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That's my girl. And I could taste blood. I could taste the blood.
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Don't piss me off. I'm gonna set traps, girl. Do you not thank God he had her?
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Yes.
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To be quite fucking honest, let's actually really clog the teeth. Boom.
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You got the wrinkles and kinkles out. Welcome to your favorite podcast. It's full coverage with your host, Laura Lee.
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And man the pod. It literally took me a good moment and Manny Mua. Hi, you guys. Welcome back to full coverage. You guys, we're here.
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Excited to be here with a rapid fire.
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We haven't done one in so long.
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Oh, my God.
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I know. We have. We have some topics that we have, like, want to, like, chat about, you know, just, you know, just shoot the again. Yeah, we wanted to shoot the here. We have a guest next week. So we're really excited to have this guest because we. We love them dearly.
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Yes, we.
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One of our sisters. So first though, of course we do peaks and pits every episode. Peek and pit, honey.
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I'll start with my pit because pits are always a little more interesting than pigs. But I was laying on our gym floor, which is our garage, and Ty was trying to show me something on his phone. And so I just like, I think it's always a rookie move to like, look at a phone while you're laying down, like over your head. Because of course I dropped it on my face. And then I immediately was like, I. I taste copper. I taste copper. And Ty is not. He. He like walks around the house going, I taste copper. I get. Cuz the way I said it probably
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said it's so funny.
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But I knew I busted my lip and I could taste the blood. I could taste the blood.
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You tasted pennies?
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I tasted pennies immediately. So I've been talking weird with my lips.
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I t. I taste.
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I taste copper. I taste copper. And I lifted my lip and he was like, bleeding, bleeding, dude, I busted my lip. But I was so smart because I turned my head so quick like this when I dropped it, or it would have popped me right in. And you know, that would have been worse. That would have been like on the
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forehead on my cheek with my phone.
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And I've told myself so many times, just don't ever look at a phone. Hang like over your head like that hundred. And what did I do?
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You did it.
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I did it. And I dropped it right on my fucking Face.
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It's because they're like almost like this is weird things like hold. You're not holding like this. You can see the screen.
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You can't see the screen.
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Like trying to like do like some weird maneuvering to see it. And the last one, I did actually like end up getting like a little a goose egg on my forehead. And I dropped it like right here. It was a full like red evolution of humans. Just that we're still going to have steel foreheads. I know. That's horrible. My pit is. There is a mountain lion haunting the neighborhood. You guys. It's so crazy. Like, so in my group chat, the. My neighbors are like, hey, so like this just popped up in our.
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In our ring camera.
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In our ring camera. Just like a forewarning, you guys. And it's like a couple houses down from me. And it was a. Not a bobcat.
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Oh, no, no.
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I still lower the photo, baby. You guys, it is. It is a ginormous mountain lion in their backyard jumping their fence.
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It looks like it's something that escaped from the zoo.
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It exactly. It looks just like that. So we actually have a mountain lion in our neighborhood now who's like, I guess like looking for like pets or like looking around like scrappings and things like that. Because another neighbor saw it as well, like in one of their cameras. So now it's like been like. It's just like our neighborhood mountain lion. And I'm like the reason my picks. I'm like myself scared of like the idea of a mountain lion like being out like if like walking up to like let's say walking from my car to my door at night time.
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If you get mauled by.
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I suddenly hear that
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if you get mauled by a mountain lion.
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So I was mauled by mountain and that's what.
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Kyle, get ready with me.
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No, dude. What's crazy is that coyotes are a huge.
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But now we have mountains by the clean house.
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Like the mountain will take the coyote den.
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Yes.
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Like there's no way the mountain lion
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will eat the cow.
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I showed Laura and Tyler the photo of the mountain lion and I'm like, no. Isn't it like a massive.
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It's like a whole lion.
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The tail is like this long.
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It looks like a female lion.
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It does. It looks exactly like a female lion because of how large it is. And Laura tell me that like obviously like lions like the biggest cat and the fact that it's a mountain lion means that it's still a lion. So it's humongous. So now I'm kind of, like, paranoid to be outside. Like, I'm kind of like, there's a mountain lying around here. Like, I'm, like, scared. And like, the. We notified. I guess, like, the neighbors, they notified, like, the wildlife preserve or whatever. But I don't think, like, they can technically really do anything about it. They get alerted that there's a mountain lion hunting for.
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You know what I mean? Because it's probably back and forth.
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Probably in danger, too. Yeah, I mean, I'm sure everyone's in
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danger at this point.
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Yeah, baby, everything's in danger. And we are in danger, okay? We're endangered in our neighborhood. So now everyone's a little, like, don't
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see the mountain man. He said, honey, that's why I've been taking Zaya for walks. I said, baby, taking Zaya for walks. I said, he gonna eat Zay. It's gonna eat you. You will be eating. And it's not gonna eat that dog.
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No, it's like, the dog. I'm taking the human. That's why I'm literally like. It's so funny because I always tell Laura, I'm like, laura, like, the coyotes are so bad my neighborhood. Like, they've gotten so many pets. I'm like, I'm so petrified. Like, I will not walk Zaya and I'll, like, play with her in the house to give her. And, like, her, like, running around because I'm so scared. Because now, like, I feel like coyotes nowadays. I don't know if you guys know this, but, like, they're a lot more brave. They're not the type that will, like, not come up to you and your dog walking because you're a human. Like, they don't give a. And they've taken humans and babies, like, from the adults. So I'm very petrified and really paranoid. So now. Now there's a mountain.
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Just to make matters, I'd be forgetting
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that in California, like, there's the wild baby.
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We have everything.
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We have every kind of creature. The mountains. We have so many mountains and hills. We literally do live in, like, the most mountain. One of the most mountainous states in, like, yes, the country, really. There's so many hills and mountains and valleys. We're on this. That the fault line. So obviously we have so many things. So I'm, like, freaking out about it. But she would die immediately.
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Me.
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Laura would die immediately.
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Hit me.
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That video you sent me of, like, the mountain lion.
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When you showed me that mountain lion, I was like, manny, you gotta watch this video. Scared me I think it was, like, an endangered or like, whatever captive mountain lion. I'm like, then y' all let it go.
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But anyways, I think it was like a preserve.
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It was, like, smart enough to lure in the zoo owner by being cute, rolling over on its back and, like, purr and all that. And then watch what happens whenever I turn my back. As soon as turned back, that thing went crazy. So she was like, they're very smart creatures, and, like, they can lure you in. That's why they're saying I'd be dead in a heartbeat.
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Because, baby, because you would have wanted to hug and kiss it. Like, literally, that would be you.
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Yeah.
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I'm so, like, petrified of the idea of me, like, walking up to my house and. And I just, like, see a mountain lion.
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They just say, you can't turn your back.
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That's it.
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Because that's. If I walk backwards, you maybe you have a greater chance. I start screaming, babe, I just think you're fud. If you. If it's, like, on site, you mountain lion.
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If a mountain lion sees me, I
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think you're game over. I think it's a real.
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I'm being for real because I am not kidding you. Like, my heart would drop to my asshole, and I think I would just die of fright.
