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This week on the Snack Jimothy Usher's lap dance. And no influencers allowed.
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This is a Dear Media production Joy, Why are you laughing when we. You just looked scared before we started. Like, you. That face.
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I looked outside, and it looks like it's gonna pour down rain. And you and I got invited to this, like, premiere party with Stassi for her show, who was on our show this week, and I have to go outside to it, and I did get scared. I looked outside, I got scared.
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I had forgotten that was tonight, and you knew that was a trigger for me, and I completely forgot about it, Raina. And you had to be like, oh, my God, it looks like it's gonna rain. I'm not gonna go to the party
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that Ashley wants to go to. I hate you.
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I had forgotten all about it. I'm very upset. Like, the fact that, yes, this week is Stassi. The party is tonight, and it will have already happened, so we can share that. It's gonna be at the corner store. I am so upset to not go.
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Well, you know, every day I find reasons to convince me to move here. You were gonna see it on Instagram later.
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Okay, I know, I know, but, like, I was able to get through the day and, like, not have that, like, fomo. Romo, wait.
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Actually, you know what made me laugh so hard is you wrote I have to reset, and then you just wrote my attitude, and it made me laugh so hard.
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Yeah, I just. We've discussed not loving these virtual recordings, but there's always, like, a technical difficulty, and I just have to, like, reset and just. Yeah. Can I tell you something very funny? Just some weird shit went on yesterday. Like, just some stuff within our business has just been a little ups and downs, and everything's fine, you guys, but last night, Shashank came home from work, and he sat down next to me. We were outside in the patio, and I said, some weird stuff happened today.
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Also stuff.
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Some personal stuff. I just had, like, a few different things to tell him. And I said, like, some weird stuff happened. And he goes, I'm sad. Girly Pop.
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Girly Pop.
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I'm sad. Girly Pop sent me.
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He's like, clip it. Yes, Queen.
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I love you. I love you so much. Okay, and just on that note, before we get into it, I have an announcement that we are officially married.
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Oh, my God, you guys, I'm just finding this out right now.
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I saved it for you. So we are officially married. I guess we were, but I did not have the official marriage certificate in hand. It has been a nine month journey. I had to get one of our business managers involved. It has been so much back and forth dealing with the postal service and just all these things. Raina had to resign. We've talked about this before, but finally got it. Like, Lindsay texted me. She was like, did you get it? I called them and they said they sent. They sent it on July 8th. I ran to the mailbox. I was like, it's here.
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We did it. Congratulations. I'm so happy for you. And I would like to say I hope we can still do the wedding. I just. I really want to do it again. Let's do it every year. You know, like Chrishell Stous and her spouse, they get remarried every year. So I would like to do it again next year, please.
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Okay. Yeah, we talked about just doing like a festival in general at the W. So And Halloween party. So this year the Halloween is going to be Saturday. Oh, we'll talk about it. Because how fun would that be? Just to run it back to Gold Diggers.
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I think I have a show on the west coast and I will be.
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I think I have Stassi's party.
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I think I have Stassi's party. You are invited. The invite's invited. Ashley. And Ashley was like, I refuse to move to New York, so I will be abstaining.
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We'll see next time. We're still. We're talking about it.
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Okay, great.
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Let's thank our partner.
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There's a wide range in this one.
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That's true. They are really. We're going to take you on a roller coaster, but we're going to start on a high with Jimothy the raccoon,
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the circle shaped raccoon from the Pacific Northwest just running amok in Seattle.
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Sonic the Hedgehog vibes, him rolling around Reina. So we were traveling last week, and I saw DM start to pour in Ashley. Jimothy, you got to check out Jimothy. Jimothy this, Jimothy that. And you guys do this whenever there's a new viral animal. And I love that you know me like that. But I was like, I need to be able to sit down and fully digest this. When you guys all sent me punch, I started to read about Punch the monkey and started to cry. I was like, I need to be alone in private to fully get into this. So I didn't know. And when I finally took the time to look at Jimothy Raina, at first sight, he took my breath away. Like, Punch is like, the story is the thing. Mu dang even. It's like her personality was the thing. Jimothee, his looks are the thing. I gasped.
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So if you guys haven't seen this yet, Jimothy is a raccoon that has, like, a spinal disorder, and he is circle shaped. I mean, It's crazy to see. And, like, you know, sometimes you see something on the Internet, like, two or three times and your brain, like, won't let you digest the information. I was like, this is clearly AI. It's a monster. Like, he doesn't look real.
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He's mutated. He does have short spine syndrome. Someone said spina bifida, which I'm not totally sure if that's accurate, but, like, this is like a genetic mutation that has made him football shaped. I mean, I guess there are, like, more of him out there, but it began with a Seattle resident, Kiana hall posted him on Instagram and was like, what am I looking at?
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That's my
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head. I just want to read a few of the headlines. And I know you have, like, a favorite part of the whole Jimothy Madness. Jimothy Madness. Yeah. But here are just a few headlines that I just pulled this morning. Seattle's viral raccoon Jimothy celebrated with official city proclamation. Meet Jimothy the viral raccoon who bridges political divide. Jimothy the raccoon receives honor from Washington Governor Goodyear Blizzard. Roku and Slim Jim get behind Jimothy Raccoon. And Congress crosses party lines for Jimothy Roku. And lastly, Seattle officially declares Jimothy Summer. Move over, poop girl Summer. It's short spine Summer. Welcome, Jimmy. I am just so into him.
