Trisha Paytas (1:46)

But there are munchkins. I just don't know if they call them munchkins because Ethan Slater Bach is a munchkin.

Oscar (1:50)

Oh, yeah, Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (1:50)

I think they are from munchkin land.

Oscar (1:52)

I think. I think they said something about munchkin.

Trisha Paytas (1:54)

And they're in the beginning when she comes out down in the bubble, like Linda.

Oscar (1:58)

Yes.

Trisha Paytas (1:59)

But I don't know what they're called, so forgive me if they're not.

Oscar (2:01)

Press tour is starting, though, for Wicked.

Trisha Paytas (2:03)

We're good campaigning to get them on the podcast. I love this dress, though, because you can't see my belly you do look.

Oscar (2:11)

Teeny, teeny tiny with the fabric just, like, surrounding you like a cloud. It's so cute. You're just a little.

Trisha Paytas (2:17)

Just tiny little flower. It took Modes as an asker.

Moses (2:21)

I mean, it's about your dress and the set design for today.

Trisha Paytas (2:23)

Yes, I know. We had nothing else to put out here, so this is what we're putting out. I don't know. Two weeks ago, the poster came out and you're like, you should cosplay. And I was like, yeah, absolutely. And I had to do a headshot for the month. So I'm like, this is it. And shout out Michael Philpott, my amazing designer, who really does go above and beyond. This is a huge skirt. I was thinking something like cutesy, just whatever. But this is. This is a lot of tulle. This is a lot. But we love it. Shout out Paul Tazewell, who is the original costume designer. And yeah, just, you know, casual Monday. Casual Monday. Lots happening. But, you know. Jill, how was your weekend? Ours was chill. Oh, Patreon, before we do, if you do want to get this headshot me, go to patreon.com jesstrish where we also do a bonus episode, all three of us, right after this episode. So you get three episodes a week. And then over there, you also get two bonus videos. So you'll get the bonus episode. And then me and Oscar, I usually do a little snack, a reaction video. And we really spent our time. We always do like two hours. And I was like, did you get like, four videos? I'm like, no. Just one. Yeah. So. But it's worth it because you are our patrons. We love you. We gotta keep up with the other Patreons out there. Basically unfiltered, doing a live show on their Patreon. I know. I was like, wow.

Oscar (3:31)

Well, we got that sports test where we're. We're going to hike your backyard. We're going to do that at some point.

Trisha Paytas (3:36)

I think you did not like that. I love that idea. But you never seem into it.

Oscar (3:39)

Oh, no, I'm excited for it. Yeah.

Moses (3:41)

Well, let's be 95 degrees. In the last couple of weeks, the.

Oscar (3:44)

Heat wave has been a little brutal, but that part.

Trisha Paytas (3:46)

And are we all waiting for each other to go around and come back?

Oscar (3:50)

Maybe. Because I feel like if we're in a race, that's kind of sad. You know what I mean? Like, oh. Oh, my God. What if someone over, like, what if Moses like, overlaps us and then we're.

Trisha Paytas (3:59)

Like, oh, I would love to know who would win yes. What? Go ahead.

Moses (4:02)

Well, I was thinking I'm running in front of you, filming each one.

Oscar (4:04)

Oh no, you're doing the.

Moses (4:06)

No, I'm faster than you guys. So I'll be filming. I'll be ahead of you, filming you as you run.

Trisha Paytas (4:11)

He's like, I'm much faster than both of you.

Oscar (4:14)

So fast that you can just record us.

Moses (4:15)

Yeah.

Oscar (4:16)

Okay, work.

Trisha Paytas (4:16)

I was thinking we're going selfie style. Will you time us? No. For sure I will be last. But I do wonder who because you go to the gym, you run, you do cardio, so I do wonder.

Oscar (4:26)

Moses has such long legs.

Trisha Paytas (4:28)

He has long legs, but he doesn't do cardio anymore because we're just too busy. I mean, obviously you chase around kids all day, but we don't walk, we don't go the distance like we used to.

Oscar (4:36)

I am pretty fierce and an elliptical horn. But people will come up to me and be like, damn, like you, you're fast. And it's like the trainers too. They're like, Oscar, you're really good at them.

Trisha Paytas (4:46)

Really?

Oscar (4:46)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (4:47)

That's kind of impressive at a gym that they come up to you and tell you that.

Oscar (4:49)

I know. Cuz I really be gliding. I will really be gliding on the elliptical. So. But this is very different. Yeah, exactly.

Trisha Paytas (4:58)

Okay. We should do an elliptical contest. We have ellipticals out there.

Oscar (5:02)

I would eat.

Trisha Paytas (5:03)

You think? Oh, I guess so. If the trainers are. I love an elliptical too. Not fast.

Oscar (5:07)

I really be lighting on there and like I go hands like I have like the core string. So I'm just like, like the balance down.

Trisha Paytas (5:13)

Wow.

Oscar (5:14)

I'm really good at it.

Trisha Paytas (5:15)

We'll do a whole presidential business. We do the sit ups, the sit and reach, the pull ups, the elliptical planks. Oh, I'm a good planker. I think not a planker.

Oscar (5:28)

I can only do like a minute.

Trisha Paytas (5:30)

Did we talk about this? How we're not as good plankers? Like if you have more weight.

Oscar (5:33)

Yes.

Trisha Paytas (5:34)

Who was like tiny and was planking?

Oscar (5:36)

Cat's eye. Yeah, they're really good plank.

Trisha Paytas (5:40)

I just saw a photo of Megan. One of my friends is friends with Megan and he texted me a picture of her last night at dinner. And I was like, oh my gosh, she looks so good. And she has like this brown hair with the pink streaks in front of.

Oscar (5:49)

The piece and the pieces.

Trisha Paytas (5:50)

Yes, yes. She looks so good. And I was like, oh, do you work with her? He's like, no, she's my friend. I was like, oh, so jealous.

Oscar (5:54)

This I, I Cat's eye. Supremacy. I really, I feel proud because I was really early on. Some people were really, really early on where they were like, you know, following as they became a band. I became a fan like when I saw the Touch music video and then the Netflix documentary.

Trisha Paytas (6:09)

But I knew Pop Star Academy.

Oscar (6:11)

Pop Star Academy is one of them.

Trisha Paytas (6:14)

Was one of them blonde and out blonde or she just out of the band?

Oscar (6:19)

One of them. One of the contestants on the academy on the survival show was blonde, but she didn't make the final band. But she's still friends with.

Trisha Paytas (6:27)

Because she's like in the poster on front and center. Because I went to go show Ari. Her daughter loves Cat's Eye. They didn't know they were from Pop Star Academy. So I was like, oh, let me show you the picture.

Oscar (6:34)

And maybe we're looking at Daniela, because Daniela used to be blonde.

Trisha Paytas (6:37)

Oh, but she's in Cat's Eye.

Oscar (6:38)

Yes. Yeah. And she has dark. She's a naturally, like a brunette. But she was blonde in the show and for like the first era.

Trisha Paytas (6:47)

Must be her because this girl's like front and center.

Oscar (6:49)

It's probably Daniella.

Trisha Paytas (6:50)

Okay. Love her. Love all them. We love Cat's Eyes so much. And then I was like, oh, my God, I met. I met them. I know. I love that gag.

Oscar (6:57)

Did you. I. This was so old now, but did you see the clip when like an interviewer asked him, like, and you guys met Trisha Petis?

Trisha Paytas (7:03)

How was that?

Oscar (7:03)

I think a while ago. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (7:06)

Was there a clip? Did we see it?

Oscar (7:07)

It was a while ago and I just.

Moses (7:10)

Zoom interviews.

Trisha Paytas (7:11)

Oh, they're kind of like seated.

Oscar (7:13)

Yeah, they did like a zoom. What are these?

Trisha Paytas (7:15)

I. I forgot. I remember, I forgot.

Oscar (7:17)

It was so funny to me. Cuz it's such like an Oscar question.

Trisha Paytas (7:20)

Totally writing those questions, like reporter.

Oscar (7:23)

And they were, you could tell they just were not. Because they just like were like, yeah.

Trisha Paytas (7:30)

Because we're like, we're capsizing. We're performing at the Grammys and going on tours.

Oscar (7:33)

Like, what killed me. It killed me. But Lara and Sophia were like, oh, no. Sophia really does a really good impression of you actually.

Trisha Paytas (7:40)

Did she do one?

Oscar (7:41)

Yeah, she did an impression of like what you were saying when you met them.

Trisha Paytas (7:45)

It was like low key. Found girl going over us too. We were like, girl wise. She was like, I don't know. You guys are just like, make sure you know that. Like, stop. You like, stop. She was like, really? Like, that's so sweet.

Oscar (7:54)

And she like did like your voice and she was talking really fast. She kind of ate with that.

Trisha Paytas (7:58)

What an honor.

Oscar (7:58)

Yeah. And Lara was talking about you, too. Oh, yeah. Actually, now that I'm thinking of it, Megan did say she, like, one of her friends danced for you or something.

Trisha Paytas (8:09)

Yes.

Oscar (8:09)

Is that what it was?

Trisha Paytas (8:10)

Yes. Yes. Yes. There was. Yeah. Yes. I was having the auditions, and they knew people that were in the auditions, and then, Yeah, I met them. I met their choreographer who danced for Taylor Swift. Like, it was like, this whole crossover. It was very exciting. In fact, actually, I think I wasn't even gonna go to the auditions that day. Manon. Am I saying it right?

Oscar (8:28)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (8:29)

The end.

Oscar (8:29)

Silent and silent. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (8:31)

Why do I say Manon?

Oscar (8:32)

Even in the show, even in the Netflix documentary, they were pronouncing the end, though, so maybe that's why.

Trisha Paytas (8:37)

But mana is everything. And she had DM me, and she was like, oh, my God, I think we're next year rehearsals. Is like, I'm coming right now. I did not have my makeup done. I had nothing done. But they were literally. I know we already talked about this, but I just have to reiterate. Like, they were literally, like, the nicest. Like, you would think, honestly, because they look so young, too. It looked like just high school girls that were just chilling and hanging out and having fun. Like, you would never know that. They were like, obviously, they looked amazing. They all looked so cute, but they were just, like, you know, in their cute sweats with their cropped ups. You would just think they're just, you know, the cool girls of school, but because they were just so nice. They were, like, so excited and giddy just for life, you know, not even for me. Just, like, life. And I was like, I love these people so much. They were. I don't know. They had so much freshness to them. So much. I guess they just haven't been jaded by the world.

Oscar (9:19)

I know. I forgot that they've only been around for, like, a year. And then the Gap ad last week went so viral.

Trisha Paytas (9:25)

So good at first.

Oscar (9:27)

Like, I am. My whole algorithm is, like, very cat's eye centric. So I just. For me, it was just another day. I was like, yep, more cats. And then even my manager was like, is your tick tock feed all cat's eye? I was like, yeah, is yours?

Trisha Paytas (9:39)

Mine too. Ours too.

Oscar (9:40)

Yeah. The Gap really took over even this morning.

Trisha Paytas (9:43)

Yes. Ari was like, my daughter loves cat's eye. And Tony's like, who's cat's eye? And then we showed him the picture. He's like, oh, my God, the girls from the Gap bad this weekend. Everyone knew I'm from that. Shout out, Gap for. Honestly, now everyone's gonna go to Gap for jeans. Everyone's like, this is the place to go. Which, by the way, Flex. I always shop at Gap because Gap and Old Navy are like this. And they make the sizes for these sizes. So we love Gap. Yeah, I love Gap jeans.

Moses (10:07)

Also, the bathing suits for the kids and stuff.

Trisha Paytas (10:09)

They're all Gap. Yep. We love. We love Gap. We always have.

Oscar (10:14)

I went to the mall, and I literally was like, is there a Gap here? And then I went and found it, and then I just, like, stood in front of the Cat's Eye, like, poster outside.

Trisha Paytas (10:21)

You picture.

Oscar (10:22)

Yeah, I posted it. Not. Not of me in front of it, but just. I did, like, I just had to take a photo of the site.

Trisha Paytas (10:27)

I was like, why do people do that? Why do they just take a picture of the thing? Why don't you go in front of it when you're there?

Oscar (10:31)

Me taking a selfie with the. Yeah, it wasn't that serious. I was just, like. It was almost like observing. Like, you know, you go to Brazil and you take a photo of the big statue of Jesus. It was getting that. You know what I mean? I was like, wow. I was breathtaking. I was like, this is everything to me. This is so fear.

Trisha Paytas (10:46)

Was it on a big one? Like, a big.

Oscar (10:47)

It's the whole, like, front display, and then you. And then I had to go in. I've never. I didn't even know the Gap was in the mall. No, no shade. Because it's just so small. It's next to the Baby Gap. I don't know. But I go in and, like, everything. The Gap was all cat's eye. And I was like, this is amazing. This is so fierce.

Trisha Paytas (11:02)

What did you buy?

Oscar (11:03)

Nothing. But I tried to get. They have a Cat's eye Gap sweater, like, hoodie.

Trisha Paytas (11:07)

Yeah.

Oscar (11:09)

But it's sold. Like, the cat's eye takeover is so insane. I literally was adding it to my car, and then it's like, the large sold out. And I was like, okay, like, let me get an extra large. Added it to my car as I was checking out. It sold out.

Trisha Paytas (11:20)

Oh, my God.

Oscar (11:21)

Then went back to the medium. I was like, okay, well, aspirational. The medium that sold out. Okay, it's over. I kind of give up after that. But so I went to the Gap. I was like, maybe they have it in store, but they didn't.

Trisha Paytas (11:30)

Is it. What's it look like?

Oscar (11:32)

It's just, like, the classic, like, Gap hoodie, but it Says, like, cat's eye on it. And, like, you know, the little text, like, the embroidered and then it says, like, beautiful chaos on it.

Trisha Paytas (11:40)

Oh, I love.

Oscar (11:41)

But yeah. The ad is so fierce. I'm so glad everyone is, like, on board with it. The timing is so insane.

Trisha Paytas (11:47)

Insane.

Oscar (11:48)

Like, I don't know if there's no way they could have seen Sydney Sweeney's. Adam was like, oh, we're gonna do this. Because the contracts and stuff couldn't have just taken a month or two. Right. It would have had to be in advance.

Trisha Paytas (12:00)

No. I feel as someone who's been in advertisement recently, my army's commercial was a weak turnaround.

Oscar (12:10)

That is. That is true.

Trisha Paytas (12:13)

They had told me about it. They had, like, booked it, signed contracts Monday, shot Thursday, out on Tuesday. Like, it could be possible.

Oscar (12:21)

It could be. But even booking an interview with them, it took, like, three months. Like, and it was a 15 minute, like, where to find time in their schedule. Like, their schedule is insane.

Trisha Paytas (12:32)

But if there's a check.

Moses (12:33)

No, but they probably had already everything in line. But the campaign itself switched. They probably last minute. They're like, put denims on them.

Trisha Paytas (12:42)

No, but I think there was always Gap is jeans. What else would they put on them?

Moses (12:46)

So in that sense, they had miraculous timing because. Because. Because in the store, the. The stuff you saw that was cat eye. It's like shirts and hoodies and stuff like that. Right.

Oscar (12:55)

They released, like, a special hoodie. But everything. Yeah. Is denim. And, like, it makes sense because it's back to school season, so everyone, like Addison Rae has Lucky jeans right now.

Trisha Paytas (13:03)

Yeah.

Oscar (13:04)

So is.

Trisha Paytas (13:05)

Is the. Is it their collection or. They're just modeling.

Oscar (13:08)

They're just modeling it. And, like, the whole theme of the Highlighting individuality and their cultural diversity.

Trisha Paytas (13:17)

I think they did a quick turnaround. I think if there's like, a check, like you said, like, I'll push everything. You know what I mean? I'll be like, okay, we're canceling. Just Trish. Like, I'm gonna go do this. You know, I think, like, for a day. And like, a bag and like, also. Yeah. It's like Gap, which is like a huge campaign. Like, I feel like. Yeah, I feel like they're on and they're smart. They're smart. Because honestly, these jeans have been just this denim companies have been really try it.

Oscar (13:40)

Yeah. And yeah. The fact that it went so viral, the fact that it's like six girls of color, too, is amazing. Like, especially for Lara, because she's Indian, so she's been posting a lot about like, how empowering it is.

Trisha Paytas (13:53)

Yeah.

Oscar (13:54)

Like, you know, a brown girl, and she's been, like, reposting, like, other Indian girls who make me emotional that are like, oh, my God, I see my. It's like being able to, like, walk into them all, like, see myself, of course.

Trisha Paytas (14:04)

It's so huge. And, like, that's what the world looks like. You know what I mean? So it is, like, so nice. And. Yeah. And they all look so beautiful, too. Like, it's just a striking image, and everyone's like, wow.

Oscar (14:14)

They're literally, like, the six most beautiful girls in the world. That's why it was so funny, because there was the, like, quote unquote, like, controversy of, like, the ad being woke. And I'm like, how woke is it to have, like, six of the most stunning girls of all time?

Trisha Paytas (14:26)

I didn't even see that. That's actually crazy. They're the biggest pop stars. They're, like, the nicest. They're the young, hot girls right now.

Oscar (14:32)

Yes.

Trisha Paytas (14:32)

And, like, not just physically hot, but they're just like, the girls.

Oscar (14:34)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (14:35)

Yeah.

Oscar (14:35)

And they're like, one of them is not, like, white with blonde and blue eyes. It's so crazy.

Trisha Paytas (14:41)

Yeah.

Oscar (14:41)

Funny.

Trisha Paytas (14:42)

People are wild. I know. People are. I guess I didn't see that. I just saw everyone being like, wow, this is like.

Oscar (14:47)

No, there was, like, like, tweets that had, like, millions of, like. Although, of course, Twitter is so hard because it's, like, a lot of bots.

Trisha Paytas (14:52)

But once you guys told me about Twitter, too, also just being, like, weird people, I was like, I mean, I should get off of this because it's like, a whole different crowd. It is small percentage of people, too, I feel.

Oscar (15:00)

Yeah. And it's like, so many bots and stuff and, like, monetization, like, Elon, like, making it so anyone can, you know, be a blue check and then make money off of, like, tweets. So it's just, like, a lot of rage, bait, like, a lot of it.

Trisha Paytas (15:14)

Which is crazy because I got. I did not get approved to make money off Twitter. Isn't that crazy?

Oscar (15:18)

It's crazy seeing the people who do get approved.

Trisha Paytas (15:22)

Your profile doesn't remember. It was, like, a while ago. It was, like, a couple of years ago. It's like, your profile, meet our standards to get monetized are low these days.

Oscar (15:30)

Well, yes.

Trisha Paytas (15:31)

I'm not on there. I'm going.

Moses (15:32)

You're just too nice.

Trisha Paytas (15:34)

Yeah. Something. I'm like, that's. That's wild. Well, Twitter is like. What do they call it? I don't know what this means. Hopefully it's not a bad word. Cesspool.

Oscar (15:40)

No, it's not a bad word.

Trisha Paytas (15:41)

What's it mean?

Oscar (15:42)

It's like, kind of like the bottom of the barrel. You know what I mean? It's like everyone kind of just, what is cess? Let me get the proper definition.

Trisha Paytas (15:50)

Okay, Okay. I was like, do you know what cesspool means?

Moses (15:52)

You know what it means? But.

Oscar (15:54)

Oh, yeah. So it's like underground container for. Yeah, exactly. For sewage. So it's like. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Trisha Paytas (16:02)

Okay. Yeah, it's a lot of.

Oscar (16:05)

Yeah, it's. It's hard for me because, like, for work, I kind of need to be, like, in the know. If I didn't have to be in the know, I would love to not be on it because it does make me upset because there is so much, like. It's like, oh, people think like that. But I guess for the most part, my algorithm, my fyp, is pretty good, though.

Trisha Paytas (16:27)

At least mine's not. Mine is crazy. Mine is like. I can't even tell you what's on my. Like, there's just so many crazy stuff, and it's not even. Is it the FYP or is it trending? Because, you know, there's one of the people you follow and there's the other one.

Oscar (16:38)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (16:39)

They do not care. They do not know me because they curate the most random stuff. Like, honestly, to the point where on the plane, I couldn't even check Twitter because I'm like, I was scared someone behind me would, like, take a picture and just see what I was looking at. I'm like, I don't want to look at this. This is what Twitter is just giving me.

Oscar (16:50)

Yeah. So you have to really go in the. In the settings to like, figure out what it automatically, like, applies to you. Because, yeah, there is some shady business going on.

Trisha Paytas (17:01)

Oh, yeah. Yeah. Someone was talking about that. I do like it, too. For trending. It is, like, up to date. You can see what's happening.

Oscar (17:07)

But yeah, and, like, memes and jokes and stuff. So I am kind of, like, on it. But, yeah, my fyp, for the most part, is pretty. It's like a lot of cat's eye. It, like, shows up. I'm in the sub. I don't even know how I got in the sub community. I guess I just watched a lot of videos that was like, here you go. Yeah, like, here is all the cat.

Trisha Paytas (17:22)

Size stuff, but I want them on. Can they all fit on the chair?

Oscar (17:27)

They are so teeny tiny.

Trisha Paytas (17:28)

So, yeah, everyone to Fit in this chair. I love you guys so much, too. I love them as people because, like, I obviously like their music. But then I was like, I kind of just like, love them. I'm telling you. They really just seem like the girls next door. They just seem so sweet. Like, it kind of took me a minute. I was just like, like, wow, you guys are just so wonderful.

Oscar (17:44)

Yeah. And, like, with the ad, too, I think I saw, like, an article that was, like, also, like, the use of milkshake. Because the whole thing, obviously, Gap has always done these ads since, like, the early 2000s of, like, having almost, like, a music video with, like, denim and stuff.

Trisha Paytas (17:58)

Yeah.

Oscar (17:58)

But then, like, now with, like, them styled in different Y2K outfits. And then milkshake being, like, one of, like, the biggest songs of the early 2000s. But it's also, like, at the time was kind of rebellious because it was about, like, you know, female sexuality. Like, you know, the woman being. Yeah, like, the dominant one, too. So it has, like, that rebellious, like, subtext to it. And I'm like. Makes me like it even more.

Trisha Paytas (18:20)

I say, milkshake is such a good song. White people don't like.

Oscar (18:22)

The choreo is so, like, Manon in the beginning is like. And then Daniella starts sliding around, and then Lara's, like, doing all the hanging out.

Trisha Paytas (18:33)

I love it. You know, all the movements. You have, the blocking.

Oscar (18:36)

I watch on the elliptical. I literally, on Saturday ice. The ad is 90 seconds, mind you.

Trisha Paytas (18:44)

You're just rewatching.

Oscar (18:45)

I have my. I just had it open, and I was just, like, watching. It was like my cocoa melon.

Trisha Paytas (18:49)

It was like, literally your inspo.

Oscar (18:51)

Yeah, I was like, okay. They are really good inspo when you're working out. Because, like, they're so.

Trisha Paytas (18:55)

I'm gonna look like this. I'm gonna move like this. You do. You do dance very well. And I feel like you do. Jimmy put in him doing the touch. You were so good. All the comments, like, oh, my God.

Oscar (19:09)

I was channeling Manol because Manal is really good at the face. She's, like, the soft and, like, cutesy.

Trisha Paytas (19:13)

I feel them. Cat's eye. If you ever need, like, a male dancer in there, I do think you would have Grant. But you remember, like, there was, like, videos where people have just, like. I think it's all about the basic. They have, like, different people, like, don't going in and doing, like, a little solo.

Oscar (19:27)

Yes. Taylor did, too. Is Shake it off.

Trisha Paytas (19:29)

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Oscar (21:02)

Oh, that wasn't her music video, but that was a vivo video for Taylor Swift.

Trisha Paytas (21:06)

Right? Cue that. Put that in there.

Oscar (21:09)

You take it back.

Trisha Paytas (21:11)

They doubled everybody because it was like fans that won a thing to get to meet Taylor Swift. Right. We did this on our patreon. But like there was like five of you.

Oscar (21:18)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (21:18)

And there was five fans and the. And two and two went together to dance. And for some reason Oscar was the solo and you were like eating. I was like, damn. You really had all the. And that was like back when you said you were not as confident but you had the confidence. I was like, damn. I could never. You were like looking for the camera. You had moves planned. And I'm not even saying it in a funny way, like ironically. Go watch it. So funny and silly. Like it was actually so good. And that's probably why they gave you the solo. And I think if Cat's Eye does one of those again, they should put you in it, you know, or tour. I mean, go do that too. Do whatever. But I see the music video happening.

Oscar (21:55)

Okay, work. I love that pitch.

Trisha Paytas (21:56)

Love that.

Oscar (21:57)

Oh my God, that is so funny.

Trisha Paytas (21:59)

What's there? Anyone? I was just listening to this morning. Not gnarly. What's the other one?

Oscar (22:01)

Gabriella. Yeah, I do love Gabriella.

Trisha Paytas (22:03)

Such a serve.

Oscar (22:04)

I started rewatching their Netflix show actually after the Gap ad. I was inspired to look back cuz at first I was like, I remember when we talked about it last year, which mind you, they did use our sound by the way. So that's. We were on it from the beginning. I just had to. For the. Her book.

