United healthcare shooter takes over social media cause he’s..hot?!

Summary

Summary of "United Healthcare Shooter Takes Over Social Media Cause He’s..Hot?!"

Podcast: Fool Coverage with Manny MUA and Laura Lee
Hosts: Manny MUA and Laura Lee
Release Date: December 13, 2024
Duration: Approximately 69 minutes
Format: Conversational discussion with personal anecdotes, current events, and influencer gossip.

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1. Personal Experiences and Beauty Insights

Laser Hair Removal Mishap
Manny shares his recent experience with laser hair removal, detailing an unfortunate reaction after increasing the treatment level.

• Quote:
  Manny (04:00): "I took off my shirt so I can start self tanning. I look in the mirror. My back was destroyed."

• Discussion Points:

  • Routine laser maintenance every few months.
  • Decision to increase the intensity from level 9 to level 10.
  • Resulted in burns and destroyed hair follicles, leaving red dots on his back.
  • Emphasizes the importance of gradual adjustments in beauty treatments to avoid adverse effects.

Red Carpet Glam
Both hosts delve into the intricacies of preparing for red carpet events, highlighting the differences between everyday glam and red carpet perfection.

• Quote:
  Laura (21:55): "Red carpet glam is different. It's all about the flash and the digital DSLR cameras."

• Discussion Points:

  • Techniques for contouring and makeup resilience under intense lighting.
  • Manny discusses how he shapes his nose lines without blending for camera-friendly sharpness.
  • The evolution of their red carpet looks over the years, leading to increased confidence and satisfaction with their appearances.

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2. Influencer Drama: The Case of Nurse Hannah

Allegations of Child Abuse
Manny and Laura scrutinize the disturbing case surrounding Nurse Hannah, a prominent TikToker accused of child neglect and abuse.

• Quote:
  Laura (28:15): "I think 17 dirty diapers in a home is definitely signs that you aren't keeping up with the cleanliness of your child."

• Discussion Points:

  • Examination of Nurse Hannah's online persona versus alarming on-field behavior.
  • The pivotal moment when a child reported abuse to neighbors, leading to Nurse Hannah's exposure.
  • Analysis of specific red flags, such as neglectful behaviors in public settings (e.g., refusing to change dirty diapers, lack of appropriate care for a child in cold weather).
  • The role of public perception and influencer credibility in uncovering hidden abuses.
  • Ethical considerations of discussing sensitive cases publicly and the impact on real lives.

Impact of Social Media Exposure
The hosts discuss the consequences of social media fame, both positive and negative, in revealing personal misconduct.

• Quote:
  Manny (36:57): "He wants to be the hero, but he's literally been the abuser."

• Discussion Points:

  • How social media can amplify both support and scrutiny.
  • The psychological toll on influencers when their private lives become public scandals.
  • The responsibility of followers and the community in supporting victims versus vilifying perpetrators.

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3. Shocking Incident: United Healthcare CEO Shooting

The Incident
Manny and Laura cover the dramatic news of United Healthcare CEO Luigi being involved in a shooting outside Central Park, which rapidly gained traction on social media due to his attractiveness.

• Quote:
  Lary (41:17): "He's a hot guy. He's a handsome man. The Internet has taken it by absolute freaking storm."

• Discussion Points:

  • Details of the shooting: Location, initial suspect apprehension at McDonald's, and the suspect's subsequent arrest.
  • The role of physical appearance in public sympathy and viral storytelling.
  • Public reaction and the phenomenon of praising an assailant based on attractiveness.
  • Potential societal implications, including the glorification of violence and the impact of "pretty privilege" in legal outcomes.
  • Concerns about a possible ripple effect inspiring similar acts against CEOs or other high-profile individuals.

Legal and Social Implications
Exploration of the legal process and societal reactions to crimes committed by visually appealing individuals.

• Quote:
  Lary (46:35): "People are praising him, probably because they find him attractive. They don't understand how that works."

• Discussion Points:

  • Challenges in prosecuting individuals who benefit from attractiveness and charisma.
  • The potential for bias in jury selection and public opinion influencing legal proceedings.
  • The ethical dilemma of separating a person's appearance from their actions in the court of public opinion.

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4. Additional Topics and Gossip

Brooke Schofield's Legal Troubles
The hosts touch upon the allegations against Brooke Schofield and her boyfriend involving a pump-and-dump cryptocurrency scheme.

• Quote:
  Lary (50:31): "She was between 15 and 16, and he was 28. That's like a literal elder dating a 15, 16-year-old."

• Discussion Points:

  • Overview of the accusations: Creation of a cryptocurrency to defraud investors.
  • The role of influencer credibility in misleading followers and the ease of perpetrating financial fraud online.
  • Brooke’s responses denying the allegations and the scrutiny surrounding her relationship with a significantly older boyfriend.
  • The broader implications of influencer-driven financial schemes and the vulnerability of followers to exploitation.

TikTok Ban Rumors
Brief discussion on the persistent rumors regarding TikTok's potential ban in the United States and public skepticism.

• Quote:
  Lary (53:50): "When you really look into it, it's unfortunate that every time they do TikTok getting banned, it's just another step towards it."

• Discussion Points:

  • Analysis of the recurrent claims about TikTok's imminent ban and public fatigue with such news.
  • The actual legal and legislative steps being undertaken to address privacy and security concerns related to TikTok.
  • The impact of misinformation and sensationalist headlines on public perception and influencer narratives.

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5. Conclusion and Host Announcements

Holiday Break Announcement
Manny and Laura inform listeners about an upcoming three-week hiatus for the podcast to spend time with family and relax during the holidays.

• Quote:
  Manny (68:09): "We're taking three weeks off. We'll be back mid-January better than ever."

• Discussion Points:

  • Expression of gratitude towards listeners for their support over the year.
  • Teasing of a special guest for the final episode before the break.
  • Encouragement for listeners to enjoy the holidays and stay tuned for new content in the new year.

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Key Takeaways

• Influencer Responsibility: The episode underscores the profound impact influencers have on public perception and the importance of ethical behavior, both online and offline.

• Societal Biases: There's a critical examination of how attractiveness can influence public sympathy and legal outcomes, raising questions about inherent societal biases.

• Legal Awareness: The discussions highlight the complexities of legal issues surrounding public figures, financial schemes, and the influence of social media on justice.

• Mental Health and Support: The hosts emphasize the need for support systems for those affected by abuse and the detrimental effects of public scandals on mental health.

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Note: This summary excludes advertisements, intros, outros, and non-content segments as per the podcast's transcription guidelines.

Transcript

[Manny Mua]

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[Lary]

If you want to know what number.

[Manny Mua]

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[Lary]

Or if you're just like, absolutely cannot read a book. Listen, I'm not even judging you, okay?

[Manny Mua]

Right?

[Lary]

I'm not talking to you, man.

[Manny Mua]

I literally.

[Lary]

Get the audiobook. There's no excuses these days.

[Manny Mua]

No, you can do something.

[Lary]

Get the audio book. Welcome to your favorite podcast is full coverage with your host Manny Mua and Lary.

[Manny Mua]

And we're in comfy attire today.

[Lary]

We are.

[Manny Mua]

We want to be cozy. Yeah. You guys wanted pajamas. And it's funny, like, I only sleep in chonies, so I actually don't have pajamas right now.

[Lary]

Imagine if, honey.

[Manny Mua]

So I just wore something comfortable and I want it to be in my full Sailor Moon regalia.

[Lary]

Very cute.

[Manny Mua]

You know, full sailor Scout energy.

[Lary]

I'm gonna sweats be wearing this outfit on Christmas morning as well.

[Manny Mua]

It's so cute.

[Lary]

So just know I bought it for Christmas morning, but then I was like, dang, I'm gonna wear this for the pod.

[Manny Mua]

No, it works. It's. You can still wear it for Christmas morning, too. Like, it's just a cute ass fit.

[Lary]

It's a cute onesie.

[Manny Mua]

Huh? And it looks also very breathable.

[Lary]

It is. And I feel a lot of the waffled material.

[Manny Mua]

The onesies, like, will be. It's way too hot for me.

[Lary]

Like, I can't take it.

[Manny Mua]

Like, I'm literally like, you guys rapport today. And there's so many topics happening. You know, sometimes some weeks are, like, kind of more like chill and like, you know, not going on. This is not the week, babe. There's a lot of things happening. Like, literally a lot of things. My concealer is creasing.

[Lary]

Mine has creased. Mine has been creased. I'm like, mine only knows crease.

[Manny Mua]

Yours has never seen is crease.

[Lary]

It's been creased.

[Manny Mua]

Yours has never seen a crease free day.

[Lary]

That's Right. There's never been a smooth day and it's.

[Manny Mua]

No, no, I know all about. It's baby, I know those carpet tricks.

[Lary]

I do have a red carpet trick that Kim K. Taught me. She taught, like, how she, like, gives a lot of neck space and like, to look very, like, snatch. And I do it all the time on the red carpet, and it works like a charm. You pull out, you're out. You never pull back. On the red carpet, I'm always like. Because then the pictures create shadows. It's so good. Well, how did we get here?

[Manny Mua]

Beauty, your beauty in the carpet. That's what goes on. But we have, of course, our piece.

[Lary]

Of pet you want to store.

[Manny Mua]

I do my p. No, let's do my pit first. I'm gonna do my pit first. So the other day I went and got laser hair removal. I do this every, like, four or five months. Just kind of like touch ups. Like, I don't do, like, the sessions where it's like doing like, you know, the nine back to back or whatever. I just do, like, touch ups here and there. I always just double dip on, like, getting Botox and getting laser at the.

[Lary]

Same time while there.

[Manny Mua]

Yeah, I'm already there, so it's like, might as well. And like, my hair starts to get, like, a little more fine and like, starts to grow and my Botox wearing off at the same time. So it's kind of like, oh, well, I just doubled it. It's a beautiful thing. It's actually horrific and I don't want to ever have to do it, but I do it right. So I usually go. I like the level. I'm always. I'm always at a level nine because it's like, I think it goes up to like, 13.

[Lary]

Wow.

[Manny Mua]

I'm always doing level nine because I'm like, that's where I can like, handle it and be like, okay, like, it. There's a little sting to it, but I'm going to be fine. Like, it's going to be cool to me. But this time I was like, I'm do level 10. Oh, I'm gonna go up a level.

[Lary]

So you just went up one level.

