A
He. He, like, says something like. He was like, yeah, like, you and what's her name? Sierra. Like, 50. 50. That's literally what she said to him. No words are being articulated. And the problem is, is because I'm telling you, she's too nervous.
B
She's nervous.
A
She's too nervous because whenever she's sitting down in the room with the girls and it's just them, she has normal conversations. But my point is, so I. I'm voice.
B
There's so many accents in there combined. I don't know what's happening.
A
It's very. It is cringe. It's very cringe. So I. I'm voice. Noting Manny as I'm watching, and I'm like, like, can you please explain to me how out of all the people in the world that want to be on Love island, which is a lot of people, how do they come down to a person who is freaking the out on camera, who, like, is so nervous they can barely even function on the camera? And I'm okay. It's like, okay, I get it. She's, like, not kissing any of the guys. But, like, if you've ever watched the show Love island, that's like. Like what the show is. And I totally respect a girl that respects boundaries because most girls would honestly never make out with, like, five guys in a row. But that's what the show is. That's like, what the whole point in the show that's what they're doing on the show. So it's just like an interesting. It was a very interesting casting. And Manny brought up a good point. He was like, I think they do it on purpose. I think they try to find these people, like, throw in just like one or two that are going to be too nervous to function on the show. And how can those people interact with girls? Girls stealing their man with girls coming in super confident on the show.
B
So it's like bombshells, having bombshells coming in and then kind of stirring up when it comes to people with, you know, in their current relationships. So why not cast people in the original portion? Like, that's like the first main cast to be like, okay, this person seems like they could be a little bit more insecure about this one thing, and this person might be really nervous. It's gonna stir up when a bombshell comes in and causes drama. Like, look what's happening. Like, it's crazy. Let's just actually even go in, like, by the couples who didn't. Jeremiah, what do you think?
A
I'm so sick of Huda and Jeremiah. I don't want to see him on my screen again. I don't care if it's a hot take. I don't care if everybody's like, I like that they're. I don't. Because after she showed her colors whenever they were doing the challenge in the game and like, that one girl decided to put Jeremiah as her number four so she could, like, make out with him. And the way who to act it, it was so funny because people were like, I bet Hudo's really emotionally mature. She's a mother.
B
I thought the same thing.
A
I literally thought, I've never seen more immaturity in my life. I'm so sick of how close. No. Like, yeah, so bad. It's so bad. And then the way she talked. Amaya.
B
Amaya.
A
The way she talked about Amaya, another woman, like, she's a dog for playing the game and coming in and doing the show, how the show is supposed to be done. Talks about this woman like she is a piece of trash.
B
I don't like her. I'm never gonna like her.
A
She was literally name calling. I can just tell you guys, it's not because she was trying to get with my man, but I can just.
B
Tell, like, she's just. Yeah, I don't like it.
A
And then two seconds later, hugging her while she's crying and upset. She's crying and Huda is consoling her, telling her all These positive things. Oh, you're a baddie. Really? Because 24 hours ago, you were calling her every name in the book. So which one is it? Those are the things that piss me off about Huda and the Jeremiah guy. Aces. I don't like Ace either, but he's dead on the dollar. He's a rat. He's an absolute Jeremiah. Jeremiah?
B
Why do you think so?
A
I think Jeremiah is doing it because he wants to win the show. So he's just attached himself, and he's gonna try to ride it out, But I think it's gonna get really interesting at Costa.
B
Do you know what's crazy to me is that he's fishy.
A
He is fishy.
B
I don't know. It's like there's something about him.
A
I'm not convinced.
B
I'm not either.
A
After the face he made, you have to look dead in his eyes. After she tells him that she's a mother. Look at this man's face. He turned white. He said, a ghost. He was a ghost.
B
And she's like, look at me. And he's like, I can't.
A
Yeah, give me time. I'm telling you, Ace is sniffing it out. There's something fishy there. I don't trust you.
B
Who's your favorite? Top one.