Trisha Paytas (22:18)

Yeah, you were on it. You called it. You're like, I love Cat's Eye.

Oscar (22:22)

But I was rewatching it now that I know who is in it. Because when I watched it the first time, they already picked the band and stuff. It was already revealed, but I just didn't know. So watching it again, knowing who they pick, I'm like, damn, how did they know? Like, what do you mean? Like the business side of it of like the executives knowing. Like. Like they went and like found Manon on Instagram, then went to Switzerland and like, yeah, the way they scouted them is like so.

Trisha Paytas (22:45)

Oh, so they weren't like an open calling, making a mix.

Oscar (22:47)

There was like a mix of girls who auditioned and then the casting director just like doubted on Instagram and tick tock and just find girls. And then like Lara, I think they went and got her. But yeah, it's so interesting to see like how they just knew because like I don't at first when I was watching it without knowing, I was like, I don't know, I just didn't. The. Some of them I like pick that would be in it for sure. Like Daniela. And then someone was like, oh, I don't know. And then now I'm watching, I'm like, they were right. They were just so right. Like the business side of it. Like these girls were.

Trisha Paytas (23:20)

There is people who are just like talented at like knowing who's next. Yeah, that's why they're casting, I guess.

Oscar (23:25)

I know. And are. I don't know. The business side of it is just so fascinating. I wonder if anyone's looked at us and was like, they got It.

Trisha Paytas (23:31)

Well, not yet. Still waiting.

Oscar (23:35)

Like the fact that they just knew. They like saw Mina Instagram. I was like, yep.

Trisha Paytas (23:42)

Arby's has finally come around. They're the first shout out Arby's for giving me a shot. I think that's why everyone was so excited. They're like, she finally did it after 20 years of no one. No, I think you really do have to be just so beautiful, so talented. Like, you think about all the people, like Sabrina Carpenter, like, you just, you know, they're all beautiful. Think of like a non traditionally beautiful person. No one's ever plucked from obscurity, do you know what I mean? They have to work really hard, which is fine. You have to go to Groundlings. You have to, you know what I mean?

Oscar (24:07)

Like work from the ground.

Trisha Paytas (24:08)

Yeah. Literally, you have to like, maybe she was in Boyle.

Oscar (24:11)

I guess she went to, what was it? America's Got. America's Got.

Trisha Paytas (24:15)

Yeah, but uk.

Moses (24:16)

Yeah.

Oscar (24:16)

Oh, uk.

Trisha Paytas (24:17)

But remember, they even like framed her as like, everyone, like was laughing at her when she came out. Like, they kind of framed her as.

Oscar (24:22)

Like a joke and then she gagged them with that voice.

Trisha Paytas (24:25)

But then also, where is Susan Boyle now? You know what I mean?

Oscar (24:28)

Probably Rich.

Trisha Paytas (24:29)

That's true. That's true. William Hong, I suppose. Yeah, but I guess. Right, but he wasn't talented. Susan Boyle was. There's a different, you know, which is great, honestly, love.

Moses (24:39)

I also think that casting people they know to spot also people that are like stable, hard working, that they can build a whole future and a company on. On their.

Trisha Paytas (24:48)

How do you think they got that from Instagram? How do you think they know that they're.

Moses (24:51)

Well, no, they have. Then they want to meet them in person, have audition and talk to and interview them. But you can tell a lot about just, you know, going through a person's social media about their personality. What? I mean, if your whole page is partying, then. No, you know, but if somebody is.

Trisha Paytas (25:05)

Like, that's the way you look.

Moses (25:07)

No, I'm just saying, like, if they see the person, like they're hardworking, you can see then you have interview and you talk to them, you see what they're about. And because they're building a whole career future, they want these people to last for the next 10, 15 years, you know?

Trisha Paytas (25:20)

Yeah, but like, I don't know if you can tell that from someone's social media.

Moses (25:22)

They can tell. No, but then you have an interview.

Oscar (25:25)

You start with that and then, and then they go. They do go to the Academy.

Moses (25:28)

You don't have to be just beautiful. You have to have more than that. You have to have a certain work ethics, talent and ability. And I think that's what they look for more than anything.

Trisha Paytas (25:38)

That is so true. That is so true.

Oscar (25:40)

Yeah. Because everyone in the academy was, like, the most beautiful. Like, it's like literally 20 of the most beautiful girls in the world. But then, like, yes.

Trisha Paytas (25:48)

You have to have. Wait. The personality.

Oscar (25:50)

And they just see it. Like, they. They classify it by, like, who's really good at dancing, who's really good at vocals, and who is really good at visuals, which is just like. Not even. Just like, being pretty, but, like, embodying the music. Yeah. So it is really fierce. They're actually. They're because of Cat's Eye now. They're gonna do another. They're starting another search for another girl group, so.

Trisha Paytas (26:12)

Oh, a girl group. They should try something different because, you know, like, making the band. Switched it up. They did, like, who was. Who was Aubrey o'? Dayne? Danity Kane.

Oscar (26:18)

Danity Kane.

Trisha Paytas (26:19)

But then it was love.

Oscar (26:20)

Oh, we love Danity Kane.

Trisha Paytas (26:22)

No, I love Danity Kane, too.

Oscar (26:23)

Stopping we show. Show stomping.

Trisha Paytas (26:25)

I did love them. I did love Aubrey o'. Day. She was supposed to come on one time. I don't know if we ever said that, but I loved Aubrey o'. Day. We just kept having scheduling issues, I guess. Yeah, she's busy, girl. I do love her. Aubrey, I still love you, but just busy. She's busy.

Oscar (26:39)

I love Danity Kane.

Trisha Paytas (26:40)

I love the Kane. Yeah.

Oscar (26:41)

Mitch. Wet damage. I don't know how you gonna fix it. Fix it, fix it. I wish they stuck around because they really. They had their freaking pedal on the gas. Like, they were so good. What is the phrase gonna put on the gas?

Trisha Paytas (26:59)

Pedal to the metal.

Oscar (26:59)

Pedal to the metal. All that.

Trisha Paytas (27:01)

Push the pedal to the metal.

Moses (27:02)

The pedal goes all the way till it touches the.

Trisha Paytas (27:05)

Oh, Is that why they say that? Sounds like you have bad accelerators. If you're pushing it to the floor. Why would it go that far? That's so crazy. Yeah. I wonder if Peter, do you still get some of that money?

Oscar (27:17)

Oh, damn.

Trisha Paytas (27:18)

Yeah.

Oscar (27:18)

That's a good question.

Trisha Paytas (27:20)

Because he did a lot of good girl groups. That dream was good. I like them. But what did they do? Didn't they do, like a second making the band? But it was, like, different. It wasn't. It wasn't a girl group.

Oscar (27:29)

I think the first one was a boy group.

Trisha Paytas (27:31)

Oh, maybe that was it.

Oscar (27:32)

One was a girl group. And then I think there was another.

Trisha Paytas (27:35)

Season But I forgot was Pussycat Dolls. Were they from a group from one.

Oscar (27:42)

Of those, like, Eden's Crush, a CW show that was like, search for the next Pussycat doll or something.

Trisha Paytas (27:48)

Okay, okay. But it wasn't Nicole Surgeon.

Oscar (27:51)

No.

Trisha Paytas (27:52)

Wasn't she in another girl group called, like, Eden's Crush?

Oscar (27:54)

Maybe you're right. That sounds familiar.

Trisha Paytas (27:55)

And they were like, pop stars or something. Like, it was another, like, Pop Star Academy or. I'm like, I just feel like she was on one of those shows.

Oscar (28:02)

I think you're so right about that.

Trisha Paytas (28:04)

And then she was on Pussycat Dolls.

Oscar (28:07)

Oh, yes. Okay. It was a on. It was on the network, the D, the wb, which became, like, the cw. It was a show called Pop Stars.

Trisha Paytas (28:16)

Yes, very.

Oscar (28:16)

That.

Trisha Paytas (28:17)

And Nicole was on there.

Oscar (28:18)

Yes. Eden's Crush.

Trisha Paytas (28:19)

That's crazy. That's so crazy. Like, Like, Nicole would just be. But again, I have to wonder if it's like. If it's like a cat's eye where they, like, found her.

Oscar (28:27)

Oh. Or you, like, did, like, an open call or something.

Trisha Paytas (28:29)

I don't think they'd get anyone from open calls if I'm being real, because.

Oscar (28:32)

Kelly Clarkson, they got from an open call for American Idol.

Trisha Paytas (28:35)

I feel like they scouted her too.

Oscar (28:37)

You think? Yeah, she was just a small town girl from Texas.

Trisha Paytas (28:40)

Well, because even now I know for sure. Well, I'll say 99. Sure. The, like, last three season, American Idols were definitely all people, like, were scouted. And speaking from experience, I've been on two shows that were supposedly open call casting, and they definitely just found me. So, like, who wants to be a superhero? They used to have, like, a big thing, like, Jay Leno would go. Go out with the open call and be like, look at all these people auditioning. And, like, everyone on the show except for maybe one. You could ask fat mama, because I know you know her, but I know Hygiena was from the open call, but I think everybody else was like, I knew somebody. Like, they asked me to be on it. My, my. I got on there because literally, I didn't even like superheroes. A producer was like, do you want to come be on the show? I'm like, I don't like superheroes. Like, we'll make one up for you. And I was like, okay. And then America's Got Talent was the other one. They made it seem like I went to an open call in Texas. Definitely did not. Definitely just found me on YouTube and was like, do you want to come to an audition? And I was like, like, okay, if I Don't have to wait in line. Like, yeah, you go straight to the judges on stage. And I was like, okay, great.

Oscar (29:30)

But how would they have done it? Like in 2001, like pre social media.

Trisha Paytas (29:35)

I don't. Maybe, Maybe not that.

Oscar (29:37)

Maybe because I. I feel like now like even the Voice and stuff, like it's. So it's easier now to find like someone on YouTube or tick tock or whatever, you know, but for like.

Moses (29:46)

Well, definitely people still audition to different things, you know?

Oscar (29:49)

Yeah.

Moses (29:49)

So they still like people. There's talent agents out there. So they go to them. They're like, oh, yeah, I heard this person there. Heard that person or winning competition somewhere.

Trisha Paytas (29:58)

Yeah, maybe like Kelly Clarkson. Yeah, maybe they were like, they just go to open calls because they really had you believe and just go to an open call. But maybe, I mean, maybe because like some people, I guess, are found that way. But I don't think it's like that anymore. Especially social media. Specifically the Voice. I had heard everyone on that show already has like a record deal and like the record labels put them on that show. Oh, that's what I had heard. I don't know for sure. But yeah. Anyone? I. I've known two people on there and they're like, they were already connected somehow to the music industry. Oh, and then they just put them on there.

Oscar (30:22)

That makes sense actually, because yeah, I don't watch it anymore.

Trisha Paytas (30:25)

Like, they're all great.

Oscar (30:26)

They're all great. And then I remember one. This was so long ago, cuz Adam lavine was still on it. On it. But one of the girls, she was. Her name is Cassidy Pope and she was in a band that I liked like when I was in high school or. Or maybe college. I don't remember. But yeah, and then she went like, as a soloist, but I was like, oh, but she already like had a career.

Trisha Paytas (30:47)

I think Christina Grimmy too was already like very popular on YouTube.

Oscar (30:50)

Yes, true.

Trisha Paytas (30:51)

And then she went on the Voice and obviously just like amplifies more people watching you and stuff. But I remember thinking that too. I remember thinking like, but she's already famous, you know?

Oscar (30:57)

How interesting.

Trisha Paytas (30:58)

I think Adam Levine took her too.

Oscar (30:59)

Casting agents, we're here and we're ready.

Trisha Paytas (31:02)

Where do you want to go? Where's your dream casting? If they're watching now, do you want to do a Gap? Like what Cats? What would you rather do, like a cat's eye music video or just like something you love? Like, it could be something completely something else.

Oscar (31:12)

That's a good question. Maybe the hype House. I heard they're gonna bring that back.

Trisha Paytas (31:15)

So this is real? Is that real?

Oscar (31:20)

What's his name? Thomas.

Trisha Paytas (31:22)

No. Well, Thomas is wishing. Thomas is manifesting, though. We love that manifest Thomas. But what. What did he say?

Oscar (31:30)

He posted, like, an Instagram in Tick tock of, like, you know, teasing that the Hype House is going to be coming back. Hype house? Is it 3.0 at this point? I don't even know.

Trisha Paytas (31:39)

They did The Netflix was 2.0. Who would be in it? Not Alex Warren. He's number one. He's like, don't need you guys. Yeah.

Oscar (31:45)

Who is the new, like, who's, like, on the scene these days? I don't even know. Like, who's the new Tiktokers?

Trisha Paytas (31:50)

Like, I don't really think there is a new. Right.

Oscar (31:53)

Like, I mean, I'm pretty, like, a sensation.

Trisha Paytas (31:55)

No, I feel like I would know.

Oscar (31:57)

I think you would too.

Trisha Paytas (31:58)

Like, Alex Earl's too big. She was a sensation, but she's too big. Obviously. Addison Ray is a pop star. I mean, Charlie's, like, on Broadway. I don't really hear much about Dixie. I love her. Wish she'd come back. Wish she'd be in The Hype House 2.0. They had their own show, though. They had, like, three seasons of their own show. They're not gonna do it. Nikita is pretty quiet these days because she was in high cost 2.0.

Oscar (32:15)

It would have to be like a new. And then I feel like the new girls, they're in the Bop house or whatever. Like all those new girls. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (32:20)

Michaela's a billionaire on her own, so she's not gonna go do it.

Oscar (32:23)

Like, and like, Kayla Jacob Sartorius, they don't really need a Hype House.

Moses (32:28)

No. I mean, they have to start from the ground because they want to monetize on those people. So they have to start with people that have zero.

Oscar (32:37)

Right now. I'm a blank slate.

Trisha Paytas (32:39)

I would love to see you, Thomas. We love you. That would be everything. Who else would be in there with you? Kayla? Because, like, some of the original people did have followers. I think that's why, like, Charlie had followers and they would make an appearance. So, like, yeah, go be an appearance. But, yeah. God, I feel like I do follow people who don't have a lot of followers. I'm trying to think, ah, there's people I follow that I can't. There's so many people I watch that don't have, like, a large following. And I always think they should be really popular and big.

Moses (33:09)

Just Tick Tock is not like that anymore. It's like. Like today. A million followers is a lot in Tick tock.

Trisha Paytas (33:16)

Yeah. Even 200000 followers. A lot. I can't think of people. I follow so many people. I don't have a lot of followers. I wish I could shout them out now but.

Moses (33:22)

But I thought you'll have a more of a reality show. You and Ted Niffson driving across the country.

Oscar (33:27)

Great page. Moses.

Trisha Paytas (33:30)

That came out of nowhere. I love that.

Moses (33:31)

What would you guys review across national parks? Just going through all the national parks aquariums.

Oscar (33:40)

Love that.

Moses (33:41)

Basically.

Oscar (33:42)

Yes, love that. Let's get that going.

Trisha Paytas (33:44)

That's the country you're gonna wheel Watch.

Oscar (33:47)

Exactly.

Trisha Paytas (33:50)

That's cute. Have you talked to him lately? I mean I think.

Oscar (33:53)

Oh my God. I was supposed to go to a party last week and he was there. I know.

Trisha Paytas (33:56)

Why didn't you go?

Oscar (33:57)

I was so tired. I was so. It was on a Thursday night. Emma Langevin and Connor eats pants. Well, mostly Emma and Connor. I don't think he knows me. I'm 99. Sure. He doesn't know me.

Trisha Paytas (34:07)

Was his party.

Oscar (34:08)

It was him and my oomphie. Emma.

Trisha Paytas (34:11)

Oh, I invited you.

Oscar (34:12)

Yes. I got the invite from Emma and I was really excited because it was like the cool girl like Twitch party. But it was a Thursday night and I was so tired. I was so tired. I couldn't. It was like last week was working so much. Like. It was like. Like I think like it. I think normally I work like at least like 65 hours. I think I worked like 70 hours last week. It was rough and I was just so tired. Well, I have two jobs. So.

Trisha Paytas (34:41)

Wait, but you wait how? We only did like six hours a day here.

Oscar (34:45)

But then you know it to prepare a few hours. How long does it take?

Trisha Paytas (34:51)

Does it. Oh my God. Damn. Okay, but like six hours, you think.

Oscar (34:56)

To prepare it takes a lot of time. And then. Yeah, yeah. And then.

Trisha Paytas (35:01)

Oh my God. But you love. You want to work your jobs. Just to clarify, we always tell them.

Oscar (35:05)

I am not victim. Do not play a little tiny vibe. It's all love choice. Yes. It's my own volition. But yeah, I was just so. I could not rally. And then I saw the photos and then there's Ted Nivison in the background. I was like, damn, damn. I. I could have been there. Could have been there.

Trisha Paytas (35:22)

But I know these parties on Thursday nights. There's. There's three parties I'm supposed to go to in September and they're all on Thursday nights.

Oscar (35:28)

Rough, Rough.

Trisha Paytas (35:29)

Because it's like, if it's Wednesday, I have glam. Okay? But it's like, do I have to go get glam on a Thursday when I have nothing else to do but go to an event? Look, I have to pick one. I can only go to one. I got invited to three, and I have to pick one. And it's very tough because one could be a work job, one is a tana thing, which I feel like, oh, I should probably go to the tana because I really want to. But they're all at night, and they're all on Thursday night nights. And I'm like, oh, this is so.

Oscar (35:49)

What is up with Thursday nights? Party night.

Trisha Paytas (35:52)

If it was Wednesday, I could be like, okay, then when the kids are asleep, I'll just go out for like an hour. But, like, am I gonna get glam? And I can't do my own hair and makeup? So it's just. I don't know.

Oscar (35:59)

That is tough. That is tough. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (36:01)

The other one is like a cool event too, that I want to go to, but I'm like, I gotta pick.

Oscar (36:05)

That is a Sophie's Choice.

Trisha Paytas (36:07)

Yeah, we'll figure it out. But Thursday nights, let's put it in Wednesday nights or Monday nights when we film the podcast. Because now I'm trying to think of something else I can do that Thursday. Like, okay, maybe I could have a guest or something on an episode so I don't waste time. The, like, the glam.

Oscar (36:19)

That's a good idea.

Trisha Paytas (36:20)

Yeah. I don't have a guest.

Oscar (36:24)

I'm sure we can figure something out.

Trisha Paytas (36:25)

Like a good idea. But I was like, I don't know.

Oscar (36:27)

We'll figure something out. But yeah, I guess Ted N. He's in town.

Trisha Paytas (36:32)

Yeah, I'm down. I'm down for a guest. Yes.

Oscar (36:36)

He's been really tiktoking too. I don't really. Yeah, he posted like 15 Tik Toks in, like two days. And my. I was.

Trisha Paytas (36:43)

Wow, that's a long.

Oscar (36:44)

It was a lot.

Trisha Paytas (36:45)

15. What was he doing? That's more than I post.

Oscar (36:47)

It was very Tricia core, actually.

Trisha Paytas (36:49)

Is it just like him throughout the day? That's what I'm eating. I do that.

Oscar (36:51)

But, like, he did random sounds, random dances. He's up to something that. That Theodore. I don't know what it is.

Trisha Paytas (36:56)

What's your laugh, your giggle?

Moses (36:58)

Just. Maybe as a new social media person. Here's a sound. Here's the dance.

Oscar (37:03)

Has a gun to his head.

Trisha Paytas (37:04)

Like, so funny. When people get new social media, people and they're like, let's do all these things. I love talking to the social media people of, like, celebrities, and they always, like, try to come up with ideas, like, what can we do with you guys? And it's always like, just, like, the worst ideas. And I'm like. And I try to be cool. I'm always cool. I'm like, whatever you want to do. I'm down, you know, because if it's like a big celebrity, I'm like, sure. But it's always, always cringe. Always, never a good idea. But I like the idea of it. Maybe I should hire a social media person. Sometimes I run out of ideas. You know me, I'm just eating on mine. No, I know people who do. Actually, Gigi, she has, like, a production company that's helped her with her new one. So there's, like, production company, and they come up with ideas for TikTok. And they are very good. They're very good. But it is funny because it's like. Like, they try and do, like, seven things a day. And, like, okay, you do that. It's like, so. It's so funny. I'm like, I guess I would love to do it. Maybe I should. I don't know. They were good. And it was actually. She was a Tiktoker as well. She had a pretty big TikTok following, but she has a company that does this. And I was like. So she goes, I film all my content Thursdays because I go film other people's contents other days of the week. Okay.

Oscar (38:01)

Mogul. Yeah, she was.

Trisha Paytas (38:02)

She was a mogul. I forgot her name. She was kind of cool. She had pink hair. She does, like, a Russian character on TikTok. She's pretty popular. But I was like, I love this. I love that you just come up with ideas for people. It's smart. Because I don't know trends anymore. Like, I really don't know. Even this morning, I was trying to think of one when we were doing this, I was like, there's no trend. I'll just use a sound, I guess, like from Wicked. But there's no, you know, back in the day, I guess the. Do you have any kids? Have you seen that trend?

Oscar (38:25)

No.

Trisha Paytas (38:26)

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Oscar (39:39)

Haven'T been on Tick Tock in a couple days, so.

Trisha Paytas (39:41)

Oh, really?

Oscar (39:42)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (39:43)

Tick Tock more. I feel like I find my news on TikTok more than X. These. You think X or Twitter. Whatever the you think is Twitter. Like the rebellious rebellion against X. Like we're still calling it Twitter.

Oscar (39:53)

Yeah. I will never call it X. Okay, okay.

Trisha Paytas (39:55)

So we can go there. It sounds silly anyways to call it X. I'm like, this sounds so dumb.

Oscar (39:59)

No.

Trisha Paytas (39:59)

Do you find Twitter to be more informative than Tick Tock?

Oscar (40:03)

For me on Tick Tock, it's a lot of myself and I'm like, I'm kind of sick of me. So I'm like, let me.

Trisha Paytas (40:09)

Oh, your own edit. You don't like to look at yourself. I do. I love edits.

Oscar (40:13)

I know. I'm sick of seeing me. I'm like, oh my God, Why?

Trisha Paytas (40:15)

It's fun.

Oscar (40:16)

It is fun. But I just got sick of myself. So I'm like, let me go somewhere.

Trisha Paytas (40:21)

I love seeing edits. I do. I repost every edit of me. It's so fun. Even the Arby's. It's like a 15 second commercial and people did like a 15 second edit. I'm like, how did you guys do that? That's so cool. Or the podcast clips. Then people let us know what's funny. I like to see that's true.

Oscar (40:33)

I do like that part. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (40:35)

Oh, it's so interesting. I love that you're doing tick tock. Is cat's eye in you?

Oscar (40:38)

Honestly? Yes. And then not that country song. Now there's a new AI country song about like my country cooter or something.

Trisha Paytas (40:46)

But I don't get that trend. I don't get it.

Oscar (40:49)

I don't know if I get it.

Trisha Paytas (40:50)

Either, but I don't like AI generated things. I don't think I decided to stop watching the babies.

Oscar (40:56)

Yeah, that's a good step. I think.

Trisha Paytas (40:57)

I like the babies. And Malibu likes the babies too. She was crying. One of the babies was crying and she started crying. Okay. I know. It's like, wow.

Moses (41:06)

They were saying how AI can actually like kind of damage kids perception. And because things look real, they don't know.

Oscar (41:14)

I don't know as adults. I don't even know how to like. Right.

Trisha Paytas (41:17)

Yeah.

Moses (41:18)

There's a little baby and he was crying. Another baby came and picked him up. And then suddenly Malibu started crying, like, because it's a short on YouTube, so it ends there. She's like, but what happened? What happened to the baby?

Oscar (41:29)

Oh, my God.

Moses (41:30)

You know? And I was like, he's fine. He took him home, he changed his diaper, put him to sleep. Like he had to. Whole story of what happened to the baby.

Trisha Paytas (41:36)

Finish the baby.

Moses (41:37)

It was.

Trisha Paytas (41:37)

She was so sad.

Moses (41:38)

I didn't expect that because she watches a lot of things and never like.

Trisha Paytas (41:41)

I know. We thought the AI babies were cute until they became sad. And then we're like, okay, we're over the AI babies.

Oscar (41:45)

Damn.

Trisha Paytas (41:46)

Yeah. I think AI should be stopped probably. I don't know how I feel about it. You know, there was a movie. We learned this in Glam this morning too. A movie called AI with Haley Joel Osman in like 2000.

Oscar (41:57)

Sounds familiar.

Trisha Paytas (41:58)

Isn't that crazy? He's like, oh, it was like a world of like rope robots. And I was like, oh, my God. They were like predicting AI.

Oscar (42:03)

It's been around for a long time.

Trisha Paytas (42:04)

Really? So why is it now like a threat?

Oscar (42:06)

Well, I think because of like generative AI, it's actually happening.

Moses (42:09)

It was predicted from the beginning of the Internet. It was predicted.