[Manny Mua]

I only went up one. I was like, I'm gonna do. I'm gonna go up one level. And I think that I should be just fine. We should be good. And during the time getting it, like, I'm basically fine. It feels just like the 9. It feels just the same. Like, it's kind of like, okay, well, like, whatever. It is what it is. I get home I'm like, I'm gonna self tan tonight. Okay. So I'm gonna go sell 10. I take off my shirt so I can start self tanning. I look in the main back. My back was destroyed.

[Lary]

No.

[Manny Mua]

Yes. The follicles had, like, reacted more intensely to the 10, and it kind of actually burnt my follicles. Like, it burnt my skin. Because of how just going up the one level, my body was just not used to. It was not ready, was not acclimated to it whatsoever. I ended up getting, like, literal burns on my lower back and, like, the top of my back.

[Lary]

Oh.

[Manny Mua]

And I was like. And there's like little tiny red dots, like tiny red little dots everywhere, like where the follicles were destroyed and killed.

[Lary]

Did they warn you going up a level that you were gonna be cooked?

[Manny Mua]

No.

[Lary]

Oh.

[Manny Mua]

But the thing is, I did. I really didn't think. And they were like, okay, cool. Like, it's what you could handle. But it's my body, like, reacting to the 10 that was way more intense than I thought the night. And even though it felt exactly the same and I was like, oh. I just. I always thought that the. The. It was like the laser intensity in that moment. Like the. How much it hurt. Yeah, the levels. So doing 10, it didn't hurt that much. So I was like, okay, that's fine, whatever. I. I didn't realize it was like a stronger laser on the follicle.

[Lary]

Oh, man. So it's like destroying it harder.

[Manny Mua]

Oh, it's like wrecking your little follicle. So the follicle is like, bursted.

[Lary]

Please.

[Manny Mua]

My follicles got destroyed, so I literally got, like, burns on my back. And I still literally have, like, a little bit of burnage on, like, my lower back. Like a little like, I feel like the, The. The. The texture is a little bit harder there. So I'm like, okay, it's going to like, it needs to heal and go away. But you guys got to be careful with the laser hair move when you're going up on levels.

[Lary]

You like ipl.

[Manny Mua]

The thing is, if I could reach, I would.

[Lary]

Yeah, it's hard.

[Manny Mua]

I can't reach my middle back. And I live alone, so I'm not going to be able to do that. So I'm like, okay, I just need someone to do it for me. I would absolutely use all the home devices. The ulego do everything, but the only spot I really want to do it is my back. And then I can't reach it.

[Lary]

Don't let you do your back.

[Manny Mua]

Not anymore.

[Lary]

It's Hair free.

[Manny Mua]

It's hair free.

[Lary]

It's done.

[Manny Mua]

I don't even have to.

[Lary]

That's a ball.

[Manny Mua]

Literally. It's a funny. I'll like, I'll like. I don't. Sometimes I don't know why I'm like this, but I'll, like, be laying down and I'll put my hand on my pants, and if I feel a butt here, I'll yank it.

[Lary]

Do you know I don't think girls get butt hairs like that, right? That's more of a guy thing.

[Manny Mua]

I think it's more of a guy thing.

[Lary]

At least I haven't gotten butt hairs like that.

[Manny Mua]

I'm yanking my booty hole hair.

[Lary]

What did you say? I beg to differ. I heard that. How dare. How dare you?

[Manny Mua]

No, it's all, like, just that, Yanko hairs. But then, so, like, I'll feel like, I'm not kidding you. Like, I'll have, like, three hairs on my butt cheeks.

[Lary]

Yeah.

[Manny Mua]

Like, there's nothing.

[Lary]

They gotta go.

[Manny Mua]

Nothing there.

[Lary]

Stragglers.

[Manny Mua]

But they're little stragglers. So that I can deal with. I'm not gonna re laser for that.

[Lary]

No, no, no, no, no.

[Manny Mua]

But, like, my back. I will release it for if there's, like, little fine hairs growing and stuff like that.

[Lary]

So I love that for you.

[Manny Mua]

Yeah. But I got the burn. I got popped in the back.

[Lary]

I'm gonna start with my peak. And. Well, one someone dme and they were just like, how do you say, motivated? Working out all the time. Like, how do you say motivated?

[Manny Mua]

That's how.

[Lary]

I just related to the question for so long. Because you guys have to remember, like, I struggled really hard getting into being a workout girly. So, like, I'm on both sides of it. Like, whenever you're like, I just can't get into it and stuff like that. Like, I also hear you and see you because, like, while I am a workout girly now, I haven't always been so, like, I hear you and I see you and I feel you. First things first is, like, I think that if there's something you're trying to get into that you know, that would benefit you. Like, you need to start eating cleaner, you need to start working out more. Or there's just, like, something you want to start doing and you're struggling being consistent. I honestly think you should get the book Atomic habits, and I think you should read it. Or if you're just like, absolutely cannot read a book. Listen, I'm not even judging you, okay?

[Manny Mua]

Right.

[Lary]

I am. I'm talking to You.

[Manny Mua]

I literally.

[Lary]

I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding. Get the audio book. There's no excuses these days.

[Manny Mua]

No, you can do something.

[Lary]

Get the audio book. Because it literally will allow you to overcome your psyche. Okay. Because the book breaks down how your brain works and it just teaches you all the things to do. So that will really help you with anything we do. Okay. So that's my first piece of advice, My second piece of advice, which these things come from the book that I'm going to give you, and that helped me was one. Working out on your own can be a really. Especially when you're trying to get into it, it can be a really easy way to not do it. You know, if you're just, like, going to the gym and, like, you're having to figure out which machines in your own workouts, that can be a really quick way to not be consistent and fall out of it. I think classes help. I think we have to sign up for a little class.

[Manny Mua]

Yeah, you're paying for it, baby.

[Lary]

Yeah, you're paying for it. And you've signed up for it like it's an appointment. So it's a little bit different than psychological.

[Manny Mua]

Almost one of my girlfriends.

[Lary]

Yeah, it's. It's more. We'll get you in there more. And you don't have to figure out what you're doing, like how hard your workout's going to be and what you're going to do and push yourself, because the class does that for you, so it makes it easier, you know? And the aspect of working out. I had a friend that DM me I went to high school with because I was talking about it on IG Story. She was like, girl, I got consistent because I signed up for classes and they charge you if you don't show up. So she was like. I got real concerned. But seriously, I'm like, whatever works. And then another thing is like, you know how, like, let's say you planned on working out this afternoon, but you really don't feel like doing it? So this is a part of your brain where you gotta shut it off. You've got shut off. You ha. Your brain's gonna go, I don't feel like it. I have to do that this afternoon. Should I just not go? You know all those things that come into your brain, Stop thinking about it. Stop thinking about it and just do it. And another thing atomic habits will tell you is, like, if you go ahead, well, I don't want to go. I don't want to go. And just put your Workout clothes on. You will go.

[Manny Mua]

Yep.

[Lary]

The chances of you going if you already put your clothes on and put the shoes on, way higher, way higher. So if you can just hear me out, the next time you need to do something you really don't want to do it, let's just say workout. For instance, go put the workout clothes on without the intention of going, yeah, and I bet your ass will be in that gym.

[Manny Mua]

100.

[Lary]

That's a trick I played on myself and I learned that from my Atomic habit book. So I'll go put my clothes on. And honey, if I'm already dressed, you're going, I am going. That's like I am going, no, no questions asked. Or sometimes like I just really don't want to go. And I'll just go get my car and I'm going, like, I'm just going. And I'll think about something else. I won't even think about how you.

[Manny Mua]

Have your body moving.

[Lary]

Yes, move that body. Get in there. So those are a couple things that help. But I will say specifically with a fitness thing, try to make it a lifestyle. Not just right now. Like I want to lose these few pounds or I want to tone up a little bit or you know, I just need to be healthier right now. Definitely try to think of it as this is me. I'm a person who works out. I live a healthy lifestyle and this is my lifestyle. This is what I do. It's not a just right now because I think that's the most important thing too when it comes to working out.

[Manny Mua]

It's just who you are. You're a worker. Really. That's when you identify with that.

[Lary]

When you identify with that, that's what's.

[Manny Mua]

Going to make a huge. That's how it is for me as well. Just what Laura said. You have to just be like, oh, I just, I do go to the gym. Like that's just who I am. Like it's a part of my life. It's something I must do now. It's part of your routine. Want to adopt it into your routine and becomes a lot easier. But I love the clothing thing. And also it's said that if you feel cute going to the gym, you will work out harder, period. So if you like, let's say you buy yourself a cute ass little outfit for the gym and I can't wait to wear that to the gym. So it's like you have something cute that you want to wear to the gym. It's going to inspire you to go to the gym. Because you feel good in it.

[Lary]

Set yourself up for success. Do yourselves favors. And now for your future self. So by cute, treat yourself. Buying a cute outfit is setting yourself up for success because you're going to want to wear it and wear it to the gym or if all your gym clothes are dirty, where the chances you're going to show up to the gym. You know good and damn well if you do not have any clean gym clothes, can't find anything, your shit's a mess. You don't know where your car keys is. You're not going to go to the gym, you know that. So don't even play yourself. Why are your gym clothes not clean, folded up and set out on a counter somewhere where you can just grab and go? Because you know that that's setting yourself up for success. So just like be smart about things. And this is what I'm telling you. Everything I'm saying comes out of the book Atomic Habits. So this isn't things I have just figured out. It's things I've read and learn. And I use so many tools from that book in my everyday life. Y'all love that one second rule where you have one second to get up and get going, shut it off and go. The one second rule. That's Atomic Habits book. So I'm telling you that book will change your life and it'll get you going. But I just really, I know the New Year's coming up. Don't wait for the New Year, baby. Are not real. It's not real. We made all this up.

[Manny Mua]

It really is real.

[Lary]

It's just day by day made up January 1st. Okay, start today. Start today. You got this. Don't wait, don't say okay. In three weeks, two weeks, I'm going to get. No, start today. Fudge that. Start today. Start now. Time is not real.

[Manny Mua]

And also like another trick for people too. Like you were saying. Like, let's say you're like, fuck, I don't know how to work out. I don't know what I'm doing. Okay, if you guys hire a trainer for like, let's say you buy successions. You already bought the successions.

[Lary]

Yep.