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I like the brands that came forward. If Roku came forward for me, I'd be like, I'm okay. Thank you so Much.
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Where's Netflix? Honestly, where's Netflix?
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The smallest remote. No, thank you.
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But I think we do need to celebrate Short Spine Summer in honor of Jimothy.
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That's what I have.
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I feel like you can get into this.
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My favorite thing about this. This is crazy, you guys. So I was doing research this morning and I googled Jimothy. And across the bottom there's this green circle with a handprint. And if you click the handprint, which at this point almost 17 million people have this. This like little ball of a raccoon scurries across your screen. I mean, Google has really just like gotten in the mix in the best way. Oh my God. So delightful.
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Yeah, I know. And I love the ticker down there of how many people are like experiencing this. It's really so special. So that's what's going on with Jimothy. Thank you guys always for sending this to us. Obviously we were gonna cover it. And just to end this conversation, I do wanna note some news from last year that we never really talked about, that raccoons are showing early signs of domestication. So do with that what you will. You could very well have your own Jimothy in your home.
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You don't want that.
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I love raccoons. So much rain. You know, I've talked about this and like, no, you should foster they are. I, at this point, I don't. Don't think I support domesticating them. I do follow a few domesticated ones on Instagram and they seem really happy. But every couple months or so they are on our patio, backyard situation. And it's like the best night of my life. I'm obsessed with raccoons. So obviously Jimothy really hit different for me.
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There's just some animals I like. I just. I don't know. It's like watching a dog walk on its hind legs. I can't understand it. Like in the home, like, remember that guy who had that squirrel? That guy with a huge penis? Oh, that guy.
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That guy. That squirrel. What was that squirrel? That squirrel also got political.
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No. Something like Donald Trump. Like Donald Trump, like, had that squirrel killed. And you guys don't hold me to this.
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I. I don't know if that's what happened. I feel like there's just been so many, like, animal stories, but I don't know if that's exactly what happened, but it sounds about right.
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You guys, don't quote me on this, but that's probably what happened, you know, like, if anybody was going to kill this huge dick, guys, squirrel it was
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Donald Trump, but I think the huge dick owner was Republican. Don't quote me on this. You know what? I don't want to fact check this. Let's just go with it.
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I don't care. You know, I feel like would be so fun for us just once. You would be very good. You know, I love when you go to, like, the museums and you, like, meme all the art. I think it'd be really fun to be like, museum docents or just like, city guides in general. And you just make it up. You just make stuff up. Like, how fun would that be?
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Our friend Taylor, who we love, has a podcast called Spoonerism with her two friends, Jordan and Ren. And their tagline of the podcast is we fact check nothing. And I love that energy. So you guys check it out if you want to go. They don't care. Normally saying stuff.
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Yeah, not them.
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And on a sadder note of the animal report, Simon Sits, who was the dog of Isabel Klee, and the Instagram handle was Simon Sits. And that was the whole brand has passed away. And we had Isabel on our episode last week, and we'd recorded that a few weeks prior. Simon was sick, but they weren't talking about the end of his life when we recorded with her. And as the weeks went by, she spoke about his decline, and he had had a seizure condition. And she documented this. People are so grateful to her, me included, for sharing this journey because it's something so painful that so many people have to go through. And they decided to put him down because he was just. His quality of life was severely declined with really no hope that it would get better. And so they made the decision and they set the date. And in his final days, the way they were able to celebrate his life, I mean, it was something I wish I could have done for Dewey. I mean, they had all his friends and family come over and they did all his favorite things and was able to celebrate his life in such a special way. And we're all getting to witness this. And, I mean, every morning I woke up to texts from friends who were recently introduced to Simon or had heard of her from our episode or just, you know, I'm never not talking about this. You know, this was, like, always on my. On my mind. So every morning, Laura Lee, Ashley, why'd you do this to me? I'm crying, you know, like, I can't handle this. And so I just feel like the passing of this dog collectively rocked the Internet in such a way. But it was so beautiful the way she was able to celebrate his life. And the Muddy Paws rescue had recently renamed their on site veterinary facility to the Simon Sits Veterinary Clinic, which Muddy Paws is a rescue out of New York, one that Isabel really worked closely with. They got over half a million dollars in audience donations. Like the. His legacy of helping people and encouraging them, inspiring them to foster and adopt and her incredible book and all the things, it leaves such a legacy behind. And it's, it doesn't make it any less heartbreaking. But I just, I'm thankful to her for sharing and I mean, all of our love and our thoughts are with her.
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Yeah. And she is so inspiring. I mean, you guys loved her. It's one of our top episodes, I mean, truly in a really long time. You guys just listened to that. You love the clips. So I mean, obviously continue to follow her. But my. Our hearts are, our hearts are with her.
