Kelly Dodd & Jamie Kennedy: Holes & Golf Carts

Summary

Podcast Summary: Jeff Lewis Has Issues

Episode: "Kelly Dodd & Jamie Kennedy: Holes & Golf Carts"
Date: July 29, 2026
Host: Jeff Lewis
Guests: Kelly Dodd & Jamie Kennedy

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Episode Overview

This episode is classic "Jeff Lewis Has Issues": unfiltered personal drama, hilarious banter, and a deep dive into the latest messes and interpersonal squabbles among Jeff’s circle of friends—this time centering on Kelly Dodd, Jamie Kennedy, a contentious golf cart accident, and the concept of “holding people accountable.” Along the way, the crew discuss real estate ambitions, brainstorm wacky business ideas, and candidly address controversies and hurt feelings in their friend group.

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Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. The Infamous “Hole” in Jeff’s Yard (02:13–06:12)

• Jeff shares updates about the mysterious hole in his property and makes it a hilarious, running gag:
  • Received repair estimates: $5,000 (sand), $8,000 (concrete), $12,000 (funky/artistic).
  • The group jokes about transforming it into an “art installation” with lighting, plexiglass, and potential memorabilia for fans (“chumps”).
• Quote:
  • Jeff: “Chumps are infatuated with my hole. They’re into my hole.” (03:04)
  • Kelly: “How do you make a hole funky?” (03:02)

Memorable Moment:

• Turning a home repair into a potential tourist attraction for fans—“a Halloween hole, a Christmas hole, a Thanksgiving hole.” (05:40)

2. Real Estate Ambitions & Yacht Networking (06:18–08:02)

• Jamie Kennedy reveals he's prepping for his real estate exam (testing August 29th, getting 80% on practice tests).
• Kelly and Jeff push Jamie (and each other) to network more seriously, monetize their connections, and potentially pivot away from social media drama.
• Kelly suggests Jamie do “Golf cart tours of Huntington Beach” as a quirky side hustle.

Quote:

• Kelly: “With your connections, you’re gonna make a fortune in real estate. I’d give up all this other shit.” (07:13)

3. The Golf Cart Incident & Social Media Fallout (08:15–24:39)

A. Recapping the Controversy (14:34–19:45)

• The main event: A golf cart accident during a party, resulting in friend Lakendra’s dental injury (four teeth, $1,600 bill).
• Kelly, Jamie, and Jeff detail their actions—seeking medical care, being attentive, and ultimately paying the medical bill.
• There’s tension over who is at fault (host or guest), and whether social media escalations by both sides have fanned the flames.

Notable Quotes:

• Jeff: “The minute you got your first post was like, ‘Hold your loved ones close.’ I mean, you would have thought something went down.” (15:09)
• Kelly (about posting a cryptic message after the accident): “It’s a bit dramatic.” (15:13)
• Jamie: “You made it funny, but it’s also real… there are people that will go absolutely livid with it.” (12:12)

B. Accountability and Public Narrative (19:01–22:41)

• Debating whether to release a video of the incident (should it be behind a paywall or public to defend themselves?).
• Worries about the “narrative” Lakendra is pushing, including her reaching out to “chump” fans with her side of the story.
• Kelly reveals she discovered Lakendra was previously arrested for DUI (March 8), speculates this affected her decisions post-accident.

Memorable Quotes:

• Kelly: “On March 8th, she was arrested for DUI… She probably was on probation, didn’t want her blood alcohol level tested.” (23:22)

4. Themes of Drama, Victimhood & Taking Responsibility (24:39–32:05)

• The group wrestles with issues of accountability, the tendency for people to play the victim, and the challenges of being in the public eye.
• Discussion of “dangerous spaces” and accusations of racism as defensiveness by those shifting blame, with both humor and seriousness.

Quotes:

• Jamie: “She’s damn near 50 years old and acts like she’s 11. Come on, you gotta take responsibility.” (25:39)
• Kelly: “We don’t push minorities out of golf carts.” (28:08)

5. The Call-In Lines: Fans, Sides, & More Accusations (35:13–44:05; 44:07–49:25)

• Multiple callers weigh in on the drama: defending or critiquing Kelly and Jeff’s approach; some accuse them of publicly humiliating past staff/friends.
• Kelly and Jeff defend their approach: this is a show about their real lives; if you work for or befriend Jeff, you know you’ll be discussed candidly.

Memorable Quote:

• Jeff: “If you don’t want to be talked about, then don’t fuck up. The reality is, when these people… play victim, like, ‘Oh my God, he’s coming after me’—you knew what you signed up for.” (50:07)

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Comedy & Drama (11:37):
  Jeff: “Comedy is pain and tragedy plus time... Jeff does, his clock is off for the normal person. He jumps right into making something funny, which is a healing property.”

• On Owning Mistakes (42:33):
  Jeff: “Kelly, I will tell you… you own shit. You own it.”

• On Friendships and Betrayal (41:20):
  Kelly: “What I’m upset about is I did think we were friends. And I don’t appreciate her liking all those negative posts about me.”

• Callers Challenging Jeff & Kelly’s Public Call-Out Style (44:14–48:23):

  • One listener, Sarah, accuses them of unfairly airing friends’ dirty laundry and harming reputations. They stand by their “no secrets” policy and call for people to take accountability for their choices.

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Important Timestamps

• Talking about “the hole” as fan art/installation: 02:18–06:12
• Jamie’s real estate ambitions and golf cart hustle idea: 06:18–08:02
• Golf cart accident and fallout begins: 14:34–24:39
• Discussing releasing the video, shifting narratives: 19:01–22:41
• Kelly reveals DUI arrest, theorizes motives: 23:22–24:50
• Comedy-drama interplay & their approach: 11:37–12:12, 24:39–32:05
• Callers weigh in and challenge the hosts: 35:13–49:25
• Jeff’s final defense: candid lives, “don’t sign up if you don’t want to be talked about”: 50:07–51:56

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Tone and Language

Jeff, Kelly, and Jamie keep things conversational, unscripted, and deeply candid—often alternating between self-deprecating humor and genuine frustration or emotion. The tone is direct, humorous, dramatic, and unapologetically real, with no topic off-limits and no drama too trivial.

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Conclusion

This episode exemplifies Jeff Lewis’s willingness to “air it all out,” with high drama, unguarded advice, and personal accountability central to every swirling controversy. If you love behind-the-scenes drama, sarcasm, and reality radio where no one gets off easy, this is a must-listen.

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Transcript

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when

[Jamie Kennedy]

you're Jeff Lewis, the drama never stops.

[Kelly Dodd]

This is our love language. We terrorize each other, right? 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?

[Jamie Kennedy]

Uh, yeah. Jeff Lewis has issues.

[Kelly Dodd]

Hey, welcome to Jeff Lewis Has Issues. In today's episode, Kelly Dodd and Jamie Kennedy join the show. We talk about Jamie's hole, the chump golf cart accident, and holding people accountable for their actions. Good morning.

[Jeff Lewis]

Good morning.

[Kelly Dodd]

What's wrong?

[Jeff Lewis]

We got a lot to do today.

[Kelly Dodd]

We do.

[Jeff Lewis]

Ensign's gonna be insane.

[Kelly Dodd]

I want to ask you first thing. Hi, Kelly.

[Jeff Lewis]

Good morning. She's trying to be her husband.

[Jamie Kennedy]

I'm trying to be Ty.

[Kelly Dodd]

Good morning. Is it true that you finally got an estimate to fix that hole?

[Jeff Lewis]

5, 8 or 12? 5 for the sand, 8 for the concrete, 12. I want to make it funky. Do you know what I'm saying? We put Jameson down there in a little Speedo, okay?

[Kelly Dodd]

Wait, five. Five for the sand?

[Jeff Lewis]

Yeah.

[Kelly Dodd]

And what is the eight for the concrete?

[Jeff Lewis]

And it's a chump. Shout out, chump. I forgot your name. I'm sorry, I'm not my DMs. I love you, chump. Save everyone and her husband.