Trisha Paytas (42:13)

What was predicted about it?

Oscar (42:15)

Like, as a replacement for the human mind, like artificial intelligence. Like being trained off of humans and then replacing them.

Moses (42:23)

Like the beginning of cinema. One of the first movies is a brain in a.

Trisha Paytas (42:27)

A.

Moses (42:27)

In a aquarium that is like controlling the world, which is this. This is what?

Trisha Paytas (42:32)

Wait, what movie is that?

Moses (42:33)

There's Like a movie. You have to find it. Like, but. But the idea of, like, back then, they didn't know how to explain it because there were no computers. But it was a brain floating in an aquarium and it's like wired and it's like somehow controlling everything.

Trisha Paytas (42:44)

That's so weird. This is exactly what my Pilates teacher said. She's still not replaced by AI yet. She goes, well, I still have my job. AI hasn't replaced me yet. I'm like, oh, my God, that's so sad. I'm like, will it replace like a gym instructor or what do they call trainers, you know, like, can they do that? Do you think? Do you think they'll replace them?

Oscar (43:02)

It's possible. Yeah. Because look at, there's already the fitness, like mirrors. I mean, there's like real people in them for now. But I mean, those could easily be replaced.

Trisha Paytas (43:10)

There's real people in them. How do they.

Oscar (43:12)

Like, they record the workout. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (43:14)

Oh, I've seen that.

Oscar (43:15)

Yeah. And then they just put them in the mirror.

Trisha Paytas (43:16)

But have you done those?

Oscar (43:17)

Joey has. He did a brand deal for him. That's how I know about it.

Trisha Paytas (43:21)

I love that. What? A brand deal?

Oscar (43:23)

Yeah, I kept using it. Isn't it? But yeah, you, like, pick your little workout, whatever. Those could, like, easily be replaced by. It is sad. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (43:31)

I don't know. I like human interaction. I like to handle my house sometimes and interact.

Oscar (43:34)

Yeah. That's what life is all about.

Trisha Paytas (43:36)

It really is. Because it's like sometimes when you're in your house and it's like, I love being in my house. But yeah, like to just. I saw something else too about public schools or just schools in general. Like, I think I sent it to you where they were saying, like, they really think it's going to be all like, computers and AI and computer teachers teaching kids that. Yeah, it's like pros and cons. Because it's like, that is weird where then we're all inside the house all day, which is like, bad. I guess the one thing. I guess you're like, protected. But then like, how productive do you need to be? We're just all in a bubble together.

Oscar (44:00)

There was me just eavesdropping in the barbershop. But this one guy was talking about, like, how he took his kids to school and they were talking, they were telling them, the teachers were telling about like an elective. And it was like young. It was like grade school but for a podcasting class. And I can't imagine, like, like a three year old, like, learning about Or a five year old learning about podcasting. That is so wild.

Trisha Paytas (44:22)

It was. It's offered or it's like going to be.

Oscar (44:24)

It's like in the. In development. The course is in development.

Trisha Paytas (44:27)

Yeah. I guess there's like social media classes in college and stuff.

Oscar (44:30)

So crazy. But I can't imagine in grade school learning about podcasting. I guess they have that elementary. Actually.

Moses (44:35)

I'm surprised the. The biggest podcaster now is not a kid.

Trisha Paytas (44:40)

Why don't the kids can work well, like Orion's World.

Moses (44:43)

They can have a podcast.

Trisha Paytas (44:45)

A kid podcast.

Moses (44:46)

Yeah. I mean, I'm sure there's kids doing Minecraft videos. So, like, at some point it just officially becomes a. Like the biggest podcast probably will be sometime soon. Like a little kid.

Oscar (44:59)

Imagine kid Hot topics. Like, what are they gonna talk about? What was your sandwich today?

Trisha Paytas (45:03)

I love. We'll get her on there. Build another set. I would love the kids. Hot topics is kind of everything. It's like the View, which is like kids discussing things. That's cute. I kind of like it. They have a lot of hot topics, you know, going through stuff like that.

Oscar (45:20)

Did we talk about that here? The one. God, I always forget what it's called, but it's like the one TikTok account where like, he interviews, like the little kids or whatever. And then one of the little girls was like. He was like, what do you want to talk about today? And one little. One of the little girls goes 9, 11.

Trisha Paytas (45:34)

No. What was that on TikTok?

Oscar (45:37)

Yeah. God, it's like a really big, like, series now. I forget what it's called. Oh, my God. I can. I don't even know how to look it up. Little girl talks about 9, 11, like, but he's like. He's like a twink. He like, interviews like little kids. He talks to them and they're on TikTok. Oh, my God. Dude. Twink interviewing kids, like celebrities go and collab to.

Trisha Paytas (46:00)

Really? I have no idea who that is.

Oscar (46:03)

Oh, my God. What is it called? Recess therapy. Yes.

Trisha Paytas (46:06)

Oh, my God, that's so funny. He's big. Obviously, if celebrities are doing it.

Oscar (46:09)

Yeah. Like, Olivia Rodrigo has done it. Addison Rae has done it. Jenna Ortega. Like, they just go, like, they'll have. He'll have like a celebrity go. And then they'll like, talk to one of the little kids. And like, Olivia went and talked to like this little boy named Miles and he was like, love it. You can love anybody you want, as long as it's not your cousin.

Trisha Paytas (46:30)

His parents thought of him. I always wonder where they hit us up. They better watch out. I feel like kids reacted to them. It's kind of very much the same. The fine brothers come for that.

Oscar (46:38)

At least they're not playing them a clip or anything. It's just, you know.

Trisha Paytas (46:40)

Oh, just asking questions.

Oscar (46:42)

And they kind of just. They just say whatever comes to their mind.

Trisha Paytas (46:45)

There's a clip from Kids React and they ask them. Because they ask them questions in that one too. It's like one of those pop culture moments that you never forget sort of thing. And it was like they asked the kid, they're like, would you stop being friends with someone simply because they're gay? And he's like, yes. Did you ever see that one? Oh, my God, it's so crazy. And the kid was like four, so I don't even think he understood the question.

Oscar (47:03)

If someone was your friend and they turned out to be gay, would you still be there for second?

Moses (47:06)

A.

Oscar (47:07)

No.

Trisha Paytas (47:07)

Black, pink.

Oscar (47:09)

Oh, my God.

Trisha Paytas (47:10)

My God, yes. Rose Junsu. Get it, girl. Hey, look at Rose. Do you see her outfit? But it's just the most random things on there. Most out of pocket.

Oscar (47:20)

Oh, my God.

Trisha Paytas (47:22)

But I have to watch. I guess I have to see that.

Oscar (47:25)

Oh, my God. Oh, yeah. Wait, let me just play the audio. It's a little girl. Talk about anything else.

Trisha Paytas (47:30)

I'm gonna talk about 9 11. Oh, tell me you remember the plane crash.

Oscar (47:37)

Yeah. I wasn't born during that time.

Trisha Paytas (47:40)

Aww.

Oscar (47:42)

Yeah, I was.

Trisha Paytas (47:44)

The plane accident was really hard.

Oscar (47:47)

Why do you know about this?

Trisha Paytas (47:48)

I met this girl and she was 9 years old, and her name was Imani.

Oscar (47:53)

Are you in school?

Trisha Paytas (47:54)

Yes, I'm always in school, but I didn't go back to school yet.

Oscar (47:59)

Oh, because you've been a little sick.

Trisha Paytas (48:00)

Yeah, I had asthma.

Oscar (48:01)

What grade are you up?

Trisha Paytas (48:03)

And I'm in kindergarten. Oh, my God, that's so funny. I guess that's kind of cute because she, like, didn't. She probably wants to, like, learn. It's like us learning about World War II or something, you know? Yeah. Like, oh, what do you want to talk about?

Oscar (48:16)

Like, I don't know.

Trisha Paytas (48:16)

Pearl armor. I asked my grandpa about it. It's interesting because they did live through it, you know. That's valid. It'd be, like, weirder if she was, like, our age or something. I was like, I want to talk about 9 11, you know?

Oscar (48:26)

Yeah, yeah.

Trisha Paytas (48:26)

It's kind of cute.

Moses (48:27)

She was more of a. Like, do you think it's actually happened?

Trisha Paytas (48:30)

We can't even talk about conspiracies. Don't Even mention the word. The planes. Did we. Did we. We can cut this. But did we appeal that? We ever appeal it? Did it work?

Moses (48:41)

Didn't work. Yeah, we did, but it did not work.

Oscar (48:43)

Oh my God.

Trisha Paytas (48:44)

I kind of knew that this got all the edited. I was like, moana walks like, no, this is it. And then you guys all said, this was it. I was like, I don't think so. People talk about it. I don't know. I guess we'll never know. But anyways, it makes sense.

Oscar (48:56)

But Malaysian Airlines was an important conversation. It was.

Trisha Paytas (49:00)

I know.

Oscar (49:01)

No, I didn't cut the whole thing.

Trisha Paytas (49:03)

Oh, just a little.

Oscar (49:04)

Oh, the footage. And because that needed to be out there. We can't take it away. Yeah, you had to take the hit for it.

Trisha Paytas (49:11)

No, honestly, at first when he said that, I was like so fun. I was like, no, I love that conversation. Let's keep in. But then you both. We were on our walk, so I wasn't getting reception. And when we came back, I saw it. I was like, hey, if everyone says that, let's do it.

Oscar (49:19)

I was just like the clip of the plane, like, like. I was like, maybe that's it. Cuz you can't show like disasters happening. But yeah, who knows?

Trisha Paytas (49:30)

It happened.

Moses (49:32)

You know what it means that it's real.

Trisha Paytas (49:34)

Oh, okay.

Moses (49:35)

Well, cuz if it was fake or cgi, there was no reason to anyways.

Trisha Paytas (49:42)

What? Oh yes. Well, I had a good transition. But we'll wait for a minute there. Every Rodrigo concert. Did you see the dad crying?

Oscar (49:52)

No.

Trisha Paytas (49:53)

Oh my. It was so cute on my tick tock. Did you see this one? This dad took his two daughters to see Olivia Rodrigo. I forgot what song it was. But people were capturing the dad getting like so emotional and he's like. And then they did like interview, like went viral. So he was with his two little girls, they were crying. He's like looking around and he starts crying. And then they asked the dad, they're like. And he's like a cool dad. He's like in his 40s or whatever. And he's like, yeah, we're at library, go. There was a song that came on. He's like, And I saw my girl start crying. I was like, this is so weird. So then he like, listen to the song. He's like. And in that moment, we were all just like teenagers feeling the exact same thing. And I looked around, I'm like, wow, how beautiful this is that we're all feeling inspired. I don't know what the song was, but he was really Inspired. And he was crying and I was like, ah, I love a girl dad like that. And the whole Internet was just applauding him for being emotional and being vulnerable. I want to see Livia Rodrigo. I think if I had to see a concert, I think I want to go see besides My Chemical Romance and backing voice.

Oscar (50:38)

Oh, yeah, you went to My Chemical Romance in Toronto.

Trisha Paytas (50:41)

Oh, my God, I felt so bad. It was. Was to me. Right.

Oscar (50:45)

Can I tell you, I mean, not to cut off the Olivia talk, cuz, you know, I love. But before I literally, I saw this because I wasn't on Tik Tok. And then I saw concert leaks. It's like an update account that like updates on pop culture news and stuff. Tweeted Trisha Paytas is in route to the My Chemical.

Trisha Paytas (51:03)

Wait, really?

Oscar (51:03)

Yes. And then I was like, what? And then I was like. And then I sent it to Jimmy. I was like, she has lived a thousand lives. And then Jimmy was like. We had a whole conversation about it, but. And Jimmy was like, but she just was watching a Melissa McCarthy movie 45 minutes ago on her Instagram story. And he was like, did she like, just pre schedule her Instagram stories? And I was like, I don't know. I mean. And I literally was like, we could just ask her, but it's more fun to sit here and speculate.

Trisha Paytas (51:33)

That you were doing it.

Oscar (51:34)

It was right after I saw it. Yeah. And then I was like. And then me and him were like, zooming into the trees in the background to see if it was your driveway. And then Jimmy was like, maybe we should request the ring camera footage to, like, see her, like, go into her car and walk back inside. We were really investigating, dad.

Trisha Paytas (51:51)

And what did you. What did you come up with when you looked at the trees?

Oscar (51:54)

Well, I figured it could possibly just be, you know, in here in your neighborhood or something.

Trisha Paytas (51:59)

So you thought it was a current video too?

Oscar (52:01)

Yeah, I did. I was like, oh, yeah, that was the other thing too. I was like, oh, my God, if she wouldn't just go just to go see it, they're gonna bring her on stage.

Trisha Paytas (52:09)

And all the comments said that Johnny Gilbert was like, hope they bring on stage. Don't bring anyone on stage. I know this isn't Justin Bieber.

Oscar (52:15)

I was like, damn, maybe it'll be like Taylor Swift back in the day where she just had, you know, random people just out on the stage. I was like, okay, if there was.

Trisha Paytas (52:22)

Even a possibility if they did like a One Less Lonely Girl number where they bring someone up, if it was even plausible. I would 100% risk it for that. But I'm like, well, they have a whole stage show. There's. There's a. You know, there's a whole setup. So I was like, but it's so funny because I'm specifically surprised you fell for it. First of all, I wasn't trying to trick anyone. I thought it was, like, so clear as this old video of me. And I found it because I was looking for something in sad boy. Maybe it was the T shirt I was wearing. I was looking for something because I wanted to, like, bring back sad boy merch per your suggestion. And so I was like, oh, let me see my old design. So I think I was looking for that shirt. Then I saw the video. I was like, I'll just post this. And I was like, well, I need to caption. And I was like, oh, they're in Toronto tonight. And I knew Toronto would be trending because of that. So I was just like, oh, let me just say that I'm going to there. And then so many people were like, oh, my God, I'm gonna buy a ticket. Like, I'm gonna go to. Like, let me know where you're gonna be. And I was like, oh, no. So then I had to tell people. I was like. I had seen it, like, a couple hours later because I posted in the end of it because it got a lot of views. And I was like, it's a very old video. But I was like, loved it. And then, yeah, I saw Johnny Gilbert comment, like, they better bring you on stage. And someone else was like, oh, my God, I'm going if you're gonna be there, like. And then I was like. And I didn't see the thing about the tweet, but I thought it was an old video. And specifically, I thought you would know because you zoom into everything. So I thought you'd be like, oh, she's driving her pink Rolls Royce. That was. Oh, I didn't know that.

Oscar (53:35)

You're right.

Trisha Paytas (53:35)

Because the behind me in my studio city driveway. And I was like, damn.

Moses (53:40)

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Trisha Paytas (53:43)

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Oscar (54:44)

You say you'll never join the Navy.

Trisha Paytas (54:46)

That you'd never track storms brewing in.

Oscar (54:48)

The Atlantic, and skydiving could never be part of your commute. You'd never climb Mount Fuji on a port visit or fly so fast you.

Trisha Paytas (55:01)

Break the sound barrier.

Oscar (55:04)

Joining the Navy sounds crazy. Saying never actually is. Start your journey@navy.com, america's Navy forged by the sea. Well, that I feel like, could be easily replicated. The look.

Trisha Paytas (55:17)

That's true.

Oscar (55:18)

But also, it's like, the trajectory of your life where you found out you were gonna be on SNL like, a day before. So really, anything is possible.

Trisha Paytas (55:25)

Well, you just never. Now that's how I live my life. Like, no current plans to be at mcf, but I'm like, if it's meant to be, somehow it will. But no current plans. But, yeah, I probably would do that. I probably would just do, like, a little sneak attack. Well, like a sneak appearance. Special appearance. I don't know. Just show up. Honestly. Yes. That's so funny. That's so funny. I want to find that tweet. That's so funny. It was a big. Like, a big one.

Oscar (55:47)

Yeah. This account, like, concert leagues. They just post, like, updates and sometimes look at, like, insider scoop about, like. Like, teasing concerts before they're announced or whatever. So I saw that, and I was like, wait. And then I had to send it to Jimmy, and we had a whole discussion. Sent it to Darian. Oh, my gosh.

Trisha Paytas (56:04)

I love being in that. No. And then I got sad because somebody thought it was real, and I got even more sick. I was kind of, like, coming to terms with it. I was like, it's fine, whatever. But then I got most more sad because they did play Ghost of you, which is the one where my viral meme addresses the military Gerard Way is from, and was like, damn. They really. I really missed that one. But, you know, that's okay. Shout out to a lot of my fans went, stoney. She went dresses Gerard Way. A lot of people who came to the Heirs of Trish show were there. So we love to see it. There was a teacher who tagged me too. She's like, I asked my students if they knew who My Chemical Romance were, and they're like, I think that's the one Trisha Paytas always listens to. And I was like, love that so much. I commented on that. I was like, love this new generation, so. Well, that's exciting. Well, maybe. Maybe we'll be there. I don't know. But we do have a gift for you.

Oscar (56:47)

What?

Trisha Paytas (56:47)

Yeah. I don't know. Why? Because we love you. I don't know. I was thinking about you.

Moses (56:51)

She works 70 hours a week. We have, right?

Trisha Paytas (56:55)

This is pay for the week, for the overtime for the 70 hours on just Trish. Yeah.

Moses (57:01)

And you get to unbox it live. So we're not sure. We don't know what's in it.

Trisha Paytas (57:04)

Yeah, it's not unboxing, but it's so funny. Moses. Like, I found a popmart bag. We'll put it in there. How did you know? Did you know?

Oscar (57:15)

Did you know that that is Jimmy's bag? Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (57:18)

Wait, how did you know? How do you know? We just didn't get that because it's all wrinkly.

Oscar (57:23)

I brought it here.

Trisha Paytas (57:25)

Ours can be wrinkly or do they not look like that? That's so funny. That was so random. You clocked it though. I guess as we watch it on Patreon too, we always see it. The little pop mark. That was pretty good. See, you're so observant. That was so good.

Moses (57:40)

Brand new box.

Oscar (57:43)

I'm gonna screen.

Moses (57:44)

This is probably the coolest unboxing live.

Oscar (57:49)

Oh, shut the. Wait.

Moses (57:51)

No way.

Trisha Paytas (57:52)

No.

Oscar (57:53)

Are you serious? That is so sweet. Thank you so much. Oh, my God. Verified, authentic.

Trisha Paytas (58:01)

Oh, okay. Love it.

Moses (58:02)

Comes with that. That's a new thing.

Trisha Paytas (58:04)

How did you seal it? Yeah, that's good.

Oscar (58:07)

I'm so gagged.

Trisha Paytas (58:08)

Do you love it?

Oscar (58:09)

I love it.

Trisha Paytas (58:09)

When you were going through, like, a hard, not hard time, you were just like, I was sad. I would think I was sad for you. I don't even think you were that sad, but I was sad for you and I was like, let me get him a sweet.

Moses (58:18)

What are the chances?

Trisha Paytas (58:20)

Oh, my gosh. It's so cute.

Oscar (58:23)

How did you wrap it up?

Trisha Paytas (58:24)

How did you.

Moses (58:24)

I'm an artist. Wa.

Trisha Paytas (58:25)

How did you do the ripping, though? That was good. The box, I could see that was crazy.

Moses (58:29)

I found the little thing. It was in the.

Oscar (58:31)

Oh, my God. That is the card. This is crazy. Thank you so much.

Trisha Paytas (58:38)

Now we all have rainbow boo boos. I know. Moses sees it and he's like, where? What's this for? You already have one. I'm like, oscar. He's like, oscar already has one. I'm like, no, he doesn't. Jimmy has like three.

Oscar (58:45)

Only loser without the rainbow.

Moses (58:47)

Then I remember you have a brown one. I thought the brown one was this one.

Oscar (58:50)

No, he's the only loser without the rainbow Te. This is big. Thank you so much.

Trisha Paytas (58:56)

You're welcome.

Oscar (58:56)

Oh my God.

Trisha Paytas (58:57)

To my hands are like, we all have labubus. That teeth is labubu though. I'm not gonna lie. Now we all have rainbows. Everyone loves the rainbow. I carry mine in my purse and everybody gags for it.

Oscar (59:08)

It's major. Yeah, it's like the cutest one.

Trisha Paytas (59:11)

I feel like you have to wear it though. Crazy. I can go anywhere. Like, Gigi loved it. The person at all garden loved it. Everybody loves these rainbow labubo clothes. That makes people happy.

Oscar (59:26)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (59:26)

You're gonna just keep them in his house?

Oscar (59:28)

Yeah, I think so.

Moses (59:29)

Just do a little cardboard cutout, like good idea. And put it on your bag.

Oscar (59:34)

I guess I could get a lefufu of this and then put it on in my backpack.

Trisha Paytas (59:38)

But how do you enjoy it if it's just in your house?

Oscar (59:40)

I just look at them every day.

Trisha Paytas (59:43)

Oh, you can put them in your house.

Oscar (59:44)

Oh yeah.

Trisha Paytas (59:44)

Oh, did you put in your parents house?

Oscar (59:46)

No, mine. My labubas are in my apartment.

Trisha Paytas (59:48)

Okay, okay, so you see them. Okay then I understand that because that's me with my purse too. Yeah, you could censor it if you don't want people to know where your boo boos are.

Oscar (59:55)

I'm so gagged. My eyes are glittery.

Trisha Paytas (59:58)

I know, he's perfect. I love that.

Oscar (60:00)

Thank you so much. This is the best random gift ever.

Trisha Paytas (60:03)

No. Well, that's why when birthdays and Christmas comes around, I just get people, like, if they like work with me, I just give them bonuses because I don't know what to get. But throughout the year. It's like Moses too. I always like to get him like gifts throughout the year. Then when his stuff comes around, like, I don't know what to get people.

Oscar (60:13)

Yeah, you already.

Trisha Paytas (60:14)

Yeah, I could keep it, but till Christmas. But also like, what's the point? Like we talked about last time. We just don't know tomorrow's promise to no one, including me. What if I had that rainbow Lao in my possession? You never got it. You know what I mean? Like that sucks so much. So now is the time. So thank you so much.

Oscar (60:30)

I'm so excited.

Trisha Paytas (60:32)

Happy Labor Day.

Moses (60:36)

And he labored.

Oscar (60:38)

Oh, my God.

Trisha Paytas (60:39)

That's not what Labor Day is. Labor is just working. And he is the hardest worker. 60 hour, 70 hours this week.

Moses (60:44)

Exactly.

Trisha Paytas (60:44)

That's Labor Day Labor.

Oscar (60:46)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (60:46)

Yeah.

Oscar (60:46)

Oh, my God. That's. And just in time for the. I finished the collection. Finally. Finally. Because the new ones come out this week.

Trisha Paytas (60:52)

Which one?

Oscar (60:52)

They really. They have. They're like mini Labubus. They come out this week.

Trisha Paytas (60:56)

Is that exciting?

Oscar (60:58)

I know. I don't know. They're really expensive, so that's why.

Moses (61:02)

So they're getting smaller and they're more expensive.

Oscar (61:04)

They're the. There's. It's the Alphabet. So, I mean, does anyone care? Probably not at this point, but it's like. It's like they're mini. So, like, they're like half the size. And then each one has, like, a letter, like for, you know, your initials or whatever.

Trisha Paytas (61:18)

Okay.

Oscar (61:18)

So there's one for every letter of the Alphabet, but the whole set of them is 600, like, $20.

Trisha Paytas (61:23)

For the Alphabet?

Oscar (61:24)

Yeah. So they're like 22 a piece. And I'm like. And they're like, half the price, half the size.

Trisha Paytas (61:29)

Wait, first of all, that doesn't sound bad. $22.

Oscar (61:31)

But are they normally so tiny, like the big one? They used to be like, this size. Used to be 22. Now they're 28. So now it's like, wow, half the size for the same price.

Trisha Paytas (61:41)

They used to be supply and demand, I suppose. People want them.

Oscar (61:44)

I know, but I got a Halloween.

Trisha Paytas (61:47)

The Boo Boo. I don't know if it's real. It's like in a pumpkin.

Oscar (61:50)

Oh, what are those?

Trisha Paytas (61:50)

Have you seen it? Is it new or old or not?

Oscar (61:53)

It's like a special edition.

Trisha Paytas (61:54)

Oh, okay. I saw it on Stockx.

Oscar (61:56)

Oh, then it's probably real. Probably verified. Authentic, I would think.

Trisha Paytas (62:00)

I hope so.

Oscar (62:00)

Did it come with, like, a little?

Trisha Paytas (62:02)

Yeah, but I didn't notice they had those on. Mine probably still has it on. I don't think I ever, like, noticed those before.

Oscar (62:06)

It's so fierce.

Trisha Paytas (62:07)

Oh, my God.

Oscar (62:07)

Thank you so much.

Trisha Paytas (62:10)

I know. Moses pointed to it. We should have gotten to hop the show. I forgot. He pointed to mid show. I was like, okay, this is a weird mid show transition, but I know.

Moses (62:19)

AI babies and all that. I was like, okay, we need to perk it up.

Trisha Paytas (62:24)

Same, same. Okay, I got that.

