Jan 13, 2026

Summary

Just Trish: January 13, 2026 — Podcast Summary

Podcast: Just Trish
Host: Trisha Paytas
Date: January 13, 2026
Co-Hosts: Moses, Nicole

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Main Theme

This episode centers around Trisha and friends' signature unfiltered takes on the latest pop culture news. The trio dissects the Golden Globes, viral celebrity couples, awards show mishaps, internet fandom drama, recent Hollywood scandals, and the interplay between celebrity culture and social media. Throughout, they balance their trademark blend of humor and controversy with authentic behind-the-scenes insight from Nicole’s and Trisha’s entertainment industry experience.

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Major Discussion Points & Insights

1. Golden Globes Recap & Behind-the-Scenes

• Location & Red Carpet Experience: The ceremony took place at the Beverly Hills Hilton, which this year mimicked the Met Gala’s signature staircase, making for “stairs to nowhere” photo ops. Attendees complained about the heat inside the tent.
  • Quote (13:21) Trisha: “They built the stairs because they wanted the Met Gala, like, so it was stairs to nowhere.”
• Gift Bags & Celebrity Access: Discussion about extravagant gift bags and celebrity treatment, including comments about Kylie Jenner and Timothée Chalamet’s highly-watched table interactions.
• Oscars Season & Awards Politics: Commentary on how “Wicked for Good” didn’t land the wins many anticipated, the campaign cycle, and the crossover between pop culture, streaming, and awards.

2. Broadway Debut & Award Nominations (Moses)

• Moses shares excitement about his surprising nomination for “Favorite Broadway Debut” at the iHeart Awards, juxtaposing his own underdog status with established stars.
  • Quote (10:07) Moses: “This is so crazy...I feel like I am the underdog. I’m, like, happy to be here. So if you are someone who wants to vote. I’m happy to be there, honestly.”

3. Viral Fandoms & Online Behavior

• Heated Rivalry/Letterboxd Drama: The fandom around the show “Heated Rivalry” is dissected, focusing on the leaked Letterboxd account of actor Hudson Williams. His blunt film reviews (calling Rachel Zegler’s performance “least embodied,” critiquing Pedro Pascal, etc.) stirred debate about private opinions, public persona, and hypocrisy in fan culture.
  • Quote (62:44): Trisha (reading Hudson's review): “Rachel Zegler was probably the least embodied performance I’ve seen in the last five years…”
• Fandom Hypocrisy & Online Bullying: The group reflects on how fans can both defend their idol’s opinions while ruthlessly bullying dissenting critics.

4. Celebrity Relationships & Internet Speculation

• Deep conversation about the scrutiny celebrity couples face (Kylie & Timmy, Justin & Hailey Bieber, Taylor Swift’s exes, Olivia Rodrigo, TikTok couples breaking up).
  • Quote (130:56): Trisha: “People love to discredit that girl. I feel for Hailey.”

5. AI, Deepfakes & Social Media Obsession

• Covered the news of a TikToker making viral AI edits inserting herself as Joe Keery’s partner, and the ethical/privacy questions it raises for fan communities and celebrities.
• Discussed ongoing problems with AI image abuse, particularly on X/Twitter, and its impact, especially on young actors and minors.
  • Quote (85:53): Trisha: “It is very misleading…AI situations of Joe Keery being her husband…It does bring up a lot of questions…it does look kind of real.”

6. Industry Insights: Podcast, TV, and Acting

• Reflections on the proliferation of celebrity podcasts, meta-commentary about podcast culture, and whether awards like the Golden Globes reward industry connections.
  • Quote (15:58): Nicole: “She got it because of how close she is to the people that vote and all that.”
• Analysis of the “old guard” of TV and how newer series win awards, as well as observations about the repetitive wins in TV awards.

7. Pop Culture Moments & Side Tangents

• Movie & Book Reviews: Discussion around Hudson Williams' viral Letterboxd reviews, the differences in critical vs. casual audience opinions, and social media's amplification of private thoughts.
• Childhood, Blockbuster Nostalgia & Privilege: The group contrasts memories of Blockbuster rentals vs. financial privilege and the normalization of different experiences.
  • Quote (54:23): Trisha: “It’s really as hard as that is. You wouldn’t know it’s a privilege when you’re young…”
• Mental Health & Neurodivergence in Pop Culture: An honest segment about personal OCD habits (Trisha), autism representation in media (and new Barbie), and destigmatizing neurodivergence.

8. Recent Scandals & Hot Topics

• Daniel Stern Solicitation Incident (Home Alone actor): The podcast riffs on the pointlessness of sting operations for prostitution, legal double standards, and the need for more pragmatic laws.
  • Quote (41:45): Trisha (joking): “If you want to be a prostitute, you have to go all the way!”
• Christy and Desmond’s Divorce: Their TikTok-perfect marriage fell apart over infidelity, which sparked a discussion about parasocial relationships and authenticity online.
  • Quote (121:00): Moses: “Because one person decided to cheat, that means you won’t be able to see your kids every day...”

9. Reality TV & Drag Race

• Recaps and impressions of “The Traitors” and “Drag Race,” including player drama, fan favorites, and diverse representation.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Fandom Double Standards (66:58): Trisha: “…look at what the girls engaged with; when everyone comes together and be like, ‘No, we love this show,’ like now Heated Rivalry’s a phenomenon and the biggest moment in pop culture. And I think it’s amazing. But I think the fandom gets a little crazy.”
• On Social Media & AI (85:53): Trisha: “It does look kind of real…AI situations of Joe Keery being her husband... It does bring up a lot of questions of, like, how is—a little much, right?”
• On Extent of Childhood Privilege (54:23): Trisha: “It’s a privilege when you’re young. You just think it’s the norm.”
• On Michael Rappaport on Traitors (97:00): Trisha: “Michael Rappaport is just, like, kind of the worst...Even Portia…she was like, ‘They did me a favor because he was worse in person.’”
• On Online Scandals (41:45): Trisha: “If you want to be a prostitute, you have to go all the way!”

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• Golden Globes Hot Takes & Awards Politics: 08:53–23:43
• Moses’ Broadway Debut Nomination: 09:31–12:45
• Celebrity Couple Watch & Public Scrutiny: 29:59–33:33; 130:09–133:43
• Heated Rivalry Letterboxd Leak & Fandom Drama: 60:30–67:43
• Joe Keery AI Deepfake Drama: 85:05–90:55
• Blockbuster Childhood Privilege: 54:02–55:30
• Industry Reflections on Celebrity Podcasts: 21:25–22:10
• Daniel Stern Solicitation Story: 39:37–45:07
• Traitors/Reality TV Commentary: 93:14–99:51
• Online Couples, Divorce & Authenticity: 117:35–122:43
• Neurodivergence & OCD Talk: 110:07–113:29
• Drag Race & RuPaul Segment: 102:01–104:53

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Tone & Language

The episode maintains an irreverent, often comedic tone, true to Trisha’s brand. The trio blend pop culture gossip with skepticism and vulnerability. Moses’s contributions lean into dramatic humor, while Nicole offers grounded industry commentary. The language is candid and conversational, sprinkled with dry observations, playful hyperbole, and moments of genuine empathy.

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Conclusion

This episode exemplifies “Just Trish” with its mix of hot takes, real-life insight, and good-natured chaos—a compelling pop culture digest for listeners who want more than just celebrity headlines. Whether breaking down awards show drama or meditating on the pitfalls of parasocial internet behavior, Trisha and company deliver snappy, often self-aware, and occasionally poignant takes that keep their audience entertained and in-the-know.

Transcript

[Trisha]

Hudson has never confirmed that it was his account, although once these leaked, the account did get deleted. So.

[Moses]

That's always the tell. That's always the tell sign right there.

[Trisha]

I guess Justin and Haley, I might. I'd be pretty gagged by, I guess, because they've been through so much at this point.

[Moses]

Yeah, that would be crazy.

[Trisha]

They've been through so much that, like.

[Moses]

Yeah, I think people want that. I think it's more shocking that they stay together. Everyone's like, oh, wow. They really. Her name is. She's got the dish and all the gossip. Filthy rich rhythm.

[Nicole]

We're breaking the fourth wall.

[Moses]

Welcome to the Just Trish podcast day. We're. We're a mime episode today. We are miming our emotions. You know, I wanted this as my first look back in 2026, but I didn't want it to, like, manifest silence for me.

[Trisha]

I am no longer speaking.

[Moses]

Ooh, Part two. Love a mime. Love mime culture. It's not offensive. We looked it up. I was like, let me make sure. Yeah, well, you know, we need to every, you know, see where it's. No, it's just to show expression. It's a blank slate, as if you were to get a poster board. It's just a blank slate to show expressions in my eyes, in my eyebrows, my mouth. Ooh. Inspired by Ethan Slater, actually on the wicked red carpet. Oh. I don't know if they showed it in my interview, but I talked about him. His next Broadway play is Marcel Marceau. Am I saying that right? The original mime in Paris. Although they're no longer Parisian. If you go to Paris, you can't find mimes. I just found out this morning.

[Trisha]

What? Yeah, I saw a 90 day fiance. They moved to France and was there mimes? Yeah, he got. He got a job for an episode as a mime. I forget his name, but the.

[Moses]

The husband sounds like cultural appropriation.

[Trisha]

Well, his wife is. His wife is French. She moved.

[Moses]

I love that excuse. I'll say. Well, my husband's this. It's fine.

[Trisha]

But you're also in a mime costume.