[Kelly Dodd]

So is it 13,000 total?

[Jeff Lewis]

If I want to go all the way. If I want to make it, like, a cool art piece.

[Kelly Dodd]

I don't understand.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Why is that 5,000, by the way? We went Palm Springs. If you go down Palm Springs, right there, there's tons of sand. Tons and tons.

[Jeff Lewis]

Oh, I should go to Palm Springs, Kelly. And put it in my van and then bring it back.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Exactly.

[Jeff Lewis]

I should do that.

[Caller/Listener]

What would. Making it funky.

[Kelly Dodd]

Yeah. How do you make a hole funky?

[Jeff Lewis]

What I'm gonna do is chumps are infatuated with my hole. They're into my hole.

[Kelly Dodd]

Yes, they are.

[Jeff Lewis]

And they scream out, how's your hole, dude? I've been to a Trader Joe's. And they go, how's your hole? The guy had a great idea. We can make it some kind of, like, art installation, and chumps might want to take a picture of it.

[Caller/Listener]

Like plexiglass.

[Jeff Lewis]

Yeah.

[Kelly Dodd]

Oh, cool.

[Jeff Lewis]

Why don't we. Why don't we do a Jeff Lewis limited wine and put it down there? Or we can put all the pictures of the unchumped. There's a lot of stuff. I'm having fun.

[Kelly Dodd]

I don't think the hole's big enough.

[Jeff Lewis]

I know. By the way, on the side note, that thing I heard today about the unchumped. And right before the break. Whoo. That was a dope, dark day in radio. What?

[Kelly Dodd]

What are you talking about?

[Jeff Lewis]

You were like, once you're unchumped, I don't need you talking to them. I don't need you listening to them. It's dead, Kelly. If you're unchiseled, you're dizzle.

[Jamie Kennedy]

What?

[Kelly Dodd]

Kelly, I don't know what he's saying.

[Jamie Kennedy]

I don't either.

[Jeff Lewis]

You're unchumped.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Are we at Malibu's Most Wanted again?

[Jeff Lewis]

What is it? Get with me.

[Jamie Kennedy]

I woke up.

[Jeff Lewis]

If you're unchumped, meaning you don't come to the building.

[Jamie Kennedy]

I have a great idea. Why don't you put sand halfway in there and then put some lights in there?

[Kelly Dodd]

Pretty.

[Jamie Kennedy]

And then that's all part of. And then, like.

[Jeff Lewis]

Yeah, thanks for telling me what I was going to do. Listen, no one cares about my hole right now. You know what we're here to talk about. Why are you avoiding it you have precious time.

[Kelly Dodd]

You're right. Fan social. We're going to be having a sale.

[Jeff Lewis]

By the way. By the way, exactly what I want to do. Jameson, you are amazing.

[Kelly Dodd]

Wait, what is that? What are you showing us?

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

So cool.

[Caller/Listener]

Oscar found it. So it's. It's a hole, like glass over.

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

Yeah.

[Jeff Lewis]

So some people have built homes around wells and then just put Pex Plexiglass

[Kelly Dodd]

on it so that when people come in, it's like a conversation piece. Okay. I'm kinda into that, Jeff.

[Jamie Kennedy]

I am too.

[Jeff Lewis]

Do you ever go to the Cosmo and you can swim and the people above you, you can see them swimming

[Jamie Kennedy]

when you're playing black. They have the W in Scottsdale.

[Jeff Lewis]

Yes.

[Kelly Dodd]

I love this idea.

[Jeff Lewis]

So you do love it.

[Kelly Dodd]

So you're doing sand, but then you're gonna do up lights to light the brick plus the plexiglass.

[Jeff Lewis]

Well, what Kelly was. I think so. And what Kelly was saying and what you were saying. You told me about lighting my bushes. So I've been thinking about how my bushes aren't lit. And you're like, light your bushes. I wanna bring you in. And then I think it. Who told me rip out the back and put a whole barbecue? So I want to talk to you about that.

[Kelly Dodd]

Okay, so let me ask you this.

[Jamie Kennedy]

No, I told you to do that.

[Jeff Lewis]

Okay.

[Kelly Dodd]

Kelly's plexiglass told me that it's gotta be secure, but we have to be able to open it to change the light bulbs.

[Jeff Lewis]

Yes.

[Jamie Kennedy]

And also, well, you can get the different ones. You can get the ones that go like you do the little.

[Kelly Dodd]

You can change the colors for the holidays. How tacky would that be?

[Jeff Lewis]

That would be awesome. A Halloween hole.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Just like his house.

[Jeff Lewis]

A Christmas hole, a Thanksgiving hole.

[Kelly Dodd]

I think the lights need to be at the top and then shine down. Cause it's gonna be easier to replace the bulbs.

[Jeff Lewis]

Jeff, this is free design. Right now you're giving me. Look at this.

[Kelly Dodd]

Oh, that is gorgeous.

[Jeff Lewis]

Why don't we do that? We have to, but it's done. Okay. But also we have to put, like, pictures, offerings, trinkets of different chump things in there.

[Caller/Listener]

Previously, you were parking your car on this whole unbeknownst to you. So is this gonna be a no park zone then? Probably.

[Jeff Lewis]

I don't think you should park over an art piece.

[Caller/Listener]

I agree.

[Kelly Dodd]

So we're gonna park around it, round the art piece. Okay.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Okay.

[Kelly Dodd]

What's happening with the real estate license?

[Jamie Kennedy]

I'm getting 80% on my practice test.

[Kelly Dodd]

Congratulations. So when do we take the test. Test.

[Jamie Kennedy]

August 29th.

[Kelly Dodd]

Okay. I'm rooting for you.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Thank you.

[Kelly Dodd]

Now, you were at a yacht party last night?

[Jamie Kennedy]

Yes. My friend, her name's Parvina Glidewell. Her husband is Jim Glidewell, and they do all the composite for teeth, if you can imagine.

[Kelly Dodd]

I wish we could have met him a week ago. Two weeks ago.

[Jamie Kennedy]

He is a laboratory for it. And they have this super yacht called Shogun, and it's right outside of BBC.

[Kelly Dodd]

You know what you should be doing?

[Jamie Kennedy]

What?

[Jeff Lewis]

BBC.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Balboa Bay Club, bitch.

[Jeff Lewis]

Well, that would be bbcb. Why am I bitch?

[Jamie Kennedy]

I don't know.

[Jeff Lewis]

I'm your only fucking friend.

[Jamie Kennedy]

I know, Sam. Seriously. Seriously.

[Kelly Dodd]

But you should be networking on those yachts.

[Jeff Lewis]

Abc.

[Kelly Dodd]

Something else to represent buyers or get listings. With your connections, you're gonna make a fortune in real estate. I'd give up all this other shit.

[Jamie Kennedy]

I know I am.

[Kelly Dodd]

I would. If I were you, I'd give it all up.

[Jamie Kennedy]

The shop, my. That canceled me for no reason.

[Kelly Dodd]

Rick's got a great career. Let him do his thing. You sell real estate. Let's get off every.

[Jeff Lewis]

Oh, you're telling Kelly to go offline.

[Kelly Dodd]

Offline.

[Jeff Lewis]

Oh, my God.

[Kelly Dodd]

I think you're gonna be happier.

[Jamie Kennedy]

I think so, too.

[Jeff Lewis]

Whoa, Kelly, he's saying go offline. Yeah, he's saying if you have a phone, cut the cord.

[Kelly Dodd]

Like, if. When I get your Instagram, I want to see listings.

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

Right?

[Kelly Dodd]

That's what I want to say. I want to see what you just sold.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Okay, good.

[Kelly Dodd]

And I want. Yeah, that's what I want.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Okay.

[Jeff Lewis]

Okay.

[Jamie Kennedy]

And I will make a fortune because I have the connection.

[Kelly Dodd]

You know how else you're gonna make a fortune? I came up with a great idea.

[Jamie Kennedy]

What is it?

