Angela Giarratana & Patrick McDonald, Our Artists on Artists Friends

Summary

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Hollywood Handbook – “Angela Giarratana & Patrick McDonald, Our Artists on Artists Friends”

Podcast: Hollywood Handbook
Host: iHeartPodcasts
Release Date: June 2, 2026
Guests: Angela Giarratana, Patrick McDonald (of Artists on Artists on Artists on Artist)
Main Theme:
A playful, meta-crossover episode featuring Angela and Patrick from the improvisational podcast Artists on Artists on Artists on Artist (“AOAOAOA”), joining Sean and Hayes of Hollywood Handbook. The episode is a chaotic, affectionate exploration of podcasting cultures, improv dynamics, community, gratitude, and the convoluted mechanics of both show’s in-jokes—set against the backdrop of a “Pride episode” and recurring bits about hot chicken, employee tip-pools, and identity.

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Episode Overview

The episode centers on:

• The collision of two podcast worlds: Hollywood Handbook’s satirical, insider Hollywood persona and AOAOAOA’s improvisational, character-driven chaos.
• Accusatory, tongue-in-cheek banter about the premise of the crossover, pride-themed guest selection, and what it means to really “show up” for a show.
• Surreal, recursive bits about podcast logistics, including a recurring fictional “Cluck U” chicken franchise, tipping mechanisms, and the personified IHeart “Philip the Hat.”
• Running jokes about identity, queer representation, and performative gratitude.
• Periodic meta-commentary on whether anyone is actually having fun, and what makes a “good” or “successful” podcast.
• Warm/dryly hostile exchanges—an affectionate send-up of podcasting egos.

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Key Topics & Segments

1. “Artists on Artists”—Who’s on First? (01:09 – 03:08)

• Growing confusion as the guests and hosts riff on the number of people involved in AOAOAOA and Hollywood Handbook.
• The challenge of pronouncing “Artists on Artists on Artists on Artists”—nervousness about messing up the name.

Quote:
“What we actually ended up with is artists on. Artists on. Nobody on Jack Shit.”
— Richie (02:36)

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2. Meta-Podcasting & Defensive Energy (03:08 – 06:10)

• The group interrogates the real reason for the crossover—Is Angela bringing Patrick as backup? Is this a trick or “fight” episode?
• Playful accusations that AOAOAOA’s frequent cast changes are a subterfuge.
• Angela affirms her love of Hollywood Handbook and being a guest, shutting down conspiracies.

Quote:
“It would be kind of crazy to have 200 episodes plus of a podcast that’s fake just so I could bring on a friend to defend me.”
— Angela (05:37)

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3. Hand Gestures, Scarves, and Are We All In Costume? (06:10 – 07:59)

• The panel riffs on improv conventions (hand signals, props), and Patrick’s fictitious “tender throat” and imagined scarf.
• Extended bit about a poem where a husband can never remove his scarf.

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4. “Is This the Pride Episode?” and Representation Jokes (10:00 – 12:35)

• AOAOAOA’s Jeremy and Kylie “uninvited” last-minute—hosts say this is a “Pride” episode.
• Satirical confusion over which guests are queer and if that’s the reason for their selection.
• Emails signed “it’s pride sis”—is this genuine or the product of someone named Kevin’s signature?

Quote:
“If I’m just finding out [you’re queer], it’s not that much pride.”
— Patrick (10:43)

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5. Cluck U: The Hot Chicken Podcast Crossover (12:00 – 18:44)

• Patrick details his commitment to a fictional hot chicken business (“Cluck U”), which supposedly eats up his time away from podcasting.
• Discussion about sharing podcast “tips” and whether “Cluck U” gets a share.
• Tipping mechanisms described as in-app “Philip the Hat,” who is fictionally in charge of payouts.

Quote:
“When the tip hits, mama, look out.”
— Patrick (17:56)

• Angela admits it takes 10+ minutes to “get in the flow" on these improv podcasts.

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6. Tipping, Community, and IHeart Mascots (18:44 – 21:36)

• The crew riffs on podcast tipping: in-app tip buttons, whether the fictional hat mascot is red (“that’s kind of MAGA to me”) and the dynamics of splitting tips among podcast hosts.
• Rich dubs the IHeart hat mascot “Philip”—revealed as “queer,” married to a woman hat, sleeping with “real human” women too.
• Power, abuse of position, and coded references to “deans” and university politics via Cluck U.

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7. Drugs, Accusations, and Podcast Guest Amnesia (23:14 – 29:19)

• Angela is accused of doing drugs after appearing flustered and “something” allegedly falls from her nose—prompting a wild, overlong riff on whether drugs are equally discussed on Pride episodes.
• Dry mockery of podcasting as ephemeral: “Literally, you did not exist before the episode started. And the second it ends, you cease to exist again.”
• Meta-joke: gratitude for coexisting on the show, only within the confines of recording.

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8. Gratitude, Community, and Queer Visibility (30:34 – 33:36)

• Group insists on vocalizing “gratitude” to one another and to the hat mascot (Philip)—who is somehow now “the Q” in LGBTQ.
• Playful and awkward attempts to be inclusive, playful debate around pronoun usage and labeling (cis, queer, etc.).

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9. Power, Changing People, and Podcast Ego (38:14 – 41:00)

• “Has podcast power changed you?” — Discussion about self-perception, “gratitude,” and satirizing podcast self-importance.
• Patrick and Richie perform and then mock the idea of being “grateful for their own power.”

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10. The “Sis” Bit & Closing Confusion (42:19 – End)

• Increasingly convoluted use of “sis” as both a term of endearment and a slight.
• Playful but charged exchanges over who can/should be called “sis.”
• Intentionally awkward, anti-climactic attempts to “wrap it up” with competing gratitude, apologies, and frustrations.

Quote:
“My entire body of work, the hundreds and hundreds of episodes that we've done on this show, you come in here and I'm just cis.”
— Richie (44:24)

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Notable Quotes & Moments

• Meta-podcasting moment (03:08):
  “We have an opportunity here, I think, to kind of diagnose what's been going wrong. Get under the hood...and fix this bad bird so we can all kind of succeed.”
  — Patrick

• Surreal improv bit (07:27):
  “The former US Poet Laurate, Amanda Gorman, couldn’t solve this and has a podcast.”
  — Patrick

• On community (17:00):
  “The end goal is let's make a great podcast.”
  — Patrick

• On queer visibility & tokenism (10:43):
  “If I'm just finding out [you're queer], it's not that much pride.”
  — Patrick

• On ephemeral existence (28:04):
  “Literally, you did not exist before the episode started. And the second it ends, you cease to exist again.”
  — Patrick

• Playful self-critique (44:24):
  “My entire body of work, the hundreds and hundreds of episodes that we've done on this show, you come in here and I'm just cis.”
  — Richie

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• 01:09 – 03:08: “Artists on Artists” identity and meta-banter
• 10:00 – 12:35: “Pride episode” and guest selection confusion
• 12:00 – 18:44: Cluck U, tip sharing, and the IHeart hat
• 23:14 – 29:19: “Drug” accusations and meta-gratitude
• 38:14 – 41:00: Discussions on podcasting power and self-gratitude
• 42:19 – End: “Sis” debate, final round of apologies and comic discomfort

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Final Notes

• The episode is a meta-comedy hurricane, delighting in confusion, in-jokes, and pushing the boundaries of podcast hospitality.
• Both sets of hosts oscillate between self-effacing warmth, pointed satire, and deliberate discomfort, all woven through running jokes about industry, community, and performance—in both sexuality and showbiz.
• No ad breaks, intros, or outros included in this summary.

Transcript

[Angela]

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[Patrick]

This should be easy. Sorry, what were you going to say?

[Richie]

I just. Cards on the table.

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Yeah.

[Richie]

Like, what is this? Like, what?