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Oh, that's why I'm scared. Okay, My favorite time in the summertime do a hike is in the late afternoon. But I'm scared too, because of this right here. Because that's when the creatures come out to hunt.
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Yeah, baby. We have bears. Like, there's bears out here too.
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We have bobcat. We have everything.
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Everything.
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We have creatures of the forest, all of them.
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So it's scary.
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Watch your back.
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Also, like, the fact that literally was, like, just days ago and it was a couple houses down for me, and it's in their yard.
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I'm like, that's wild.
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I got something.
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I'm like, can you keep your ass up in the mountains? Stay in the mountain.
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Do not come down here. Why? Don't piss me off. I'm gonna say traps. I know.
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Oh, yeah.
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We are in their territory.
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But, like, they do have a lot of territory still. They really have the whole mountain. They have the whole entire mountain. So, okay, my peak is that I ran my first 10 miles, two weeks, and then I ran it again.
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Are you doing a sound effect? I know he's doing a sound effect.
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Yeah, he don't with it. It'll with it. That's what I'm talking about. And it felt really cool.
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That's so.
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It just felt cool.
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Did it feel like. Like you could easily do it after doing the nines for a while, or was it the 10, like, kind of
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tough, you know, I will say from eight to ten, all feels the same.
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Okay, great.
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When I hit eight miles, that was just as hard as nine miles. It was just hard. It's not getting harder. It just feels kind of the same. And by the way, whenever I hit eight miles, like, I hurt kind of the same.
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Got it.
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You know what I mean?
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So similar.
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Like, whenever I hit mile A, I'm always like, yeah, like, that's the judge. It's whenever your muscles are tired. My muscles are tired, so things are really sore, like, my hips and all that. Like, the running starts to hurt, even though it's still very fun. And I always try to punch it on my last mile as fast as I possibly can. I mean, most runners do because you're trying to get your pace up a little bit. You're like, this is it. I was going to everything. Got it. Got to fix that pace. But, yeah, I'm really proud of myself because, like, I never in my whole entire lifetime ever imagined me running 10 miles. Ever in my entire life, ever.
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Same.
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So the fact that I've done it, it just feels like a cool 10. Just feels like a cool milestone. You know what I mean, girl?
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10, it's like the. The number is just cool.
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It's a. It's a good number. Yeah, ten's a good number.
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Like a big thing.
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I love that. So, yeah, and I can tell my body is getting more and more used to it. I'm, like, picking up on my running schedule because I'm getting closer and closer. I signed up for my first half. Marathon is the very beginning of May, so I got two more months, which I'm already ready. I'm ready now. I can do it now. Now I'm just. I'm just saying, like, getting. I'm getting better. I'm just getting better. The more people are like, how do you, you know, get better pace? Or how do you get better at running or used to it. You just have to run.
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Yeah.
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You just gotta run. The more you run, the faster and better. And also slow runs are so important. So my fast run, which this is. It's. It's all subjective. You shouldn't compare to anyone because everybody's people doing it longer they've been athlete or, you know, it's all different. So you shouldn't compare. But my fast is about nine and a half minutes. Per mile. And then my slow. I try to do a slow run. Slow runs are really important to do for training. That's how you become a fast runner is by running slow with a lower heart rate. It's called zone two running. It's like 10 minutes and some change for my miles. So like I'll do a five mile every week and I'll try my hardest to slow it down as much as I can. It can get boring though, because you're
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like, you're like, when is it over?
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You know, and like you're like, I can do more than this. But it's so important because that's what makes you a really strong runner and it builds your endurance. So, you know, also, by the way, if you're like running a 15 minute mile, that's really impressive.
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Yeah.
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Because that already is above average. Because most people don't run. So you're already beating the most of them.
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You're already the majority.
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The majority. You're faster. So don't look at your pace and be like, I suck. And also, if you want to get into running, so many people DM me all the time. They're like, how do I get into running? Run, walk.
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Yes, run, walk. Like a jog.
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Do a jog and then do 15 seconds of running and then walk just a little bit and then when that heart rate drops, punch it and then walk a little more like run, walk. And then eventually you're going to be able to run that full whole mile. You're like, hold on now, hold on now. Yep, you just, you. It's really, it's a whole mental game that you just have to unlock 100. So just run, walk. You know, whenever you get tired, start walking, but really push yourself out there and listen to your body. And I always say you need like something to watch your heart rate because with running that's like your main thing that you want to watch is that heart rate. Because that has a lot to do with your pace and what you're going to be able to do for long distance. And like also, whenever you get to a marathon, it gets exciting. I haven't run a marathon before, but my goal, it gets exciting. And you want to run the pace of everybody out there because then they put you in categories to your pace so you're not just mixed in the mingle in the crowd. They like, you know, have the fast runners up first so that way people aren't bumping into each other. They divvy you up. But it's really important to stay with the pace that you trained at. And if you want to give it a punch, wait till your last few miles.
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Got it.
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That way you're not gassing yourself out by getting excited and seeing people pass you. And like, I'm gonna keep up with them. You don't do that. You keep up with what you train for.
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I like that.
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And then if to give it an extra punch at the end, then you punch it. Yeah, you punch it. Use the rest of that energy that you have left over, but you want to conserve, you know what I mean? Stay with the pace that you train for this. So I love it. It's a lifestyle change. I'm doing a lot of strength training right now too. Because you will wither away just running. It's cardio, of course.
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So you have to like do build your muscle too. Yeah, you can't let it all go.
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Yep.
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Which is hard.
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So we bought a cable machine and I've been doing a lot more strength training and getting a lot strong longer. So it's been good. It's been a fun journey.
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Love that. What's my view? You know what my peak is that this is the first time I was in store after volleyball game. See, that itself is an actual.
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You got the wrinkles and kinkles out.
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The only thing that hurt were my joints. And that is okay with me.
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Totally.
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The fact that my joints hurt. I'm like, that's fine.
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Like joints, I don't want to say overused. They were just heavily.
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Yeah. But my muscles weren't super sore.
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There you go.
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So you got the dust off of them. Like kind of exciting to get my body back, acclimated into like the volleyball world. In the game. This last game that we played, we lost and we lost kind of miserably, which was really unfortunately we lost like pretty bad ass kid. We got like. But the thing is, what was gaggy is that like our team just like wasn't playing good. Oh. You know, and it's like one of those things where like it just happens sometimes where you just have bad days and you're like, you know what? I'm just. It's not giving. And we just weren't giving that day. So we lost. So we're now. Our record is 2 and 2 and then Sunday's our last game and then we have playoffs the week after and then it's done.
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Oh, I'm sad. It's over so quick.
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I think, I think I'll like do the next league though.
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When is it?
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Spring?
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Yeah, I think very quick.
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Yeah. Well, this is the shortest season they've ever done because it's between seasons. So they're like, oh, we just wanted to add a third one in. So now it would be three seasons.
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You should definitely. Because you've already gotten used to it. You've already gotten the swing of it. You've already got the dust.
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I think I can only just get better, honestly.
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Exactly. So you should just try to keep it going because you've already worked so much. Gone through the pain.