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Yeah. And I wanted to look this up. You know, when this stuff comes up, people share their stories of pet loss. And if you're new around here, I lost Dewey in 2021 and we did an episode on it and I just wanted to pull it up. It is called Pet Loss, Grief Relief and Showing Love. And it was February 7, 2021, and people message me weekly, probably that they listen to it or they relisten to it and help them. And so this is not like promoting our episode. It's just like there are resources out there. There's more than just this episode. But we even have a lot of the resources that I helped me in the episode. So you guys can check that out if you are. Are struggling with this. And rip to Simon as Azul winds from the back. Yeah. So you know, hold, hold your dogs tight, everybody. And we're thinking about them.
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Okay, well, moving on to this surprised me. It surprised the nation. Maybe it surprised me for a different reason, which I will tell you, but LeBron James has signed a two year deal with the Sixers to play in Philly and this will be his fourth team ever. Correct.
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The Cavs, the, the Heat, the lakers and the 76ers. First of all, I would like to refer to him as Raina listed him on our outline for this week, which is LeBron. So something made me laugh so hard right now because, like, it's like LE capital B. And she wrote it. L E L E B capital R O N LeBron. And I could not stop laughing. Like, it really made me laugh. LeBron is going to the 76ers. We woke up to a text on our group chat when we were out of town this weekend of our friend, so being like, ashley, did you see LeBron's going to Philly? And I was like, literally, she just met for the weekend. I would never in a million years have believed this. It took me a while to even digest it. I cannot fucking believe this. This is like the coolest thing of all time that he is going to pretty much end his career there. He wants to win a championship for them. He's not doing it for the money. He's making $8 million over the course of two years, free charity. So for this man to be like, I just want to play. I want another championship, and I'm going to go to Philly to do it, sir. What? And now Philly as a couple of weeks ago, the Celtics traded Jalen Brown to Philly. Like, this is going to be unstoppable team. Like, I am worried about the amount of money I'm going to spend on Sixers tickets.
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This is how I get you back to the East Coast. This is how I catch you.
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Season tickets. Take my money.
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I'm going to be totally honest with you. I didn't really entirely realize he was still playing. I mean, I guess I didn't. I guess if he had retired, I would have been aware of it. You know what I mean? Like, I would have. Like, his son plays also in the NBA. I was like, he plays with this. So how is this still happening? I just didn't know that, like, we were at the point at which he was signing new contracts, going to new cities. Like, I thought we were done here.
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Well, yeah, so I think people were like, he's going to retire. First of all, by the way, I love LeBron. If you know the show, you know this. I know some people don't like him. He's a crybaby. Whatever. He is kind of crybaby. I love him. He's a legend.
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That's your nickname.
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He's the Goat. If I could. If I. What would I say if I could pick one person to trade bodies with? I'd choose LeBron. Like, we did this back years ago, and you were like, em Rada. And I was like, lebron, so love him. And, yeah, I think people thought he was about to retire. And the fact that he was like, nah, let me give it one more go. Like, I still got that dog in me. I still have another championship to win, and I want to go play with Jalen Brown and Joel Embiid. But I have a question for you, because you brought up Bronnie do you think Bronnie is upset his dad is leaving or he's glad to not have him watching his every move on the team?
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I can't go to work with my dad. Okay? Like, what a nightmare. Like, I am just an HR disaster. Can you imagine? My dad came to work with me. I hate when he comes to the shows. My poor dad is in the front. Listen to us talk about eating buttholes. No. No one wants to go to work with their parent. I think he's probably excited then. Now they can play against each other and, like, you know, they can challenge each other for interstellar domination. It's pretty crazy. Has this ever happened? Are they the only ones?
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I'm pretty sure. I'm pretty sure it was the only time a dad has played on a team with his son. It's so crazy, and it's obviously so cool, but I bet he's ready to, like, shine on his own play against his dad. That's insane. We need, like, a documentary about this. Can I just say, what a fucking year for basketball. Raina. I ordered a basketball last night. I ordered a basketball we have.
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For what? To play.
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To play. If LeBron can start with a new team at 41, I can restart my basketball career at 43. We have these incredible courts in the park across from our apartment. I keep asking Shashank to go over there and play with me. I. I asked for basketball for my birthday. Apparently, he thought I was kidding. So last night I got on Amazon and ordered a basketball. It arrives tomorrow, and I'm going to get out. I've just been so inspired this year. And I used to play in high school. I was the worst. I was a Jr. On JV. I'm like a legendary, terrible player. But I want to, like, get out. I don't know. I just feel like. We have these brand new. They redid the courts recently. It looks so fun. People are out there at night playing. Like, I just want to go hit the courts.
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Wow, you really miss me. This is what you're. Is what you're doing,
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right? Is like, I would never allow this.
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This is a rounded check. Ashley's like, I'm really just getting into basketball right now because you're not here to stop me. Also, you know, I don't know if you guys have ever heard me say this. I used to play basketball. I would go every single weekend in middle school. And my dad was like, as an adult, he was like, I have to be honest with you. It was genuinely humiliating. It was. You feel like I would like run away from the ball and just be talking to the other kids on the court.
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Totally. Yeah. I was terrible. Honestly though, like I was not great at organized sports because I would get too much in my head of like I couldn't just relax and play the sport. Like it never came naturally to me. I'd be like, what's the play? Where am I supposed to be? Like when I would play just pick up basketball or when I would play basketball in gym class, I was way better and I would like play with the boys and I, I, when I could just like let loose. Like I was just really neurotic about everything in school, growing up, sports included. So I was always, I could never just play the game. And so I'm excited to just play the game, you know, for the love of the game.