[Patrick]

But I think this should be easy.

[Richie]

It should be. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Angela]

No, I think it should be.

[Richie]

We. We're told it's Artists on Artist on Artists on Artist.

[Patrick]

Sure, sure. Oh, here we go.

[Angela]

Here we go.

[Nissan Rogue Ad]

Which.

[Patrick]

We're a fan of the show.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Yeah, Yeah.

[Patrick]

I haven't seen you two on it.

[Cluck U Character]

Oh.

[Angela]

Oh, just the other two.

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That.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

That's interesting.

[Richie]

I also am a fan of the show.

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Mm.

[Richie]

I didn't think there were this many people on it.

[Angela]

Oh.

[Cluck U Character]

Mm.

[Richie]

And then you're like, there's a whole cast. It's like a show. It's like a real show.

[Patrick]

It's like a huge show or something.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

It's. We're talking quantity of person on screen.

[Patrick]

There's a lot of guys. How many episodes are you done now?

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

We're at about 226, 7 or 228.

[Patrick]

How many guys is on there?

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

It's. Well, usually it's a cast of four. It's us.

[Richie]

And so that's actually what is fucking me up right now.

[Angela]

And what is fucking.

[Richie]

Because I hear it's artist on artist on artist on artist. Yeah, I get.

[Patrick]

I'm not gonna say it. I'm not gonna.

[Richie]

I'll let him say the name of

[Patrick]

the show because I get nervous doing that many in a row. Or mess up.

[Richie]

And I did mess up a little bit. I don't know. I don't know if that should be messy.

[Patrick]

I think, overall, other than the. And once we get sort of the nuts and bolts, because what we actually

[Richie]

ended up with is artists on. Artists on. Nobody on Jack Shit.

[Patrick]

Yeah, sure.

[Richie]

That's what we. That's what I'm looking at here.

[Angela]

That's what you're seeing for sure.

[Additional Guest]

Yeah.

[Patrick]

By the way, you're the artist, so that's not a bad thing necessarily for you. That's a bad thing for us just in terms of our expectation for what the episode was going to be. But the. The thing I always like to say about doing an episode like this is this should be easy because we have an opportunity.

[Richie]

Yeah.

[Patrick]

We have an opportunity here, I think, to kind of diagnose what's been going wrong. Get under the hood.

[Richie]

Yeah.

[Patrick]

And fix this bad bird so we can all kind of succeed.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Right. I thought we were here to. Sorry, did you want to do the thing?

[Richie]

Yeah, if I could just talk for, like, one second.

[Patrick]

Just let me talk for one second, guys. Just, like.

[Richie]

Because I'd love to do that. I agree. It's an opportunity to get under the hood. What I'm terrified of right now is what this actually is, is, Angie, you have come back on the show with a guy who you think can kick our ass.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Interesting.

[Richie]

And instead of.

[Angela]

So that's what you thought this is instead of.

[Richie]

Oh, I have this other podcast. Do you. I don't even like fucking.

[Patrick]

I'm a fan of stuff.

[Richie]

Do you actually.

[Patrick]

I actually think it's cool. 200 something episod episodes in. You must be doing something. Right. I haven't seen you guys on it, and I don't really know who is on it.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

That's so interesting.

[Cluck U Character]

Yeah.

[Richie]

Could it be instead, like, oh, I have this other podcast and instead it's you.

[Angela]

Yeah.

[Additional Guest]

Bringing.

[Patrick]

Bringing on someone's dog enforcer.

[Cluck U Character]

Yes.

[Richie]

Oh, I'm on it. I mean, I'm on it.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

You know, I've been on it a

[Richie]

bunch and I do.

[Patrick]

A lot of.

[Richie]

You've been on a bunch?

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

I've been on every episode. Yeah. So why did you say.

[Patrick]

Why'd you say a bunch on the hand signal thing? Because.

[Cluck U Character]

Yeah. That didn't.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

You didn't give a hand signal.

[Patrick]

Yeah, but we didn't know what it was though, either. You said hand signal, and for all I know, something vulgar or obscene.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Do you want me to prescribe a hand signal? Do this and I can speak. How's that. Is that cool?

[Patrick]

I do that sometimes, though.

[Angela]

Okay, so we.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Okay.

[Patrick]

Sometimes I have to do that. Do you want to go down Getting nervous or what?

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

You go down. It's me. How's that?

[Patrick]

I don't know. It doesn't feel good to me.

[Angela]

What about like. Like.

[Richie]

And this is just feeding into my. What I'm so terrified of is you've brought someone who's immediately, like, let's bring our hands into it. Right. Let's start swinging our hands around at each other.

[Patrick]

And then when all of a sudden, you know, wrapped around my tender throat, I have no recourse.

[Richie]

Well, no one's.

[Patrick]

Because. Because I have, you know, in fact, willingly engaged in this dynamic where we are discussing where our hands might go. It somehow he made me think it was my idea.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Yeah.

[Additional Guest]

Yeah.

[Angela]

I think it's important for me to bring up. Coming on last time was so fun. Right. And I really wanted to come on again. And I'm saying that genuinely.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

She wouldn't stop talking.

[Additional Guest]

I wouldn't.

[Angela]

Right.

[Richie]

And so you admit you were on.

[Angela]

Yeah, Yeah, I thought I was.

[Richie]

Okay, great.

[Patrick]

Richie, your witness.

[Angela]

I thought I was. Thank you. Thank you, Richie. I appreciate that. So it would be kind of crazy to have 200 episodes plus of a podcast that's fake just so I could bring on a friend to defend me. Right. So it's like a real podcast.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

I fight you also, and I know

[Angela]

it's a real podcast.

[Patrick]

I don't think it would be defensive because, frankly, we've never done anything wrong. Defense implies that you are being defended against some sort of attack, when actually all we did was do our show normal, and you kind of acted like something inappropriate was happening.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

So, like, I did kind of want to bring something up, but I. I don't know if I should bring it up this early.

[Patrick]

Yeah, lay it on.

[Richie]

His scarf.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

His scarf.

[Richie]

Let's go talk. Let's talk about it.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Talk about his scarf.

[Richie]

He's wearing a scarf around his neck.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Is this the. Is. Do you think this is what we do on our podcast where we improvise costumes and stuff? Is that what you're doing?

[Richie]

He's wearing a scarf. His throat's very tender.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Are you taking one on one? Yes. And he's wearing a scarf. And he's wearing a hat. Like, what do you want me to do?

[Richie]

So your podcast is fake.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

It's improvised. We play characters.

[Richie]

Okay.

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Yeah.

[Patrick]

I'm not wearing a hat.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

No, you're not wearing a scarf.

[Patrick]

I understand what that was.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

People, you say you're wearing a Scarf.

[Patrick]

Of course I'm wearing a scarf.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

You're not wearing a scarf. I don't see a scarf.

[Richie]

His throat is tender. And he has actually an arrangement with his wife where they can be together as long as she never removes the scarf.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Okay. All right.

[Angela]

Isn't that, like, an old poem?

[Patrick]

Everything is sort of an old poem.

[Richie]

Wait.

[Patrick]

Sorry.

[Richie]

Wait. No, wait.

[Patrick]

Those old poems covered quite a bit of.

[Richie]

Can you recite it?

[Angela]

The poem?

[Richie]

It sounds so good. No, it's a poem about his old scarf. It's a poem about a husband who can never remove his scarf.

[Angela]

Isn't there a pod? Not a podcast.

[Richie]

It's either a podcast or a poem.

[Angela]

Oh, God.

[Cluck U Character]

The thing.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

So the thing I wanted to bring up. And it's not the scarf.

[Richie]

That whole poem sounds really good, too.

[Patrick]

Get in here and solve this. The former US Poet Laurie, Amanda Gorman

[Richie]

couldn't solve this and has a podcast.