A
Number one on three.
B
On three.
A
Wait, wait. Let me think, let me think.
B
Wait.
A
Girl or guy?
B
Girl. Top number one on three. Yeah, I have mine. One, two, three.
A
Shelly.
B
Shelly is truly. Like, no man deserves her. I'm gonna be so for real. Like, no one there deserves her.
A
Alondria Love. She's from Decatur, Alabama.
B
I. I know you. I knew you were gonna scream when I. Because when I saw her, I'm like, oh, my God, she's from Alabama. I'm gagged.
A
She has this little Twain of a country, and I go eat.
B
And the more she's with Taylor, the twain comes out false.
A
It does. But Taylor is trash. Get rid of him. I get rid of them.
B
Look us so dead in the eye right now, girl.
A
Look us so dead in the eye. Get.
B
I actually think Taylor is, like, a funny, yeah, go lucky kind of guy, right? I think that he's, like, a funny. Like, funny, but he's too big.
A
But he's pissed a man up and tell her how he feels. She's stringing her along.
B
He literally told. Okay, this is what gagged me. Okay, this is what gagged me fierce. He literally tells one of the guys to be like, I'm just, like, not, like, physically Ace her. Ace. I'm not physically Attracted to her. And I'm like, Like, have you seen you? Alondra is a full.
A
He is so confident to tell Ace that. But whenever she looks that man dead in his eye and ask him, he says nothing. He just looks at her. Can't stand them. I can't stand him. I cannot. He is wasting her time. I hope she doesn't pick him in the next round because the girls will get to pick. I hope she gets rid of him. And then. I've loved Ace the most the whole show until last night's episode where he gave Gaslit and manipulated Amaya. What he wants. Ace wants Shelly to chase after him because that's what he needs. That's what craves him. Men, they're not. This man is not looking for a relationship. He's not looking for love. He's looking for a chase. A hot dopamine hit and Shelley spell Chase without Ace.
B
Oh, that got deep.
A
That's the deepest thing you've ever seen.
B
Let me beat that.
A
But everyone was shocked when Chase chose the new bombshell, Maya and not Shelly, because the whole time he's like, me and you, Shelly. Me and you, Shelly. And she's like, yeah, absolutely. He then goes and picks Amaya because Amaya is not throwing herself at him, but she's made it clear, very clear, that she really likes him. So he picks her. And the moment they sit down, the imagine, Manny, a guy picks me and he's like, like, let me get some things straight. I don't want to cuddle with you. I don't want to kiss you. I'm going to be talking to other girls. Don't ever call me babe again.
B
No, you guys, honestly, the thing is, and it's funny because I understand the aspect of, like, having a boundary. 100. I get people having boundaries, for sure. And I. I'm not saying he can't set a boundary for himself and what he's feeling, but the cadence in which you speak and the way it comes across.
A
But he didn't have one conversation with her after he chose her to couple up.
B
No, that's. That' saying the way he's doing it, he's not doing it the right way.
A
He did say one time, I'm really happy I chose you and I'm happy we're able to explore. Not one time. He just immediately went to shooting her down. And that's what men do that love the chase. So then he calls Shelly over after he's got a Maya crying her eyes out, feeling crazy because he's gaslit and manipulator. He calls Shelly over, which is the girl he wants to chase him. And he's like, he straight up. What you think? When I picked Amaya, that's all he wanted. What'd you think when I. She was like, didn't care.
B
This is why Shelly's a 10. That's why Shelly is that girl.
A
It's because she literally is like, talk about Austin, girl. Okay, you guys, give it to us. Give it to us.
B
Clock this real. This actual tea real quick. Austin was my least favorite starting. I literally was like. And I've seen those videos of him online. I've seen the things he's been posting. I'm like, trash. Hate him. I need him off the show immediately. Vote him out. Why, as we're in seven episodes deep, is he making the most sense?
A
Why?
B
It doesn't make sense. I hate that.