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Just, it's just for the beauty of the game.
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Okay, so our next story is something that went kind of viral. It is from an Usher concert that happened in Nashville. And essentially, you know, listen, Usher, he is sexy, his shirt is off, he is sweaty. He calls this woman up on stage to participate in the performance and the video goes viral because she is very stiff. She doesn't really want to be engaged with like this. I mean he is so sweaty. This video and the Internet went kind of crazy about her reaction. I mean she just looks stiff as a board. Like is not into this at all. I mean she makes you look like the world's best person to get stripped on planet earth and then she clapped back. So we'll take you guys through all of what he said.
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And she said, yeah, I mean I can't Even imagine my 20 year old self this happening. The usher was my number one right now. I don't even know. Like, I did a speech on him in college. I was so obsessed. I went to multiple concerts. Like, I remember having a birthday party for him one year. Like, I was so obsessed with him. And then I met him and I was like, oh, I'm towering over him and the crush is over, but I still think he's super sexy. And I'm like a lifelong fan of his music. They called her up and I mean, truly, he's trying to kind of lay her down. And like you said, she is light as a feather, stiff as a board. She doesn't want it. And they had pre organized this, so. And she talks about that too, that they had chosen her ahead of time and she was going to go on. On stage. And her name's Gabrielle, Cheyenne. And she is gorgeous, by the way. I mean, she's in her. In her 20s because there's, you know, there's an age gap there. And as she is not feeling this, Usher is kind of like, in the nicest way possible, get her off the stage. I mean, he doesn't. He's thinking this isn't going to go how it should and how it typically does. And he's probably thinking, like, this should have been vetted better. And it's like they abandoned the bit basically. And he kind of like shoes her off the stage and she gets off the stage and so of course it went viral. And. Do you want me to read her clapback statement? Yeah. Okay. So she posts this. This looks like it was on Facebook, and it looks like it was just to her friends, and she was kind of clapping back to people in Chattanooga that really were just, like, coming for her. So she says, first off, nobody is declining to go on stage. I looked good as fudge. You thought I wasn't going to let thousands of people see me on the big screen where you bitches will never be. My mom and I had floor seats. Their team approached us and moved us to VIP before the show even started. Pretty privileges. Something y' all will never know about. They don't say who you're going to go up there for. Y' all wanted me to get up there and fuck him. Chat folks aren't used to anything. Chattanooga. That's the most exciting thing y' all would have happened. Y' all little ass lives. Fuck y' all disrespectfully.
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So my trap. Oh, my God. I was terrified to get in a fight with her. I'm scared right now. So when.
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When I first saw it I did have some compassion for her. Like maybe she got herself into a situation she didn't want to be in. But when I read the statement I was like, imagine saying pretty privileged publicly. Like to me this is the difference between internal thoughts, public posts. Like this is what you say to your friends privately. Like I look good as you think. I'm not going to go up there. Like this is shit you say to your friends. And she posted it online. Like this is what it means. She's not a person that's famous or has a publicist. Like you should kind of know how this is going to be received. But she said what she said.
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I actually don't disagree with what she said. It's funny, like every sentence like jives with the next sentence. The, the statement does not jive with me. With the person I'm seeing on stage being like, don't touch me, I'm so stiff. Listen, I get it. Not everybody wants to be stripped on by a sweaty shirtless man. That's, that's your prerogative. But like this person that's like you and you can't tell me nothing. The person I'm looking at on stage did not want to be up there. Why'd you go up there?
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This is where I'm a little confused. I again I watched her interview. She went to the concert explicitly to see Chris Brown. So which that's all the comments too. She thought it was going to be Chris and she got Usher. Which to me listen to lust after Chris Brown is a red flag. I'll never understand it, you know, so that's why I'm not going to this concert, you know, in the, in the first place. But that's her prerogative. So I'm unclear though because they, they lead her up. I watched the video where they lead her up like Usher was on stage. So you know it's going to be Usher. Like this isn't a mystery who's behind door number one, I don't think. But like she. So I'm a little unclear on that. I understand they're leading you up. You had been pre picked and you wanted to get dance on my Chris Brown. She, her narrative is when they said will you come up on stage and get and got her consent. They don't. She said they didn't tell her who and she was hoping it would be Chris Brown and lo and behold, it's Usher. I echo a lot of the comments that are like she was too young to be up there with Usher. Like leave Chris Brown to The. To the young girls. Like, let some aunties be up there with usher. He is 47 years old. Like, bring some elder millennials like, our age up there, they would 100% be into it. I think she's 24. Like, I mean, young either. Chris Brown's not that young either, but I think, you know, you can consent to something and then decide in the moment you don't want to do it anymore. But you. You also do know what these shows are about, and, you know, they're hypersexual. And you. You've seen the videos and you've done the research, and, I mean, she didn't come across humble, that's for sure. I mean, to type out I have pretty privilege in a. In a social media post is crazy work.
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That is not a girl who took her statement, tossed it in ChatGPT and said, soften this for me. She was like, make it more fucked up, make it crazier. I feel like I'm always out here trying to, like, wordsmith like myself down to actually sounding, like, rational and not insane. Not her.