[Patrick]

Do you know her?

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Amanda Gorman Mysteries.

[Richie]

It might be her podcast. Like the. Yeah, Amanda Gorman Mysteries. Incredible, incredible true crime podcast.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

I love Amanda Gorman.

[Richie]

Amanda Gorman Mysteries is so.

[Angela]

It's down to cold cases.

[Richie]

So gnarly.

[Patrick]

Absolutely.

[Richie]

Yeah. And really fresh ones. They're not at the scene.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

I love that.

[Patrick]

I'm starting to wonder if she's committing some of these crimes.

[Richie]

Yes.

[Angela]

How'd she get in there?

[Richie]

Just to have a new episode every day.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

I love. What scheme is this? It's. It works for both. Because it's poetry.

[Richie]

It's poetry and crime. Yes.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Yeah. So the thing I wanted to bring

[Patrick]

up was this is what the show is, Right? The scheme. Like our show bifurcating the word scheme to apply to both ideas. Like finding that common link.

[Richie]

Yes. That's what he does on the show.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

I did a little bit of wordplay. Is that okay?

[Richie]

Yeah. No, you tell me.

[Patrick]

I love it. I'm saying that's what the show is.

[Angela]

You're trying to figure out what our

[Patrick]

show is and if it's hard to tell. Right.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

And if you know what's crazy, we've been a part of this network for, like. We've been a part of this network for, like, three weeks, and I'm going to call some university housing commission that's in charge of hazing, because I feel like. I feel like we're, like, in trouble for being here. Like, I'm like, this is hazing. Like, I heart. This is hazing.

[Richie]

If you call them.

[Patrick]

If you call the word play.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

I'm not doing wordplay.

[Richie]

Don't call the University Housing Commission right now because my phone's almost out of batteries. Okay, that's right.

[Angela]

Does that make you.

[Richie]

Yeah, that's right.

[Angela]

So you're the university housing commission for

[Richie]

Iheart and Health Services.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Okay.

[Richie]

So if you are feeling dizzy, I

[Angela]

don't think it should.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

All right, well, here's the thing I wanted to bring up.

[Patrick]

And don't call for cluck you delivery either, if you want. Cluck you? Yeah, that's the chicken wing place. Hot chicken place.

[Angela]

And that's your phone.

[Patrick]

Yeah, don't call for cluck you delivery. I can't. I can't take any orders right now.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Okay.

[Richie]

He's doing a podcast.

[Patrick]

I'm in the middle of a podcast.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Not interested in Cluck University.

[Patrick]

Kluck University.

[Richie]

Yeah.

[Patrick]

That's where you get the hot chicken from when you're. When you're on campus.

[Richie]

They made it a hot chicken Cook university. Yeah.

[Angela]

Okay, see, obviously he's upset, right? So I. I couldn't have brought him on to protect me because, look, he's already. You've already beaten him down.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

I even brought the thing up I wanted.

[Patrick]

He had a thing he wanted to bring up.

[Angela]

Yeah.

[Patrick]

I don't know if it's too early, but we could hear it.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

We can wait. That's fine. It's. Do you have a run now?

[Additional Guest]

Okay.

[Angela]

Seems like they're giving you the hand signal.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Okay, so here's the thing. Jeremy and Kylie were gonna come. They got an email really, really quickly, and they said, we are not. We don't need you to.

[Richie]

Can we get the tick tock on this straight? They got an email really, really quickly from when?

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Earlier today.

[Richie]

Earlier today?

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

We're actually doing the Hollywood Handbook Pride episode. We only want the queer people to come. Okay, so we found out this is the Pride one. And so that's why. My question is, like, you canceled the straight one so that you kicked them

[Angela]

out, like, June 1, right? June 1.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Where'd you just find out we were queer and you wanted to do a Pride episode?

[Richie]

We don't know which. We don't know which two is which is kind of the thing. So we're gonna release it when we figure that out.

[Pets Best Ad]

Can I say something?

[Richie]

We just know. That's the.

[Patrick]

That's the line. Can I say when you're attacking me, seemingly going like, did you just find out that we're queer and that's why we're here, for pride? If I'm just finding out, it's not that much pride.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Right?

[Richie]

That's. Wow. That's like, how proud are you? And it's already 6. It's already 6pm I just want to say.

[Angela]

Yeah, I think I'm not proud enough. I'm not talking about it enough.

[Patrick]

Really proud.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

I would probably know.

[Richie]

It's been pride for literally 18 hours.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Somebody on your team sent me an email and said, it's pride. It's pride, sis. It's pride episode.

[Richie]

That was Kevin. Kevin saying this is not a pride specific thing.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Clap, clap, clap. Go off, guys, and make sure you give it.

[Richie]

Kevin calls Real Kevin knows his baby

[Patrick]

is also cis, I believe. And that's Kevin's signature.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Oh, you're right.

[Angela]

Oh, he just puts that as a.

[Patrick]

That's how he identified.

[Angela]

Okay, so that was just his email signature. But yeah, no, I just think it's important that we brought up why the other two on our podcast aren't here today.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Yeah, yeah, great.

[Richie]

We know that. Cuz we set it up that way.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Yeah, but he didn't know that.

[Patrick]

Well, the thing is, honestly, a lot of the logistics and the sort of organizational elements of the podcast have slipped by the wayside.

[Cluck U Character]

Cluck you.

[Patrick]

Is taking off right now.

[Richie]

Yes.

[Patrick]

Like, it has become such a massive time suck for me, and I'm so proud of what we've been able to build our little team.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

And congrats.

[Richie]

Just the idea making the chicken hot.

[Patrick]

Yeah, it's like.

[Richie]

But it's on another level I've had

[Patrick]

to take a step back from.

[Richie]

Because it was very creamy before.

[Patrick]

It was.

[Angela]

It was. It's crazy. I'm now just coming to. This is exactly what happened when I came on there. It takes me 10 minutes to, like, actually.

[Richie]

So you admit it.

[Angela]

I'm admitting that I wasn't.

[Richie]

That she did the podcast before.

[Nissan Rogue Ad]

Yes.

[Patrick]

She's done it. Yes. Thank you, Rich.

[Angela]

And it took me 10 minutes to literally get this flow. And now I finally got it.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Yeah.

[Angela]

And I just want to tell you I'm here.

[Patrick]

Oh, welcome to the show. It should be easy, but for some reason, it never feels that way. Are your chair arms okay?

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

One of them fell down. Like, it just like, it just fell.

[Richie]

This is like the Hulk. Yes. You know the Hulk. Like. Like, right before the Hulk transforms.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

I definitely could have been Crunch. I bet you guys could kick my ass faster than I could kick your ass, boys.

[Patrick]

Such a trap. Such a trap.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

No, I know.

[Patrick]

I accepted a bet.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Right?

[Patrick]

So then it's like I, again, am complicit in whatever ends up happening to me physically.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

No.

[Richie]

It's so smart not falling for this again.

[Patrick]

He's just a little bit smarter.

[Richie]

We just had Anna conkle and he's

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

one of my partners.

[Angela]

She beat you up.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

She beat you guys up.

[Richie]

I mean. Yeah. And that's literally the last time that that's going to happen. 100%.

[Cluck U Character]

100%. That's it.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

I don't want to. I'm not.

[Angela]

Especially in the Pride episode. I don't want to do that.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

I don't want to do that.

[Richie]

So this is the Pride episode.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

We were told it is.

[Patrick]

Pride fighting.

[Richie]

All right.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Five for fighting.

[Patrick]

Pride fighting.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Pride fighting.

[Angela]

Pride fighting.

[Richie]

Prize fighting.

[Patrick]

Yeah, like UFC pride fighting.

[Nissan Rogue Ad]

Okay.

[Patrick]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Angela]

Okay. Pride. Yeah. Okay, great.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

That's awesome.