A
That I like him, like, on the show and like, the. His take on things. He gets it. He sees what's happening. He calls it. He's treated Shelly with nothing but a queen. He's never gaslit her. He's never tried to get her to chase him and play a game with her at all. He's been so upfront with every single girl that he's talked to, and now he's calling out the guys on their. And no one else does. He's the only one.
B
I'm literally scratching my head. I'm like, why is Austin making sense?
A
Why?
B
Makes me mad.
A
Austin is the only guy on the show. Show that makes sense.
B
He's pissing me off that he's making sense. I know Nick's over here in a love triangle. Was so confused for episodes.
A
Also when Nick kissed Bella and didn't tell Sierra no.
B
When Alondra is like, they were kissing souls, that, oh, that's me.
A
You know that's me.
B
Alabama. She would have done the same. She'd be like, that is such a.
A
Like, I would up in a heartbeat and do that 100.
B
See, the thing is, my second. Second favorite would actually be Sierra. I have, like, a thing for her.
A
No, love her.
B
I just love her. I love the way she speaks.
A
She's too smitten by Nick, and she will let him run over her 100%. I see it. I feel it. She's so enthralled with it.
B
And I'm like, you don't. I was like, girl, you are such a fucking 10 10. And you're so, like, cool and just like, I love her vibe, everything about her. I just really, really enjoy so I'm really pissed about the Nick situation. Cause I'm like, girl, Nick ain't shit.
A
Nick ain't shit.
B
It maybe we all know he's gay.
A
Is he gay? I'm like, oh, is he? Well, okay. Well that's our.
B
And that's okay. We're only seven episodes deep.
A
But we have a lot of opinions. You guys tell us your opinions. They don't have to be the same as ours. You can be like, laura, you're wrong about Huda. Laura, you're wrong about Ace. Like, you can give it to me. Tell me what you're thinking. Please, keyboard warrior, it's time for you. It's time for you to lock in Ace.
B
Me. I mean, Ace made. Am I look crazy? Let's be so fun.
A
Ace made Amaya look crazy and he's crazy. I see guys like that, I know exactly what's up to. And by the way, Ace was my number one God until he pulled that because I feel like he was keeping it so I was smiling through the whole thing.
B
In a weird way he's like this. He's like.
A
Because he knows how cute he looks. He is very handsome. He's so fine and he knows it. That's why he's making those films faces.
B
I'm like, shut up you hottie. Pissing me off, being all hot and stuff. So annoying.
A
So annoying.
B
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A
Okay, next we have to talk about Wizard. Speaking of men Speaking of, Speaking of trash girl, this is crazy.
B
The wizard situation with God, with Landon, it just. So you guys, in case you guys don't know. So wizard Liz is actually a content creator. She has YouTube TikTok huge.
A
Millions.
B
Millions. And actually has blown up from, like, self help development for women.
A
Women, yes. So she's all about empowering women. That is like, her stick online. It's really incredible. She does a really good job on it. And her main focus is, like, teaching women that if a man cheats on you, he does not think you're worthy of loyalty. And she's right. But that's, like, how she's built the biggest part of her career, right? Take it from here, Manny.
B
Literally, her man that she has been with for so long that she's actually four months pregnant with her baby. His baby cheated on her.
A
Yeah.
B
Are you actually for real right now?
A
This little nerd, and he's ugly. I know Manny.
B
Like, and I'm sorry. And I usually don't talk about people like that, but let me tell you something. When you're a cheater, you're hit point blank. Ugly ass little. And the thing is, wizard lid is so fine to me. Like, so gorge.
A
I literally, while I was getting ready today, I was like, I should bring out how ugly Landon is. And I go, no, I better not. I literally was like, playing, like, in my head. I was like, don't do that because you're coming for someone's appearance, man. He goes, and he's ugly. Like, right off the rim in the first. Okay, well, there it is.
