Annie Lederman & Justin Sylvester: Blow Up Dolls & Skin Taping

Summary

Podcast Summary

Podcast: Jeff Lewis Has Issues
Episode: Annie Lederman & Justin Sylvester: Blow Up Dolls & Skin Taping
Release Date: July 31, 2026
Guests: Annie Lederman (comedian), Justin Sylvester (TV host/personality)

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Episode Overview

This episode is as candid, chaotic, and darkly hilarious as Jeff Lewis fans expect. With Annie Lederman and Justin Sylvester, Jeff vents about ongoing co-parenting drama, the return of a controversial ex-nanny, and prepares for a heart ablation procedure. Annie shares irreverent family stories involving blow up dolls and naked retirement community escapades, while everyone juggles advice (and jokes) about aging, skincare, and medical woes. The group’s chemistry is sharp, snappy, and unfiltered as always.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Jeff’s Never-Ending Co-Parenting Drama

• Jeff shares a text from ex (Gage), fueling hostilities over sunscreen and co-parenting therapy for their daughter Monroe. Jeff and Justin refuse therapy, feeling scapegoated by Gage.
  • Quip: “Our love language is terrorizing each other.” – Jeff Lewis (01:10)
• Shane points out the exes are now together, which still baffles the group.
• Jeff voices concern that Monroe is unhappy at Gage’s house, describing it as "unreasonably strict, almost cruel" (10:53).

2. The Return of the Fired Nanny, Lisa

• Major tension: Jeff reveals ex-nanny Lisa—who “hated Gage” and was willing to testify against him—has resurfaced at Gage’s request, despite being previously fired by Jeff for serious reasons.
  • Jeff calls the re-hiring “retaliatory” for refusing to pay Gage’s attorney’s fees (06:09).
  • Notable moment (06:11): “If I can file a restraining order against her, I will. And it will be so damn public that anywhere she walks, people are going to see her and look at her for who she is.” – Jeff Lewis
  • Justin begs Lisa: “There are many jobs in Los Angeles. Don’t do this… Save yourself, Lisa!” (06:40)
• Live on air (33:34), Lisa texts Shane denying she works for Gage, saying she just took Monroe to lunch.

3. Family, Loss, and Absurdity: Annie Lederman’s Stories

• Annie spotlights her mom Abby (in studio), sharing fun details about her joining activities at a New Jersey retirement community, navigating widowhood, and still being the youngest (and most popular) resident (18:22–20:46).
  • “They all have syphilis, by the way. They’re all banging my mom.” – Annie Lederman (18:24)
• Annie opens up about her father’s passing (Feb. 2026), their close relationship, and how humor and absurdity (i.e., making blow up dolls with his face for the memorial) have helped her and her mother cope.
  • Notable (26:26): “During my dad’s memorial, I wanted to surprise my mom...I got five blow up dolls and put his face on them and dressed them in his clothes...” – Annie Lederman

4. Medical Anxieties: AFib and Embarrassment

• Jeff discusses upcoming heart ablation for atrial fibrillation (AFib), expressing “trauma” over required pubic shaving and potential skin taping.
  • Laugh-out-loud moment (46:10): “If I wake up and my skin is taped up, my heart will stop.” – Jeff Lewis
  • Guest caller Nancy (cardiology nurse practitioner) reassures Jeff, offers advice on shaving, and confirms alcohol is a common AFib trigger.
  • “You have the best kind of cardiomyopathy…once you get this ablation, your heart muscle will recover from it.” – Nancy (44:36)
  • Discussion about diet, ablation recovery, and the perils of aging. Annie jokes about spray tans and waxing pre-surgery.

5. Degeneracy, Props, and Dark Humor

• Annie admits to keeping her dog’s balls in a light-up container as a keepsake and to having had blow up dolls as fake family members or roommates.
  • Justin: “We have blow up dolls, we have dog balls. Annie, what else?” (35:24)
• The whole group delights in these absurd tangents, showing humor as a coping mechanism for loss and stress.

6. Community & Aging: Retirement Home Adventures

• Retirement communities are humorously painted as “Disneyland for adults”—full of exercise, origami, water aerobics, goofiness, and surprisingly active sex lives (18:22–22:04).
• The panel considers opening a gay and lesbian-inclusive retirement community, musing how older lesbians make better friends and the need for “chump” retirement homes.

7. Self-Care, Exercise, and Obsessive Eating

• Jeff obsesses over healthy food (Goop Kitchen) and the ideal AFib-friendly diet, lamenting his cyclical love/hate with meal delivery.
• Annie, Justin, and Shane debate best exercise practices (steps, weightlifting after 40, sedate vs. vigorous routines). Real Housewives of Atlanta is Jeff’s gym motivator.
• Worry and humor about dieting, spray-tanning, weight goals for ablation, and vanity at the hospital.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Lisa, the ex-nanny:
  • “There are many a job in Los Angeles. Don’t do this, baby. ... Save yourself, Lisa. Don’t do it.” – Justin Sylvester (06:40)
• On strict parenting:
  • “She told me the TV was taken away...He told me I’m better behaved when I don’t watch TV. So you never actually did anything wrong? She goes, ‘No.’” – Jeff Lewis & Monroe (10:53)
• On coping with grief:
  • “Now we have all these blow up dolls that could go one or two ways.” – Annie Lederman (27:02)
  • “Don’t you want to be in this community all the time? It’s so fun.” – Annie Lederman (24:24)
• On personal embarrassment:
  • “Would you wax or just shave?” – Jeff Lewis, prepping for surgery (47:52)
  • “If I wake up and my skin is taped up, my heart will stop.” – Jeff Lewis (46:40)
• On family nudity:
  • “We were a naked family.” – Annie Lederman (17:45)
• On aging:
  • “The longer we live, the more procedures we have to get.” – Annie Lederman (25:26)
  • “You got to weightlift. You need it for the bone. You’ll feel so good.” – Annie Lederman & Justin Sylvester (41:45)

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• Co-parenting/Ex-Drama: 01:22–07:53
• Nanny Lisa’s Saga: 04:51–07:08, update at 33:34
• Annie’s Mom & Retirement Tales: 08:26–22:46
• Medical Issues, AFib, Skin Taping: 24:41–26:11, 44:36–48:54
• Blow Up Dolls & Dark Humor: 26:11–29:01, 35:10–36:11
• Audience Call with Nurse Nancy: 44:27–48:54
• Fitness, Diet, Vanity: 36:13–43:20
• Promotion: Annie’s Tour: 49:02–49:35

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Episode Tone & Takeaways

• Jeff Lewis remains self-deprecating, blunt, spiraling through personal and co-parenting chaos with trademark wit.
• Annie Lederman shines as a storyteller unafraid of taboo, revealing how families rely on gallows humor to survive grief and aging.
• Justin Sylvester is the audience surrogate, offering both real empathy and total exasperation at the drama swirl.
• Even the darkest material (loss, lawsuits, illness) is never heavy for long; there’s a relentless drive to laugh and exaggerate.
• Advice—serious or tongue-in-cheek—about health, aging, managing stress, and cherishing family runs throughout.

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For new listeners:
This episode doubles as catharsis and comedic relief for anyone going through midlife tumult, showing just how wild, weird, and honest modern family (and medical) life can get.

Transcript

[Jeff Lewis]

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[Shane]

I love my phone, but not my carrier.

[Annie Letterman]

What do I do? Well, there are 250 reasons to join T Mobile. Like what? You can keep your phone and your number and T Mobile helps pay it off up to $800 per line. So I wouldn't have to buy a new phone?

[Nancy (Cardiology Nurse Practitioner)]

Yep.

[Annie Letterman]

Plus your plan price stays the same for 5 years on experience plans. Nice. Find your reason@t mobile.com

[Justin Sylvester]

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[Jeff Lewis]

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[Annie Letterman]

When you're Jeff Lewis, the drama never stops.

[Jeff Lewis]

This is our love language. We terrorize each other.

[Nancy (Cardiology Nurse Practitioner)]

Right?

[Jeff Lewis]

You're the villain, you're now the villain. Yeah, same girl. But that's kind of the deal. You come on here, you get made fun of, right? Uh, yeah.

[Annie Letterman]

Jeff Lewis has issues.

[Jeff Lewis]

Hey, welcome to Jeff Lewis has Issues. In today's episode, Annie Letterman and Justin Sylvester join the show. We talk about blow up dolls skin taping and the return of a former employee. Annie, how are you?

[Annie Letterman]

I'm good. How are you?

[Justin Sylvester]

Good.

[Jeff Lewis]

I have to tell you, I love your hair today. I love it. Pull back.

[Annie Letterman]

Thank you.

[Jeff Lewis]

You have such a pretty face.

[Annie Letterman]

Thank you.

[Jeff Lewis]

And it. I. I don't think I've ever seen you in a ponytail.

[Annie Letterman]

Only, only gay men say this to me.

[Jeff Lewis]

Really?

[Annie Letterman]

That. Yeah. Straight men like my face just down in the pillow. They like a ponytail to yank it back up, you know.

[Jeff Lewis]

But I think. No, I think you look very, very nice.

[Annie Letterman]

Thank you guys.

[Jeff Lewis]

All right, so we received. Well, I received a text from my ex, now engaged to my ex.

[Justin Sylvester]

Do not say we. You received a text?