[Patrick]

Regular Ken Shamrock over here.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

What's that?

[Patrick]

UFC pride fighter.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Oh, okay.

[Richie]

Different month. He's associated with a different.

[Patrick]

Yeah, different month. Yeah.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Ken Shamrock. That's some. Is that a real person or some sort of 80s cartoon reference I wouldn't get?

[Richie]

Because you didn't have a TV or something like, you, like.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

I don't know. I was watching.

[Patrick]

What am I setting you up for?

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

I don't know.

[Patrick]

What's the story? Where were you in the 80s?

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

I genuinely don't know who. I don't know who. Get cheated.

[Richie]

Your parents were on a baby. Jason.

[Additional Guest]

Guam.

[Angela]

He just didn't know the character you were talking about.

[Richie]

Okay.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

I just didn't know you were talking about, like, I just, like, coming into,

[Richie]

like, I'm genuinely asking because, like, when I figure out if this is the Queer episode or not, like, I am just kind of, like, feeling out, like, how to be.

[Angela]

So you would act differently if it was the Queer episode? You would act differently, is what you're saying.

[Richie]

I would know the answers instead of, like, you know, now I just have the questions.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

I just literally don't know who Ken Shamrock is. Is that like an MMA fighter or. Or was it a joke on a word?

[Patrick]

Pride fighter. I'm not. I'm actually not trying to trick anyone.

[Richie]

Okay.

[Patrick]

That's actually. That's sort of a weird thing I do on the show is like, just. I calls it like I see it.

[Richie]

No tricking, just chicken.

[Patrick]

Just fucking balls and strikes, man. It's like whatever I'm laying out, like, that's just like. What you see is what you get. I'm a straight shooter and I am not trying to, like, get you into some kind of corner where you agree, I guess, that a real person was a cartoon character. I don't know what you think the game is, honestly.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

I just didn't know who it was. And I just was like. I just thought, is there a wordplay going on here? Like, I didn't know if there was something.

[Patrick]

No, that's your. You'll be in charge of that.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

I'm not gonna be doing that.

[Patrick]

You'll be in charge of that.

[Richie]

If you want to hang here, like, you're gonna have to know, like, what's wordplaying and what's. I mean, like, this is. I heart.

[Additional Guest]

Yeah.

[Angela]

Yeah. Do you guys have any tips?

[Additional Guest]

Yeah,

[Angela]

kind of just doing the same thing.

[Richie]

We pull them here. That's a good. I mean, that's a good start to, like.

[Patrick]

You want to talk about. We pull the tips.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Oh, you pull tips. Speaking of tips.

[Richie]

And I heard. Did they not have that conversation with you? Okay.

[Patrick]

It's a. It's a really nice community to be a part of. If you actually join it.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

There's a tip show.

[Patrick]

You actually participate.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

You know, that's interesting.

[Richie]

But then there is a little element of, like, you kind of feel like you're doing the podcast and you're, like, doing all the work. And now Richie is taking, like, my exactly the same share of tips, equal

[Patrick]

portion of the tip. But you can't get bogged down in that. You can't look at it that way. Well, we're all here for the same.

[Richie]

He ain't contributing something to. I don't know what it is he's witnessed.

[Patrick]

He's witnessed to Angie having been on the show before. And what I'll say too, is.

[Angela]

And that was something. That was something to witness.

[Patrick]

Yeah. And what I'll say, too, is, you know, we're all here with the same goal in mind. And I mean, all of us.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Yes, yeah, yeah.

[Patrick]

Which is to make a great fucking podcast.

[Angela]

Right.

[Patrick]

You know, whether it's the artists on the artists on the artist on the artist.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Sure, sure, sure.

[Patrick]

Whether it's Hollywood Handbook or whether it's whatever Richie does. You know, the end goal is let's make a great podcast. So if we end up pulling the tips. Cause we're all rowing in the same direction, I think that's actually pretty cool. And I think it's something to get on board for. And I don't think we should necessarily be saying, oh, there should be a separate queer tip.

[Richie]

Right.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

I don't think either of us said that.

[Angela]

No. Cause it would obviously be less. Right. So we wouldn't want that.

[Richie]

We wouldn't want that.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

I'm just curious if Cluck youk is also part of the tip share.

[Richie]

So when that. When somebody tips. Yeah, that is the plan.

[Patrick]

Mm.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

When you guys haven't gotten a tip for Cluck you yet.

[Angela]

So when they do tip. Cluck you, the plan is when that tip hits.

[Richie]

Ooh.

[Patrick]

That's what we've been discussing for sure.

[Angela]

Really?

[Patrick]

That's the plan that's in place. And when. And when the tip hits. Mama, look out.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

It's gonna look good.

[Patrick]

It's going to be a big one for us.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

We just don't, you know, we don't get tips on our podcast. We have crew that we pay fuck.

[Richie]

What?

[Cluck U Character]

Really?

[Angela]

Yeah. When are you guys collecting the tips? Like, is there a link or something?

[Richie]

Or there's like, as people listen. Like, it's in the app. Like, as people listen to every podcast app, there's like a little.

[Angela]

A tip button.

[Richie]

Yeah, there's like a little button. If you, like, people press it as fast as possible.

[Patrick]

Like what you're hearing. There's a little guy that pops up too. Like what you're hearing, like a tip.

[Angela]

Does he get tipped?

[Patrick]

Yeah, he's like a sort of like a talking hat. Oh, cool. It's like clippy, but it's like a hat. Yeah, it's the I heart hat.

[Angela]

Okay, cool. Because these are good people to know. The I heart hat.

[Cluck U Character]

Yeah.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

I didn't know anything about the Iheart hat.

[Angela]

Yeah, I've never even seen it. Is it just like a. Like a red hat?

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

He says, like, what you're hearing, like,

[Patrick]

what you're seeing, it's not red. I mean, I guess it could be.

[Richie]

You want it to be a red hat.

[Angela]

She's asking if it's red.

[Patrick]

I guess that's, like, very, like, kind of maga to me, which if that's, like, your whole thing, I don't.

[Richie]

It's like, the one color of hat.

[Patrick]

I guess I haven't done really any research into the background, but if it's. Yeah, but a red hat, I.

[Angela]

We're not maga. Yeah.

[Richie]

Oh, I'm sorry for correcting the pronunciation.

[Patrick]

Yeah.

[Angela]

You didn't offend me, and I wasn't protecting them. Okay. And that was fucked up, the way you turned on.

[Richie]

We'll get it right.

[Patrick]

I've never really talked to people about it. Like, I've, like, read it on a hat and been like, that's not for me. But you apparently have, like, a much greater don't put me there kind of relationship with this.

[Richie]

And we don't meet people where it's like, no, it's this.

[Patrick]

No.

[Richie]

You know, I think I've literally ever met.

[Angela]

You're supposed to protect.

[Cluck U Character]

I'm trying.

[Pets Best Ad]

Protect me.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

I'm trying.

[Nissan Rogue Ad]

Do I.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Listen, all I'm saying is when you want to know the enemy, you have to know the enemy. When you want to take them down, you have to know everything about them. So you know she's curious and interested.

[Richie]

Did you say the enemy or the heny? Because the heny is the sort of hamburglar of clucky. So you do know about me.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

We know the hen. The heny is. I actually have seen the hen. The hen, this really sassy, sassy chicken that's trying to steal all the chicken. And it's sad, right? She thinks she.

[Patrick]

Oh, it's a woman.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

She's a scientist. She's trying to bring the chicken back to life that's been killed.

[Patrick]

Yes. She's a widow and a scientist, and she believes she could sort of re.

[Cluck U Character]

Yeah.

[Angela]

What is her relationship to the university?

[Patrick]

She's trying to destroy Kluck U. She's stealing the chicken from Kluck U.