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Yeah. And, you know, it just, again, this is entertainment for us. This is giving us something to talk about. Like, Usher didn't love it, but he laughed it off too. Like, this girl is probably kind of a bitch, but she is beautiful and, like, let her live. Like, I'm sure people are just saying the meanest shit to her. Death threats and whatnot. Like, once again, people, the Internet takes it too far. But, you know, she did fuck up the vibes at the show, and she has since clapped back, and that's just, like, what it is, you know, this really hits close to home, as we have done 200 shows. I mean, and a lot of them, we have had male strippers at the shows, and we've also been to the Chippendales. We've been to Magic Mike. Like, Raina has been on stage with the Chippendales and at their show in Vegas, and we've had them at our show. And every time we pull girls up on stage, we. There is a part of me that's like, I hope this goes well. And I think a hundred percent of the time, our girls know themselves enough to volunteer. Like, I'm not that girl that's gonna volunteer. I really don't want to be thrown around and stripped on. I'll do it here and there. But Reina loves to do it. But there's always a part of me that's like, what if one day, like, someone thinks they want to come up and they come up there and they aren't enjoying it because it does get super sexual, like it is for entertainment. And it looks crazy to some people when you're basically kind of getting like dry humped. But that is the type of show that it is. And that's why people go, yeah, I
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A
volunteer for it every time. But that's just me, you know, and I know myself and I know what I'm gonna enjoy. Listen, if I wasn't having that type of day, I wouldn't go up there. But I like it. But I also validate that, like, the majority of our audience doesn't want to come up there and get that done. And, like, I also think that's totally fine too. Like, you do with your body what you want to do.
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B
Yeah. I mean, we've never had a situation like this in dozens and dozens of shows with our guys. I mean, there was a girl at a show recently that basically assaulted one of the strippers. I mean, she flipped him over. He did not see it coming. Like, that's actually probably the most scandalous thing that has happened at a girls Got each show was that someone from the audience took it too far with this giant jacked stripper where he never
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think it's gonna happen.
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He. He truly got off the stage. Like, what the fuck just happened? I mean, it was fine, but she was a little too into it. But I don't like this girl's statement. She's. She's probably not my kind of girl, but at the end of the day, I do respect a. What y' all thought. I wasn't gonna go on stage looking like I do?
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A
Amen.
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B
Go on, let's say it to your. Say it to your friends.
- [32:07]
A
They just talk shit in the group chat. I feel like a lot of people right on the Internet. Don't you friends talk to your friends.
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B
I just wanted to say one thing. Speaking of pretty privilege, there are articles out there that it's no mascara summer and that if you can rock no mascara, you have pretty privileged because it could not be me. The article in the Cut says it's a no mascara summer. I've seen this before. It scares the shit out of me. It's giving, like, low rise jeans coming back energy.
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A
I won't be bullied into this. I won't be doing it. We've lost so much. And honestly, I have over the years gotten so comfortable wearing very little makeup. I have a skincare routine now. I don't wear a lot of makeup. I used to, like, never walk out the door without like quite a bit of makeup on. But like I. You can't take, you can't take mascara away from me. Let me just speak for all the blonde haired women that have no definition around their eyeballs. You will not be taking mascara away from me. Okay? What else do I have? I already got rid of black eyeliner. All of it. I never wear it. I got rid of top and bottom eyeliner. Okay, Yes. I got rid of everything. My hair extensions. You can't take mascara away from me.
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B
No. Like, this is rage bait. And I will say if you think you can just have nothing on your lashes, you are prettier than me. Like, I think about Nikki Glaser's bit when she says without makeup, I am an attractive man. She's like, I look like a yoga teacher named Jesper or something like that. Like, I can't remember the exact joke. Like, that is my one thing. And so I wanted to ask you, and ask our audience, of course, we want you to weigh in in the comments. One makeup item you can put on
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A
mascara is number one. My second one is laneige. I like their lip balm. The color Berry. It's like, that's it and I'm out the door. But if I could only do one thing, obviously mascara, blonde eyelashes. I look crazy without. And I've thought about eyelash tinting, but truly I have a really nice eyelashes. It's like the only thing that's real on my face and like, I don't want them to fall out. So I just like, you can't take this away from me. Okay?
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B
I've.
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A
We've lost so much.
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B
I'm with you. I mean, if my lips are crusty, like if I have that white line, I will go lip before lash. But like, if my lips look okay and I have one thing I can use before I go out in public, it is mascara. And of course I wear no makeup, mascara included around the house when I go run errands and stuff like that. But if I really am going to like be in public, be seeing people, be on camera in any way, like, that's my item. 10 toes down on mascara. What are we doing here? I'd rather have like no brows than mascara. Shave my brows off, bleach my brows and lashes.
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A
Chunky statement necklaces are back. Low rise jeans. I mean, we are dealing with a lot this summer. Balloon pants, taffeta. There is so much back that I never wanted to see again for the rest of my life. I'm doing mascara. Okay, Fuck all This bullshit.
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B
Yeah. It is not a no mascara girl summer. It's poop girl summer and short spine summer. And that is where we draw the line.