[Moses]

Well, but I'm not in France. I'm doing it in the comfort of my own home. More into our appreciation for Marcel Musso.

[Trisha]

Okay.

[Moses]

The original mime that Ethan Slater will be playing on.

[Trisha]

A little bit of fnaf and a little bit of Harley Quinn.

[Moses]

Oh, I'll take all of that.

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Moses]

Oh, was she a mime?

[Trisha]

She was a harlequin. What's that, like a joker? Are jokers related to mimes? In history. I don't know.

[Moses]

We should look up that history. I don't think so. I don't think so. I think clown.

[Nicole]

Well, it's a combination of clown. Because part of your makeup around the eyes clown. No, but the joker partially clown combined with a mime.

[Moses]

Malibu called a clown this morning. She's like, why are you a clown, Mom? You're like, why are you a clown? You know what she does? And I was like, well, going to work. Yeah, she clowns me. Well, it gives a circle face, too. I have a circle face. I know. I thought I was giving Marcel Masson and I'm giving John Wayne Gacy, I guess, right? We bring him up a lot.

[Trisha]

John Wayne Gacy, you fat. Never, never lose an opportunity to body shame. John Wayne Gacy.

[Moses]

Never lose an opportunity for that. If they do an American hors story about him, I could play him. Ryan Murphy. Call me up. I don't know if I want to. Honestly, I'm gonna laugh about it. I don't know. The. The dexterity of it. The dexterity. It was pretty bad. Yeah. Okay. I assume. Let me not get into true crime right now, but anyways, he was fat.

[Trisha]

True.

[Moses]

Disgusting. Just kidding. Him. He was disgusting.

[Trisha]

Now he's fat.

[Moses]

Honestly, I am giving fat girl vibes today. All I can think about right after this, you'll see it on my TikTok. Have you seen the trend on TikTok where they get the seven layer chocolate cake from Cheesecake Factory?

[Trisha]

No.

[Moses]

And they order extra fudge on the side. So they pour it over and it, like, drips down. And then they're just like. It's giving Matilda the chocolate.

[Trisha]

You have been thinking about that since last week. Matilda cake.

[Moses]

Matilda cake. I think that's just my FYP right now. So I have been thinking. I think I'm gonna do that right after. I can't wait to just get that chocolate cake in my hand. That's gonna be so, so good.

[Trisha]

With your mime cosplay. What is it in your mime cosplay?

[Nicole]

Yes.

[Moses]

I forget that I'm a mime today. I had it on for a little while.

[Nicole]

I could have the cake right now.

[Moses]

Start eating it.

[Trisha]

I think you do need to do the TikTok in your mime cosplay and just not eat and then mime your reaction the whole time. That actually is so fierce, you kind of need to do it.

[Moses]

Okay.

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Moses]

Done and done. I will. Yes, I will. Yeah, that's true. Because I didn't really have a TikTok plan for This. I don't know. I was really into mime's. I've been into mimes clock, and I think last year I said that I was going to be in my mind.

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Moses]

I do recall it took a minute to get there. Yeah.

[Nicole]

Gender bending.

[Moses]

And I guess the one era that I've always wanted and it hasn't. And we talked about this on the podcast before, but it wouldn't work. Is the mime. I want to be like a mime, but it is as hard when you have a podcast to do that.

[Trisha]

So I would love to see your mime era, like, in a photo shoot.

[Moses]

I know. All right, I'll work that in somehow.

[Trisha]

My first ever, like, screen name on a website was Super Silver Mime, ironically.

[Moses]

What?

[Trisha]

Yeah. So we are also.

[Moses]

Wait, why? You were into mimes?

[Trisha]

I guess so, like, Super Silver Mime, it was like, a kid website, and you couldn't, like, make your own username. You had to, like, pick three words, and then those three words just, like, generated. And I was like, yeah, I like that. I like mimes. Wow.

[Nicole]

I was, like, 8 years old.

[Moses]

We're so connected in that sense. I have to tell you, though, now that I'm in it, I'm kind of over it.

[Trisha]

What?

[Moses]

Why? I feel, you know, not as powerful as I thought I was gonna feel. I thought it was gonna be a little more power to it. I do feel more speechless, I suppose.

[Trisha]

Were you silent or silenced?

[Nicole]

Marcel, he didn't have the eyes. Oh, so that's what I mean. Like, you have more of the clown.

[Moses]

That's Marcel Marceau. Is that his name?

[Nicole]

Yeah.

[Trisha]

Looks a little like Gottmik.

[Moses]

Oh, not him stealing. Oh, my gosh. Sue. Immediately. That is giving that. Oh, my God. We should ask him how he came up with that. Yeah, I'm culture. Anyways, we're here. It's also giving Chapel, Ron, and Mac Cosmetics a little bit.

[Trisha]

Yeah, I see that as well. Yes.

[Nicole]

Sometimes they have a teardrop.

[Moses]

Yeah, well, there's some more of, like, just a.

[Nicole]

So it's more like, in theory, those are your tears. You're a said mime. That makes sense.

[Moses]

On my kitchen portal.

[Nicole]

That would be.

[Trisha]

Oh, my God. We green screen you onto your kitchen floor. That would actually be so furious. Get that green screen out immediately. Okay.

[Moses]

We do need to do that for our acting challenge. Do we know where that is? Moses is confident. He knows where it is, but I don't know if I'm so confident. The green screen.

[Nicole]

Yes, green.

[Moses]

Should have done the acting challenge in this. Could have Done. Mime. You and me both. Welcome to the Just Trish podcast. If you don't know, we have a Patreon, and I always forget to promote it, but we have headshots. All of those headshots are done for this month, but next month, you're getting this headshot. I've been sending out headshots every month. They're great, but also you get a bonus Patreon episode or a bonus podcast episode. And you get a bonus bonus if you're in our second tier. And we did vision boards. Your vision boards behind you. My vision boards. Moses literally found them. They were, like, stacked up on a table, like, in the back, and Moses brought them out to resurrect them, to showcase them.

[Nicole]

I feel like when I. Malibu's art and I put it up on the wall, I was like, oh, wow, the kids made something. I should put it up.

[Trisha]

Yeah, me too.

[Moses]

I sent a picture to Moses. I was like, wow, this is so fun. Actually, we did vision boards over on a Patreon. We don't have to go over them now, because that's why I have to go to Patreon. But our vision boards are. Are legit. I'm excited for it.

[Trisha]

Yeah. It was also a little bit of a challenge. We had a YouTube challenge element because Trisha could only find a Time magazine, Memoriam, People magazine, and a National Geographic. So oh, Mary.

[Moses]

Mary was the. Not oh, Mary.

[Trisha]

It was the Virgin Mary.

[Moses]

Virgin Mary.

[Trisha]

So it was part of a challenge, but we made it work.

[Moses]

I think it was a challenge. I should have gone to Barnes and Noble, because we went to Barnes and Noble over the weekend, and they have.

[Trisha]

So many magazines, every magazine.

[Moses]

Because I was like, oh, Moses, we should do one of these for our family. And then we went and they're like, oh, travel and luxury. And I was like, oh, this makes more sense. But I think we did pretty good.

[Trisha]

I think so, too, actually.

[Moses]

Yours is just. I guess I got a Taylor Swift magazine, too.

[Trisha]

Well, yes. Oh, yeah.

[Moses]

Which unintentional. I, like, didn't think about you. I really thought I saw, like, life, and I was thinking that, and then.

[Nicole]

I realized I was trying to understand yours, and I was like, are you manifesting that they get married and adopt you?

[Trisha]

Oh, that's an interesting interpretation. Yeah, it's. There's. It's interpretive. The vision board.

[Moses]

Yeah. It's not all literal.

[Trisha]

It's. Yeah, it's the same thing.

[Moses]

I was like, wow, you really want to meet Taylor this year. You're, like, not literal. Well, check it out on patreon.com, just. Trish, how was your weekend?

[Trisha]

I was busy. Yup, yup. It was the Golden Globes yesterday. It was wild. I really, like, cut to me last week. So optimistic, a zest for life. Like the lush life, giving me a rush, like, that was the vibe. And then cut to today. I feel a little bit bedraggled, I feel a little bit manic, but I actually have no idea.

[Moses]

I love it. It's giving Glinda. Yeah, it's like, I love it.

[Nicole]

Okay.

[Moses]

But Dragon sounds great. Harry Potter.

[Trisha]

Yeah. Yeah. It was a long day yesterday, but, you know, it was a fun show, I think. I don't know. Did you watch the Golden Globes?

[Moses]

We did. We watched the Golden Globes. Actually, before we get into the Golden Globes, I should say I'm nominated for an award. I forgot to talk about that.

[Trisha]

Oh, yes. Congratulations. Thank you.

[Moses]

It's fan vote. It's a fan vote. I was like, this is crazy. Why am I nominated? I still feel that way. But then I was like a fan vote. And, you know, as I do, I go and look at all my fellow nominees, who, by the way, are all, like, very legit, very mainstream. And I'm up against. Draco Malfoy is Draco Malfoy. You know what I mean? Like, that's gonna be complicated. Neo Ashley Graham, like, at the iheart.

[Trisha]

Awards for best Broadway Debut. Iheart.

[Moses]

Iheartradio. Or is it just iheart?

[Trisha]

I think it's just iheart Awards.

[Moses]

Iheart Awards. I am nominated. This is so crazy. This is so crazy. For best Best Broadway Debut or just Broadway debut?

[Trisha]

Broadway. Best Broadway debut. I think best is in play.