[Manny Mua]

You're holding yourself accountable because you have to go. So it's like you're going to make the sessions happen because you don't want to have wasted your money. So it's like even if you need a trainer, even if you need someone that's there for you to make you go, if you get the sessions ahead of time and you buy out, like you Book out sessions, babe. You're gonna end up going. Yeah, you're gonna end up going. You don't want to waste your money.

[Lary]

Is with a class or a trainer. Like, for me, going to just like an Equinox or a gym. Like, yeah, I can do my 12, 3, 30, and yeah, I can lift some weights and yeah, I can walk on the treadmill. But for me, I got really bored with that quickly. Very bored. So now it's no longer fun for me. But I found something that worked for me. I really loved being in the heat. I love all the different classes they give. So you never get bored. You can switch up the class every week. I take a bunch of different classes, and that works for me. But I now, like, let's say I go to the gym. I know, like, 50 workouts I can do.

[Manny Mua]

You can just. You can just do them.

[Lary]

Yeah, because you have the knowledge. Yes. Now, before, I didn't, because, you know, I just hadn't been a part of trainers in classes, so I just didn't know. But, like, joining those classes, like, babe, if I walk in a gym, I'm gonna have like 50 things I know I can do and switch up because I learned them through taking classes. So also, working out, people don't talk about enough. It's like, you have to learn how to work out. And, like, what?

[Manny Mua]

You have to start somewhere.

[Lary]

Yeah.

[Manny Mua]

You can't just walk in and think you're going to know what to do, babe. It's like, actually, for me, when I started working out, it's very intimidating. I was so nervous when I started, but, like, I didn't even know what to do, what the hell I was doing. I did hire a trainer for, like, let's say two months. So I'm like, not only do I want to be held accountable, you have to teach me how to work out. I don't know what I'm doing, what machines to go to, for what parts of my body. Yeah, once you get that stuff down, once you get acclimated, like, like you said, going to classes, they teach you how to do these things. Once you're taught those, those, the flow, maybe you work, you follow influencers who are, you know, workout girlies, you know, like, maybe you just need to learn the vibes. And once you know what you're doing, you're gonna feel a lot more confident going to the gym.

[Lary]

I am going to tell you guys, like, if you can get yourself in a class, I promise you, like, if you're really struggling with it, I just strongly Recommend classes or trainers. Trainers can be super pricey. But if you're doing okay, let's say, you know, you're gassed out and now you're doing push ups. And you struggle push ups. And you got a room of 50 people dying, but doing push ups, what are you gonna do?

[Manny Mua]

You're gonna get those.

[Lary]

You're gonna get your ass up and you're gonna do those push ups.

[Manny Mua]

A hundred.

[Lary]

That is a beautiful thing, being a part of a community and a class, because just the energy, being in a room with those people, they push you and they tell you so many times at the start of all these classes, this is for you. Do not pay attention to anyone else in this room. Take every single break you need. But it's just a human connection, energy.

[Manny Mua]

You know, it's gonna naturally happen.

[Lary]

Naturally.

[Manny Mua]

Human beings. And it's funny because your version of that is my version of when I'm at the gym and I see someone working out. Like, let's say my gym crush is working out.

[Lary]

Yeah.

[Manny Mua]

And he gets that last rep in and he's like, literally struggling. I'm like, I gotta get my last rep into.

[Lary]

Yeah.

[Manny Mua]

So, like, you almost like, feel that connection back. You're like, oh, my God, you just inspired me.

[Lary]

Yes.

[Manny Mua]

To get my fucking last rep in. I'm gonna get it in. It's like the same with the class version.

[Lary]

Do you know, it's so funny because you just reminded me of a story. Okay, so you're not. If you're pregnant, you're not supposed to do. My gyno said I be asking her everything. Honey, I'm like, tell me everything. But because I was telling about my heated workout. I'm not pregnant, by the way. I still take them. But she was like, if you ever do get pregnant, quit those classes immediately. Because she said, your first trimester. I think she said, don't quote me, but I think she said something like, it can cause deformities. Deformities in the baby if your body core temperature gets heated that high. So she's like, it's very important that you don't. That you quit. So I was like, cool. Good to know. Thank you. Well, a woman walked in and you're.

[Manny Mua]

Like, guess I can't get pregnant. I can't quit those classes.

[Lary]

Yes, we have a baby. Darn. But a woman walked in and she was right beside me, right beside me in class, where she put her mat down and she looked pregnant. Okay. She had a bump and she had a bump. She had a bump. Like Full bump.

[Manny Mua]

Yeah.

[Lary]

So I honestly didn't judge her because I was like, well, maybe like, in your second trimester, you can come here. Like, I don't know all the rules. I didn't judge her, but I was like, oh, interesting. So maybe you can come here. I don't know. Did the full workout. And after class, she was like, hey, by the way, your goals. And I was like, huh? And she was like, your literal goals in there. And I was like, oh, my God, thank you. She said, I just had a baby and I'm trying to get back. And I was like, so I thought you're like, she just had her baby. And I told her how fucking proud of her I am and how incredible she is, because she is.

[Manny Mua]

I mean, that's amazing, but I'm getting back.

[Lary]

I was like, oh, my God.

[Manny Mua]

You don't realize that you could be someone's goals.

[Lary]

Oh, yeah.

[Manny Mua]

Totally doing what you're doing.

[Lary]

No idea.

[Manny Mua]

She even looks could be inspiring someone else to do that as well, which is so crazy.

[Lary]

Yeah. So crazy.

[Manny Mua]

It's like, oh, my God. No way. Like, you, like, you hear these things and you're like, oh, my God, I did not even think about that.

[Lary]

By the way, she totally crushed the class, so I don't know what the. She was talking about me for your body? No, I was like, have you looked in the mirror? Like, you literally destroyed this class. Like, she was getting it, getting it. So I was like, you're sickening. Oh, I love that. But, yeah, I thought that was really sweet. I thought it was really.

[Manny Mua]

I. Like, I would have been the same way. I'd be like, you're pregnant in here.

[Lary]

Well, I was just like, wait, I was just told you. But then I was like, maybe I heard her wrong. Or maybe she's like, the first time. I was like, surely she. Surely she knows.

[Manny Mua]

Yeah, I don't know. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Lary]

I don't know.

[Manny Mua]

Yeah, she knows. She's probably looking up all the pregnancy stuff.

[Lary]

She knows she just had the baby.

[Manny Mua]

She knows.

[Lary]

So now it made sense.

[Manny Mua]

That's sickening, I feel. Yeah, you just need that. You really just need to find your version of what. Yep. Makes you happy with workouts.

[Lary]

You have to.

[Manny Mua]

At the end of the day, like.

[Lary]

If you're bored, you got to figure you got to try something.

[Manny Mua]

You just have to do something. I was like, what's going to make you not bored?

[Lary]

There's a million different workouts now, too. Like, classes.

[Manny Mua]

That's what helps. Like, yeah, it really does. Like, for example, me I'll get bored. But then I'm like, okay, well, next day I'm not doing the same workout because I'm not doing the same body part.

[Lary]

So.

[Manny Mua]

But you just switch up your day, switch up your body parts, obviously, as you should. You have your rest days and stuff. So it's like one day I'm going in for chest, but the next time I'm going in for arms. I'm like, it's not the same thing. It's not so redundant. So it's nice. Like, you just have to find things that work for you.

[Lary]

So true.

[Manny Mua]

I don't like doing cardio, but I will play tennis.

[Lary]

See, that's exactly. That is an exactly great example of figuring out a way to get cardio in. That works for you.

[Manny Mua]

It works for me.

[Lary]

Everybody's going to be different.

[Manny Mua]

So you just have to find your thing. Yeah, you have to look for it. You have to actually, like find it.

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[Manny Mua]

My peak. I just went to jingle ball last week with covergirl and it was really fun. I had a great time. It was really cool. Like, I forgot I haven't been jingle in like seven years.

[Lary]

You know, I forgot. Never been to jingle ball and I've always wanted to go and covergirl invited me this year and I couldn't go.

[Manny Mua]

Yeah, but you couldn't. You had like.

[Lary]

I know stuff. I have family, so. It's okay though. It's okay. I wasn't upset.

[Manny Mua]

Yeah.

[Lary]

Trust and believe. Yeah. But I've always wanted to go because it's really cool.

[Manny Mua]

It's such a fascinating thing because, like, you know, these artists, like, they. It's like a roulette of artists where, you know, they come out, perform.

[Lary]

It's holiday Coachella.

[Manny Mua]

It's literally Holiday, Coachella, because they have the same exact stage, but they switch out very fast, by the way, very quickly. They have, like, the little set, the little stages. It gets switched out, like, you have, like, 10 minutes for the next artist.

[Lary]

Wow.

[Manny Mua]

It's so fast. But I went and I went backstage. We did like the press. During one of the artists. We went backstage with the press. My Getty Images.

[Lary]

Hey, sickening.

[Manny Mua]

That was. That was like. I finally have got to the spot where my routine for the. My glam routine on a carpet now looks, like, really good. Because, like, you know, I've had spooky yetis.

[Lary]

Oh, we have. We have had so many spooky.

[Manny Mua]

We had some spooky goodies. And I didn't know, like, the cadence of my own glam to really make sure it looks good on those and the carpet.

[Lary]

Let me tell you something. Red carpet glam is different. It's different. It is not glam you would wear out. It is not glam you'd wear to, like, a wedding or like a birthday party. It's a different type of glam. It's all about the flash and the digital DSLR cameras. It's all about the shadow wings. You. You got to do tricks and trades, you guys.

[Manny Mua]

When. Okay, give me an example. I'm giving you an example. When I'm doing Getty Image red carpet glam. Like, I'm going on the red carpet. I know I'm going to be photographed. I am going full glam. But for example, I do contour. I contour my nose. I do like the lines down my nose. I contour them. I don't blend them out.

[Lary]

Oh, yeah.

[Manny Mua]

I don't blend them out.

[Lary]

I powder the flash blends them out for you.

[Manny Mua]

The flashbands out for you. I powder them so that they're diffused. Everything's very diffused and soft. But I don't do, like, a really intense blend out because I'm like, no, I need the lines to kind of stay. So if I'm taking a photo from this angle, you see just like a skinny, little, tiny baby nose. But you wouldn't think about that.

[Lary]

You can barely see your nose.

[Manny Mua]

They'd be invisible. I couldn't even breathe on that carpet. But it's just funny. I've gone to a spot now where I finally did. And when we were backstage, Megan Trainor.

[Lary]

Yeah.