[Jeff Lewis]

Justin received a text.

[Annie Letterman]

Okay.

[Jeff Lewis]

It says Gage and I are fine. Our household is fine. Please put sunscreen on Monroe this time at Pelican. Oh wow. So I guess that's shady. I. I put. We put so much sunscreen on that kid. She's out all day long.

[Annie Letterman]

Why wouldn't it be? We're sorry to hear about your afib. We're worried about your heart.

[Jeff Lewis]

Oh, then it says the three us should be sitting down in co parenting therapy. No thank you.

[Justin Sylvester]

No thanks.

[Jeff Lewis]

Why don't you worry about your own kid? Oh, don't worry about my kid. Worry about your own kid.

[Justin Sylvester]

I think we need to go to commercial. Give me my commercial.

[Annie Letterman]

By the way. Yeah, My exes don't have my phone number anymore. If they tried to call me, it would be.

[Justin Sylvester]

He must be a Scorpio. Is he?

[Nancy (Cardiology Nurse Practitioner)]

He.

[Jeff Lewis]

December, November. I forgot.

[Annie Letterman]

I'm gonna be. Do you think maybe. Did he see your sunburn and was like, maybe if he's not handling Shane's.

[Shane]

I can sunscreen myself.

[Annie Letterman]

Well, obviously not.

[Justin Sylvester]

Right?

[Shane]

Except for last.

[Justin Sylvester]

I know, I know.

[Jeff Lewis]

To put sunscreen on my kid.

[Shane]

You know, whatever.

[Annie Letterman]

Yeah, yeah, I know what you mean.

[Jeff Lewis]

Why are you laughing over there? And I don't want to do co parenting because those two are just gonna blame me for everything.

[Shane]

Yeah, okay, you swiped and he swiped back, but. Well, it sounds like Scott's more open to a conversation than anyone else now.

[Annie Letterman]

Wait, so okay, wait. Both of your exes are together?

[Justin Sylvester]

Oh shit.

[Annie Letterman]

Very nice of you, little yenta. And then that happened how soon after you broke up with them?

[Jeff Lewis]

We were trying to figure this out. I think it was like three. Was it three years ago?

[Shane]

Okay, so yeah, probably. I think, I think three and a half years ago they got together and that was. And how long after you had broken up with Scott did that happen?

[Jeff Lewis]

I used to. Very much. Well, first of all, obviously I was pissed initially, right? Then after a while I came around and thought, you know, he's good to my kid and he does love my kids. So I came around to that. But I honestly, in all honesty, do not think that Monroe is happy there. Okay, so it is. What? From feedback from talking to her. I think there's a lot of issues going on and that could just be a tense, unhappy household. I don't know. But I don't believe that my child is entirely happy there. Now what I did find out last night during the fireside chat. Get ready for the sound bite, please. Is that my ex nanny Lisa is back.

[Justin Sylvester]

Wait, the nanny you don't like?

[Jeff Lewis]

Uh huh. The one that I fired?

[Justin Sylvester]

Did you guys make a, like a decision that you guys were not going to use her anymore?

[Jeff Lewis]

I'm going to tell you about this. It is the most fucked up situation. This woman hated Gage to the point where when I was suing him, she was going to be a witness Testifying against him and all of the things that he has done and said to my daughter. Now I fire her for cause. Now, I can't say specifically why, but I've had many reasons, many reasons why I let her go. Some are concerning to the point where I don't want her around my child at all. Period.

[Annie Letterman]

Yes.

[Jeff Lewis]

So I tried to communicate that with him because I heard that he was reached out and was talking to her and was potentially going to hire her. So I tried to reach him. He would not hear it. He would not hear it. I had my attorney call. He would not take my attorney's call. He still to this day, does not know why she was fired. And he's still hiring her. Now, I said to Monroe, I go, wait a minute. I go, we haven't heard from her in a while. And I go, months, right? And she goes, yeah. And I go. But now she's back. Interesting, because as of the last seven days, I refused to pay his attorney's fees. I believe this is retaliatory.

[Annie Letterman]

Yeah.

[Jeff Lewis]

Now, where she's fucking crazy is that I'm. Now, I've already called my attorney. I've already called a therapist. I've already called the Minors Council. If I can file a restraining order against her, I will. And it will be so damn public that anywhere she walks, people are going to see her and look at her for who she is.

[Annie Letterman]

Right.

[Jeff Lewis]

Why she's messing with this, I have no idea.

[Annie Letterman]

Why would she still be in this world,

[Justin Sylvester]

Lisa?

[Jeff Lewis]

Nuts.

[Justin Sylvester]

Lisa, I don't know you. And I'm trying.

[Jeff Lewis]

She's listening.

[Justin Sylvester]

Lisa, I'm trying to do you a favor here, because I've seen. Give me some music. Lisa. There's many a job. There are many jobs in Los Angeles. Don't do this, baby. Do not do this. You do not want to get mixed and involved in this. There are so many emotions. There are so many other things. Don't do this to yourself. Save yourself, Lisa. Don't do it.

[Jeff Lewis]

Thank you, Justin. Hopefully she listens today.

[Justin Sylvester]

Hopefully.

[Jeff Lewis]

Because I'm about to create a mess of problems.

[Justin Sylvester]

By the way, you have written out for Lisa.

[Jeff Lewis]

And I'm doing this just so the listeners know. Again, I can't get specific. I am doing this to protect my child.

[Annie Letterman]

Yeah.

[Justin Sylvester]

And Lisa knows why she was let go from your employment.

[Jeff Lewis]

Oh, she knows.

[Annie Letterman]

It's so crazy to still be around. Get out of here.

[Jeff Lewis]

After. This is the guy you disliked. You were gonna testify against him. Now you're working for him. It's. This is insane.

[Annie Letterman]

Well, why yeah, he shouldn't be allowed to hire her too. It's like all the people in the world.

[Jeff Lewis]

Well, I'm going to. Yeah, that's. We're going to. I'm going to see what I can do now. You think you have attorney's fees now, Gage? Okay, hold a minute.

[Justin Sylvester]

Hold a minute. I came here three weeks ago and everybody was like, yeah, the co parenting great. We don't use that app anymore. We just text one another. Mercury isn't retrograde. That bitch is holding a machete. Please, you guys, I know. Let's not talk about this until after the retrograde is over. I'm telling you, it's a retrograde like I have never seen before.

[Annie Letterman]

And when is it over?

[Justin Sylvester]

Fuck do I know? 2027. At this point, it's wild.

[Jeff Lewis]

Okay, now the good news is Thursday, we're gonna pivot a little bit.

[Annie Letterman]

Okay, Thursday. Soon. Okay.

[Jeff Lewis]

I'm happy that you are getting along so well with your mother.

[Annie Letterman]

No, I actually think she's a bit. She's just here with me. No, I'm just kidding. Now we're doing great.

[Jeff Lewis]

Abby is here.

[Annie Letterman]

Abby.

[Justin Sylvester]

She was lovely.

[Annie Letterman]

Isn't she so cute.

[Jeff Lewis]

Where's she from, Charming?

[Annie Letterman]

Philadelphia. Well, she's from New York originally.

[Justin Sylvester]

The loveliest thing. And she goes. Jeff. Excuse me. My favorite thing this morning. I don't know who you are. What did you. What was the show were you on? Bitch.

[Jeff Lewis]

She said she recognized me, she just

[Justin Sylvester]

couldn't remember where I loved it.

[Annie Letterman]

Isn't that cute? Well, she doesn't know much, you know, but she knows faces, so she freaks out.

[Justin Sylvester]

It was incredible.

[Jeff Lewis]

Now you just went on a road trip with her.

[Annie Letterman]

We did. We went. So I. I got a gig in Arizona last minute and I have an aunt and uncle who both have dementia, but no one's, like, around them, so they just started exhibiting these. These signs and they're just cuckoo. Alone in their house. It is a absolute living nightmare. So we've been needing to go out there to see them as my dad who just passed away sister. And so my mom flew out and it was my birthday yesterday. So my mom's like, I'll fly out. We'll be together. So then she flew to Arizona and then we drove back. It was really fun. Or the Tesla drove us, so it was fun.

[Jeff Lewis]

That's a pretty ring. Is that your engagement ring?

[Annie Letterman]

Yeah, it's my engagement ring.

[Jeff Lewis]

It's really pretty. Are you writing the oscillates?

[Annie Letterman]

It goes back and forth.

[Jeff Lewis]

I really like it. So it's emerald with Diamonds around it.

[Annie Letterman]

Well, when I. My first time I came on, I was explaining to her, I said, the emerald is my great great aunts. And then these are diamonds around are my. My mother in law's.

[Jeff Lewis]

It's my A fib. I'm sorry.

[Annie Letterman]

No, no, no. It was funny though because you went, so your fiance paid $0 for it. I went, that's actually good point.

[Jeff Lewis]

No, that's not something.

[Justin Sylvester]

No, not me.

[Jeff Lewis]

But afib causes memory loss, I think.

[Shane]

Oh, I've heard that.

[Jeff Lewis]

Yeah, yeah.

[Shane]

Because of the heartbeat.

[Annie Letterman]

Your heart is. Listen, I don't think it's your fault that your heart's doing this.

[Shane]

Whose fault is that?

[Annie Letterman]

The evil nanny's back.