[Nicole]

Well, you'll be number one.

[Moses]

We should. That's what I'm saying. If it's not best, if it's just Broadway debut, I don't feel as guilty.

[Trisha]

As if I win Broadway debut.

[Moses]

That's what I'm saying. It's not specified if it's best. Okay. Because, look, I realize my role was small but mighty on that stage. Okay? But. But, you know, if people are really excited for my Broadway debut, all those other people, we know, they're talented. Draco Malfoy, we've seen you in all seven. One. You know, we know you could play Draco. Meg Donnelly, beautiful singer. Beautiful. Like, she's professional. She's pro, like, obviously love. And she is playing the lead. She is playing the Moulin Rouge. But, you know, I. I feel like I am the underdog. I'm, like, happy to be here. So if you are someone who wants to vote. I don't know. I'm happy to be there, honestly. You know, I like never do red carpets because I'm like, oh, I don't belong there. But if I'm nominated. Yeah, I feel like I belong even if I don't win, which, you know, I'm realistic.

[Nicole]

It's also what you do for the Broadway community because. Oh, you know, the, the theater was full every night and I was there every night and the majority of the people came to see you.

[Moses]

Okay. Okay, great.

[Nicole]

How many people?

[Moses]

So excited to see you.

[Nicole]

How many people were first time on Broadway because of you? But it's important that you, you can vote every day and then you get 50 votes a day. Some days it's double votes. Yeah. Cuz you can choose to give somebody 10 and somebody else 50 or so. Of course, 50 all the way. And then you can vote every day. Some days are double vote and yeah, you can.

[Moses]

We're really campaigning hard for this. I. I changed my link in my Tik tok.

[Nicole]

I'm the one.

[Moses]

I'm campaigning too. You did change your link too. Both me and Moses changed our link.

[Trisha]

I'll add it to my link tree.

[Moses]

You know, I was like, why not? Why not? Let's try again. We're not. I don't think it's specified best Broadway debut. I think it's just Broadway debut. Who are you excited?

[Trisha]

Yes.

[Moses]

About?

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Moses]

And I think we're all excited for everyone in that category. I think we're all excited.

[Nicole]

It says favorite. Favorite Broadway debut. It says favorite.

[Moses]

They knew. They're like, let's make fair because I believe Cheryl Porter's nominated. I met her at the Wicked premiere, which is crazy. She's like a, a vocal coach on TikTok. She always goes viral for like training people really good. And she was in and Juliet. So it's like stiff competition. Okay. But vote for me. It's March 26th, I think it's live. So I'm very excited to just go and like be a nominee and not just there.

[Trisha]

Maybe they'll ask you to perform.

[Moses]

They have performances. Yeah, My one line. Hide the deadly black tarantula.

[Nicole]

There you lied.

[Moses]

That was, that was, that was my. I'm glad it was. You know, it is a stiff competition because when I saw the category at first I was like, I mean, how many people made a Broadway debut? But like, literally so many people made a Broadway debut this year too. It's like Bob the Drag Queen's going in Moulin Rouge. Whitney Lovett's going in Chicago. Like, I feel like it is a crazy. So thankful to be there. Anyways, Golden Globes, first of all, where were they? Look at the Met Gala. What was with the stairs?

[Trisha]

So they're in the Beverly Hills Hilton, I believe. Yeah, the Hilton. They're always there. But yeah, they really reheated the Met Gala nachos and they made the stairs. It was so funny because it was also like really hot in there. Not that I was there, but like I had. I had to edit like all the videos and like there was. Everyone was like filming all the celebrities and everyone walking through was like, oh my God, it's so hot. I'm so sweaty. So.

[Moses]

Oh, really?

[Trisha]

Yeah, I think because it just like is a gigantic tent. So it just like insulates everything, even though it wasn't that hot in la.

[Moses]

But wait, so I'm so confused because, like it does. It doesn't need stairs or it created stairs.

[Trisha]

They built the stairs because they wanted the Met Gala.

[Nicole]

Like so it was stairs to nowhere.

[Trisha]

It's literally it stairs up and then you take stairs back down. Yes. Because you have to walk. You had to walk up for the photos and then walk back down to get to the press area.

[Moses]

That's so funny. But the guy, honestly, the photos look good, especially because you have all the photographers behind you. So just giving like I saw Haley Bailey and Chris Olsen, our influencer representatives at Olivery Red Carpet, which I do love that they always, they always go. Honestly. Because I was telling. We were talking to Moses, I was like, I. Because he said, didn't we get invited? We got invited to a Golden Globes dinner for podcasts.

[Trisha]

Yes.

[Moses]

Did you invited that too?

[Trisha]

No, but I know you know what it is. What was the Spotify one?

[Nicole]

Yeah, the Spotify one.

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Moses]

Should we have gone to. Because I was like, we should have gone. And I was like, I don't know. We weren't nominated. Yeah, that's how I feel. I was like, well, we're nominated. Maybe we're nominated. But. But they did have a Nobu dinner last night, I saw. And the. The gift pics. Is that. Is this true? Million dollar gift bags valued at a million dollars pro. A million.

[Trisha]

I think it depends like if, like for the nominees and stuff. It does get really up there because they also give you like trips, like, and stuff too.

[Moses]

But probably to like the Ariana is not to like a Moses and Trish.

[Trisha]

Yeah. I don't know. I'm sure you would get the giftings. You know, sweet area. But I Think they would probably save like the trips for like a Timmy and Kylie. I remember they got a trip last year.

[Moses]

That is crazy. Not to be that person. But it is crazy.

[Trisha]

You know, damn, Kylie's a billionaire. You think she's a handout trip.

[Moses]

She's not going to go to all inclusive resort.

[Nicole]

I think I'm going to use my jet together. Not the flight ticket you get me.

[Moses]

Yeah, that is. That is. That is funny. They do that.

[Nicole]

Well, Amy Poer one podcast, since we're in the plus, which I love.

[Moses]

I love, I love, but it is funny. I didn't know she only had it for six months.

[Trisha]

Yeah, it's been pretty sure. But she gets like, obviously Amy Polar so she can get like the best guess ever.

[Moses]

No, for sure. I was. Do you think they just made it to get a Golden Globe because they like, knew that they were coming. So like, let's make this podcast. Because that's what I was giving. Right? It was like, let's make a podcast.

[Trisha]

And then I don't know if she. They did it all for a Golden Globe.

[Moses]

Really?

[Trisha]

Yeah. I don't know if that.

[Nicole]

People on Reddit were not happy about it.

[Moses]

Wait, why?

[Nicole]

Because she's new.

[Moses]

Oh, because she's.

[Nicole]

No, because it's like, okay, podcast of celebrity talking to other celebrities. That's not a new idea. Not interesting. She got it. I'm just saying what people are saying in the comments. They're like, I feel like everyone loves. She got it because of her. How close she is to the people that vote and all that.

[Moses]

Okay.

[Trisha]

Obviously I feel like, yeah, she has an advantage, but if she. She's so charismatic. I think I. My favorite episode was one with Aubrey Plaza because that was the first time.

[Moses]

Oh, yes.

[Trisha]

Aubry talked about her ex husband passing away. And I think the way that she like navigated that conversation was like, like so amazing. Because she didn't like, obviously. She's also friends with Aubry from Parks and Recreation, but the way that she navigated it was so like, just genuine and sweet and like, careful and she like, let Aubry, like open up and I don't know. I think Amy Poehler is a really great conversationalist. So. Yeah. And she's a Golden Globes darling. She's hosted it so many times with Tina Fey, like, and she beat her ex husband. I think that was funny.

[Moses]

Who's your ex husband?

[Trisha]

Isn't it Will Fell? No. Isn't it Will Arnett? Yeah. And he's the host of Pod Crush. Not. It's not Podcrush the. Oh, he was also nominated. No, no, no. Will Arnett. What's God. What's his podcast called? Smart List. Thank you. Yes.

[Moses]

Never heard of that.

[Trisha]

Thank myself. I don't know why I. Thank you. Go girl. Give us nothing. Me out here trying to figure out.

[Nicole]

Okay.

[Trisha]

He was also on snl, I believe. Right. He's an actor.

[Moses]

Okay.

[Trisha]

You've never seen.

[Moses]

Maybe. Maybe seen.

[Trisha]

Yeah, you've definitely know him.

[Nicole]

He's in comedies, you know. Yeah, of course.

[Moses]

What do you know from.

[Nicole]

That comedy with the family?

[Trisha]

You know, you've seen him.

[Moses]

Oh, gosh, I haven't seen that face in a long time. Yeah, he was on Blades of Glory. Maybe. Maybe they both were.

[Trisha]

Maybe.

[Moses]

I think they were the competing couple against John Heater and Will Ferrell.

[Trisha]

That sounds right. Yeah.

[Moses]

Favorite shows. Oh, well, he hasn't been around there.

[Trisha]

Minute three hosts on Smart List. It's. Yeah. Jason. It is Jason Bateman's Sean Hayes and Will Arnett.

[Moses]

Maybe I knew that somehow. What a. Jason Baitman.

[Trisha]

Will Arnett and Sean Hayes from Will and Grace.

[Moses]

Oh, I wonder why they.

[Trisha]

That's.

[Moses]

That's interesting. Do you think they're funny?

[Trisha]

I don't know. I've never been seated. Although Sean Hayes is gay but middle aged. Like white men. I don't know. Not really my te.

[Moses]

So yes, yes. He gives. Watched Will and Grace.

