Ned Fulmer is copying the try guys… this is so awkward

Summary

Fool Coverage: “Ned Fulmer is copying the Try Guys… this is so awkward”

Podcast: Fool Coverage with Manny MUA and Laura Lee
Episode Date: October 31, 2025
Hosts: Manny MUA & Laura Lee
Theme: Halloween, Beauty Industry Tea, Social Media Culture & Internet Drama

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Episode Overview

This lively Halloween episode sees Manny MUA and Laura Lee fully embracing the holiday spirit in elaborate Wicked-themed drag (Glinda and Elphaba). The conversation covers a whirlwind of trending beauty news, personal reflections on public life, social media controversies, and a juicy discussion on Ned Fulmer’s awkward “Try Guys” copycat ventures. Peppered with candid advice and signature banter, the episode is both a celebration of their unique influencer journey and a spicy commentary on the state of internet culture.

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Hosts' Halloween Glam & Behind-the-Scenes

[00:33–10:00]

• Costumes/Aesthetic: Manny is “Glinda,” Laura is “Elphaba” (fully painted green). Both discuss the labor and pain behind getting into drag and elaborate Halloween glam, including Ariana Grande (jokingly) “doing their makeup.”
• Dedication: Laura notes she started getting painted at 9am and they're still shooting at 4:23pm, showing the exhaustive behind-the-scenes work of content creators.
• Banter: The atmosphere is playful and unfiltered, with discussions about Halloween content expectations:

  “We do a Halloween episode every single year.” – Laura [02:22]

• Struggles: Manny jokes about adhesive drag nails being especially painful:

  “My fingers hurt the most right now… It’s literally the nails.” – Manny [04:24]

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Peaks & Pits: Viral Fame and Identity, Book Recommendations

[05:14–16:12]

Manny’s Viral “Nightwing” Moment

• Peak: Manny’s Nightwing costume goes viral for blending masculine and feminine presentation.
• Pit: The online reaction becomes a discussion on gay masculinity and femininity; Manny is made into a “think piece” and even described as an example of “conservatism” for posting a more masculine look.

  “It’s weird becoming a think piece… they’re clowning me and also praising me at the same time.” – Manny [07:14]

• Reflection: Both hosts dig into how the internet places masculinity/femininity on a hierarchy, with Manny embracing androgyny as both art and personal liberation.

Laura’s Book Review: Let Them by Mel Robbins

• Recommendation: Laura praises Let Them as a tool for learning to let go of controlling others. The core philosophy is to “let them” (let people do what they do) and then decide “let me” (what I will do in response), making choices for oneself rather than managing others.

  “The best way to be ran over in life is just using ‘let them’ to everything… you have to follow up with ‘let me.’” – Laura [12:25]

• Takeaway: Manny notes that many miss the second half of the lesson, only seeing “let them” and not the personal empowerment in “let me.”

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Halloween Costume Strategies & Struggles

[20:04–28:10]

• Multi-Outfit Planning: Manny and Laura advise content creators (or enthusiastic Halloween-goers) to tackle hardest costumes last in a “tiered” system to avoid burnout.

  “If you ever do more than one, do your hardest one at the end.” – Manny [23:09]

• Glam Mishaps: Laura’s green face paint leads to severe eye watering—“my eyeballs were raw”—reminding listeners that social media glam looks take real suffering behind scenes.

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Beauty Industry News & Product Recalls

Neutrogena Wipes Recall

[30:20–36:13]

• Crisis: Neutrogena’s famous makeup wipes were recalled in the Southern US due to contamination with bacteria that caused sepsis and severe eye infections.

  “I’ve never even heard of something like wipes being infested with a serious bacterial infection.” – Manny [32:13]

• Alternatives & Warnings: Both recommend double cleansing and using alternatives like Face Shop wipes or makeup eraser cloths, but urge caution as some people (including Manny’s mom) have allergies.

  “If you are going to do the wipes, try to double cleanse.” – Manny [34:51]

• Reflection: The scare might signal declining trust in makeup wipes industry-wide.

Dr. Pepper & Soda Market Changes

[36:26–40:50]

• News: Coca-Cola stops producing Dr. Pepper in some facilities; Mr. Pibb may become more prevalent.
• American vs. European Fridge Culture: Comedic riff on how Americans love stocking fridges with countless drinks (“We want a full 7-Eleven in our home...”), while Europeans mostly have “a bottle of water and an old orange juice.”
• Quote:

  “When I go to your fridge and there’s one brita water and an old orange juice, I’m pissed. No ice cubes?!” – Laura [39:45]

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Hot Topics: Internet Drama & Influencer Culture

Podcast Cancellations: Brooke, Tana & “Cancelled”

[41:07–44:55]

• Context: Brooke and Tana’s wildly successful podcast “Cancelled” ended; Brooke explains the toll of public drama and podcasting stress on her mental health.
• Work & Friendship: Both lament the challenge of mixing business and friendship; emphasize the importance of having matching work ethics and goals in partnerships.

  “You have to be on the same page about certain things to work with one another.” – Manny [43:24]

• End Result: The friendship survived even if the working relationship didn’t.

Hailey & Justin Bieber (Rumors)

[45:09–49:36]

• Rumor: Online speculation claims Hailey is now Justin’s manager.
• Hosts’ Take: Both scoff, noting the magnitude of work a manager/agent does and how unlikely it is for Hailey to manage Justin’s career while coping with her own schedule and public scrutiny.

  “She literally is dealing with so much on her own… there’s no way.” – Laura [46:01]

• On Outrage & Social Media Reactions:

  “People take things way too seriously, especially in that category.” – Manny [49:36]

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Outrage & “What About Me?” Internet Culture

[49:36–55:15]

• Discussion: The hosts reflect on the growing “fake outrage” and self-centeredness online. Example: People complaining a smoothie video used milk when they are lactose intolerant, or demanding trigger warnings for trivial things.

  “It has nothing to do with your lactose intolerance. Who cares if you’re lactose intolerant? Take Lactaid.” – Manny [51:09]

• Philosophy: Emphasize letting go of control, practicing gratitude and humility, and not taking internet backlash personally or seriously.

  “Not everyone is trying to offend you… most people are not trying to offend you.” – Manny [56:07]

• Manny’s Reflection: He’s gotten into trouble for being lighthearted or jokey, but insists people often search for reasons to be offended online.

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TEA: Ned Fulmer’s “Try Guys” Copycatness

[57:42–60:53]

• Recap: Ned was fired from Try Guys for an affair with an employee, resulting in major group fallout. Now he’s making solo “let’s try things” content and (awkwardly) branding himself via his infamous scandal.
• Hosts’ Critique:
  • The new “Ned Tries” format is seen as unoriginal—awkwardly reminiscent of his former group’s dynamic, but now solo, with a hint of cringey self-awareness as he seemingly tries to “reclaim the magic.”
  • The scandal and personal branding around “being through things” is perceived as tone-deaf:

    “It’s different when it’s a group doing it together because it’s fun, but when it’s one guy known for cheating, trying to re-find that magic… people just don’t really give a [care].” – Manny [59:14] “It almost seems like, are you selling… on your own scandal? That’s what he’s left with after such a big scandal.” – Laura [60:24]

• Internet Reaction: Hosts predict it will flop (“It’s looking like a boot for me.” – Manny [60:53])

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Quotes & Notable Moments

• Manny on Think Piece Virality:

  “It became a really weird clusterfuck of a situation all over Twitter… it’s a weird thing.” [05:42]

• Laura on “Let Them” Self-Empowerment:

  “You cannot make them change… but what you can do is control yourself.” [11:20]

• On American Drink Culture:

  “We want options... We want a full 7-Eleven in our home.” – Laura [38:54]

• On Online Over-Sensitivity:

  “Not everyone is trying to offend you… most of the time, they’re just creating content about themselves.” – Manny [56:07]

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Timestamps for Major Segments

• Halloween Transformations & BTS: 00:33–10:00
• Peaks/Pits, Virality & Book Talk: 05:14–16:12
• Costume Discussion & Halloween Tips: 20:04–28:10
• Neutrogena Wipes Recall: 30:20–36:13
• Dr. Pepper Market Changes: 36:26–40:50
• Cancelled Podcast Topic: 41:07–44:55
• Hailey Bieber, Rumors & Fake Outrage: 45:09–55:15
• Ned Fulmer Discussion (Main Tea): 57:42–60:53

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Tone & Personality

The episode is characteristically candid, camp, and comedic, with the duo playing off each other’s quirks and personal stories while dissecting serious and ridiculous online drama. Both challenge the increasing backlash and “outrage culture” in beauty and influencer spaces, championing authenticity and fun while rolling their eyes at the online tendency towards drama and over-personalization.

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For New Listeners

This episode provides an insider’s view of social media influencer life—warts, wit, and wisdom included. Buckle up for beauty industry revelations, sharp humor, cultural critique, and a front-row seat to influencer drama, with Halloween sparkle as the glittery backdrop.