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A
Yes. Okay, so for the next story, I'm obsessed with what's going on. So there is a store in Nantucket. It's an antique store. And they put up this sign that said no influencers. And Nantucket, I will say, has just more and more of the last couple of years. Just there is an explosion of influencers flooding the island. And I think this was just kind of like cutesy tongue in cheek. They don't have a huge social following. They took a photo of it posted on their Instagram, and it has gone super viral. And Paige Lorenz, who is an influencer, she's married to a famous tennis player. She owns a company called Dairy Boy in the same town. She basically, like, got in the comments and said, like, this is bullshit. And like, so many women, specifically women, depend on influencer income and things like that. She really, like, kicked up a big stink. And then as a response, also in Dairy Boy put up a sign that said, like, influencers welcome. So this is the story and the background that we will discuss for you guys today.
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B
I think it's so lame to get offended by, like, a no influencers side. It means don't come in here and take up some space and make a bunch of content and not buy anything. I feel like that much is obvious. It's more of a behavior than an attack on your profession. It didn't say no white women. It didn't say no blonde women. It's like not defining of your physical appearance, which means you can shop there. You just need to behave.
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So I've seen people take it as far as this to say, like, you are picking a group of people and saying they can't come in here. And I'm like, you guys, influencers are not a marginalized community. We don't have a parade, so you can't keep us out of it. You can't, like, make rules. Like, it's so ridiculous.
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B
Like, I am an influencer. I'm an OG influencer. So is Raina. I mean, that's not my top thing. I would describe myself today, obviously podcast or comedian, but we are original influencers. Like, I was an OG back in 2014. Raina was an original food blogger. Like, I went on an influencer trip for my honeymoon. I mean, I was offered a brand trip. And I will tell you, there was a store on our honeymoon in Singapore. It had all these lanterns, turns and it said no photos. Whatever the language was was like, no photos or video unless you buy something. It was more finessed than that. And I wanted photos and video. I also wanted to shop there. We bought a lot of things there. We bought gifts for people. And then the owner could not have been more happy for me to take photos and video. Like, I respect them because it is a. It's on Arab street, and it's so enticing to look at. Like, I can understand people coming in there to get content and not buying anything. And I really respected that. And that's all. That's. That's kind of what I feel like the no influencer sign meant.
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A
I'm 100% in agreement with you. This is, like, a little antique shop. And I think they're just like, we know that this is, like, I know you want to come in here and do this. I see this a lot also in, like, Ojai, California, like, right by where I live, I used to live. And where you live, like, all these little antique and thrift stores, and people do go there to make content. And, you know, the point of the store was, like, you're in the videos of, like, other people are in these videos. We don't really want that to be the experience of our customer. We're this, like, little town. I just didn't take as much issue with it. And that comes from me. Like, I support influencer culture more than anybody. I live in the epicenter of influencer culture, if you guys are curious. I live in the West Village, and it's honestly kind of hard to be outside on Saturdays and Sundays in the West Village. I mean, the lines are so long for pizzas, bagels, sandwiches, ice cream. I mean, the lines are so long.
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B
Frozen yogurt. Yeah.
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A
The frozen yogurt line, it's like. It's so long, it, like, almost meets the Apollo bagels line and the industry pizza line and the Mama's to line and the Hanks Salt Hanks sandwiches. And all of these lines are so long. Like, it's hard to be in the West Village, but I still support people's right to make content. And also on top of that, I think it's incredible how incredible it is to start a small business where you are just selling, like, frozen yogurt or pizza. And, like, you go so viral. So, like, I really support these small businesses very, very, very much. If that's how you want to spend your day, standing in line to make content, I don't care. All that being said, I think It's a little silly to take issue with this because I think a business also has the right to be like, this is not the experience we want to have. It's not the experience I want to have. I hate walking around here in the middle of all this shit.
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B
To tag into what you said, which I totally co sign is like, influencers have supported these businesses and stimulated this shit economy. And of course there's a ton of bad behavior and they've ruined things too. And I say that as someone that that's still in my job description. But they've influenced people and they've helped a lot of businesses. And I saw this one comment under the article that says, this actually isn't really the influencers that are problem. It's the wannabes that are filming everything for TikTok that they've been influenced. It's not as much these like, OG influencers, they were there way before and now it's like everyone else. Like everyone is filming all the time. Like when we say influencers have ruined everything, it's like they encouraged a bunch of people or motivated people to go to a certain spot that now is overrun with people who are not influencers. Like, that's kind of the thing that's gone wrong. But Paige Lorenz basically said this was anti feminist, which is a real reach and just takes away from the feminist movement as a whole. Like, yes, I understand influencer culture is mostly women as a woman and an influencer. And you know, I don't agree with statements like, all in for all. Influencers are terrible, they're ruining everything. But to bring feminism into it is virtue signaling. And I just had a problem with that.
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A
I, I agree. Listen, this is just one of those things, like, you're welcome to do either. Like, if you want to be an influencer and run around, do your thing, that's fine. If you want to be a store, that's like, actually to my own detriment, I do not want influencers in here. This is not the experience I want to give to my store. Like, you know what I mean? Like, to your own detriment. Meaning, like, influencers aren't going to come in there and promote your store. You're like, that's how important it is to me to not have that experience for my customers. Like, I don't care either person is right. Like, it's just not that deep. To me. It's not like a feminist thing. It's not really making a comment about people being influencers. It's saying, I don't want my customers to have to, like, be around this shit, and that's fine. I say that as an influencer and somebody who does not particularly love being around this shit, but I support other people wanting to do it.