[Trisha]

I loved Will and Grace back in the day. Yeah. My mom and I watched Will and Grace all the time.

[Moses]

You don't remember it? You didn't think anything of him when he. When I said.

[Trisha]

No, I remember. I remember Sean Hayes.

[Moses]

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[Trisha]

What? One out of three being, you know, gay and middle.

[Moses]

Is he funny, though?

[Trisha]

In Will and Grace, he was funny. It was like Jack. Like that, you know, he was Jack and he was gay and he was kind of like Kurt Hummel. T. He's like older Kurt Humboldt.

[Moses]

Right? I remember that. Like when Cher came on, I saw an episode where he's like, share.

[Trisha]

Yes.

[Moses]

Okay.

[Trisha]

But anyway, they lost the podcast. Sorry to get all that. All that's to say.

[Moses]

Yeah, I like Amy Poehler, so I don't know which Reddit you're on, but I like, I like, I like Amy Poehler. I'm sure our Reddit page loves Amy Poehler. I like her. Yeah. I like her conversations. I did like Nikki.

[Trisha]

Nikki Glaser. She's so funny. The opening monologue.

[Moses]

I love the opening monologue. And I also love the opening to the podcast where she was the amc.

[Trisha]

Yes.

[Moses]

And Shake. We go to podcasts for good conversation. It cuts to Amy Poehler being like, I had dinner at 6:00'.

[Trisha]

Clock.

[Moses]

I have 5:45.

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Moses]

No, I was like, that's kind of everything, though. That is how podcasts are. You just talk about. I think it was the boy podcast, the smart list or whatever it was called, where they were like, oh, I love chocolate chips chip cookies. He's like, I like a chocolate chip cookie too.

[Trisha]

Yeah. It's like the dumbest conversations as we know.

[Moses]

But that.

[Trisha]

Yeah, that's the. I don't know. It's fun. I love it.

[Moses]

I do love this era of YouTube of just podcasts. Like, I do love. Yeah, it's fun to record. They're fun to listen to. I love. I love listening to podcasts.

[Trisha]

Me too. I think probably for. Celebrities are like, damn, we're getting replaced by these dummies over here. But, you know.

[Moses]

Well, yeah, I guess they must be making. They probably make money.

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Moses]

I mean, it's the way to go.

[Trisha]

Honestly, the other thing that I loved was even though Ariana, she lost the Golden Globe, everyone turned so quick. The second she stepped out with a little bit of a bronzer and brunette hair again, everyone, like flipped their.

[Moses]

Their tune about what about, she looks so healthy again.

[Trisha]

Oh, like, this is the Ariana I knew. I'm so glad she's back. Yeah, she's switching the positions for you. I'm like, girl, she. She just dyed her hair. Like.

[Moses]

I love that.

[Trisha]

It makes me so sad though, because they were. Everyone was so mean to her when she was blonde, saying, she's so sickly, she's so frail.

[Moses]

How interesting.

[Trisha]

She looks the same, but her hair is dark again. Everyone flips.

[Moses]

Gave her a little bronzer. Yeah, well, yeah, I didn't see the.

[Trisha]

Discourse, but the n. Like, literally on the, like the et Tik Tok, the top comment was, does anyone else think Ariana looks so healthy again? I'm like, girl.

[Nicole]

So they're saying she's fat now.

[Moses]

Right. Which could actually trigger, I guess to that note is like, people don't love hearing you look healthy because people will imply that it's like gaining weight or something.

[Trisha]

And she looks the same, just with dark hair. And also she was trying to go brunette for a long time since, like the wicked for good, like, press tour. She said her hair just, like, would not hold the pigment of dying it back to brown. So that's why we went through so many phases of, like, from blonde to, like, a little bit darker blonde, like, light brunette, because her hair was just not holding the pigment. So she just. She's been trying to get here, y'.

[Moses]

All. Like, people didn't leave her alone because it's like, you just can't win and then you look healthier. Is like, just such a crazy.

[Trisha]

I know. So I fell for her. And even though it makes me sad because I. Wicked for Good is. It's done. I think. I think the awards campaign is, like, it's kind of over.

[Moses]

We really.

[Trisha]

I do.

[Nicole]

I think.

[Trisha]

I mean, the nominations for sure will come, but I think the wins. I think the wins are done because Ariana, I think, was the best chance, but she lost Critics Choice and she lost the Golden Globe.

[Moses]

Two different actresses, right?

[Trisha]

Two different actresses.

[Moses]

It was Weapons and Teyana Taylor.

[Trisha]

Yes. Yeah. Amy Madigan won the Critics Choice Awards for On Gladys and Weapons, and Teyana Taylor won for one battle after another for Golden Globes. So what is that movie about?

[Moses]

It's Rudy Narrow, right?

[Trisha]

Yes. It's, like, a little political. I don't know. I know it's long. I didn't watch it. That's why I can't really get too, like, into the awards discourse, because really, I've only seen maybe three or four of the films that are, like, in Contention, Sinners, Wicked For Good, Marty Supreme, All K Pop, Demon Hunters, some.

[Moses]

I love that.

[Trisha]

K pop Weapons. Yeah. That's kind of all I've seen. Yeah. I love EJ from Hunt Tricks because she. We talked about this before, but, like, she was in the, like, K pop, like, academies, and she was a trainee to become an idol for so long. And I guess she was really close to debuting with one group called Aespa, and she didn't end up making it. And it wasn't, like, specifically because of her age, but, like, she was, I think, was 29, and then everyone was around, like, 23. Was, like, the oldest that actually debuted. So, like, seeing her finally closes. Yeah.

[Nicole]

The biggest awards.

[Moses]

Right. Or just timing, too, because it's, like now, like, K pop is big, but to, like, transition over here, like, it's like, you have to be, like, you know, whatever. But she's, like, her own thing now, which is, like, very cool. And she has, like, the biggest song in the whole world, like, you know.

[Trisha]

I know. And I just can't imagine like, spending 10 years and you feel like that's maybe it's never gonna happen for you. And then all of a sudden, kind of like out of nowhere, really, like, yeah, it. There wasn't, like, hype around K Pop Demon Hunters because it was new. So to have it just become like a. Like a sensation over a few months is like, it must be the best feeling.

[Moses]

Yeah. And she's everywhere, too. She was at the Thanksgiving Day parade and found like, she is. Yeah. And actually Malibu prefers to watch the real girls over the cartoons.

[Trisha]

Yeah. Because I know the sequel is like. Is going to be years away, but I kinda like, why not just become a threesome? Like the three of them?

[Moses]

That'd be so good.

[Trisha]

Yeah. If they actually became a group, like, why not? Oh, right.

[Moses]

Loves watching them. Like, she loves watching the real girls. And I was just like, so excited when I saw it last night. I was like, oh, and she knows. She recognizes her right away. She knew she was from K Pop. Even Hunter.

[Nicole]

So cute.

[Moses]

She doesn't know the names yet. She just knows Purple hair. She knows. She knows.

[Nicole]

Yesterday she came and asked me. He's like, what's her name? And I was like, let's look it up. Because they know. That's so cute. And I was like, it's Ruby. Can you say it? And she was like. Then she went and told everyone. Yeah, she actually came. I was in the kitchen. Cookie. And she's like, what's her name? Like, well, yeah.

[Moses]

She literally eats the ramen noodles because of her. She eats. She'll eat chopsticks. So it's crazy. She loves the chopsticks. What else does she. She likes everything. And I. And I realize they're from K Pop Demon Hunters. All the things she likes. There was something else she likes too. And I was like, oh, it's from.

[Nicole]

That she did a whole performance. We went to Barnes and Noble. They have a little stage. And she did a whole performance to the song there. And she has her own choreography to it.

[Moses]

How old is she?

[Trisha]

How old is she now? Ej, Let me see.

[Nicole]

And who runs Entertainment Tonight? Like the.

[Trisha]

She's 34 now.

[Nicole]

Oh, the captions. Because they were like, EJ is going up, up, up to receive the award.

[Moses]

Where did you see it? Like, where's the caption?

[Nicole]

On Instagram. There's a picture of her going to get the award.

[Moses]

That's so funny. That's a good one.

[Trisha]

I like. I used to have to write the captions. I hate it because you get to a point where you're Just like so delirious and like, what the hell else do I have to say? Yeah, I hate it. Like you go through and you try to think of the references and stuff. Oh my God, I hate it. Now I just do the editing and assigning and stuff. But damn, because it was 10 hours. We started at 1, we ended at 11.

[Moses]

You started at 1pm? Ended at 11?

[Trisha]

11Pm yeah. So it was long.

[Moses]

I had to cover carpet and stuff.

[Trisha]

Yeah, the carpet opens up like at 1. And Golden Globes is probably the most intense one because it's film and tv. The rest of them are pretty like much just movies or Grammys. Obviously just music. So the Golden Globes is kind of nuts. It's kind of nuts.

[Moses]

But yeah, because this is the last like TV for the year until like Emmys, right?

[Trisha]

Yeah, pretty much.

[Moses]

So now it's just.

[Trisha]

Actually no, I lied. This SAG Awards, which are now the actor awards that are going to be on Netflix in like two weeks.

[Moses]

Yeah, those nominations came out.

[Trisha]

Yeah. I think it's pretty much same old.

[Moses]

Yeah, like I'm so bad with this too because I've only seen Wiccan, so I'm like, why did win? Like they should have won. And it is kind of sad because like how do you win nothing? And Wicked was so like monumental and pop culture and ticket sales. Like you have to win something.