[Richie]

And Dean.

[Patrick]

Kluck University and the dean.

[Angela]

The dean. Like, barbecue sauce or something?

[Richie]

No, it's the henemy.

[Angela]

Okay. Yeah. Okay, okay, okay.

[Richie]

Yeah. She's using her. She's misusing her power to steal all the chicken.

[Patrick]

Oh, yeah, because she would immediately. Campus security would arrest her immediately if she wasn't the dean.

[Richie]

Think about it.

[Patrick]

Stealing chicken. And we all know who it is. No, that's illegal. But she's the dean. She also has tons of access to the labs and the science department anywhere, Every single room in the middle. So she's able to use all the science equipment to try to reconstitute her dead husband out of the chicken that she steals.

[Cluck U Character]

Wow.

[Additional Guest]

Yeah.

[Patrick]

Yeah.

[Richie]

And they were divorced by his choice, so it's much worse.

[Patrick]

Yeah. But she's hanging on to, like, thought that they were gonna rekindle something.

[Angela]

Oh, my God. They had no kids or anything.

[Patrick]

I think they had, like, a hundred or something.

[Angela]

Okay, cool.

[Patrick]

Yeah, they had a kid. They had, like, a hundred.

[Angela]

Oh, they had a kid every day.

[Patrick]

They were married.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

They had a kid every day for 100 days.

[Patrick]

100 days.

[Richie]

For 100 days.

[Cluck U Character]

Yeah.

[Angela]

For 100 days. They had a kid every day. So just one kind of a year of.

[Richie]

Sounds like a dual divorce. Like, is that, like, if a hen

[Patrick]

is having no kid? Like, if you're talking. She literally had never laid a single egg for, like, 100 days.

[Cluck U Character]

Literally.

[Patrick]

You know, this sounds. They're still a farmer.

[Angela]

Okay.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

This literally sounds like a story you learned, like, in Spanish in a Spanish class.

[Angela]

Like, she had a kid for 100 days.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Like, you're hitting all the target words. This doesn't make a ton of sense.

[Patrick]

Well, you know, I don't think it's a bad thing to learn about other cultures.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

You have to love Spanish. I actually do.

[Angela]

No, he does. He does. But thank you. So, okay, so the hat, the tipping. Any other tips?

[Richie]

Do you talk about how he loves Spanish?

[Angela]

No, I just know that about him. I've known him for a bunch of years.

[Richie]

What else?

[Patrick]

Feels like fetishizing it or something, doesn't it?

[Richie]

Yes.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

What?

[Angela]

Him loving Spanish feels beyond language.

[Patrick]

Well, we were saying it's not a bad thing to learn about other cultures. And then he was like, I love Spanish, and you were like, he does.

[Richie]

He does, Yeah.

[Angela]

I went, he does?

[Richie]

Yeah.

[Angela]

And I go, he does.

[Patrick]

People can play it back.

[Richie]

I'll just say right now, play it back. I also love Spanish. Have I ever once brought up, oh, I love Spanish?

[Patrick]

I guess I believe that you do, but it's not just something that you've, like, made me deal with. If that's, like, something that you're experiencing, you're doing it well.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

You don't seem like someone who vocalizes gratitude a lot, and maybe that might be an issue. Like, maybe you should try to vocalize things you like. Like, I think it's nice to kind of say out in the universe what you like and. And, you know, give a moment to that, is what I would say.

[Patrick]

Was that what your show is?

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

No, our show's improvised.

[Angela]

No, it's just, like, characters. Yeah. We kind of like to make fun of Hollywood a little bit.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Make fun of, like.

[Nissan Rogue Ad]

Yeah.

[Patrick]

I mean, who's that for?

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

I mean, just like, honestly, it's like. Like a bunch of, like, Scottish 17 year olds.

[Patrick]

They love the show.

[Nissan Rogue Ad]

They love it.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

They love it. And we love that.

[Angela]

Yeah.

[Richie]

Can you imagine, like, living at Fringe? Can you imagine, like, being a kid?

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Yeah.

[Richie]

And during the Fringe, like, during Scotland.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

That would be fun.

[Nissan Rogue Ad]

Yeah.

[Patrick]

And like, on the main part of it, your kid.

[Pets Best Ad]

It's.

[Richie]

It's Scotland and now it's Fringe. You're a kid at. And Fringe is like, at your house.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Yeah, it does certainly sounds fun.

[Nissan Rogue Ad]

Yeah.

[Angela]

Do you guys think. Yeah. Oh, you mean, like the festivals, like, by. Near you.

[Richie]

It's like, at Scotland.

[Patrick]

Yeah, you know that.

[Angela]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, I knew that.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

I knew that.

[Patrick]

They're doing it there.

[Angela]

No, I feel like I literally.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Well, then you have something in your name.

[Angela]

I feel like I'm literally like, I can't see.

[Richie]

I knew it.

[Patrick]

No, I knew.

[Richie]

That's what he just told me.

[Angela]

I had A little something on my nose. Do you think he's protecting me?

[Patrick]

No, I think that you're on drugs.

[Angela]

Okay.

[Patrick]

I think that you were both doing drugs before, and that's why this episode has been so confusing.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

We weren't doing drugs.

[Patrick]

It was so. First of all, he's got his eye out for was so quick, the way it went away. And it was not something from your body that was in your nose. It was something else.

[Angela]

I mean, it was.

[Richie]

An iceberg fell out of there.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

No, it was not.

[Angela]

I'm not.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

It was not cocaine.

[Patrick]

Odd damn fucking glacier of cocaine in your dad came flying out of my nose, and it was, like, pretty uncomfortable for me to be looking at, but she. Whatever. People can make whatever choices they want. I'd rather not have it impact the podcast episode because, like I said, at I heart, we all kind of have the same goal.

[Cluck U Character]

Yeah.

[Angela]

Yeah.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Did you say that before?

[Patrick]

Which is, to me, it's been a long time. Yeah. We just want to do a good show.

[Angela]

Right.

[Richie]

And I. I guess it is helpful to say again, because he didn't hear. We do all have the same goal here, which is just a podcast.

[Patrick]

Can I make a great damn podcast?

[Angela]

Yeah, I should.

[Patrick]

I'm gonna do it.

[Angela]

Yeah. I love that. I just want to be clear. I am not on drugs.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

She's not on drugs, and I'm on.

[Richie]

Because it didn't get all the way in. It fell out.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

She wasn't trying to be on drugs and isn't. She's not on drugs, and I'm not on drugs. Okay. And the fact that this is the Pride episode and you accuse us of being on drugs, like, immediately offensive to.

[Angela]

Yeah, that's a good point.

[Richie]

That immediate that we talked. I mean, like.

[Patrick]

Yeah, we're pretty deep into it. It came up somewhat organically when the drugs came falling out of your nose. And I would say that people within the LGBTQ community probably are free to enjoy drugs just like anyone else.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Don't jump over that.

[Patrick]

I should.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

You jumped over Q. LGBTQ community.

[Angela]

Believe me, you're putting it straight to community.

[Richie]

It's all about the LGBT community.

[Patrick]

And that's one of your kind of moves, isn't it? I mean, I like it, but the community.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Oh, God. A community

[Patrick]

with a U.

[Angela]

Don't do that.

[Pets Best Ad]

Don't.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

God is human.

[Patrick]

Partake in substances the same way the whole rest of the population is. I don't think I should not be allowed to talk about it just because it's a particular episode.

[Richie]

He's doing an entire promotion We've done

[Patrick]

straight episodes where we've accused people of being on drugs, and we're doing this episode and accusing people of being on drugs. I don't know why it would be any different.

[Angela]

Okay, okay.

[Richie]

Pride month. Cluck you. Leg gizzard. Breast. Thigh cluck.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

You're giving out a full clock while you're talking.