[Justin Sylvester]

By the way. She probably. If you had that heart monitor on today, it would have. The doctor would have been here in two seconds.

[Annie Letterman]

There's no more copain.

[Justin Sylvester]

Oh, yes. The ambulance would have been here the minute you got back to the hospital.

[Jeff Lewis]

Do you think they're the cause of my heart issues?

[Annie Letterman]

I think we should blame others. Yes.

[Jeff Lewis]

I have been. You know what? I was thinking about this this morning. I have been very edgy and defensive and confrontational lately, just over the last few months. I'm very concerned about my daughter. Very concerned. Things that she repeats, things that she says. I'm very worried about her.

[Annie Letterman]

Well, that's gotta be so tough when you are just. You can't be around her all the time. So you have no clue what's going on.

[Jeff Lewis]

They're very strict over there. Well, at least one of them is very, very strict. Unreasonably strict and almost cruel. She told me that the TV was taken away. And I go, why did, why did he take the TV away? She goes, he told me that I'm better behaved when I don't watch tv. I said, so you never actually did anything wrong? She goes, no.

[Justin Sylvester]

Now let me ask you a question.

[Jeff Lewis]

It's just un. It's just unnecessary.

[Annie Letterman]

Yeah, yeah.

[Justin Sylvester]

Have you guys had that conversation before? Will he sit with you and talk about those?

[Jeff Lewis]

Everyone else's fault. It's everyone else's fault. It is a waste. It is a waste of time. You know those people.

[Justin Sylvester]

Yeah, yeah.

[Jeff Lewis]

Like, like Kendra, for example. That they'll never, ever, ever see any other perspective but their own crazy, fucked up narrative. That's him. It is useless to. That's why I even said. I go, because the co parenting counselor called me. She goes, he. He would like to sit down with you. I go, it is a waste of my time. And by the way, he's going to complain about which, by the way, I don't have the same experience. She's lovely at my home. Yeah, lovely.

[Justin Sylvester]

Is she acting?

[Jeff Lewis]

Because she's fucking miserable over there.

[Justin Sylvester]

What about Scott? Is he maybe the middle ground between.

[Jeff Lewis]

I don't know, between the beach and Gay Pride? I don't know. I don't know if he's available.

[Annie Letterman]

He's fallen into a sinkhole. Is that what you're saying?

[Justin Sylvester]

You're afib. Remember your afib?

[Jeff Lewis]

Yes. Oh, yeah.

[Annie Letterman]

How long have your ex has been

[Shane]

a couple, three years or so.

[Annie Letterman]

Yeah, that is really.

[Shane]

Is that weird?

[Annie Letterman]

Fucked up because I had two exes who started doing, like, sketches together and I was like, I'm not comfortable with this. Yeah, you're a sketch group now.

[Jeff Lewis]

But I mean, look, you're looking at two people, clearly. You know, it's like trauma, hate bonding.

[Annie Letterman]

Right, of course.

[Jeff Lewis]

I mean, does that. Does something like that ever have a future? No.

[Justin Sylvester]

By the way, I'm not even mad at that. I'm mad at Lisa trying to get in the mix.

[Jeff Lewis]

Like, I don't know who's crazier. Probably me.

[Justin Sylvester]

I'm happy you said it before I did.

[Annie Letterman]

Well, just a lot orbiting around you.

[Jeff Lewis]

It's like, guys, bitch, you need some sage.

[Justin Sylvester]

Just put it right.

[Jeff Lewis]

You do that every morning, don't you?

[Annie Letterman]

I do, I do. I light sweetgrass.

[Jeff Lewis]

I need to light some sweet. I probably catch the house on fire

[Justin Sylvester]

coming over to your house. I'm going to light it.

[Shane]

Don't light anything.

[Justin Sylvester]

Don't get anywhere near that place.

[Annie Letterman]

No fire.

[Justin Sylvester]

Do not.

[Jeff Lewis]

Imagine if you just burned that place down.

[Justin Sylvester]

No. Imagine if you caught a fire.

[Jeff Lewis]

I have really good insurance, though. I learned from those Palisades fires.

[Justin Sylvester]

You better have good insurance.

[Jeff Lewis]

I'll be in better shape if that house burns down.

[Shane]

Don't tell Patrick.

[Justin Sylvester]

I'm sorry. I just saw your neighbor run his car into a home. You better have good insurance. No, that's the second one I've seen in that neighborhood.

[Jeff Lewis]

It's probably the same guy.

[Justin Sylvester]

It is probably the same guy.

[Jeff Lewis]

This older man in the neighborhood who should not have his license.

[Annie Letterman]

This is my aunt and uncle, by the way.

[Jeff Lewis]

You know, his parents are going to have. His kids are going to step in and take his license in his car. Yeah, he was driving down my street. He hit the accelerator instead of the brake, went. And this is a. These are big properties. Like, he went all the way up the front yard, like, up the lawn.

[Justin Sylvester]

It was like a slope.

[Jeff Lewis]

A slope goes all the way up the slope and smashes into the neighbor's car that's in the driveway up at the house.

[Justin Sylvester]

And he looks like the old man in the poltergeist. Yeah, like he is old. Yes, I thought he was because he was.

[Annie Letterman]

Just kept pushing the gas. Think he was the brain. He kept going and going and going. I know, it's so tough. So my aunt, when we went there, she has. She's lost her purse, so now she uses her underwear. She puts all of her stuff in her underwear. So she's just like, pulling passports out of, like, her.

[Jeff Lewis]

Basically, I'm like, auntie, wait, I'm sorry, what? She's leaving her identification. Everything is, like, in her underwear.

[Annie Letterman]

She said my. My uncle won't be able to get it there.

[Justin Sylvester]

Are you writing this movie?

[Annie Letterman]

She's so funny.

[Justin Sylvester]

Are you writing. Are you writing this movie?

[Jeff Lewis]

You have to write such a bad place to put it because I. I've left my wallet in an Uber. I've left my phone in Uber. If it was in my underwear, I wouldn't have left it.

[Annie Letterman]

In a way, the Lord gave women a wallet. We kind of came with our own little pouch. Yeah, you guys would have to go in the. You know.

[Jeff Lewis]

How long do you think it's going to take for pubic hair to grow back? Actually, now that I think about it.

[Justin Sylvester]

Oh.

[Annie Letterman]

Oh, for the shavings.

[Justin Sylvester]

Yeah.

[Shane]

Like weeks.

[Jeff Lewis]

It's going to look weird.

[Annie Letterman]

It's going to make your dick look a little bigger, though.

[Jeff Lewis]

Do you think?

[Annie Letterman]

Yeah, when you shave, the pubes gives you.

[Justin Sylvester]

Shane, grab the razor.

[Jeff Lewis]

Oh, poor Shane has empathy fatigue already.

[Justin Sylvester]

Shane, we have work to do.

[Jeff Lewis]

You thought we were good. We were through it because we went through the whole, you know, spinal surgery together, but.

[Shane]

Poor guy, years of appointments. I did have some PTSD hearing that hold music from Cedars yesterday.

[Justin Sylvester]

Let me ask you a question. How bad of a patient are we talking is?

[Shane]

I think for this you'll be okay.

[Jeff Lewis]

I was very focused yesterday. Did you notice that? I didn't make jokes I didn't like? I was very focused.

[Shane]

He doesn't normally stay focused and take these kind of things seriously, but for some reason, yesterday, you were, you know, so.

[Annie Letterman]

So this is concierge or. No, you have like, a whole separate or. This is actually.

[Jeff Lewis]

I went to Doug's. Doug's cardiologist at Cedars.

[Annie Letterman]

Okay.

[Jeff Lewis]

But now I have to go to that ablation guy.

[Shane]

Yeah, the other.

[Jeff Lewis]

There's another doctor.

[Annie Letterman]

He's black and Asian.

[Jeff Lewis]

That's exactly what Xiao Ying said.

[Annie Letterman]

Oh, did she say it on the earlier one?

[Jeff Lewis]

I hope so. But no, I think he's probably a white guy. Oh, I'll bring lens wipes.

[Shane]

He's white.

[Justin Sylvester]

Yeah, you should totally.

[Jeff Lewis]

You're still pissed about the lens wipes?

[Justin Sylvester]

Fucking pissed about.

[Jeff Lewis]

You want another one?

[Justin Sylvester]

You know what? I'll take another one.

[Annie Letterman]

You can have mine. Oh, my God. Wait. This is me being an ally. You can have my wife, Justin. A white woman.

[Justin Sylvester]

Oh, my God. You gave her one when she walked in.

[Jeff Lewis]

So, Justin, how many lens wipes do you have now?

[Justin Sylvester]

Oh, I have 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.

[Annie Letterman]

Now, that was me posting a picture.

[Jeff Lewis]

Like, I don't want to hear you

[Shane]

bitching and moaning when we're out.

[Justin Sylvester]

That's what.

[Jeff Lewis]

That's just all I don't want to hear. Mark my words, listeners of Jeff Lewis life. He's going to be bitching and moaning. I'm going to say you gave them

[Shane]

all to your friends.

[Jeff Lewis]

Can I say something, though?

[Annie Letterman]

Jameson? You're so well put together and you're. You never have a smudge on your glasses. So it is like, you are obviously, like, feeding yourself first and that's what you're supposed to do, but it's still, like, a little disrespectful when I have fingerprints all over my face.