[Trisha]

I know because I really do think a lot of the voting last year was like, we know we have Wicked for good next year. Like they'll have their chance. And then, yeah, Wicked for good got derailed like pretty quickly. Yeah, it is kind of sad, but like at least Cynthia and Ariana. Ariana, like, you know they're gonna have like another iconic performance. Like I, I'm. I know Ariana and Cynthia are gonna get the Oscars. Cynthia have one already or.

[Moses]

No, I don't think she had an Oscar.

[Trisha]

Is she only missing the O from her ebook?

[Moses]

It is something like that, yeah. Yeah. I think she just needs an Oscar.

[Trisha]

She's been nominated before.

[Moses]

Yeah. Oh man.

[Trisha]

But they definitely have another performance in them. Yeah.

[Moses]

Is the Dracula thing she's doing is that movie or is that just. Is that tv? The ones.

[Trisha]

I think it's on a stage performance. It's like a one woman show.

[Moses]

And she's playing all the parts.

[Trisha]

Yes, very you.

[Moses]

But 23 parts on stage is crazy.

[Trisha]

Yeah, it's a one woman show that Cynthia Erivo's doing. That's why she couldn't go the Golden Globes cuz she was working on her One woman show, but period. Yeah.

[Moses]

Yeah. Ariana probably will play like Audrey Hepburn and win.

[Trisha]

Yeah, she definitely has something up her sleeve for sure.

[Moses]

But in law, maybe comedy, why not.

[Trisha]

Throw it in there?

[Moses]

Yeah, you never know.

[Trisha]

You never know. She's so talented though, so it's kind of inevitable. And now it's funny, like, seeing her like at these shows, cuz, like, she is a people's princess. Everyone loves her. Also Kylie Jenner, the people's princess as well. It's so funny saying, like, for et, like, we have this folder of like everyone who's inside, like, just sending us videos and like every video was someone just standing at the Kylie and Timothy table, the Mari supreme table, and just like recording Timothy and Kylie. I have so many, like, videos and it's crazy. Like, I have every angle of Kylie and Timothy just like sitting together, keying, talking, and everyone comes up.

[Moses]

Who's recording? Who's that?

[Trisha]

One of the, like, we have producers in there.

[Moses]

Oh, I see.

[Trisha]

And they're just like during commercial break, they just get up and just. It must suck to be a celebrity because, like, literally.

[Moses]

Yeah.

[Trisha]

You're just sitting there trying to talk and like you have 10 people just like literally standing there, like, shamelessly recording.

[Moses]

I think we would be horrible in those situations if we were that famous because, like, people read your lips now.

[Trisha]

Yes.

[Moses]

Shady stuff to each other. And I'm like, we can't talk about in public. Even like when we look at phones. I'm like, put your phone down. Because people just. Now that I know the Nick Vile and Natalie Joy going to look over your shoulder and read what you're doing. So I might put the phone.

[Trisha]

One of the angles was Kylie, like editing a photo, looking at photos on her phone and my, you know, my nose. I literally took a screenshot, I zoomed in and I think it was Timothy because I was a white boy wearing a black outfit, which Timothy was wearing. And if so that's really cute because editing it, she was like swiping through photos, I think.

[Moses]

So she was taking pictures on her digital camera. Maybe she was like making them, bluetoothing them to her phone or something. I saw one where they were like looking at the card that said her name.

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Moses]

Kylie Jenner Charlamagne.

[Trisha]

And then she was so excited about it. I love, like, I'm fully loving them. I love Kylie and Timothy. I've been a Kylie and Timmy truther for. Since the beginning of this podcast. I think they've been together three years, so.

[Moses]

Yeah. Did you predict an engagement for them?

[Trisha]

I think I did last year, but let's roll it over to. Yeah, 20, 26.

[Moses]

Oh, that'd be so cute. Yeah, I like it too, because I just like that she's like, like, I don't know, even not being on the show kind of makes me like her even more. Like, I do love the show and it's, like, serious.

[Trisha]

Yeah. She's low key.

[Moses]

It's giving for a Kardashian, truly being in her peace era. And she's like, I really don't need to do any of this drama.

[Trisha]

No. She only whenever she has to promote Kylie cosmetics is when you'll see a little segment on the reality show on the Kardashians. But other than that, like, she won't even, like, say Timothy's name or anything. Or you don't even really see, like, Stormy or her kids at all either. Huh?

[Moses]

No, never. Yeah.

[Trisha]

But, yeah, everyone just like, Jennifer Lawrence came over just to key with Kylie. Elle Fanning.

[Moses]

Ariana.

[Trisha]

Ariana. Yeah. So I love seeing Kylie be, like, a little bit of a people's princess. I like Kylie. I do. Sorry. I think Timmy is, like, obsessed with her. He always is. Just like, she'll just be on her phone and he's, like, leaning over, kissing her shoulder and, like, resting his head on her shoulder. I think it's cute. And she looked amazing. I loved her dress.

[Moses]

I think it's. Yeah. Oh, God. Gorge. Her body is. Was so crazy. Like, so good. She looked like a statue. She looked like a trophy.

[Trisha]

I. It was interesting that she didn't walk the carpet with Timothy. I. I thought by now she would.

[Moses]

Yeah. Because they've done.

[Trisha]

They've done like, two carpets. They've done, like, one random film festival or award show in Europe, and then they did the Marty supreme premiere in New York, I think. But maybe they're holding out for Oscars. They're like, y' all want to see us on the carpet together? Give them the Oscar. Yeah.

[Moses]

Oh, what's she gonna wear? Because that to me was like an Oscar dress. She was wearing, like, gold.

[Nicole]

She looks so good.

[Moses]

I wonder what she'll wear. She looks amazing. I saw her routine where she did the ice. Were you talking about doing that?

[Trisha]

Yes, yes.

[Moses]

Where you put your face in ice. Like, I gotta start doing that. Is it just to tighten your skin? What is the.

[Trisha]

I guess so. Yeah.

[Nicole]

Like.

[Trisha]

Or like the. And de puff as well.

[Moses]

I really do need to do that. I need. That's what you should do. Because I have all those, like, ice patches. But I'm like, I just should dunk my face into something.

[Trisha]

Yeah, just stick it in there.

[Moses]

Yeah.

[Trisha]

Make a TikTok.

[Moses]

Maybe I will. I could probably edit that. What do they do? They just take, like, chunks and they just do really choppy edits. Like. Like a second. I think I could do that.

[Trisha]

Yeah. Why not?

[Moses]

Takes a lot of work. Especially our mornings. Our mornings are just. It's a lot. I'll try it next week. Next weekend we'll try, like, my face in some water. It's hard to set up all those shots, too, like, on the tripod. And I thought White Lotus didn't get anything last night.

[Trisha]

I know. I wasn't super surprised. It feels like too long ago. So long ago. And also, like, at a. I forgot if it was with adolescence. But, like, I don't know. The same shows I've been winning, it's been like adolescence. The Netflix show. Oh, yeah. Pluribus for best actress.

[Moses]

Oh, you were excited for that one.

[Trisha]

This and the pits, which I have started watching them pit and I do. It's on hbo. Max. It's like an emergency room show.

[Moses]

Okay.

[Trisha]

And. Yeah, and Noah Wiley was in er, so it is kind of like that. But it's like 16 episodes. Each episode is one hour of the day working, like in an emergency room. So it moves really fast. I really like it. But I do have to cover, like, I have to cover my eyes when they're performing surgery, which is 70 of the show. So I am missing out on most of the show.

[Moses]

Surgery?

[Trisha]

No, it's like a. It's a. Like a Grey's Anatomy tease, you know, like, you know, the. You see all the blood and stuff. And it's on hbo, so it's even bloodier and more graphic, so.

[Moses]

Makes me a little queasy thinking about it.

[Trisha]

I look away from most of it, but I like the characters and everything. And that one, yeah, like, Noah, Wy and the pit also won, but yeah, it's been the same shows winning everything, so.

[Moses]

I don't know. I feel only winners never wins.

[Trisha]

I know, but they, like, get invited every year.

[Moses]

And I feel like Steve Martin and like Martin Short should get something. Like they're older.

[Trisha]

Maybe by like the last season, they finally will get something.

[Moses]

Is it not the last season?

[Trisha]

I don't think so. I feel. I think it got renewed again.

[Moses]

Oh, where did.

[Nicole]

The beginning. Where shows are so strong, like Severance or Pluribus, like the Paid. Like the first season, but they've been around and the last seasons are not as good as the first.

[Moses]

Yeah, damn. Stiff competition, Literally. Yeah, we watched it a little bit last night. That's good.

[Trisha]

And speaking of stiff, the heated rivalry boys, I feel like everyone was, like, most excited for them. I know the Golden Globes were kicking their feet when they booked them to present together because those are, like, really the boys you want to.

[Moses]

Boy.

[Trisha]

If you want to get talked about.

[Moses]

But they're not Canadian or. They are. This is a Canadian show.

[Trisha]

That's a good question.

[Moses]

I thought. Because I heard someone said that they're not, but I could have heard wrong.

[Trisha]

Hudson Williams is Canadian, but Connor stories from Texas. Oh. It has a really good Russian accent, so.

[Moses]

Right. Interesting. Okay. Oh, so what makes it a Canadian show? Just shot in Canada.

[Trisha]

Yeah. And it airs on Crave in Canada. HBO Max just got the streaming rights for it, so that's why it's on hbo. Yeah.

[Moses]

I wonder who. Whose idea that was. I wonder if they get a raise.