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End of Summary

Transcript

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Copyright McDonald's. There goes my fucking crowd.

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What the hell am I watching?

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There's a fucking residue.

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I could never.

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No, I did not. You fucking lied, asshole. You're like, put that book on the shelf.

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Gives me anxiety. Welcome to your favorite podcast. It's your host, Elphaba and Glinda G. Linda. My. My co host has a mental illness.

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I do. I'm not well right now. Hi. I'm actually feeling the fantasy so fucking fiercely. Because I really am in the full Glinda garb.

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You are. And I'm. It's incredible.

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Thank you so much.

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It is truly incredible. I've never seen you this dragged out. You look like a pretty little princess.

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I feel like a pretty little princess for our listeners.

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I'm so sorry.

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Oh, baby. Actually, if you are a listener, I'm gonna actually need you to clock the in.

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It's time to go to full coverage.

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On YouTube right now because you're gonna.

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Piss me off driving. Whatever. Just. I need.

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I need you give it a glance to see what it's giving irl.

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Yep.

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Because I even trimmed my beard down for this.

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This is major.

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Laura is fully green.

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I am painted green, you guys.

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Laura's in green drag.

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She told me that green's gonna be oozing out of my pores for, like, the next three, four days.

[B]

Shout out to Ariana for getting us together, bitch. Did both of us shout out to Ms. Ariana.

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That's right. Ariana Grande did our makeup and hair.

[B]

I love. That's my hair, girl. I did your wig. My wig. And she actually did my glam. She did it all. So, you guys, we thought because it is Halloween today and it is our last episode of October. It's, you know, we have to. We have to do a little. A little ode to Halloween. We do a Halloween episode every single year. I actually saw a comment that was literally like, why aren't you guys not doing a Halloween episode? And I'm like, hold on now. We do It. We do it every single year.

[A]

You have to wait till Halloween.

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Yeah, but we're going to be. We're going to make you a.

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We always do the last.

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Exactly. She's. Yeah, she's a witch. Right now. She's actually in full witch fantasy. And I feel so good and pure and bubbly and.

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Uhhuh. Say.

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I want to say it's so bad. P doll$y.

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I'll say it. I'll demonetize.

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You'll demonetize us.

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I'll do it.

[B]

Do not demonetize us. You guys say we're going to be doing a rapid fire in just our, you know, drag. In drag mama drag. You guys, by the way, this. I want you to know my scepter industrial. I want you guys to know that.

[A]

I also want you guys to know that we started this glam. I started getting painted green at 9am this morning is 4:23. And we are just sitting down to.

[B]

Film, just so you guys are aware. And we finished filming our tick. Like we did a lot today. We've done photos tiktoks. Now we're doing the pod club. Another club. But once this is done here. Ye hear ye, hear you hear ye. What we do. I feel very in character, unfortunately. But you guys say we're be doing a rapid fire. We talk about a bunch of different things that we have going on. Maybe Neutrogena. So first, of course, we need to do our peaks and our pits. Almost want to like.

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I want you to sit on that end of that and I want you to pop me in the head.

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I want to sit on this end. Oh, there goes my cry.

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I didn't even see it go flying. Honey. The stairs.

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I'm falling apart. Just. I didn't shave my armpits. Don't say.

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Don't say to me.

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It's really. It's. This is more of a labor of love.

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It is.

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It's the love of full coverage.

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You know what I'm saying? Man, he's in a lot of pain right now. I want you guys to know for an hour he's gonna be a lot of pain.

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Just so we're really clear. So I'm, you know, overcompensating.

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Just no foul behavior.

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Just know.

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Just know he's hurting because I'm not. How bad do you hate fingernails?

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You know what's really funny? Fingers hurt the most right now.

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Thank you.

[B]

It's not the wig, it's not the T. It's not the tape. It's not the. It's Nothing. It's literally the nails are hurting me. And mind you, I literally just have them glued on with like, some glue with tapes. They're not even acrylics, babe, but I feel like, Dolly, you sing all day this. They stopped listening to that. Just so you know. They just exited.

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Everyone left. It's just me. I'm like, okay, well, now we can say whatever we want. You. I'm so. We're unhinged.

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We're unhinged today. I feel very unhinged. Just cuz we've been. Okay. My peeking.

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Pip, I love that you just threw the staff.

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I want to hold it. I had to throw the staff. Try it. Try it. Play with it. I had to throw it down. I couldn't keep holding it.

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I.

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My peek and pit is that I went viral for my nightwing outfit. My costume, it's a peak and it's a pit because it's fun that I went viral for something that is like, you know, like a. For an outfit, you know, I think.

[A]

That'S cool for my talent. Really?

[B]

Yeah. I mean, in a way, even though I just put that. I just put the.

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If you didn't execute it very well.

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No. And you know, I like, got an expensive outfit, like the whole thing. Right. I wanted to make sure it looks good.

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No one would have cared.

[B]

My lash and my nightwing costume, it was not wonky. So we went viral for on Twitter and it was just fun because it was just like funny seeing all these pieces. But the ra. The fact that it was my pit also is because it became like a really weird clusterfuck of a situation all over Twitter. And I was basically made an example for the conversation about masculinity and femininity in the gay world and people enjoying or not enjoying femininity in the gay world. And it was like, well, look at Manny Emmy way. When he's glam, he doesn't get a lot of likes, but when he. When he's not glam, he does get likes.

[A]

You do get a lot of.

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I do.

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You're not glam.

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No, I mean, I do, I do. It's true. But the thing is, it's like I get a lot of likes and attention from gay men. So think about that. So it's like, also from gay men. So, like, a photo can pop up. When I'm not glam, I get a lot of attention from gay men. When I'm not, I get a lot of attention. When I'm glam, I get more attention from women.

[A]

Wasn't it nice that you can just teeter on both.

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I. I enjoy it. So that's why it's, like, so fun to me, because I'm like. I like to play with the masculinity and femininity of just being a human being. I find it so fun. But it's weird becoming, like, a think piece for people talking. Even they were saying I was, like, a think piece. And I was like, it's so odd to me because people made it where it was like, oh, well, look at Manny now. He's conservative. He's like, this is a on the rise for conservatism. I'm not kidding.

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Hold on. Look at you right now, you guys. I can tell you're going full conserve. Look at this queen right here.

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I move.

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This is the face.

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I'm moving to the south.

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This is. This is the face of conservatism.

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And I just want you guys to know that. So it was, like, a funny thing. And, like, the photo before I posted the nightwing stuff was literally fully glam. So it's just. It's awkward because I'm looking at it, and people are basically just, like, clowning me, and then they're also, like, praising me at the same time. It's a weird. It was a weird thing. But I did enjoy the fact that it was able to be a think piece about a topic that I do think that should be discussed, and that is, you know, this type of internalized homophobia that's in the gay community and just in communities in general. And it's. And honestly, when you really, really think about it, there's a lot of kind of misogyny tied into it as well, because it's showing that femininity is less than. And a lot of times women are more feminine. And there's a misogyny to that as well. And I saw a lot of think pieces about, like, well, why don't you. Like, femininity is because you don't like women. You know, like. Like the idea, like, soft and feminine. That's, like, less than, right? And I'm like, that's a whole nother point that I didn't really think about. But there's. That's a whole nother aspect of a conversation that I'm like, I do feel like it's a conversation that should be happy. We should be talking about it and think about, like, well, why am I acting this way about this whole, like, men being better, masculine being better than feminine? You know what I'm saying? So it was odd.

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It's like, there's a hierarchy in the hierarchy world of, like, how masculine manly you can be. It's like higher up on a pedestal. And then like a little more film y.

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Like as less than.

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It gets counted as less than, like, whatever. Your film. And you're over here doing both.

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I'm like.

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And fudgeing people up with just.

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And I've been. And I've been doing both for years.

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Girl. For my home.

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That's my brand.

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My brand plus years. But you know what's so funny? You are not filming anyway. You're just not really.

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Not actually glam.

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It's such a career for you.

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Yeah.

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That you are so just like Manny either way. Like, you're not more C word.

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You know what I mean?

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You're just you through and through. And you kind of.

[B]

With the makeup on.

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Yes. And you see whatever you want to do.

[B]

And that's all I've always been.

[A]

You're like, always go to vanity.

[B]

Great. Put a lash on. But it's always been art for me. That's the fun part.

[A]

So, like, freeing though it is able to start your career doing both. So now, later in your career, you're not putting a box. You're not stuck in a circle loop of where you have to maintain this thing. You. Because you did both for so long, you could do whatever you want to do.

[B]

100%. I really. Yeah. And I love it. And I genuinely love. I love playing on both. I love the androgyny of everything. Like, I think that makes it fun. And I've always thought that sexuality was on the spectrum in general. And so I think that it's really fun to play with these social constructs of what people think mask and femme is. And for me, I enjoy it. I really do. And I'm glad the conversations are had. It's just funny that sometimes it's like, at my expense.