[Jeff Lewis]

I was trying to protect you because you were clearly profiling.

[Shane]

And go post a black square on Instagram.

[Justin Sylvester]

Yeah, yeah, go do that.

[Jeff Lewis]

Yeah, I was trying to protect you. That's so kind of you.

[Shane]

Thank you.

[Jeff Lewis]

I don't need your protection. And I don't need yours.

[Nancy (Cardiology Nurse Practitioner)]

I don't.

[Jeff Lewis]

Now, when you're traveling with your mom, you obviously are sleeping in the same room.

[Annie Letterman]

Yes.

[Jeff Lewis]

Are you seeing each other naked?

[Annie Letterman]

I'm fully naked around my mom all the time. And that was one of the gifts of my dad dying is I can be naked in her apartment now.

[Justin Sylvester]

Do you feel that? It's. That's not weird.

[Annie Letterman]

We were a naked family. We were a naked family.

[Jeff Lewis]

We're not a naked family.

[Annie Letterman]

My. My mom was. Yeah, I saw my mom naked quite a bit as a kid.

[Jeff Lewis]

And when did you discover that your nipples are identical, you and your mom?

[Annie Letterman]

Oh, they are. They are similar. How do you hers are in different areas?

[Jeff Lewis]

Because Kian gets the most random information.

[Annie Letterman]

I did. Oh, my God. It's so cute that you have to just listen to all of our nonsense.

[Jeff Lewis]

What I do want to talk to Abby about, though, is hers aren't pierced, though. Retirement community. She lives in a retirement.

[Annie Letterman]

Oh, it's the most fun I've ever had.

[Jeff Lewis]

It looks so much fun.

[Annie Letterman]

It's in Jersey.

[Justin Sylvester]

Let me let you know something. It's Disneyland for adults.

[Annie Letterman]

It's so fun. They all have syphilis, by the way. They're all banging my mom.

[Justin Sylvester]

It's like the biggest deal. It's like the biggest deal there. They all have chlamydia.

[Jeff Lewis]

Not Abby, though.

[Annie Letterman]

Not yet. Daddy's warm. Daddy's warm.

[Justin Sylvester]

You said it, not me. Those ashes are still smoking.

[Annie Letterman]

Listen, we're still spreading the ashes. She can't spread the legs yet. We got to spread the ashes on the legs. I'm kidding.

[Jeff Lewis]

Audience, Tell me about the retirement community. How long has Abby lived there?

[Annie Letterman]

Okay, so they moved in about a year ago. And then my dad went into the hospital, and we thought he was going to die. Then we were, like, worried about it, and it would have sucked because my mom's a lot younger than everyone. My mom's like, not only is she younger than everyone at the retirement community because my dad was 10 years older, but she's. She just is younger than her age. She's very sturdy and cool, and so she wasn't, like, into it. Like, she was just like, God, I'm with a bunch of really freaking old people. And then if my dad had died, then she would have hated it. But then he lived another eight months, so then she got, like, all of her friends.

[Jeff Lewis]

That's great.

[Annie Letterman]

And now she's got all these widow friends. But it's fun. We do the exercise classes with everyone.

[Jeff Lewis]

Yoga in a chair.

[Annie Letterman]

They have chair yoga.

[Jeff Lewis]

I need to do that with my afib.

[Shane]

He's a regular.

[Justin Sylvester]

He's a regular.

[Jeff Lewis]

Oh, he's gonna die. Can I get a handicap placard?

[Annie Letterman]

Yeah, you should.

[Justin Sylvester]

Oh, my God.

[Jeff Lewis]

I can't walk that long.

[Shane]

I think you. You could because. Yeah, you can't walk.

[Annie Letterman]

But aren't you, like, dropped off?

[Justin Sylvester]

He already has. Are you driving that placard?

[Jeff Lewis]

I'm driving.

[Annie Letterman]

Oh, you drive? Really?

[Shane]

What are you.

[Jeff Lewis]

What do you mean, do I drive?

[Justin Sylvester]

By the way, that is the second time I said the same thing.

[Annie Letterman]

I want you driven. I don't like this.

[Nancy (Cardiology Nurse Practitioner)]

Why?

[Annie Letterman]

I don't want you to have to do anything.

[Justin Sylvester]

See, there I am.

[Annie Letterman]

Oh, my God. Jeff.

[Jeff Lewis]

No, this is my mom in there.

[Annie Letterman]

How funny is that?

[Justin Sylvester]

By the way, you're so lucky that you don't have to worry about your mom, because now that she is the hottest piece in that New Jersey retirement.

[Annie Letterman]

No, she's so much younger.

[Shane]

You're gonna get a new daddy. Like.

[Annie Letterman]

Well, my mom has always been.

[Jeff Lewis]

Let's be respectful of Abby, though, she is here today.

[Annie Letterman]

She's. Listen, she. My mom has always been getting hit on. She'd been married to my dad my whole life. She's always been getting hit on by men. And she doesn't like wearing makeup.

[Jeff Lewis]

She doesn't try like that, but are coming for her.

[Justin Sylvester]

I'm telling you, they're coming for her. I worry about people who, like, she's been married for 53 years. Like, she probably wouldn't even know where to start making new friends or finding somebody. But the fact that she has a built in community and she's the youngest one there.

[Jeff Lewis]

Do they have karaoke?

[Annie Letterman]

I don't know. They have like. I did an origami class. I did an origami class. That was fun.

[Justin Sylvester]

You know what they have? Oh, I bet those old Betty's play some serious mahjong.

[Jeff Lewis]

Mahjong.

[Annie Letterman]

Oh, they do play mahjong. I don't know.

[Justin Sylvester]

I know they play some serious mahjong.

[Annie Letterman]

Listen, we're doing. We're doing water aerobics. We're doing zumba. It's so fun.

[Jeff Lewis]

You know who would love it? Doug. Oh, Pottery making. All the things he's interested in.

[Shane]

He should live in one of those.

[Jeff Lewis]

You know what? It just occurred to you.

[Justin Sylvester]

No. He should be a cruise director.

[Shane]

He should be like a president of, like a retirement community.

[Annie Letterman]

Also, by the way, you don't have to park. Well, you can park like shit. You can. You don't have to worry. There's no pressure.

[Jeff Lewis]

We have a lot of chumps that park terribly here.

[Shane]

We should have like a chump retirement home or just like, even if you're young, you just want to like.

[Jeff Lewis]

Is there a gay retirement home?

[Annie Letterman]

There's definitely called Palm Springs.

[Jeff Lewis]

Oh, okay. Yeah, but I want gays and lesbians because I want to hang out with lesbians. But sleep with the gay guys.

[Justin Sylvester]

By the way, that should be our next development. We should develop a gay and lesbian retirement.

[Jeff Lewis]

Lesbians are much better friends.

[Justin Sylvester]

Huh?

[Annie Letterman]

Have you developed something before?

[Justin Sylvester]

No, but we can.

[Annie Letterman]

Because I was like, is that what happens when you're on the show a lot?

[Justin Sylvester]

Yeah, you start developing.

[Annie Letterman]

Because you know what I learned hanging out with all these old people? You need money, guys. Money, money, money, money, money, money, money, money. You need money when you get old money. It doesn't guarantee you a good end of life, but it gives you a good shot.

[Jeff Lewis]

I don't know if Monroe's gonna give me any money.

[Annie Letterman]

Any money.

[Justin Sylvester]

Mm.

[Shane]

She's gonna leave you out. You and your afib out on the Street.

[Jeff Lewis]

Yeah.

[Justin Sylvester]

You definitely have to live in New Jersey.

[Annie Letterman]

You'd crush New Jersey, though.

[Jeff Lewis]

You think?

[Justin Sylvester]

Yes, I think you'd really like it. Cause you would stir shit up there.

[Jeff Lewis]

Which, your mom's retirement community or a different one?

[Annie Letterman]

Well, there. I mean, anywhere.

[Jeff Lewis]

I mean, I qualify now, right?

[Justin Sylvester]

You're. It's 55 off.

[Annie Letterman]

Hers is 55 plus. But it's. But they all moved in like 30 years ago. I mean, I was hanging out with a woman that was 100 years old. Yeah, I'm hanging out with like 100 year old people. It's fine.

[Jeff Lewis]

There's a reason why they're 100. They're living their best lives.

[Annie Letterman]

Well, no kids.

[Jeff Lewis]

Well, Kian, where was that woman? Remember the woman that got in trouble and she got kicked out of the retirement home? I was showing you that article.

[Justin Sylvester]

Why did she get kicked out?

[Jeff Lewis]

She's 96. She was partying late in the night. She was drinking. She was stop. And she was like, I spend $12,000 a month here. I'm going do whatever the.

[Annie Letterman]

I want.

[Jeff Lewis]

96. What did she. What else did she do, Kean?

[Shane]

I mean, it just.

[Justin Sylvester]

This must have been in Florida.

[Jeff Lewis]

Yeah, she was hosting parties up late, noise complaints.

[Annie Letterman]

Serving alcohol without a license to like kids like Andre.

[Jeff Lewis]

96 year old chump.

[Justin Sylvester]

That's you.

[Shane]

Literally.

[Annie Letterman]

I would feel so. I always like, I. I go like way off their, like little campus to smoke weed, like on the little outside.