[Trisha]

I don't know. To get the streaming rights to it. Yeah.

[Moses]

Because, like, who was, like, watching in Canada and be like, oh, we should buy this.

[Trisha]

This. I think they got the rights, like, simultaneously because it is based off a book that's pretty. Book series. That's, like, pretty popular.

[Moses]

Okay.

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Moses]

You at it? You read the book?

[Trisha]

No, I haven't read the books. I kind of want to, though, but I got to start with Twilight first. Like, let me not get too ahead of myself. I need to reread Twilight before I go and buy, like, all eight or I think there's six.

[Moses]

But you haven't read Heated Rivalry.

[Trisha]

No.

[Moses]

Well, why don't you start with that since you haven't read it?

[Trisha]

Because I told myself I was going to read Twilight last year, and so I need to, like, hold myself accountable.

[Moses]

Well, I think you didn't. And so you should just skip it.

[Nicole]

And go to heated rivalry this year. His resolution is going to read a lot of books.

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Nicole]

So you should be done by this end of this month by.

[Trisha]

With all six. Or Twilight, the whole series of Peter Rivalry and Twilight.

[Moses]

Maybe. Why not? Damn. Well, you had a lot of reading to do. Yeah, but I can't believe we're gonna start with Twilight. You've seen the movies, You've seen the show. What? Why are you laughing?

[Nicole]

We're just, you know, putting him under the spotlight with the book.

[Moses]

Oh, sorry. I apologize.

[Trisha]

Yeah. What the hell are you reading?

[Moses]

Yeah, I'm starting with the. The Viscount who Love Me. Because I. I started with the. My favorite one. Now I can't think of it. Romancing Mr. Bridgerton. I think it is romancing. It's the Colin book. And I can't remember Colin and Helena Bean. I can't remember what it's called, but I went back. But now I'm trying to. I want to finish the Viking who Loved Me because I want to get to Benedict's book because I believe Benedict's book comes before Penelope's. Yeah, Yeah. I haven't read that one, so I need to read that one before the. But, yeah, Honestly, same. It's hard. It's hard to read books when I am also doing a secret project, so I have to read that, too. It's like rereading so much. I got to do that, actually.

[Nicole]

You are reading a lot. Yeah, yeah.

[Moses]

I'm like, I need three hours to sit and read, and that is so hard. It is. You know, it's hard to find time when you're working and just life. And it's probably better for your brain, though, than just, you know. We went to Barnes and Noble the other day and bought a lot of books. I like those stories. I'm glad they're not crumbling.

[Nicole]

Cross your fingers there.

[Moses]

That one's always kind of busy.

[Nicole]

Yeah, it's a busy location, but so was the World Market.

[Moses]

World Market just closed in. Cone Hejo Valley News. World Market has no longer exists, and it's really sad. That was his. Yeah, my favorite other Cone Hejo Valley News that kind of made national news up in Camarillo. I was so excited. I sent it to you, but you didn't reply. I was like. I was very. Well, I wasn't excited, but I was like, ooh, Camarillo. We love Camarillo. Shout out, Camarillo. Shout out. Oxnard. We love you. Daniel Stern got arrested in Camarillo for soliciting prostitution. You didn't respond.

[Nicole]

What can I say about it?

[Moses]

From home Alone, he plays the tall one, not Joe Pesci, but the other criminal. He was. Well, he wasn't arrested. He was cited, I guess. There's no mugshot because he was. He was given a ticket, I guess.

[Trisha]

Cited for soliciting. Yeah, you're right.

[Moses]

In Camarillo, but what does that mean? So was someone undercover and incited him or they saw him doing it? I really wanted the details of this. TMZ had it.

[Nicole]

I mean, usually it's undercover, like, but.

[Moses]

In Camarillo, someone just, like, sitting.

[Nicole]

How else they would know that at.

[Moses]

The bar he was soliciting? Waiting for someone?

[Trisha]

I got. Maybe it was a sting. It was a hotel in Camarillo.

[Moses]

A sting in Camarillo is crazy because that's like what, they were just waiting for people to come up and then also not arrest them. You're just giving him a citation.

[Trisha]

Like here, maybe if you didn't.

[Moses]

A fix it ticket.

[Trisha]

I guess he was. He didn't succeed in hiring the escort, so maybe that's why he was allegedly trying to hire an escort. So maybe that's. I don't know if that's the difference or not.

[Nicole]

Failure all around.

[Moses]

Oh, you have to give like a.

[Trisha]

Payment or stick it in maybe to get me.

[Moses]

Really?

[Trisha]

I don't know.

[Moses]

You're becoming a prostitute. You have to go all the way. I mean, that's crazy. He's also like a celebrity, trish, at like 19 years old.

[Nicole]

That's why. That's why it made the news. But they do whatever this thing operation is, they do it regularly.

[Moses]

But for what reason?

[Nicole]

People to. To catch people. I mean, they want to deter people from.

[Moses]

I mean, a little more like important things to be stinging people on than that.

[Trisha]

Well, there you go. When you run for Congress, make your legalize.

[Moses]

That was my first thought, was like, I get like the predators, like child predator. Okay.

[Trisha]

Of course.

[Moses]

Yeah. Like, they should probably do that or something. And there's like so many other things. But even, even solicitation, like I said. Seen a debate on this too. Is like, they said it's not legal because they can't tax it.

[Trisha]

And that's the only reason it's not.

[Moses]

Legal because like, in theory it should be. You can go to a strip club and put dollar bills and people and stuff like that. You know what I mean? It's just like, in theory it should be legal, but I guess they can't tax that, so they don't let them. In Nevada, it's legal here.

[Trisha]

Oh, yeah?

[Moses]

Yeah, because it's like, you know, at the end of the day, like someone said, I was reading comments on it as like, you know, they're consenting adults and honestly, like, did she just hot take. Maybe girls should get paid, you know, Right.

[Nicole]

Text the guy. Text him instead of.

[Moses]

But I think the state can't. They can't tax it. Like it's cash. So they can't.

[Nicole]

Right. They don't text the person that's selling the work tax. The person pays for it.

[Moses]

Well, I guess if you took like a. What are those little things, those little card readers that you have square pay. If you had a little square pay.

[Nicole]

Or something like that, a QR code on your.

[Moses]

I don't know, Girls. Girls, you should you know, it's like when you buy a girl a present. I'd rather take cash. Don't show me that you're appreciative of me with a necklace. Just give me $10,000. I don't think there's anything wrong with it, right? People. People I met sex for dinner or Benihana. Like, oh, he took me to Benihana. Okay. And that wasn't the arrangement, but that's kind of the arrangement without saying it, right? It's like, oh, you want to go to dinner? All right, Benihana. All right, let's go.

[Nicole]

You know what I mean?

[Moses]

I was like a thank you. Because why else do men pay for dinner?

[Nicole]

To eat the food?

[Moses]

No, because guys always complain, like, all right, we're not going home after you pay for half of it. I always say on TikTok, they always, like, make the person pay if they realize they're not gonna get. Get some. By the way, you do not have to put out if someone pays for dinner for you. I always thought that as a young cat. Oh, I guess I have to. They did pay. You don't have to. And it's not a scam if you don't. They should pay for at least 30 dinners before you have sex with them. That's why I also think, morally speaking, I think that.

[Trisha]

Oh, okay.

[Moses]

I wish I would've told myself that. I wish I would've younger self would have known that 30 dinners and two holidays, a birthday and a Christmas. I mean, give you gifts before. Before the put out. But he. He was arrested before, I think, up in Camarillo for something else.

[Nicole]

Yeah, maybe. Maybe he's. They just have a department dedicated to him.

[Moses]

Does he live up there?

[Nicole]

He's the only local celebrity.

[Moses]

I wonder if I'm on the podcast. I have so many questions for him about this. I like him because he was in another movie called Bushwhack. Do you remember this movie? Oh, my gosh, it was so good. It was like he was like he was playing like a criminal or something, too. On the run.

[Trisha]

They really typecast him as this criminal role.

[Nicole]

Jesus.

[Moses]

I know. It is kind of crazy, his method. Yeah, well, it manifested it for him. Apparently he's beginning citations left and right up in Camarillo. But, yeah, because TMZ read the article. They're like, about the procession, and they're like, oh, he's really given the name to the Wet and Sticky Bandits. I'm like, okay. Like, that's crazy. But I. I love him. Maybe we'll get him on the podcast. I mean, he's not really a criminal. And honestly, that's okay. He is.

[Nicole]

We need to do more research.

[Trisha]

As long as not violence.

[Nicole]

Criminal.

[Moses]

Yeah. Okay. Love that.

[Nicole]

There's one movie from the Golden Globes that I kept hearing about, so I did some research about. Looks like an interesting movie. The One Battle After Another. The movie.

[Trisha]

Oh.

[Nicole]

What do you think about it?

[Moses]

What is that one? No one knows. You know it? I heard of it. What?

[Trisha]

I mean, that's what Tiana Taylor won for it, like, was the most. Yeah. Okay, you do know it because you asked me, do you know what one battle after you said, like, maybe 15 minutes ago. Have you seen One Battle After Another.

[Moses]

And Moses missed it?

[Trisha]

No, but you just.

[Moses]

I missed it just now.

[Trisha]

But you're acting like you've never heard the movie before.

[Moses]

No, I didn't.

[Trisha]

But you asked me if I've seen it.

[Moses]

Maybe I asked Taylor was in what movie she was in. Yeah.