Oscar (62:26)

That is so much fun.

Trisha Paytas (62:27)

No, AI babies. Real Labubu is Here.

Oscar (62:29)

Love that.

Trisha Paytas (62:30)

Maybe there'll be a little boo boo movie tea. That'd be so cool if there was.

Oscar (62:34)

I feel like by the time it comes up, people won't care about the booboo anymore.

Trisha Paytas (62:37)

I probably still think so. I think that, like, I think they're gonna be around for a minute. Don't you think?

Oscar (62:42)

I think so, but people already are. The hate train is, you know, like, what's.

Trisha Paytas (62:45)

No until you find something to replace it.

Oscar (62:47)

True.

Trisha Paytas (62:48)

I saw Jake Shane doing Beanie Babies reacting to the boo boos, and I was like, honestly, that's kind of true. Because, like, beanies were the big thing, and they kind of stuck around for a while until, like, furbies came out and then, like, you know, boo boos, I guess.

Oscar (63:01)

Yeah. I feel like before the booboo was squishmallow.

Trisha Paytas (63:03)

Oh, yeah. Squishmallow people. Oh, yeah, you're right.

Moses (63:06)

They have to have either a movie or an animation because that's like Care Bears.

Oscar (63:11)

Yeah, true.

Moses (63:12)

You know, that's why they live forever.

Trisha Paytas (63:13)

Oh, look at Smurfs. No one even watches. And they keep coming out with those movies. And I was like, does anyone watch those? Baby?

Oscar (63:21)

Not yet. I don't think I keep getting fooled.

Trisha Paytas (63:24)

I keep seeing, like, pictures of her with pink sunglasses. It's like, it's a girl. And I was like, oh, there's the.

Oscar (63:28)

Theory that she's having twins wins. I don't know what that theory. I don't know where it even originated from, but, you know, people kind of just come up with things.

Trisha Paytas (63:35)

The Internet just makes things up. I did see another tick tock that says I was on Dancing with the Stars. My mom sent it to me this morning. Did you see it? It was like, insiders, insiders on Trish's team have said they're very excited for this opportunity. You know what there were. Because, you know, there were certain people I told, and I was like, who's the. Who's the leak in our team? And I was. And I told a lot of people, obviously on tour, not that I was going on it, but, you know, like, maybe whatever. But obviously, like, there's a cast now. There's no chance of me. They already have the two Mormon wives and Alex Earl. So I was like, hey, it's not happening for me. Obviously, it's starting soon. But I thought that was interesting because it's like, it's confirmed. And then my mom's like, oh, it's happening. And I was like, no. Unless someone knows.

Moses (64:11)

You have to tell each person A slightly different story.

Trisha Paytas (64:14)

You're right. To see who the mole.

Moses (64:16)

Who's the mole? Who's leaking the information.

Trisha Paytas (64:19)

I could tell someone. I like every little thing, like, oh, I might get this. I might get this. I might get this and see who leaks the story. That's a good point. I'm sure no one did. It was just like. It wasn't even like tmz. It's just like some random TikTok. But it made it look real. Like, with the news article, like, my mom sent to me, like, in black and white, and it's like, it looks so, like, legit.

Oscar (64:36)

That's how your Broadway one started. Was just a little prank of a fake article.

Trisha Paytas (64:39)

Yeah. Oh, I'm the first one to start a rumor. I have a little rumors all day long. You know, I believe in it. I believe in it. I know. Yesterday posted a Dr. Pepper and I was like, oh, I had Moses take a picture of me. I came out with all these Dr. Peppers. And he's like, cooking burger. And he's like, is this an. I think I said. I'm like, oh, it's not an ad. And Moe's like, not yet. I was like, okay, maybe I just, like, love Dr. Pepper for real. And I'm not trying to get an ad because everyone loves Dr. Pepper. Obviously. I'm not trying to be like a pick me girl, but I love Dr. Pepper. And then they have all these flavors. They had. They have cream soda, they have BlackBerry, they have cherry. It has strawberries and cream. And I forgot to taste that one on my taste test yesterday. They have them in glass bottles now. Like, it's really, like, Dr. Pepper taking over. And I know I'm not the first. I be in this hyper fixation because I. I've heard about it. A lot of people liking Dr. Pepper crumbles. Having a dirty Dr. Pepper soon, it's a really big thing that's happening. It's a phenomenon that's taking over. So I'm just jumping on. I'm not saying I created this. I'm jumping on board. You know what I mean? Do you like it? You care for it?

Oscar (65:38)

Yeah, I like Dr. Pepper. I haven't had it in a long time, though.

Trisha Paytas (65:41)

You should have it Wednesday. We'll do a little Dr. Pepper.

Oscar (65:43)

Yeah, I really haven't had it in forever.

Trisha Paytas (65:46)

Especially a fountain Dr. Pepper, like, from the dispenser.

Oscar (65:50)

Does AMC have Dr. Pepper?

Trisha Paytas (65:53)

Yeah, they might have bargs or maybe not. Maybe Dr. Pepper. They have one of them.

Oscar (65:57)

Yeah. Oh, yeah, yeah.

Trisha Paytas (65:59)

It's Coke. Right. Dr. Pepper's a Coke product.

Oscar (66:01)

Oh.

Trisha Paytas (66:01)

So it should be there. Okay. Right. What's the alternative? What's the Pepsi? There's like a Pepsi PIB. Well, you know Mr. PIB, right? They're so formal. Mr. PIBB. Dr. Pepper. Yeah, yeah, I love Dr. Pepper. Who was it? Oh, not me. Do you remember, like, we won't mention his name, but do you remember when someone was trying to make it? Like, I had a friend. So like, whatever. I had a friend that tried to make diet root beer happen. He was like, I love diet and W. Root beer. And he would just like, he would. I think he had a bling. Or maybe I got a bling from. I remember he had like a blinged one.

Moses (66:38)

He would drink all the time because I remember we bought it when he came over or something.

Trisha Paytas (66:42)

Oh, you remember? Oh, so he was still in that era. God, he, like, loved it. And. And he's like, diet root beer. And I really thought he was just trying to make it a thing. Cause no one liked it. So I was like, oh, is this like a thing he's trying to claim? So he's like the. It's like James Charles with the pinkity drink. You know, like, you remember when he said he was like, they should be paying me. Did we watch it on Patreon?

Oscar (67:00)

I think so.

Trisha Paytas (67:01)

The craziest thing, James Charles was so mad. This is like, not Hot Topic.

Oscar (67:05)

It's so old.

Trisha Paytas (67:05)

But he was so mad that Starbucks. It's so funny to me that Starbucks wasn't paying him commission on pink drinks. And I was like, why? I guess, like, he said he claims he made him famous, but I always thought my friend was like, trying to do that too. Like die A and W. He's like, I thought that was like his thing. And he was trying to get like a deal or something with them.

Oscar (67:27)

That is so funny.

Trisha Paytas (67:29)

I saw someone comment on Tick Tock. It was like James Charles moments. I can't stop thinking about. And like, the top comment with 5000 likes was like, he's really like just the male Trisha Paytas. I was like, stop. And thank God people were defending me and being like, that's an insult to Trisha. I was like, absolutely not. There was so many. It was like, top 10 James Charles moments. And there were some. It was just like, how did he. How has he. Why has he lasted this long? Do you know what I mean? Like, how? Why? What? There was so many moments in that top 10 list that I'm like, what do you mean? How is this. How did we move past this? How is everyone okay with this? Like, it was just. And what's that one? What's the one? How does he get that footage of him falling down?

Oscar (68:08)

I think it's a security. It's like ring or whatever.

Moses (68:10)

Yeah, it's like a ring camera.

Trisha Paytas (68:11)

So he posted it?

Oscar (68:12)

Yes.

Trisha Paytas (68:13)

But I remember just like being like, what the. Anyways, it was late at night.

Oscar (68:18)

That's why I can't be on Tick Tock sometimes.

Trisha Paytas (68:20)

Oh my God, sometimes it is. And sometimes in Moses. So I like, don't forget. Like, especially on Twitter. Something like send him something so I don't forget. And then you don't. You have to be careful of too. On Tick Tock is like Anywhere Twitter to YouTube is just like your finger not pressing that, like, button or like, favorite button. Because, like, I've done that accidentally sometimes. And people like, oh, Trisha favorited this. Or Trisha liked this or whatever. And it's like something look a lot. Especially on Tick Tock. I don't even want to see it. But if I'm trying to scroll or whatever, that. That like button is right by the scroll. And my thumbs are so fat. So it's like just so. Or if you want to report it, you have to be so careful where your fingers are. Because so many times I've liked something on accident or favorited something where it's like I didn't want to interact with it but. But like Tick Tock just does it. So where Was it on YouTube too? Especially now with the kids. They always are like, grabbing the phone.

Moses (69:04)

Fingers are just like on everywhere.

Trisha Paytas (69:05)

Oh my gosh. So I'm just like, I had to delete people off the contacts. Like, my contacts are like zero people now because I was like, in case they call someone, text someone. Like, it's actually the most terrifying thing. So scrolling these days is hard. If they're even near me, I just like, turn it off because I'm just like, I don't even want to, like, have them even touch it because people clock it. Or if you watch someone's stories, they're.

Oscar (69:25)

Like, the worst is when, you know, people do like the polls on Instagram story and they'll be like, yes or no or whatever. Like when I'm trying to, like, just keep going through, like swiping through them and I accidentally vote and it'll be something like, this is just a dramatic example. But like, do I look fat today? And then like, you accidentally vote like yes or something. And it's like, can they See?

Trisha Paytas (69:47)

Can they see it?

Oscar (69:48)

Yes.

Trisha Paytas (69:49)

Can everybody see it or just the person who posted the story?

Oscar (69:51)

Just the person who posted it.

Trisha Paytas (69:52)

They can see what you voted.

Oscar (69:53)

I'm pretty sure. Yeah. Because even if you go and sell your own analytics, like, if you look at your own activity, you can see, like, what the poll was and what you voted for. And I'm pretty sure they can too.

Trisha Paytas (70:03)

Oh, I need to stop voting in polls. Are you sure?

Oscar (70:09)

Yeah, sure.

Moses (70:10)

Yeah, the person can see.

Trisha Paytas (70:11)

Wait, really?

Moses (70:12)

Yeah, like, they see likes and everything they see on their end.

Trisha Paytas (70:16)

Oh, my God. I'm never voting on a poll again. I'll give my honest information because like you said, they'll be like, oh, do you like my hair like this? I was like, no. You know, but they want to know. I'm not even trying to be mean. I was like, I guess I would want to. I want to know if I'm doing a poll. I want to know the truth, you know? Damn.

Oscar (70:33)

All right.

Trisha Paytas (70:34)

Won't be commenting on that. I do love a poll. I should ask for Hot Topics. I was, you know, I was live for like 20 minutes yesterday and asked for Hot Topics.

Oscar (70:41)

Where?

Trisha Paytas (70:42)

On TikTok.

Oscar (70:43)

Okay.

Trisha Paytas (70:43)

I was like, but you know what the problem was? My phone was dying. Dying. This one you were doing. Oh, my God. Also, I came up there as like, a joke to like, be in bed when you guys got out of the bath. To be like, what. What are you doing up here? Because it was only like 7:30. And then I woke up at like 10:00 o' clock at night. And I was like, they just. I must have fallen asleep, but I wasn't tired.

Moses (71:01)

Oh, I was hungry. So what?

Trisha Paytas (71:03)

Because we had that little, little sushi.

Moses (71:05)

That was like, doctor, we came out. We came out of the bat and you were in bed. I was like, oh, everybody sleepy. Yeah. I thought, don't wake her up because she was tired.

Trisha Paytas (71:14)

Like, you know, like when they wake me up, like, it was 7:30. It wasn't 9:30, it was 7:30. And we had talked about eating grapefruit and eggs later because I was gonna be hungry. I was like, damn. This was like little, little sushi. I woke up starving today. I was so hungry. I was like, oh, my God. But before that, I was talking.

Moses (71:31)

He fell asleep. He must have been tired because I.

Trisha Paytas (71:35)

Put Aquaman in the little crib. And I was like, okay, I'll just leave him in there for like. Obviously I wake up if he's crying. And Moses was like, in the bathroom. But I carried him up because we were On Tik Tok?

Moses (71:43)

No, we were so surprised because we were making, you know, they're making a lot of noise. They're like singing and dancing and jumping and. Yeah, of course I was surprised that you were sleeping. I was like, oh, you were here this whole time?

Trisha Paytas (71:53)

I wasn't. I was, like, awake. And I feel like I even remember you guys getting out of, like, the bath and stuff like that. I feel like I heard it and no one was coming to check on me. And I was like, where is everybody? Like, usually, like, wait, what? And then like, what's for dinner? You always say that. And I was just like, what happened? And did you eat?

Moses (72:07)

No, no. We pretty much all went to sleep early. Like, I brought everyone.

Trisha Paytas (72:11)

It was like 10 o'.

Oscar (72:12)

Clock.

Trisha Paytas (72:12)

And then I heard Aquaman crying. So I was like. I was like, so tired. My water. I was so thirsty because I'm drinking all day. Anyways, all that. What were we talking about? Oh, Tick tock live. Tick tock live. Well, before that, when you were like, you're, like, gonna give them back. I was like, oh, I can go on. Tick tock live. Aquaman was just, like, eating and fell asleep. So. But then, you know, my battery was about to die, so then I had to, like, fade my screen. But then I couldn't see what everybody was saying. So defeated the purpose of TikTok. Anyways, I was trying to be like you. I was trying to ask for Hot Topics, see what people wanted to hear. And you guys gave me nothing. Just a bunch of relationship, as I told you earlier, was like Harry and Zoe and Pepe and Iris. And I was like, I don't know if these are Hot Topics, you guys. There was.

Oscar (72:52)

Well, I do love Harold and Zoe Kravitz. I do love that one.

Trisha Paytas (72:55)

Are they together? I thought she was with Austin, but Butler, that's.

Oscar (72:58)

There was a video of Austin and Zoe Kravitz, like, at a bar or something. But they were just. They look like just friends to me. I. You know, it wasn't anything like explicitly PDA about it. And they are in a movie together. They do seem like they're actual friends. So I don't know. That one didn't really read to me, but for some reason, Harry. I think Zoe, it would be Harry's type. So that's why I looked at it. And also, like, in public, like, arm and army term. It seemed more like PDA to me. I don't know.

Trisha Paytas (73:30)

They're dating. She is.

Oscar (73:31)

I could see it. She is gorge. The implications. I mean, I Don't. I don't even know how to break describe this to you, but the implications for the Taylor Swift cinematic universe because Zoe Kravitz is best friends with Taylor Swift. Harry and Taylor dated.

Trisha Paytas (73:45)

Oh, and wait, Taylor and Zoe Kravitz are best friends?

Oscar (73:48)

The best friends? Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (73:49)

I've never seen that. I've seen ice.

Oscar (73:52)

That they're basically. Basically sisters. Like when. Yes.

Trisha Paytas (73:55)

Okay. Love.

Oscar (73:56)

And like when Zoe Kravis just told this story. Like when the fires happened at the beginning of the year, Zoe's mom had to evacuate and Taylor, like, lent her house to Zoe and her mom to Lisa Bonet. Yes.

Trisha Paytas (74:10)

Oh, my God. What? That's crazy.

Oscar (74:12)

They went and stayed in Taylor's house and then Lisa Bonet lost her snake in the house. It was a whole thing. Oh, my God.

Trisha Paytas (74:19)

Okay. Love.

Oscar (74:20)

So the implication implications for the Taylor Swift cinematic universe because Harry and Taylor used to date.

Trisha Paytas (74:25)

Oh.

Oscar (74:26)

And not in like a bad way, but just like in a funny way of like the fact that, like, Harry would be like, friends with Taylor again. And then Harry's probably eating her sourdough and.

Trisha Paytas (74:36)

Wait, what? No, they dated and they're just like. They're gonna just key and be good.

Oscar (74:40)

Yeah. Because they've had like run ins, almost like a Connor and Troy, which. We'll get there.

Trisha Paytas (74:45)

Okay.

Oscar (74:46)

They've like had exchanges and stuff here and there, like at the Grammys and stuff. And it was so long ago. It was what, 20, maybe 2012. 2011. 2012. So it was so long ago. They were like kids. But I don't know.

Trisha Paytas (75:01)

Isn't that weird? Like, that not even. There's like, no bad blood. You're like, we're friends, we're cool. But just seeing your ex, I don't know. And then dating your friend, which is like, again, nothing bad. Bad if it's good with them. But like.

Moses (75:13)

But Taylor is in a different place.

Oscar (75:15)

Yeah.

Moses (75:15)

I mean, she's pretty much married.

Oscar (75:17)

Yeah, no, of course.

Trisha Paytas (75:18)

I don't think there's anything wrong with it. Like, I've dated. I've dated people who were like, turned out to be gay. It's like. But I'm not gonna like, hang out with them, you know? And like, we. We are good. We would be good friends because we, like got along so well. But like, I think it's just like if you were like loving someone at intimately at one point. I don't know.

Oscar (75:34)

I don't know. I think it's also so different when you're famous because the dating pool is small. So I Feel like it is kind of like, like I mean look at like the like Haley Bieber and Justin Bieber. Like Kendall and Kendall and Justin had a thing. Justin and Courtney had a thing. And you know it's Justin and Courtney. Yes. You don't remember that era?

Trisha Paytas (75:53)

Wait, Justin and Kendall were actually dating?

Oscar (75:56)

They have like I think rumored allegedly and then like Courtney and Justin allegedly had a thing.

Trisha Paytas (76:03)

What?

Oscar (76:04)

It's like, I don't know, it's like.

Trisha Paytas (76:05)

Okay, well for lack of a better.

Oscar (76:07)

Term, like I don't know, celebrity life. Dating life always seems a little incestual. Like it all kind. Like everyone kind of circles each other, you know. I guess it's. It's a small dating pool, I guess. I guess.

Trisha Paytas (76:18)

Okay, well I. Look, I'm a swifty, so I'm not even saying anything about that, but I'm just like damn. I don't know. That's.

Oscar (76:26)

I don't know.

Trisha Paytas (76:27)

Would you. You'd be comfortable with it.

Oscar (76:33)

I guess so. Cuz if it was so long ago and also like in the grand scheme of things, like very. It was a very short in retro and like in retrospect like an unserious kind of relationship. Like it was a very almost like high schoolish kind of relationship as far as like it was so quick and I don't know, it gave us 1989. I'm like it Harry. Harry gave us what he needed to give us Taylor Swift cinematic universe. Now I'm like excited, excited for this next.

Trisha Paytas (77:00)

So people are excited. The 50s are excited about this.

Oscar (77:02)

I think the implications of them like being in like a friend circle and like crossing paths and. Well also Taylor was best friends with Sophie Turner and she was married to Joe Jonas who is also her ex boyfriend. So it's happened before.

Trisha Paytas (77:19)

That is so weird.

Oscar (77:20)

I think that's just Hollywood.

Trisha Paytas (77:21)

I'm sure they're all. They're best friends or they're just like acquaintances.

Oscar (77:24)

No, again, Taylor gave. When Sophie didn't have anywhere to stay after the, the divorce, Taylor gave her her apartment. York. Wow.

Trisha Paytas (77:32)

She has a lot of houses.

Oscar (77:33)

She has a lot of property.

Trisha Paytas (77:34)

She's giving out houses to everybody.

Oscar (77:36)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (77:38)

Wow. Okay. I don't. Wow.

Oscar (77:40)

So I'm like very excited for Harry and Zoe.

Trisha Paytas (77:43)

Okay. I hope so too. I liked her with Channing Tatum, but.

Oscar (77:46)

I did too. But I mean, I guess they made sense. They didn't make sense. I guess they both kind of rebounded pretty fast cuz Channing is dating someone and then I think Zoe dated Noah Centineo right after. Who's that Noah Centeno. He's from to all the boys I loved before. If you saw me, he's friends with Rachel Zegler. I feel like if you saw me.

Trisha Paytas (78:06)

He wasn't in that group photo of the four. Jonathan Bailey and no. Okay, who's in that photo? Paul Mescal.

Oscar (78:13)

Paul Mescal.

Trisha Paytas (78:14)

Matt Bomer.

Oscar (78:15)

Andrew Scott. Jonathan Bailey.

Trisha Paytas (78:19)

Jonathan Bailey. I just love him. I ordered the glasses for us.

Oscar (78:23)

Oh, yeah, he has a little glasses line.

Trisha Paytas (78:26)

I ordered that. I'm on Jonathan Bailey Twitter. I do like that part of Twitter. Everyone's like, we moved on from this picture too fast. It's like him and his big biceps. I'm like, no one moved on from that picture. I look at that picture daily. He's just so handsome. I'm glad he's back in.

Oscar (78:38)

That's Noah Centineo. Do you recognize him?

Trisha Paytas (78:40)

No, I don't actually do. Wait, what's he doing with Rachel Zegler?

Oscar (78:44)

He's like best friends with Rachel Zegler. I don't know what they were in together, but he was in Charlie's Angels. He was in all the Boys I Love Before Black Adam. Some other random stuff. I don't know what he must have done with Rachel.

Trisha Paytas (78:57)

Okay. He's handsome.

Oscar (78:59)

Yeah, he was it. Boy. For a minute after. It was like the Netflix, like teen movies before.

Trisha Paytas (79:06)

Is that. What is that?

Oscar (79:07)

It's. It was based on a book. The same author who wrote the Summer I Turned Pretty.

Trisha Paytas (79:12)

Oh, she's kind of popping right now. She's. She's middle aged, right?

Oscar (79:15)

Jenny Han.

Trisha Paytas (79:16)

Yes.

Oscar (79:16)

Let me see how old she is.

Trisha Paytas (79:17)

Because I just like read something like all authors get their start when they. They're in their 40s.

Oscar (79:20)

Oh, she's 44. But when did the books come out? The books came out when I was in high school. So yeah. But I guess for as far as becoming huge shows, right?

Trisha Paytas (79:32)

Everyone's like, it's the 40s. So I have high hopes for my mid-40s that I'm gonna become a success.

Oscar (79:35)

I love Jenny Han opening.

Trisha Paytas (79:37)

Yes, yes, I saw. Because I saw they mentioned her specifically, I think, because we had like an Audible romance ad read recently. And I was like looking at the books and I was like seeing her and then everyone's like, oh.

Oscar (79:46)

Or like Stephanie Meyer, I think was.

Trisha Paytas (79:48)

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Just women just killing it in their 40s.

Oscar (79:52)

I'm really trying to catch up on the summer I turn pretty, but I fear I'm gonna be super late to it. Although I read the books in high school. I love the books.

Trisha Paytas (80:00)

Can you give me a rundown, like, a quick one? Just what it's about?

Oscar (80:03)

It's basically this. It's a love. The gist of it is a love triangle. Two brothers, one cute girl. They were childhood friends, and she went through puberty. All of a sudden, she was, like, pretty. Hence the title. And then. Yeah, it's the love triangle between. Between the. She kind of dates them both at a certain. At different times.

Trisha Paytas (80:19)

Do they date each other?

Oscar (80:20)

The brothers?

Trisha Paytas (80:24)

Oh, are they like. Okay, the boys.

Oscar (80:26)

The boys are brothers.

Trisha Paytas (80:26)

And she dates both of them?

Oscar (80:27)

Yes.

Trisha Paytas (80:30)

Why is she dating the brothers?

Oscar (80:33)

They're like, childhood friends. They go to this one house, the cousin's beach house. They go to this one beach house every summer. And then, yeah, all of a sudden, like, this one summer, like, post puberty, the boys are like, whoa, she is like a woman now. And then, like, yeah, then they start having feelings for each other. It's pretty fierce. I. I love when the books came out. I can. I have such a vivid, like, visceral memory of, like, being on my bed and, like, during summer, obviously, and reading the books. Like, I want to be Belly. But, yeah, Belly is a diabolical name as well.

Trisha Paytas (81:06)

That's why I said last time I was like, let me not make fun of a name. Okay, well, okay.

Oscar (81:10)

Her real name is Isabella, but the boys nicknamed her Belly, so it really. And of course, it would be the boys that like, okay, so it is an awful name.

Trisha Paytas (81:17)

Then. They call it that because of her belly.

Oscar (81:19)

Just short for Isabella.

Trisha Paytas (81:21)

That is crazy. Call her Bella. Like, what? That's so weird, Izzy.

Oscar (81:26)

I don't know anything.

Trisha Paytas (81:28)

Anything. And they're fine. They're fine dating the same girl?

Oscar (81:31)

No, that's the whole drama, drama, drama.

Trisha Paytas (81:33)

Oh, they don't know. She's not telling them.

Oscar (81:34)

No, they know, but it's like, there's always conflict because she's dating one. That's why it's Team Jeremiah. Team Conrad right now. Whose team are you on?

Trisha Paytas (81:43)

Jeremiah.

Oscar (81:44)

Wrong side of history. Wrong answer. Everyone hates Jeremiah. Everyone hates Jeremiah.

Trisha Paytas (81:51)

A chance, you guys. Why do they hate him?