[Manny Mua]

She's like, Manny. And I was like, hey, girl. We've been mutuals on TikTok for a long, long time. And so it was really nice to see her Chit chat with her. She's literally performing. She's like, I was, I hugged her and I wasn't gonna pick her up, but she was like, don't hug me. I'm gonna throw up right now. I'm already nervous. And I was like, okay. Pew pe Behavior. Yeah. She was like, I'm gonna throw up. And I'm like, I'm not, I'm not gonna pick you up. Don't worry, I'm not gonna like squeeze you. But I think she was just like really excited and ready to go. So it was really, the overall experience was fun, but it really was me getting my Gettys back.

[Lary]

And I was like, but it was really the Getty.

[Manny Mua]

It was really the Getty actually was my Getty.

[Lary]

Because I was like, this is correct.

[Manny Mua]

And I have like, I, I like. I'm gonna post some photos, I'm gonna post some photos now of the photos from it because they turned out great. But it's finally, it's nice to have something where you can go somewhere and feel confident in, like, how you're going to look and present yourself. Because it's like, I've been at so many carpets, I've done so many events, so many different things. I've taken photos. I look back and I'm like, damn, I'm so disappointed. Like, I don't like the way I look. I'm very, like insecure about this. Da, da, da. And now it's fun to look back. And as I've gotten older, I'm in my 30s and I feel like I've never looked better on a carpet.

[Lary]

Now in that something 33 and that's something.

[Manny Mua]

That is some crazy ass shit. And so it's like, it's just funny. Like, I'll look back and I'm like, I don't know what the hell was going on there, but this.

[Lary]

Oh, I've got some rough shit out there.

[Manny Mua]

We both have some fucking rush. And it's funny, like now, like, even on the, on the carpet, I go like two shades darker with my foundation. Now I do all the tricks.

[Lary]

You're not blown out?

[Manny Mua]

I'm not blown out looking like actually a ghost. No. And it's funny. I took the photo and the Getty. I like my shade.

[Lary]

Yeah.

[Manny Mua]

I'm literally like three shades darker.

[Lary]

Yeah.

[Manny Mua]

Because of the blowout of the camera. So it's like, it's funny how you finally get to a spot where it's like, damn, this looks sickening.

[Lary]

You clock the Getty?

[Manny Mua]

I clocked the mug if you will.

[Lary]

It was time. It's time. It's redemption. Getty time. I love that for you so much. What is my pet, my pit. Is that today is Aaron's birthday and she ain't spending it with me.

[Manny Mua]

Not here.

[Lary]

She's not here. She's in Santa Barbara for her birthday. She turned 21, you guys.

[Manny Mua]

That's so crazy.

[Lary]

I know. Where did the time go? And I wish she was here so I could celebrate with her. But she's not here, you guys. She's gonna come tomorrow. She's not. But so. So we're gonna celebrate tomorrow, which I'm really excited. I wish I was with her on her 21st birthday. I'm so sad. She's in Sandy B. I know, but.

[Manny Mua]

She'S probably, like, gonna be like, so much fun.

[Lary]

Definitely, Definitely. However, she was like, it's Tuesday. So she was like, I'm actually just gonna go to dinner. Because, like, you can't go to a club on Tuesday. Like, you cannot. You cannot.

[Manny Mua]

Like, unless you want to be unwell.

[Lary]

On Wednesday, but you can't even go to the club.

[Manny Mua]

Oh, it's actually. I don't. Two days are so not good. Because even Mondays, there'll be something. There'll be drag performances, drag shows.

[Lary]

Not in Santa Barbara on Tuesday.

[Manny Mua]

Oh, yeah, you're right.

[Lary]

Nothing till Thursday, Friday, Saturday, so. Right.

[Manny Mua]

Because here in la, you'll find something for every day.

[Lary]

But Tuesday would probably be like, the worst possible day.

[Manny Mua]

I think that's the worst day.

[Lary]

Wednesday could be horrible too. But even Wednesday is like drag bingo. Yeah.

[Manny Mua]

Like, it's bingo.

[Lary]

There's things happening on Wednesdays, but not in Santa Barbara.

[Manny Mua]

Tuesday is like, nothing going on there.

[Lary]

Yeah, that's tough.

[Manny Mua]

Tuesday's a little tough.

[Lary]

So cute. To go out to dinner. That's like, cute. Go to a really fun restaurant.

[Manny Mua]

That's all. Like, I ever want to do my birthday.

[Lary]

Oh, girl.

[Manny Mua]

As I get older, I'm like, I do no fucking big ass parties. What the hell? I'm like, can we just like, Kiki.

[Lary]

I already know where I want to eat at my birthday next year.

[Manny Mua]

Oh, good.

[Lary]

I'm not going to say.

[Manny Mua]

Okay.

[Lary]

I don't want any bitches to steal it. That's how we act in LA always. Isn't LA terrible?

[Manny Mua]

No, it's the worst. You're like, oh, my, that's my birthday.

[Lary]

Like in la, everybody's going to a restaurant. We call it Ran through. And like, you can't go there.

[Manny Mua]

Yeah, yeah.

[Lary]

It's like, played out because I told Daniel. I was like, I want to have my birthday. We can just do catch us easy. I don't care. Like, I was like, I literally do not care. I just want you guys. I just want to eat with you guys. And he was like, absolutely ran through. Not. We are going to catch every bitch has been. It's just such a funny thing because, like, I know being from Alabama, like, that's not a thing.

[Manny Mua]

No. And, like, honestly, like, it's funny because, like, to me, like, you saying catch me, I'd be like, hell, yeah. It's like, I don't give a. Like, I'm much more like, laissez with, like, those things. Like, I just don't care if it's good.

[Lary]

But we eat.

[Manny Mua]

I'm eating, babe. I don't give off how ran through you are, girl.

[Lary]

Unless you know you're someone I'm trying to date.

[Manny Mua]

You're someone you better not be running through.

[Lary]

Oh.

[Manny Mua]

Better not be running through. Oh, like a train.

[Lary]

Okay, enough out of us. We're sick.

[Manny Mua]

Too far. Anyway, you guys, we have a. Do you see this?

[Lary]

I kind of want to start with.

[Manny Mua]

I think so, too, honestly. Let's start with Rosanna, because that is fierce.

[Lary]

It is fierce in a bad way.

[Manny Mua]

And trigger warning.

[Lary]

Honestly, Loki, always, Always. And y'all at me. And I get it. I get it. Because I'm always one play devil's advocate because we've been through online, so I'm always like, are people taking this too far?

[Manny Mua]

I do the same thing.

[Lary]

Always that girl.

[Manny Mua]

Me too.

[Lary]

Pajama drama. I'm, like, trying to explain why both, you know, like, you know, mind you.

[Manny Mua]

We have a podcast, so we're literally trying to show there's other sides of a situation, not just one.

[Lary]

This.

[Manny Mua]

I like her. Not only do I not like there's red flags from this situation, I just don't like the way she talks. I don't like anything about her.

[Lary]

Let me tell you something. There's something up here. Do you remember? Okay, first of all, her name is Nurse Hannah. She's like a famous tick tocker. She's called Nurse Hannah because I believe she's an rn.

[Manny Mua]

Yes.

[Lary]

Okay, Right. Her and her husband have a son, a little boy. And this is where the drama spirals out about her child and the neglect and abuse that people are piecing together. Who was the family we reported on? The mom went to jail for true child abuse.

[Manny Mua]

Oh, my God.

[Lary]

Who were they?

[Manny Mua]

What's her name? She's in jail. Well, she's in jail.

[Lary]

Ruby.

[Manny Mua]

Ruby.

[Lary]

Ruby. Okay. So basically, that Ruby woman had been a YouTuber forever, a family YouTuber. And people find. I think there was one thing that people caught on to that was bad. And then they all went back to all the other videos, and they found a ton of red flags where they were like, oh, my God, we should have seen this sooner. Right. So with nurse Hannah's situation, it's more like people have officially put together. People's eyes are more open.

[Manny Mua]

Yes.

[Lary]

And people are catching.

[Manny Mua]

Well, the Frankie, like, the Ruby Frankie.

[Lary]

Situation, that's what it was. There was one big thing that blew the lid off of it. Maybe when the child went to the neighbors to call the police. Well, that's the thing. Yeah, I think that was the lid.

[Manny Mua]

That's the lid for sure.

[Lary]

Bas, like the Internet technically didn't catch Ruby Frankie. It was the child that escaped.

[Manny Mua]

But then it became like a. Let's look back at what. What did we miss on it?

[Lary]

So this situation's different. This situation is more like, girl, we have caught you up so many times on little nuances that are huge red flags, and they've all come together, and now people have called CPS on this woman, and she's being investigated, her and her husband, for child abuse, and she deleted her account. Okay, so this is the thing.

[Manny Mua]

It got fierce.

[Lary]

Some of the nuances they have found are questionable. Some of them are like, is this good or bad? We don't really know because there were found, like, 17 dirty diapers.

[Manny Mua]

She was picking viral.

[Lary]

It was the 17 dirty diapers.

[Manny Mua]

See the thing. But the 17 dirty diaper scene. So this is crazy about it. The 17 dirty diapers is the one that she went viral for. But people related to her.

[Lary]

Yeah, that's what mothers related.

[Manny Mua]

They actually like that she talked about the 17 diapers thing.

[Lary]

And see, that's why I was like, you guys, I don't think having 17. I think 17 dirty diapers in a home is definitely signs that you aren't keeping up with the cleanliness of your child. And there's some neglect somewhere going on. Is the neglect happening in the cleanliness of the home? Yes, it can be questioned, and it was questioned. So that didn't bring her down, right?

[Manny Mua]

No, no. That's like, actually what, like, actually propped her. That blew her up, was right.

[Lary]

17 dirty diapers people. A lot of people had a lot to say about it, but at the same time, a lot of moms related to her having dirty diapers everywhere.

[Manny Mua]

Like, honestly, she's like, yeah, some people, like, obviously mom's related and they understood where she was coming from, where I was like, oh, my God. No, I totally get it. Like having some dirty diapers around or whatever it might be. Or they would talk about what their 17 dirt diapers was. They're like, oh, my God, I have to wait for this, for my husband to come home for this situation. So it's like they could relate in some way. And that's how she kind of blew up Hannah.

[Lary]

So then there's so many nuances. But the two nuances that have been caught on camera that stood out to me as this woman and her man need to be investigated immediately for child abuse is in the grocery store when the little boy they hand the dad is handing him something. It's a food in the grocery store. And he flinches like this because he's scared he's about to get hit. A child doesn't do that unless he's consistently been hit off the cuff.