[A]

People put themselves in a box based on guilt and society societal standards. So they put themselves in the box. But I think you're an example of someone who lives a little more freely outside of the box, you know? Exactly. I mean, you got guns and a damn person.

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And I'm glind.

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It's crazy.

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It's so funny.

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I love it. It's crazy.

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It's just so fun.

[A]

But I love it. I love it. My peak is I finished Mel Robbins new book, Let them. It's like, super virally right now, and I've heard so many people talk about. So I was like, I'm gonna. I'm gonna burn through this. 1. And you know what? It was a fantastic book.

[B]

It was really good. So good.

[A]

So this book specifically touches on how to deal with other people.

[B]

Okay.

[A]

Like if you are in your life, you're struggling with dealing with other people, this is a good book for you. It's called let them. It's a bright green book. It is fantastic. And it basically really hones in on how like you technically can't change people and you technically have no control over other people. Have control over yourself, which is so.

[B]

True and how you act.

[A]

But the thing is I've always known this. Like I know this in my self development journey. I've learned this, right? Like I know I can't control other people. But you still will want to. And I feel like.

[B]

Absolutely.

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You know what I mean? Like you do something, but when it.

[B]

You want to control a narrative too. You want to control like a perception. Of course you want to control that.

[A]

100 humans.

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That's what we want to do.

[A]

That's what we want to do. It's like a natural, like we feel like if we're able to control.

[B]

So we're feeling a misunderstood.

[A]

Yeah, we want to be in control. So we want to control everyone. We want to. We want them to do what we want them to do. We want them to act how we would act. But you have no control. You also can't change a person. It doesn't matter if you're your child, it doesn't matter if they're your spouse. That person has to want to change for them.

[B]

Exactly.

[A]

People do not change and stick with change through the will through someone else to make someone else happy. It's never going to last. Like they have to do it for.

[B]

Themselves, what they want.

[A]

So it really deep dives into things you can do to help someone change. As a reminder, you cannot make them change. And like you will eventually have to ask yourself, is this relationship worth it for me to be here? Is this job worth it for me work here? Is this marriage worth it? You know, knowing like it like gives you six months and a bunch of tools to use to help someone change. And if they don't, they help you make decisions. So it's a really good tool for that. And then it. The let them theory is basically like, what do I do? What do I do if my boss is a let them let you. You cannot control your boss and make. But what you can do is control yourself. And then the second part of let them, which a lot of people don't talk about. Notice the book's just Called let them is let me. And she's like, you're always supposed to follow up with like, you're not. She said a good way to just get ran over in life is just using let them.

[B]

Like, oh, my God, I'm so glad you said that. Okay, I have a. I have a think piece after this and I was gonna bring it up, but I'm waiting for it. I want you to. Yes.

[A]

So she was basically saying, like, that's the best way to be ran over in life and pushed over is by just saying let them to everything. So the second part you follow up with and now let me. And you have to make a hard decision and you have to have hard convers or say something. But the let me is supposed to be thought out. It's not supposed to be like, I'm hot and heavy right now. I'm pissed off. So let me go off on this person. It's supposed to take a step back and think of your mature answer and how you want to deal with this as your let me after you let them.

[B]

I'm so glad you said that because I actually was thinking about this over the weekend. It's so funny you say this like, because I obviously, I have, like, really enjoyed the let them theory and I enjoy the, like, idea of, like, well, at the end of the day, you can't control what people think about you. You can't control what people say about you. You can only do the best that you can. Right? And then I was thinking about the lesson thing, and I was thinking like, well, if I keep doing, like, to let them, then is that if I ever get justice for myself.

[A]

I feel like that doesn't add up.

[B]

It doesn't add up. That's what I was thinking about. I was actually talking to a friend of mine and I was talking about the lesson theory and. And he was saying, he's like, oh, do you feel like in that situation, like, do you ever feel like maybe you aren't, like, defending yourself? You're almost getting walked over if you just keep saying let them to people. And I'm like, that's right. Hold on now. So then I'm glad that, like, that is what you're saying that, because I was like, oh, my God, that's such a great point. But I never, because I didn't read the book, so I didn't get to the part of that let them theory.

[A]

A lot of people haven't. So she's gotten a lot of backlash on this really tool that she's come up with. Because a lot of people have only caught the first hand of it.

[B]

You know, they're like, what about the justice for me? There's like, no justice for you with that, right? Yeah, but that makes sense. Let me.

[A]

So then she follows up, and she even talks about how this tool is a horrible way to get ran over if you're not following.

[B]

Like, a doormat, essentially.

[A]

Yeah, if you don't follow it up. But you know what? I always thought, like, I guess I didn't realize how much other people's actions control me and me being busy trying to control them. And she uses a really great example. She's like, her kid didn't want to go to prom. And she's like, I already had two kids go to prom. I had to get a dress, a tux, the boutonniere.

[B]

It's a lot of things.

[A]

It's a photo shoot and all the things. And then her son's like, last minute, he's like, okay, I'm gonna go. And she's like, what the hel. Like, we have to, like, so much together. And he's like, no, don't get her. The flower. Don't get her. I'm already like, don't do this. Don't worry about it. Don't worry about it. Don't worry about it. She's freaking out, and her daughter just looks at her, and she's like, let them. If they don't have a reservation, they want to go to a taco spot that only has enough seating for five people. Let them. Let them. That's their choice. You don't have control over it. Let them. And then she just had, like, this breaking moment. So she started using it throughout her life. But it again goes into, like, now, let me.

[B]

In a different way.

[A]

In a different way. And it has.

[B]

Because that situation is very like, let them. Like that. That is great. But then when it's about you, then.

[A]

It'S like, let's say someone says something nasty to you. Okay, well, you can't control that person. How? If they. Let's say someone says something homophobic to you on the street. You can't control that person. You're not in that moment. You want to cuss them out and change them and be like, you can't say that. No, they can say that, and they're going to. Because you can't change that person. But what you can do is control your reaction to it. And, like, also, it makes you take a step back and go, oh, I need to put more thought into my reactions into things like let me but wait what should I do here and it actually makes your will start turning and you start thinking and she gives like per chapter is an example of like interactive how to incorporate let them and let me high in a job how to do it so every chapter she like hits the most popular areas in life so you get a lot of information from it.

[B]

So I like that. Yeah like that's not just that like like I was saying like just to let them aspect of it or yeah oh there's like there's more to it. It's not just about a lot of backlash comments but if they don't know.

[A]

Like read the book.

[B]

Yeah exactly like if they don't if they also don't they don't know what they don't know. It's like how would they know that there's more to it than just that Maybe get the book. Got to get something. She's preaching get the damn book. You know.

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[B]

I love that. Yeah, that's awesome. I love that. But I actually told my mom about the book.

[A]

What's your. Oh my gosh. You know, I had a pit, but I switched it because many of my leaky eyes. Oh, where's the big. I was like, this is a way bigger pit than the one I had planned.

[B]

Laura. Oh, we had a moment. We had a scare.

[A]

We had a scare. We had a scare scare.

[B]

A jump scare.

[A]

So Ariana's painting me green this morning. And you know when the eyeballs start leaking?

[B]

Oh, I know it well, it's over.

[A]

You know, I know it is over. And it must have taken three hours for him to stop leaking.

[B]

It actually did because remember, you were literally like, you guys, I think it finally stopped. And it was like three hours later.

[A]

It was three hours later. And so Laura was running her green down the green. It was like my skin color was. It was running for three hours. My eyeballs were raw. They're pissed off at all this Stuff.

[B]

Well, of course. And it's the powder, so. Yeah. Remember that just a lot of powder will make your eyes dry out, so therefore, they're trying to overcompensate by creating more liquid. It's like, help me. I'm dry.

[A]

Like, jamming liners. Like, I can't do it, you guys.

[B]

Laura, literally, before we filmed, before we started, literally had, like, whole ashes, a patch, like, underneath both eyes. Completely gone.

[A]

Completely gone. And I was like, great.

[B]

Just, honestly, the worst. You know, me at the event for 12 hours, freaking out.

[A]

Oh, my God.

[B]

Actually, I end up taking off the whole thing. I could. Couldn't stop it.

[A]

I remember I take out all your makeup.

[B]

I ruined my whole face. Like, it literally. It, like, will ruin everything.

[A]

There's not much you can do about it either.

[B]

There's not. You can only just be like.

[A]

You just pause it out.

[B]

Yes. Take a. Maybe an allergy pill, an antihistamine. So I did some eye jobs to lubricate your eye. That's all you can do. Literally.

[A]

Impossible.

[B]

Impossible.

[A]

This is my last Halloween costume, by the way. All fun again. I'm done planning and like, oh, yeah, let's do this.

[B]

Getting into the outfit. And this is actually my hardest one. So I did them on. I. I did them in a tiered system this year. Nightwing, obviously my easiest viral sickening. My genuine was definitely the second hardest. I went lavender for, like, the. The K Pop Demon Hunter.