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The pain. The first one.
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Pain.
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Pain that was unlike I've ever experienced.
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So incredible though how your body.
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Yeah, it's crazy. Like I was like, oh my God. Like my micro movements. I'm not sore from head to toe.
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Isn't our bodies incredible though, how quickly they adjust? They adjust quick. It wasn't like months and months of pain, was it?
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I had three games.
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Three games. And then that was my.
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Yeah, my fourth one. And then I was like being able to not be super sore after a game. Yep, just like kind of achy, but I wasn't like dying. Thank you so much to CoverGirl for sponsoring this portion of full coverage. You guys go the distance with CoverGirl's new eye enhancer wrap tubing mascara for a lash extension effect. Okay, guys, listen. We've been using the new CoverGirl Eye Enhancer Wrap tubing mascara and it has officially entered our inner circle of go to mascaras. It gives instant definition, length and lift. And the flexible tapered brush actually keeps your lashes separated instead of turning them into one clump. And the wear unreal. It's flake free and smudge proof for up to 30 hours. We're talking all day wear, filming errands, even that random workout class we said we wouldn't go to. And it still doesn't budge.
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What would you say? So you know, I always tell people you've got to find some discipline in there somewhere because motivations attached to your emotions. It comes, it goes, it's high, it's low, it's nowhere to be found. You can never count on your motivation. And by the way, motivation doesn't strike. Motivation comes from doing. So whenever you take action, you will start to feel motivation. But it doesn't just pop you in the head and then you go, okay, miraculously, miraculously, no. It's, it's discipline. So what, you had to be disciplined to do volleyball and show up and do this? What do you feel like makes you disciplined enough to do this and be Committed. You're very committed to.
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The thing is, for me, like, I have always been a go getter of a human being. And it tracks back to me being like, the firstborn child, the one that is going to be the successful one. Like, I've always been that kind of human being. So I've always found it like, this inner strength and relying on myself. And I think that when you feel like you can't rely on others, you put more pressure on yourself to rely on yourself in, like, some ways. And I know I can rely on others. That's not what I'm saying. But I know that, like, if I want to do something, I have to do it for myself. And once I made that realization, I was like, well, no one's gonna play volleyball for me. Like, you have to, like, dig deep and look within. And for me, it's really about, like, actually just showing up. Showing up is the first battle for me. Like, it's just like, even the idea of it, because, like, when I am sore, when I'm tired, I was like, girl, I'm tired. Like, I don't want to do it, but I do it because I'm showing up. And even if I'm not gonna be the best player, like, this last time, I wasn't that great. I still showed up.
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Yeah.
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And I still was there, and I was still present for my team. So I think for me, it's more so just about real life, really, like, relying on myself and being able to do things, because I feel like I've relied on myself and my own independence since. For so long. And it's like, almost like, integral into who I am, you know what I mean?
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In a way, I feel like whenever you show up for yourself or the thing you want to do, and like, you do what you say you're gonna do. Well, one, that's discipline. But two, that's how you get confidence. Confidence derives from believing in yourself. And you believe in yourself by doing what you said you're going to do. So then that starts to build a foundation of, oh, I can do this. Oh, I will do this. And I. I'm confident I will show up for myself. So I'm confident in my abilities to do this. Exactly. That is where it's like with discipline derives so many other parts. And people ask all the time, just like in advice segments, how do I get confident? How do I get motivation? How do I get.
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All you do is what you do.
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You do. You just do. They do not come from the thin air. They do not come From a book you're gonna read. They do not come from a podcast you're gonna listen to. They come from getting the up and showing up. Especially in those moments that you really.
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Momentum.
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Really, really don't want to tell on
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that energy to keep moving forward. Energy doesn't die. It just keeps moving in different places.
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It builds. So you have to build belief system in yourself. I do what I'm gonna say I'm gonna do. And then you start to become more confident in yourself, you know, 100%.
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And I was very unconfident starting.
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B
Yeah, but you show up.
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A
I showed up and then I got more confident. And now I'm like, I'm not even getting swore after the game.
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B
You know, I. I told Ty the other weekend because I always go run, do my long runs on the weekend. And I was. It's. It's chilly in the mornings. I mean, come on.
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A
Hello.
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B
I can't complain in the morning by the water.
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A
It doesn't.
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B
It's Saturday morning and everybody's laying in their bed scrolling on their phones. Like a lot of people are. Not everyone, but. And I looked at my couch and there was like a Lola blanket there, and it's like the cloud. And I had my Drag Race TV show I hadn't watched yet, and I looked at it for a second and I said, you know what? That couch, that blanket, and that TV is going to be there when I get back.
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A
Exactly.
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B
It's still going to be there. It's still going to be there waiting on me. So I'm going to go do my run, you know, 100%.
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A
At the end of the day, like, you can do the thing you might not want to do, but it's going to end.
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B
It last forever.
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A
Doesn't last forever. Like, it might like suck to do it, but you're going to be proud of yourself for doing it. But it doesn't last.
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B
I promise you'll feel so much better about yourself versus when you get off the couch. You know what I mean? You'd be so proud of a thousand percent. So just a little tidbit, but we do have a rapid fire today.
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A
Yes. You guys have several.
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B
I feel like we should talk about Michaela.
- [22:33]
A
We should.
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B
I mean, she does again. She broke. I don't know how she does it.
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A
She'd be breaking it.
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B
She'd be breaking it.
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A
She'd be breaking the. Out of the Internet. Like, I swear, every couple months it just be happening.
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B
It's like a reset.
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A
People just love to talk about Michaela.
- [22:47]
B
I Do feel like one of the smarter things she did is she turned her comments to only people that they fought me her mutuals people that she follows and that follow her.
- [22:54]
A
I I like that she did that smartest things because it shows that she still has her community of people that with her heavy and you can't just like get in and randomly at the end of the day it's your social media. You can do whatever the you want with it. So I'm glad that she was doing it. So basically guys, she did an announcement video announcing her divorce that she had actually been kind of separated from Cody for months now actually back in like kind of the end of last year and it just didn't go over well for people and then it almost became like a viral meme to use. You know some of the things to take. Yeah to use. Take it in and take.
- [23:24]
B
It's kind of funny and light hearted.
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A
Well of course. No, it's like the thing is I think that people took it in that way and they ran with it but like for her it was very serious.
- [23:32]
B
Well also they like made it negative at first and like waited on her for it and now it's just growing so many legs. It's just like a light joke of like take it in, take it in, become a lighter joke. But at first I think people just took it as performative for sure versus fear and then that's just where it just completely went south. But I did see a tick tocker taken up for her and I did appreciate this. They were like, you guys have to remember she does have fans and have people.
- [23:55]
A
Exactly. That are going to be actually very surprised and hurt in shock that she
- [23:59]
B
is getting and that's who she made the like if you watch the video and be like okay, this is who she made the video for. It does make sense. But if you're like a hater of McKay's or you don't watch at all or you don't watch it all and you just see it it. You may take it differently. But anyways I just feel like I don't. Maybe the video wasn't perfect. Maybe it was a little too in golden hour. Maybe that's the case. But at the end of the day I don't know that there was even a world for Michaela to make the perfect video that all these hating ass. We're gonna love it.