[Shane]

Because I'm like, smoke with the old people they love.

[Annie Letterman]

I think you can, but it's not like a no smoking area. But I'm just so. I have this fear of getting my mom kicked out of her community because

[Justin Sylvester]

then she'd have to come live with you.

[Annie Letterman]

Well, listen, she can. There's a lot of snakes.

[Jeff Lewis]

Yeah, there's drink after my ablation. Like, am I safe to drink again if I'm on blood thinners and an

[Justin Sylvester]

ablation Girl, they told you stop drinking before the ablation.

[Annie Letterman]

They said one. What was that? One drink a week.

[Jeff Lewis]

He said, like, there's no realistic. Who wants to live?

[Annie Letterman]

Well, one drink.

[Shane]

You should avoid alcohol for at least the first 24 to 72 hours.

[Jeff Lewis]

Please tell me the no. But I can eventually go back.

[Shane]

Yeah. And then during the critical healing phase, the first one to three months, I

[Jeff Lewis]

could do it in one.

[Shane]

Abstinence would help stop the success. You're not really supposed to drink for the first one to three months.

[Jeff Lewis]

There she is.

[Annie Letterman]

Oh, she's so fun.

[Justin Sylvester]

And it plays you in seconds.

[Jeff Lewis]

Do you see her T shirt? I Support women's wrongs and rights.

[Justin Sylvester]

What part of Florida is this at?

[Jeff Lewis]

She's fun.

[Annie Letterman]

Do you see what I'm saying? Like, don't you want to be in this.

[Shane]

Yeah.

[Annie Letterman]

Community all the time? It's so fun.

[Shane]

Medical studies show that even light to moderate alcohol consumption is significantly associated with the increased risk of your heart condition. Like afib. Returning.

[Justin Sylvester]

Oh, my God. Heart.

[Jeff Lewis]

Oh, returning.

[Shane]

Yeah. So even if like, you heal and you start drinking again.

[Jeff Lewis]

Oh, this heart is just letting me down.

[Annie Letterman]

My dad. My dad had afib. Look at him now.

[Jeff Lewis]

Oh, no.

[Annie Letterman]

84. He died at 84.

[Jeff Lewis]

That's of afib.

[Annie Letterman]

No, no, but he had stroke.

[Justin Sylvester]

Blood clot.

[Annie Letterman]

Stroke.

[Nancy (Cardiology Nurse Practitioner)]

Stroke. Got it.

[Annie Letterman]

Oh, girl. Stroke got him.

[Justin Sylvester]

Damn.

[Jeff Lewis]

From afib.

[Justin Sylvester]

Now let me ask you a question. Was he strapped? Was he stressed

[Annie Letterman]

at this point? Was he stressed he was hanging out with these people? No, he just. My dad. My dad had a heart disease since I was little, so he was in and out for stuff all the time. He got his dick shaved quite a bit, if you know what I'm saying, for free.

[Shane]

And he had.

[Jeff Lewis]

Well, Jamie goes in and out all the time too.

[Annie Letterman]

Yeah.

[Jeff Lewis]

Because he's had several ablations.

[Nancy (Cardiology Nurse Practitioner)]

Right.

[Shane]

I'm glad that that means he's manscaping then. For Jamie.

[Annie Letterman]

I mean, the thing is, we're just. Yeah.

[Jeff Lewis]

Otherwise he wouldn't have.

[Shane]

Otherwise he wouldn't.

[Jeff Lewis]

Yeah.

[Annie Letterman]

Thank God. The longer we live, the more procedures we have to get.

[Justin Sylvester]

Don't say that. Oh, my God, my check engine light just went on. No, I know.

[Jeff Lewis]

Oh, at 40 it does that.

[Justin Sylvester]

Vertigo started at 30.

[Jeff Lewis]

I didn't start having problems until mid, late 40s. You're good.

[Annie Letterman]

Oh, really?

[Jeff Lewis]

I have vertigo? And you're so fit and healthy.

[Justin Sylvester]

You know what, though? It doesn't even matter.

[Jeff Lewis]

You're right.

[Justin Sylvester]

It's like genetics and, you know, heredity.

[Annie Letterman]

You just got to do your best. You got to work out, you got to make money.

[Jeff Lewis]

That's.

[Annie Letterman]

That's what I'm learning. 100 work out and make money is really what you could. The best thing you can do or say learn to.

[Justin Sylvester]

But let me. You know, I have an aunt who's a drug addict and she never has issues.

[Annie Letterman]

Is that crazy?

[Justin Sylvester]

She's like in her 70s and she's been probably smoking for a minute.

[Annie Letterman]

Yep. Some people, like, pickle themselves. They like, drink so much. They're like.

[Justin Sylvester]

Exactly.

[Annie Letterman]

They preserve themselves or something.

[Jeff Lewis]

Now let me ask you. So I've seen on Instagram lately a blow up doll of your father with your father's Face on it and I understand, you know, it's. His death is fresh and this is your way of coping.

[Justin Sylvester]

Don't do it.

[Jeff Lewis]

But you have talked to a therapist, right?

[Justin Sylvester]

Don't do it.

[Annie Letterman]

Yes. No. I know this could get me into the cuckoo bin, but. Okay, so my parents, when they were first married, they had these like blow up toys that were like their pretend kids and they would make my. My grandmother make places for them at the table. So. And then in college, I had a blow up doll that I said was my roommate. It's kind of like we've had like blow ups dolls in our lives. Are. My whole family is like. It's like our thing. So during my dad's memorial, I wanted to surprise my mom and I got five blow up dolls and put his face on them and dressed them in his clothes and I like blew them up in the garage before she and I had them hung up everywhere. Yeah, so now we have all these

[Jeff Lewis]

blow up dolls that could go one or two ways.

[Justin Sylvester]

That could go one way.

[Annie Letterman]

They're poop toys. There's no holes, there's no appendages. It's not a sex doll.

[Jeff Lewis]

Okay. It's just, you know, you had a

[Justin Sylvester]

blow up doll as a college roommate.

[Annie Letterman]

Yeah.

[Jeff Lewis]

How many blow up. You have your five blow up dolls of your dad.

[Annie Letterman]

Yes, five blow up dolls of my dad.

[Jeff Lewis]

We should take a couple of pelicans.

[Shane]

Oh, fuck.

[Jeff Lewis]

Can I take your dad to Pelican?

[Annie Letterman]

You can totally have my dad.

[Jeff Lewis]

I was gonna say you had to

[Annie Letterman]

put sunscreen on him.

[Justin Sylvester]

That was so shady.

[Jeff Lewis]

But I'm a bad father because I didn't put sunscreen on enough. Damn. I wasn't at San Diego Pride with my shirt off.

[Annie Letterman]

Yeah, you're like, well, you don't have to put sunscreen on her because you're so shady.

[Jeff Lewis]

Maybe SC sunscreen on himself.

[Justin Sylvester]

You guys, I came here for the coffee this morning. Okay, this is crazy.

[Shane]

And you got Lindsay and you got tea.

[Justin Sylvester]

I got Lindsay's lives and tea.

[Annie Letterman]

Well, yeah, but. No, no, I know. I'm, I'm. I'm fully aware of what the bluff doll looks like.

[Justin Sylvester]

When did your dad pass?

[Annie Letterman]

February.

[Justin Sylvester]

Oh, so you guys are still in the throes of.

[Annie Letterman]

We're in it, baby.

[Justin Sylvester]

But I love that it brought you and your mom together.

[Annie Letterman]

It's so cute. Me and my mom are having such a good time together.

[Justin Sylvester]

That's awesome.

[Annie Letterman]

Just naked running around the retirement center.

[Justin Sylvester]

Are you the only kid?

[Annie Letterman]

No, I have two brothers.

[Jeff Lewis]

It sounds like you had a really nice relationship with Your dad?

[Annie Letterman]

Oh yeah. No, we were besties.

[Jeff Lewis]

That's sweet.

[Annie Letterman]

And then it's really because my mom. I never gave.

[Jeff Lewis]

How old are you?

[Annie Letterman]

Just turned 43 yesterday.

[Jeff Lewis]

Yeah, see, I won't be around that long for Monroe. Not with my afib.

[Shane]

And your ex husband, that's like 30 more years.

[Jeff Lewis]

I don't think I'll be around.

[Annie Letterman]

No, not with this nanny around. Confined with a nanny.

[Jeff Lewis]

Someone to talk with all your blow up dolls. I was going to introduce you to her. You could be great friends.

[Annie Letterman]

That's what she just had blow up dolls. That's why you had to fire her 100%.

[Justin Sylvester]

You know what?

[Jeff Lewis]

You just saw that. Speaking of my ex nanny, you saw the Hand that Rocks the Cradle this weekend.

[Shane]

Oh, I just watched it.

[Jeff Lewis]

He watched her the first time.

[Annie Letterman]

Great movie.

[Justin Sylvester]

Rebecca De Mornay.

[Annie Letterman]

Yes, great movie.

[Shane]

Stop.

[Justin Sylvester]

Have you ever seen Single Wife Female?

[Shane]

Honestly, no.

[Justin Sylvester]

Single Male feat.

[Jeff Lewis]

They should remake it. And I've got the perfect actress.

[Justin Sylvester]

Shut up.