[Kelly Dodd]

Speaking of fan social summer sale in August, golf cart tours of Huntington Beach.

[Caller/Listener]

Wow.

[Kelly Dodd]

You drive, Jamie.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Yes.

[Kelly Dodd]

You drive.

[Jeff Lewis]

Please tell me this is real.

[Kelly Dodd]

I want to do it.

[Jeff Lewis]

Please tell me this is real.

[Kelly Dodd]

You have to.

[Jeff Lewis]

But it's a four seater with six people.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Have you ever been to Scottsdale?

[Caller/Listener]

No.

[Kelly Dodd]

We could sell eight. We could put eight people. Okay, we need a bigger golf cart.

[Jeff Lewis]

Okay, hold on.

[Jamie Kennedy]

I wanted a bigger golf cart and Rick would not get me one. I wanted a 8. I wanted one like we got.

[Kelly Dodd]

Well, if you got the bigger one, maybe there wouldn't have been an exit.

[Jeff Lewis]

Dude, you transitioned. Transition. Hold on a second. I. If this is real, I want in on this.

[Kelly Dodd]

Yep.

[Jeff Lewis]

Okay, then cut me in. Also, who wants to take a side bet that Kelly cannot step the Internet for more than 8 minutes? Please make this bet with Me?

[Jamie Kennedy]

What did you say?

[Jeff Lewis]

He's basically telling you to quit the bs, get him those fucking S stats or whatever they are and start pumping. One bedroom, two baths.

[Jamie Kennedy]

What the hell is he talking about?

[Jeff Lewis]

He's basically saying, you get your real estate license and sell, baby. Sell. Sell Newport and get out of the social media.

[Jamie Kennedy]

You know what I love about Jeff? This is what I love about Jeff.

[Jeff Lewis]

Newport. Jeff's a great place.

[Jamie Kennedy]

He's an awesome brother to me. And he's like. I told him what happened about how that girl got my shot, my torturous interference done. And he said, you know what, Kelly? This is a good thing. He's like, this is how you pivot. This is what is good for you. And I'm like, you know what? Thank God for you, Jeff. You know, you're just. You're just a cheerleader for me, and I really appreciate you.

[Kelly Dodd]

Of course. Of course. Now, let me ask you, are we gonna get. Shit. I hope we don't have negative reviews for that golf cart.

[Jeff Lewis]

Dude, why didn't you tell me?

[Kelly Dodd]

We have to wait for the bad press to, I think, to die down before we start doing the golf cart tours.

[Jamie Kennedy]

The bad press, bro, we'll never. We just. They just love to have. Give us.

[Jeff Lewis]

Brad, I already got six DMs since I sat in his chair. Dead or negative? So, yeah, we have.

[Kelly Dodd]

Send them to. Oh, if you have negative reviews, please go to Jeff Lewis at sxm.

[Jeff Lewis]

I absolutely love this idea. You didn't tell me about this on the phone.

[Kelly Dodd]

I just came up with it.

[Jeff Lewis]

This is. No, I'm dead serious. So everyone listening. It'll be a Cali. How many people. I'm driving the car.

[Kelly Dodd]

You have to drive.

[Jeff Lewis]

Okay? So you're in it.

[Jamie Kennedy]

I can get that little thing that I have in the back. I can get two more seats and put on the back.

[Kelly Dodd]

That's what we should do.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Yeah, that's what I don't put.

[Kelly Dodd]

No seat belts.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Okay? No seatbelts.

[Kelly Dodd]

No seatbelts.

[Jamie Kennedy]

You have to wear a helmet.

[Kelly Dodd]

Yep.

[Jeff Lewis]

See, now I just wanted pivot.

[Jamie Kennedy]

This is. This is. This is the thing. I thought we would be safer in the golf cart this time because last time we were on bikes.

[Jeff Lewis]

I know, right?

[Kelly Dodd]

Well, we were safe.

[Jamie Kennedy]

We were safe. I was safe. I was in the middle.

[Kelly Dodd]

Me, too.

[Jamie Kennedy]

And we only went three blocks at 25.

[Kelly Dodd]

He was like, oh, well, there isn't enough seats.

[Jamie Kennedy]

We were in a golf cart that goes 25 miles an hour. It's not what we're in, a Speedster.

[Jeff Lewis]

Well, Are we gonna attack this thing head on? Are we gonna start with bullet points or.

[Kelly Dodd]

No, Go ahead.

[Jeff Lewis]

Here's what I want to say to everyone listening. See how Jeff just did that thing with the golf cart? Because what is this? And, Jameson, this is for you, too. This is a.

[Kelly Dodd]

How's Jameson involved?

[Jeff Lewis]

I'm gonna tell you. This is a comedy show, and tell me when I lie. Okay. It's a comedy show. And what is comedy for everyone listening?

[Kelly Dodd]

It's a reality show on the radio. So sometimes we have drama.

[Jeff Lewis]

Jeff, do you think you're funny?

[Kelly Dodd]

No.

[Jeff Lewis]

Okay. I think you're hilarious.

[Kelly Dodd]

I think you're funny.

[Jeff Lewis]

Thank you. Let me tell you. Comedy.

[Jamie Kennedy]

I think you're funny looking.

[Jeff Lewis]

Comedy is this. Thank you. Comedy is pain and tragedy plus time.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Right?

[Jeff Lewis]

Okay, so Jeff does. His clock is off for the normal person. He jumps right into making something funny, which is a healing property. And so comedy is one of the seven forms of intelligences. So there will be people right now that take your golf cart thing and go absolutely livid with it.

[Kelly Dodd]

Oh, really?

[Jeff Lewis]

Oh, they're gonna go crazy.

[Kelly Dodd]

Oh, I meant it.

[Jeff Lewis]

And you made it funny, but it's also real. And there's other people that will know.

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

I want to fall off.

[Jeff Lewis]

I want to crack. You know what I mean? There's going to be women like that. So I think we need to realize that this is a comedy show now if we're going to get into the weeds of this stuff, I want to just say there's a lot to say here, and accountability is key when we go talk about this. And one other thing I want to tell you, Jeff, is that you always don't want to cause too much drama. You tell me. You're like, I don't think the fans like it. I don't understand why you say that. Your fans live for this shit.

[Kelly Dodd]

I think some people like drama. Some people like the light comedy, but some.

[Jeff Lewis]

Did you see comments today?

[Jamie Kennedy]

You cannot. You cannot.

[Jeff Lewis]

The comments.

[Jamie Kennedy]

You cannot make everybody happy.

[Caller/Listener]

I agree.

[Jamie Kennedy]

If I go into my.

[Jeff Lewis]

The comments are like, I can't wait for you and Kelly.

[T-Mobile Advertiser]

I can't wait.

[Jamie Kennedy]

I can't wait. Yeah, they did that with me, too.

[Jeff Lewis]

I mean, come on, bro.

[Jamie Kennedy]

But I'm saying I'll get like a comments like both. I like this and I like that. There is no way in hell you can make every single person happy. They're just. There's just. You can't. And you can't appease every single person. You just have to do what you have to do. And 1,000%.

[Jeff Lewis]

And when I just tell you this, I was shooting a show called Ghost Whisperer at the time. I was in kind of a high profile relationship and I used to shoot all day.

[Jamie Kennedy]

With who? Jennifer.

[Kelly Dodd]

Love.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Huge tits.

[Jeff Lewis]

Jesus, Kelly. Kelly, you just. Kelly. Jesus Christ. Stop it. So she's blessed. So listen, did you motorboat? We would watch Kelly. That's gonna viral now. She's a lovely person. Now, listen, we would shoot 15 hours a day and come home and what would we watch?

[Jamie Kennedy]

Porn reruns?

[Jeff Lewis]

No, we would watch him and she's like, watch this guy, Jamie. This guy is hilarious. And I would watch him at like 1am reruns, and I would crack up. She goes, this guy's an animal. And he's so funny. She's like, I want him to do my house, Jeff. And what were you doing in those shows? Hollering, being persnickety. I just want to let you know that you had Hollywood's attention because of who you are. So drama follows you. It's never gonna leave you. So be honest about it.