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Moses]

I was like, would not know the name of the movie. I knew it was like Leonard DiCaprio and her.

[Nicole]

And that's all I know.

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Nicole]

A few more. Which he was smoking inside cigarettes. He was sitting inside the wardrobe smoking cigarettes.

[Moses]

I don't like it.

[Trisha]

Me either. Time and place.

[Moses]

Yeah. Nobody wants that poison around them. Why would you do that? I hate that. Also just shows, like, a selfish person like you.

[Nicole]

That is his character. He's very much like, I'm bigger than everyone, I swear.

[Moses]

You always have a new person you met. Where'd you meet him?

[Nicole]

Many times where he was. He's always in the same group with, like, Brad Pitt and Clooney or so he's always around when they're around. I've seen him a few times.

[Trisha]

Different, like, you know, when I'm with Brad Pitt, like, of course he's going to be there.

[Nicole]

He's always the one. But I think he's one of those actors where they. The roles of the movies kind of like he thinks he leaves them in real life.

[Trisha]

Oh, my God.

[Nicole]

Method actor or make believe actor.

[Moses]

We actually did go to one of Moses's fancy friends party on Friday night, but we did go out of the house.

[Trisha]

Is it rhyme with Mad Schmidt.

[Moses]

One of the people we've already mentioned in this podcast. And I was very much like, wow. I did feel I got my makeup done for. No, like, for that specific reason. I was like, wow. I really feel we really were in the mix. We were like, you know, just in the mix of.

[Nicole]

I gotta tell you, she was the star. Everyone were excited about her the most being there.

[Moses]

Oh, wow.

[Trisha]

Amal Clooney came up to you and was like, girl, I am a huge fan.

[Nicole]

Even Sean Penn put down a cigarette.

[Trisha]

You said, sean, please don't smoke around me and says, you got it.

[Moses]

But this didn't tell me, like, the next day, he's like, oh, I did get some texts that's like, wow, they came. I'm like, I don't think they were that excited to see us, but I love the idea of it. Maybe some people. Some people have kids. Like, if they have adult children that are like 18, 19, then they're like, oh, my kids love you.

[Trisha]

Does it rhyme with.

[Moses]

Not that either?

[Nicole]

Damn.

[Moses]

I know. I felt. I felt very. I felt very cool. We didn't take any pictures. I was going to take pictures, but I didn't. I was very cool. But I do. I do love Moses's secret life of being with the aliens.

[Trisha]

You know what I mean?

[Moses]

I was like, wow, this is very cool. Honestly, I just like going to dinner too. It was far. We went on a Friday down to Panga, which I got car sick. Oh, my God. Have you ever been down there?

[Trisha]

Okay, so far, the hot dog contributed that one. Home Alone actor and Topanga Canyon.

[Nicole]

Remember the Californians from. Oh, yeah, the one on one down to Topanga.

[Trisha]

Oh, my God.

[Moses]

What Hot Topics do we have over there?

[Trisha]

Oh, my God. Well, one battle after another to circle back. No, I have not seen. Kind of want to see, but I know it's really long because even Darian, who, like, likes long movies, he saw it with one of his friends and even he said it was long, which makes me scared because if someone with a normal attention span thinks it's long, as long, I don't know if I can really handle it. But love Tiana Taylor. And also I love Chase Infinity. She was also. She. She plays Leo, Leonardo DiCaprio's daughter in it. Love her. Stan her. Despite not saying anything, she's in. But I just think she's really pretty and sweet and funny. She did all the tick tock promotion for it because she's young. She's like in her 20s. So they were like, girl, can you make Leo do the tick tock? So she's like, yeah.

[Moses]

So was he did them.

[Trisha]

He did him with her? Yeah. She was put in charge of doing the tick tock and she. She was running it like the Navy. She had that man sit there and do the little tick tocks.

[Moses]

What was he doing? Like, trends?

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Moses]

Oh, I love. Oh, God. It makes me like love Leonardo DiCaprio. It's like so crazy. Like, even last night, the way he was, like, smiling and taking the jokes and stuff. Like, I love him. Like, even though he's, like, disgusting. Like, okay, like, stop dating 25 year olds. But at the same time, they're like, you look, you loved pasta as a 15 year old. Like, that's so cute. You know what I mean? Like, in the way he was taking the jokes, like, you know, I guess I should see the movie. I don't care for him too much as an actor.

[Trisha]

I don't know if I do either. I feel like I haven't really seen him in much. I don't know, it doesn't really move. Like, if I were to see one battle after another, it would be because of the girls. Taylor and Jason.

[Moses]

Yeah, same.

[Trisha]

But it's. It's one in a lot of awards.

[Moses]

You want to see it? Is that why you brought it up?

[Nicole]

It just seemed interesting because it's like a very odd movie. It's not a normal movie.

[Moses]

Oh, you know what it's about?

[Nicole]

Yeah, it's kind of like it just happens, like in our world, but it's not our world. Everything is off and different and everything is strange. So it's a bit out there.

[Moses]

Like when you're on Mali or on.

[Nicole]

A different dinner, it's a little out there, but it's at the same time. Like, it's very funny, but also very serious, very dramatic, but very.

[Moses]

But we don't know what it's about.

[Trisha]

I know.

[Moses]

I guess we should just blow it up.

[Nicole]

Like, I mean, Leonardo DiCaprio is a father trying to find the daughter, but there's also the world they're in. There's something that has to do with, like, immigration and ice, you know, so it has that layer in it, but it's embedded kind of deeper in. Because it's not exactly our world, but it does reflect on our world.

[Moses]

Yeah, yeah.

[Nicole]

So I think that's part of why a lot of people.

[Moses]

Okay. I like art that can reflect.

[Nicole]

Interested in the movie climate and a lot of good actors and a lot of odd characters. Like, the characters are odd. You know what I mean? So sometimes it catches you. It's interesting to watch somebody that's not acting like a normal human being, you know, so like. Like Sean Penn, for example, like, the way he walks and talks and everything about it is odd.

[Moses]

Okay, I'm gonna watch it.

[Trisha]

I knew Tiana Taylor had it in her when she was on my super sweet 16.

[Moses]

No, from that. When I Saw it. I was like, queen.

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Moses]

Love that show. That was the.

[Trisha]

I remember it. I remember. Do you? Yeah, I remember watching it. She, like, performed at her own 16th party, and I was like, that's fierce. That's a diva.

[Moses]

I love that. Oh, my God. That's funny. Yeah. I was seeing clips of it. I was like, like, this is everything.

[Trisha]

I love my Super Sweet. I was seated. For pretty much any MTV reality show, I was seated. But I. I have a very, like, vivid memory of watching her on my super sweet.

[Moses]

So funny, because there was so many. I know. I remember my Wicked. My first Wicked premiere dress was inspired by one of the super sweet 16 girls. It was the one where it was, like, open. She. Hers was red, and it was, like, all the way open and it had all the crystals down. I forgot her name, but she was such a diva. I loved all.

[Trisha]

Was it Sophie?

[Moses]

Sounds maybe right. Originally it was like, open chest. And then she got one that was closed because she was only 16. And the mom's like, okay, yeah, she went to Paris to get it. She was like one of those. Yeah.

[Trisha]

I think.

[Moses]

Wait, I knew her name because I was looking at pictures of it for reference, but.

[Trisha]

And I think she married Henry Cavill. I think the girl you're talking about. Wait, is she the one that went mom, Dior is, like, closed?

[Moses]

Yes.

[Trisha]

Yes. I think she's. I know Henry Cavill married someone who was on my super sweet 16. I think it was her.

[Moses]

Oh, she was. Anyway, where are they now? Super sweet 16? I need to know. I loved all them. I really did love all them. Like, all their. Yeah, there was one. I think she also was the one that got, like, the Range Rover. Like. Oh, God, they were so cool. Those girls were really. They were everything.

[Trisha]

Did you ever get one a sweet 16?

[Moses]

Yeah.

[Trisha]

No, for my. I did go to the aquarium for my 16th birthday with my friend Long Beach.

[Moses]

Is it worth it? I want to take the kids.

[Trisha]

Oh, yeah. I love the aquarium. It's fun. Yeah. Malibu loves fish.

[Moses]

She loves.

[Trisha]

Yeah, she would have fun.

[Moses]

We will go down there. That was your 16th birthday? Yeah, mine was. Got to see Kill Bill Volume Two.

[Trisha]

Oh, that's fine. Trip. Yeah.

[Moses]

Who was. I was watching something and, like, you were out of touch. Oh, it's a couple's podcast. I can't remember. I can't remember their names. Ah, they just had a baby. Anyways, she said something like, if when they would go to Blockbusters as kids, she would always get, like. Like, three movies and some snacks, and he's like, you guys got three movies. Like, we only got one movie. And everyone in the comments was just like, no, yeah, she's out of touch because she got three movies and snacks. But then I was kind of on his side because I was like, wait, we were, like, lucky to get, like, one movie.

[Trisha]

Wait, the comment said she was out of touch or he was out of town.

[Moses]

She thought it was weird that he only got one. She goes, no, you'd always get, like, a few movies and a couple snacks. Like, we never got snacks. We only could get one. Not like, on a touch. More of like, no, that's not the norm. Basically, people are, like, debating what the normal was because she didn't think she was bougie for getting three movies and snacks. But he's kind of like, no, that wasn't all the comments. Like, no, that's bougie because we only got, like, one. Or some people are like, we didn't go to the Blockbuster.