[A]

Are both of these people from that movie you watched in the theater by yourself that was really popular now?

[B]

This is like, the. Ginu is actually the one that's on the K Pop Demon Hunters, which is Netflix's biggest movie of all time.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

Now it's like the K Pop. It's called K pop Demon Hunters. And I did Ginu, who is the main man of the movie in demon form. So he's obviously lavender and has stripes going through him.

[A]

When he's a demon.

[B]

When he's in demon form.

[A]

Okay. Who was the other guy?

[B]

The other guy was from. Nightwing is literally just like a DC character.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

Yeah. He's, like, in, like, the Superman world, like the dc, and he's, like, actually bi in the comics, and he's part of Teen Titans, like a Titan kind of world. So then this, I knew, was the hardest one. You'd have to be a fan or you can just look hot. So I feel like that was the whole point. Even if people don't recognize it, think I look cotton. And then this one was technically my hardest because it's like so much more goes into it.

[A]

Oh, this one's insane.

[B]

And it's. Obviously, we're in it a lot longer. And I knew I was like, I have to have a wig. I'm going to be taped down. I have to put nails on. Like, the whole fantasy.

[A]

I did ballerina. Easy.

[B]

Slay easy.

[A]

And then Morticia Gomez.

[B]

Yeah. It's going to be live by now.

[A]

The green is mine.

[B]

That's your tough one. So you did. It's kind of like the same. It was literally, like, system.

[A]

Thank God.

[B]

Because honestly, if I did this first, I would be over it. I'd be over it. Like, I would be absolutely done. So if you guys ever want to do more than. It's funny, because actually, normal. I feel like normal people do, like, one custom a year.

[A]

You guys. Are you guys doing.

[B]

We're like, is that normal?

[A]

We have to remember we're doing it for our lives. We're doing it for content. We're doing it for God.

[B]

The hocus pocus mouth.

[A]

It sounds like.

[B]

I'm sorry. I'm not well.

[A]

It sounds like he. Your pulse to 90 to me.

[B]

It sounds very impulse to 90. It sounds like you guys. I'm like, when you guys are on your third Halloween outfit, definitely want to do 3K. That's actually not what we're doing at all. We're doing one costume.

[A]

Aaron's doing, too, so I'll give her that. But she's 21 and going to the clubs.

[B]

I was gonna say, the more events you go to, the 10 people tend to do more outfits.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

So if you have more, like, for example, I have a friend who's literally doing, like, three outfits, and he's like, not even a creator. So I'm like, okay. Well, because he has different, like, events that he doesn't want to repeat his outfit for.

[A]

Right.

[B]

So I'm like, okay, well, that makes sense. So I think it just depends, like, if you want to do more things, if you don't. But if you guys ever do do more than one, do an interior system where you have your hardest one at the very end, and then you'll literally be done with it and over it by the time it's done. You know, like, truly, it's the best case scenario.

[A]

Absolutely.

[B]

And I still have transitions after this to film.

[A]

Me, too. I almost forgot. Thanks for the reminder. Don't you degree Because I'll do it. Don't you know, I'll do it green, you guys. You're green.

[B]

No, you need to do some forehead too.

[A]

Guys.

[B]

Just so you know Laura, it's still on your forehead, like, very. Even though with a hat on.

[A]

She told me that this is not gonna come off my skin. She was like, what are you.

[B]

I'm so impressed with the glam, honey.

[A]

Look at it.

[B]

It's so good.

[A]

It's crazy.

[B]

It's insane.

[A]

Like, I look kind of like me, but not at all.

[B]

Same. I feel like. Yeah, I feel like I look kind of like me, but not.

[A]

Not at the same time, but not.

[B]

These are Laura's earrings, by the way.

[A]

They are. We went through my drawer. We were like.

[B]

I was like, what's a good earring? It's giving Glenn's.

[A]

I finally watched Wicked. I was one of the last people.

[B]

Oh, yeah. Actually, she was the last person on Earth.

[A]

I was the last person on Earth to watch it, but so many people told me I should watch it. I hate musicals. So that's what put me on.

[B]

That's always like, well, at our tours, like, hey, it's musical. She already knew. She knew everything.

[A]

Also, when influencers showed themselves crying in theater, that pissed me off.

[B]

When the influencers are showing it, I cried. But I didn't show did.

[A]

There was nothing to cry about.

[B]

I cried twice. Just so you know, not only did I cry one time, I cried two times. So I'm very glad we're doing Wicked. Yeah.

[A]

I'm not Bill.

[B]

And let me tell you something. Let me tell you when I cried, because at this point, if you haven't watched it, spoiler. But, like, don't be dumb. Yeah, you're pissed. The part I cried about was when they're at the Mirror Ball and she's basically getting made fun of in front of everyone, and she's literally clowning the fuck out of her. And then Ari, like, steps in and was, like, kind of helps dance with her. I just thought was a sweet moment and made me tear up.

[A]

Really sweet.

[B]

That's one.

[A]

That was really sweet.

[B]

Two, at the very end, when she flew, and she was like, you're not gonna bring me down or whatever. And like, she's like, say, y' all.

[A]

See y' all next.

[B]

That made me cry, too.

[A]

Wait, at the very, very end, whenever she's like. And there's, like, gonna be a part. 2 When she, like, flies off.

[B]

Yes. Okay, so that part because. I mean, also because, like, at the end of the movie. So I think you're, like, anticipating a lot of. So that part, like, it just got to the point where I just welled up because I was like, oh, my God, she Literally is like, no, you to everyone. I'm gonna go do what I want to do.

[A]

So it just. I guess whenever it's so animated, like, I'm. I lose touch.

[B]

It's hard. Of course, it's not reality y.

[A]

But you know what's crazy? I teared up at the end of Sinners. I think one of the best movie. I think Sinners is one of the best movie. Actually 2025. I think Sinner is one of the best movies of 2025.

[B]

I tell my. It's like the vampires at the very end where it's like. With a woman coming out.

[A]

Yeah. No. Well, at the very end, he goes back to the church, and the fathers, the pastors, like, let go of the music and he walks out with his guitar. Well, tub. And at the very, very end, he's an old man, but the vampires are still young. And they come in, into the bar, and they talk to him. Like, I listen to everyone. I cried my eyes out, but I Wicked. Not even close. But like, Sinners, I'm balling. I'm balling. And by the way, I thought Wicked was a 10 out of 10 movie. I thought it was not very musically at all.

[B]

It has a lot of story because it's a long movie.

[A]

Way more story.

[B]

It's a lot of story.

[A]

And it reminded me a lot of Maleficent. Oh, like, my very Maleficent was 10. Oh, my God.

[B]

It's like one of the best Disney, like, remakes with Angelina.

[A]

Yep, that one. That one. The one woman, Angelina. That's what Wicked and I thought both were 10 out of 10 movies.

[B]

And I know the second one's gonna be just as good. Like, I just know how they did it.

[A]

Fan taste.

[B]

It was amazing. It's just like, I also, like, there's just something about Elphaba.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

And I think obviously a lot of gays are really obsessed with Wicked. Like, obviously a huge, huge thing. And I think a lot of gay men can relate to Alphabet in a weird, weird way when it comes to their upbringing and just growing up, up completely different from society. Like, you're like, you're green.

[A]

Like, you're green.

[B]

And everyone looks at you a little bit differently. And, like, you're not normal because you don't like the normal things. And so there's like this weird, like, pull in the movie when, like, for example, when she's getting made fun of everyone, and then she has one friend that, like, sees her for who she is. It's like, that makes you feel in a weird way like, when you're. Like when I'm in high school or junior high and I get called the F slur. But then my friends, like, could defend me. It's like this weird, like, tie with that. And I'm sure a lot of people feel like, you know, different connections to it in other ways, too. But for some reason, like, elf, like. And it's how funny that both the moments I cried about were about her. It was Alphabet. It wasn't Glinda. Like, it was her. Because it's like, you almost feel for this, like, outcast. Because you almost feel outcasted, like, your whole life.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

You know, in a weird way. So there's like. That's how it kind of, like, connects for me. So it's like. And I'm sure for you there's like, something that is a deep connection in sinners and, like, some psych, psychological way where it's like, that hit me.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Because you're also, like, from the south, and it's like these, like, just isms. And you grew up, like, in the church, like, world, you know?

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

So I wonder if there's, like, these, like, kind of things that, like, that's what pulls us out.

[A]

Yeah, but good shit.

[B]

Good watch. Go watch.

[A]

You guys, should we. Yeah, you guys, if I'm not the last person on RC Wicked, you should go see it even if you don't like musicals. Because, listen, they try to get me through the greatest showman. Oh, when the man slapped the little boy. Wait, when did he start singing? Singing off. I turned it off. I said, what the hell am I watching? I'm done.

[B]

Who? It was Jacqueline, wasn't it? She said, you're gonna. But did you start it on the plane?