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[Manny Mua]

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[Manny Mua]

Like, no kid is going to be in. A child's instinct with their parent is not going to be. So a parent does this or not going to freak out, like, that's not like, that's literally your caretaker. Unless something has been happening where you have to flinch for it and. Or of course, there's also cases where there could be. The kid could have like, you know, something like, could be on the spectrum in some capacity.

[Lary]

There's always like, the flinch was so.

[Manny Mua]

Oh, for sure. I'm not saying this kid is. But they're like, even like you. Any little nuances could happen.

[Lary]

I'm telling you, when I saw the flinch, my heart broke me too, because I was like, they've hit the kid many times. This is the thing, too. I grew up getting spankings when I got in trouble. I was never scared of my mom. I was never fearful of them. My mom never hit me off the cusp I was never, like, beaten or slapped or just, like, pushed around or hit. And for no reason, never flinched in front of. I never felt like any of my parents ever were gonna hit me. I never. That was never my reaction. So what that tells me is, like, I think there's some sort of abuse going on.

[Manny Mua]

I do, too. I. I personally believe that as well. And it's. That's actually the situation that really blew this out of the water. It was that. Because then all these mothers started doing these videos, really flinching, and it's crazy. It's gonna be crazy. And then not only did that happen, but that started to get brought up now, the whole situation. They're going back to these old videos about the food.

[Lary]

Yep.

[Manny Mua]

About, like, feed this poor baby. Like, he's hungry.

[Lary]

The thing is, he doesn't look malnourished, like, when you see him. He doesn't look now. Now malnourished. However.

[Manny Mua]

I don't know.

[Lary]

I grew up in a household where, like, you could just, like, eat off other people's plates. And, like, my parents would never, like, push you away or flick you away. Flicking a baby's hand away when they wanted to try. I understand being like, this is adult food. You can't have this. You have to eat your plate. Like, I understand that this is different. This different. It's the way it's so unloving. They just, like, flick him away. Like, he's a disgusting animal. Like, the behavior. And it makes me sick to my stomach because, I don't know, I just see that, and I'm like, that's so dark and cold. And it shows how much love you don't have for your child.

[Manny Mua]

Absolutely. And what's crazy, too, like, there's so. There's that video, which was absolutely insane. There's another one where they're eating at, like, a restaurant, and she's talking about, like, how to save money eating at a restaurant. It's like, we don't order soda. We don't. This. I'm literally like. Like, anything. I just don't like hearing her talk. I'm gonna be so real. I just don't like her. I don't like her energy. I don't like her vibe. Some people you just don't like, and you just don't like them. I don't like her. So watching her, I'm like, this is so, like. Like, it's hard to watch. But then you see them eating, right. The baby has nothing in front of him. I think he has a little salad on the side.

[Lary]

The salad wasn't even for him. Why are you feeding the baby when you're eating French fries, girl?

[Manny Mua]

They're literally this.

[Lary]

I don't think this. Oh, no. His face is so sad. He's so hungry, and they're just shoving their faces and he's like.

[Manny Mua]

And, like, obviously we don't know if he's already eaten, but, like.

[Lary]

Right.

[Manny Mua]

Come on.

[Lary]

They could have fed him first, but, like, he could always be taking their food. But that doesn't matter because, like, if my cat gets on the table and tries to eat off my plate. I would never flick my cat, girl.

[Manny Mua]

You know, that's an animal, and that's your freaking cat.

[Lary]

Never. Those are my babies. Pick them up and set them on the ground and maybe give them some of their own food or something like that. Yeah, girl, let me be so, you know, like, I would never. And it's a cat, and I would never flick my cat ever, ever, ever. Those are my babies.

[Manny Mua]

See, that's the cr. Like. Like, I. Like. Zaya can do things that piss me off. I like, on the carpet.

[Lary]

Like, she do things where I'm like, oh, right.

[Manny Mua]

But I can't even literally fathom the idea of smacking her or hurting her or inflicting harm on her. I'm like, oh, girl, you know, you know better. But, like, you're still my baby.

[Lary]

The flinching, too.

[Manny Mua]

Flinching. The flicks.

[Lary]

There's. There's smack. Like, it's unwarranted. Like, unknowing. There's a difference. Like, do that again. You're going to get spanking. Like, you know, like, it was very. Like, you're not warning many of times, you know, and, like, the spanking was never, like, anything crazy. It was just like a pop on the butt and you're on your merry way.

[Manny Mua]

Yes.

[Lary]

When you're flinching, it means you're being.

[Manny Mua]

Hit off the cuff and you're not aware of it.

[Lary]

That's why it's, like, smacked around.

[Manny Mua]

You don't even know when you're gonna get hit. That's what it's giving.

[Lary]

Yes.

[Manny Mua]

So it's literally like, such a. It's honestly such a sad situation. Did you. So the reason I also got blown up. So the. The guy there was, like, this man who actually was like, nurse Hannah, I know where you live. And he blew up her address. Like. Oh, like, no. Yeah, like, blew, like, blew her out of the. Like, I called CPS on you. Like, the full thing. Literally, like, doxxed her. Right. But people are like, oh, my God.

[Lary]

You're here addressing.

[Manny Mua]

I don't know.

[Lary]

Oh, I thought he announced it publicly. I was like, oh, my God.

[Manny Mua]

But he might have. I just. I just don't know it fully on that spectrum of the story because I didn't watch his. I actually didn't know who that man was. I had no idea what it was. I saw all the other situations with her. Nurse Hannah. But the guy that's talking to Cameron, he's like, nurse Hannah know you are. I think that's how, like, the CPS thing started getting involved, because he basically found where she lives and was, like, basically publicized it, found where she lived, did the whole thing. But the gag. Of all the gags, I'm dead. This man is absolutely a narcissist. Because his family came out and was like, he's been abusing me.

[Lary]

Oh, my.

[Manny Mua]

He literally wanted the praise for outing Nurse Hannah so badly that he made a whole thing. The women in his family have been like, he's an essayer, and he's been.

[Lary]

He was projecting. He's projecting because he's an abuser, and he literally.

[Manny Mua]

And he's literally wanting the praise to be like, oh, my God, I'm the one that founder Hannah. He wants to be the hero, but he's literally been the abuser.

[Lary]

Damn. That. It takes all the credibility away.

[Manny Mua]

How crazy. And that just came out yesterday. I was just like, yesterday that. That, like, was just outed. And I'm like, the guy that, like, kind of blew out, like, figure out where she lives and, like, how, like, to get contact, like, CPS or whatever, maybe is actually an abuser himself.

[Lary]

Wow. The story is nuts.

[Manny Mua]

It's freaking. Absolutely crazy. And honestly, like, I just feel so.

[Lary]

I'm worried about the kid. I'm worried about the kid.

[Manny Mua]

Me, too.

[Lary]

I'm worried about the kid.

[Manny Mua]

I'm just worried about the kid. Like, that's all. No. And do you see the video clip where she's like, oh, if they pee in their diapers, I don't change them.

[Lary]

Yeah.

[Manny Mua]

Anything.

[Lary]

Yeah.

[Manny Mua]

And I'm like. So they just sit for hours and hours.

[Lary]

She didn't want to buy. She said it was 8 degrees out where they live. And you see the kid with no jacket on. No jacket.

[Manny Mua]

No.

[Lary]

And she said it was 8 degrees outside and say that sometimes I'm like, some people shouldn't have children.

[Manny Mua]

That's a perfect example of someone that shouldn't have children. Like, stop having kids if you guys cannot take care of them. If you guys are not gonna be a Good parent. If you guys don't want them, don't have them. It's like, not their fault.

[Lary]

It's not their fault.

[Manny Mua]

They're just literally. Just a certain. Like, they're literally a victim of circumstance in that situation. They're born into that family. That's what they have to live in the beginning. It's not fair. It's not fair. Don't have the freaking kids.

[Lary]

Dang.

[Manny Mua]

So it's actually a really important. I'm very.

[Lary]

I did not know she deleted her. Tick tock.

[Manny Mua]

Yeah, on the. I literally. I'm not even kidding you. Like, I'll look right now. I don't think you could even freaking find her. Let me see.

[Lary]

Maybe once CPS got called, she decided.

[Manny Mua]

Like, oh, she's like, oh, maybe I should let me just delete this, Hannah. Because it would pop up immediately.

[Lary]

She's gone. Wow.

[Manny Mua]

Yep. Her. Her page is gone, babes.

[Lary]

Well, I would love an update on that because what sucks in these situations too is like, if the child's like being mistreated, it' does CPS do. Unless they have proof of like, actual abuse. You know what I mean? I don't know how all that works. It would be sad for that child to grow up in that household.

[Manny Mua]

Yeah. And I wonder too, like, does a kind of a therapist or counselor come in? Like, hey, have they ever, like, to make it a safe environment for him to even be honest and truthful and like, what's happened? Like, can you even speak?

[Lary]

I don't know. Like, really?

[Manny Mua]

How would you know? Like, that's. That's a scary part too, is like, how would you.

[Lary]

They're supposed to be professionals that show signs.

[Manny Mua]

Okay. Yeah, yeah. That know, like the signs, what to do. But.

[Lary]

But I don't know. He's always got bruises and scratches all over him. Granted, that is from kid thing. I'm gonna say that's a kid thing. Totally. So, see, there are little things where you can go back and forth, like 17 diapers on the ground and like, you know, scratches. It's like kids get into everything but stuff.

[Manny Mua]

The food, stuff smacking his little hand.

[Lary]

But the. The flinch told too much for me.

[Manny Mua]

Same. Immediately I was like, I hate her.

[Lary]

That's a child. It's like an animal that's been hit too many times.

[Manny Mua]

And the dad too.

[Lary]

Okay. I think the one that's was flinching at.

[Manny Mua]

Yeah, literally.

[Lary]

And the dad. I think.

[Manny Mua]

Yeah, it's the freaking dad. So we can't just give it all. Nurse Hannah, it's the dad.

[Lary]

She's just as responsible.

[Manny Mua]

Yeah, yeah. So let's not forget to bring him into the. Okay. She might have the account, but he's absolutely involved.