[Cluck U Character]

Yeah.

[Richie]

And the plus is, like, sides.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Yeah.

[Angela]

Like, meal.

[Richie]

Deal.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

The clock's a little weird. I bought. I got that before. A clock, clock.

[Patrick]

A clock clock, claw clock.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

You sell the. You sell the clock. And let's be honest, it's the tongue. It's the chicken's tongue. Fried tongue.

[Additional Guest]

Yeah.

[Angela]

The quokk is.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

The quokk is.

[Angela]

See, I feel like I'm fucking. Would it surprise you that maybe I thought about, I needed to do drugs before this episode? How does that make you feel? Does that make you feel like.

[Richie]

But you couldn't figure it out or,

[Angela]

like, well, obviously they fell out?

[Richie]

Yeah.

[Patrick]

Would that surprise me? I guess for me to be surprised by that, I would have had to come in with some expectation of, like, what you're doing or what you're thinking about before. And that's simply not my world. And I don't mean this to be, you know, insulting in any way, but literally, you did not exist before the episode started. And the second events, you cease to exist again.

[Richie]

Oh, my God.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Oh, my God.

[Angela]

And you're seeing that on the Pride episode.

[Patrick]

It's nothing personal. I say this to all of our guests. It has nothing to do.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

You said this to everyone. You said this to Riz Ahmed multiple times.

[Nissan Rogue Ad]

Wow.

[Patrick]

He kept interrupting me.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

I think you let him. I think when Riz Ahmed comes in, you guys have some amazing guests that are coming on right now.

[Patrick]

You think we talk over them?

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

No, I don't think you talk over them, but I think. I think a little bit of a moment of gratitude to be like, hey, it's. We are really.

[Angela]

Whoa.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

We're punching in a. In a new class right now. You know what I mean? I'm not counting us. I know.

[Patrick]

He's talking about this again. It's so subtle.

[Ryan Reynolds (Mint Mobile Ad)]

Yes.

[Patrick]

I actually admire it because I do let my guard down in a way, and I did.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

I did have a bit of a temper when I was a kid. And this is kind of riling me up a little bit, the idea that you think I would fight because I've always been a little bit bigger. I've been bigger than other people.

[Richie]

When did you stop have a temper?

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

When did I stop have a temper? I Don't think I ever stopped. Have a temper.

[Nissan Rogue Ad]

Oh, Patrick.

[Richie]

But you just said it was.

[Patrick]

When you.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

When I was a kid, I didn't

[Pets Best Ad]

know how to control.

[Angela]

Hey, hey, hey, hey. Don't rile him.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

When I was in the past tense when I was a kid, I chose. I couldn't control it. Okay? I had some issues. I did. This is a real story, and I can't believe I'm telling it. When I was in first grade, this kid cut in front of me, and I was really upset. His name was Max Magoo. This is real.

[Angela]

Magoo.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Max Magoo.

[Patrick]

Mr. Magoo.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

MC.

[Patrick]

Perhaps he didn't see you.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

No, he saw me. And he was. I think he was screaming at me. We got into a little bit of an altercation, and I pulled his cheeks. I said, yeah. And I just. And I had to go to.

[Angela]

Are they there?

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Yeah. And he started crying, and I had to go eat with the assistant. His whole face came off. You took Max Maggoo's face off?

[Nissan Rogue Ad]

Oh, no.

[Angela]

Oh.

[Patrick]

That's how Mr. Magoo lost his vision.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

He took his eyes out because his

[Angela]

cheeks went so far that he was blind.

[Patrick]

So hard. He went blind?

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

No, but I did. I had to control myself. I started breathing. Doing some breathing exercises. I started controlling that. But I used to be backed into corners and get upset, and I would lash out. And so I am feeling that a little bit right now. I'm trying to control it. I'm okay, but if you want a fighter, you gotta fight her. You know what I mean?

[Angela]

I'm saying he's learned since then, like, what a vulnerable thing to, like, give. Right.

[Richie]

Okay. I personally prefer to come from a place of vocalizing gratitude.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

I was doing that earlier.

[Patrick]

You didn't vocalize gratitude.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

I vocalized Spanish. You guys. Neither of you were doing that.

[Patrick]

Oh, I always am doing that. Ten minutes ago, from the very beginning, I've done that.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

That's.

[Richie]

And I. I think I've been doing it literally this entire podcast. Like, just the fact that you will, like, completely cease to exist, like, the second you like the door.

[Angela]

Grateful for that.

[Richie]

I'm grateful for you existing right now.

[Patrick]

Isn't it nice to be able to share this unbelievable sense of community? Everyone, you know, as I said, rowing in the same direction. Yes.

[Richie]

You're existing for me and him. You know what I mean? Like, it's for us. Of course we're grateful.

[Angela]

I don't know if it feels like you are.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Yeah, let's say something. You're grateful I said. I love Spanish. Angela is There something you.

[Richie]

Thank you.

[Angela]

I'm grateful.

[Patrick]

I heard it as well.

[Angela]

I'm grateful for I heart.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Okay.

[Angela]

Bringing us all together today.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

That is awesome.

[Patrick]

Okay, that's mine as well.

[Angela]

You can't take mine. You have to be grateful for something.

[Patrick]

On my own, I'm grateful. I've been at I heart longer than you have. I mean, I can't be grateful for I heart. Okay.

[Angela]

Okay, fine.

[Patrick]

You just showed up.

[Angela]

Okay. What are you grateful for?

[Richie]

I'm grateful for Philip. The hat's name is Philip.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Oh, the Iheart hat.

[Nissan Rogue Ad]

Yeah.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

You know why his name. Philip.

[Richie]

Yeah. You know why? Fill up the hat.

[Patrick]

Fill him up.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Oh, tip.

[Additional Guest]

Cool.

[Angela]

Cool, cool, cool, cool, cool. And. Yeah,

[Richie]

and it's good to say that you're grateful to him because. Oh, what comes out of the hat is kind of like a Philip decision. What he breaks, it was equal. It's equal once it comes out of

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

the hat, you know, but he chooses when it comes out.

[Patrick]

Well, the hat doesn't get dispersed until it has been filled up. Oh, and.

[Angela]

And he's in charge of that.

[Patrick]

Sometimes it feels like capacity seems to be nearly infinite in terms of how much Philip can hold before he does release some of those funds.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Interesting.

[Angela]

Okay. And you're grateful for Philip. Okay, great. We were all grateful.

[Richie]

And he's.

[Patrick]

Yeah, let's all be great.

[Richie]

Queer. Also, you seem to be very into, like, who's queer? Who was it Queer?

[Pets Best Ad]

Yeah.

[Patrick]

I mean, it was never our goal to out Philip on the podcast. The I heart hat.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

You know, the I heart hat is queer.

[Patrick]

Since you're demanding to know everyone.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Do you know what letter? Would you. Could you.

[Richie]

I just said it. I literally just said. It's a Q.

[Additional Guest]

Said it.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

He's the Q.

[Richie]

Yes.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

He's part of the community. Yes.

[Nissan Rogue Ad]

Okay, cool.

[Richie]

And yes, he's married to a woman hat. Is that, like. Is that okay? Is he allowed?

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Right?

[Angela]

Yeah, of course he's married to a woman.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

It doesn't. It doesn't minimize him to us.

[Richie]

And he says he would never, ever be with anyone who's not a woman. Yeah. A woman.

[Angela]

I can't debate the I heart. Radios, hats, sexuality.

[Additional Guest]

If.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

If the eye.

[Richie]

I'm literally not suggesting you do.

[Cluck U Character]

I'm.

[Patrick]

No, no, no. Your eyes got really big and you

[Richie]

went, okay, you're baiting.

[Angela]

He's only been.

[Additional Guest]

You're baiting.

[Angela]

He's only been. You're bait with her.