[Jeff Lewis]

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[Shane]

I love my phone but not my carrier.

[Annie Letterman]

What do I do? Well, there are 250 reasons to join T Mobile. Like what? You can keep your phone and your number and T mobile helps pay it off up to $800 per line. So I wouldn't have to buy a new phone.

[Nancy (Cardiology Nurse Practitioner)]

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[Annie Letterman]

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[Nancy (Cardiology Nurse Practitioner)]

Nice.

[Annie Letterman]

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[Jeff Lewis]

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[Justin Sylvester]

Tax on included.

[Jeff Lewis]

Not valid for use within a combo or a combination with any other offered discount. I. I went to. I was taking a restroom break and I ran into Abby.

[Annie Letterman]

Oh, was she in the men's room?

[Jeff Lewis]

Your mother, she hangs out there a

[Annie Letterman]

lot since she's been single. She's looking for some money.

[Jeff Lewis]

I said, I'm trying to protect you, Abby, and I'm trying to keep it classy. And she says, yeah, my daughter, the lack of class is astounding.

[Annie Letterman]

She raised me. Listen, we were in the car the other day and she was like, being like, really, like kind of competitive with me. And she goes, she goes, just getting work done and getting places on time. It's just always been so, like, easy for me. I guess it was just the way I was raised. I was like, yeah, getting work done and getting places on time, been really difficult for me. I guess it's the way I was raised. And she went, oh,

[Jeff Lewis]

now, is it true that you never learned to read properly?

[Annie Letterman]

I'm going to be honest, I can barely. It's. It's a struggle to read. Well, I told, I called my dad once and I said it was pretty recently. I said, dad, I think I might be dyslexic. And he went, annie, at this point, who gives a shit? But I always, like, would read. Like, I would read and then like, like my eyes would be at the bottom of the page.

[Justin Sylvester]

80%.

[Shane]

It could be an eye thing.

[Annie Letterman]

No, no, they said I had like a tracking problem that had glasses. But then it was in this hard, like, glasses case and I threw it at my teacher once. And then they're like, let's just keep the glasses away from her. Let's just not, let's just not have books near her.

[Jeff Lewis]

Oh, do we want to read the text we got from Lisa?

[Annie Letterman]

Yes.

[Justin Sylvester]

No. You guys, she text Shane.

[Jeff Lewis]

She didn't text me.

[Annie Letterman]

A live show's so fun. The drama of a live show is so exciting. This is why you have afib. Your heart never had a break. Had a time to not be.

[Jeff Lewis]

Thank God. I don't my monitor on.

[Justin Sylvester]

Thank God.

[Jeff Lewis]

And stuck to my chest for two weeks.

[Justin Sylvester]

That's not high, by the way. Lisa, you know this Show's live for two hours. Wait until goddamn 11 o'. Clock. Let me get out of here.

[Jeff Lewis]

What did she say?

[Shane]

She said she's not listening live. She says she does not work for Gage. She just took Monroe to lunch. They didn't talk about anything other than her friends. Zero. I didn't even see Gage just picked her up and dropped her off. Period.

[Annie Letterman]

Lisa's friends, she like, takes her out to lunch to talk about herself.

[Jeff Lewis]

That's really.

[Annie Letterman]

But also, why is she saying she's not listening live if she is answering?

[Jeff Lewis]

They all listen. I mean, Scott's listening live. They're all listening live. God, I, I, I wouldn't listen to this show if I wasn't on it. Would you, Justin?

[Justin Sylvester]

No. I listen every day.

[Jeff Lewis]

Better things to do.

[Justin Sylvester]

I listen every day.

[Annie Letterman]

It's so fun.

[Justin Sylvester]

Also, when you don't listen to the

[Annie Letterman]

show, I miss so much. I don't know what's going on when I don't listen.

[Justin Sylvester]

You miss so much, but people also DM you&text you like, are you listening to Jeff Lewis today? You gotta turn it on. You gotta turn it on. And I'm like, what the hell am I missing? You know what I mean? So now I just listen.

[Jeff Lewis]

Yeah, I feel like the day that you don't listen, you miss something.

[Justin Sylvester]

Shit happens.

[Shane]

The one day that I didn't was when you and Dr. Donna had the whole fight about the hotel when I was home for Christmas. It was the one show I didn't hear. And then I came back.

[Jeff Lewis]

There's a lot of people unchumped.

[Shane]

There's always something.

[Justin Sylvester]

Also, I missed Jamie and Mercedes when I wasn't listening.

[Jeff Lewis]

Oh, big mistake.

[Justin Sylvester]

And then I had to go back and piece it together on Reddit. It I also missed that.

[Annie Letterman]

I don't Know what that is?

[Justin Sylvester]

Don't bring it up. We are not bringing it up.

[Jeff Lewis]

Those are teeth.

[Justin Sylvester]

I'm also taking those with me.

[Annie Letterman]

Oh, there's teeth.

[Shane]

Yeah.

[Jeff Lewis]

Yeah.

[Annie Letterman]

I carry my dad's ashes. You think I'm gonna be worried about that?

[Justin Sylvester]

No, don't you dare. Do not let him get into this.

[Jeff Lewis]

We did not need the formaldehyde.

[Shane]

What do you mean?

[Jeff Lewis]

It was already. They were already soaked in alcohol.

[Justin Sylvester]

The.

[Annie Letterman]

I have my dogs too.

[Jeff Lewis]

No, they would have preserved themselves. We wouldn't even need to do that.

[Annie Letterman]

I have my dog's balls in a thing like that, by the way.

[Shane]

Way. Why you have your dog's balls?

[Annie Letterman]

Yeah, cuz I just was to the vet. I was like, can I have them? And he was like, okay.

[Shane]

Ew.

[Annie Letterman]

It's funny. We have them. I put it on a thing that like spins around and like lights up.

[Jeff Lewis]

Yeah, I don't wouldn't. Oh, really?

[Justin Sylvester]

I'm sorry.

[Jeff Lewis]

I wouldn't.

[Justin Sylvester]

We have blow up. We have blowup dolls. We have doll.

[Annie Letterman]

I'm a prop.

[Jeff Lewis]

You know what I like?

[Annie Letterman]

I'm like comic.

[Jeff Lewis]

I would put Gage's balls here.

[Annie Letterman]

Yes.

[Jeff Lewis]

Yeah, I would like his balls.

[Annie Letterman]

Why do you put one of Gages and one of. What's your. And Scots and then you put them in there?

[Jeff Lewis]

I would put both their balls in there.

[Justin Sylvester]

Put your goddamn in there. Why don't you go ahead and put one of your valves in there too?

[Jeff Lewis]

Oh, God, Justin, we gotta go on a walk. Oh, but I can't walk that fast now with my afib.

[Shane]

Oh, God, that dizziness.

[Justin Sylvester]

By the way, everything's gonna be about this afib. Well, that one did the next 90 days.

[Jeff Lewis]

No, 90 days. Nine years.

[Justin Sylvester]

If I see in court documents that you put in there that they have caused your afib, I'm gonna lose my goddamn mind.

[Jeff Lewis]

That's a good idea. I'm gonna make a note of that. It's the stress Now Waba has an afib diet. Waba grill.

[Shane]

Oh, we're obsessed with waba right now.

[Justin Sylvester]

My ass.

[Jeff Lewis]

Brown rice.

[Nancy (Cardiology Nurse Practitioner)]

Yeah.

[Annie Letterman]

Okay.

[Jeff Lewis]

Vegetables. A little bit of chicken.

[Shane]

That is afib friendly.

[Jeff Lewis]

Afib friendly.

[Justin Sylvester]

And which sauce do you put on top of that?

[Jeff Lewis]

Yeah, that's what Ty asked.

[Annie Letterman]

Sauceless.

[Jeff Lewis]

Well, I did a little soy and

[Shane]

then I added with the green cap so it's not as much sodium.

[Jeff Lewis]

What's the other sauce though, that we use?

[Shane]

Oh, yes, the waba sauce.

[Jeff Lewis]

Yeah, that's totally healthy.

[Justin Sylvester]

Can I tell you what's near your house now?

[Shane]

Sugar and soy sauce.

[Justin Sylvester]

I tell you what's near your house? Absolutely Goddamn be obsessed with what Goop Kitchen.

[Shane]

Don't say the GW around him and gets really upset.

[Justin Sylvester]

Wait, you don't like Goop Kitchen?

[Annie Letterman]

I want to say this.

[Jeff Lewis]

I, I, I made a mistake because I. What happens is when I find something, I become a bit obsessive. I order the same thing every day, every day, every day. And then all of a sudden I'm like, sick of this. I never want to see it again. But, but Goop. I was told yesterday there was a couple of other dishes by Monica told me that I should try a few other things which I'm very open to doing.

[Justin Sylvester]

What were you ordering?

[Jeff Lewis]

I was ordering the chicken.

[Shane]

Chicken teriyaki bowl.

[Annie Letterman]

But they're all different.

[Justin Sylvester]

You can go like Daddy, you're missing out on like a whole menu.

[Jeff Lewis]

That's what Monica told me.

[Justin Sylvester]

So many good things.

[Jeff Lewis]

Yes, but is it afib friendly?

[Justin Sylvester]

It's Afib friendly.

[Annie Letterman]

Of course, Gwyneth.

[Justin Sylvester]

Thank you.