B
So first of all, the thing is, to me, personality, like, plays a huge factor and like, how someone even comes across. So if he was someone who was loyal, a 10, just absolutely amazing to her. Incredible. I'm like, oh, she. He's cute. Like, he's a. He's a cute guy. But the fact that he's a cheater hit.
A
He was hit to me from beginning.
B
Well, but the thing is, there's something.
A
About him that's just, like, creepy. Yeah.
B
Have you seen, like, the whole you accusations. The accusations, like the you comparison soccer? Yes.
A
Okay, so this is the thing, girl. Somehow, I don't know how, but he cheated on her by trying to. To meet up with a girl on Snapchat. And the girl on Snapchat contacted the wizard Liz and was like, hey, your man. So that's how he got caught up. So basically, I don't know how, but the messages got leaked that he sent to the girl on Snapchat. And it's really crazy because the girl he tried to cheat with and meet up with did not even want him. That's so crazy. She's like, no, I don't. She literally was like, aren't you married, by the way? They were engaged, but they had rings. Rings. Like she had a ring because they were engaged. So the girl thought he was married, which same thing, whatever, you know, they're together. She was like saying in the Snapchat, she's like, he's like, we know we need to meet up. She's like, aren't you married? And he was like basically trying to say the relationship wasn't. Yeah. And she the whole time is like, no, I saw a picture. She has a ring. You're like, she's going the in on him and he's still trying to meet up with her.
B
He's a loser.
A
And she is like dead ass, this girl. I don't know who she is, but she was definitely a girl's girl. She read him to Phil, she got the out of there and then she went exposed his ass to the wizard. Liz, who then took to IG story, writes a huge paragraph, exposes Landon for cheating, exposes that she's four months pregnant and exposes that she lives by her word and what she says. And he's out, he's done. She's not wasting any time on him. Which I love that. Cuz I think it's going to help a lot of women out there whose men have been unfaithful to get out of it. Yeah. Like it might encourage them or empower them. Because she's four months pregnant, you can't say that she's, you know, like this.
B
Is not a girlfriend by her word.
A
Right.
B
She the what she's preaching, she's doing.
A
So that is really inspiring for people going through it out there. So I thought that was really cool. But then now this story keeps unfolding. So Landon does a bunch of IG stories which don't help his case at all. He's like a slipped up man. I might get the, the. I made a mistake here. You're ugly human makes me sick anyways.
B
With your ugly ass. Not Laura? No. Before Laura was like, I'm not even going to say anything about his legs. Now he's hit.
A
Well, man, he's at it.
B
He started. I. I did the door like this. I did. The door was like this.
A
I'm like, okay, I'm going to say how I really feel now. Now that we said it, I'm going to say how I really Feel. So then Landon has another ex that took to take tick tock and she does a full story time on how he.
B
Do you think this is real, by the way? I don't know. See, this is the part where it's kind of like you don't technically know on this aspect because they could just. She could just. It could be a stranger lying.
A
It could be a stranger.
B
Yes. You don't.
A
That's where the story.
B
No, that's where it gets a little.
A
Spooked because people will believe anything too.
B
People are just like in the midst of this. That's why it's like, she knew she was gonna get views on this.
A
I know that girl. Like, it's like, why didn't you tell that story earlier, girl? Like. Like you waited until like he to dog pile. But so then it does leave to question, you know, the legitimacy of this girl's story. We don't know. We genuinely don't know. But she goes on to say that he's a stalker. He had stalked her therapist and talked to her therapist, like even gotten, you know, and then it's like, oh, this guy Landon's like the you guy. Like, he's a stalker. So the story of how Wizard Liz and him met, I think they had been talking and then they were at the airport at the same time and she had a mask on, but he was like, oh, my God, is that you? Like, just happened be at this connection airport. And it is a weird story how they met. So people are like, well, the ex is saying he was a stalker. So, like, girl, he was stalking you. And when Wizard Liz made a statement, was like, hey, guys, like, he didn't stalk me. He cheated. We broke up, but he didn't stalk me. And this girl in her story says that she talked to the Wizard Liz about it. And the girl is saying, that's not true. I never talked to the wizard. To this girl.