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A
Tough.
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B
Yeah, it's tough.
- [24:32]
A
It's a tough thing. Like at the end of the day it's a hard thing to make. And the thing is what we have to remember, too, is that Michaela has been, like, kind of over it with him for months now.
- [24:41]
B
Yeah.
- [24:41]
A
So she's not going to be acting as if it just happened because it didn't just happen.
- [24:44]
B
Explain that.
- [24:45]
A
Yes.
- [24:45]
B
She fully.
- [24:46]
A
That's. I don't think people realize. I'm like, well, she's acting like more. Okay. Because it's been months and months. She's already cried the tears that she could cry from the situation. And she has been. So she's finally able to, like, talk about it. That's why she doesn't look probably as, like, you know, somber as she could have been in for that kind of announcement. But. But it's been months.
- [25:05]
B
I also feel like we have to remember what we don't see. You gotta remember what you don't see. There's no. Also, I hate the narrative that people. They do this to women all the time. They'll be like, thank God he escaped her, Girl.
- [25:20]
A
Do not thank God he had her.
- [25:22]
B
Yes.
- [25:23]
A
To be quite honest, let's actually really clock the t. Yes. Because his life would be very different.
- [25:28]
B
Women love to demonize a woman over a man and pick the man's side, and it's women that are doing it. I see the comment. I see the pro. There are women that are. Women love to demonize women. And I'm like, first of all, you don't know anything going on in that marriage. We are not in that house. We do not know. So not sit here for a second and dare say, thank God he got away. That.
- [25:50]
A
What are you talking about?
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B
That pisses me off.
- [25:52]
A
Like, it's. And no one knows the inner workings of what happened. And Michaela, which I'm glad she didn't. She wasn't like, I'm not going to talk about, like, the. The details of this. I'm just gonna. You know, it is what it is. So I'm like, I'm glad because then I feel like people want to pick that apart more. And it's. And it's a tough thing because people really love a relationship online. Like, they love to see you, like, with your, like, partner. They love to see, like, this marriage. And so the fact that it, like, you know, dissolved, like, people are going to be in more of an uproar, especially, like, you know, hurt people or haters. Because then it becomes, like, this whole thing where it's like, oh, well, then whose fault was it?
- [26:22]
B
You know, she knew they were gonna do that. She knew.
- [26:25]
A
Exactly.
- [26:25]
B
And that's why she was like, me and Cody, are we good?
- [26:28]
A
You want something? Please.
- [26:29]
B
Yeah, this.
- [26:29]
A
So, you know, I don't think there's like a world where she could have
- [26:32]
B
really made it perfect for everyone. I don't either. I don't either.
- [26:36]
A
Recently she actually did a video and it was with Sam and Sydney. And it was cracking me up because it was like when your two besties sit you down that you had a horrible divorce, they're like, hey, babe, like, the video blocked. No, I love it because I love their friendship. I love like the, the girls together. And it makes me so happy. And I feel like it's such a real friendship between them.
- [26:56]
B
Let's go back black. Michaela's really young girl.
- [26:59]
A
People forget. People forget. She's in her 20s, let her black out.
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B
Let me look at her age. But she let her. Let her black out, babe. Honey, I'd be a lot worse than that.
- [27:08]
A
Well, the thing is too, like, I. Again, it's so tough because when the Internet fame hits you at a certain time, you start to become like, weirdly sedentary in that time, like mentally, and you're kind of stuck and you get this like, kind of like, it's kind of confusing. It's a very confusing thing. Right, Right.
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B
So I feel like it's 27 years
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A
old girl, you know, she's in her 20s.
- [27:29]
B
She's in her 20s.
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A
She's in her freaking 20s.
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B
I'm also the type of person that's very pro divorce if you need to get it. I feel like a lot of women are scared to walk away. Maybe even some men out there too. But every relationship in every situation is different. But if it's not right for you and it's not serving you and you know, it's time to let it go, gotta get out. I. I think sometimes when people see like, Michaela being like, okay, it was only a two year marriage, you know, like, I can't get divorced because it was only been two years. And you see like someone walk away. It might encourage other women who need to get out of a situation to be like, it doesn't matter. I have to go. This wasn't right. I made a mistake.
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A
I'm so glad you did that.
- [28:06]
B
Yeah. You know what I mean?
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A
Life is full of mistakes.
- [28:08]
B
Like the woman who asked for advice, who was like, you know, our values are different, we vote different. She's like, I up. I married him too quickly. So you made a mistake. But it doesn't mean you have to be the mistake forever because that's another mistake. Yes, that's another mistake. So it's kind of like sometimes I think, think whenever you see women go through these things, it empowers other women.
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A
I. I hope that, you know, even though it became a meme and it became like, a whole thing, and, like, it wasn't the best, like, that could have been done, but how that people see that and they're like, you know what? She put herself out there online and she's getting divorced because she's not. It's not working. So, like, it empowers them to be like, let me make really take charge of my life and my relationships and my situation.
- [28:47]
B
Do what I need to do, and do what I need to do, regardless of what. Okay. What people will say. Look at what happened with Michaela, and she's still getting. She's still doing it, and she's still doing it. So it's like, look at that situation and go, okay, well, I can do it. What I need to go through, regardless of what people will say or what people will think, I can do it too. That's what I think it could be good for.
- [29:06]
A
I cannot agree more.
- [29:07]
B
So there's a new story that broke recently of some crazy shit an influencer did. They had a hack in a hotel of how to clean your dirty underwear, which I. I'm pissed. I don't know if you remember, on my birthday weekend, I forgot a pack of underwear and just went the entire birthday off trip.
- [29:24]
A
Literally just.
- [29:25]
B
It was four days. I just didn't wear a panties.
- [29:27]
A
No. Ton, she, like, literally ordered Amazon Choney's to the place, and they were granny panties.
- [29:31]
B
And everybody made fun of me. It was the wrong Tony, so I had to.
- [29:34]
A
They were literally like, this big.
- [29:37]
B
Yeah. When I unbox, everybody busted the fuck up.
- [29:39]
A
You're dying.
- [29:40]
B
Roasting me.
- [29:41]
A
We were shredding.
- [29:42]
B
So I just completed the trip with no underwear.
- [29:46]
A
So basically, there's this creator who shows this hack of, like, putting your dirty underwear and the coffee making. Tara, Tara, Tara. Throwing it in to this coffee maker and using water.
- [30:03]
B
Keurig situation. Like, she's stuffing it in where the pod would go.
- [30:08]
A
Now she's stepping into where the water. Yeah. The hot water hits.
- [30:12]
B
So she's stuffing the onies in where you put a Keurig pod where the hot water hits that and, like, the coochie juice. Juice runs through the machine and cleans your underwear. So the problem, she's like, you guys,
- [30:24]
A
look at this cool life hack.
- [30:28]
B
So the problem is, you know, the next person that uses the coffee machine would have the remnants of your dirty panties, poopy, coochie juice. The whole thing still in the coffee machine. So there were guests. I mean, the video went viral, obviously. You're sticking dirty underwear in a coffee machine. Insane, by the way, which is where you ingest food. So.