[Kelly Dodd]

No, I know.

[Caller/Listener]

I know.

[Kelly Dodd]

I do. I'm a bit of a drama addict. I get that.

[Jeff Lewis]

Are you kidding me? You literally.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Drama follows me everywhere, so.

[Jeff Lewis]

Well, Kelly, that's another issue I have to talk to you about because you. You. You invite to shit.

[Jamie Kennedy]

No, I don't.

[Jeff Lewis]

Yeah, you do.

[Jamie Kennedy]

I don't invite it. I don't want it.

[Jeff Lewis]

But you do. Listen, Kelly, here's what you do, and we're going all over you. Here's how you started with the Le Kendra shit. Okay? I'm gonna start by a positive thing. You did nothing wrong with that cart. Your husband did nothing wrong with that cart. Rick was there within 10 minutes of that cart crashing. Okay? You were on the phone with the dentist within 15 minutes. You did nothing. You shouldn't be sued or insurance or nothing. But the minute you got your first post was like, hold your loved ones close.

[Jamie Kennedy]

That's right.

[Jeff Lewis]

I mean, you would have thought something went down.

[Kelly Dodd]

It's a bit dramatic.

[Jeff Lewis]

It was so dramatic. So that was you, and then. Then you started posting DMs.

[Jamie Kennedy]

No, because she did a. She did a. A podcast that Monday. She called me and said, I'm doing a podcast on Monday. Because she wanted to do the podcast on Monday like Kendra did. And I. I waited until you guys. You guys all did podcast. I waited till the end to hear what was going on.

[Jeff Lewis]

You posted that post first. What? Hold your loved ones close. It was very dramatic. And then you posted her message to you. So that's inviting it.

[Kelly Dodd]

You know that with the Venmo request.

[Jeff Lewis]

Yeah. You didn't go and tell everybody?

[Jamie Kennedy]

I didn't ask.

[Kelly Dodd]

I'm kind of glad she did because the other one was not telling the truth.

[Jeff Lewis]

A thousand posts.

[Kelly Dodd]

So I'm glad that she did. She posted that.

[Jamie Kennedy]

I don't understand what you're saying. I cannot understand what he's saying. I'm. I don't know what you're saying here.

[Kelly Dodd]

He's just saying that that post might have been.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Oh, God. Okay, fine. All right. I was trying to be dramatic, but it's. Every day hug your loved ones close. Every day. What is wrong with that? Every day we.

[Jeff Lewis]

Cause you made everybody.

[Jamie Kennedy]

We should hold each other and love each other.

[Kelly Dodd]

It just. You know what it did? It fed this whole crazy story about this near death experience.

[Jamie Kennedy]

It wasn't a near death experience.

[Kelly Dodd]

I agree.

[Jeff Lewis]

Well, you're pushed.

[Kelly Dodd]

But that contribute. It contributes.

[Jeff Lewis]

Okay, fine.

[Caller/Listener]

I'm wrong.

[Jamie Kennedy]

I can say I'm wrong.

[Caller/Listener]

I wasn't there. I started getting DMs, saying, what happened to Lendra's family? And I said, I have no. I don't know. I don't know what happened.

[Kelly Dodd]

Listen, it was cryptic.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Okay, fine.

[Jeff Lewis]

Can you admit that?

[Caller/Listener]

Fine.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Okay, I made a mistake.

[Jeff Lewis]

You didn't make a mistake I can make.

[Jamie Kennedy]

I can say I'm wrong.

[Jeff Lewis]

Kelly.

[Kelly Dodd]

One other mistake.

[Jeff Lewis]

Oh, they're gonna love this.

[Kelly Dodd]

There's one other mistake I think you made.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Okay.

[Kelly Dodd]

Okay.

[Jamie Kennedy]

I made a lot of mistakes.

[Jeff Lewis]

It was on the BBC.

[Kelly Dodd]

I believe that the video that was recorded by Alyssa. Now, by the way, just for my listeners know, I don't want to. After today, I don't want to talk about this anymore or I'm going to throw myself out of a golf cart. I.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Okay, same.

[Jeff Lewis]

Wait, are you done? I want you to say it in the most. Jeff Lewis.

[Advertiser]

Done.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Okay. What else did I do?

[Kelly Dodd]

Well, done. After today.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Yes. What else did I do that was wrong?

[Jeff Lewis]

Okay.

[Kelly Dodd]

I believe. Okay. I was getting concerned about the narrative from Lakendra. I thought, what is going to happen here? Because she clearly thinks you're responsible for this accident. Now, we were lucky enough that Alyssa took that video.

[Jeff Lewis]

I helped.

[Kelly Dodd]

Okay. Thank you, Jesus. Thank you, Jamie. You can tell we'll give you all the credit. I think if you were going to. Look, I think that video says a lot. And you posted it behind the paywall, which I don't know why you would do that, because this is really. What?

[Jamie Kennedy]

Because I didn't want to pile on. On her.

[Kelly Dodd]

That's why but you needed to defend yourself.

[Jamie Kennedy]

I need to defend myself.

[Kelly Dodd]

But that video is incredibly damning and damaging to her.

[Jamie Kennedy]

But I also have a podcast, a paid one. Why wouldn't I want. You make money on this. He makes money on this.

[Jeff Lewis]

I don't make no money on this.

[Jamie Kennedy]

She made. No, she made money. This is not.

[Kelly Dodd]

The point is not to make money from it. The point is to defend yourself.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Right. Well, I did today. I did today, because she's going on her YouTube saying her narrative, saying hers, truth.

[Kelly Dodd]

I called hers.

[Jamie Kennedy]

There's people their truth, and then there's.

[Kelly Dodd]

Did you post the video?

[Jamie Kennedy]

Yeah, today.

[Kelly Dodd]

I told her to. And I'll tell you why. I went to. I had a. A dinner with five people on. I think it was Tuesday night. Somebody starts asking me about it. I. They said, I want to see the video. I want to see the video. I go, well, you can't see the video because it's behind the fucking paywall. I go, but let me show you the. Let me show you the video. Five people at that table like, oh, shit. She's 150% responsible. So I called up Kelly.

[Jamie Kennedy]

I go, 100%, by the way. Sorry.

[Kelly Dodd]

Okay, thank you. So I said, you should take that thing and put it in front of the paywall, let people see it. Because I don't know what she's planning, but I want to stop it right here and there, right here and now. And I. You guys did nothing wrong. I was there. You were kind enough to host her and her two friends. You were lovely. You fed them, you gave them drinks. It was a lovely party until this went awry. Rick told us to put our seatbelts on. We didn't do it. He told us to keep our arms and our hands and inside the cart. He told us that most of us did. She's at fault. She's responsible, and I don't want her to, at any point in time, come back to you.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Right?

[Kelly Dodd]

Any point in time. So I imagine there would be at least 10 people at the party who would testify. And you know that there was alcohol involved and weed. And weed. Between the weed pen, between the alcohol, between the shots. So. And I look. And I. You did. You did get the doctor. You had that doctor on FaceTime within 15 minutes. And he was talking her down, saying, I can fix it. Come see me Monday. Rick had run and got a first aid kit. He was wrapping her up.

[Jamie Kennedy]

He begged her to go to urgent care. By the way, we all begged her to go to urgent care. Jamie begged her to go to urgent care. He's like, I will pay for your urgent care. He did. He said that?

[Kelly Dodd]

Okay, so I have a theory on that. And there's only two times in my life where I remember this happening, where all of a sudden I wake up and I have this, like, epiphany. Yeah, it's really weird. I talked about this before on the radio when I was shooting interior therapy and I had gone for first day filming with this family. I remembered it was weird. It's such a big house and a big yard, but no pets. But I went home. I shot. I went home. I'm not kidding. I Woke up at 4am and I'm like, you need to Google this family, Jeff. Something. Something's wrong. Something's wrong. Sure enough, the guy was convicted for dog fighting.