[Patrick]

Yeah, he's.

[Richie]

No, I didn't say no.

[Patrick]

He's been with other women.

[Richie]

He's been with many, many Other women he's been with.

[Patrick]

Yeah, he's. Yeah.

[Richie]

Outside of. Outside of his marriage.

[Cluck U Character]

Yeah.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

He's in an open marriage.

[Patrick]

He's in an open marriage or he's been out.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

He's been on Facebook.

[Richie]

It's like the hat. It's open one way.

[Angela]

One of those.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

And his wife is a hat or a woman.

[Richie]

His wife is a woman. Woman. Hat.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Okay, Sorry. Sorry. To separate those women can be hats

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and hats can be women.

[Angela]

Yes.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Yeah.

[Angela]

Okay, great. I'm learning so much.

[Richie]

But all of the women outside of his marriage are women.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Like, real women. Human women.

[Richie]

Human women.

[Angela]

Oh, yeah.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

So she's a bonnet, and then he's sleeping with, like, regular women.

[Patrick]

Yeah.

[Angela]

And he's a hat.

[Richie]

And using, like, using his possession here.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

What?

[Richie]

Using his position.

[Patrick]

I mean, literally get them a show at iheart.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Oh, really?

[Richie]

Or break them, like, off some extra tips.

[Patrick]

She reminds me of the nefarious Dean Henemy. Just all these. Anyone who gets a taste of power, you know.

[Richie]

Yes.

[Patrick]

Seems to immediately.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

I was gonna say that.

[Patrick]

And wield it.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

No, I was literally thinking Iron Hat Phillips giving enemy.

[Richie]

Yeah.

[Patrick]

No, it's very damaging.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Enemy coded.

[Patrick]

It corrupts. It really does.

[Richie]

But anyway, using it for sex as well in such a confusing way because, like, so focused on reanimating her divorced husband.

[Angela]

Yeah. Oh, we're back to clock. Yeah.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Ahead of me.

[Angela]

Sorry. I know. I know. And I'm just like. I'm just tracking. Sorry. I'm just tracking because we're. I don't know anything about this chicken place. What? What?

[Richie]

I'm asking them. Like, we literally just, like, we've just

[Patrick]

been talking about Anything about it.

[Angela]

I was just clarifying.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

I. I do want to. Can I say something really quick? When you do that kind of stuff, when you look to the audience, that's actually violence against women because you're inciting boys.

[Richie]

No.

[Additional Guest]

Yeah.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

That's scary. You can't do that kind of stuff.

[Richie]

No, it's. The women. All the women on the other side are. Are going. When I look at them like this, they're like.

[Patrick]

Yeah.

[Richie]

Every single woman out there.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

I don't know about that. Yeah, I don't know about that.

[Angela]

They're like, not my circus.

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By the way.

[Patrick]

We told you we were gonna need this hand gesture, didn't we?

[Additional Guest]

Now.

[Angela]

Now you can talk.

[Patrick]

No, we didn't attach it to that for this very reason.

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it always chaos when we link up?

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Because nobody plans anything, bro. Good thing the Rogue's ready like that for real.

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[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

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[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

I did have a question about for you guys talking about power changing people, Philip Hinnomy, et cetera. Do you think it's changed you guys? You guys have become a little different now that you guys are big wigs.

[Richie]

I think I have become more gratitude for having so much crazy ass power.

[Angela]

There's no way you can't become gratitude.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

You can't be more gratitude.

[Angela]

You can be more grateful.

[Richie]

I think I have grateful.

[Angela]

Okay, okay. Because you have all this power because

[Richie]

I have my power that I love.

[Patrick]

I just want to say thank you for sharing that. And hearing you say that is giving me have so much gratitude.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

And power, too.

[Richie]

And power.

[Angela]

It makes me want to barf during small gas.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

And it feels like words are just falling out as they come out. Like words are just. There's just.

[Richie]

She knows something about that.

[Angela]

Like drugs coming out of her.

[Richie]

Like a big drug that came out of her nose before.

[Angela]

Like big chunks of cocaine.

[Patrick]

I know one word that blows my nose. Yeah.

[Angela]

You know how damaging that is on I heart rate?

[Richie]

I do know how damaging that is to a woman's brain.

[Patrick]

I know how damaging it is. That's why I don't do it.

[Richie]

Yes.

[Angela]

I'm talking about the association with it.

[Patrick]

These are your tools. This is your toolbox. You don't get another one of these. You can't just fill it with poison and expect to keep being able to craft these amazing imaginary worlds that you do on your show, which I'm a big fan of and I can't wait to see you guys on there. Please, I'm begging you.

[Angela]

What are you begging? What are you begging?

[Richie]

Don't do it for us.

[Angela]

I'm not. I'm not.

[Patrick]

Do it for killer yourself.

[Richie]

For Michael. Who and Hester. What's the talking about Kylie and Kylie and Kylie.

[Angela]

Straight ones.

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Yeah.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Michael and Hester.

[Richie]

Yeah.

[Angela]

Okay. I appreciate that. I just. I. I don't know. I care a lot.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

You don't have to appreciate.

[Patrick]

I hope for their sake they never have a desire to experiment or anything because you're really walling without them even here to defend themselves. You're really walling off that opportunity. You're on record now on Iheart, a big, big network. Just saying.

[Angela]

Closing them out.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

I want to be clear. We didn't do that. You guys sent an email that said just the Queer Ones were doing a Pride episode.

[Angela]

We made a poopsie clap clap.

[Additional Guest]

Yeah.

[Angela]

You're coming in on June 1st. Leave the other two home.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Yeah.

[Patrick]

Can I finally say something, Patrick? I haven't sent an email. I couldn't do it with a gun to my head. I don't know how that that thing works. And for you to sit here and tell me that I sent the email. Well, sir, I don't like to do this, but you are a liar.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

I'm not saying you sent it, but somebody on your behalf. You got to represent. You got to understand the people representing. You heard him.

[Ryan Reynolds (Mint Mobile Ad)]

What?

[Patrick]

Richard. You heard him. I didn't send it.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

You are the Top of this thing. Okay. And whether you like it or not, you have people that work for you that would do things for you, and you have to.

[Patrick]

They work with me.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Account for them. They work with you.

[Patrick]

They work with me. We pull the tips.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

You're right. We all pull the tips. Well, they sent me something, and I think that you're. You know, you're responsible. Kevin. Kevin reports to you. Kevin, you guys work together.

[Richie]

Can you at least address him with respect the way we did you? And call him sis.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Call him sis?

[Richie]

Yes. Like C. I S. No, that's Kevin.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

You want us to go? You want me to call.

[Ryan Reynolds (Mint Mobile Ad)]

I don't.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

You want me to just call Sean sis out of nowhere?

[Richie]

It's not out of nowhere. We did it first.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

You called me sis.

[Richie]

Yeah. Through the whole email. Yeah. Oopsie. We made a poopy email.

[Angela]

Yeah.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

All right. Hey, be more responsible with your whole operation. Sis.

[Angela]

Sis.

[Richie]

Thank you.

[Patrick]

Thank you. And gratitude for this as well.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

You like being called sis?

[Richie]

Thank you, sis. And thank you as well.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Sis. Did that change our relationship a little bit?

[Patrick]

And gratitude as well.

[Nissan Rogue Ad]

Whoa.

[Angela]

What's going on?

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

I don't know.

[Nissan Rogue Ad]

Thank you.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

He loved being called sis.

[Angela]

Okay, you're doing hand. What is it?

[Patrick]

You honor me.

[Angela]

You honor me.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Do you want to be called sis, too?

[Richie]

I mean, once or twice. Could be.

[Angela]

I'll give you a call.

[Richie]

We could play around with her. You want to play around with her?

[Patrick]

See how it feels? I mean, take it around the block.