[Jeff Lewis]

Okay. Okay.

[Justin Sylvester]

Thank you.

[Shane]

Turkey chili. Yum.

[Justin Sylvester]

It's so goddamn good. The pizza's unbelievable.

[Jeff Lewis]

It's in Larchmont.

[Justin Sylvester]

The blackened salmon bowl is divine.

[Jeff Lewis]

Oh, look at the miso salmon bento box.

[Justin Sylvester]

Yes, it is. And by the way, do not sleep on the Japanese sweet potato soup.

[Shane]

I love Japanese sweet potatoes.

[Justin Sylvester]

Oh, you are about to lose your mind.

[Jeff Lewis]

Oh, my God. I have not been going to Larchmont because I can't find parking. But guess what?

[Justin Sylvester]

It can be delivered.

[Jeff Lewis]

Handicapped placard.

[Nancy (Cardiology Nurse Practitioner)]

Whoa.

[Jeff Lewis]

I'm just gonna park in a fucking meter for free.

[Justin Sylvester]

By the way, you can park now. You have dealer plates. No one knows where those goddamn dealers go.

[Annie Letterman]

You never put it on. You never put your plate on.

[Jeff Lewis]

No, I do.

[Justin Sylvester]

He's shady.

[Jeff Lewis]

I'm not shady.

[Annie Letterman]

I love leaving that paper on. As long as until it pulls off, I can.

[Jeff Lewis]

Are there handicapped spots at Larchmont? Yeah, I don't see them.

[Shane]

You can park in a loading zone.

[Annie Letterman]

You don't see them till you need them.

[Jeff Lewis]

When you're handicapped, can you park in front of like really a red zone and all that?

[Justin Sylvester]

Park wherever you want.

[Shane]

No, not red, but will you look it up?

[Jeff Lewis]

Where can I park?

[Annie Letterman]

Well, you guys know that the loading zones you parking. It's free parking from 6 on. Yes. night.

[Justin Sylvester]

Okay. Yes. What?

[Annie Letterman]

What are you bitching about over there?

[Justin Sylvester]

That's like one of my best LA secrets.

[Annie Letterman]

I know. Should we not told people? Oh, sorry.

[Nancy (Cardiology Nurse Practitioner)]

Sorry.

[Jeff Lewis]

Wait, what is it?

[Justin Sylvester]

No, don't say it. Do not say it.

[Shane]

Yeah, if the curb is.

[Jeff Lewis]

But can I park there? Normally with my placard.

[Annie Letterman]

Just drag your leg when you get out.

[Jeff Lewis]

I don't have to. I drag it anyway. It drags. Yeah, the left one doesn't keep up with the right.

[Nancy (Cardiology Nurse Practitioner)]

You.

[Jeff Lewis]

No, you can't park in. In a loading zone with a handy.

[Annie Letterman]

You have to park in a.

[Jeff Lewis]

In any spot or any handicapped spot.

[Justin Sylvester]

But you don't have to go feed the meter. You don't have to. No. If you have a handicap bargain placard, you don't have to feed the meter.

[Annie Letterman]

That's really nice.

[Shane]

I know you don't.

[Justin Sylvester]

And you know what? You can get them from China.

[Jeff Lewis]

The placards.

[Justin Sylvester]

I didn't say that.

[Shane]

Don't tell the chumpster.

[Annie Letterman]

I did not. But I have a question.

[Jeff Lewis]

Wait, can I order one on Amazon? I legitimately have a problem, though.

[Annie Letterman]

Does your dog have the fake service?

[Jeff Lewis]

No, I'm never taking my dog anywhere.

[Annie Letterman]

I've tried.

[Jeff Lewis]

So misbehaving.

[Annie Letterman]

I have tried to do that, and I'm such a bad liar. Like, one time I brought my dog into a hotel, and they go, is this a service dog? I said, yeah. And they go, what. What's the service that helps you with? And I went. I said, epilepsy.

[Justin Sylvester]

No, I said, epilepsy.

[Jeff Lewis]

Oh, you're going to hell.

[Justin Sylvester]

Oh, hand basket.

[Jeff Lewis]

I'll see you there.

[Annie Letterman]

But then I was thinking. I was thinking, that's an easy one to kind of fake. You just kind of can shake it around.

[Justin Sylvester]

You can also say anxiety, and nobody

[Jeff Lewis]

would ask you anything.

[Annie Letterman]

Well, the blob doll would.

[Jeff Lewis]

I'd be like, I need to get to my goal weight before I do that ablation.

[Shane]

Okay, well, there's something called goop for two where you can get, like, a whole chicken and put a Taco Bell.

[Jeff Lewis]

I love Taco Bell so much.

[Annie Letterman]

That could be your last. Just eat a little lettuce. You got one week. You'll get your goal weight.

[Justin Sylvester]

You're always on a goddamn diet.

[Jeff Lewis]

I know, but now that I have to do the ablation, I'm gonna be naked there. On that. On that.

[Nancy (Cardiology Nurse Practitioner)]

That.

[Annie Letterman]

Oh, you're worried about what they think. Well, you're a celeb.

[Jeff Lewis]

I'm gonna get a spray tan too. I know I have to. I've got to get a spray tan.

[Justin Sylvester]

But do the ab etching too. Like, have her do the full amante on.

[Jeff Lewis]

You do sugar and. What is it called?

[Shane]

Sugar and bronze. John Hill loves that one.

[Nancy (Cardiology Nurse Practitioner)]

They'll.

[Shane]

They'll sugar you, which is like wax.

[Annie Letterman]

I do it monthly.

[Justin Sylvester]

Really?

[Annie Letterman]

Yeah.

[Jeff Lewis]

I need to do A sugar and bronze before I go.

[Justin Sylvester]

But do you like a sugar?

[Jeff Lewis]

But I gotta get down to my goal. Wait, I can't go in. Like, they can't roll my big fat ass on that gurney. It's tough, right? Right.

[Justin Sylvester]

I'm not kind of awake, right?

[Annie Letterman]

You look good, Jeff. I don't allow you to have.

[Jeff Lewis]

I don't look at naked.

[Annie Letterman]

You're. Listen. Your exes are together, talking, saying that right now. But. Oh, it's silence. No, you look good. He was like. He's like, are they. I was like, oh, no. I'm like.

[Justin Sylvester]

And it's time for me to say goodbye.

[Jeff Lewis]

The good news with the afib diet is I will lose weight.

[Annie Letterman]

Yeah. Well, what are you eating? What's your problem?

[Shane]

I like this goop.

[Justin Sylvester]

Everything.

[Jeff Lewis]

Literally everything.

[Annie Letterman]

Yeah. Are your sweet tooth.

[Shane]

Yeah.

[Nancy (Cardiology Nurse Practitioner)]

You're not.

[Justin Sylvester]

You're more of a salty girl.

[Jeff Lewis]

More of a salty.

[Justin Sylvester]

You like a salty.

[Shane]

I'm a sweet girl.

[Jeff Lewis]

Oh, are you?

[Shane]

For sure.

[Jeff Lewis]

So I got to lose weight and I got to get spray tan before the ablation, by the way, the ablation

[Justin Sylvester]

is like in three weeks.

[Jeff Lewis]

We're going to have to postpone it.

[Annie Letterman]

You work out?

[Justin Sylvester]

Yeah.

[Annie Letterman]

You work out?

[Jeff Lewis]

Sometimes, yeah. Justin told me that I should get like. I need to be doing 10,000 steps a day.

[Justin Sylvester]

You also need to start, and I'm sorry to tell you this, you're going to hate.

[Nancy (Cardiology Nurse Practitioner)]

Hate me.

[Justin Sylvester]

You have to. When you get to a certain age, you have to start weightlifting.

[Annie Letterman]

You have to weightlift.

[Justin Sylvester]

You need it for the bone.

[Annie Letterman]

You'll feel so good.

[Jeff Lewis]

I do have a gym posture.

[Justin Sylvester]

And by the way, Justin, that's the

[Shane]

one thing he does.

[Justin Sylvester]

You burn more. No, but I don't do it. You don't burn more calories working out than you would during cardio.

[Jeff Lewis]

You know what's been happening? Helping me with the. The gym is the Real Housewives of Atlanta.

[Nancy (Cardiology Nurse Practitioner)]

You watch.

[Jeff Lewis]

So I put it on and then I. I can be in there for like 45 minutes just watching an episode

[Justin Sylvester]

of Atlanta once a week.

[Jeff Lewis]

Those girls. Well, maybe no more than once a week because then I'm gonna finish. I'm almost done. I'm almost caught up with Atlanta. Then I gotta catch up with the Valley. Then I got. I haven't done Rhode Island. Oh, you have not done Rhode Island. I'm only two in. I gotta work out more. If I work out more, then I'll be able to watch more tv.

[Annie Letterman]

Yeah, that's a good point.

[Justin Sylvester]

How often do you work out?

[Jeff Lewis]

It's been a couple days. A week. But for a while there I was really consistent. But then I just.

[Annie Letterman]

I think having a trainer is kinda what you have to do.

[Jeff Lewis]

Since my eighth grade, I'm just so tired.

[Justin Sylvester]

Shut up with that.

[Annie Letterman]

Eight.

[Justin Sylvester]

Found out about it two days ago.