B
Wizard Lizard is like, that's not true. I never talked to her.
A
So then, you know, it's like, wait, is this girl telling the truth?
B
That's why. See, part of me feels like I don't think she's telling you the full truth then. Because I do think that if Wizard's saying, like, hey, you're essentially just lying on my name. We never talked. Like, this is crazy.
A
But tell me why Tik Tok turned on the Wizard Liz for not taking the ex's side? Because the Wizard Liz wasn't like, oh, yeah, he's a crazy. Like, he's done it to all of Us. No, she was like, this girl did not tell the truth. Like I never talked to her and she was not like jumping on the bandwagon with the ex because the ex had some fibs in her story. Maybe the whole story not true, I don't know. But then the Internet turned on the Wizard Liz.
B
I know, I do. I do remember saying they were literally like, why are you defending Landon? Yeah, it's like at the end of the day in Wizard Liz's eyes, what we have to remember too is that it's technically still like the baby daddy. Like she still. I think that she would probably still want. Want him in her life for the kid's sake. So I think there's like other aspects of it now. It's not just the aspect of like them being over because she, you know, is having a child. It honestly throws a huge, like just curveball into the situation. So she's probably thinking like, I don't want him to kill himself is essentially what she's saying.
A
Yeah. Because the girl had leaked his phone number, I believe, or like his contact. So, you know, it got to a dangerous point where she was like, hey, you guys gotta stop the hate on Landon. Like, we gotta put a pin in this. So then people are like, like, oh, so you're defending him now, right? Oh, you're not a girl.
B
And she's literally just like, no, it's too far. Yeah, that's literally what she said.
A
Yeah, she's like, I. My life is torn up, you know, and so it's just, she can't even.
B
Focus on her pregnancy. She even said that she was like, I can't focus on my pregnancy because I'm so worried that he's going to literally hurt himself.
A
Yeah.
B
So it's like, girl, you guys, this like everyone should just calm it down in that.
A
In that way that, that, that everybody has to take it down another level. It's cuz she's such a big creator that the situation is so shocking and polarizing to like every little aspect of it has been blown up. I do think if the ex has gone on and is lying about the situation, then she should be held accountable for that as well. Whereas we're not just blindly, you know, like, wrongs are done, but two wrongs don't make it right either. You know, like to dog or trying.
B
To follow or trying to follow a.
A
Situation, like girl to benefit from it in any way. It's like not good. So it is a like, tricky situation. There's a lot of nuances to it. There's a lot of back and forth, but at the end of the day, like, And I hope the best for her during this challenging time because it must be such a hard. I. I can't even imagine of how hard of a time this must be to go through for her.
B
God, it's so frustrating. And it's like. And it's like, why is it when she's like, you did that while she was pregnant.
A
Yeah.
B
What a dog.
A
I know.
B
It pisses me off.
A
A dog. A literal dog. Also, she talks about how he, like, wouldn't leave her side for more than a week. He love bomb her. He. He had just written her a full book on how much he loved her. And, like, it just wasn't real. And it's just like, so, so scary.
B
Oh, it's terrifying.
A
A guy. And I also feel like that Jeremiah guy on Love island is a love bomber. Like that, Like, I mean, she's like.
B
He'S a love bomber. He's love.
A
I feel like he is a love bomber. I feel like that's exactly what he's doing. And that will eventually come out.
B
It's gonna get spooky, I think.
A
I think it's gonna get real spooky.
B
100.
A
Yeah.
B
Okay. Last top, you guys, we have is the. Have you guys seen the Stephanie sue situation? Who has been actually covering the Diddy case? Case? So obviously P. Diddy, he's in court. The court's happening right now. And Stephanie sue has actually been with the press and has been inside the court like the entire time kind of taking notes because you can't record, you can't video anything there. So she's actually been inside there with her team just like taking notes to recollect the entire case. You guys should honestly check it out. It's on something. Mangoes. What is it called?