[Lary]

Our next topic is the United Health Care CEO is shot and murdered on the streets of New York outside of Central Park. They found a guy, took him into custody. When they found the guy, the guy isn't. They're trying to charge him with it. Obviously, that takes a lot of proving in court dates and all this. However, he is going to go ahead and go to jail because he got caught with multiple identifications on him, lying to an officer about who he was, his name. He did a bunch of little things when they arrested him that they could go ahead and lock him up for, like, you know, the little things you can't do. And essentially they found him, like, he got off a Greyhound bus and was at a McDonald's. I think he was probably, like, headed out. And civilians had posted a picture who they were looking for online. Civilians turned them in at the McDonald's.

[Manny Mua]

That's crazy that they saw him at the McDonald's.

[Lary]

Yep. And they turned them in and they arrested them. So, you know, I guess maybe when you're a suspect, I don't know how it all works. Like, they can't hold you. But because he lied, impersonated, like, and lied to the officers, there was two other little things. They were able to keep him in jail and arrest him.

[Manny Mua]

But I'm talking about the pandemonium that it's caused.

[Lary]

Yeah, Luigi. Yes, Luigi has caused.

[Manny Mua]

So he's fine.

[Lary]

That's the thing. That's the thing. He's an attractive man.

[Manny Mua]

He's a hot guy. Okay. He obviously, you know, took the guy out. I don't want to say the K word because I guess we get demonetized. But he took the guy out. He. He murdered.

[Lary]

Is that a bad word for YouTube? I don't know.

[Manny Mua]

Let's not say it again, just in case.

[Lary]

Okay.

[Manny Mua]

Scared. But, you know, so, like, all these photos started coming out, like, of who he was. All these, like, photos started resurfacing what he looks like. And you guys, he's a very attractive, handsome man. And the Internet has, like, taken it by absolute freaking storm. Like, it's actually, like, something. I. I swear I've not seen something like this.

[Lary]

It's kind of disturbing.

[Manny Mua]

It's disturbing because they're literally praising.

[Lary]

They're praising the Assassinator.

[Manny Mua]

Yes.

[Lary]

If you will. They are praising him. Like, there's no hate comments. They're like, this man can call me.

[Manny Mua]

And you can assassinate this.

[Lary]

Yes. And what me and Manny are putting together now, let's get this, let's get this story straight. First of all, the health care system is a corrupt business.

[Manny Mua]

Very corrupt. And you know it is.

[Lary]

And this man apparently has been affected by it heavily, obviously. His grandmother, I believe, was sick and dying and was waiting for her health care insurance to go through as million Americans have experience and they're sick of this lying system, scam system BS that causes people to lose their lives. And apparently I don't know how much this is true, but I was reading an article that he had chronic back pain as well, like debilitating back pain. So it's like the rods in his. It sounds like it was also affecting him. His grandmother dealt with it. And sometimes it makes people go crazy 100%.

[Manny Mua]

And like I can understand saying that the health System is corrupt 100%. And I agree. And like I, I totally think that myself, but there's a line to not cross and that is being an m er, you know, like doing that to another person. But what's crazy to me is that if he was ugly, people would be upset.

[Lary]

People would be upset.

[Manny Mua]

But because he's fine, people like let him free. He would never do that. Yeah, so it's like if you don't think pretty privilege is a thing, you're lying to yourself.

[Lary]

Well, notice that the, the case that Ryan Murphy did with the brothers, the Mendez Menendez Menendez brothers, you get two really attractive actors to play out these roles and suddenly, while they've been rotting in PR 30 years, suddenly let them out. Because we have these two stars. It's now showing this case in a beautiful way. We're showing only the throwbacks of these two guys and how hot they were back then. So suddenly it's like, isn't that a crazy thing? It's crazy.

[Manny Mua]

It's like, it's literally like societies.

[Lary]

And I'm not saying the Menendez brothers shouldn't be out after 30 years, but what I'm saying is no one cared until two hot guys decided to play the roles, you know what I mean?

[Manny Mua]

Until it got.

[Lary]

And then it got people's attention.

[Manny Mua]

Cuz that was a case that was babe. That was like long dead at this point. It was not a case that people were continually talking about. And then here we have the document or like the show. It's like, oh my gosh. And now this guy Luigi. And like, listen, like I said, he is a very attractive guy, like 100. And I'm like, wow, he's a handsome man. Like, that's crazy. He has his whole life ahead of him. And for him to do this is really wild to me because he was young. But that doesn't negate, like, the fact that it still did happen.

[Lary]

Yeah.

[Manny Mua]

You know, potentially. I mean, who knows? Like, we don't know what really happened, but he's in custody, and they're about to have a trial. But it felt very like you were saying, like, Robin Hood.

[Lary]

Yeah. You know, people are viewing it as a Robin Hood situation.

[Manny Mua]

You know, it's like, oh, well, the. The. The system's corrupt. And that man was definitely. Anyway, he deserved it. And it's like, yeah, but, like, who are you to play God?

[Lary]

Yeah.

[Manny Mua]

I mean, like, someone deserves to die because of, like, being. Being, you know, a CEO of UnitedHealthcare. So it's like, it just becomes this, like, very strange thing. And like I said, it wouldn't have the same impact and effect if he was ugly.

[Lary]

Yeah.

[Manny Mua]

But it has this effect now, and where it's like, oh, my God, he's a hero to everyone because he's fine. So it's like, damn, he's fine. And he's.

[Lary]

Ain't it funny how the world works?

[Manny Mua]

If that. If that's not, like, showing so much about our society, I really don't know what is. Like, I genuinely don't. I'm like, this is literally a sign. Listen. Like, I can see humor in some of these jokes where it's like, he can murder this, you know, kind of thing. And I'm like, oh, my God, that's funny. Like, they're crazy. But it goes to a point where it's like, if all of it is that and there's no, like, accountability, then it's like, what culture are we living in?

[Lary]

Do you know that people that are praising him, probably a lot of people don't know that they are praising him because they find him attractive. They don't understand how that works. Like, a lot of people don't know that. Like, they're like, no, I just heard the story of Menendez brothers. Or, no, like I said, the CEO was corrupt, but they don't even know the psychological effects of someone being super attractive. That plays like they don't know that's why they're on his team. You know what I mean? Not everyone is even aware of their own stuff. Yes, babe.

[Manny Mua]

Like, that.

[Lary]

They even root for. Yeah.

[Manny Mua]

The beauty standard goes really.

[Lary]

It goes really deep.

[Manny Mua]

Very deep. Okay, so it's like, when someone is conventionally attractive, chances are A lot higher. They're gonna get away with a lot more. Okay, that's just the. The cold, hard.

[Lary]

However, the courts will not be looking at his attractive.

[Manny Mua]

Maybe. Good luck finding a jury, though.

[Lary]

Yes, yes, the courts.

[Manny Mua]

Good luck finding a jury that's not gonna be, you know, kind of taking it like, oh, whatever. Like, especially if he's charming and he's this handsome guy. The jury, like, charisma. He has charisma. The jury, like, if they're gonna have a hard time finding people that would convict. That is what I'm trying to say. It's gonna be tough. It's gonna be tougher.

[Lary]

Yep.

[Manny Mua]

But, yeah, the whole. That whole thing is, like, blown up. Like, it's literally all I see it is the day we're filming right now.

[Lary]

Do you think this could get more CEOs assassinated?

[Manny Mua]

Oh, my God. I didn't think about that.

[Lary]

I was like, is this opening the floodgates to how we're gonna start reacting whenever things. Yeah.

[Manny Mua]

I mean, then it becomes like. That's like a civil war.

[Lary]

Yeah.

[Manny Mua]

It becomes like a whole different situation. A whole nother conversation. But hopefully that's not something that people see it as. Like, I'm inspired.

[Lary]

It's an opportunity. Well, it seems like they are, but.

[Manny Mua]

Look at the amount of people that have tried to do things like that with other things. Like what happened with, you know, our new president elect coming in, like, he was almost, you know, allegedly. So it's like there's all these, I guess, quote unquote, examples.

[Lary]

The guy had a gun on. That was the other thing that found at McDonald's. He had a gun in his foot bag without a license. So they were able to get him for that thing where, like, that just reminded me.

[Manny Mua]

Got it. So it's like, there's been these examples for years. Yeah, there's been examples of it. So it's like. Like, this situation isn't necessarily going to be like, okay, let me open up and inspire more. It's like, at the end of the day, he was inspired by someone to do something like this.

[Lary]

Yeah.

[Manny Mua]

So this could be a snowball effect. It could be someone effect 100. Like, but, like, that's just like, the sad reality of, you know, being inspired by these devious things.

[Lary]

Yeah.

[Manny Mua]

Where it's like, he could absolutely inspire someone else to do the same thing to another CEO. The CEO of freaking McDonald's.

[Lary]

Yeah.

[Manny Mua]

Who knows? Like, you don't know. And that's like, the scary reality. And I'm like, sure. A lot of CEOs are probably like.

[Lary]

Like, oh, these healthcare CEOs are gonna be spooked.

[Manny Mua]

But it's actually really quick. I just didn't think they didn't ever take it this far.

[Lary]

I know.

[Manny Mua]

I really didn't think they would take it this far. Like, it's actually crazy.

[Lary]

A different time to be alive.

[Manny Mua]

They're, they're finding a lot about him. Like, they find his. Like, they found that he like, reads and like his like, little, like he rates books and like, they found that account. They found his old of account potentially allegedly. All these things. I'm like, yeah, what? Like this, like, poor kid is like, he gets out of jail, he's like, oh, my whole life is like insane. Okay. Yeah. So it's. It's crazy. I'm actually really intrigued to see what happens and like, how the case transpires. So we'll definitely keep you guys updated.

[Lary]

Yeah. Next, Hawk to a girl may be facing charges. She may be facing jail time due to her pump and dump scheme with her, you know. Okay, what was it?

[Manny Mua]

What was the coin called to A coin.

[Lary]

Is that what it was?

[Manny Mua]

I'm not kidding. It was literally something she created her.

[Lary]

Own version of, like a crypto, like investment for people to invest in and cryptocurrency, like the online currency and get rich quick. Like, okay, I have a lot, A lot of people invest in her company. And as my husband was explaining to me, it's called a pump and dump, where they basically take everybody's investment and promise them the world and then take all the money and essentially pocket it for themselves. But that's not what they do whenever they dump it. Ty. What do they do?

[Manny Mua]

Yeah, that's exactly what they do. Like they literally. So my theory was that like, she had no idea what the hell she was doing.