- [30:54]
A
So, like, the. The rumor, I guess I would say, is that there's, like, she's potentially getting sued by the hotel because the hotel's guests had seen this video and realized that it was the same hotel they were at, and they freaked out. Was like, we don't want to stay here. So they refunded those people and then also replaced every coffee maker in the entire hotel. So then the. The hotel is like, we're suing you for damages for a million dollars. A million dollars.
- [31:20]
B
Imagine, like, seeing that video being at that hotel girl having just drank coffee. Oh.
- [31:27]
A
Like, it honestly is like, a health concern. Like, it's a true health concern. Because it's like, this is crazy. And I'm like, also, okay, so she did that. Do you guys. Is this a. A hack that people do? Is this normal?
- [31:39]
B
You know what I said? I said, scared me and Manny, or actually, you don't have to be. Me and Manny are the only safe people because we're the only ones who don't drink coffee in this world. We are the only people left on planet earth not drinking coffee. I am so grateful. Y' all stay safe.
- [31:56]
A
Y' all say y' all coffee out there with the coochie juices.
- [31:59]
B
Honey, Honey, they're putting the coochie bean. Honey, the coochie bean. They're putting their panties in a coffee maker. Now.
- [32:07]
A
Wait, what did we call it earlier? It was literally, like,
- [32:11]
B
the coochie Carrot. Carrot.
- [32:12]
A
The coochie egg. You guys, it's like, the idea of this whole thing is insane, and I really hope that no one is out there that's is actually doing this hack. If they do this hack. I'm so upset.
- [32:23]
B
I'm so upset.
- [32:24]
A
Like, I'm pissed off. Also, what if they accidentally themselves, I'm like, oh, I have the coffee machine.
- [32:28]
B
Why don't you put it in this bathroom sink with your shampoo?
- [32:31]
A
This is what I want to know. You have a hot shower. Put it in the shower.
- [32:37]
B
Put it in the shower. That's where people sleep. Naked bodies. Anyway. That's where coochie juice goes, anyways. In the shower. Also, you know what I'd be thinking all the time at hotel showers? I'm like, I know damn well they didn't clean this floor. You know what I mean, I've been looking around. I'm like, every crevice, I'm like, this is. They didn't clean it. Like, I know. I know I am risking my life every single time, but I have done much worse things than that. So then I just.
- [32:59]
A
That is.
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B
Honey, that one time I got so drunk in the streets of Cabo. God bless Mexico right now.
- [33:07]
A
No, we have. Yes. Yes, let's. Yes.
- [33:10]
B
But I left the club barefoot. Yes, I did. So then whenever I walk into those hotel showers, I'm like. I'm like, if the street, the Cabo didn't get me, this won't get me. This ain't gonna get me.
- [33:23]
A
Exactly. Exactly. No, it's crazy. And I'm like. I'm very curious to see what happens with that.
- [33:27]
B
The coochie carrot, Coochie Keurig.
- [33:30]
A
The coochie curing case.
- [33:32]
B
As Luscious would say, press one if
- [33:35]
A
you've ever drank a coochi. First one. No. Speaking of, pray for Mexo. Honestly, like, it is actually a really crazy, insane situation happening right now where the government had actually executed one of the cartel, like, leads. The leader. If. If not the leader of the cartel,
- [33:55]
B
was it the leader?
- [33:57]
A
The new.
- [33:58]
B
Like, the new must have been the leader.
- [34:00]
A
And so the cartel actually retaliated. And there a lot of spots, and throughout Mexico, there has been, like, like, set fires and, like, cartel going to the streets. And, like, people are saying, Dave, ratings, like, to stay safe and just wanted to genuinely say, like, praying for Mexico right now. I saw Beauty Bird was at. At the hotel. At a hotel. She was at the airport, and she was in the midst of, like, the raid, and she recorded some of it, and it was, like, such a horrifying scene.
- [34:28]
B
She was with her grandma.
- [34:29]
A
It was her grandma. It was like, such a horrifying scene. And it's crazy how she was at the airport, at the Guadalajara airport when that happened, and it literally was like, cartel people going inside the airport. And because everyone was so upset about the leader, you know, getting executed. So it's just a really, really crazy thing and really scary. You just have to be really careful and safe if you're traveling. And I would obviously not recommend traveling right now.
- [34:51]
B
I would cancel right in this moment. It's not working.
- [34:53]
A
My parents actually had a plan, a trip planned to Cancun in these next few months, and they actually just canceled their trip as well because it's not the safest environment to go back to. It's not the time. And so you guys just need to Be really careful. Be really, really safe.
- [35:07]
B
And I also feel bad because a lot of people make their money through tourism right now, and that's gonna have to put a little pause just for safety of literally everybody. So it's just an all around bad situation.
- [35:17]
A
No one was in the streets. Like, everyone was literally, like, staying indoors to be safe. And so it's just really scary time. And you have to be really aware and, and, and careful and just be on your P's and Q's.
- [35:28]
B
Yep.
- [35:28]
A
Honestly.
- [35:30]
B
Okay, what is our. Oh, my gosh, Ned. Oh, the Try guys leak.
- [35:36]
A
This dating app leak is literally so cringe. It is.
- [35:43]
B
And it's kind of. I don't know.
- [35:46]
A
Did you screenshot the thing?
- [35:47]
B
I sure did.
- [35:48]
A
Thank God.
- [35:49]
B
Okay, so, like, he has a dating profile on the website is called.
- [35:55]
A
I don't know, what was it called? It's an app. There's like, you pay like 29.99amonth, and it's an app that you pay for.
- [36:02]
B
But you said it was, like, for people that are more kinky.
- [36:05]
A
Yes, it's like more of like a kinky.
- [36:07]
B
Okay.
- [36:08]
A
It's called like, free bowl or something like that. Something with like. Something like that. Tyler, will you look it up? Will you tell me? I'm curious. Well, and we'll. We'll feature back, but. So Ned from the Try guys, they found his profile.
- [36:23]
B
It says here dog.
- [36:24]
A
He said that. He said. What does it mean?
- [36:26]
B
Dogs? What does docs mean?
- [36:27]
A
In general?
- [36:27]
B
Yeah.
- [36:28]
A
Oh, docs are basically like giving away your information without your permission.
- [36:31]
B
So he's saying that. That the site did say nice someone
- [36:34]
A
docs someone like that and that they. They screenshot. Look, he's on this website.
- [36:40]
B
Okay, so his profile says he's a 38 man, straight. He's a dom. Leaning to switch.
- [36:46]
A
Switch.
- [36:47]
B
What does dom leaning to switch mean?
- [36:49]
A
So Dom is like dominant in the
- [36:52]
B
bedroom but leaning to switch.
- [36:54]
A
Not sure. Okay, that one I'm kind of lost
- [36:56]
B
for a bratty sub.
- [36:57]
A
So, like, a bratty sub would be like a submissive girl who's a brat. Like, who, like, doesn't want to be, that is.