A
Rotten mango.
B
Ron Mango. So that's her podcast on social. If you guys want to, like, actually have. Have like, in depth, day to day case situation updates, go to that. She has been so in depth with it and she's absolutely incredible. But so there's a situation that's happening now where it's kind of like everyone's a little, like, spooked for her because she's talking about this in one of her episodes and she says that Diddy actually looked to her in her direction and in her vicinity with her team and his mouse. I know you. And he, like, kind of smirks and.
A
Like turns around and at the first time he did it, she. Because the courtroom has quite a few People in it. She said it felt like he was looking at her, but then she took it as weird. Maybe he was looking at the person behind me or beside me. And it wasn't directed at me, but it was because he does it a second time.
B
I know you any mouths. Her any like.
A
And he didn't he try to take his hand and like, do his fingers and point a little bit towards her too? Like he had his hand. He had like his hand like resting on his chin. And then he kind of tried to slightly like notion in her direction to make sure she understood. Yes.
B
And she's saying that. She's like, I think he literally look at me and say, I know you. And so now everyone's honestly really concerned.
A
For like, her safety because now when court is adjourned and she's let out, she's saying multiple people are coming up to her and just be like, oh my God, Hi. I watch you. Where are you staying? They keep asking her which hotel she's staying in. And she said, you know, it's crazy because after court gets out, multiple people will just keep asking where she's staying. So she keeps switching hotels that she's staying at for safety because she's like, it doesn't make any sense. And they just keep doing it, asking like, you know, just all kinds of personal questions and they'll come up to her as a quote unquote fan. But then they immediately get to the nitty gritty and they want to know where she's staying. And it's just so scary.
B
Security with her, honestly.
A
Yeah.
B
Cuz this is so. This is such a scary thing because again, like, when it comes to Diddy, like the whole situation that's happening, like, he's a scary person. He's been a scary person for years and years. The case is so big. It's just. And it's for something horrific. Human trafficking for sakes and like, horrific stuff. So it's like someone who is as big as Stephanie soon with. With the podcast covering this, that and him mouthing to her. I know you. That is so scary. I would literally be like, I think I'm done. Like, I. But I think that's.
A
That's what he wants to do.
B
Has been doing that his whole life. Yeah, he's been doing. He's been using intimidation tactics his entire life. And it's worked for him clearly up until now where he's literally.
A
I'm just so glad that she is publicly saying every little thing that he's doing and she's publicly Talking about people coming up to her. Because the thing is, if anything happens to her now, now, baby, all eyes are pointed at him and his resources. So I'm just happy that she's able to publicly say exactly what he's doing, exactly what he's saying to her. Which, by the way, is that not, like, incriminating in some way? Hello.
B
He's, like, giggling about it, too. Yeah. I think that the, like, a smirk. The judge even was, like, saying that he was, like, being too giggling and, like, it was disruptive. And she literally was like, you have to stop doing that. Like, to that. To that extent where he's literally, like, not taking. Taking the case seriously.
A
Yeah.
B
And it's honestly, like, really weird to me and, like, weirdly concerning that I'm like, oh, so you're just not taking it serious? You just think you're fine?
A
Yeah.
B
Like, you think this is all fine and dandy? Like, hello.
A
It's crazy because I think multiple people are doing the daily recaps of what happens in court. But, like, why are we coming for the Stephanie girl? Maybe he doesn't like how big her platform is because, you know, he has millions of people on the outside telling him what's going on on his payroll.
B
That's literally what it is.
A
Yeah.
B
He knows that those videos are doing numbers and she's giving, like, details.
A
Remember, he told the. She said he told the artist that's drawing him in court to make him look softer. That. What did he say made him look?
B
Like, what was it?
A
But anyways, he was like, draw me to look softer. Like, you're making me look too harsh or whatever the word he used. But her point being, he's trying to manipulate the situation and then looking at her multiple times. Times saying, I know you so scary.