[Lary]

My theory is who the would donate or give their life savings and their money to. A girl that got viral for going hawk tua on a wiener. Who? Like, are you. Is she at fault or are you at fault? Maybe I have that question because, you know, I'm gonna say it.

[Manny Mua]

You're dumb as hell. Like, if you imagine that you're dumb, you're shocked.

[Lary]

A girl that got famous for hawk tua, she pumped and dumped ya. You're shocked, I don't think. I don't feel like she's very concerned because maybe I'm wrong on my dates, but I'm pretty sure she was like, hanging out with Tana, having the time of her life while all this was breaking. So I don't Think she's very concerned about the outcome of this, which means she may know something we don't.

[Manny Mua]

I mean. Yeah. And the thing is too, like, let's say it's. I. I personally do not think that she's so crypto savvy to be like, oh, my God, we're gonna do a pump and dump scheme. We're gonna. I'm gonna all these people out of their money and we're just gonna take it for ourselves. I just don't think that she's thinking about that. I'm thinking that the people that know about crypto and they're doing it for.

[Lary]

Her, knew they could.

[Manny Mua]

Are gonna be like, we can totally use her.

[Lary]

She'll do it. That's what you get for doing a cash grab, though. Then you're doing a cash grab and you're wrong.

[Manny Mua]

Either way, she literally, like, they use her virality to create a currency.

[Lary]

How stupid are you dumb? Oh, my God.

[Manny Mua]

Like, you use someone's virality to make.

[Lary]

People are like, saying they lost their life savings, and I'm like, hold on. You put your life saving and made up crypto, Babe. I think you were always gonna lose the life.

[Manny Mua]

Maybe the life saving was.

[Lary]

They never said a chance. It never stood a chance, actually.

[Manny Mua]

So. So wild to me that you would even think that this is gonna be such a great idea. So grand for you to make all this money off of.

[Lary]

Yeah.

[Manny Mua]

To a coin.

[Lary]

To a coin, I know it's called.

[Manny Mua]

But something with two in it. And it's just absolutely crazy. So I'm like, I wonder what can happen. Like, do you think she's gonna go to jail?

[Lary]

I don't know. Because she seems like she just, like, doesn't care, which means she probably knows she's gonna be okay. You know, Also headlines are very tricky because there were a bunch of headlines saying she was gonna go to jail. And if you read the article, they have no proof she's going to jail. Headlines will lie and blow up a story to get any type of clicking to be seen. So part of me is like, maybe, like, there's just, like, trouble with it and, like, they're blowing it up. She's going to go to jail. I do think that that could be a thing too.

[Manny Mua]

100.

[Lary]

I think you have to take things with a grain of salt. Yeah.

[Manny Mua]

I think that I. But see, the thing is, I didn't know that, like, a pump and dump scheme is, like, an illegal thing. I thought that was like, you are. It's, like, risky for investments or not like, you can just, you know, I didn't. I don't know anything really about crypto in that way. And I'm not like a crypto person, so I don't know how that works. Yeah, I know. It was like, there's a whole thing.

[Lary]

A lot of nuances that can put you in prison with stocks, crypto, any type of investment, insider trading.

[Manny Mua]

I know. It's a thing.

[Lary]

Yes. Tick tock ban. We getting banned or not?

[Manny Mua]

I.

[Lary]

Girl, let me tell you something. I don't even care. Y'all have called the bluff 50 times.

[Manny Mua]

It's like, what's it. What's that thing called? Like, Proud Wolf.

[Lary]

Y'all cried wolf about this so many times. I saw a tick tock that was going so viral, it had over a million likes. Likes on it. So it had like, probably like 10 million views on it. It was a girl, like, what the are all y'all doing? Tick Tock's going away on January 19th and no one cares. Everybody's just still uploading this app. No one's talking about. Every single comment on the post was, I'll believe it when it happens. Cried wolf. Cried wolf. Like, every single comments. Like, I don't believe it. I don't believe it. And it's because they've used this little trigger in the same media. The triggers get people's attention over and over till people just don't care anymore.

[Manny Mua]

What they should have done is talked about. Like how TikTok has been the talks to get banned. And so every so often, like, another step goes towards. But it's like if you keep saying TikTok is banned. TikTok's band girl people, it's still here.

[Lary]

See, that's what the headlines do.

[Manny Mua]

People aren't gonna give a girl's going.

[Lary]

To jail hawk to a girl's going to jail. They do. They take a grain of salt and they blow it up to get their click.

[Manny Mua]

They're like their power word that they use.

[Lary]

Yeah.

[Manny Mua]

Utilize as they're like, this is gonna flicks. But it's like you use all these powers, same exact back ones every single time.

[Lary]

Yeah. You've said tick tock seeing banned. So, like, honestly, I have the same kind of outlook as other people do. I'll believe it when I open the app. And the app doesn't work anymore.

[Manny Mua]

Right.

[Lary]

That's when I'll believe it's getting banned. But until then, girl, when you.

[Manny Mua]

When you really look into it, it's unfortunate that, like, every time they do like Tik Tok Getting back Tick Tock getting banned, it's like this thing happens. It's just like another step to getting banned where it's like another set moves forward where it's like, I don't like that there's another step going forward in the ban, but it's not technically banned in this moment. So it's like they're not. The way it's talked about is not talked about it in the way that it should be talked about, where it's like, hey, it's actually moving forward in this way. Or hey, the court said, or the Congress said, yeah, we can ban it. So that was this step was saying that, yes, we can absolutely implement the ban and there's not going to be anything against it. And by the 19th, if they don't, you know, sell off their stock or Tick Tock sells their stuff to the US then it can be banned if it's not like saved, you know. So now Tick Tock is like, okay, we're gonna do an emergency. What's it called? An emergency. Basically they're trying to put emerging hold on it and like go up to the Supreme Court and have them talk about it, talk to them with the about it. And if the Supreme Court's accept it, then they can have another 90 days, like an extension to actually go through the case itself. But right now I think they're still in that phase where it's like, are we going to. Is it going to be picked up by the Supreme Court? I think say, yes.

[Lary]

I saw a guy breaking it down. He's saying they already made the appeal.

[Manny Mua]

Yes.

[Lary]

Because I don't understand how all the different things work in the court system.

[Manny Mua]

They can accept it or not. That's the thing. So like Tick Tock made the appeal, they did the whole thing. But it's the up to the court to say, yes, we'll take your appeal or no, we won't take your appeal.

[Lary]

I feel like they will take the appeal so too.

[Manny Mua]

But the problem is that the Supreme Court is so heavily like Republican and a lot of them are like, we hate Tick Tock.

[Lary]

I think both sides hate.

[Manny Mua]

They do. No, they do.

[Lary]

Oh baby, I do. I think it's both sides that are rooting for it to get banned.

[Manny Mua]

They want it to be gone. Both sides want it to be gone.

[Lary]

It's not an American made app and it's making a lot of money for other countries, but it makes a lot.

[Manny Mua]

Of money in the US as well. So I do find it like really fast.

[Lary]

A ton of tiny economy. But America does. Doesn't care about their tiny businesses. By having a tiny business in America, they care about the big guys.

[Manny Mua]

It's a little spooky. So we're gonna, we're gonna find out if, if the Supreme Court takes it, we'll have time.

[Lary]

And by the way, when I say America doesn't care about their small business, I'm not talking about the individuals. No, I'm not talking about you. I'm not talking about people listening.

[Manny Mua]

I'm about the big guys, the big conglomerates, the big, the big girlies who.

[Lary]

Make the big decision in the world. They don't care about small business businesses.

[Manny Mua]

The Jeff Bezos of the world.

[Lary]

Correct. This one's pretty dark. Jay Z is getting sued. Correct. In civil court for a SA charge. And that this person's already coming for Diddy. And basically they're saying Jay Z was involved.

[Manny Mua]

Yeah. So finally, so this woman who has been, you know, dealing with this case in private, I believe it has finally been like, we're not, I'm not gonna let this get away. I'm gonna say who I am. So she's been doing it under a guise this entire time. She's like, no, no, no, we're not gonna let this go by. So I'm actually gonna talk about, like, once you see my face, like, I'm gonna have be the face of this because I'm not gonna let Jay Z, you know, get away with it. I'm going to talk about this. So now, you know, there's just a whole new situation where there's been this case, it's been open and like, we're, you know, Diddy has been getting sued for it, but it's like, oh, well, these three men, you know, essayed me when I was 13 years old.

[Lary]

Good God almighty.

[Manny Mua]

Horrific. Her. Absolutely horrific. When I was 13 years old and I was in like, one of the studios and I was given alcohol and drugs, and it was like they, they took turns is what it said. So there's. Then there's. There's been three people that have been in this case, and Diddy was already named in it. Right now she's like, Jay Z's the other one. So now she's like, it's outed where it's like, it's not just Diddy. It wasn't just him. And it was also like, I guess one of their like, like producer people that was in it too.

[Lary]

What does civil court mean?

[Manny Mua]

I don't know.

[Lary]

I don't know either.

[Manny Mua]

I actually don't know how. How it makes a difference if civil is.

[Lary]

And if Jay Z is charged money. Oh, so she's suing them for an amount of money for this. Not for legalities, maybe because so many years went by Ty. Oh, he said they do both.

[Manny Mua]

I'm assuming if it's court involved, it's going to be like, legalities.

[Lary]

So could he go to jail or prison for this or. No, see, not in civil.

[Manny Mua]

So maybe she. They. She wants the story.

[Lary]

Is she taking them to. Wanting to take them to both courts? And right now it's just going to civil.

[Manny Mua]

It's too new. The. That story is too fresh. It just broke yesterday. Or at least with. With involved.

[Lary]

Sorry, guys. I'm actively trying to figure out what's going on.

[Manny Mua]

Yeah. And it's too. It's almost like again, it just kind of broke. Yesterday it was outed that it was Jay Z. And it's crazy now seeing him do, you know, walking the carpet for.

[Lary]

Go baby sit it out.

[Manny Mua]

Baby sit.

[Lary]

Let Beyonce handle this one.

[Manny Mua]

Let Beyonce and your daughter just handle it. You don't need to be there. But. So it's really crazy seeing, like, them on the carpet. And all these comments are, like, crazy how you're on the carpet right now when you're literally being sued for essaying.

[Lary]

One of the most horrific things I've heard ever. And everybody was speculating whenever Diddy. Everybody knew the cahoots that Diddy and Jay Z was in.

[Manny Mua]

Oh, it's been like. This is like we've talked.