- [37:04]
B
But she is so specific, by the
- [37:07]
A
way, because it's his king. It's clearly like a kinky.
- [37:09]
B
There's so many adjectives in there.
- [37:12]
A
I'm curious about the switch thing, though.
- [37:13]
B
I do want to switch. Looking for a bratty sub. What up?
- [37:18]
A
So that.
- [37:23]
B
Sorry.
- [37:23]
A
Over here. Yucking his.
- [37:25]
B
I'm yucking his yum.
- [37:27]
A
So what is it called?
- [37:29]
B
Field.
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A
It's called field.
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B
It is Called Field.
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A
Called something like Free Bowl. I was like, I don't know where Freebol came from, but Field. Thank you so much to Jones Road for sponsoring this portion of full coverage. Do you know what I love about Jones Road, you guys? They have this product called the Miracle Bomb and it is just absolutely freaking amazing. And it's like it can literally replace multiple pieces of your routine. You can use it as highlighter, bronzer, blush, lip. It's the ultimate no fuss multitasker and it's not gonna get cakey. And I feel like that could be an issue for a lot of people getting cakey makeup. And it's just such a frustrating thing. So you can literally be like, no brushes, no complicated routine. Just use your fingers and you go, yeah.
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A
For the curious is what it's like.
- [40:17]
B
That's why that's in his profile.
- [40:19]
A
That's why it says that. Huh. So basically he like double down. Was like, like rating his profile on his. On his Twitter was like showing like his photo swimming. He's like, what do you guys think of this? Like, apparently he had like one of the photos with his wedding ring on and it was like on purpose because it was supposed to be like a kink. Like.
- [40:34]
B
Yeah.
- [40:34]
A
Oh, was married or is married a lot of people on there, I guess, like very like polyamorous. Again, it's a site or app for people who are more curious that are like kind of like what's going on over there? You know what I'm saying?
- [40:48]
B
Wild.
- [40:48]
A
It's wild. I. I mean at the end of the day, like he's gonna be interested in what he's interested.
- [40:53]
B
I know I'm like calling him a freak. And there's probably listeners. It's like I'm a dom leaving to switch this a bratty.
- [40:59]
A
I'm a bratty sub right now. But it's like at the end of the day, it's like dependent on, you know, as long as everyone is in agreement and fine, like, hey, do whatever the fuck you want to do. It's not my fucking thing. It's not my life. You have your own proclivities. But I think that it is just fascinating that I ended up getting leaked that he is this like dumb.
- [41:19]
B
It really never ends with that one.
- [41:21]
A
It doesn't end with Ned. It really doesn't end. I feel like he gives me just. There's too many things.
- [41:26]
B
There's a lot.
- [41:27]
A
He's in it too much. And it's very much like girl. It's like it's just getting to a point. It gets to a point. It gets to a point.
- [41:35]
B
You know, I just know the try guys were tired of him.
- [41:37]
A
Him the guy. Oh, the try guys are the tired guys. No, cuz that is Dumb. Yeah, it is done.
- [41:45]
B
Lisa Rinna drugged at a trader's party. So I think there's like a viewing party or something like that that she went to. Now her and Colton's have a lot of back and forth because of how she went out on Trader. Spoiler, Spoiler, Whatever. This season's been out. If y' all ain't seen it, I don't know what to tell you.
- [42:01]
A
You ain't gonna see it.
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B
You ain't gonna see it. You ain't gonna see it. And then apparently there's rumor that allegedly at the reunion, she brought up his stalker pass and he stormed off. So there's a lot of this and
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A
that's like a rubber rumor. Like there's like no proof of that even ever happening.
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B
Right. But so apparently the Traders party, Lisa says that she was drugged and that she only had like a cocktail and then she was like, up, basically. And then Colton was allegedly the one that noticed it and helped her get out of there. And he also said hit up her team and was like, hey, she only had like a drink.
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A
Drink. Yeah.
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B
And she seems to be drugged. So she's saying she was drugged at the party and that's just kind of a legend, you know, that's floating around out there. But how crazy is that? Your arch nemesis is the one that
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A
on the show archives on the show.
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B
I believe it followed her. And then she's gone on a podcast trail, like, shading him.
- [42:54]
A
Well, remember she was like doing that. Like, was it like a book interview or something?
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B
She was like, she just came out with a book.
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A
Okay, the book tour. And then she. She was like, I don't like. I guess Colton unfollowed me. He's not happy about what he said.
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B
And then she also went on a podcast and said he wanted a housewife. He got a housewife. So that's why she brought up the stalker thing. Are you all watching Traders, honey? Because I'm about. Sick of the season because I am literally at my. Wow.
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A
Sick of these people with these faithfuls pissing.
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B
The worst group of faithfuls I've ever seen.
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A
What I tell you. I said I want Rob to win now. I want. It came full circle. I didn't. I didn't want Rob.
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B
I wanted him off.
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A
Off. Want him off completely.
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B
And now just Cuz the faithfuls are so horrific. Mara, I'm looking at you. I am. I don't care. I don't care, babe.
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A
Cuz that's like if there's.
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B
You ain't done nothing but turn A look have been turned and the looks have been turned. But that's all you.
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A
That's it.
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B
You would vote yourself off as a traitor before you voted Rob. And I'm really, really open.
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A
You're done.
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B
I'm done. It's done.
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A
It just doesn't make any sense. The second that one of the the faithfuls have has a thought, even Tara, she had like a thought. She was like, it could be Rob, like maybe. But then she completely backtracked and. And guys, Johnny tweedled dumb as well.
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B
Just horrific. It is. It's so you guys not even there. Eric has left the show.
- [44:15]
A
Oh, he's gone. He's too scared now that he's a fake. Like a traitor.
- [44:18]
B
Rob knew what he was doing with that one right there.
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A
What I can. Okay.
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B
This is disaster.
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A
I would like to talk about.
- [44:23]
B
You notice how you did Mark because you forgot he was there. You forgot he was there. Forgot Mark ain't been there since day one.
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A
I completely forgot about Mark. They did not show him.
- [44:32]
B
Well, you don't contribute at the round table. They can't build out your story 100.
- [44:37]
A
Well, now they have to contribute because they're the last of it. So they're forced to.
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B
Still hasn't contributed.
- [44:41]
A
They're forced now. I just think it's really odd. I think it's really odd that Rob fought so hard to get his. The other traitors out like Candace and Luke.
- [44:53]
B
Immediately, Even.
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A
Immediately. And was like, I got my boys back. I got my boys back. The second he recruits Eric, he's like, I have to defend my fellow trade.
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B
No, he said something about boys.
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A
That's my boy. That's what I'm saying to me, my conspiracy. Allegedly, it's giving only about the boys and women. That's what it's giving to me.
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B
Yeah. Because it was very targeted towards the women. The house. It was.
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A
It's so targeted.
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B
Targeted women. And now Colton tried it. But see, Colton, he has. Yeah, he, he, he, he. Why you have the women he love. What are you gonna do?
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A
It's just weird to me because I'm like, the show is about traders sticking together and getting out faithfuls. So when the traders are turning on each other, I'm like, are you guys.