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B
Right. I just. I really have a problem with weaponizing feminism. And, like, my fear, though, was that a bunch of influencers or want to be influencers were going to go get a photo in front of that sign. That's where I kind of thought this was all going. Like, you want to kind of just be snarky about it, but, yeah, it feels crazy to get offended by it. You know what it means if you are an influencer, One of the most famous ones in the world, you can walk in there. You know, you're allowed to walk in there. You know that's not what it meant.
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A
Just because I just think that this sort of brought a lot of really negative and unfair attention against this business. And, you know, they get threats and people, you know, it's. It's mobilizing a lot of people to, like, hack this, like, really small antique shop.
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B
Yeah. And I. But I like the way he's handled it. Like, when they're like, what do you think about her feminist comment? He was like, I don't care. I don't care. This is ridiculous. So team antique store. Okay, well, let's just talk about our remaining partners, and then we will hit you guys with your headlines.
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A
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A
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B
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A
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B
Off. Okay. Headlines. Mitch McConnell's corpse strikes again. We have a new proof of life photo that looks just like the other one. He is sitting there again next to his wife. He swears he's alive. He says he's in a rehab facility and he has not worked for six weeks. I feel like they are trolling us at this point. If he can take a photo, he can make a video. I don't know where this man is or what he's doing, but he's been off work for six weeks. A man who has continuously voted against paid medical leave for the American people. Six weeks, sir. Get out. You're done. You're done.
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A
They're trying to sell us on the reality of this photo. They didn't even. They didn't even bother to change it from the last photo. His wife is next to him. She's holding him up. She's holding him up by the arm. She's like, you will be in this photo. She got him dressed this time and got him into a chair. I Mean, it is crazy. And he's like, I swear I'm gonna get back to work. Listen, I. You're not qualified to do this job anymore. Get out of here.
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B
So the Kentucky's governor, Andy Beshear, wrote in a new letter to Mitch McConnell, it has now been 43 days since news of your hospitalization. During that time, you have cast zero votes, engaged in no official activities. I am calling on you to directly and verbally address the people of Kentucky and provide proof of your capacity to serve. You're done. You're fired.
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A
People voted for you to represent them and your constituency, and you can't do that. You don't have the capacity to do that. So come on, let's, like, be honest about what's happening here, that you're not really alive anymore.
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B
Yes. Goodbye. And rip.
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A
I'm not qualified to talk about.
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B
So that's not mature enough. We have an Amanda and West update.
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A
Proof of Life. We have an Amanda and West proof of life.
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B
That's so funny. This is a Proof of Life report.
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A
Listen, I really hoped that, like, you know, people would just, like, leave them alone. Who cares? They can, like, return to their own life and return to social media. And they have sort of done that, but in the strangest way possible. I don't really understand, like, what is going on. Listen, you don't have to go away forever. You have to get off the Internet for forever. But, like, they have been posting some of the weirdest shit. So people. This started like a week or two ago. They were at a wedding, she was wearing a flowy dress, and people were speculating that she was pregnant. And so the two of them, guys,
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B
Wes Wilson, Amanda Batola, Summerhouse, if you're new, under a rock. We kind of glossed over it. But anyway, so just. Sorry to interrupt you, but yes.
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A
No, no, thank you. They're at a wedding. She's wearing a flowy green dress. People speculated that she was pregnant. And then they made this TikTok where they're at the store getting ice cream and pickles and putting it into this card. I don't know. It would be, like, funny if everybody didn't hate you guys so much.
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B
I know. Like, that's the thing.
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A
Like, they.
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B
I feel like they think they're really, really eating down with this. And it's like, there's still just the way you guys got together in the first place. You, like, caused harm to other people. Like, just stop. Like, it's not no one.
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A
No, that's what it is. I have not seen a genuine apology from either person. I never thought in my entire life I'd see somebody whose behavior made me go, well, at least Tom Sandoval did. X, Y and Z. Like, these two have never publicly apologized for anything they have seen, skirted around all this and all the people that they hurt. And now they're like making silly videos. And it's just. It's a decision.
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B
They're trolling. They're trolling. So it's just like, that's weird. Like, it's like, it's not even that funny. It's like you're trolling people after all the harm you caused it. It's not funny.
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A
So the new thing that they posted was he posted a happy birthday to her. And it's like an AI photo of her where it's not really her. And he had posted it at first and put one caption, took it down, put it back up. He said, happy birthday, twin. I just. What are you guys doing? Like, what are you guys doing?
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B
What are you doing? Consulting with nobody? Not a publicist in sight?
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A
No, just like, I don't think people, like, want anything from them. That's like, oh, they just did that shit. Like, I think people want a genuine apology from you guys or for you to go away, but they don't want this.
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B
Right.
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A
Okay, well, moving along. The White House Correspondents Dinner was this week, and Donald Trump, the biggest joke of all, decided to try to make fun of other people. It was hard. Watch.