B
I would be honestly really scared. I'm not gonna lie.
A
She's very brave. And, like, I commend her on doing this and staying and not letting a monster like him intimidate her or scare her out of that courtroom. And, yeah, I really commend her, but I am, like, so praying for her safety in this situation, but I swear to God, switching out.
B
She's smart.
A
Yeah. Oh, yeah. And. And, like, publicly saying it. So if anything were to happen, like, we all know what's going on, so that's really nice as well. But, like, good for her for, like, being a brave woman in this crazy times to expose his ass.
B
It's so scary. Like, I'm just, like, I just have to give her so much props. Yeah, truly. Because Like, I. If it was me in that room and he looked at me, was like, I know who you are. I literally would freak out. I'm not gonna lie.
A
I'd be like, you see me on YouTube.
B
I'd be like, saw my. You full fan. You.
A
You.
B
No. So, like this.
A
They're like, ma' am, get out of.
B
The courtroom and sir, get the. Out of here. If it was us in the court, we'd be like, literally the whole time, we'd be giggling. I mean, no, we wouldn't, because it's a serious thing, but, like, no, it would be.
A
I'd be shaking.
B
Like, actually be shaking boots.
A
Shaking boots.
B
No, it's honestly, like, really scary and really intimidating because when you put yourself in your. In her shoes and you think like, oh, my God, if P. Diddy looked at you, was like, I know you.
A
And all that you're in the court, that he's done to people, like, I.
B
Would literally melt in my chair.
A
Me too.
B
So it's like, I think I'm done covering babe. So the fact that she still is, I'm, like, honestly, sickening, credible.
A
Sickening brave. But that's our last topic for today's episode of Rapid Fire. We hope you guys enjoyed it. And don't forget to, like, leave us a comment and tell us what you're thinking about. Love island, please, and we'll see you in our next episode.
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Fool Coverage with Manny MUA and Laura Lee
Episode: Justin Baldoni LOSES Lawsuit Against Blake Lively (HUGE UPDATE)
Release Date: June 13, 2025
Peak and Pit Discussion
Laura Lee and Manny MUA kick off the episode by sharing their personal highlights and challenges of the week.
Laura Lee's Peak: Celebrating Pride Month.
"My peak is overall, just that. It's Pride Month. Happy June, you guys. Happy Pride Month..." ([04:38])
Manny MUA's Pit: Listening to multiple Mel Robbins podcasts focused on decision-making strategies.
"I listened to three Mel Robbins podcasts, maybe even four. Did I say pity?..." ([07:23])
They delve into the significance of Pride Month, emphasizing its role in celebrating LGBTQIA+ identities and combating discrimination.
"There's so many parts of the world, of the country, even, that being gay is just the worst thing in the world for people. So it really is about celebrating just who you are." ([05:04])
However, Laura expresses concern over the diminishing corporate support for Pride celebrations, attributing it to backlash against brands that previously showed solidarity.
"This year feels the least, like, celebratory when it comes to, like, businesses. Like, businesses are not celebrating pride like they have in the past." ([06:28])
Case Dismissal and Implications
The hosts provide a comprehensive analysis of the lawsuit where Justin Baldoni attempted to sue Blake Lively for defamation related to claims made in her legal case.
Laura Lee summarizes the court's decision:
"Justin Baldoni was suing Blake Lively because of the claims in her case, which... can't sue for defamation over claims she made in her legal claim." ([33:10])
Manny MUA adds perspective on the legal team's intentions:
"They're never gonna stop until they lose or win. They want to make money." ([34:29])
Both agree that the dismissal doesn't equate to a victory for either party but highlights the ongoing public and reputational damage.
"In the court of public opinion, they're both... damaged each other's reputations so much." ([35:28])
They discuss the potential for the lawsuit to be revised and continued, expressing skepticism about its foundation.