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B
It ruined the show when he did.
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A
You're ruining the show. Like the whole show's premise of that is to be able to be a team and get them out. And they were actually working cohesively in the beginning really well. And they were doing so good and then some. It was like a turn of a switch. He goes, gotta get them out.
- [45:57]
B
You saw Alan said that Rob's the greatest trader of all time.
- [46:01]
A
I don't believe. Believe that.
- [46:02]
B
That's what Alan said.
- [46:03]
A
I'm glad that Alan said that Rob
- [46:06]
B
would win Survivor if he went on for sure.
- [46:09]
A
I also think that because he's attractive people, that's.
- [46:12]
B
That's weird around him. But like, on Survivor, it doesn't work like that.
- [46:16]
A
Well, you're also hungry and malnourished.
- [46:17]
B
Exactly. So when you're hungry, all that goes out and you're all dirty and you all look like. And everybody who's muscular, by the way, you're. Your body eats that muscle so fast out there. So you look a different per. Like, none of it stands. On Survivor, I still think he would outwit everybody because it's like outplay, outwit, outsmart, whatever, or something like that. I think you win Survivor, he's easily. With grace, beat the hell out of every single one of these traders.
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A
And it wasn't even close.
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B
It wasn't even close.
- [46:48]
A
It wasn't even close. And it's so funny because the thing is with these faithfuls, the way that they think Rob could literally be like, I'm not a traitor.
- [46:57]
B
Yeah.
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A
And they're like, you're so right.
- [46:58]
B
I'm remembering, though, what our friend was telling us is how it ends is they throw something in the fire, it turns a certain color, but they still get to vote someone out. Like, they get to decide. So they could still. So they could still get Rob out. Rob can still lose. There's no way Mara is gonna blow it. That's the problem. It's her.
- [47:22]
A
What if, in this next episode, she's one that gets killed off?
- [47:25]
B
Then he would have done the smartest move of all moves. But they're saying, you're gonna lose your number one sheep. Right. So that is her sheep, and that's
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A
why she stayed so long.
- [47:35]
B
Yes.
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A
Because she's Rob's number one defender.
- [47:37]
B
Yes, that's how she says it. But if he does that, he's gonna throw everybody off, but all at the same time, he loses his number one sheep. So what, what, what's the choice? A lose lose kind of for him?
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A
Well, I, I and I worry for the. The faithfuls left to make the correlation.
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B
Oh, honey. Oh, honey. It's really painful.
- [47:57]
A
It's gotten to a painful point, and I'm, like, literally, really, like, sad about.
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B
My favorite part is when Natalie stood up and told Johnny, don't say you're sorry.
- [48:04]
A
Oh, my Favorite part. Don't say you're sorry.
- [48:06]
B
Okay, so what you guys, I don't know if you guys have seen Natalie's seasons of Survivor, but like the last episode is her the entire season. Like, she's so badass at the social game and just like telling people like it is. And when she figures something out, like, she fights so hard. So like she carries the whole show. Survivor. So then getting to see that little glimpse of Survivor now like, pop out. I know. I was like, everybody hated on her outfits and I just think they should off because she didn't hire a stylist. Off, off. Look at her body, not her outfit.
- [48:41]
A
Yeah. Literally. Look how sickening she is. Insane.
- [48:43]
B
Sickening.
- [48:44]
A
I'm devastated about man and leaving Cat's Eye.
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B
Oh, talk about it.
- [48:48]
A
I'm devastated.
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B
Put it in the book.
- [48:50]
A
Let me write it down. Let me put in the book. Right in the book, you guys. So Cat's Eye. I. I don't know. And it's like so strange because I feel like there's a lot of like hearsay with the situation.
- [49:01]
B
Okay.
- [49:01]
A
And a lot of things going on. Like statements being made. A lot like going on. It's basically man in there's. Cat's Eye is a girl group and they are like kind of curated from the show. Cat's Eye, I think, I think it's like cats. I make the band, whatever. So basically like making the band but for this girl group. And they kind of did like the K pop girl format but with girls from across like the world. So it's not just like Korean girls, it's like a bunch of different types of girls. So I have their six and the Cat's Eye and they have like had such banger songs. A lot of success, a lot of global success. And one of their members who is like, arguably one of the most like popular by the. Just like who she is, like, she's just a star. She's just a star powered girl. Might not be as, let's say musically inclined as some of the other girls. As good of a dancer as some of the other girls. Good at singing at the other girls. But she is a star in her own right. She is like taking a hiatus from Cat's Eye and that's what they said. They're like, oh. To work on her health and her mental health.
- [49:56]
B
Do you think she'll be at Coachella in April?
- [49:58]
A
No.
- [49:59]
B
Really?
- [50:01]
A
That's. I'm also like, so sad too, cuz I love Cat's Eye. Like, I'm a. I'm A I'm a cat's eye Stan. Like, I really, really love.
- [50:08]
B
I saw them for the first time at LAAP Paloa, man. He's like, you know, we got to see the cat's eye. Cat's eye, which I had saved some of their songs by music. I didn't know who they were.
- [50:16]
A
Yes.
- [50:17]
B
I never touch.
- [50:18]
A
That's them.
- [50:19]
B
Love them. But they're like beyond incredible. Like performers beyond performance was like insane. It's like bringing back girl group.
- [50:27]
A
Yes. Literally girl groups that can actually like, fucking move and like, isn't sedentary in a spot. So it was really good. So I'm actually like, really curious to see if this hiatus is a temporary hiatus or is it going to be something that she's actually like, permanently removed from the group girl. And what the reason is the bands
- [50:41]
B
be breaking up quick.
- [50:42]
A
Yes, the bands breaking up quick. And like, even Manning like, posted, I guess like in like this like, thread thing with some of her, like, fans and was like, you guys, I'm healthy. I'm okay. Like, I'm just like, sometimes things don't just work out the way you think they're going to. And made like a little statement and she's, I guess liked things that were like pointing out racism in girl groups towards the black girl and like, kind of things like that. So there's definitely a lot of hearsay about things happening, but we'll just have to see what transpires. But right now I'm like, sad about the hiatus.
- [51:12]
B
Damn, that sucks. Let's talk about Top Model documentary which
- [51:16]
A
took over the world.
- [51:20]
B
Have been waiting for.
- [51:21]
A
I've been even chomping at the bits. Right. Top Model Dog on Netflix.
- [51:27]
B
First of all, just like flashing back to a lot of things that went on on that show would obviously just could never fly in today's day and age. But it's insane what they put people through for reality tv. We also watched the Biggest Loser documentary that was like, also insane. And I remember watching that and just being like, hell, yeah. Remember the group on the scale and they like whichever group.
- [51:48]
A
Yes.
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B
So you think it's so great, but then whenever you look back you're like, oh, my God. I remember history different. Like the stuff they would put through and like, the way they made them do the diets was so toxic that it didn't really work for any of them.