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

Shut up.

[Kelly Dodd]

And he was not allowed to have any dogs or pets at all. And that was all just me waking up at 4am being like, this is weird. Something weird. Something told you something weird. Something is unsettling.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Right.

[Kelly Dodd]

So I'm very protective over you and Rick, and I feel responsible because I invited Lakendra and those girls to the party.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Well, she called me.

[Kelly Dodd]

I now feel like I need to protect you.

[Jamie Kennedy]

You didn't invite her. You just told her you were going there. She called me and she said, can I come? I'm going to be in Anaheim. Two of my best friends are coming here for a wedding. Can I bring them? And I said, absolutely, bring them. We're going to have a great time. Now she turned that into maga this, Maga that, and to a thing like. No, no, no, no. We. We. We accept everybody. We love everybody. You don't have. We want you to come. We want you to have a good time. Why are you turning this into something that it wasn't?

[Jeff Lewis]

I'll tell you what. That potato salad wasn't maga. It got eaten up.

[Kelly Dodd]

It wasn't.

[Caller/Listener]

No.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Sue made it.

[Kelly Dodd]

Oh, sue made it.

[Jamie Kennedy]

So, wait, so you had another epiphany?

[Kelly Dodd]

Dogs weren't Sunday morning.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Yeah. So you had another.

[Kelly Dodd]

I was. I was concerned about. I'm concerned about her narrative, her podcast, things that she's. She's also reaching out to chumps, and chumps are telling what she's saying, and she's flat out saying to people, do not believe the. The unaccountability, I drink too much narrative.

[Caller/Listener]

She's.

[Kelly Dodd]

This is what she's saying to the chumps. So she's reaching out to chumps. So I'm like, what is she doing next? What is happening next? And it felt like she does feel you're responsible. What's she up to? I wake up and I go, I wonder if this has ever happened before. This is strange because I feel like maybe she might try to come after your insurance company or whatever. So I Google and I start going down the rabbit hole. Look, if she wasn't coming for me the way she has been, maybe I would keep this information to myself. But I also have a theory on why she didn't go to urgent care.

[Caller/Listener]

What?

[Kelly Dodd]

What? On March 8th, she was arrested for DUI. No, no, this was after my brother's birthday party at the Mulholland Hills Country Club. No.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Oh, my gosh. Well, that's why she didn't go to

[Kelly Dodd]

urgent care, because she probably was on probation. She didn't want. This is just my theory. Yes, she was probably. Probably on some sort of probation. Didn't want her blood alcohol level tested.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Right.

[Kelly Dodd]

So. Because we kept saying, go to urgent care. We'll take you right now. We'll pay for it. We'll go right now.

[Jamie Kennedy]

That's exactly.

[Caller/Listener]

Hit it.

[Jeff Lewis]

Oh, my God.

[Jamie Kennedy]

This is exactly why when I talked to her and I said, hey, what's up with this sixteen hundred dollar bill? Like, you know, I'm like, you're liking this person that's coming after me and you're liking her shit. Now you want me to pay the 1600? I had a conversation with her. She's like, no, I don't want the narrative out there that I am a drunk and I do weed. I don't want that narrative out there. Instead, she should have said, it was 4th of July, I was drinking, I was high, I got fucked up, I hit my teeth because of my stupidness, and I'm. Therefore, I'm gonna pay for my sh. I couldn't not imagine going into someone's home that's hosting me, taking care of me, and then all of a sudden, and then giving them the bill. I. I would never do that.

[Kelly Dodd]

So I wonder whose fault that was. I mean, with the arrest, it's got to be someone else's. Well, how is she driving hers?

[Jamie Kennedy]

Well, how is she driving?

[Jeff Lewis]

Don't you have that public knowledge?

[Jamie Kennedy]

Yeah, it's a public record.

[Jeff Lewis]

She never told you?

[Kelly Dodd]

No.

[Jeff Lewis]

In chump land, where messiness is a plus.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Where messiness is a plus.

[Jeff Lewis]

Well, that's what we are. We're chumps. We're fucking.

[Kelly Dodd]

I don't know. She's allowed to drive. I mean, maybe they probably would. They take away your license when you get. Yeah, so is she driving. I don't know what's happening.

[Jeff Lewis]

Light the phones up. See, we went all over the place. This is a bomb. I don't know why. That wasn't a.

[Jamie Kennedy]

That wasn't a bomb. That was a nuke.

[Jeff Lewis]

Yeah, that was a nuke.

[Caller/Listener]

Wow.

[Jeff Lewis]

This is insane.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Well, this is, again, not taking accountability.

[Jeff Lewis]

Can I say something now?

[Jamie Kennedy]

She is 40.

[Kelly Dodd]

How to 44?

[Jamie Kennedy]

Oh, well, she told me she was 40.

[Kelly Dodd]

No, she just turned 44.

[Jeff Lewis]

43.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Okay, she's.

[Kelly Dodd]

No, she just turned 44, okay?

[Jamie Kennedy]

She's damn near 50 years old and she acts like she is 11. Like, come on, you got to take responsibility for yourself as a 45 year old woman. You got to be 44.

[Jeff Lewis]

You guys added a year.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Whatever. Well, that doesn't matter. You're in your 40s. You're old.

[Kelly Dodd]

What I don't appreciate is, is what's these. These cryptic podcasts where I should have never gone with those people.

[Advertiser]

Yes.

[Kelly Dodd]

By the way, which is those people. She's talking about us. All of us.

[Jeff Lewis]

Well, hold on. You said. I said on Monday, who's those people, Jeff? You and Kelly. And then you said to me, what? No, I think Jeff goes, you're those people.

[Kelly Dodd]

You are those people.

[Jeff Lewis]

And when. When. When there's talk about racist, it's. Kelly's a racist, right?

[Jamie Kennedy]

Oh, God.

[Jeff Lewis]

Are you racist, too?

[Kelly Dodd]

I think it's just.

[Jamie Kennedy]

That's the first line of defense. That's. That's the first line to win an argument. They say the same freaking trite shit all the time to win an argument.

[Kelly Dodd]

I'm talking about specifically, like Kendra. Specifically.

[Jeff Lewis]

Jeff, are you the racist?

[Kelly Dodd]

I'm just. I'm hurt by saying that I'm. You know, now there's this whole pot. There was a whole podcast about real friends, and you got to know who your real friends are. And I thought I was a real friend. I really did think I was a real friend.

[Jeff Lewis]

Can I say something? Clearly you've done a lot for her. You guys.

[Jamie Kennedy]

You've done a lot for her.

[Jeff Lewis]

Here's what I want to say. Kelly, you did nothing wrong, okay? You, all you.

[Jamie Kennedy]

I'm always to blame.

[Jeff Lewis]

Can I finish the problem? Can I finish?

[Jamie Kennedy]

Yes.

[Jeff Lewis]

You got. You opened your house up. It was beautiful. And it shouldn't be this way because I don't give a shit about what you are, what you identify as, but you did have everybody in there. Jeff came down. He was great. Her friends had a great time. This terrible thing happened. We were all partying. Rick was there right away. Ty was there. We were all there. Okay? I. We all had a great time. Lendra, though I did see one thing, and I. And I do. It's terrible what happened. Let's just be blunt. It's terrible. She does look better. Way better, and looks great, but it's terrible. But when I did see of people saying, well, you know those spaces? These spaces? Yeah, these dangerous spaces. That's annoying to hear, Jameson, that type of talk. These spaces. You mean the space where everyone was eating, having a good time, and everyone was laughing?

[Kelly Dodd]

This is the problem.

[Jeff Lewis]

And that's what got me.

[Kelly Dodd]

It does feel. And a lot of her narrative, it's like a racially motivated setup.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Yes.

[Kelly Dodd]

I'm sorry. We don't push minorities out of golf carts.

[T-Mobile Advertiser]

Yes.