[Jeff Lewis]

So you're Justin's doing like 16,000 steps a day. How many miles is that?

[Justin Sylvester]

I don't play around. That's also like me on a treadmill. Like I go to the gym.

[Annie Letterman]

Like how long have you been doing it for? Cuz I've done that for like a week and a half. Oh wow.

[Shane]

Long time no.

[Jeff Lewis]

He's fit, Justin. And so is Kevin.

[Justin Sylvester]

Kevin's really fit.

[Jeff Lewis]

His dog miles. 16,000 steps. You're. You're walking eight miles a day.

[Justin Sylvester]

I'm not around.

[Annie Letterman]

It takes a while though.

[Jeff Lewis]

Should I walk three? And that's like could cuz ten for me.

[Annie Letterman]

Takes me like two hours almost.

[Justin Sylvester]

And how much is 14,000 steps? That's where I'm normally at.

[Shane]

6.6.

[Justin Sylvester]

Yeah, that's where I'm normally.

[Annie Letterman]

My dog slows me down though. I leave my dog easy.

[Jeff Lewis]

You're walking the.

[Justin Sylvester]

I don't fuck around. Also, do not run. It is like the worst thing for your knees, your joints. Walking on an incline.

[Jeff Lewis]

I have an irregular heartbeat.

[Justin Sylvester]

I can tell.

[Annie Letterman]

You cannot run.

[Justin Sylvester]

You cannot run. You cannot troll your exit. You can't fight, Lisa. You can't do shit with that afib.

[Jeff Lewis]

Now I run six days a week.

[Nancy (Cardiology Nurse Practitioner)]

Is that bad?

[Jeff Lewis]

Your poor knees. But I only ever run 20 to 30 minutes. I don't do marathons.

[Justin Sylvester]

I'm not good doing it for an hour. Yeah. Oh, this is cute.

[Jeff Lewis]

By the way, Mindy Cohn joined FanSocial Co one of her experiences, mahjong in New York. You need to add mahjong to fan social.

[Justin Sylvester]

I have a booking in New York already for mahjong. And by the way, I'm not even on the website. People are seeking me out to play mahjong on fan social and I'm gonna do it. I also know how to play Siamese now. So all we need is one other person and we can get it going.

[Annie Letterman]

And guys, just hang out with older people. You learn what you got to just weightlift. You got to do good things for yourself because you're gonna get so screwed.

[Justin Sylvester]

100%.

[Jeff Lewis]

Nancy, Massachusetts. Nancy, line two.

[Annie Letterman]

Oh, they're so sweet. Trying to help you.

[Jeff Lewis]

I think she's calling to say goodbye.

[Nancy (Cardiology Nurse Practitioner)]

Hi, Jeff.

[Jeff Lewis]

Hi, Nancy.

[Nancy (Cardiology Nurse Practitioner)]

No, no, no, no, no, no. Hi, Jeff. Can you hear me okay?

[Justin Sylvester]

Y.

[Nancy (Cardiology Nurse Practitioner)]

Okay, so I'm a champath friend of Doug's. I'm a cardiology nurse practitioner. I've been that way for 25 years and a nurse for 50 years. But I used to assist in afib ablations, and I've also had afib myself. So I just want to reassure you. Don't worry. You have the best kind of cardiomyopathy, which is a weakening of the heart muscle because of your fast heart rate. And once you get this ablation, your heart muscle will recover from it. So that's good news. Now, in terms of the afib, one of the most common causes is alcohol and. I know. I'm sorry. And alcohol is also a. Can cause a cardiomyopathy as well. So although I'm not telling you to completely abstain from alcohol, you really gotta cut back.

[Jeff Lewis]

I am.

[Nancy (Cardiology Nurse Practitioner)]

Nancy, think can weaken your heart now,

[Annie Letterman]

can he replace it with cocaine?

[Jeff Lewis]

Oh, no, I don't think that's good for afib.

[Nancy (Cardiology Nurse Practitioner)]

Oh, no, no, it's not.

[Jeff Lewis]

Okay, what is?

[Justin Sylvester]

Nancy, if he were to drink alcohol, what would be the alcohol of choice for, like, you know, a. For afib? Is it a glass of wine? Would it be like, thank you, you've got my back. Justin, you got your back.

[Nancy (Cardiology Nurse Practitioner)]

The lowest amount of. Of alcohol in whatever he's drinking.

[Justin Sylvester]

Ah.

[Annie Letterman]

So you can have some Shirley Temples coming your way.

[Jeff Lewis]

Like, what is it?

[Annie Letterman]

I quit drinking. I hadn't had a drink in 17 years. It is a fun life. You got to get a blow up doll, though.

[Jeff Lewis]

You know what's interesting? Last night. Thank you so much for your call. Nancy, real quick, Would you get a spray tan before the ablation?

[Nancy (Cardiology Nurse Practitioner)]

Absolutely. And we used to pull patients skin up and tape it for the ablation, but you don't need that because you're in great shape.

[Jeff Lewis]

Well, then why would you bring that up, Nancy? Why would you bring that up?

[Justin Sylvester]

Nancy?

[Shane]

We're gonna find tape. Nancy.

[Justin Sylvester]

Lisa sent your ass. Lisa sent Nancy.

[Shane]

The tape is gonna pull up your spray tan. You're gonna lie.

[Jeff Lewis]

You don't understand, Nancy. If I wake up and my skin is taped up, my heart will stop.

[Justin Sylvester]

Nancy, I will give him my heart. I don't even need to live if he wakes up with me masking tape on him. I don't need to live anymore.

[Jeff Lewis]

See, that's why I have to lose weight. Nancy. I am. That is humiliating.

[Shane]

Yeah.

[Justin Sylvester]

Wow, look at Jameson sending this signal.

[Jeff Lewis]

Oh, my God.

[Shane]

You're gonna be taped up.

[Justin Sylvester]

By the way, New fear unlocked.

[Jeff Lewis]

This is. No, I'm really, like, traumatized. Nancy.

[Justin Sylvester]

New fear Unlocked.

[Jeff Lewis]

Nancy, you still there?

[Nancy (Cardiology Nurse Practitioner)]

Yes.

[Jeff Lewis]

Okay, in regards to like the shaving, would you prefer, since you're a nurse, would you prefer I'm really, really shaved? And then you finish. Finish everything?

[Nancy (Cardiology Nurse Practitioner)]

Yes. It's going to be about the size of your fist over your femoral artery. So if you put your finger over your femoral artery, you can feel the pulse. And we shave from about the middle of the groin all the way out to the. A little bit to the thigh. But the more that we can shave, the better because we're going to be putting those catheters inside where the femoral vein is. And so that's okay, but the nurse is probably going to clean it up anyway. But the more that you can do, don't worry about it.

[Jeff Lewis]

Would you wax or just shave?

[Justin Sylvester]

Wax.

[Nancy (Cardiology Nurse Practitioner)]

Shave. Yeah, we use clippers. So we use the clippers on the patients to prep them.

[Annie Letterman]

And you don't just finish off the bush, you just leave half?

[Jeff Lewis]

That's a good question.

[Nancy (Cardiology Nurse Practitioner)]

In some cases, absolutely.

[Jeff Lewis]

Oh, please finish.

[Justin Sylvester]

I don't.

[Jeff Lewis]

Don't do half.

[Justin Sylvester]

I know, Nancy.

[Shane]

Do it till it's nice.

[Jeff Lewis]

Do I have time for electrolysis?

[Nancy (Cardiology Nurse Practitioner)]

You can do as much as you can, but again, use clippers because you don't want to break the skin.

[Justin Sylvester]

Now, Nancy, last and final question. Do you guys make fun of the people who come in unshaved and untamed?

[Jeff Lewis]

And you also make fun of small penises?

[Justin Sylvester]

Yes.

[Nancy (Cardiology Nurse Practitioner)]

No. I don't make fun of anybody. I'm a professional. But I just want to let you know that I will text Doug any further information for you. Don't worry about the procedure. I had it done. You'll be in and out the same day, sometimes the next day. But it's purely safe. You will benefit from it. Your heart function will come back to normal once you're out of the afib.

[Jeff Lewis]

All right, Love you. Nancy, thank you so much for your call. I really appreciate it. I do want to promote your stand up. You have several dates you'd like to promote, right?

[Annie Letterman]

I'm on the road. I got well tonight at the Comedy Store which is almost sold out. Annie Wood and friends. Then August 7th and 8th, I'm going to be in Rochester, New York. I'm going to be in San Francisco. September 11th and 12th, October 9th through 10th. Portland, Maine. October 23rd, 24th, I'm going to be in Connecticut. Get your [e-mail] and it's so fun.

[Jeff Lewis]

Will Abby be going to any of these shows?

[Annie Letterman]

She has been momma juring me and

[Jeff Lewis]

coming yes, because I would think the fans would love to meet Abby.

[Annie Letterman]

She's coming. She's in the. The meet and greet pics. She's been having a blast.

[Jeff Lewis]

Will you be bringing any of your Blow up dolls of your father?

[Annie Letterman]

My mom. It is on Mom's request. If she wants me to use the Blow up doll, use the Blow up doll.

[Jeff Lewis]

Thanks for listening. If you want more of this, listen to Jeff Lewis Live every weekday on Sirius XM as well as the Jeff Lewis Channel, exclusively on the SiriusXM. Applause.