[A]

Yes. I knew it because I was like, I'm trapped on a plane. There couldn't be anything worse. I must put this movie on that everyone's like, you gotta watch Greatest Showman slaps little boy across space. Dude starts singing, I'm out. I like, okay, you guys, it was so we're literally.

[B]

She goes, I couldn't get through anything. I actually looked over. We're on the same flight. Actually, you guys, this is actually. We're on the same flight. And I look over, and Lord's. I'm like, you're watching the greatest show. Like, I was gagged. So then I literally am not. Maybe 20 minutes later, I look, she's not watching. I was like, what happened to the Grayson? And she goes, I can only do too much, baby.

[A]

They were singing the whole movie.

[B]

So Funny, because it is like, a really, like, good movie. But you have to. I feel like you have to like musicals.

[A]

I feel like you either are obsessed with musical musicals or you hate them.

[B]

I'm actually. But see, I'm not, like, I'm literally in the in between.

[A]

You love a musical.

[B]

I'm not obsessed with every musical.

[A]

No, you're not obsessed.

[B]

No, no, no, no, no. I. I do like. But you love really talented people that.

[A]

I love mean girls musical.

[B]

No, I did not. You lying ass. You're like. I did not love that. But I actually. What I love. I love going to Broadway.

[A]

Yeah, that's.

[B]

I think that is, like.

[A]

That's, like, incredible.

[B]

There's my crown.

[A]

Oh, honey.

[B]

When the crown falls, you know, this strikes midnight. Yeah. I'm turning into a pumpkin. I'm excited for pumpkin painting, by the way.

[A]

I know. Me too.

[B]

We're doing. We're doing a little activity soon.

[A]

We'll see it before this episode goes live.

[B]

Sure will. That's what I'm talking about. Yeah. So we're doing pumpkin painting, which are really, really fun with the girlies and the gays, actually, because let's get into the actual episode. Let's get into the juice. Let's get into the meat.

[A]

Girls.

[B]

Neutrogena is getting shredded down. But mind you, it's not that they're even getting shredded. I'm actually glad that they did a recall and they, like. We're like, hey, like, we're doing. We need to recall this, you guys. So Neutrogena is actually did a recall really recently about their wipes.

[A]

The famous.

[B]

The famous wipes, which are, like, obviously incredible. They've been famous wipes for.

[A]

I know them. Wipes carry a million years.

[B]

Of course they do. I love Neutrogena boost.

[A]

Yeah, they got good, like, lipples crazy.

[B]

Oh, lipo is insane.

[A]

These are, like, newer things. Neutrogena wipes grapes.

[B]

Made them Neutrogen of time. They made them Neutrogena. Because the thing is, they haven't really been like, a. A big, like, name in, like, the beauty world. No, no, not in, like, the color. Not in that world. Like, foundations like that. No, no. But they've been had some recent banger bangers, but their wives is what's carried them through. And so the fact that you guys. So their wipes, basically, people realize that there's a lot of, like, wipes that have been shipped to the south and.

[A]

It was lining the southern states that were.

[B]

Yeah, Texas and Florida.

[A]

South Carolina.

[B]

Yes, yes. Like the South. So the wipes, you guys, there's these wipes that are contaminated with a bacteria that's like a very intense bacteria that can cause sepsis. Like really, really fierce. And you guys, I've been seeing like the videos going around of the people being like I was affected by it and them showing it. A girl with the most swollen ass eye literally leaking green ooze coming out of her eyes. And it's literally there's a bacteria inside the wipes.

[A]

They're lying with your eye like aggressively to take makeup off, you know, like swish, swish, swish. So it got the bacteria in the ey eyeballs. And it's literally like her eyeball was like. It was honestly like the scary same same.

[B]

And honestly guys, what's crazy about it too is that like this kind of what they were talking about is that this kind of infection, this bacterial infection can cause so many problems. It's not just like asepsis like problem. It can be. Can cause like respiratory like issues. Like it's like kind of bacterial infections. They can just go everywhere. Bacteria. It's just bacteria. It's like it can literally grow in harbor and just go into different places. So the fact that it caused that much, I was literally like, holy. I've never even heard of something like wipes being infested with a serious bacterial infection. And the fact, and I wonder, I really do wonder if this is going to cause like the wipes market to go down a little bit. Not, not just in Regina. I'm not even saying that in general, like the idea of using makeup removing wipes. My mom's the one that sent it to me. She literally freaked the out. She goes, I use an interesting wipes almost every single day.

[A]

You know what? Someone DM me an article on this and said we should talk about this on full coverage.

[B]

Really? She's one that sent it to me. She was like, I am so scared.

[A]

She's gotta be face shop.

[B]

Every I told her I gave her a set of face. I literally. Guys, we're like face shop. Like stands of the wipes. Like they're my favorite wipes.

[A]

I give you wipes for $10 on.

[B]

Amazon, mind you, and they don't burn my skin.

[A]

Yeah, they're really nice, but they take your makeup off like Neutrogena.

[B]

It's. They're incredible.

[A]

Normally, whenever they're not Neutrogena, they don't do as good as a. You know what I mean?

[B]

Of course they're not actually getting it off.

[A]

You're not. It's not. Or either the wife's gonna be that.

[B]

Yes.

[A]

But the face shop ones, they are good. They're good.

[B]

The thing is, my mom's allergic to fish shop ones.

[A]

No, there's something in them.

[B]

There's something in them that makes her allergic, so she actually can't use the fish up ones, which I'm like, that's just so unfortunate for you.

[A]

Well, she's gonna have to get the makeup eraser cloth at.

[B]

I'm like, mom. So I told her, I was like, you're gonna need to do a double cleanse.

[A]

Yep.

[B]

But the thing is, you know, a lot of people, her included, she'll be like, well, sometimes, like, if I'm feeling real lazy, I'm just doing a wipe and I'm like, moisturizing after mom never.

[A]

I go, you know why I can't. Because it has, like, a makeup residue.

[B]

There's a fucking residue. And I'm calling her out right now.

[A]

Oh, you really are exposing Ms. Greca.

[B]

I'm exposing Miss. Miss. Miss. Ms. Greca because I do want her to know that I am not okay with that. And. And today I'm her daughter. I'm her daughter today.

[A]

That's right.

[B]

No, but the thing is, I actually. Actually. What's crazy is that, like, when she told me that I was actually like, a lot of people do this. It's actually a super, super, super, super common thing. So I was like. So I do. I wanted to mention that, like, this is also why I think it's important to double cleanse. Where, like, let's say you're doing your removing step, whether it's wipes, whether it's a bomb, and that's just taking it off you guys. That's not cleaning your skin. You have to actually clean your skin.

[A]

After you remove makeup remover on your skin.

[B]

Yes. It will dry you out. It's going to cause so many different issues and breakouts and things like that going on. Mind you, if your skin can handle it, great. She told me. She's like, I never broke it out once. And I'm like, great. Love that. If it can work, amazing.

[A]

I cannot.

[B]

I cannot either. So I just think it's important that if you are going to, like, you know, do the wipes, you should definitely, like, try to, like, double cleanse. Do a little wash after.

[A]

I don't take my makeup off with makeup wipes. I use them whenever I. Do you not either?

[B]

No, I use either an oil or a balm.

[A]

I do, too. And then I use my makeup remus or cloth.

[B]

Honey, you want warm.

[A]

Warm cloth gone. Makeup will be squeaky clean.

[B]

And then of course, I always cleanse after always. And then actually, like, I you. I do use, like the. The face shop wip for like, any like, little bits like my neck or like my hands. Like, I use them all the time.

[A]

Because I actually take it off swatching makeup. And when I'm doing my makeup, I use them because, you know, you got to get around the lip. Like little things I like, touch up.

[B]

With the clean because they're so lightweight. Like, that's what I like about them. They don't feel like a lot of, like, crazy, like chemicals inside them. And they're actually not. They're actually quite clean for white. For wipes. But, yeah, I feel like a lot of people do that. So I think a lot of people are going to be spooked about the Neutrogena wipes because so many people will not even cleanse. They'll use their removing wipes and then.

[A]

They'Ll use Scariest ever.

[B]

It's insane. You guys don't use them wipes right now. Mind you, it's different because they went. It's only to the ones to the south. I don't think that it's something that you should really know exactly. I don't think you should with that because you don't know where the contamination really is.

[A]

I'm scared now. I got some ninja genes. I'm gonna have to put them on hold, baby.

[B]

They're gonna be on pause right now. Because it's funny is that now I'm like, really freaked out about wipes in general.

[A]

I know.

[B]

Like the idea of that. Because you are getting up into the creases. That's why you are getting up into your eye. You're getting into the creases. You get into every little nook and cranny of your body to get these damn white to get the things off. So I'm like, okay, well then if the bacteria is everywhere.

[A]

Speaking of bacteria, recall Dr. Pepper.

[B]

Oh, yeah. Wait. Okay. With the doctor everything. What happened?

[A]

I saw something about that article on it. It people have taken.

[B]

Just so we're aware, there's a lusto on this. There's a lusto down.