Oscar (81:53)

His character really is, like, kind of unsufferable. Like, just always bad vibes. Victim complex. Like. Like, kind. A little gaslighty. Everyone hates his character.

Trisha Paytas (82:06)

So why does Bella. Why does Belly like him?

Oscar (82:09)

The girl's a mess. The girl is a mess. But she's the teenage girl. I can't really. Can't really blame her.

Trisha Paytas (82:13)

Teenager.

Oscar (82:13)

She's. Yeah, I forgot how old she is now, but they're engaged right now in the show.

Trisha Paytas (82:19)

I feel like everyone just knocked off Twilight, huh?

Oscar (82:22)

Love triangles are just like the ya thing. Like every YA phenomenon. Love triangle.

Trisha Paytas (82:27)

Every what?

Oscar (82:28)

Like young adult phenomenon.

Trisha Paytas (82:30)

What do you call it?

Oscar (82:31)

Ya.

Trisha Paytas (82:32)

Ya, y'. All.

Oscar (82:33)

Shane.

Trisha Paytas (82:33)

Ya.

Oscar (82:40)

Yeah, like Twilight, Hunger Games, Summarize and pretty. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (82:44)

You know what? I have to say, I actually do love that. When I was a kid too, I kind of. We were watching something yesterday.

Oscar (82:49)

I think I always, like. I always love the idea because I would put myself in the girl shoes, obviously. I'd be like, the idea of two men fighting over me.

Trisha Paytas (82:57)

Oh.

Oscar (82:58)

And I would just go, like, going back and forth, like, what does my heart want? Does it want this hot guy or this hot guy? I love that idea.

Trisha Paytas (83:05)

I think that's kind of why I like the. Too much too. Because she has that quite a bit. There's like a. There's like a time where, like, one hot guy likes her, another hot guy likes her. And I was like, well, she gets a lot of hot guys liking her. And, you know, it's like, you see yourself in there. You're like, oh, yeah. What were you watching? We're watching Ms. McCarthy where two guys liked her. Is that my. Was that something else?

Moses (83:22)

Yeah. Well, there was one guy that liked her in the spy movie, and she wasn't really about him.

Trisha Paytas (83:27)

No. We watched something and I remember thinking, as like a kid, what else? Did we watch this this weekend. Maybe it wasn't Elizabeth McCarthy. There was something else. Where like, two was a big Bang Theory. Maybe it was Big Bang Theory.

Moses (83:38)

Yeah. I mean, they're definitely the Halloween.

Trisha Paytas (83:40)

Because there was a Halloween episode and her ex boyfriend is there.

Moses (83:42)

Oh, yeah.

Trisha Paytas (83:43)

But then little Johnny Galecki liked her to. Maybe that was it. Oh, that's what it was. Because there was. She's the only girl in the first season. Like, there's no girlfriends yet.

Oscar (83:50)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (83:50)

And I remember being like, this is probably like the dream role. You get all these guys just thinking you're hot and just be like, oh, my God, Penny. So obviously she is hot. Did you ever watch this show?

Oscar (83:58)

Yeah. Big Bang Theory. You did?

Trisha Paytas (84:01)

Okay. Precursor to Young Sheldon, I suppose.

Oscar (84:03)

Yes. I watched like, there was one summer, I think I was in college, where I bought all the like, maybe the first, like five seasons on dvd and I watched them.

Trisha Paytas (84:12)

Just binge watched?

Oscar (84:13)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (84:14)

Wait, why?

Oscar (84:14)

I have no idea, to be honest.

Trisha Paytas (84:16)

So you didn't even watch it, like, on tv? You're like, I'm just gonna go by you. Well, you do remind me of. What his name on this Johnny Lucky. What's his name on the show?

Oscar (84:23)

I forget.

Trisha Paytas (84:24)

God. We just watched it. It's Sheldon and Leonard.

Oscar (84:28)

Len.

Trisha Paytas (84:29)

Leonard Howard.

Moses (84:33)

I don't know the rest. Yeah, she always calls him Leonard.

Trisha Paytas (84:38)

Yes, Leonard. And she is. Yes. I do love the show. It just happens. Michael, Molly's over now. And so, like, this show came on next. It was like the next thing that just showed it to us. Also, Chuck Lord story. He looked at two and a half. Where's he at? Start making more shows.

Oscar (84:52)

He has the Young Sheldon spin off right now.

Trisha Paytas (84:54)

And it's still going.

Oscar (84:55)

It just. Yeah. Oh, it's Sheldon's older brother. Emily Osment from Hannah Montana is like the love interest. Georgie and Mandy is what it's called.

Trisha Paytas (85:06)

So it's a spin off of Young.

Oscar (85:07)

Sheldon, which is a spin off Big Bang Theory.

Trisha Paytas (85:09)

Yep.

Oscar (85:10)

And they're. I think they're. He's developing a spin off of Big Bang Theory right now. Now. Based off the guy that works at the comic book shop in Big Bang.

Trisha Paytas (85:17)

That's the worst idea ever. I know nobody like that guy.

Oscar (85:20)

Although if you would have told me there was a Young Sheldon spin off, I would have been like, who cares about Sheldon? Like that. But can I tell you.

Trisha Paytas (85:26)

Yeah. I don't like Sheldon. I know he was like a breakout character of this show and not Jim Parsons. I like him. But I'm saying, Sheldon, I do not like his character at all.

Oscar (85:33)

Me either. That's why he would have told me there was gonna be a spin off. I would have been like, obviously I didn't watch it until the freaking show was over six years later.

Trisha Paytas (85:40)

We might watch it, though, if Billy Gardell's on it. I do love. But this show is really good. Chuck. Lori, do a spin off of Mike and Molly, please. Because they end up. Spoiler alert. They have a baby at the end. They have two babies at the end. Actually, they adopt. Yeah, they adopt and then they get find out they're pregnant. So please do a spin off. I would love to be the daughter. I love. Chuck Laurie. I think I love his shows. I told you. I think. Did I tell you or did I tell you that I was blacklisted from central casting because I didn't show up?

Oscar (86:06)

You showed the whole podcast, actually.

Trisha Paytas (86:08)

Oh, wow. Chuck Laurie. I'll show up to the auditions for this. I would love. He's such a good, I guess, show creator. How did he think of all these concepts? He's so smart. And he's so smart because they take place all in the same area. We always talk about this. It's all like in the same house. Like they never move out of the house. They're all in the same apartment building. Do you know when they go around the stairs, do you know how they do that? Do you know how, like they always are going up and down the stairs?

Moses (86:30)

Cuz they go like three flights.

Trisha Paytas (86:31)

Oh, how do you think they do it? We like looked it up, never thought about it. Never thought it's a sound stage in front of a live audience. And I'm like, how are they just like circulating, circling? And why would they do that? I was like, that seems like so extra. Why are they just circling? But every time they go through, it's like a different door. The elevator is closed or the elevator's broken. There's always like a different sign with each level they're going through. So I was like, how are they doing this? It's all the same sound stage. So they're just going this and then going back up. And someone within like seconds is changing the decoration, the dressing of the elevator to make it look like a different floor. Within seconds of them just having this conversation around and they go down through three flights of stairs. Every time, every episode they do this. Isn't that crazy?

Oscar (87:12)

It's pretty crazy.

Trisha Paytas (87:13)

Like, that's actually the nuttiest thing. Like why it's not that important. Huh?

Moses (87:17)

Well, for some reason they decided that this is another place to. Because the conversations. Because it's the only place for conversations that are not in the apartment, you.

Trisha Paytas (87:24)

Know, so do it in the hallway. Why are we going around these stairs? And just the fact that they're changing the elevators each time to make it look like it's a different floor. I was like, who's doing that?

Moses (87:31)

Because you usually because they're leaving the building or coming back into the building. Because if they're just standing in the hallway, just not. You know what I mean? Because they do have scenes when they go from one apartment to the other and they talk in the hallway.

Trisha Paytas (87:43)

But now that I think about it, how are they changing the dressing if it's the same soundstage?

Moses (87:48)

What they do, it's not continuous recording. They do edit it. So they go down.

Oscar (87:54)

It's not one tape.

Moses (87:55)

It's not one. Yeah, it's. It's definitely edited.

Trisha Paytas (87:58)

So when they're doing in front of a live audience, they do like five seconds going down one place.

Oscar (88:02)

They do takes. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (88:03)

And then five seconds going down another flight.

Oscar (88:05)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (88:07)

Sounds like a horrible studio audience to be a part of. I'm like, what the hell is happening?

Moses (88:10)

It's just very different. You could be there for like two hours to record one.

Trisha Paytas (88:14)

The live audience is there for two hours. No, they're probably longer.

Moses (88:17)

Probably longer. They're probably there for the. For like nine to five. A whole day.

Trisha Paytas (88:20)

The live tapings of shows, I think it was the one with John Ritter, eight Simple Rules when I was a kid. And they like. It was fast. It was like. It was almost like watching it live. It's like a TV show and they do it pretty quick.

Moses (88:31)

Well, that's kind of one kind of a show.

Trisha Paytas (88:33)

It's like the same kind of show.

Moses (88:35)

No, but some shows actually go beginning to end in front. It's always like live to tv. Like they switched live.

Trisha Paytas (88:42)

That's what I'm saying. I thought they all were live.

Moses (88:43)

This is. No, this is recorded. Yeah, definitely. It's live audience, not live record.

Trisha Paytas (88:49)

No, I get that. But like, don't they want to film it as if it's like live? That's why they record rehearse all week.

Moses (88:54)

Because it's easier. If they're not broadcasting live, why do they need to.

Trisha Paytas (88:58)

For the audience. For the fast paced.

Moses (89:00)

The audience is there for the laughs. They're not there for the audience. They shoot it the way that's easier for them to shoot it.

Trisha Paytas (89:06)

I need to investigate this more. I don't know. It was on the Warner Brothers lot, though.

Oscar (89:11)

Yeah, soundstage 25 at the Warner Brothers lot.

Trisha Paytas (89:14)

Oh, really?

Oscar (89:15)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (89:15)

I wonder if it's still like, anything. We gotta go on that WB tour. Castars Hollow is there. Mike and Molly, I think was there.

Oscar (89:23)

Probably Chuck Lorre.

Trisha Paytas (89:25)

Okay. So. Wow. Gosh. Oh, what an iconic stage. I think Conan was there. Ellen. I know Ellen was there. I did my Ellen show there. Like, it is kind of iconic, huh?

Oscar (89:36)

It is, yeah.

Moses (89:37)

Well, they need to get you to be the tour guide.

Trisha Paytas (89:40)

Oh, for what? Just to be a tour guide every day?

Moses (89:44)

No, one time for just trees.

Trisha Paytas (89:46)

Okay.

Moses (89:46)

And you're an Oscar.

Trisha Paytas (89:47)

Well, they followed me. WB tour, Hollywood followed me.

Oscar (89:50)

So go DM them.

Trisha Paytas (89:51)

I wonder if they'll let me do that. Well, first of all, I don't think I can be the tour guy because I don't know what's happening there.

Moses (89:55)

Well, one time you do it. One time they. And then the next time you do it.

Trisha Paytas (89:58)

Okay, I could do that. What's filming there now? Do we know?

Oscar (90:02)

I don't know. I know Pretty Little Liars used to film there.

Trisha Paytas (90:06)

Aquaman scenes film there.

Oscar (90:09)

What else films there? I mean, a lot of shows do.

Trisha Paytas (90:11)

But like a recurring TV show. Like I feel like. Like I don't even know what's recurring anymore. Lopez Vers. Lopez was at Universal but then they got cancelled.

Moses (90:22)

Anyway, when you drive by you usually see the poster.

Trisha Paytas (90:24)

I know. I don't remember seeing anything there.

Oscar (90:28)

I guess we have to go on the tour and find out.

Trisha Paytas (90:30)

That's crazy if you think about it. There's like no shows.

Oscar (90:33)

Huh?

Trisha Paytas (90:34)

Like there's no shows like that. Maybe young Sheldon.

Oscar (90:36)

I'm sure young Sheldon probably filmed there. Or Georgie and Mandy probably films there now.

Trisha Paytas (90:45)

Great lot. We should go on it. We should figure out how to go. I wonder how long the tour is. I would love to bring some Dr. Peppers. Just enjoy the day.

Oscar (90:55)

Another show that might come back is Scream Queens. Slash. Also Glee.

Trisha Paytas (90:59)

What do you mean slash?

Oscar (91:01)

So the co creator of Scream Queens like did an interview with the Hollywood Reporter and talked about Scream Queens and Glee and how possibly they could pop maybe come back. Scream Queens seems more likely because there. It was already a concept for a season three. Actually it was going to be season two for Scream Queens. It was going to be like a camp theme and then they ended up having to switch it for like the hospital setting for some reason. Reason two was in the hospital. That was when Taylor Lautner and John Stamos came in and. But originally it was going to be like a Friday the 13th, like summer camp kind of vibe for the second season. So if it ever came back for a third season. That's the concept.

Trisha Paytas (91:51)

Good concept. Something different.

Oscar (91:53)

Summer camp. It would be so fierce.

Trisha Paytas (91:54)

I would love. Actually no one does that anymore. There's no themes like that anymore.

Oscar (91:58)

I know that. And honestly season two was a little bit rough, I think. I think mostly because the setting, the hospital setting just did not really make a lot.

Trisha Paytas (92:04)

Why was it in the hospital? Because I kind of remember this, but I don't remember it like I used to watch a show. I used to like that show.

Oscar (92:09)

I loved season one of Scream Queen.

Trisha Paytas (92:10)

Love season one.

Oscar (92:12)

And I think he said it was an a network decision to kind of switch it to be in the hospital.

Trisha Paytas (92:19)

Lee Michelle, was she in both seasons or just season two?

Oscar (92:23)

I think she was in both.

Trisha Paytas (92:24)

Okay.

Oscar (92:27)

The second one. Yeah. Okay. So he said that they were tasked to do the setting in the hospital. So I'm sure like it was a executive decision for some reason. Executives always be messing things up, to be honest. Because the summer camp would have been so good now.

Trisha Paytas (92:41)

They probably had like a set already.

Oscar (92:43)

Built and they're like, yeah, just yeah.

Trisha Paytas (92:45)

Shoot at a hospital.

Oscar (92:47)

But yeah, the creator. The co creator did say there is. You never know. Know when asked if it could come back because it was pretty popular for.

Trisha Paytas (92:54)

I loved it.

Oscar (92:56)

Yeah. Rose Bros. Glenn Powell.

Trisha Paytas (92:58)

Were you friends with them when they did it?

Oscar (93:00)

I was friends with them after. Oh yeah.

Trisha Paytas (93:04)

About it.

Oscar (93:05)

Oh yeah. All the time.

Trisha Paytas (93:06)

What'd you say? What'd they say? They say with this. Wonderful. This is awful.

Oscar (93:12)

No, I think they liked it. I think they were closest to Chloe. More like as far as. Oh, like in real life.

Trisha Paytas (93:21)

Too big.

Oscar (93:21)

Yeah, I think they were closest to hers. If I remember. It was something like that.

Trisha Paytas (93:26)

They were like. I was gagged when they were on because they were like YouTubers and I was like, damn. They got like a pretty big role actually. If they ever do a movie about Troy and Connor, they could star as them because they kind of give me the same vibes. Right.

Oscar (93:37)

The brothers should play lovers. The twin brothers. Twink lover.

Trisha Paytas (93:45)

But they look like them, right? Don't they look like Connor and Troy?

Oscar (93:50)

I'm not wrong about it.

Trisha Paytas (93:51)

One dyed their hair when I was watching Connor's video. Like, I know we're gonna get to that, but I was just like, he looks like one of the Rose bro.

Oscar (93:57)

I definitely.

Trisha Paytas (93:58)

Troy has that vibe too.

Oscar (93:59)

Yeah. I guess. All just Twinks at the end of the day.

Trisha Paytas (94:01)

Yeah.

Oscar (94:02)

No offense, but.

Trisha Paytas (94:03)

Oh, check. Lori should do a show called Twinks.

Oscar (94:05)

You honestly kind of spilling right now.

Trisha Paytas (94:07)

That would be so good, right?

Oscar (94:09)

That would be pretty good.

Trisha Paytas (94:10)

Or maybe Ryan Murphy, he could do a good job doing a show called Twinks.

Oscar (94:12)

Oh, yeah, maybe it probably is safer with Ryan Murphy.

Trisha Paytas (94:15)

Yeah.

Oscar (94:15)

I'm assuming Chuck Laurie is straight because all his. I don't think he has many. Oh, yeah, right.

Trisha Paytas (94:22)

I would assume he's gay. He did Big Bang Theory and Mike and Molly. You know what I mean? Like, I thought he was gay, which I would be so sad if he was straight, but.

Oscar (94:33)

Oh, he has been in heterosexual relationships and married to women. But he has not stated his sexual orientation.

Trisha Paytas (94:41)

Oh, they clarify that. He hasn't stated. What article is that?

Oscar (94:44)

It's just Google.

Trisha Paytas (94:45)

Oh, like a little generation.

Oscar (94:47)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (94:48)

Wow. I would have a hard time believing that because they all have like gay undertones. Them not in a great way. Like, Big Bang has a lot of gay undertones. Yeah. Yeah.

Oscar (94:56)

But they're all in heterosexual relationships.

Trisha Paytas (94:58)

But they all have very, like gay jokes. There's gay jokes in Mike and Molly. Even with Mike and Carl and Mike and the set. Like there's even Two and a Half Men. Like I feel. But Big Bang Theory Specifically has a lot of gay themes, I think, even though they're in straight relationships. I feel like it's, you know, Jim Parsons.

Oscar (95:17)

Yeah. But he. He's in a character.

Trisha Paytas (95:21)

Right, right, right. Okay.

Oscar (95:22)

Marries a woman.

Trisha Paytas (95:23)

Oh, right. I forgot how that ended. I don't know about the. I forget the plot of the. Okay, yeah, you're right. Well, I don't know. Who are we to speculate? He hasn't confirmed. So.

Oscar (95:34)

Yeah, I don't know if you have to do.

Trisha Paytas (95:37)

You should have to confirm if you're straight. I think if people have to come out of their gay. Yeah.

Oscar (95:40)

Come out of straight.

Trisha Paytas (95:41)

I think so.

Oscar (95:42)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (95:42)

Because this day and age, it's like you never know. Of course. Which is fine. Which is good also. No one should have to come out, I guess, on that theory, that logic.

Oscar (95:50)

On that Big Bang Theory.

Trisha Paytas (95:52)

Yeah. I don't like the name of the show because like, what's that to do with.

Oscar (95:55)

It all started with the Big Bang.

Trisha Paytas (95:57)

What? The show. I get the like. Okay, the Big Bang. Big Bang Theory. I get what that is. But what's have to do with the show?

Oscar (96:04)

They're just.

Moses (96:04)

There's scientists. So it's a scientific.

Trisha Paytas (96:08)

Never once have they talked about how the earth started.

Oscar (96:10)

Besides the theme song.

Trisha Paytas (96:11)

Besides the theme made is one of that theme song. Someone pitch a theme song like, build a show around this. Okay. I do love it. Yeah, I guess that's good. I don't know. It doesn't make sense to me.

Oscar (96:23)

I could see you in the screen. That was my whole pivot, by the way. I could see you in Scream Queen. So I'm just throwing it out there. If.

Trisha Paytas (96:29)

If they are considering I would be in it. But they are fat phobic. Because they never have fat people in the show.

Oscar (96:34)

Well. And any Ryan Murphy show. Is there nothing.

Trisha Paytas (96:37)

He hates fat people.

Oscar (96:39)

Allegedly.

Trisha Paytas (96:41)

Well, statistically on the shows we don't see plus size anybody.

Oscar (96:46)

Not even an American Horror Story. Freak Show. There wasn't.

Trisha Paytas (96:50)

Not the Freak Show. That one. Please. He brings that back. American Horror Story, Pig Farm. There's no fat people in that. It's like that.

Oscar (97:00)

That's crazy to see. Like, who was in Freak Show?

Trisha Paytas (97:03)

Well, I guess like you said, there's like the world's fattest man or something in like Greatest Show. But I. But there's not.

Oscar (97:09)

I guess Kathy Bates was bigger at the time when she was in the American Horror Story. American Horror Story.

Trisha Paytas (97:14)

She was what episode?

Oscar (97:15)

Well, she was. She was definitely in Coven and she was in Freak Show.

Trisha Paytas (97:19)

Okay, well. But she's Kathy Bates. She transcends weights. You know what I mean? She's skinny now too. Everyone is so skinny.

Oscar (97:29)

Oh my God.

Trisha Paytas (97:30)

And I love it. But also. What? Kathy Bates lost so much weight. Cuz she's in Mike and Molly too. She's kind of everywhere. She is everywhere. And I love her.

Oscar (97:39)

Oh my God.

Trisha Paytas (97:40)

She's a career I would like. Okay, well, I take it back.

Oscar (97:43)

My apologies for you and I guess. Yeah, so yeah, maybe you and Gabby DiMartino. Because Gabby DiMartino, right. She had the whole. It was her right. That had the scream queens, like, YouTube series, basically.

Trisha Paytas (97:56)

She did. We were in Blood Queens. Okay. Knowing Blood Queen, were you a fan?

Oscar (98:03)

No, that's the infamous. You had drama on the set of Blood Queen. I did.

Trisha Paytas (98:07)

With Gabbie Hanna, of course.

Oscar (98:08)

The one being a bear. There you go.

Trisha Paytas (98:12)

That was crazy. I know. That was. Yes. I remember coming back from that trip and just Gabby screaming at me. You talk to Gabby? You know, I was like, holy. I was like, yeah, I did. But like, she knows this. Like, I don't know why she was shook. I was like, we don't like each other at the time. Obviously love her, wish her the best, not. But it's like, why are you shook by that? And the only reason that I got upset at Gabby because I was like, what the hell are you telling Gabby that for? Like, that's so weird.

Oscar (98:38)

Oh, my God.

Trisha Paytas (98:39)

I was just telling you my truth about her. But okay, that was drama. Oh my God, it was so much drama. It was crazy, honestly.

Oscar (98:46)

Could be a plot on Scream Queen season three though.

Trisha Paytas (98:49)

Like, oh, we do like a knockoff.

Oscar (98:51)

Oh my God. I could see. I could 100 see Ryan Murphy doing something like that. Where it's like, Gabby and Gabby, they're two separate characters in Scream Queen season three. And like they're camp counselors or something. And then. Yeah. And then there's a Trish in there, I guess.

Trisha Paytas (99:03)

Well, they could probably be kids. They could probably be students. I could probably be a camp counselor because they. They're young. Are they? I don't know. I don't even know their age. Yeah, they're a little younger than me. I guess that's why I remembered at the time feeling like, what is this? Like, I remember being like 30 at the time. Being like, what? What's this? Draw my. But that would be actually a slay me. Gabby Hannah and Gabby DiMartino. The trio nobody wants to see on their TV.

Moses (99:25)

I know any show that brings you and Gabbie Hannah together will be a Successful even.

Trisha Paytas (99:29)

Use that me like a meme of me and Gabby. And I was like, oh, my God. Like, it was some meme. Paige posted it and Tana had brought it up to me too. And I was like, oh, my God, it's. I love. I do. Yes. I've. I've applied in on multiple times. Gabby, I'm sorry for any ill will I've ever caused. I was crazy. I was a little nutty back then.

Oscar (99:47)

And what better place to heal than.

Trisha Paytas (99:50)

Blood Queens was iconic. I forgot about that.

Oscar (99:52)

Queens.

Trisha Paytas (99:52)

Yes. I love Gabby D. Martina. Oh. They were looking for a stand in for Ariana Grande for Meet the Focker or Focker in Law. And Gabby pitched herself and I was like, I love that she just puts herself out there like that. She did get to be the Ariana stand in, I think, for the Wicked posters last year.

Oscar (100:08)

Okay. I think she just. She started that rumor about herself. I remember looking it up.

Trisha Paytas (100:12)

It's not real.

Oscar (100:13)

No. I think she just like. It was kind of like you at MCR Toronto. I'm pretty sure I'm like, 95 sure.

Trisha Paytas (100:19)

I'm like, 95 sure it is real. Because I think she, like, went on set. I think she had like a vlog about it. It.

Oscar (100:25)

I think she was trolling.

Trisha Paytas (100:28)

I think she got it. Oh, my God, that's so crazy. Look, I do fall for a lot of things, but I swear, I was so impressed. Like, oh, she was on the set for it.

Oscar (100:37)

My computer freezing at the worst time.

Trisha Paytas (100:39)

When I need to research. No, I need to know.

Oscar (100:41)

I know. I'm like 90. I remember looking it up. I remember being really gagged when you first announced.

Trisha Paytas (100:49)

She said it was so believable. She's like, you know, they needed someone for just. Just like the stand. Just for like the posters. Like, it wasn't anything, like, big. It wasn't like the posters. It was like something. Oh, man, that's gonna bug me now. Should reach out to her for a statement. I haven't talked to her in so long. I mean, because I think she says it again. She's talking about Falker in law looking for a stand in. And she go, I've already stood in for her. Like, I think it's real, but maybe not. If she. She duped me. She duped me. Love the manifestation.