"There is no wrong decision in life. It's all about learning." ([14:24])
Spoilers and Cast Critique
Laura and Manny share their thoughts on the latest season of Love Island, cautioning listeners about spoilers.
"If you're not up today and you haven't caught up, you might want to skip through that part a little bit because we're talking about what's going on on Love Island." ([02:12])
They critique specific cast members, expressing frustration over perceived manipulative behaviors and lack of authenticity.
"I'm so sick of Huda and Jeremiah. I don't want to see him on my screen again." ([44:27])
They highlight Ace as a standout contestant for his apparent honesty amidst drama, contrasting him with other contestants who display questionable tactics.
"Ace is sniffing it out. There's something fishy there. I don't trust you." ([46:24])
The hosts encourage listeners to share their opinions, fostering an engaging community discussion.
"You can be like, laura, you're wrong about Huda. Laura, you're wrong about Ace." ([51:11])
Cheating Scandal and Public Fallout
The conversation shifts to Wizard Liz, a prominent content creator facing personal challenges as her partner, Landon, cheats on her.
"Her man cheated on her. He's a loser." ([56:53])
They discuss the leaked messages that exposed Landon's infidelity and the subsequent backlash Wizard Liz faces online.
"She took to IG story, exposes Landon for cheating, exposes that she's four months pregnant and exposes that she lives by her word." ([59:01])
Both hosts express admiration for Wizard Liz's strength in handling the situation publicly, despite the personal turmoil.
"She is really inspiring for people going through it out there." ([62:08])
They also touch on the potential for fabricated stories, urging caution in believing every online claim.
"We don't know the legitimacy of this girl's story. We genuinely don't know." ([60:37])
Courtroom Intimidation and Safety Concerns
The episode concludes with Stephanie Sue's involvement in covering the high-profile case against P. Diddy.
"Stephanie Sue has been inside the court, taking notes because you can't record anything there." ([65:27])
They discuss the unsettling behavior P. Diddy exhibits in court, including his intimidating demeanor towards Stephanie.
"He did a bunch of IG stories which don't help his case at all." ([60:03])
The hosts express concern for Stephanie Sue's safety due to frequent in-person inquiries from the public.
"Multiple people are coming up to her and just be like, oh my God, Hi. Where are you staying." ([66:41])
They commend Stephanie for her bravery in exposing the alleged misconduct and emphasize the importance of her role in bringing transparency to the case.
"I'm so glad that she is publicly saying every little thing that he's doing and she's publicly talking about people coming up to her." ([68:24])
Laura Lee on Pride Month:
"There's so many parts of the world, of the country, even, that being gay is just the worst thing in the world for people." ([05:04])
Manny MUA on Decision Making:
"The more decisions you make in your life, the more you will fail. And the more you fail, the more knowledge you obtain." ([12:59])
Laura Lee on the Lawsuit Dismissal:
"He was like, you can't sue for defamation over claims she made in her legal claim." ([33:10])
Manny MUA on Love Island Contestants:
"Ace is sniffing it out. There's something fishy there. I don't trust you." ([46:24])
Laura Lee on Wizard Liz's Strength:
"She is really inspiring for people going through it out there." ([62:08])
Laura Lee on Stephanie Sue's Courage:
"I'm so glad that she is publicly saying every little thing that he's doing..." ([68:24])
In this episode, Laura Lee and Manny MUA navigate a range of topics from personal celebrations like Pride Month to high-stakes celebrity legal battles. They provide insightful commentary on the dismissal of Justin Baldoni's lawsuit against Blake Lively, critique the latest season of Love Island, support content creator Wizard Liz through her relationship struggles, and discuss the intense courtroom dynamics surrounding P. Diddy as covered by Stephanie Sue. Their balanced mix of personal anecdotes, critical analysis, and support for individuals facing public scrutiny offers listeners both entertainment and thoughtful perspectives on current events.
Tune in next week for more unique glamour, insightful discussions, and the hottest tea on "Fool Coverage with Manny MUA and Laura Lee"!