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B
It always is. It was silent in the room. A complete bomb, as always. Well, I mean, you know, sometimes we say, like, if he wasn't the president, he would be funny. This was not one of those times. He went in on Kaitlan Collins again with her thing about her not smiling. The room is dead silent. He made a trans joke. He compared her to Dylan Mulvaney. Dylan Mulvaney is a gorgeous trans woman. You know, it's just kind of like, okay, what are you even trying to do there? And everybody's just sitting there. And, you know, she is. She's been doing some press around it, and she is just such a queen and is like, this isn't about me, you know, this is about holding the President of the United States accountable. She always says the right thing. She posted, quote from Eleanor Roosevelt and that's all she's really going to do, you know, and I respect it. And he always goes in on her because she's doing her job. And I honestly think that it's a badge of honor that the smallest man who ever Lived this disgusting predator is her op. I mean, if Donald Trump likes you, you're not living your life the right way.
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A
I know. That's how you know you're doing the right thing.
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B
Yeah, exactly. So, I mean, she's the queen and we support her. And it's so funny, the smile thing, because I think I was watching her, I was watching a clip with her and Jon Stewart. She can't stop smiling. She's always smiling. She's not going to smile at you.
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A
She, I mean, she's a lovely disposition. We have some mutual friends with her. I've only ever heard wonderful things about her. And it's so weird and creepy and antiquated to tell women to smile. Like, what is this, 1920? This is the President. It's so weird and creepy. He's like, she's an attractive woman. She's very attractive. What it kill you to smile a little bit, Caitlin? It's like I can feel the uncomfortableness in the room. It's so creepy.
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B
It's so bad. It's like every day, obviously it's a new fresh hell. And it's like, this shouldn't be allowed. This. The President should be able to talk to people like this at a correspondence center or at all. But you know, here we are, the
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A
bars in hell while we stand with you, Caitlin.
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B
And one thing, we're just going to make it quick. We missed this last week. We didn't have a snack. But speaking of predators, Andrew Tate was arrested in what can only be described as capri pants and a going out top. And Ray of flagged his outfit immediately and he's now he's in solitary confinement. I don't know what's going on. We don't want to give it too much airtime, but the outfit he was arrested in, I mean this is supposed
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to be the beat, the so called beacon of masculinity and how men are supposed to dress. He is wearing a skin tight button down, sparkly purple shirt with silver capris and slippers and gold necklaces. He looks so fucking ridiculous. This is supposed to be the picture of masculinity. He looks like he's on the way to the Ice Capades. It's the first thing I thought when he walked out was getting arrested. And yes, he's like live tweeting from solitary, which I don't really understand about how he doesn't have drinkable water and his conditions are bad.
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B
How are you tweeting? Thank God he's telling us how terrible it is. I love that thank God. He's. He's in hell.
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A
I would love to thank the people that created the situation for him, but
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B
let him tweet that out. I couldn't. I can rest easy. Okay, so we couldn't really get too much in that last week, but we still at least wanted to address his look. And I saw, like, brands hopping on the trend, like, selling the outfit, like. And lastly, there are some celebrities that are slowly starting to talk about Taylor and Travis's wedding. Like, some comments about how wonderful it was from Niecy Nash, Mike Vrabel, Stephen A. Smith. All I wanted to say is, Raina, I cannot believe we have not seen a damn thing from this wedding. It's shocking. Sometimes it'll hit me that this wedding was on July 3rd, and we haven't seen a thing. And I respect the privacy and that they wanted this to be private, but I didn't see this coming. I thought we would see something by now. A dress, like, anything. I thought we would see wedding photos. We saw their engagement photos. Like, they have shared a lot with us. So I, for one, am shocked.
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A
Why do I get hundreds of photos on the Internet every time they go to Via Corota or the corner store or Theresy? Like, I. I have so much more information what they had for dinner. And, yes, I guess they wanted to keep it private, but they invited a thousand people and got married at the most famous arena in the world. So, like, could we just get a picture of the decor, please? Like, what? They leaked?
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B
Like, what?
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A
The wedding invitations and, like, the little handkerchiefs. And then you have the guy from AMC theaters talking about the wedding. Like, can I just. Can we just get a photo? This is so unfair.
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B
I don't. I just don't understand it. I don't get it. We saw the whole engagement set up, the photos. Like, I'm curious what the strategy is here. It never is this. It's almost August. It's almost a month out.
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A
I'm devastated, okay? I've not been a fan this long to not be fed.
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B
Okay, you know what? There's something's gonna happen.
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A
Is there a music video documentary?
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B
Is there something. We will see it. It's a matter of time, and I will die on that hill. But it's just. Who's to say when it'll be.
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A
I hope there's a documentary, like, about her concert, about the air.
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B
They're gonna. I think they're gonna monetize it in some way.
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A
God, I hope so.
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B
You know, like, ever. We're all sitting here wanting to see it. So it's like, why would they not make a splash? I don't know.
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A
And then donate the money to charity? Okay, but we'll be, we'll be waiting, you guys.
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B
Okay. Well, that is your snack, you guys. Thanks for being here, girls. Gotta eat, girls. Got you. Podcast, Instagram and Tick Tock. I am Ash Hess on Instagram and Tick tock. Raina is raina.greenberg raina greenberg.com for her fall tour tickets. And you can watch full video on Spotify and YouTube. Subscribe Leave a comment, Share this with a friend and we will see you Monday.
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A
Have a good weekend, guys.
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B
Bye. It.