Oscar (101:17)

I mean, maybe I misremembering or maybe I. I don't.

Trisha Paytas (101:20)

We can have Jimmy amongst another task. Jimmy confirmed this.

Oscar (101:25)

Like, I remember looking it up because I. I was so gagged and then being like, oh, it wasn't real, but.

Trisha Paytas (101:34)

I feel like it is because, like, why would they invite her to all the wicked stuff? And, you know, like, I mean, it would be weird if she was just, like, making that up. And I don't know. I feel like it's real. I feel like she wouldn't risk, like, Ariana Grande seeing that and be like, this isn't true or something because she, like, loves her so much. I think it was real. I think they needed someone last minute for like a stand in thing on a poster. It's just like her ponytail or her shoulder. It's like only things shown.

Oscar (101:56)

I mean, it would make sense because.

Trisha Paytas (101:58)

They'Re the same stature and. Yeah, because she even put the casting for Falker in law and it was like her same exact measurements. The person just needed to be brunette because I guess she's gonna be brunette and Falker in law and that was like, the only difference.

Oscar (102:11)

We're gonna need a statement for information.

Trisha Paytas (102:13)

I'll reach out.

Oscar (102:15)

Yeah. No, surprisingly, no one has written an article about this.

Trisha Paytas (102:18)

Oh, really? I'm surprised, too. Okay, well, she kind of, like, not the. She's like, in an east coast town now in the mix anymore, which is like, I think what, she wants to be in a little cottage.

Oscar (102:29)

How interesting. Yeah, the only stuff that comes out is the thank you next thing.

Trisha Paytas (102:35)

Okay, I'll investigate further too, once I get these gloves off.

Oscar (102:37)

Let us know. Gabby, if you're listening, I can move.

Trisha Paytas (102:40)

Out of this dress. You know who had a big dress like this recently? Melissa McCarthy theme. She wore it. She did. I was going through her Instagram. Happy birthday to her husband. By the way, today is his birthday. She posted it six hours prior to filming this. We love him.

Oscar (102:55)

Oh, my God.

Trisha Paytas (102:56)

They were at the Golden Globes and she had this big pink dress. What is his name? He was on Project Runway. Do you know what I'm talking about? He has glasses.

Oscar (103:03)

Christian Siri on. Yes.

Trisha Paytas (103:05)

How did you know that? Did you know he designed her dress?

Oscar (103:08)

Well, Project Runway and glasses.

Trisha Paytas (103:10)

Wow, that was so good. You got that in, like, two hints. Was there no one else? Tim Gunn. Like, it could have been anyone else on that show. That was good. He designed her dress and she wore this big, pink, fluffy dress to the Golden Globes. I was like, oh, we could cosplay them. I really want to cosplay. Like, I feel like me and him could be. Because the husband. We watched Bridesmaids yesterday. Did you ever see that movie?

Oscar (103:27)

Yeah, I love Bridesmaids.

Trisha Paytas (103:28)

So funny. I think we could do that cosplay. He was also in that other one we saw Identity Thief. We watched that one. We could cosplay her. And Jason Bates statement. Love that. Where he was chasing her and outrunning her. I was like, that's me, Moses. There's so many Melissa Carthy things we could do. And the Golden Globe dress was one of them. She had this big pink dress by Christian Siriano. Is that what you said?

Oscar (103:45)

Christian Siriano?

Trisha Paytas (103:46)

Christian Siriano. He's a big designer, huh? He does, like, everybody's dress. I've seen him before.

Oscar (103:51)

Yeah, he. A lot of like, the. More like, plus sized girls use him because he's really good at designing, like, making flattering, like, celebration silhouettes and stuff.

Trisha Paytas (104:02)

Who else uses him?

Oscar (104:04)

Like, for Met Gala, he did BB Rexha. And that was like. And she like, specifically wanted to work with him because she has, like, the reputation for, like, flattering, like, different body types.

Trisha Paytas (104:13)

How do I not know this? I.

Oscar (104:14)

You could probably.

Trisha Paytas (104:15)

I'm a fat girl. Big girl. No one's fat. No one's fat. Yeah. I would love plus size. That's such a. I hate that term too. Whatever. I, like, hit me up. Or I'll hit you up. I don't know. I would love to. I would love a dress that I'm like. I mean, I love a cosplay, but I need to do, like, if I get invited to another premiere this year, I need to do a dress that, like, wows. It's like, not costume. Okay. You know, But I'm not good at coming up with design, so I think I need to work with a designer.

Oscar (104:41)

Yeah, I guess Supergirl. I. You're gonna be at Supergirl?

Trisha Paytas (104:45)

Where's that? Where's that at?

Oscar (104:46)

It's not until May 2026, but next year. Yeah. Really not that far away when you think about it.

Trisha Paytas (104:52)

No, I know. I think. I think there's something come out like next October, and I was like, like kind of seems actually goes by quick. Like life goes by quick. So. All right, Super. You really love Supergirl, huh?

Oscar (105:00)

I love Superman and Supergirl. I love James Gunn.

Trisha Paytas (105:05)

Should probably shot at Warner Brothers, something Warner Brothers, you know, because they have a big Superman poster outside of Warner Brothers. So maybe they shot something out there. Probably because Aquaman has some scenes there at Warner Brothers.

Oscar (105:15)

Yeah, maybe for reshoots or something. I think they shot in like Georgia or something for Superman, but maybe for reshoots they shot through.

Trisha Paytas (105:24)

Did you see what's name? The Corn sweat.

Oscar (105:27)

They have a Corn Sweats Superman audition? Yes, of Course I saw it. The whole what a little prince. I love David Corn sweat. I've grown so fond of you.

Trisha Paytas (105:34)

But that's so crazy to me. So I also do self tapes and I always have.

Oscar (105:38)

Okay. Actors on actors. You and David Corn sweat?

Trisha Paytas (105:41)

Yes, because I always specifically this. I always tell Moses I need a blue fabric behind me, but he put painted his wall blue. I was like, I love the commitment. But everyone always has a blue fabric behind them. So I always. Moses, we did a pink one, we had a purple one. We have all of them but blue. And he's like, oh well it doesn't matter. No, they all have a blue backdrop. I wonder why that is. Because David Cornzo, I had blue behind him.

Oscar (106:01)

I. It's not the only thing I can think of. They use blue screen in movies to. For like VFX and stuff. So did they want us maybe see what they would look like in a.

Trisha Paytas (106:14)

Blue in front of a blue screen?

Oscar (106:15)

Well, the blue is what they. In movies they. They don't use green screen. They use blue screen.

Trisha Paytas (106:19)

Right. So you think.

Oscar (106:20)

But like so they want to like.

Trisha Paytas (106:21)

Know what you look like.

Oscar (106:23)

Like did they put him in the Daily Planet to see what he would look like? Maybe. Because why else?

Trisha Paytas (106:27)

Oh, oh, I see. Okay, that makes sense. That would make sense because everyone is in front of a blue something.

Oscar (106:31)

The only thing I can think of like I don't know why else blue specifically.

Trisha Paytas (106:35)

Oh, okay. Right. Because it should like. Yeah, because in theory, I know it's not movie quality. You could do like a green screen and. Yeah, okay. Well we have a blue fabric now. It's been out there for a while. I'm gonna steam it. But I love how he had a blue wall. Is he at his house or you think he went somewhere and shot it?

Oscar (106:48)

I think he did it at his house because he. He did a scene and his wife did the lines for Lois Lane.

Trisha Paytas (106:56)

Oh, she was reading.

Oscar (106:57)

Yeah, his. It was his wife reading which makes it all even sweeter.

Trisha Paytas (107:00)

She sounded so good. She like. Cuz there's professional life.

Oscar (107:02)

I know. She really ate with that. And I think it was smart too because like the way he was acting like so like flirty and in love. It was so like, it was so natural. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (107:13)

I wish I could show you guys my self pitch with Moses.

Oscar (107:15)

I want so bad. I want it so bad.

Trisha Paytas (107:20)

Especially this last one we did because he has. He had no idea. And afterwards I told him like who would be playing those roles? He played multiple characters and I was like. And he couldn't Tell all his. His voices sounded the same for each one, so they were like, are you amongst each other? And I had to, like, break them up. But like, he was reading it as if it's like one character. And I was like, so I'm like, looking to, like, three different people, but it's like just Moses say. I'm like, and you are a good actor. It's just funny, like, the lines especially, because you don't rehearse them like you were. We probably should rehearse. Actually, I rehearse. Moses doesn't. So I should probably give direction. But it was so funny.

Moses (107:55)

I'm reading the lines, but also I don't want to mess it up because it messes up her.

Oscar (107:58)

Yeah.

Moses (107:59)

And then I was like, he was one shot.

Trisha Paytas (108:01)

He wasn't looking at me first. He's just looking at the lines. And we get to look at me so I have something to act like with. Then you were looking at me like, no, don't look at me. Actually. That's so awkward. Like, everything was so. And then you didn't know the movie. What the. The previous movies. And so I was just like, okay. I don't know if you're. Anyways, how do you think I did on that audition? I think I did good. And I haven't heard.

Moses (108:18)

Was good, I think. I mean, I was trying to kind of read it as if there were people talking to each other, but didn't really know who is who and when they switch. So it's like every sentence is somebody else.

Trisha Paytas (108:29)

I wish one day we can show it. One day we can show it.

Oscar (108:33)

Can't wait until that leak.

Trisha Paytas (108:34)

I know I can. We. I don't know if one day we can. I wonder if one day we can. Huh?

Moses (108:38)

Yeah. When they finish casting, people show their.

Trisha Paytas (108:40)

Self or when they film, right? I see this girl that's always like, my audition versus who got it. And I want to do one of those so bad. I also want to hear Moses lines because they're so funny. And the people. It's just. It's so funny. I put like a little like five seconds and I muted it on my Instagram story. Like, literally a basic, like, line that no one would even know. Whatever. And this other girl who had like 2 million followers, she goes, oh, my God, I auditioned for it blank, too. And I was like, oh, my God. How did you know that based on that? And it was like, literally a three second clip. I was like, wow, she really studied my lip reading. It was so funny. But she was very sweet. She goes, you would make a great one. And I was like, oh thanks. So anyways then I hear back but I felt good about that one Moses like reading with me. But. But someone had told me the whole point. That's like someone's like there's professional line readers who can like read lines with you. Like they're acting. Oh, I did audition for like a play too. Didn't hear back from them yet. But like I auditioned for a play and I was reading with someone from the the production company so that was like even more intimidating. And she was really good and I was like. And she wasn't obviously acting, she was just like really good at reading lines. And I was very intimidated. I kind of screwed that one up up because I got scared. I wasn't confident with Moses. I feel more confident but I also feel like shy girl. Yeah. Like look at me, don't look at me. I don't know.

Moses (109:45)

No, but we've done it so much. Like it's like our trish dogs, you know.

Trisha Paytas (109:50)

And I rarely get self tapes. I probably get like maybe one every few months. So when I get one I get really excited because that means because I don't think they actively push me out there. I think someone like. Or maybe they do, I don't know. But I don't know how it works actually. They always give me random ones. But I get so excited because there's one specific 8 agent who I hear from only for self tapes. And I get so excited when I see an email and I rush to do it. I get glammed for it. Like this is it, this is the one. And then. Yeah, but still, still holding out hopefully. But one day we'll put it out there. Especially Moses's line readings. But anyways his was like painted. But it's so funny how it's like a Superman movie. Like the biggest movie in the world and you have to do a self tape. Like that's so weird. You think you just go instantly in for like a read with the director chemistry. Read like something right away. Like I can't believe he would have to to do a self tape.

Oscar (110:31)

I know. I think James Gunn said that he saw fans like wanting him as Superman so maybe they had him do it already. Having him in mind and then bringing him in next. That's the only thing I can think of because yeah, he was fan cast as Superman from the Hollywood or whatever his name with Ben Platt was. What was that?

Trisha Paytas (110:54)

Oh, the politician.

Oscar (110:56)

Oh yeah, yeah.

Trisha Paytas (110:56)

Or there was a Hollywood one too.

Oscar (110:58)

I think specifically the politician, though, because that's when Ben Platt says, you look like Superman.

Trisha Paytas (111:02)

Yeah, he was really good in that one.

Oscar (111:05)

So. Yeah, he's been fancast since that.

Trisha Paytas (111:07)

That is crazy. That works. Oh, my gosh. That's. Who else has been fan casted.

Oscar (111:11)

Lois. Rachel Bronham was fan cast as Lois Lane.

Trisha Paytas (111:14)

Stop it. The whole movie was just fantastic.

Oscar (111:17)

James Gunn is really, like, in the. He's very Internet. So that's why it makes sense how he is so familiar with you.

Trisha Paytas (111:22)

He knew Aquaman. Yes, I heard that. How did you hear that? During your super impressed her around the world. Like, what do you mean you heard that?

Oscar (111:29)

Oh, Elle Fanning, she took her role of young Effie Trinket, but she was fan cast as well.

Trisha Paytas (111:35)

She was a good one. I give that up for her.

Oscar (111:37)

Yes. She pretty much said, like, the Hunger Games producers were like, yeah, everyone would be really upset with us if we don't. If we don't cast you as young Effie.

Trisha Paytas (111:47)

The power. The power of the people is really crazy.

Oscar (111:48)

I know.

Trisha Paytas (111:49)

Like, the power of social media is wild. Like, we want this person. So cast them.

Oscar (111:54)

Get to it. What do you want?

Trisha Paytas (111:56)

Oh, gosh, I don't even know. I have no. There's no. Like, how about you? Like, is there, like a role? You're like, this is made for me. Like, I don't really. I really miss Piggy. Maybe if they did live action of the Muppets, which I love. But, like, I don't know.

Oscar (112:09)

I guess if they did end up rebooting Glee, I should be in it. I was gonna say.

Trisha Paytas (112:14)

Oh, just in it.

Oscar (112:14)

I was gonna say, like, not. Cause I imagine it would be like, similar archetypes to original Glee, like, new characters. But I would be the current homo archetype. 100% would be the Kurt homo. Although I'm getting. I don't know if I could still pass as I'm getting up there.

Trisha Paytas (112:27)

I was gonna say, you're like the age range of all those people in Glee.

Oscar (112:30)

That's true. But by the time it happens, I fear it might be really pushing it.

Trisha Paytas (112:34)

Yeah, I probably. Sue Sylvester.

Oscar (112:38)

I was gonna say the therapist, but. Or the guidance counselor.

Trisha Paytas (112:41)

I like her. She's a little too sweet. I like Sue, I think. Or principal. I'd be a principal, too. I like the principal in that movie and that show. I don't think they need to reboot it. Oh, was that part of the Scream Queens? Or was it just, like, the same showrunner, same team?

Oscar (112:55)

Because it was another Ryan Murphy production. Because they. He did the article to promote monsters the Menendez brothers Emmy campaign or whatever. Oh, and obviously that's Ryan Murphy so show. He was talking about the other Ryan Murphy shows and how there is room for them to maybe come back.

Trisha Paytas (113:13)

So who do they catch as Lizzie Borden? Did they say? Yeah, I felt like they did. Huh. I was thinking about her maybe.

Oscar (113:22)

I don't know.

Trisha Paytas (113:25)

Oh, that's all. Can't wait.

Oscar (113:28)

Okay.

Trisha Paytas (113:29)

Love that. Do you think Mineta's brothers will get Emmy nominated?

Oscar (113:33)

Oh my God.

Trisha Paytas (113:34)

Oh no.

Oscar (113:34)

Winning. You mean it already was nominated? Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (113:38)

Okay.

Oscar (113:39)

God, I don't know who's it up again? Everything seems so old. That's the problem with Emmy's. Like it feels like we talked about the show like so I mean it was right. A year ago.

Trisha Paytas (113:49)

Was it last year?

Oscar (113:49)

Yeah, yeah, definitely last year. And it already did like Golden Globes and stuff. Like so it's. It's just so late.

Trisha Paytas (113:56)

Yeah.

Oscar (113:56)

So I don't even know but maybe because of Menendez brothers are in the news. Maybe that'll re.

Trisha Paytas (114:01)

They were denied Invigorate.

Oscar (114:03)

Yeah. Denied parole.

Moses (114:04)

That's probably not going to get the Emmy.

Oscar (114:06)

Denied the Emmy and denied parole. Damn.

Trisha Paytas (114:08)

Double side.

Oscar (114:09)

I don't know if you should say double.

Trisha Paytas (114:12)

Why was you.

Oscar (114:13)

I knew it.

Moses (114:16)

You let me say it.

Oscar (114:18)

I did. I set you up. No, I definitely set you up.

Trisha Paytas (114:24)

Cuz you always say it. I was about to jump in for you. Okay, well, I mean true though, you know, there's no lies there.

Oscar (114:34)

Oh, I forgot to even get into the summer. I turn pretty drama. That was the whole point of me talking about the summer.

Trisha Paytas (114:38)

Oh no, you missed the transition.

Oscar (114:40)

I did, Jimmy. There's no point over there, but there's no point whatever. Anyway. Yeah. You were team Jeremiah. Everyone hates Jeremiah. And the actor had an issue how to like talk about it because his since his character gets the most hate. Gavin Castellano is his name. He was the one that did the Dunkin Don't Donuts good genetics commercial right after the Sydney Sweeney one.

Trisha Paytas (115:03)

He's getting a lot of hate.

Oscar (115:04)

Yeah. Because everyone hates his character. He said he did an interview with the New York Times talking about it and how he doesn't. He said I don't check Instagram anymore. He has his sister just really send him memes and stuff that he needs to see. And he said I don't think there's a single human being in the world who can carry the emotional negative negativity to the degree that stuff like this happens. So he gets a lot of hate because People hate his character. In the summer it's been pretty like before the season started it did a Love is Love island where it's like don't be me. You know, they did one of those statements of like don't bully the. Because they knew that everyone would hate.

Trisha Paytas (115:47)

How bad is this character? What does he do that's so awful? He's just like besides a gaslighter.

Oscar (115:51)

He's like a cheater and. Yeah. Just manipulative and.

Trisha Paytas (115:56)

Well, and who's the audience that is like believing this is him who's sending him hate?

Oscar (115:59)

I think people just don't like the character so much and don't know where to go with their dis. Almost like it reminded me a little bit of you. You with Bronte and the actress getting so much hate cuz everyone hated her character.

Trisha Paytas (116:13)

Yeah, I guess that's how you have to direct it.

Oscar (116:15)

But it gets weird because with the actor Gavin, people also don't like him. Oh wait, why?

Trisha Paytas (116:24)

What did he do?

Oscar (116:25)

So in the cast, like in the. Cassie is the one that kind of sticks out. Like they. When they do the press tours together for the new seasons, it's like the two brothers and Belly, they. They all do the press together.

Trisha Paytas (116:40)

Right.

Oscar (116:40)

But Chris Briney from Mean Girls with Love.

Moses (116:44)

Him.

Oscar (116:44)

Yes.

Trisha Paytas (116:44)

So Samuels.

Oscar (116:46)

Yes.

Trisha Paytas (116:46)

Yes.

Oscar (116:46)

Him and Lola Tong, they kind of have pretty good. A pretty good friendship it seems like. But anytime that Gavin, like when it's the three of them together, anytime Gavin talks, they all just kind of like look at him and like give a little side eye.

Trisha Paytas (116:58)

I know.

Oscar (116:58)

And then they did that Vanity Fair lie detector test and it was the three of them. And then Gavin had to ask Lola Tongue, like if we were in high school, do you think we would have been friends? And she goes, I think we would have like, like said hi to each other in the hallway. And she's like, maybe if we had classes together. And she's like, oh, is this supposed.

Trisha Paytas (117:21)

To be yes or no answers? So she already ruined the line.

Oscar (117:24)

Blame her.

Trisha Paytas (117:25)

That. That doesn't give an accurate reading.

Oscar (117:27)

Well and then it gets messy because he's very, very like he's very Christian, very conservative.

Trisha Paytas (117:33)

Well, there you go.

Oscar (117:34)

And he like conservative or conservative?

Trisha Paytas (117:36)

Christian conservative Chris?

Oscar (117:38)

Both.

Trisha Paytas (117:38)

He's not like a conservative.

Oscar (117:39)

He's very conservative with his like political. Yes.

Trisha Paytas (117:42)

And also like double homicide.

Oscar (117:44)

Yes. And then very appropriate. And like he was liking like anti feminist posts and like homophobic stuff.

Trisha Paytas (117:53)

Why don't we lead with this? You're like, he's getting so. I don't know why I kind of.

Oscar (117:56)

Set you up again on accident with that one. I was leaving you to be like, screw. Lol.

Trisha Paytas (118:02)

Oh, my God. Okay, we'll leave with that. Aside time. He's lagging homophobic. This is why we're getting this.

Oscar (118:08)

So, yeah, it does kind of make sense how he wouldn't, like, fit it and he got married last year and then none of. None of the cast were, like, at his wedding. Which, like, it's not that you have to be like, best friends with your castmates or anything, but obviously I can't think of a show where especially, like a teenage kind of show where you spend so much time together where you don't, like, have some kind of friendship.

Trisha Paytas (118:29)

Like some sort of bond.

Oscar (118:30)

Yeah. Like Riverdale, all the three girls, I mean, Camila Mendez, Madeline Patch and Lee Reinhart were like. Are still friends. And like, we're friends filming it.

Trisha Paytas (118:42)

Right.

Oscar (118:42)

Some of the girls dated some of the guys. The guys were still friends. So I can't think of a young, like, a show like that where you wouldn't for a wedding. Right.

Trisha Paytas (118:51)

Like, yeah, bonded. And you're, like, currently filming the show, so you think you would be friends.

Oscar (118:55)

True. Even though it was like 10 years ago ago or something.

Trisha Paytas (118:58)

I bonded instantly with my co star in the Arby's commercial. And I'm being serious. She was the top comment on my YouTube bonita shout out said, love her so much. She left a comment on my Blondesville channel and she's like, loved working with Trisha. She was the nicest. I was like, love you, Vanita. We were bonded, weren't we? I didn't. I had a, like, break for a minute to go talk to my agent and Moses because they were there the whole time. And I was, like, talking to her so much. I was like, well, let me go talk to my husband while he's here before he has to leave. But we bought. You bought instantly as actors, as scene partners.

Oscar (119:29)

I can imagine you filming, like, five months. Like, how close you would be.

Trisha Paytas (119:34)

I. That's. No, I would. I would feel like. Because I'm also borderline. I just feel close to everybody I meet right away. Like, I would be so insane on a set. Like, that's why I'm saying, like, I couldn't be, like, I couldn't be on a set for a long time because I'd be so bonded with everybody. It is sad. And me and her were so close. We even did an Instagram story for her or Instagram reel on her. It's called Cause she's like a comedian on Instagram reels. Shout out Vanita. Go check her out. She does like these characters. She plays her Indian mom and stuff. And then we did a little skit right outside of we were wrapped for the day we were done. She goes, do you wanna do a little skit with me for my Instagram reels? I was like, hell yeah, I do. So we did like this little acting. She has a lot of views too. So shout out Vanita. We're besties. But my point is, is you do really me and Shane. Not to bring up Shane. I know we avoided it this far. I don't know how long we're in. Almost two hours in. No mention of Shane.

Oscar (120:16)

Well, you got one. Not by name, but.

Trisha Paytas (120:18)

Well, not by name. Oh, and earlier, the diet root beer. If we're just gonna say his name was Shane, you know, Shane.

Oscar (120:24)

Ya.

Trisha Paytas (120:25)

Yes. Can we. Does he say it? I guess it's not doxing. I don't know. He. Oh, we met up. We met on set. Yeah. I was casted to be a stripper in one of his videos and he sent me an email later that night and was like, hey, felt a cool connection with. I thought he was like hitting on me. I really did. And then he's like, just broke up with my girlfriend. Which is like hitting on you kind of. Right. It was like two days later. And he's like, just broke up with me because he told me on set he had a girlfriend. I was like, oh, damn. And then later he's like, oh, I broke up with her. And then like literally two days later started. And Lisa, I told the story before, but isn't that crazy? When do you think someone's like hitting on you? Right? Like, oh, I loved meeting you on set. You were so fun. It was like midnight. He sent me the email. I still remember it. And he's like, just broke up with my girlfriend. I was like, oh. And I waited too long. I waited two days to respond and two days later he's dating Lisa. Should have responded right away. At midnight I was up. I saw the email. But we did meet on the set and Yeah, I guess, you know, maybe also just the personality. Maybe he has a personality of a Milk Dud, you know what I mean? I feel like my personality, I try and bond with everybody, you know?

Oscar (121:24)

Yeah. Maybe people that just really don't vibe with Gavin Castellano.

Trisha Paytas (121:27)

Yeah. I think there's just a lot he needs to work on. Maybe he needs to go to reverse conversion therapy. You know what I Mean, like, get out of the. If he's doing, like, is he actually liking homophobic posts? Because, yeah, he got caught.