[Jamie Kennedy]

It's crazy. I'm the Mexican. How come I didn't go out of there?

[Jeff Lewis]

You. You like a quarter?

[Jamie Kennedy]

No, I'm full Mexican. My last name is Mesa. M E Z A and my mom's last name is Garcia. I'm full Mexican.

[Kelly Dodd]

Amy in Indiana, line eight. Hi, Amy.

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

Oh, my gosh. Do you not remember me? Whenever she ditched, what award show was it? Was it.

[Kelly Dodd]

Oh, yeah, I forgot about that. And I was Ben and Ronnie.

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

I was the one. Yeah.

[Kelly Dodd]

She was a no show at the

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

award shower that called in and everybody gave me about it. And Todd's like, yeah, leave her alone. Leave her alone. And I said, how old is this person?

[Kelly Dodd]

44.

[Jamie Kennedy]

44.

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

I. You should be hiring me as your bullshit detector.

[Kelly Dodd]

I need one.

[Jamie Kennedy]

What do you mean?

[Jeff Lewis]

I. I called Annie six months ago.

[Kelly Dodd]

Yeah, you were right about Annie.

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

I had her, but she's not talking

[Kelly Dodd]

about Annie right now.

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

A year ago.

[Kelly Dodd]

You're right, Amy. You know what, Amy? I'm gonna apologize to you for the chumps. You were right. You were right.

[Jamie Kennedy]

You were right, girl.

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

Yeah.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Thank you for calling and letting us know. We forgot about that one.

[Jeff Lewis]

Well, for not wanting to talk about. You really didn't talk about it. Jesus.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Well, the thing of it is, is that at Chumcon, during Chumcon, she got wasted. She got wasted. During Chum Con, we barely showed up. We were freaking out.

[Jeff Lewis]

Everybody wasted.

[Jamie Kennedy]

We were all freaking out.

[Kelly Dodd]

The past behavior speaks for itself, right? You people can believe whatever you want to believe, but we got a whole. All I gotta do is look at the past, right? And March 8th. March 8th, March 8th, March 8th. Right after my. And by the way, I called my brother and I said, are you aware of this? He goes, absolutely not. I go, was she. Had she been drinking? He goes, yeah, she was Drinking a lot. I had no idea she was driving. Driving? No idea. I don't know. I don't keep track of chomps, so I'm assuming they're calling Ubers.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Wait, first of all, if she were to drive and she got a DUI and she was at Todd's, she could have came after Todd for saying she got overserved.

[Jeff Lewis]

No.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Well, it happens at Todd.

[Jeff Lewis]

What did Todd do?

[Jamie Kennedy]

I'm just saying, like, this is the overserved thing.

[Jeff Lewis]

Is. Is crazy to me because you just had a party and there is.

[Jamie Kennedy]

In California, there is a law that you have. We have responsibility for your own actions as an adult. If you. There is a law in place.

[Kelly Dodd]

But like you said, I mean, I guess she could go after the country club or Todd or whatever that she was over. I mean, you could sue anybody.

[Jamie Kennedy]

You can sue anybody.

[Kelly Dodd]

It's not a Won't stick.

[Jeff Lewis]

She's not going after anyone. Here's the thing, though, with Lakendra and. Lakendra. You're listening. And listen, I know it's unfortunate what happened to you, but Lakendra told me. She said, I just want to move on from it, and I want to. I don't want.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Then why is she going on her YouTube and everybody's talking about it? Can I finish?

[Jeff Lewis]

Can I finish?

[Jamie Kennedy]

Yes.

[Jeff Lewis]

She's my niece, so I. It's what I'm saying. She says she wants to just go through it and she wants to, you know, work in this business. Well, whatever you want to say, Jeff just paid the bill. Nobody's business, Kelly. I was like, should we pay? And Jeff's like, no. Before I ever said, can we. No. Jeff's like, I got it. Don't worry about it. Jeff paid it within. Let me finish.

[Kelly Dodd]

Jeff.

[Jeff Lewis]

He did it in three seconds. If that were me, and I know you're listening, and Kendra, you should be doing anything you want. Jeff doesn't want payback. All he wants is gratitude. To say thank you so much.

[Kelly Dodd]

Just stop talking shit about him.

[Jeff Lewis]

Yeah, don't talk shit about him. Don't like this shit. I would be. I would be trimming his hedges. I'd be helping Aurora. I'd be saying, do you want me to pick up for Monica?

[Kelly Dodd]

Why?

[Jeff Lewis]

She transitioned. Like, I would do anything. I would do anything. That's me. So that's what. We're angry.

[Jamie Kennedy]

You know what I'd be doing? I'd be going to rehab. How about that?

[Jeff Lewis]

Well, yeah, but you want to also help him with his grocery shopping, so you can keep on the show.

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[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

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[Kelly Dodd]

Sue and Huntington beach, line four. Hi, Sue.

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

Hi, guys.

[Kelly Dodd]

How are you today?

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

I'm good. How are you, Jeff?

[Kelly Dodd]

Good. Now, sue, you were at Kelly Dodds party.

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

Yes, I was.

[Jeff Lewis]

This is Survivor Sue.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Yeah. This is Survivor.

[Jeff Lewis]

God bless you.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Sue, were you smoking weed?

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

I was not in the golf cart.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Were you smoking wee with La Kendra?

[Kelly Dodd]

Did you bring the potato salad? Yes, I was, Sue.

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

Yes, I did.

[Kelly Dodd]

That was the worst potato salad I ever had.

[Jeff Lewis]

Sue, was that a racist potato salad?

[Jamie Kennedy]

Thanks, Jeff. It was good, Sue.

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

Yes, it was.

[Kelly Dodd]

I think there was parasites.

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

You guys are too funny. I love you guys.

[Jeff Lewis]

Sue, give us some info. What? Kelly asked you, were you. Were you doing drugs?

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

I was smoking weed with La Kendra and her friends.

[Jeff Lewis]

Oh, this is new.

[Jamie Kennedy]

No, we are now.

[Kelly Dodd]

So did anyone feel sick after that potato salad?

[Jeff Lewis]

I didn't eat it because I'm going car.

[Kelly Dodd]

My stomach still hurts.

[Caller/Listener]

Oh, God.

[Jeff Lewis]

I. I didn't eat anything. So you were smoking weed for your.

[Jamie Kennedy]

I love you, Jeff.

[Jeff Lewis]

You were smoking weed for your. For your chemo?

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

No, I'm not even on chemo.

[Jamie Kennedy]

She beat cancer.

[Jeff Lewis]

So you're just smoking weed now?

[Jamie Kennedy]

Okay, live your life.

[Jeff Lewis]

Live your life.

[Kelly Dodd]

Kelly said you beat cancer three times, but then you corrected her and said

[Jamie Kennedy]

once because she lost her hair twice.

[Jeff Lewis]

So hold on. So Lakendra was smoking a cancer survivor's joint?

[Jamie Kennedy]

No, she gave her.

[Kelly Dodd]

I don't know.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Lakendra gave her the weed. Right.

[Jeff Lewis]

Boy, this sounds like.

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

Yes, we were passing the pen around.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Oh, wow.

[Kelly Dodd]

Got it.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Okay.

[Kelly Dodd]

Sue, you're an amazing cook. Thank you so much.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Thanks, Sue.

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

You're welcome.

[Kelly Dodd]

Thanks for calling.

[Jeff Lewis]

Love you. Love you, Sue.

[Kelly Dodd]

Kathy, Newark, line five. Hi, Kathy.

[Caller/Listener]

Hi.

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

I just had a question regarding. With La Kendra. Do you think it's been blown up? And I'm not, you know, throwing Kelly under the bus, but do you think Kelly, maybe you're. You've added so much to the situation that Lakendra, rather than laughing it off, now feels like she has to defend herself and with that, point fingers and put blame on Other people.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Kathy, Kathy, listen. I didn't do my podcast. I let her do her podcast, which she did either a Monday or Tuesday. She went in there, she got a whole bunch of negative comments about me, and she was liking them. And she was talking shit on Instagram. So what am I supposed to do, Kathy? Am I supposed to sit back and let her talk shit?