- [52:01]
A
No, no. And the thing is like, so with the Top Model Dog, it Basically it's like three episodes and it's like interviewing tyrants, interviewing Jay, Ms. J. Nigel it's interviewing a lot of them, and then it's also interviewing the girls that were in the seasons and, like, talking about their experiences on Top Model. And the reason I feel like it's going viral and went viral is because of way. The way Tyra goes about her interviews. Very specifically informative because it's coming across so performative.
- [52:29]
B
She's very performative. She knows when to turn on when that camera comes on.
- [52:33]
A
No sacred cows.
- [52:34]
B
Okay.
- [52:36]
A
And so I also didn't know a lot of this lore because I did not know that, like, she had fired Jay and Nigel both.
- [52:44]
B
She said she didn't.
- [52:45]
A
Yeah, she said she didn't. She was like, that was production.
- [52:47]
B
Yeah, girl, you are production.
- [52:49]
A
So that's why there's, like, there's just so many things about it. So what's crazy is, like, when you. The reason it even reactivated is because I guess in 2020, when the lockdown happened, like, during the pandemic, it got placed on, like, a streaming service and people watch started binging all of Top Model. So it got a resurgence in 2020, and that's where people kind of started getting like, oh, this is actually crazy. Like, this show is insane. But people remember it differently because when we watched back then, it wasn't the same kind of thing. Because when I watched it back then, it wasn't that dramatic to me. Yeah, but maybe, like, everything on TV was dramatic because I think that's what I was talking about.
- [53:23]
B
Jerry Springer.
- [53:23]
A
Yes.
- [53:24]
B
You just had dramatic things. We also watched that documentary, how that went and came to be and how it got that crazy.
- [53:32]
A
So it's very. Like, when you're watching it, you're kind of like, oh, my God. They're talking about, like, Shandy's story specifically is so devastating and so sad. And seeing how they used her actual trauma and like, this. Her being basically blacked out, hooking up with this guy and, you know, her ending the. With her. Her man back home, it was just like actual, like, traumatic warfare.
- [53:58]
B
Yeah.
- [53:58]
A
Almost like mental warfare for her.
- [54:00]
B
Right.
- [54:00]
A
And when you watch the documentary and you see how they do it, and the next day when Tyra's doing interviews with the girl, she's like, I've been cheated on before. Have you guys ever been cheated on?
- [54:09]
B
And it's like, of course she was
- [54:11]
A
told you're using that story and that's her storyline. But I'm like, she was basically assaulted, though. She, like, completely was blocked out and wasn't aware and it was getting recorded.
- [54:21]
B
Yeah. So terrible.
- [54:22]
A
And, like, the fact that, like, she was on the ground in the. In the shower. Like, she was on the floor, and they recorded it.
- [54:30]
B
I think the smartest girl. I shouldn't say the smartest, but the. The funniest moment that happened was the girl that leaves the show. Like, she walks in and she's like, I don't want to do this.
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A
I don't want to be here.
- [54:41]
B
And then Tyra said, I say one word for her, and she turned around and walked out right in Tyra's face. That needed to happen more times than it did. But I just feel like that girl right there, there. Did she not have it right, Honey, she figured it out so quick.
- [54:56]
A
So correct.
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B
She was. And she got her TV moment that still goes viral today, and she showed Tyra what's up. I think my main thing is, like, he said, she said, you know, did Tyra fire them? It's all about common denominators for me in these situations. So if you got a full cast of people traumatized by this one person, a full cast of people not speaking to this one person person who's the common denominator, you have your answer.
- [55:20]
A
I also think that it's not just Tyra, though. I do think that. I think Mr. J was involved in that. Like, I'm sorry, there's no world in which I think that it was only Tyra doing this. I think it was production. I think it was the other showrunner, Ken, the show. The other show creator, Ken.
- [55:34]
B
Do you feel like she would do anything for her show?
- [55:36]
A
Absolutely, I do, because it was her show. It's her baby. But I don't think there's any world in which I would ever think that it wasn't a machine and it was only Tyranny Era being the tyrant. I'm like, no. Other people were definitely in here.
- [55:49]
B
They were crazy to fire them, though, because the thing is, the show ended shortly after that.
- [55:53]
A
Absolutely. It went to right.
- [55:54]
B
It went to right after that. But, like, that was the point in the show. Like, it would be like RuPaul just cleaning house with judges. We watch for all the judges on the show. Like, it'd be, like, him. Like, Michelle Visage. No, thanks. No.
- [56:06]
A
More like, wouldn't make any sense.
- [56:07]
B
It just doesn't make any sense to do that. So.
- [56:10]
A
Well, when you watch a documentary and you're watching, like, let's say even Mr. J talking about his experience and, like, how he, like, wasn't involved and then, like, was involved, there's almost discrepancies in the story. So when I'm watching it. I'm kind of like. But that doesn't really make a lot of sense because you just said something contradictory like an episode before, you know, so when you're watching it, you just kind of like. I'm, like, watching it with that eye too. So I'm like, no. I think that everyone was kind of drinking the Kool Aid a little bit, that Tyra was stirring. But, like, at the end of the day, day, everyone was kind of involved and. And Mrs. J. What I. This is what I was so heavy. Mrs. J goes like, we tort. We tormented those girls.
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B
And it was fierce honesty.
- [56:48]
A
Yes. He was like, being honest about, like, he's.
- [56:51]
B
Instead of making excuses for it. Everybody else do. Oh, production tell us. We had to. Just being honest or just saying what you did wrong. Like, there's so much that comes with that because that lets us know that you understood what was wrong.
- [57:06]
A
Wrong. Ty didn't even say, like, sorry. Really?
- [57:08]
B
I always wonder with these documentaries, you know, obviously they call. How are they we're going to do this. I don't think the documentary did her any favors whatsoever. If anything, she's getting kind of wrecked online now.
- [57:20]
A
At the end of it, they're like, we're gonna. She's like, we're. She's like, get ready for cycle 25.
- [57:24]
B
Oh, sister.
- [57:25]
A
I'm like, babe, if you think that that's gonna be like a good idea after what the doc just did to you, it made you look.
- [57:31]
B
So that's my question. I'm like, going into the doc, does she really think. Or. It's like, what do producers know? You know what I mean?
- [57:38]
A
Because to make it seem like it's going to be good.
- [57:40]
B
Yes.
- [57:41]
A
They're gonna be like, you're gonna say your piece.
- [57:42]
B
Yeah, yeah. And she's like, let me get mine.
- [57:44]
A
She's like, I got it. I'm ready. I'm ready.
- [57:46]
B
Let me get myself together, honey. Yeah.
- [57:49]
A
So it was crazy. It was basically. And I know something else from Top models coming out soon. Another thing, I think. I think it's like an E. True Hollywood Story.
- [57:56]
B
Oh, my God.
- [57:58]
A
Where it's other interviewing other girls Swear. So I will be tuned in for that as well.
- [58:04]
B
Well, that is our last topic for our rap, our first rapid fire of 2020.
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A
Oh, my God, you're so right. Let us know what you guys thought, would you? Did you enjoy it? Did you like it? Give us a little tea and don't
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B
forget to come back for next week's episode. We have a familiar face. Coming back on full coverage, one of our sisters, one of our Judy's, and we cannot wait for you to hear more. We love you guys.
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