[A]

I swear to God.

[B]

I feel like a little girly.

[A]

The nails are killing me.

[B]

Yeah, they're actually killing me because they hurt. I'm pissed. I have to keep doing this. Try to distract myself.

[A]

Okay. So I did the research. I am a little upset. I'm not gonna lie on my Research.

[B]

I would be upset too.

[A]

Okay. The vendor that Coca Cola, who is producing Dr. Pepper in their factories, I guess they, they also split contracts with Dr. Pepper, Keurig and like two other really pop. There's four popular drinks they just created, curated for the manufactured, if you will. And they're not going to be manufacturing these products anymore. It's not to say these products still won't be manufactured. They're just going to use a different manufacturer, another company to create them under. It did not say they're going to do that for all stuff states though. But it said so you may see where it was like Coca Cola Sprite, Dr. Pepper. You may see Coca Cola Sprite, Mr.

[B]

Pibb, unfortunately, instead of Dr. Pepper. But I hear Dr. Pip is like, great, Mr. Pibb. I'm sorry, Mr. Pip. Yeah, I heard it's amazing.

[A]

I think it tastes the same. I, I literally thought Mr. P. Don't tell Dr. Pepper I said that.

[B]

I'm pissed. I'm, I'm.

[A]

I love Mr. P. I'm texting Dr. Pepper right now. Don't tell them.

[B]

Dear Mr. Dr. Dr. Laura, I am a white Glinda.

[A]

Oh, you're gonna get there.

[B]

I love that white chick sing. It's one of my favorites of all time.

[A]

But yeah, So I love Mr. Pibb, but I'm like, just don't, don't mess with my formula. You know, that's. Don't, don't do that.

[B]

It is your treat. How are you gonna not say your peak was getting the fridge?

[A]

I forgot about that.

[B]

The damn fridge.

[A]

You're right. You're right.

[B]

That's another amazing thing that's happened this, this recently.

[A]

I got a drink fridge and I've waited forever because we've had a wine fridge that we never use in the eight years we've been living in our house. Yes, there's been wine in it, but like, we don't drink a lot. No, we're not alcohol people much, much tile drink some. Me, not so much. Yeah, but we just don't use it. And then I'm like, you know what we do do is we fill our fridge slam full of drinks. Because we're American and that's what Americans do. We want.

[B]

I want liquids.

[A]

We want liquids. We want drinks at all times. Options. We want a full 711 in our home. Home. And it's taking up too much space in my fridge. So we replace a wine fridge with a regular drink. Well, not regular fridge. A drink fridge specifically loaded that filled with Dr. Pepper.

[B]

That's why that's why it came to me. When we're Talking about the Dr. Pepper conversation, I'm like, Baby, Dr. Pepper is up in that piece.

[A]

I have so much space in my regular fridge now.

[B]

Oh, my God. This is like regular fridge.

[A]

This is a good one. This was also. I love the euros. They're like, I'm too European for this. All the euros. I mean, Europeans, they don't do a lot of drinks. Drinks.

[B]

Okay.

[A]

They're not. That's an American thing. Drinks in our house. That is an American thing. I didn't know that either.

[B]

A million drinks.

[A]

One time I did like a kitchen. Deep clean. I showed the inside of my fridge and I had all like, the sodas. And they're like, why do you need that many sodas? I'm like, first of all, I'm an American. First of all, how dare you? Second of all, when I go to your fridge and there's one brittle of water and an old orange juice, I'm pissed. No ice cube cubes. First of all, get some ice cubes before you talk.

[B]

Don't even start with ice cubes. That's actually pet peeve number one.

[A]

That is honey.

[B]

Culprit number one.

[A]

You just pissed me off now.

[B]

You know what? I'm mad now. And look what you did.

[A]

Americans, we love our ice creams. We love cold. Our sodas. And just like any. We love drinks.

[B]

No, we just drinks. It doesn't have to be a soda. I just want, like options of liquids, flavored water.

[A]

I don't even know how to cookie drink drinks.

[B]

My whole fridge is literally drinks. Just so you guys know.

[A]

Yeah, the whole fridge. Your whole fridge is.

[B]

The whole fridge is literally liquid. I would say of the. Of the three. Okay, so you know there's three, like one, two, three shelves. Two shelves are liquids.

[A]

I believe you.

[B]

One is Zaya's food.

[A]

Oh, that's all I got.

[B]

Liquid diet.

[A]

I believe you, but you got your drinks and Dr.

[B]

So now. So basically. So Dr. Pibb is now gonna be Dr. Pibb. I keep combining. Mr. Pibb is gonna be in your fridge now, is what you're telling me.

[A]

That's fine.

[B]

Absolutely.

[A]

Don't tell Dr. Pepper that.

[B]

I would never tell Dr.

[A]

I'm not trying to, like, cheat on Dr. Pepper. No, it comes down to it. I will drink a Mr. Pit with no complaints. I love Mr. Pip.

[B]

I don't like dark soda.

[A]

What's it like to be perfect?

[B]

Just something I'm used to. I don't know.

[A]

Talk about broke. Given a little chit chat on The. Oh my God, the vial of vowel files of ending of cancellation. Brooke went on the Vowel Files and spoke on, you know, canceled being over.

[B]

I honestly feel like she was very honest and earnest about the situation. So Brooke and Tana had a podcast called Canceled. It was a very, very, very popular podcast. And, you know, it was like their friendship and they would do like, you know, rapid fire hot topics similar. And they just had it going for such a long time. They would do tours and recently they decided to end their podcast. So Brooke goes on the Vile Files and talks about kind of like the ending of that of cancellation. And she basically says, like, the reason that she wanted to end things is because she was going through the gig mentally with everything that went down during the, like, dramas and cancellations for her on TikTok when regards to, like, her man. What was the other one?

[A]

The tweets.

[B]

The tweets Just. Just so many different things. And, you know, she was just going through the absolute gigs and she's like, mentally, I'm just not there at all. But she did say that she would not have ended the podcast.

[A]

She did.

[B]

So I was like.

[A]

Except it were up to her ultimately. But she was saying it was so bad for mental health because the problem is when you do podcasts, you are contracted to a number of episodes per year. So it's not one of those things where it's like, I'm going through a hard time. I need to take a month off and go back to this. With a podcast, you can't do that. So she, I think she was saying something like that was kind of blowing over.

[B]

She took three minutes, months off.

[A]

You can't do that. You can't do that, really. And that's where it's gets tough with a podcast. And she, I think she was mentioning something like, like Tana was catching some of it too, because, you know, they had to do the podcast together regardless of what she was going through due to the contract. So whenever it was like the contract was up, it was kind of like, okay, let's put a pin in this thing. And saying she probably would have kept it going at the point that they were at. She was also saying that, like, they didn't get along working together, but they're still really wonderful friends off camera. And like, being in a friendship, their relationship is great, but when it comes to her and you know what that.

[B]

Happen, Friends, it's a thing. It's absolutely a thing.

[A]

Yeah. I would say, like, never honestly work with your friends. I don't know how we Worked it out so well, where we're usually on.

[B]

The same page about stuff. That's kind of why.

[A]

And one thing is we're both, like, very punctual and, like, very, like, on.

[B]

Like, it's like communicators. It just takes a while.

[A]

I do think it takes a lot special.

[B]

It's a very. You almost have to have similar work ethic to your partner in the same goal, in a way, in the say, oh, what? That was a spider. That was my. It was my chiffon that scared me. But no, it. I genuinely think in those situations, like, you kind of have to be on the same page about certain things to work with one another.

[A]

I forgot my glasses. The episode's like, Manny's so mad at me right now. Anyways, Brooke and Tana, it's done, though, I would say. I think. I think it's done. I think Brooke was alluding, like, we're not coming back on, but they were saying they might try to do, like, a live here and there.

[B]

Oh, I like that. Almost, like, for, like, the nostalgia of it. I think it's cool.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

And I'm just glad, like, I want, like, for them. I hope that they can just, like, have a good friendship. You know what I mean? Like, at the end of the day, started as friends, so it's nice to be able to go back to, like, being just friends and it being, like, a good thing for their actual relationship. Even if they can't, like, work together necessarily, at least they can still be friends and be good.

[A]

Yeah. Thank you.

[B]

Let's see. I'm curious to see what they look. Look like. If they're too reflective, it's not gonna work. You have to take them off. Reset. Glasses are on.

[A]

So stupid.

[B]

So basically, it's not happening anymore for them. But I do hope that they get to a good spot as they're just actual friends and girlies and not, like. Like, work. If that isn't gonna ruin everything, then, like, doing that, then.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

So I'm glad that they actually got onto the other side of it.

[A]

I do, too.

[B]

You know what I mean? And they're, like, gonna be, like, good duties. Yeah, they do. They seem happier. It, like, was a work thing and, like, you know, losing the money on that is annoying, but at least it's like, their friendship is stabilizing.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

You know what I mean?