[Kelly Dodd]

Why are you mad at me? I don't think. I think what she's saying is that I believe personally that this is the hill she's going to die on. Like, she's not going to go back now. I mean, she's too far in with this narrative. So is. Does that at all answer your question? I do think the back and forth between the two of you might have agitated her, but I don't. I don't know. I think she's really loving the attention, Kathy. And I think people. People will tire of the victim narrative, especially when you really just start looking

[Caller/Listener]

at all the past behavior and just.

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

I mean, I kind of feel like a lot of trumps do this. And I'm not throwing shade at Annie because I actually follow her on Instagram, but Annie was kind of doing that too at the end. Remember, she was always like, I felt threatened, I felt vulnerable. I was in a bad situation. So I don't know. I guess it's time to let her go.

[Kelly Dodd]

Well, we. We can get a lot of attention playing victims, but then people do. They do tire of it, and then they move on.

[Caller/Listener]

Yeah.

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

All right, thanks, guys.

[Kelly Dodd]

Thanks. Kathy. Kathy, Doris in West Virginia, line eight. Hi, Doris.

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

Hi. I just wanted to let you know you shouldn't have paid that bill for La Crendra.

[Caller/Listener]

I mean, I have a river spot

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

and we're on golf carts all the time and we wreck them, we fall off. I got my foot broke. I would have never sued my friends over that. Who would do that?

[Jeff Lewis]

Yeah, no one's suing anyone. Let's stop saying that.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Well, she expected somebody to pay her $1,600 bill. She expected somebody.

[Kelly Dodd]

She may still expect people to pay whatever follow up bills there are.

[Jamie Kennedy]

She expected it. Hands down.

[Kelly Dodd]

She was kind of gearing up towards something like that.

[Caller/Listener]

When Lakendra was here, she said that she reached out to you because in her mind, the bill was going to be covered.

[Jeff Lewis]

For what, Jameson?

[Caller/Listener]

For what?

[Jeff Lewis]

I want head to answer.

[Caller/Listener]

That was her point. For what she shared with us.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Say that's true. I'm going to show you the text message. Give me your Venmo request so you can pay my sixteen hundred dollars by the way.

[Kelly Dodd]

That was a deal for four teeth, by the way. Those are the teeth.

[Jeff Lewis]

That's insane.

[Kelly Dodd]

Yeah, I put them in.

[Jeff Lewis]

Oh, my God.

[Kelly Dodd]

Chloroformal.

[Jeff Lewis]

Oh, my God.

[Kelly Dodd]

I have the teeth here in the.

[Jeff Lewis]

They can grow.

[Jamie Kennedy]

My dentist, Michael Spitzer, he gave a deal, so I didn't work anything out with him. I'm not going to say Michael spitzer. Can you. Dr. Spitzer, can you please take care of my friend? He gave her the bill of $1,600, which was inexpensive. In Newport beach, he's a gas station.

[Kelly Dodd]

That was an incredible deal.

[Jeff Lewis]

Can I say this? It was an insane deal.

[Jamie Kennedy]

I'm going to show you the text message. Hold on, Jameson.

[Jeff Lewis]

It was three teeth, but it's also an insane deal. And the teeth are right there. But I want to say this, Jameson, I've been doing this a long time, okay?

[Jamie Kennedy]

Breaking teeth.

[Jeff Lewis]

No, I've been doing this a long time, okay? Not that it matters, but now my Instagram is starting to get a little better at 430,000. Guess what I pay my dentist when I go in for my cleaning?

[Jamie Kennedy]

200 bucks.

[Jeff Lewis]

I fucking pay. And guess who's next to me? Tyler, the creator. Guess what he pays. And guess who else? Daniel Baldwin. They pay. We don't get free service.

[Caller/Listener]

I understand. I'm just sharing.

[Jeff Lewis]

We're all in the same dentist.

[Kelly Dodd]

Thank you, Doris, by the way.

[Jeff Lewis]

So we don't.

[Caller/Listener]

I'm sharing what we shared with us.

[Jeff Lewis]

No, but that's just insanity.

[Caller/Listener]

Here today to defend yourself.

[Jeff Lewis]

Go to my dentist. You'll see a lot of people you recognize in Hollywood. We all pay.

[Caller/Listener]

So I'm just sharing what she shared with us.

[Jeff Lewis]

She's not here today, but I would also like a pony.

[Kelly Dodd]

So my.

[Jamie Kennedy]

But I'm also showing you the text message.

[Kelly Dodd]

What I'm upset about is I did think we were friends. And I don't appreciate her liking all those negative posts about me. I don't like her saying that.

[Jeff Lewis]

It's the space that was involved.

[Kelly Dodd]

I'm assuming that I'm included when you're saying those people. I should have never gone there.

[Jamie Kennedy]

White spaces.

[Kelly Dodd]

I don't appreciate when she said that the reason I went is because I was invited by someone I loved and trusted. I don't like all this narrative. And I don't like.

[Jeff Lewis]

Are you the love and trusted?

[Kelly Dodd]

Yeah, I'm the love interested.

[Caller/Listener]

And you.

[Jeff Lewis]

Wait a minute.

[Kelly Dodd]

And I'm also, I think, the real friend. You're the real friend.

[Jeff Lewis]

You're the real friend who was love and trusted. And you Went there. And you.

[Kelly Dodd]

You know what else is upsetting? When she's on Instagram and she's talking about everything that she bought that day at Marshalls. And I'm like, I thought you didn't have any money. Like, I thought I just paid for your teeth. I thought you didn't have any money. But you're shopping and you're showing people what you bought. That was upsetting. It was a bit upsetting.

[Jeff Lewis]

Jeff is for everyone listening. Jeff is so easy to get along with. All you have to do is be. What? What's the word? But what else? Grateful. Just be fucking grateful. The guy is a super planet and accountable. Accountable, but also just be grateful.

[Kelly Dodd]

That's the one thing. Kelly, I will tell you. Like, you do some stupid shit a lot of times and you say dumb things all the time, but I will tell you, I can call you and I could say, what the fuck were you thinking? Why did you say that? Why did you do that? And you were like, oh, my God, I was. I snapped. I was emotional. I mean, you are. You own shit. You own it.

[Jeff Lewis]

I want to add to that, and

[Jamie Kennedy]

I apologize when I feel like I'm wrong.

[Jeff Lewis]

Somebody I want to add to that. Because, Kel, I called Kelly when we were in the heat of this stuff, and I go, what are you doing? Why are you saying I said this? I didn't say this. And she goes, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

[Jamie Kennedy]

I saw red.

[Caller/Listener]

I saw red.

[Jeff Lewis]

I got emotional.

[Jamie Kennedy]

That damn doctor.

[Jeff Lewis]

And I get it. But she'll tell me that and she'll take it down. So she, for everyone talking shit about Kelly, okay, she does. This is why Jeff loves her, is why I love her. Because she does say, I fucked up. It's so simple to say, guys, say it with me, chumps. We're drinking a box of wine right now. I fucked up. We can all admit that.

[Kelly Dodd]

Lily in Texas, line four. Hi, Lily.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Hello.

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

I just wanted to make a point. Everyone that's saying, you know, Letndra keeps making all these excuses or whatever. She herself said she was drinking and driving when she was at the grocery store charging her car. And you, Jeff, said, wait, you can't be drinking and driving. And, like, literally told her that.

[Kelly Dodd]

Oh, the white claws.

[Jamie Kennedy]

What are you talking about? Is this another time?

[Kelly Dodd]

Yeah.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Wow.

[Kelly Dodd]

Yeah, I forgot about that. Thank you, Lily.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Wow.

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

You're welcome.

[Jamie Kennedy]

I love it.

[Kelly Dodd]

Five, uh.

[Jeff Lewis]

Oh, five. Please take five.