[Lary]

I mean, they were even taken down Beyonce because of it. Because of how heavily in cahoots they've been. And so people are like, it's a ticking time bomb if he goes down. And now look. And now look.

[Manny Mua]

Now he's named in the actual case.

[Lary]

It's not take very long, did it? And I think there's so much more, but who knows?

[Manny Mua]

We don't. I mean, yeah, we don't know what's going to transpire. And. And actually, actually, Jay's. Jay Z's team has been like, this is absolutely a lie. Yeah, like, I saw that statement. They're like, this is a lie. This is a vicious rumor. Vicious lie. It's absolutely untrue. Obviously, they're gonna deny. They're not gonna say, yes, it happened. Like, yeah, it happened. They're gonna deny tonight. Deny. And, you know, his side is being like, no, this is just like a vicious rumor that's being spread. But what's crazy is that there's actually photo photos of the girl in like that room in the situation with, you know, sitting on P. Diddy's lap and she's like, that girl's me. But the, the face is blurred out, but she's like, it's me. I'm the girl when she was 13. And she's on and she's in the room and there's photos of it with. She's sitting on.

[Lary]

Shocker, the guy who's in prison right now for like almost 300 cases, like.

[Manny Mua]

Sitting on his lap. There's photos of it. They've shown the photos of it, but the, the face has been blurred out and she's like, I'm the face.

[Lary]

Oh.

[Manny Mua]

And I was 13. So how freaking absolutely insane is it that this is happening and now it's like bringing, you know, Jay Z's actually getting involved by name now. Do you know what's crazy? What's getting kind of passed around right now again too, circulating when they were in the elevator with Beyonce's sister and like her like going the hell in on Jay Z, trying to stop him, hit him, punch him. And Beyonce's just standing there like this as she's shredding Jay Z.

[Lary]

And I'm like, God only knows what for.

[Manny Mua]

I wish that audio was leaked. I wish there was audio to it. But like, you see this literal, like battle in the freaking elevator and Beyonce's.

[Lary]

There and just letting it happen. So really gotta.

[Manny Mua]

You just have to wonder, like, what is really going on? What's really transpiring? There's a lot of things to it. I'm very. Yeah, I don't know. I. I don't know. I don't know what it could.

[Lary]

It just broke. So.

[Manny Mua]

Yeah, I just broke. So we're gonna kind of continue with the story and figure it out. But it's horrific and for this woman to have to dealt with it is just absolutely horrible. And my, like, honestly my heart is with her because it's just. I can't even imagine. Imagine, truly.

[Lary]

Yeah.

[Manny Mua]

To grow up. And that's what happened to you when you were 13. Like, horrific. So we'll continue with the story because I feel like the Jay Z or the Diddy stuff, it just keeps getting brought up because now it's like the. The kind of worms is open.

[Lary]

Yeah.

[Manny Mua]

Now there's all.

[Lary]

I think this is just the beginning too. I think this girl is just the beginning. I think there's gonna be so many others. I mean, there already has been with Diddy, but I'm talking about with like a lot of other People that were involved with Diddy. I think like all these stories. Yes, yes, yes. I think all these stories. Our next topic is Brooke Schofield and her boyfriend. People do not like her boyfriend very much, darling.

[Manny Mua]

Again, another case that's like weird with you.

[Lary]

It's weird. It is weird.

[Manny Mua]

That's just like, oh my God. This is just. Can't y'all date your own age?

[Lary]

Is that.

[Manny Mua]

Can y'all not date your own age? Mind you, Brookus came out and was like denied the whole thing.

[Lary]

Oh, really?

[Manny Mua]

Yes. Brooke has like, this is all fake. This is not real. That like the, the blog that was like, that was written on Titan is not real. It's fake. It's all phony. Like it never happened. But there's all these photos of them together of like her current man and Sophia, the girl, the girlfriend's friend and that young girl and them being together and then being close friends and him, you know, saying all these things basically like commenting on her photos. And he was like in his 30s when she was like 17.

[Lary]

Huh. She was between 15 and 16, I think, whenever. And he was 28. He was 28 when she was between 15 and 16.

[Manny Mua]

Yes. So this is like the alleged. This is the situation that's happening and she's. And the thing is that's crazy.

[Lary]

So people are mad at Brooke because she's dating a guy that in the past dated a minor when he was 28, allegedly.

[Manny Mua]

And she's defending and being like, it's not real, it's not happening.

[Lary]

And Brooke is saying it didn't happen and it's not real. But the Internet has done a lot of digging and they've found social media posts where the guy had commented on the. The 16, 17, 15. 16 year old post. It does seem like they're dating.

[Manny Mua]

It's strange. And it's literally like the like emoji.

[Lary]

Yeah. And he like wrote a paragraph about his like how much he loved her during that time with people found.

[Manny Mua]

And they found like they cross referenced their dates. I think that's the thing is that people are very smart. They're very intuitive. They like figure out the dates of these things and they went back and they're like, this doesn't make sense with this date. This is how old you were at this time when you were this old. So that means you were an. A literal elder dating a 15, 16 year old.

[Lary]

Yeah.

[Manny Mua]

So it's like, it's such a crazy intense case.

[Lary]

It is.

[Manny Mua]

Where it's actually Brooke who's getting absolutely shredded.

[Lary]

She Is she for it?

[Manny Mua]

Because she's like, that's just like my man. That it's not true.

[Lary]

This has to be a brand new boyfriend for her, right?

[Manny Mua]

I think so.

[Lary]

It's something.

[Manny Mua]

It's definitely her, like, newest, newer. The newer situation that she's definitely talked about, but now that people know who it is, they're like, has she addressed.

[Lary]

It on her podcast?

[Manny Mua]

It was on.

[Lary]

On her Tick tock. I wonder if she'll talk about it.

[Manny Mua]

I think she took off the comments. I don't think that's like going, I really don't think it's going over well.

[Lary]

Why don't you just break out with him?

[Manny Mua]

But it's funny because on the podcast, like, people like, because she has said she's like, you know what? A lot of times, like, when I'm dating someone, like, I won't see the bad in them until it's done. And then it's like, damn, you're the worst. And now people are like, it's just not the exact same situation. But no, it's actually crazy how this situation happened again. This. Honestly, it's not Brooks here. Let's be real.

[Lary]

It ain't Brooks here.

[Manny Mua]

This is not her year. This is a lot going on. A lot of things are happening. So it's just once they get the sniff there's there. It's blood in the water, babe.

[Lary]

Yeah, it is. Why don't you just bring. There's gonna just be easier said than done. But I was like, why don't you.

[Manny Mua]

It's gonna be constant. Like, the nipping is gonna be absolutely insane. They're gonna. Everyone's gonna be like a little bit more intense about something. When you've been in that level of drama, drama and, you know, absolute vitriol from there.

[Lary]

And you do want to make really good decisions from then on out. Yes.

[Manny Mua]

And you try and you try your best. Hopefully, you know, you're trying to do the best thing that you can. But yeah, it's turned into like a whole actual mess. And it's like, oh, well, you know, that friend was friends with Sofia Richie, and this guy's connected to that family and all these kind of things that are involved. It's like actually a cluster. Oh, low key. It's like an absolute cluster. So it's like, who knows what's happening. Brooke has denied the entire thing, saying that that's. It's never happened. That they were just friends. They were family friends. So that's why they even have photos together. And that's why they have, like, anything. But I'm also thinking, like, so why. If that was, like, a thing, right? Like, their family, friends and people are making it up that they were dating, why would they do that that many years ago if they weren't, like, popping, like, if they weren't, like, famous, Right. These people, like, her, her current boyfriend and that girl, like, why would they be making all these things up back then? You know what I mean? So it's like, how is that. How is that even. How is it fake, then?

[Lary]

Yeah.

[Manny Mua]

You know what I'm saying?

[Lary]

Like, the comments on the social media posts.

[Manny Mua]

Yes. The comments. Or even, like, the paragraphs, things that.

[Lary]

He wrote about her on. On that website that they dug up and found. So you're like, why would they do that if he wasn't dating her, is what you're saying, saying?

[Manny Mua]

Yes.

[Lary]

See, that's the question.

[Manny Mua]

That's the question at hand. So I'm very like, huh. I just. I just hope, you know, just being smart with it and just making sure that she's crossing her T's and dotting her eyes and making sure that the person that she's dating is someone that, you know is a good person, that deserves to date her, all that kind of stuff. Like, I want it to be, like, an amazing situation. So it's unfortunate that it's literally like the complete opposite, publicly.

[Lary]

Yep.

[Manny Mua]

You know what I mean?

[Lary]

Yep.

[Manny Mua]

So, I don't know. There's a lot of tea. There's a lot of shit's going on, you guys. There's a lot of going on up in this piece.

[Lary]

Shall we wrap it up now?

[Manny Mua]

We can wrap it up, you guys. We have to also say that we're taking a break.

[Lary]

You're Manny. We've forgotten the intro.

[Manny Mua]

I know.

[Lary]

We wanted to say in the intro just in case some of y'all left early. You had heard it.

[Manny Mua]

We're taking a holiday break.

[Lary]

We are gonna miss y'all very, very much because we're taking, I think, three weeks off.

[Manny Mua]

Yeah, we're taking three weeks off. We're gonna do our next week's episode, is our last episode before. Before our break. So we have.

[Lary]

We have a guest next week, and.

[Manny Mua]

He ate down, like, such a great, great, great guest. But we are taking a little break, and then we'll be back, you know, mid January.

[Lary]

Yep.

[Manny Mua]

Is when we're going to be coming back. But we're really excited to just, like, kind of take the time, be with.

[Lary]

Our family and just take time off. Off. Relax a little, enjoy living life.

[Manny Mua]

Enjoy the holidays.

[Lary]

Enjoy our mortgages. I know that's right, girl.

[Manny Mua]

Enjoy just like, like, literally what the holidays are about and taking time. Because, like, I think a lot of people get holiday breaks, like, a lot of people do.

[Lary]

And I'm like, well, we're only getting holiday break on the podcast. We'll still be everywhere else, as you guys know. We'll be around coverage. We'll pause for three weeks, and then we will be back, and we'll be.

[Manny Mua]

Better than ever, picking right back up where we left off. So I'm excited to see you guys after next week in 2025.

[Lary]

We love you guys. Thank you for the most incredible year. We'll have one more episode coming, and we'll see, I guess, next week.

[Manny Mua]

Yeah. Yeah. Bye, guys.