[A]

What a great way to put it. The friendship is stabilizing. Okay, let's see what's next in the Hot Topic. Oh, Haler. Be Haler Hailer.

[B]

Good Old Halo, Haler and Jersey.

[A]

I love Taylor and Jersey and Jersey. You know what? I'm sick of people making rumors about them.

[B]

I'm over it. I'm done. I'm done.

[A]

You guys are getting weird.

[B]

Like, now you're pissing me off.

[A]

Sorry. You're getting weird because the thing is.

[B]

Like, that's always been like this. They have had rumors about them for a gazillion years.

[A]

That's why it's old.

[B]

Gazillion years.

[A]

That's why this gets old.

[B]

What's the newest rumor in the mill?

[A]

That she's his manager. Girl. Y' all think Haley can manage Justin B.

[B]

Girl, she literally is dealing with so much on her.

[A]

That means they don't know what a manager does for a living.

[B]

Yes.

[A]

If they think that she can handle all that, can handle that, that then they don't know what to manage and have road and everything.

[B]

There's no literal way on Earth. It's actually impossible. Guys, like, the. The things that managers do, agents, things like that. The reason that it's like having agents and managers, because things have to be divvied up. It's so much work.

[A]

I think it started people like, they. He split from Scooter Braun must be.

[B]

Taken over and taking him under the wing. Girl.

[A]

I'm like, yeah, he seems really controlled.

[B]

I was like, that one is literally a. A leaf in the wind.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

He is a literal plastic bag on the street roaming villain. There's no world in which he can even be controlled and. Or be contained in any way, shape or form. I saw recently, actually, Haley went on, like, a podcast and was talking about, like, a bunch of different topics. And I was like, I love that she, like, talked about a bunch of different things.

[A]

You take the air out of it. You take the power out of it whenever you're willing to speak on it. The podcast was called the in your dreams podcast. If you want to check it out. She went on there, and I think she was very real.

[B]

I do too. She's funny, which how she was talking on the podcast is how she was when I feel like we met her.

[A]

Yeah. Yeah.

[B]

Like, she just, like, honestly, she's very down to earth, very chill, which is nice. I feel like whenever I've met, there's been a lot of celebrities I've met, obviously throughout the time. And some people are not chill at all. And they give very, like, above thou better than you energy. And then you meet people like that are like, Haley that are actually like, super down to earth and very just like, Relaxed, Right? Which is another reason I just like her because she's actually not full of herself. Like, you would think that she could be.

[A]

Be.

[B]

Yes, absolutely could be. But no, I love that she went on the podcast, talked about it. She's like, no, girl, I'm not his manager. There's no world.

[A]

Oh, girl disaster. There's no way.

[B]

I just saw, like recently, they were like, it was like her and him and like Kendall, like a concert. And he had like, just shaved his beard, you see, like, he just shaved his mustache and beard. And they're like holding each other and he looked. He's holding her and he looks so cute because it's his, like, old face. Like, old shade.

[A]

Like very got married. Now maybe the girlies can pipe down, I hope, because she's like, Selena's married now.

[B]

Did you see recently, actually, there was this thing where like Selena posted on her stories that was like, just leave the girl alone. And it literally is like, no one, like, it was really strange though, because it was. She didn't say like, Haley. Like, it was like very like, undercover. And it was so odd because I remember people thinking like, wait, what? She. She literally said something like, I don't, I don't care about someone, like, their opinion. Just leave the girl alone or leave them alone. And so people automatically assumed that it was talking about, like, Haley. And like, obviously, the feud has obviously continued forever and ever and ever. But maybe it's not that at all. And it's literally just like everyone's guesstimating what they suck.

[A]

That, like, everything you do, like, people try to like, wire it back to a certain person. Like, that must be annoying because you're probably. They probably both are always second guessing. Like, everything we post and do, they're like, wait, are they gonna, like, try to pin this back? Also, this girl made a tick tock and she's at Justin Bieber concert, I believe. And she was like, pissing Justin Bieber off with my rare beauty lip gloss. And she's applying the lip gloss. I think she's being funny.

[B]

Of course.

[A]

I think it's just her being camp, her being funny and having a good time making a joke. Like a haha joke.

[B]

Yes.

[A]

Because obviously Justin doesn't care. But road commented heart eyes on it and people lost their mind. But apparently they think the girl may have deleted the tick tock. But they were like, oh, that's so shady. Rare liking the or putting heart eyes on this. And I'm like, you guys, wait. Road or rare like that Rare beauty.

[B]

Rare Commentary.

[A]

She's using a rare beauty and she's like pissing Justin B Rock by using. But it's funny. Like, haha, yeah, him they comment heart eyes and it was one emoji. It was one emoji. So I was like, I don't feel like this is like tea drama.

[B]

Well, I also think that people take their things way too seriously, especially in that category. Especially in that category, in that world. And I think just in general, overarchingly, people have come into this. This like, well, what about me ismness. Yeah. Where it's like they're so obsessed with getting offended or like being like, well, what about me and how I feel about this one thing? It's like literally people getting offended about things that have nothing to do with them.

[A]

It's like people getting mad at contour 6 for not having a good enough shade range for a foundation. Because it's like if you are willing to get that up in arms on that conversation, but not willing to even look up what the product is, it means you don't care.

[B]

It's this out. It's literally like fake outrage.

[A]

It's fake outrage, culture outrage.

[B]

And it's like this super weird thing because I'm like, why are you getting offended? Has nothing to do.

[A]

You know what kills me is when.

[B]

They want it to be about them.

[A]

Well, like, come at you because you didn't do something they wanted you to do, but you go to their page and they posted nothing. So it's kind of like, well, you don't.

[B]

What the fuck are you doing?

[A]

Yeah, exactly like, this is crazy.

[B]

No, you know what? This reminds me. This is like the epitome. I saw this girl made a video about this other day and I was like, preach. She goes, this like, what about me culture is absolutely insane because why did I just see someone? They're making a video where they're making a smoothie and showing someone how to make a smoothie, right? They use it, they showed all the ingredients. And then someone comments like, well, I don't like that because I'm lactose intolerant. It has nothing to fucking do with you, you stupid idiot. Are you dumb? It has nothing to do with your lactose intolerance. It has nothing. Like, who the fudge cares if you're lactose intolerant? Take Lactaid.

[A]

The way you put that book on the shel gives me anxiety.

[B]

I don't care.

[A]

It's my book, it's my show. I don't care if it gives you anxiety.

[B]

I literally don't care.

[A]

It's my home. It's my book. What do you mean it gives you anxiety? I don't care.

[B]

I. That, that for me, there's always things within. There's a spectrum of things. Right. Like, I do feel like there's things that like, deserve trigger warnings. I do think there's a lot of things that, like, hey, you can affect people with something when it's something like.

[A]

That book on the shelf. Smoothie.

[B]

It's milk.

[A]

See, this is the problem.

[B]

That's the problem now. That's what I'm trying to say.

[A]

For people who have like, for trigger actual issues. Actual issues. You're ruining, like talking about domestic violence.

[B]

But they hate domestic violence. Warning. Great. Absolutely. You should, like, actually, it's amazing.

[A]

You should.

[B]

But for people to be offended by things that are so simple, like, well, I'm lactose intolerant. Okay.

[A]

Who gives a start to think that life has become so easy for us because we don't have to hunt for our food and we don't have to, you know, we're not like hundreds and gathering around on protecting our lives from like a lion anymore. Like, we're in our homes and like, so life becomes a bit mundane. So people get bored out of their minds and now they have anxiety. If you flip a book the wrong way.

[B]

Yes.

[A]

I'm like, we need to go outside again.

[B]

Yeah. Touch grass.

[A]

Got to start touching the ground. It's. It's the phone in the face. It's. It's the obsessiveness. It's. It's all. That's what's building, you know, this anxiety driven. Everything's about me.

[B]

Yes.

[A]

Mentality.

[B]

I'm done. I'm so over the everything's about me mentality.

[A]

Everybody has anxiety, by the way.

[B]

Of course.

[A]

It's a scale. It's a spectrum. Everyone has anxiety. If you're human, you're living.

[B]

Yes.

[A]

You know what?

[B]

It is?

[A]

It's what it is. It's what?

[B]

It depends. There's obviously levels to. It just depends on the situation. But at the end of the day, taking out your issues on other people when they have nothing to do with you is a little crazy.

[A]

Well, you're responsible for yourself and your, your feelings.

[B]

You're not responsible for how someone does something.

[A]

Exactly.

[B]

And you don't have to make your opinion known about something like that. Like that, like, that person did not have to comment. Like, well, I'm lasso intolerant. Well, who cares? Yeah, I remember. Like, wasn't there something like it was Like a scandal back in the day. It was, I think with Demi Lovato, and it was about, like getting triggered about, like, sugar free.

[A]

Was it Whenever she was like, yogurt, it was like, yogurt, yeah. She was like, ruined her life because she couldn't get the sugar free yogurt.