[Kelly Dodd]

Okay. Hi, Sarah. Sarah from Boise.

[Caller/Listener]

Oh, God.

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

Hi, Jess.

[Kelly Dodd]

How are you?

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

I'm great, thanks. Interesting. Two hours here. I just you know, I get the beef and I get. I get the drama and everything, but I just want to sort of bring to your attention that you're coming after like Kendra hard today because she sort of alluded to the fact that you might be maybe not the best friend. And she didn't even call you by name on her very, you know, not as large platform as yours, and that hurt your feelings, so you had to Google her and dig up the worst dirt that you could and just air out and tarnish her whole name and reputation.

[Jamie Kennedy]

Well, she did that.

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

And that's embarrassing.

[Kelly Dodd]

Yeah. This is, again, not accepted.

[Jamie Kennedy]

She did her.

[Kelly Dodd]

You have to accept responsibility. I didn't ruin her reputation.

[Jamie Kennedy]

She ruined her own reputation.

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

And. And she probably is, you know, dealing with that on her own, but they own it. Airing out her dirty laundry on your huge radio show. It's because she maybe said that you might not be the best friend. And then the same thing with Annie.

[Kelly Dodd]

Like, not just.

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

I feel like the same thing. Well, can I just. Can I just finish this one thought? Yes, please.

[Kelly Dodd]

Okay.

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

I also feel like the same sort of thing goes with Annie. Like, she reached out to a couple of colleagues that, yes, she met through you. And I just wonder if you've ever been fired and felt like your whole world has been turned upside down and she's going through probably this whole, like, identity crisis and reaching out to a couple of people she admires and respects that, yes, she met through you. But, like, why does that. Like, why do you then have to go on the radio and tarnish this whole career that she is just trying to. Now she's a young woman. Like, she made a mistake.

[Jeff Lewis]

Sarah, come on. At some point, you gotta take responsibility for your actions here.

[Kelly Dodd]

How do you feel what she did to Ryan Bailey, how do you feel about that?

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

You know, I don't know. I don't. I guess, have an answer. I don't really know how that went down, but Ryan Bailey didn't seem to have that. That big of an issue with it.

[Kelly Dodd]

So I'm going to tell you to

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

think that he was you.

[Kelly Dodd]

There was the conversation off radio and the conversation on radio. He very much wants to avoid any sort of conflict. And I don't. You know, I just flat. I just. I said, hey, would you ever hire again? He said, no. So I just don't think he wants to get involved. But look, I promise you, we're gonna get through this. We're gonna get over it.

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

And they. And they figured that out together. Right? He figured that out by by opening up to her and allowing this to happen. He figured that out. But then going on the radio and saying all of this disparaging stuff about Annie is really hurting her ability to move on from you.

[Jeff Lewis]

I have to say something.

[Kelly Dodd]

She's not moving on. She's contacting all of my contacts and people that I work with to try to get a leg up and have them open a door for her. So I'm, you know, I. I'm just warning people. Like I said, you know, Crystal's a very bright person. She can make her own decisions. I just said, you know, you might want to be careful in regards to Lakendra. I will tell you that's not all you said, though, in regards to Lakendra. Well, look, I have a very bad experience with Annie Sharp. Very. And you know, I'm going to share that. It's a very negative experience. And if you remember correctly, it wasn't just that I took her to New York and did her job. Remember when she snuck a guy into our adjoining room and I had to. And then Monroe told Gage I didn't even know there was a strange guy in the room. And then now I'm on the phone with co parenting counselors, attorneys, defending myself because I don't know that there was a strange guy in our own hotel room. So I have my own issues with Annie. You are correct.

[Jeff Lewis]

And what do you have to say about that, Sarah? What do you have to say about that? What do you have to say about all the paparazzi that follow Britney around and she shaved her head. Exactly, Sarah.

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

Many, many times.

[Jeff Lewis]

It just annoys me because people say, shit, bro.

[Kelly Dodd]

But here's the thing. Sarah can be recent with. You don't need to yell at her.

[Jeff Lewis]

I'm not yelling.

[Jamie Kennedy]

I'm just annoyed.

[Kelly Dodd]

She's allowed to have an opinion. She's like, girl, she's allowed to have an opinion.

[Jeff Lewis]

Okay. But I just want to say, my opinion is that I've been through so much in Hollywood. You get better. He's not doing anything. You give people a lot of opportunities. You're acting like all these poor things. It happens. You move on. Pisses me off, dude.

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

I'm not actually. I like. No, I felt like his whole basis today of like, he's petty, he's funny, he's a petty. Patty, but let her meet Jamie. Jamie, thank you. You tell people, let me talk all the time, so. But you talk.

[Jeff Lewis]

I apologize all the time.

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

So I'm sorry. I just want to say. I just want to say I felt like Jeff's basis today for bringing this, this horrible thing that La Kendra did. Yeah.

[Kelly Dodd]

DUI on March 8th.

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

Very embarrassing. Yes.

[Kelly Dodd]

Yeah.

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

Tarnishes like you have a huge platform, Jeff, that really does damage to somebody and I'm sure.

[Kelly Dodd]

Don't drink and drive.

[Sue (Survivor Sue)]

I know.

[Jeff Lewis]

Don't drink and drive. What don't you get?

[Jamie Kennedy]

Yeah, don't drink it.

[Jeff Lewis]

What don't you get? Sarah.

[Kelly Dodd]

Thank you, Sarah, so much for your call. I appreciate your perspective and I always want encouraged people, regardless of whether you agree with me or not. I want to encourage callers and listeners and I want to hear everyone's perspective. Brandon in Vegas, line eight. Hi, Brandon.

[Caller/Listener]

Hey, Jeff, how you doing?

[Kelly Dodd]

I'm good.

[Caller/Listener]

Hey. So look, Jeff, I'm a straight guy out of Vegas. Love your show. Listen to you all the time. I've never called in, but I just wanted to give my 2 cents because it kind of triggers me a little bit with Annie.

[Kelly Dodd]

Okay.

[Caller/Listener]

I have a daughter.

[Kelly Dodd]

Yes.

[Caller/Listener]

And you had to let her go and you fired her. But she's young, she's learning. You got to give her a break.

[Kelly Dodd]

27. She's not 16. She's 27, but go ahead.

[Caller/Listener]

All right, well, I remember I was 27. Always making mistakes. My. Look, I'm not trying to give you shit. I'm just saying you give her a break. She's learning. And honestly, if I was in her situation, I take advantage of all the contacts they made at your show. Why not?

[Kelly Dodd]

Yeah. So people are saying that I'm, you know, defaming people and this is what I'm going to say again. You work for a man who has a huge radio show and a television show. It's basically, I talk about my personal life, my experiences with employees, people I date, my family, etc. If you don't want to be talked about, then don't fuck up. Because the reality of it is when these people, they come on this show or they work for me and then they play victim, like, oh my God, he's coming after me. Like, you knew what you signed up for. You knew what you signed up for. If you're going to screw up, you're going to be called out. And you know the fact that I think it's actually moronic that, that these people are reaching out to other chumps because I'm going to find out about it, I'm going to read the DMs or the texts and I'm going to call them out. I mean, that's who I am. I mean, it's very clear Jeff's been

[Jamie Kennedy]

like this for 20 years, since he was on flipping out since day one. Now, why is this all of a

[Kelly Dodd]

sudden like, like, oh, and you're a daughter. You have a daughter. So do I. I would be ashamed.

[Jeff Lewis]

Yeah.

[Kelly Dodd]

If my daughter behaved the way Annie does. I'd be absolutely ashamed, bro.

[Jeff Lewis]

At 27 and I was doing so much.

[Jamie Kennedy]

I was married at 27. I was 18.

[Jeff Lewis]

I had to get my own place. So come on, bro.

[Kelly Dodd]

But I understand you're protective because you have a kid. So do I. But I would, you know, I hope to God we do better job as parents. I really do, because I don't have a lot of respect for Annie's parents at this, at this point. 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 app.

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