[Richie]

All right. We don't know until we try.

[Angela]

Yeah, sure.

[Patrick]

Why do you want to be called sis? And see how we all feel about

[Richie]

bottom for a couple. Sis is in the mix. Do it anymore.

[Angela]

I'd love to get a word in. Sis.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

How's that feel?

[Patrick]

I think the. I think that when you did it with me, the sentence leading up to it was a little more.

[Angela]

I tried to do it, like, a little generous.

[Patrick]

Yeah. I think what happened was there was an attack, and it almost felt like you were trying to disguise it by.

[Richie]

I'd actually prefer you didn't try again.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Okay.

[Richie]

I prefer we just end it there.

[Angela]

The sis trying out.

[Richie]

I was really excited about it.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Cause it really affected Shauna.

[Angela]

No, I did try to do it like bush.

[Patrick]

Okay, so Hayes is done. So I think what's best right now when Hayes is done is that we should probably also wrap it up, because he's a big part of the show. I mean, this is my partner, and to see him so wounded. He was so vulnerable in that moment. You know, he's been very. Gratitude this episode and talked about his power in a way that was very open and to see him be vulnerable and really ask for something. To ask for something, and then to

[Richie]

have to be reduced to cis.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

You asked that. He's literally asked.

[Angela]

So you're pissed. Not at what I said before. You're pissed that I called you sis.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

I don't.

[Richie]

My entire body of work, the hundreds and hundreds of episodes that we've done on this show, you come in here and I'm just cis.

[Angela]

You just ask.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

I don't understand that.

[Angela]

To call you cis.

[Richie]

I.

[Patrick]

But I support it.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Yeah, of course.

[Richie]

Hayes did that.

[Additional Guest]

Yes.

[Richie]

You're saying I did that?

[Angela]

You said, can you call me sis?

[Richie]

The Hayes man did that.

[Angela]

Yeah.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Hayes man did it. You're confusing the hell out of me, sis. How's that?

[Angela]

No, don't look.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Don't talk to the women. Don't talk to the army women. Don't talk to the army of women.

[Richie]

Ladies, stop. Ladies. Am I crazy? Help me out. Like, come on.

[Patrick]

Hey, stop.

[Angela]

No, don't do it down the road.

[Richie]

We need to talk to the gay.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

You know what they're saying.

[Patrick]

I want to, you know.

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Know.

[Patrick]

Go ahead and let us know what you think of some of the treatment that Hayes has gotten. And please do

[Richie]

subscribe.

[Patrick]

Phrase. Yeah, subscribe.

[Angela]

Hayes. I'm sorry.

[Patrick]

I'm sorry, Richie. You witnessed it.

[Angela]

Yeah.

[Richie]

Gratitude for this.

[Angela]

For this.

[Richie]

Gratitude for this.

[Angela]

I'm sorry, sis.

[Patrick]

Well, a heck of a.

[Richie]

Today of gratitude.

[Patrick]

Heck of a welcome party.

[Additional Guest]

And.

[Patrick]

And I do want to say awesome again. The only thing I know for certain about your podcast at this point is two people don't show up. So if you do ever have. If you do ever have an episode that you want to do with two sissies.

[Additional Guest]

Whoa.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

No, no. Just because we called you sissy, you can't.

[Patrick]

You don't want. No.

[Richie]

They're not allowed. They're not allowed on your show is

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

a word that I have been called in my life when I was Texas. Whoa. Games. Games called Smear the queer where you hold a ball and they'd beat you up. You ever play those games? That shit's real, guys.

[Patrick]

Yeah, but that's not part of this podcast.

[Angela]

Sissy.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

You're not a sissy. But what I will ask. What I will ask is if you were to come on our episode.

[Nissan Rogue Ad]

Our.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Our podcast. We do a different thing every episode. We'll do directors or writers. Do you. Would you guys want to make a fun of something in Hollywood? Is there something you'd Want to pick?

[Richie]

Have you done actors before?

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Yeah, like our first episode was actors.

[Patrick]

No, thanks. That was my main.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

What's your take on actors? If you guys were to play.

[Richie]

If you've done it. I don't really want to.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Like, so you don't want it. So you. So we've done the one that you want to do and now you won't do any of them.

[Patrick]

You've done actors already, right?

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

We did actors. We've probably done actors.

[Richie]

20 who did it?

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

That was just us.

[Patrick]

You guys did it.

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Okay.

[Richie]

Okay. Would have seized the opportunity.

[Patrick]

I mean, what were the two you said you'd done?

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

We've done directors and writers.

[Patrick]

Okay, we do. But not actors. Or you've done actors.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

We've done actors too.

[Angela]

Oh, we've done actors.

[Patrick]

Yeah, they've done it.

[Additional Guest]

Okay.

[Richie]

Yeah, we had a lot of good stuff for that.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

What would be.

[Angela]

We could probably just do it like a different version. Like, what kind of actors?

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Like. Yeah, we've done that too. We, like, do, like, superhero villains.

[Ryan Reynolds (Mint Mobile Ad)]

What?

[Angela]

What?

[Richie]

Men.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Men actors.

[Angela]

Oh, you wanna do male actors? Like a roundtable?

[Richie]

That's not exactly what I said, but

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

you just want to do a roundtable of men? We can do that then. Actors.

[Angela]

I feel like I ruined the vibes.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

You can't claim that.

[Angela]

No, I think it's my fault.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

No, it's not.

[Richie]

I will say every other episode we've done has been pretty fun conversation.

[Patrick]

Kind of nice.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Yeah, it's been kind enough.

[Richie]

It's been nice to be a part of.

[Patrick]

For us.

[Richie]

I know. For the guest.

[Patrick]

I've been very comfortable on all the other episodes, and the guest has always really had a good time.

[Angela]

Yeah. This one just. I don't know, it just didn't feel.

[Patrick]

It may be something I'm bringing to it today and I know I can take accountability. Maybe I'm a little off today. I thought this was gonna be an easy one.

[Richie]

I don't know if it's you. I will say we did think it was the studio last time, and that precipitated our having to leave the. The network. And so that has at least me. That episode was ruled out. As. As. As we try to narrow it down. The studio, we have to scratch off the list as the. As the. The cause. So that's the kind of stuff when

[Angela]

you say shit like that. I want to do drugs.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Don't do that.

[Additional Guest]

Don't do that.

[Patrick]

Would you want to come back?

[Angela]

No, don't do that. That would be so fun.

[Richie]

Maybe Patrick comes back with a bigger

[Angela]

Guy with a bigger guy.

[Richie]

Even bigger, or. Oh, no, no, a bigger lady. She's right.

[Patrick]

No, no.

[Richie]

A really big lady. And then. And then she comes back with a really big guy.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

You want like a Russian nesting doll of guests? Yeah, listen, I.

[Richie]

Switching off.

[Angela]

Don't. Don't do this.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

She's paying me $300 to kick your asses in the parking lot, not to beat you up.

[Cluck U Character]

That's.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

That is why. So if I beat you up, will you still have me back?

[Angela]

I said 200.

[Richie]

Is it 150 each or one each?

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

200.

[Angela]

I said 200.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Well, I said 300, so you're gonna make me a liar.

[Angela]

It's been the worst day of my life.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Don't worry about it. I'm getting three.

[Richie]

It's today of gratitude for me.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Today of gratitude.

[Angela]

Today of gratitude. I mean, maybe I just don't click with you guys. I just. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

[Richie]

It's okay. This is OG Bye.

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[Patrick]

always chaos when we link up?

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

Because nobody plans anything, bro. Good thing the Rogue's ready like that for real.

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[Patrick]

And they got some kick, too.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

That turbo torque is crazy. The most in its class. It moves. Moves.

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[Patrick]

Load up we out.

[Guest from Hollywood Handbook]

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[Angela]

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