[B]

Or she was like saying, like, seeing sugar fee, like, is gonna. Is triggering me. And it was like. Because it was like, oh. Something about like. I don't know. I actually don't know what. It was just like a very deep, deep, deep thing. Thing. And people thought like, are you on crack?

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Like, this is the crazy thing I've ever heard. But it's kind of like that exact. That's kind of the sentiment, I'm saying. And it feels like people have become more and more that over the years. And it's like, you guys, take a deep breath. People are not trying to. Most of the time, people are not trying to offend someone and they're creating content about themselves.

[A]

Think that if we could all go through life just remembering that technically none of us have the facts of why we're all here and we're on a spinning rock in the middle of a universe, and none of us have the facts of how and why we're all even doing that. None of us have it. If you can step back and have that in the back of your mind, a lot of the things that are bugging you, you're obsessing. You can back the off.

[B]

Yes. Because then you go, the clarity will be real. Yes. It's not that serious matters. Guess if you can just take anything. You guys really. The idea of, like, it's not that serious. Yeah, truly. And I think that, like, you could.

[A]

Just enjoy your life.

[B]

Just enjoy. Just like, literally. And I think it's so funny because sometimes with this situation, talking like this, thinking the way that I do, because I don't take things that seriously, guys. And just in general, I've never really have. And I've always been that kind of a jokester. It's gotten me in drama, it's got me in trouble. It's got me into situations where I was like, well, I didn't even think about that because my mind doesn't go to. Are people gonna be offended by this thing? My mind just goes to.

[A]

Right.

[B]

It's just a key. It's just fun. And I think that sometimes people hunt for things to be offended by. And I'm like, you guys, can we live life with a glass half full?

[A]

I'm begging with A glass half full.

[B]

I am begging because it's not. Life should not be that serious.

[A]

Is remembering. We're all gonna die. We don't have a choice. We're all gonna die. And we are, without question, factually spinning on a rock in a universe billions of miles from other spinning rocks who could also have life on them. Yes. So let's.

[B]

How are we?

[A]

Also, there's literally a billion of us. So let's just take everything. Let's just laugh a little.

[B]

A little bit.

[A]

Times are hard. Well, times are hard. I can't laugh. It's like.

[B]

No, that's when you have to laugh the hardest.

[A]

Yep.

[B]

That'S when you have to laugh the hardest. Seriously. Because truly, you guys, and I'm telling you, it's the. It's. It's practicing being humble. It's gratitude, all these different things. You guys, I swear to you, your life will be. Be 10 times better if you focus on the positive and don't think to yourself, are people trying to offend me?

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Personally, not everyone is trying to offend you. That's what I'm trying to say. And to those people that leave those comments, I'm not even saying you guys are leaving those comments. I'm just saying in general.

[A]

No, you guys don't. You guys are wonderful.

[B]

But I'm just saying, like, the idea of it, like, it's not that serious. When I'm watching something and someone's talking about something that applies to their life and it could apply into my entire too. I don't get offended by that because it has nothing to do with me. You know, I realized, like, okay, well, it's not really, like, who cares?

[A]

Also, I was talking to someone. I had dinner with a girlfriend the other night, and they were talking. She was literally having this conversation with me. I didn't bring it up. She brought it up. She was talking about, how do you guys deal with this? Because I'm the influencer. My friend is not influencer. She works. You know, and she was like, how do you deal with this? She's like, it pisses me off in the comments. And she's like, I can't even imagine if I posted someone and it was about me. Like, oh, you offended me, or you pissed me off, or you give me anxiety. Like, I would be like, what the hell? Like, freak out.

[B]

Of course.

[A]

And I was like, naturally, people kind of become numb to it. But also, it does go back to, you can't control people.

[B]

Exactly.

[A]

And you have to just let them be miserable. You have to you absolutely have to.

[B]

And like, you just cannot control you.

[A]

To be miserable too. They want you to be in their ship and in their boat because it makes them feel. It makes them feel more comfortable in that miserable state if everyone's miserable with them. So misery loves company. That's where the saying comes from. So you have to be very aware.

[B]

You have to be mindful of what people are doing, why they're doing it. Leaving, leaving, leaving those comments. People could also be rage baiting you on purpose.

[A]

Like, there's so many different things and.

[B]

They do just get a reaction and a rise out of you. So it's like, at the end of the day, a lot of these things should just not be taken that seriously.

[A]

Truly.

[B]

Especially small things.

[A]

Ned from Try Guys.

[B]

Oh.

[A]

Because we still have to talk about nettie poo.

[B]

Oh, Ms. Ned Netting. Okay, so you guys Try Guys. That it was a group of different guys trying different things. That became a huge scene.

[A]

Very viral.

[B]

Very viral. I love Eugene. That's my girl. That's my sister. Sister. So basically there was a member named Ned who cheated with one of the.

[A]

Employee worked for them.

[B]

Yeah. So in some capacity, cheated, and it, like, really messed up bad for Try Guys. Right. And then so basically, like, he was x nade.

[A]

There was three in the group too.

[B]

So it's like it was four.

[A]

Oh.

[B]

And then it became three.

[A]

Did they continue doing Try Guys after.

[B]

They did and it was successful and they're doing great. Yeah. So those three get rid of. So now Ned is doing this thing where he's, like, trying things. Things, you know, and he's like, you guys, let's try to go on an airplane and see if. Yes. Like, let's see how many G forces it takes. Whatever. Just like, trying different. You think unique things. Did, like, a mini dating show, which is also really, really odd because of, like, what he does and what he did back in the day.

[A]

Cheated. So they were like, didn't he say we started a podcast or something?

[B]

So talk about their, like, trauma. People's trauma.

[A]

I think his tagline was, like, branding that he had been through things. I'm like, what do you mean? Are you branding that you cheated?

[B]

Like, he's saying, like, he's like, one of the. One of the few. One of the Try Guys. And one of the most viral moments of all time.

[A]

Him.

[B]

Yes.

[A]

For cheating.

[B]

Yes.

[A]

So I'm like, dude, you were the problem.

[B]

Like, so it's just weird. The whole thing is, like, super, super cringe and people are talking about it because he's uploading these new videos. Videos. And it's like. It's different when it's a group of people all trying together because it's fun. It's like we're doing this together. We're experience experimenting things and like trying it all together and having these experiences. But then when it's like one person trying this one thing who was known for doing it before and trying to, like, refine that magic, it just is not really there. People just don't really give a. Especially when it's someone who was like a cheater. That kind of broke the group apart part.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

You know what I mean? So I do find it very fascinating.

[A]

And kind of toned so much destruction in the group.

[B]

I just think it's weird. The whole thing is super, super odd. To me. The dating show is weird.

[A]

How's the Internet take it? Do you know?

[B]

I. I feel like they would also think it's weird. But I've been truly not sure. I've just been seeing the conversation float around. To me, I find it a little odd because I'm like, want to. Why don't you just do something original and something different then?

[A]

Right?

[B]

You're known for that in the group, but you're not in the group anymore. So why don't you just try doing something completely different?

[A]

Right?

[B]

And maybe not trying to tie in the affair constantly.

[A]

Girl.

[B]

That's weird.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

I mean, it almost seems like, are you selling on your own?

[A]

Like, that's what he's left with, though, after such a big scandal and then, like, kicking him out.

[B]

That's all that's left.

[A]

That's all that's left.

[B]

100. It's a very, very odd. And it's very, very, very weird. So I don't know what she's gonna. I honestly don't know what she's gonna do. I don't know what she's gonna do. I don't know what the situation is gonna be. And I guess we'll find out as he keeps uploading. If it's gonna be a two or a boot. It's looking like boot for me.

[A]

Well, I think that was our last toppy.

[B]

I think so too, because my eyes are like falling.

[A]

Honey, it's over.

[B]

Like, I am destroyed. My head is destroyed. My eyes are destroyed. My nails and I started to transition. My nails are destroyed. I'm so tired. But I'm so glad we're able to do this and actually transform and do a fun Halloween episode, Especially for something that was. Went so viral and the movie's coming out too. For number two is coming out super soon.

[A]

Number two coming.

[B]

It is literally in like November.

[A]

No way.

[B]

Or December. It's literally coming out in the next month or two. Yeah. So they're gonna, it's gonna be, I'm sure, absolutely incredible. Just like the first one was so, I'm so, so excited. And I just love that we took Halloween very serious this year.

[A]

We did.

[B]

We really did. And we really turned it out with our different outfits. And I love it. I love how everything turned out and hope you guys had fun watching it and had fun watching today's episode of full coverage. We're gonna be back soon with a guest and this guest I'm so excited about.

[A]

Oh, me too.

[B]

Because I love the tea that she's about to give us. You guys are going to literally have a fucking attack when you see and hear here because you guys know how we are. The shows that we watch are going to be gagged.

[A]

Gagged. And that's it for today's episode. You guys, we love you so much and we'll see you in November. Bye, guys. Kisses.

[B]

Bye.

[C]

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