Oscar (121:40)

It was a couple years, maybe after season one. I remember it was a big thing on Twitter because obviously it's like the show's demo. It goes against kind of the show's demo because it is such, like, a young female century trick, you know?

Trisha Paytas (121:52)

Yeah.

Oscar (121:52)

That'd be like, us. Like, I'm like, gay people. And then you see me liking. Like, screw those gays.

Trisha Paytas (122:00)

Right, right, right. No, I was. I posted something over the weekend of their. They. They what? Painted over Florida?

Oscar (122:08)

Yeah. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (122:08)

And so I was like. I was posting something, and it was obviously like people were painting over it again. They were like, well, we're gonna put the rainbow back on it with chalk or whatever. So I posted that, but someone made me think it was, like, a homophobic thing. So I don't really read DM to someone I knew. So it was like a mutual person I knew. Not like that. That well. But they're like, oh, my gosh, like, why are you posting this? You do realize, like, gays are half your audience. So then I had, like, look at the article. I was like, what did I post? But I posted. I was posting the right thing. It just. I think that person was taking it the wrong way. Maybe they didn't.

Oscar (122:33)

Maybe they. They didn't know that it was being colored over again.

Trisha Paytas (122:36)

Because I was like, yes, this is what we should be doing, or whatever. And then they were like, this is. How could you support this?

Oscar (122:41)

Yes. Cover up the rainbow. You love the rainbow. Sidewalk in West Hollywood. You love that one.

Trisha Paytas (122:45)

I love the. No, of course. But I was like, oh, my God, Did I just post something that was like, I love this so much. And then even Jimmy, who's from Florida, was like, this is the reason we moved away from Florida. He's like, the COVID is messed up. And I was like, period. So then I knew I was right because I saw Jimmy the replied. I was okay, I've been in the. I was doing the right thing.

Oscar (123:00)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (123:00)

But maybe they missed the second half of that where they like, yeah.

Oscar (123:02)

Maybe they didn't know the. Yeah. Significance because it was like, queer people going and be like, no, you can't erase us.

Trisha Paytas (123:08)

Which right in front of Paul's too. It's like, that's crazy. Like, what are you. Why doesn't that cost more money? I don't really know the significance of them covering it up, but I feel like that just costs more money to cover it up.

Oscar (123:18)

Like, what is a rainbow? Sidewalk Harmony.

Trisha Paytas (123:21)

You know what I mean?

Oscar (123:22)

Like, no, you don't. Like weird people. Rainbows are still a little pop of color on the sidewalk.

Trisha Paytas (123:27)

Of course that guy is. He is weird. Like, I just don't understand too. Like, it's crazy how people are so outwardly homophobic. Like, why don't you hide the homophobia? You know what I mean? Like, why.

Oscar (123:37)

I mean, look at Snoop Dogg. He just did that in Interview. Did you see that? Yeah, that went viral where he's like, I took my son to go see Lightyear and there was a lesbian couple in there.

Trisha Paytas (123:46)

It. Was he upset about it?

Oscar (123:48)

Yes, he was like, why are you guys. Why are you putting that in the movie? Because then I had to explain to my. Because he's like, how did they have a baby? And I had to explain to. How do I explain to my son that and blah, blah, blah. And I was like, the grandson, Grandson.

Moses (124:01)

The grandson asked him how they have a baby there, both women.

Trisha Paytas (124:05)

And he was like, upset about it or what.

Oscar (124:06)

How do you explain how Millie Bobby Brown had a baby? Adoption. Like, hello.

Trisha Paytas (124:10)

Explain half of your career not to come for Zoom Dog. I'm not trying to be, but do you know what I mean? Like, not always. I'm sure there's girls kissing in some of his music videos. Like, I'm sure there's like, you know what? I feel like he's probably had some. Some stuff that he's done.

Moses (124:22)

X rated movies. I mean.

Trisha Paytas (124:23)

Oh, well, I mean, exactly. I mean, people. It's funny, I guess with age, I guess people just get a little more. But still like. Like that. What? Oh, I don't know what the movie is. What is Light Year?

Oscar (124:34)

It's the Disney Pixar. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (124:36)

So it's just like a little cartoon with two moms.

Oscar (124:38)

Just. Yeah, it was such a small moment of like, she had a partner. Like, you know what I mean? Like, it was not even the plot of the movie. It was just like a minor.

Trisha Paytas (124:46)

Like, okay, so it wasn't even like two girls making out and he's just like one.

Oscar (124:48)

No, it literally was just like, it showed like, I think she was like one of the. It's basically like Buzz Lightyear, the story of Buzz Lightyear and like the. I guess one of the astronauts, whatever, was lesbian. It just showed her going home to her partner.

Trisha Paytas (125:02)

That's so funny.

Oscar (125:04)

It was like. It was literally like 10 seconds. It was the smallest thing.

Trisha Paytas (125:08)

Weird. But again, this is why older people just age out eventually. You know what I mean? Which is Fine of us too. Like I said, I always say this, like, I just think they don't get it. They don't. Like. What do you. What do you mean? You don't have to explain anything. Like, that's just life. There's two moms, you know, I don't know if you have to, like, explain that to a child.

Oscar (125:21)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (125:22)

Child's not having a baby. Like, what do you mean?

Oscar (125:23)

Two parents love each other. They have a baby is very scary.

Trisha Paytas (125:27)

Yeah, no, that is weird. And you said that interview. Oh, right, that's. Yeah. Again, would not have to, like, voice everything that happens in our head. You know what I mean? Or happens in our private life. It's just weird. It's just like outwardly homophobic people these days. Very odd. It's very odd and very scary that people don't feel the need to hide it either. You know what I mean? Not that it's good to, like, hide it, but, you know, if you're gonna be it, just keep it quiet.

Oscar (125:48)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (125:48)

You don't need to project it to the audience or even like. Like, that actor is like, so.

Oscar (125:51)

No, you're right. Like, the fact that it. People feel safe enough to be racist or homopho. Anything really, you know, bigoted in general. It's very scary. Well, you will never catch us liking anything like that, though.

Trisha Paytas (126:09)

Well, I might on accident.

Oscar (126:11)

That's why I paused. I was like, you will never catch us.

Trisha Paytas (126:16)

You have to tell me. You guys will have to tell me. But just consider me like your old little auntie. That's a little crazy. You know what I mean?

Oscar (126:22)

Bad vision as well.

Trisha Paytas (126:23)

Oh, yes, me and you and you.

Oscar (126:24)

Speed read.

Trisha Paytas (126:25)

Oh, oh. All of that. Bad vision. Chubby fingers. Speed reading. My fingers are always hitting. So I'm just saying that as a warning now because it always. I did it today. I was trying to push something. It's like a report button and it goes to something else and I'm just like, this is not it for me. So just know I should just sound like anything. But I end up liking everything. Even in my comments. Comments I do read quickly and sometimes I misread what people are trying to say. So let's end homophobia. We need Hillary Duff back.

Oscar (126:54)

They need to bring those freaking commercial commercials back. What the hell do you know?

Trisha Paytas (126:58)

What you're saying is what was hers? I remember. Was that like that skirt?

Oscar (127:02)

When you say, that's okay, do you mean what you say?

Trisha Paytas (127:04)

That was good. That was a good line. Whoever wrote that 8.

Oscar (127:07)

They ate with that.

Trisha Paytas (127:08)

Yeah, yeah. Because that's true. Maybe people didn't know, you know?

Oscar (127:13)

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Trisha Paytas (127:13)

Back in the day, you know, you would say, that's okay.

Oscar (127:17)

That's. So what was that girl with?

Trisha Paytas (127:18)

The girl wearing a top as a skirt or something?

Oscar (127:23)

They ate with that. They need to bring that back these days.

Trisha Paytas (127:26)

I know. Hillary Duff can save us. I love her.

Oscar (127:29)

We need you.

Trisha Paytas (127:30)

That was a good commercial. People laugh at it or who else? Who's the one?

Oscar (127:34)

The Josh Hutchins.

Trisha Paytas (127:34)

Yeah. That was so crazy, too. I love crazy commercial. Like, I love seeing, like, these clips of, like, crazy things that happen that I don't remember. And I'm always like, wow, that was wild, too.

Oscar (127:43)

I know Josh Hutchinson is going to be on this podcast. Don't ask me how. I just know.

Trisha Paytas (127:47)

Really.

Oscar (127:48)

I just see it in my head.

Trisha Paytas (127:49)

Wait, do you know something I don't know?

Oscar (127:50)

No, I just feel it.

Trisha Paytas (127:51)

Sometimes when I know something, I pretend like I'm manifesting it so that when it comes out. She called it.

Oscar (127:56)

I don't know, I just see it because a. I don't know if his character in the Rachel Senna HBO show is gay or if he's just doing a lot of promo with Jordan. What's his last name?

Trisha Paytas (128:09)

First Man.

Oscar (128:10)

First man, yeah.

Trisha Paytas (128:11)

He's doing promo with him.

Oscar (128:12)

He's always doing reels and tick tocks with Jordan. And Jordan, he has a song called I Want to See My Friends and.

Trisha Paytas (128:22)

Doing it with him.

Oscar (128:23)

Yes. Like, lip singing to the song and I'm so confused.

Trisha Paytas (128:25)

Jordan knows everybody, though.

Oscar (128:26)

He does. And they're in the show together. So I don't know. And Josh Hutchinson's just Ally in general, but maybe he's playing a queer character. I don't know. But then also, between that and five nights at Freddy's in December, I'm like, where else is he gonna go? All right, Josh, you can't go to Call her daddy. You gotta come.

Trisha Paytas (128:41)

Well, he probably will probably go there first, but as we are now we are alums with the Unwell Network, maybe he'll come here after, be like, throw him over to us. You know what I mean?

Oscar (128:53)

In Vegas, you gotta really, you know, sell it to Alex. Alex, you know, we gotta be a package.

Trisha Paytas (128:58)

You know, package or some. Send us the ones you don't want. Like, actually, no Josh Hutchinson this month, but.

Oscar (129:05)

But you can go to Jess.

Trisha Paytas (129:07)

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Not for us. I actually love. We really need to get in with unwell people just in case it's like, no, you don't want to go to us. They're not gonna go to Harry Jowsey. They're gonna come here. You know what I mean? They'll be like, well, maybe pass on that there. And she'll probably pitch them to Harry and they'll be like, no. You know, maybe Iris and Pepe go on Harry Jowsey. Because I feel like Love Island. What's the other one? What's the one he was on? Whatever he was on. Too hot to handle or something.

Oscar (129:30)

Yeah. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (129:31)

So those go more hand in hand.

Oscar (129:32)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (129:33)

No, hate Iris and Pepe. They seem sweet, but.

Oscar (129:35)

Yeah. We just don't know the full lore.

Trisha Paytas (129:36)

No, I don't know the lore. I think Pepe cheated, so you. Pepe?

Oscar (129:39)

Really? That's what you heard?

Trisha Paytas (129:40)

I did hear that he cheated because Iris unfollowed him. And I think there was a girl that said she slept with him.

Oscar (129:46)

No way. Wait, that is kind of gaggy to me.

Trisha Paytas (129:48)

It is kind of gaggy. I know. I was looking up a little bit. Shout out. Ari, my makeup artist. She, like, loves Love Island. She said tonight is, like, the reunion of it all.

Oscar (129:54)

Yeah. And Amaya and Brian. Was that his name? Unfollowed each other as well. Yeah. Some winners.

Trisha Paytas (130:01)

Oh, no. I guess the only ones hanging out is Nicola Nicholandria. Nicholandria, yeah. Love them. They did a NYX cosmetics campaign.

Oscar (130:08)

I think I'm still. This is no shade at all. I'm just something. I don't know. Maybe it's just I'm anti straight guy. I don't know. But something Nick.

Trisha Paytas (130:16)

I'm like, yeah, yeah. Oh, for sure.

Oscar (130:19)

I don't know. Something about, like. I think he was just so quick with it. Like, as soon as the show ended, he was so quick to be, like, on cameo. And his cameos were so expensive.

Trisha Paytas (130:27)

And, like, how much are his cameos?

Oscar (130:29)

I forgot how I remember reading it when it first came out. It was a lot.

Trisha Paytas (130:32)

Like, maybe 100.

Oscar (130:33)

It was over 100.

Trisha Paytas (130:35)

All right. In demand.

Oscar (130:36)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (130:37)

But I was like, well, like, Lena paid us, too. We got her cameo prices. I was like, all right, so Love island should definitely.

Oscar (130:44)

And then there was another tik Tok, like, of him pretending to, like, when fans are trying to, like, say hi, like, on the street or whatever. And he was pretending to be on the phone, and then. But it showed that his phone was, like, off, like. And I was like, can you say hi to the girl?

Trisha Paytas (130:58)

He was actually being serious.

Oscar (130:59)

He was trying to, like, avoid stopping, which, you know, maybe he could have been in a rush or something. I don't know, who am I to say?

Trisha Paytas (131:04)

But I think this is also the one that confused Dallas for James Charles. Yes. Which is crazy. And I guess Tiana likes, she. She like knows of them. I don't know if she knows him, but she goes, oh. Like maybe he just. Just thought, you know, like she was, you know, trying to see the bright like the other side of it.

Oscar (131:18)

Like maybe it wasn't meant to be of Nick.

Trisha Paytas (131:21)

And Nick confusing Dallas with James.

Oscar (131:24)

Honestly Tea, because I could see in straight man world, like it's not that they look drastically different. I think to me it's so obvious. But I think it's like a straight. Yes.

Trisha Paytas (131:35)

No, I know doubts. He's very different looking. Everything that. But maybe you know, like their hair and their way they wear their makeup and stuff like that. You would think. And also straight guys, guys just would just, you know, they might confuse Manny Mua, which. You know what I mean?

Oscar (131:46)

Yeah. I feel like it's the equivalent of us confusing straight guys for each other all the time.

Trisha Paytas (131:50)

Which is true.

Oscar (131:51)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (131:51)

Like confuse all them. Every time you give me these new little boys, not little, but all the boys like Noah Sentinel, I'm like, is that Noah is there Noah Schnapp, Noah Beck. There's so many Noahs and they all look the same and I'm like, I don't know the difference between all these Noahs. So when you tell me, I'm like, I don't know and I get them all confused. But it is, it's the same. Like it's they all.

Oscar (132:12)

I thought. I didn't. When we talked about it before, I didn't see D's full response about it. I didn't know it was. He was lit up about it.

Trisha Paytas (132:21)

Wait, really?

Oscar (132:22)

Yeah, he was going in and then I think he said something like. I think he alleged that like Nick was trying to flirt with James as at some point or something like that because they had like liked each other's posts or whatever. He did get really fired up. I like was like, oh. And then he did delete it. So it was like. I think maybe it was oh, that's not moment but I see.

Trisha Paytas (132:40)

Yeah. When it happens to you, I'm sure it was worse. Like I'm trying to think of like a fat problematic person that I could be compared to and I'd be like, that's so like who's like fat but also like not a good person. Like who's a fat girl that's a non good person. Do we know so specific. Cuz I have like, any other factor I'll be honored to be compared to, but I'm trying to think of someone, like, who's fat enough.

Oscar (132:59)

A good person.

Trisha Paytas (133:02)

I know, I know.

Oscar (133:04)

Who is fat and evil.

Trisha Paytas (133:10)

I don't even know. I guess all fat girls are just nice. We're just jolly. I can't think of an evil fat or is kind of a. She's kind of a queen. Okay. She's not evil. And I don't even think she's like that fat. But I get compared a lot to like, there's an influencer named Amberlynn Reid. Do you know her? People are like, yeah, they compare me to her. And I don't think it's a. I don't think it's an insult. She's way younger than me, whatever. But I think she. She might. I don't know the lore. She might be like a cheater. She might cheat on her relationships with her girlfriends and stuff like that. So I think she's maybe not like a great person. So, like, I don't love that comparison sometimes. I don't know. I honestly, like, I get it a lot. I think she's sweet. She's always trying to lose weight as a my girl. But I think there's like lore to her that she's like, not maybe nice to her girlfriends.

Oscar (133:54)

Oh, okay.

Trisha Paytas (133:55)

So then I don't love that comparison.

Oscar (133:56)

You know what I mean?

Trisha Paytas (133:58)

That's the only thing I could think of. I'm trying to think of like. Or who would you not want to be compared to that has glasses, who's an evil with glasses who's evil and gay. Evil and gay is crazy.

Moses (134:07)

James Charles.

Trisha Paytas (134:09)

Oh my God. What if someone compared to. What if Nick was like, hey, James Charles to you?

Oscar (134:12)

To me?

Trisha Paytas (134:13)

Yeah.

Oscar (134:15)

I would be here again and be like, look at my. You think I'm James Charles?

Trisha Paytas (134:21)

That read would be correct. Yeah, I guess, you know, it might be something. I guess I get it. I get it. But I was trying to see the other side. I'm totally teamed out on this, for the record. But I just. I get.

Oscar (134:32)

No, I. Yeah, I definitely see it too. But like, I get how a straight man. Cuz I can't be like, how could you do that when I always got straight people mixed up? You know? But Alandria, I do, I do love. I mean, she's literally. I see like getty images of her and they literally look like. Or if it's a photo shoot, because like, like, yeah, she's just so sickening. It's crazy. I can't even handle it.

Trisha Paytas (134:55)

No. I love that she got it. And I get why he's in it with her because I didn't know the lore either. I was like, why? Because that was my issue on not Levi. I was like, why is he in this next house is around the matte rife time. And I was like, I don't want to see like a straight man in this campaign. But I guess he carried around her lip combo.

Oscar (135:07)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (135:08)

Because it's always getting so. I was like, okay, that's kind of cute then.

Oscar (135:10)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (135:10)

But Nick, you better treat her.

Oscar (135:11)

And it would always like, train like her lip.

Trisha Paytas (135:15)

Yeah. It was a cute concept. I love it and I think it is cute. But like, I. He better. It better be long lasting. And him not like, if you slip.

Oscar (135:21)

Up, we're gonna be on your.

Trisha Paytas (135:22)

Exactly. Because all these boys do get very famous because of their girls.

Oscar (135:26)

Yes.

Trisha Paytas (135:26)

Which is like, cute. We love. But let's learn anything from Nicholas Sh and Jessica Simpson. It's like, let's not hype him up too much because we don't know. But if he's great and trees are wonderful, then we love.

Oscar (135:33)

Or even like Janae and I forget his name.

Trisha Paytas (135:37)

Exactly. But literally, I forget his name. No, same.

Oscar (135:39)

I don't know.

Trisha Paytas (135:40)

I know. Because they were talking about how that sounds.

Oscar (135:43)

Right. Yeah. So, yeah, we see how it happens. Although it is those show. It's always such a mixed bag. Some of them kind of have lasted a little bit, so. But I guess the success rate is not like the most.

Trisha Paytas (135:56)

Well, we know men are always the problem in these relationships. Like, they're always ones cheating. They're always the one finding out something.

Oscar (136:01)

Getting a little too, like, big headed, thinking they're the star or whatever.

Trisha Paytas (136:06)

No, you're never the star.

Oscar (136:07)

Yeah. You can't be the star without in this sense specifically. Especially because the girls carry the whole program like the show is nothing without this.

Trisha Paytas (136:15)

Right. They're the ones that bring it. I think just in general in life too, you know, Justin, Michael Shay, Kermit would be nothing without Miss Piggy.

Oscar (136:24)

Even like a Tom Da. Like, I think Zendaya is like, yeah.

Trisha Paytas (136:28)

She is the star. But what's great is like, you know, we love also the reason they become so big together as a couple because we see Tom, like, lifting her up and supporting her.

Oscar (136:35)

And not like he's so grateful to be with her.

Trisha Paytas (136:38)

Yes. Praising her being like queen. Someone else has that on a red carpet too. He always like shows his wife. I think he even might be the star now. I Can't even think of who it was. But he always like is showing his wife off and like presenting her as if she's thing. And I think that's what, that's what you should do as a man. Cuz the wife is pretty.

Oscar (136:55)

That is a good transition actually to Nara Smith and Lucky Blue. This was crazy.

Trisha Paytas (137:02)

I love, I don't know what this hot topic is, but we gotta do this trend because I do love. Is it the trend. Oh of them like what they do in their relationship. Non negotiables.

Oscar (137:10)

Yes, yes, yes.

Trisha Paytas (137:11)

Okay. Love this trend. I saw someone else doing it too. William and Levi did it.

Oscar (137:15)

Yeah, like the unspoken rules.

Trisha Paytas (137:16)

Yeah, I love this trend. Was this a hot topic? I didn't even know like well it.

Oscar (137:20)

Was kind of controversial because Lucky said the one thing I do is drive no matter what and I really get bothered with when I see girls driving a guy.

Trisha Paytas (137:27)

Oh, well that was a crazy thing. Like I, I was totally with him on that. Like love this. Yes, King Chilvers. And then he's like, I get bothered. Okay, well let's. Who cares what other people are doing?

Oscar (137:36)

Yeah, that was kind of n. Yeah, that really was like wait, what?

Trisha Paytas (137:40)

I want to drive all the time. Sometimes I fight Moses. Like he hates when I pick like, like I. Who I think actually I think Nara does what I do. She said something.

Moses (137:48)

They said the same thing. That she'll drop him off at the, oh, the supermarket. It like I'll run get the groceries really fast and then she'll come to pick me up. I'll jump into the car.

Trisha Paytas (137:56)

I think that was William and Levi it.

Moses (137:59)

Oh yeah.

Trisha Paytas (137:59)

Did you see the one? Yeah, I think that was them. Cuz I thought it was Naras too. I got them mixed up. Cuz we love that couple too. But yeah, that was exactly what I did. Cuz she's like, oh, I never drive either. Unless it's to go to the grocery store. Cuz he's like a chef. Well he cooks for her and so she'll pick up stuff and we do that too. But Moses hates when I like drive him. And I'm like, I want to drive. Like sometimes I want to drive. So when Lucky said that, I was like, well I, I, it's my car, I want to drive it. I want to drive a Mercedes. Why do you think I got a Maybach? I want to drive it. I don't want to be driven around in it. You know what I mean? Even when I got the Maybach, I remember you're like, oh, I'll show for you. I'm like, but I want to drive it. Like I want to drive the car. You know I did love the chauffeuring too. I think it's great. Love that aspect. But yeah, I kind of agree with people are like. Because the comments were nice. The comments like we love this. Where'd we find this?

Oscar (138:38)

I really contextually of like to me again if I didn't know the whole trad wife thing and I didn't know everything about Lucky like just being super like gen like the gender nor like the gender norms, you know, like I feel like the context or like the underlying messaging was that like it's almost emasculating for a woman to drive a man.

Trisha Paytas (139:04)

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Oscar (139:05)

You know? Yeah, yeah. That's like the. The underlying thing and that messaging is like, like that's where I'm like I say it's not like a chivalrous like cuz I'm sure like in theory like yeah love that a guy like you know, wants to do that for. But then yeah to say that you can't even imagine what did he say?

Trisha Paytas (139:20)

What was his quote? What is his exact words?

Oscar (139:22)

I really get bothered when I see a like why? I don't know why. I just don't like it. You know why.

Trisha Paytas (139:30)

That'S. That's saying it. But you know why? Like that's what is so annoying. It's like, and what like why? Like that's what I understand. Why does it understand about anyone? Like why does it bother you what anyone does? I would never be like, it bothers me whenever you could just say like, personally I like to drive you around like. And she could be like, personally I love when he drives me around. You know what I mean? People are so weird when they start putting those judgment on other people. I. Yeah. Okay. Fighting words. I'm gonna do a reaction today on Tick Tock about it. I love Lucky. I'm a little sucker too for him. He is very handsome and he's better now with the hair. I saw pictures of them like a while ago like a old YouTube video when they were pregnant with their first baby. And he was like, shaved head, not as good. Cute. It was like a buzz cut.

Oscar (140:06)

Oh, he had a buzz cut for.

Trisha Paytas (140:07)

He had a buzz cut. She sounded so different. Obviously we know she does ASMR in her whisper voice and but they sound so different. And I was like, how did their whole voices change so crazy. Like completely different.

Oscar (140:17)

Yeah. When I worked at his modeling agency, he had the like his same like hairstyle now and he was like 16 at that time, but giving like Elvis.

Trisha Paytas (140:27)

Yeah, he had a. He had a buzz cut around. It was a weird video. They're talking about their, like, like their labor and delivery story with their first. Her first baby and his second. But the way they were talking about it was like he had never been a parent either. Oh, it was very odd. And I didn't even know until I read the comments. Everyone's like, oh, he. He's had a baby for a couple years. Like he's been a parent, but he was acting like, you know, first time parents. And I was like, that's odd. Yeah, I know they, like hang out and I'm not judging. Like, obviously I don't know their situation, but I know they hang out with his other kids, so I'm sure it's fine now. Just so the whole video was like, weird. They were just very different people. It was a long time ago when she was like 8, 18. Her voice was different. But yeah, I like them. I'm a fan because I do think they're both attractive. So I'm there for it. But something does always give me. Maybe it's just the way. Maybe it's on purpose by design. Little like, creepiness of it all. Yeah, it gives a little Stepford wife vibes.

Oscar (141:14)

And then another thing I thought was funny is when she talks about making food for him. She said, I always make sure Lucky never runs out of hot sauce. So every time I see it run low, I go by hot sauce.

Trisha Paytas (141:25)

Oh, yeah, I love that.

Oscar (141:26)

And then when Lucky's eating a salad, I make sure to not put any veggies in there that doesn't like. So he doesn't have to hassle with picking them out.

Trisha Paytas (141:33)

Love that.

Oscar (141:33)

And then Lucky said he never even noticed that until she just pointed it out right there.

Trisha Paytas (141:38)

So wait, he never noticed what?

Oscar (141:39)

That he. She picks out the vegetables, but she's.

Trisha Paytas (141:43)

Like making the salad. So she just doesn't put them in or they bought a salad and she's picking it out.

Oscar (141:47)

I think she's going in to her garden and she is taking the tomatoes, she's taking the lettuce.

Trisha Paytas (141:52)

She's, you know, so she's just not.

Moses (141:54)

Yeah, to begin with, she's not pretty because.

Trisha Paytas (141:56)

Okay, my sister used to pick out the veggies in the Panda Express fried rice. She would. She would do that. And that's time consuming, so that's what I thought she was doing.

Oscar (142:04)

But maybe you're right though, because she does say that she picks, like, she picks it out.

Trisha Paytas (142:08)

Yeah, that's so different than just not including.

Oscar (142:10)

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Moses (142:11)

Maybe she orders the food and then pretends that she made it out or.

Oscar (142:16)

Like the pre made salad mix. You know what I mean?

Trisha Paytas (142:18)

And it's like, yeah, that could, that could be it. Because when I was thinking picky, I'm like, oh, she's picking it up.

Oscar (142:24)

Yeah, you just not. You just don't put. Oh, clocked it.

Trisha Paytas (142:28)

I mean I love that. I liked all their other like little things in general. That trend is a little like controversial because it's like these are things we do and people get gagged by it. But I still want to do it because I said I've seen so many people doing it. I want to do that. Here's things we do in our relationship just for the whole Internet to judges. I don't know what we do. Like literally just Moses doing everything. Like what are about you talking do? That's all I get. What do you do for him? Trishab? Nothing. I just exist. But I am googling. I did Google the other day how to be a better wife. What were the results?

Oscar (142:58)

If you're ser.

Trisha Paytas (143:00)

It was like, it was just all the normal, like you know, prepare meals, spend quality time. Give him a gift saying you're thinking of him. But he eats all that stuff. So I don't know what I'm supposed to do. Maybe quality time. So that's not an option.

Moses (143:13)

I like quality time time.

Trisha Paytas (143:14)

We don't have that. There's no time. I schedule everything. There's no time for quality time.

Oscar (143:18)

You have to schedule in quality time.

Trisha Paytas (143:20)

I know. No, not happening anytime soon. I tried to do the walk and it was too hot last week I was trying to schedule that in so we missed that.

Oscar (143:28)

Well, it'll cool down soon and then you could schedule those.

Moses (143:32)

I'll see you then.

Trisha Paytas (143:33)

See you then. Yeah, see you when it cools down. That's it. We watch most of McCarthy movies together. Sometimes something.

Oscar (143:39)

Yeah, I guess you have to watch Dune.

Trisha Paytas (143:43)

No, I guess that that would make me a better wife. Okay. I would do that. Is that what you want?

Oscar (143:47)

You want me to watch it?

Trisha Paytas (143:49)

Okay. Is it coming to theaters? Cuz we do like going to the theater.

Oscar (143:52)

Avatar 3 comes out 2029, I think next year. All right, next December.

Trisha Paytas (143:58)

That'll be our date. Cuz I do worry, you know, sometimes I go on tik Tok and it's like it's usually the opposite way. The wives are like, you know, they want a divorce and the husband's like, oh, I didn't even see it coming, coming. And then everyone's like, well, you should have seen the signs. Here are the signs. I was like, oh, maybe I should make sure I'm a good better wife, you know, because that'd be awful one day. Just like I want divorce. I'm like, oh, I didn't even know. And I probably wouldn't have. But the signs are all there. If you do nothing, what do you expect? So I'm gonna try and do more. I have no idea what you want me to do, but I'll try and do more. Just fall asleep at 7:15. I know when I woke up at 10 and I was like, oh no. And then you're like, I was feeding the baby Aquaman. He's like, yep, he's been eating for the past two hours. I was like, oh my God, I'm so sorry. Because now he has three kids. And I was just like, I was it cuz you know, with three guy like always be feeding one or taking one to the bathroom or something. And I was like, damn, I left you all alone. You could have woken me up.

Moses (144:43)

If you fell asleep, you're obviously tired.

Trisha Paytas (144:45)

I wasn't, I really wasn't like waiting for you guys to wake me up.

Moses (144:48)

That was so funny.

Trisha Paytas (144:49)

I was hungry.

Moses (144:49)

I didn't get that because it was dark and not like lights were on or something.

Trisha Paytas (144:54)

The lights were on downstairs?

Moses (144:55)

No, no, at the bedroom. At the bedroom when we walked down.

Trisha Paytas (144:58)

Turning dark at the time. But I was cuz there were.

Moses (145:00)

Well, I would say they took longer. Like they stayed in the bed so long cuz they're just having fun. They were playing and.

Trisha Paytas (145:05)

Yeah, I heard.

Moses (145:06)

So we just stayed much longer.

Trisha Paytas (145:08)

Damn.

Moses (145:08)

Than the usual.

Trisha Paytas (145:09)

I messed that one up.

Moses (145:11)

It was fine. I think we, we finally went to sleep early. Cuz we always try to go to sleep early and we end up sleeping at 10:11.

Trisha Paytas (145:17)

Oh man, I felt bad.

Moses (145:19)

That was good.

Trisha Paytas (145:20)

He's hungry. Aquaman is a hungry boy.

Moses (145:22)

Yeah, I meant that more so he doesn't, you know, they eat until.

Trisha Paytas (145:27)

Oh, I thought you were like annoying. Like I've been feeding him for the past two hours. I'm so sorry.

Moses (145:30)

No, I just meant like he was eating a lot, so don't give him too much like kill moment or something.

Trisha Paytas (145:37)

Do we like Nara Lucky Blue together? Like I like her.

Oscar (145:43)

Me too.

Trisha Paytas (145:44)

Is it a don't worry darling situation? Like are you okay? You know what I mean? Obviously not that situation. But you know, like that's the difference.

Moses (145:51)

We're not judgmental of them. Like, they are.

Trisha Paytas (145:52)

Okay. Right. No judgment here, but we are a little.

Oscar (145:57)

I will say Lucky's manager, since he was 16, is a lesbian. So that makes me feel a little bit better. Otherwise it'd be a little concerned. I was like, how do you feel about gay people? But does he know she's, like, very butch?

Moses (146:11)

So, yeah, if we know him.

Trisha Paytas (146:15)

Not necessarily. You never know.

Oscar (146:17)

So that does make me feel better.

Trisha Paytas (146:19)

But, you know, sometimes people have a be like, oh, I can't be a hobic. I have a lesbian manager. You know what I mean?

Oscar (146:24)

That's very true. Yes.

Trisha Paytas (146:25)

So he's Mormon. She's not. Right. Didn't she clarify He's Mormon. I'm not.

Oscar (146:31)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (146:31)

Which is like, I don't. Okay.

Moses (146:34)

Does that mean he's still Mormon? Is he actually still Mormon if he, like, do they allow to marry outside of.

Trisha Paytas (146:40)

Yeah, that's why I was, like, questioning, because I was just like, I'm pretty sure Mormons are pretty strict on.

Moses (146:43)

Because then he's not keeping his Mormon ways. Unless she is doing what they're supposed.

Trisha Paytas (146:48)

Yeah. Because even, like, that's how Judaism is too. It's like, if you don't convert, then you're not like. Like, you know, there. So can you convert. Convert to Mormonism?

Moses (147:01)

I'm sure they accept people into the church.

Trisha Paytas (147:05)

Yeah.

Moses (147:05)

If you're rich enough. If you have enough money.

Trisha Paytas (147:08)

I don't know. They are on, like, a big old farm having lots of kids. I'm interested in Mormons, though. I like a Mormon.

Oscar (147:16)

Oh, speaking of kids, quickly, the Millie Bobby Brown being a mother, I thought that was sweet. People were anti.

Trisha Paytas (147:23)

People are just anti everything. I think people are anti everything. I don't think anybody wants anything in this world anymore.

Oscar (147:28)

How.

Moses (147:29)

What were they even upset about?

Oscar (147:31)

People? A lot of people on the Internet were upset that she was so young and adopting, and people were worried about, like, her not having, like, a childhood and how she should be having, like, slumber parties. And all her friends. All her friends are now her husband's friends.

Trisha Paytas (147:48)

Oh, I did see that before. Yeah. There's like, two different things. Yeah. Because in my head, I was like, okay, if she was like, you know, Lindsay Lohan at 21 and, like, partying people like, wow, child star gone wrong. She's just so reckless. But she's, like, settled down, married, adopted a baby. Like, you know what I mean? Like, that's pretty. Those are pretty serious things. She describes herself as, like, old, an old lady, like, all stuff. So. Yeah, I did see the thing about her husband's friends being her friends. And I'm like, I don't know if there's, like, anything wrong with it. It's not like she's a pick me where she's like, my only friends are guys. It's like she's married. Her husband obviously is social. Like, I do. People who had friends, they were like, social. Had a big friend group. So inherently, like, they became my friends. You know what I mean? So it's like, if I would have, like, married any of those people that had friends, I probably would have been friends with all those people. You know what I mean? So I don't think there's, like, anything wrong with that. I don't know. People are kind of, like, weird for me also.

Moses (148:36)

Adopting. You take a baby out of foster care. Out of.

Trisha Paytas (148:39)

Well, adoption obviously is perfect. I mean, that's. There's no complaints about there. People who do. That is like, weird. What are you talking about? She has the resources, the money. Like, she has a husband. She had. They both had come from good families. So, like, what. What is the issue with that? I don't understand.

Oscar (148:51)

And her mom had her when she was 21 and her dad was 19, so. And she, like, said that she is still close with the mom. And she always, like. And this was before she adopted, like, she did a podcast interview where she talked about that and how she always wanted to have, like, a family, be like her mom, how she had them and being, like, close in age, ish, you know, with your child or whatever. Like, like that bond.

Trisha Paytas (149:17)

Yeah, I think, like, I would have. I would have loved to have a baby at 21. I would love to have a baby at 18. Like, I. Like, there's some people just, like, you just like, are called to be a mom. You just want to be a mother. And that makes sense if she had a young mom.

Oscar (149:26)

Yeah. And she has a lot of animals, too. Like, I think she just loves, like, a big, like, a house full of, like, life because she has, like, 15 dogs or something.

Trisha Paytas (149:35)

Oh, I didn't know that.

Oscar (149:35)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (149:36)

And if you're taking care of 15 dogs, like, I always say a dog is harder than child. So if you're taking care of 15. A child. I had a dog for one day and I was like, can't do it.

Oscar (149:42)

It.

Trisha Paytas (149:43)

And I have three kids and they're doing pretty well, you know, So I think.

Oscar (149:47)

Yeah, and having just, like, the resources to, like, obviously that baby would be okay. I did kind of feel bad, though, because I think she. Her plan was to keep it very, very private. But then there was paparazzi photos, I think, because they came out like right after her Instagram. So she must have found out that they're going to sell these photos and publish them. So she like posted her Instagram statement to say that she adopted, which is kind of sad.

Trisha Paytas (150:09)

That's so sad.

Moses (150:10)

Because.

Trisha Paytas (150:10)

Yeah, then, like, privacy and like I always say, like, why would you want to say you want privacy? But. But that makes sense because.

Oscar (150:14)

Yeah, because the photos came out literally, like right after. And it was so random. Like the timing of announcing it, that was like. This makes sense because she was pushing the stroller and she was wearing a sweatshirt that said Mother on it. And it was like, people like, oh, a paparazzi walk. I'm like, I don't think she's gonna. Like, she just adopted a baby. I don't think she's gonna be. I think she's living her life. It's just like you at the freaking Brent's Deli. You know what I mean?

Trisha Paytas (150:36)

Right? No, true. I'm with you on there. The Mother Church. That's crazy though. That is a little wild, right?

Oscar (150:40)

I think she's just excited.

Moses (150:42)

No, I love it because every event we have, we have shirts and things.

Trisha Paytas (150:46)

Of course. But I mean, that's. I mean, I. I love it. I'm not knocking it, but that is kind of wild. If you're like trying to hide and then you're just like mom and you're really Bobby Brown. You're like mother and push. Because if you're pushing a stroller, you say, oh, it's my niece. You can do those things. But if you're just like mother.

Oscar (151:01)

True. Or maybe she just loves that. Don't you have a song called Mother oh me? Maybe she loves your song.

Trisha Paytas (151:08)

The banner is still there. We got to change that.

Oscar (151:10)

I was thinking about that yesterday. I was like. But I forgot how. What? I had it before.

Trisha Paytas (151:15)

Maybe it was just the checkered. I don't know. It's been there. It's just like December 2024. Mother was a great song. Go check it out on Patreon. Shout out Patreon for doing that music video.

Oscar (151:25)

Brown for representing the song.

Trisha Paytas (151:26)

Yeah, maybe that's what it was. I love it. No, you bought me a sweatshirt that said, like, mom established 2022 or something. I like shirts like that.

Moses (151:33)

I just think she must have been so. Cuz the process of adopting a baby is so hard. And she's probably so excited. She's not even thinking paparazzi or anything.

Oscar (151:41)

And you can tell the photos were taken, like, very far.

Moses (151:44)

Just immediately put that sweater on and go for a walk.

Trisha Paytas (151:46)

She should move to Dubai. Lind says that paparazzis are illegal out there.

Oscar (151:50)

They cannot take pictures.

Trisha Paytas (151:51)

No one can take a picture of you without your consent. There.

Moses (151:54)

In public. There's no.

Trisha Paytas (151:56)

In public.

Oscar (151:56)

But I feel like she has gay friends.

Trisha Paytas (151:57)

No, Liz. Lan. She has gay friends.

Oscar (152:02)

Isn't it illegal for there.

Trisha Paytas (152:04)

Oh, oh, her friends. Right. Is it, I think, to be gay?

Oscar (152:11)

I don't know.

Trisha Paytas (152:12)

Okay, maybe that's crazy. Okay.

Oscar (152:14)

Is it?

Trisha Paytas (152:15)

Moses did say there's other problems with Dubai, so I guess, yeah, he's.

Moses (152:18)

There's a reason. Illegal.

Trisha Paytas (152:22)

That's wild. How can they just say it's illegal to be gay?

Moses (152:25)

Because it's not a democracy.

Trisha Paytas (152:28)

Oh, wow. Okay. Never mind. England or wherever you are. Oh, damn.

Oscar (152:38)

Okay.

Trisha Paytas (152:40)

Wild.

Oscar (152:40)

Damn.

Trisha Paytas (152:41)

That is. What do you mean? That's crazy? Okay, well, there's no gay people born in Dubai.

Oscar (152:47)

What if you're just born in Dubai.

Moses (152:48)

You gotta escape, hide it or move out.

Trisha Paytas (152:51)

That's actually so sad.

Oscar (152:53)

I know.

Trisha Paytas (152:53)

Oh, wow. What a dark way to end this.

Oscar (152:56)

Well, we have to end it on the gays. And that's Connor and Troy.

Trisha Paytas (153:00)

Oh, I know. I had to watch this while Moses was. He never sleeps. He slept for, like, 40 minutes yesterday. And I was like, oh, this is my chance. I turned off Gilmore Girls to watch Troy and Connor.

Oscar (153:09)

I know. Connor Frantz at breaking a silence about Troye Sivan. I was gagged, I think.

Trisha Paytas (153:13)

Were you guys gagged?

Oscar (153:14)

He has never talked about it, but.

Trisha Paytas (153:17)

He, like, barely did. Love. Okay. When he was. I was gagged. I was so excited because we were in the group chat. It was Jimmy, Oscar. I. Yeah. Gonna eat this with dinner tonight. No, boot, let's go.

Oscar (153:25)

Like, I was gagged when I saw that he posted a video and the title was My Good side. Yes, My Good side. I was like. And then that's when I was gagged and I watched. I was like, he's so mentally stable, too.

Trisha Paytas (153:36)

Mentally stable. I want to clap back from Connor. So that's why I'm like, give us nothing.

Oscar (153:43)

You fishing for drama with Connor, Frances?

Trisha Paytas (153:45)

I mean, that was really nice. He sent me a nice dm. I was like, oh, I love this. Like, you know, he's very sweet, and he seems very sweet, and, like, he said he's in his own little bubble on the Internet. And he's like, I love being here.

Oscar (153:55)

It is so funny, though.

Trisha Paytas (153:57)

What is he doing on the Internet, though? He always said he's in his bubble. I'm like, what are you doing on there?

Oscar (153:59)

He's still, I guess he's still posting YouTube videos. I am curious as to what else he's doing though.

Trisha Paytas (154:05)

Yeah, come on, let us know.

Oscar (154:07)

Yeah, but you got to talk about the good side. You know, I do have follow up questions.

Trisha Paytas (154:12)

It was a five minute video too. I was like, yeah. And it was very 10 minute ad sense.

Oscar (154:16)

I guess the big thing was he did say that he did end up seeing Troy again and they had like a good talk or whatever. Whatever. So that was interesting. And that's the first time he actually confirmed. Neither of them have confirmed that they dated each other. Even though we all knew.

Trisha Paytas (154:30)

Oh yeah.

Oscar (154:31)

And they knew that we knew, but they had never like publicly said that they dated. So that was another like, oh my God. He said, Troy, my boy, my ex boyfriend. So that was like another moment, I.

Trisha Paytas (154:42)

Think because you were like in it at the time, so maybe you're like more so.

Oscar (154:46)

I think, I think I was so mad for him that last week when listening to Troy describe these lyrics from the Good side, I was like, nope, Connor, come on. Like get. No, we have to fight back. But he was like, he's very much like. He's like, if I could say anything, like, I. What do you say? He's like, I. I'm experiencing the good side. Like you didn't just have the good side. I also have the good side.

Trisha Paytas (155:06)

Like two New York Times bestseller. Discovering musical talent before they were famous. I was like, he really did.

Oscar (155:12)

And then he re added himself into Troy's crop. It was cinematic. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (155:18)

We're here together.

Oscar (155:19)

He did, he ate with that. Connor did eat with that.

Trisha Paytas (155:21)

But why did try to cut him off in the first place? Cut him out of the picture?

Oscar (155:24)

I guess because it's like awkward to post your ex boyfriend, I guess, but. And also Troy, like why would you make that the first photo? Like the cross. Yeah. Hide it in the dump.

Trisha Paytas (155:35)

Yeah, yeah. And he did say he was proud of all of Troy's success.

Oscar (155:40)

Yeah. Which was sweet.

Trisha Paytas (155:41)

I wonder if he really is. That's what you gotta ask. I was like, are you really? Gosh, I know people who give us who are just. What do they say? They're too, they're too media trained. They're too good. You know what I mean? It's just like, well, give us something. Give us a little tea. Give us a little. Especially Connor with the clap backs. Like he's a little sasking sometimes. And I was like, God, I feel like he could spill something, I think, because it's so.

Oscar (156:05)

Maybe it's just so long ago that he just doesn't, like, feel it anymore. You know what I mean?

Trisha Paytas (156:09)

Like you said, he's just too healthy in life.

Oscar (156:11)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (156:12)

Stable.

Oscar (156:12)

He. He did give me that. Like he just gives me. Very calm. I was watching that. The energy was very calm. He was so like, that's true sauce, but joke and very sweet. And I was like, no little jabs, nothing. No shade.

Trisha Paytas (156:22)

I was like, some people are just like that.

Oscar (156:25)

I. It made me want lobotomy. I'm not gonna lie. I was like, I. He seems very clear headed.

Trisha Paytas (156:29)

Do we know what a lobotomy is?

Oscar (156:31)

I remember from the movie Sucker Punch, Remember they were trying to give her the lobotomy where they took the. It's supposed to do something to your frontal lobe so it changes how you think or something.

Trisha Paytas (156:41)

I always thought it was like you taking out a brain, replacing it with another. But it's actually scrambling your brains like eggs. They just take a scrambler and mix it.

Oscar (156:49)

I'm looking it up.

Trisha Paytas (156:50)

Yeah. Someone told me. We looked it up actually in glam.

Oscar (156:53)

Oh, you're right. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (156:54)

Because I thought it was like a brain. I always say lobotomy too. I mean, I just need a new brain.

Oscar (156:57)

Like you thought it was a transplant.

Trisha Paytas (156:58)

Yeah. Oh, this one, they just scramble it up and hope it's.

Oscar (157:02)

Yeah. Through your eye, right?

Trisha Paytas (157:03)

Oh, through the eye. I thought they open it up up here and go.

Oscar (157:05)

No, it's like it.

Trisha Paytas (157:08)

I moved it.

Moses (157:09)

No, it's fine.

Trisha Paytas (157:10)

Oh, you knew. Oh, you were just showing me a little bottom of this.

Oscar (157:14)

It goes and then. Yeah. Supposed to change the way.

Trisha Paytas (157:17)

Well, I don't know if we want one of those.

Oscar (157:19)

I like the idea of it, but I don't want to go through that process.

Trisha Paytas (157:22)

Yeah. I think just stick to the medications. Me too. I mean, you talk about it. I don't think I'm doxing you. You know what I mean? Like, me too. I stick to my. You know.

Oscar (157:33)

Yeah. It's treatment.

Trisha Paytas (157:34)

Treatment, I guess.

Oscar (157:35)

Oh, my God, that is so funny.

Trisha Paytas (157:36)

I'm in treatment.

Oscar (157:38)

Yeah. You gagged with that?

Trisha Paytas (157:39)

Yeah, but I stick to treatments.

Oscar (157:41)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (157:41)

Because I don't. I don't want the pain either. I love the idea too.

Oscar (157:43)

I get. I don't. The Even in Sucker Punch, like seeing them almost give it to her, I was like, oh, that's not. You know what I mean?

Trisha Paytas (157:50)

Yeah. Yeah. I don't think that's really smart.

Oscar (157:52)

How do you even see afterwards if they're jabbing that.

Trisha Paytas (157:56)

Well, that's why they wear the eye patch, don't they?

Oscar (157:58)

You're so right.

Trisha Paytas (158:00)

I don't know why I never thought I was guessing. You think so, though?

Oscar (158:03)

That makes sense. Yeah, you're so right. That does make. Makes sense.

Trisha Paytas (158:07)

That sounds like a painful.

Oscar (158:08)

Was that. That was a Quentin Tarantino?

Trisha Paytas (158:11)

No, but it seems like it should be. Yeah, he seems like he would write that there was one with Daryl Hannah with an eye patch and kill bill.

Oscar (158:17)

Okay.

Trisha Paytas (158:17)

R.I.P. michael Madsen. He was also in that movie, in that scene. Very sad he died. Yeah. I was so Sad.

Oscar (158:24)

Was he Dr. Doom?

Trisha Paytas (158:26)

No, no, no, no. Who's Dr. Doom?

Oscar (158:34)

And no. In the first Fantastic Four.

Trisha Paytas (158:36)

Look him up. Look who it is, because I know. I'm curious to know. Maybe it is. Maybe he was in it. I know everything Michael Madsen's in, so I don't think it was him, but.

Oscar (158:45)

Oh, he was in Free Willy.

Trisha Paytas (158:47)

Yeah, he's the dad in Free Will. He's like the only time he played like a not a bad guy. Reservoir Dogs hatefully.

Oscar (158:52)

Okay. No, it was. He was not in Fantastic Four. You're right.

Trisha Paytas (158:56)

Well, who's Dr. Doom in Van Dancing 4? I want to know who that is. I want to know. He got it mixed up with steps.

Oscar (159:10)

Jillian McMohan. I don't know how I got that. I guess the M. Last name.

Trisha Paytas (159:14)

Okay. Yeah. Michael Madsen. Okay. Yeah.

Oscar (159:17)

McMohan. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (159:18)

Close enough.

Oscar (159:18)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (159:19)

Okay.

Oscar (159:20)

Ending on that note is crazy, but I hope you guys stuck around for the. That I hope you really stuck around for 2 hours and 40 minutes for that to find out who is Dr. Doom.

Trisha Paytas (159:33)

There you go. I wanted to know. And now you know who Michael Madsen is. So there you go.

Moses (159:38)

You better come over to Patreon because I have my Hot Topic.

Trisha Paytas (159:40)

Oh, Moses Hot topics. Go to patreon.com. you better lead it, baby. Better lead it. Introduce it. I can't wait. I can't wait to hear all of it. And I can't wait for you guys to watch this episode. Well, I'm glad you watched episode. You already did. So I can't wait to hear what you thought of it. Leave a comment down below and go to our patreon patreon.com J. We love you and we'll see you over there. Bye, guys.