[Trisha]

You know, it's. I guess it's really as hard as that is. So, like, you wouldn't know. It's a privilege when you're young. You know what I mean? You would just think that's the norm. I feel like we gotta stop thinking so hard about things, about the kids.

[Moses]

But I guess it's like kids going on, like, a private jet or something like that. You know what I mean?

[Trisha]

I don't think we can equate a private jet with getting a pack of M M's and, you know, renting three films at the. At the blockbuster.

[Moses]

I don't know. I go back and forth with it because, like, this morning, Malbu was getting, like, glitter on her eyes and lipstick. And I'm always very much like, okay, you do realize this is very special. Like, this is not. You know what I mean? So. I don't know. I know what you're saying, right? Because that's kids. You just don't know. Like, Mal might think, like, everyone gets their makeup done in the morning, but I'm just like, yeah, I don't know.

[Trisha]

I think there's levels for sure. Yeah, there's definitely, like, levels, I think, going back and retro actively being like, oh, I would. You were so boot. Like, right. I don't know.

[Moses]

Yeah, I guess I always thought people. Everyone rented movies. And I saw the comments are like, I didn't even get to rent movies.

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Moses]

So you're right. There's levels. Yeah, we'll get one. Some people three, and some people get none.

[Trisha]

I think if you were, like, buying every. Buying every movie. Or something then. And you would just thought that that was a normal thing. I don't know. I think just renting a couple movies and not knowing, it's a privilege. I think it's okay. Like, you don't have to be hard on yourself, you know, or other people. Harder.

[Moses]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Nicole]

We've never rented any movie.

[Moses]

You never. You never had a Blockbuster growing up?

[Nicole]

No, we didn't.

[Moses]

You never reading movies? Was there movie rental places worse than that.

[Nicole]

Somebody at some point give, I think my dad, like, a box of VHS tapes that they just had. And it was like all kind of old movies. And that's all we had. And we got like, re watch them over, over again.

[Moses]

Okay. That's my dad too. We had a Sound of Music and Mary Poppins. So we just watched those movies 5,000 times.

[Nicole]

But the only thing we watch is whatever was on TV at the moment. It was like two to three channels.

[Moses]

Movie. What was the first movie you saw? You remember you told me the other day because we took Malibu to go see Zootopia 2. What was your first movie?

[Nicole]

Big. With Tom Hanks.

[Moses]

Oh, mine was Pulp Fiction. What was yours?

[Trisha]

God, I like movie theater.

[Moses]

Yeah, I was 6.

[Trisha]

I honestly don't remember my first movie.

[Moses]

Really?

[Trisha]

Yeah. Like, the earliest. Well, I was afraid of movie theaters for a really long time, I guess. I know the one movie I saw to get over or the first movie I saw after I started going to therapy to get over agoraphobia was Monsters, Inc.

[Moses]

Okay.

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Moses]

And how did you feel about it?

[Trisha]

Loved. I remember I went with like, my Boo doll. I had a doll of Boo.

[Moses]

Before you even saw the movie?

[Trisha]

Yeah, Like, I already knew I was seated for it.

[Moses]

Oh, you're like.

[Trisha]

I was like, yes. I was like, love, love this girl's nightgown. I love her pigtails. I love her little voice. Like, how old are you? She's everything. God, I think I was in second grade.

[Moses]

Okay, so you were little?

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Moses]

Oh, that's cute. You got a little doll.

[Trisha]

Yeah. And then I remember I took her in to go see it. I think it's like, because I was really anxious about going to the theater.

[Moses]

Were you by yourself or your parents? I don't know. You probably was like nine. We said you were anxious, so I was like, did they just drop you off? They were just like, okay, have fun at the movies. My parents used to do my mom, I guess my mom used to drop me off.

[Trisha]

When you were like seven? Yeah. Really?

[Moses]

Maybe like eight. Maybe like eight.

[Trisha]

Okay. I think.

[Moses]

When was the First Harry Potter movie. Maybe I was older. When was the first Harry Potter movie? Maybe I was like.

[Trisha]

That was like, 2001, I think.

[Nicole]

Okay.

[Moses]

I guess I was 13. That was the first one I remember.

[Trisha]

Big difference, I guess.

[Moses]

I guess so. Yeah. Was it 2001?

[Trisha]

I think so.

[Moses]

Yeah. You might be right.

[Trisha]

That is so funny. But then, yeah, yeah, they went with me to see it, and I also. I didn't see X to X Men united in theaters. That was. Came out also in 2000, I think. But I remember going to Baskin Robbins and getting the X Men banana split. And, like, in my mind, I feel like I went to theaters to see it.

[Moses]

Oh, okay.

[Trisha]

Anyway.

[Moses]

But I saw that.

[Trisha]

I think I just ate the blue banana split. It was like a special blue ice cream banana split.

[Moses]

And you're like, I saw the. I get that. Like, certain things. I can't remember if you did. You know that Billy Crystal. I just saw this on Tik Tok was the voice of Mike was out. Yes. And before that, he was offered the role of Woody or Buzz in Toy Story.

[Trisha]

He turned it down.

[Moses]

Yeah. And he's like, his agent's like, not a good idea.

[Trisha]

Damn.

[Moses]

And then it became huge.

[Trisha]

He's like, oh, it's like Jack Black passing on the villain in the Incredibles.

[Moses]

Oh, yeah, that's.

[Trisha]

He said that's the film he regrets passing on.

[Moses]

Why did he pass, I wonder?

[Trisha]

I think he said he didn't want to play, like, the fat, like, villain voice, the fat villain in that. And he's like, damn, I regret that. It was, like, a little chubby. Not, like, huge, but, oh, what a.

[Moses]

Weird thing that he wouldn't want to do.

[Trisha]

I know, huh?

[Moses]

Interesting. Because if someone gave me, like, a fat character, I would be like, can't play fat. Like, that's crazy.

[Trisha]

Back then, he wanted to break out of the box. That was like, what, 2004?

[Moses]

Before Kung Fu Panda then.

[Nicole]

Animations are so tough. You never know which one is gonna become a hit. So it's, like, tough.

[Moses]

Well, I know if Singh comes my way, I'm gonna say yes to that. Did you know the voice of the elephant is Tori Kelly? Ari told me that this morning.

[Nicole]

Okay.

[Moses]

Yeah. She's like, oh, she was insane. I'm like, which one should. Oh, she played the elephant. I was like, who plays the pig? Do you know who plays the girl pig?

[Trisha]

Isn't it Reese Witherspoon?

[Moses]

She sings Shake It Off.

[Nicole]

I think so.

[Moses]

She sounds so good. She sounds like, Wait, Breeze Witherspoon. It sounds like Taylor Swift.

[Nicole]

I don't know if they use somebody else for singing, you know, like they do a lot of times. But what. Who just remember her being in a movie.

[Moses]

It sounds. It sounds like Taylor Swift. Like when they sing it, it says, yeah, she's singing.

[Trisha]

And she did sing. And walk the line. Yeah.

[Moses]

Oh my God, she sounds just like Taylor Swift. I stay out too late. That's what people say. We watch that so many times that sing. Or I guess we're just seeing clips of it. I don't know if we're watching the whole movie, see them singing, watch all.

[Nicole]

The songs from the movie.

[Moses]

Those pig sings shake it off. Like. Like in the. In the store. They sing it on the stage. Like, how many times they sing that song in that movie? They sing it so many times. And every time the pig comes on, they're like, mommy. I was like, okay, but she's kind of furious when she turns into her black outfit and stuff like that. I was like, that's crazy. At least it's not the elephant, I suppose. I guess the pig is a little cuter. I love seeing. I love it.

[Trisha]

Good transition, I guess. Question mark. But. Movie reviews. Hudson Williams from heated rivalry. His letterbox got leaked and this has been a whole controversy the past week because his reviews were very detailed. And I don't understand.

[Moses]

This is a public thing, the letterbox.

[Trisha]

Okay, so his letterbox is like a public site. Like, I don't think there's private. There's no private accounts or anything. But obviously you don't have to put your government name or anything. His was actually like anonymous. Ish. Fans ended up finding his. I'm gonna. I guess I'll say rumored girlfriends, girlfriends, but rumor, alleged girlfriends letterboxd account. And then from finding her account compared, like the account names, they really. The parasocial thing with heated rivalry is insane. But they found Hudson's like, account. Hudson has never confirmed that it was his account, although once these leaked, the account did get deleted.

[Moses]

So that's always the tell. That's always the tell sign right there. Okay.

[Trisha]

So his reviews were very blunt and he had a lot of critical things to say about a lot of people. Rachel Zegler, Pedro Pascal, Timothy Chalamet, Angelina Jolie. It was tough. It was tough.

[Moses]

Honest. Some may say.

[Trisha]

Yeah. And also, like, was anonymous pretty much like, you know, it's not like he was putting his face to it.

[Moses]

And was it. Was it like giving critiques or was it like, like, she's ugly.

[Trisha]

It wasn't. Okay, I'll read some quotes. From it because it's a little. It's a little bit in between. So for a review on the ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, the Hunger Games movie with Rachel Zegler, he said most the acting was really good, and Tom Blythe was fantastic, but Rachel Zegler was probably the least embodied performance I've seen in the last five years or so, if I'm being brutally honest. I was wondering if I was being harsh. And the first thing my mom said was, they just. Just have. They just have just cast her for the singing. Hey, she was bad. She was just struggled to sell the idea of being someone born in the districts, how they walk and talk. And overall just felt like a musical theater kid trying way too hard.

[Moses]

Oh, my God.

[Trisha]

So that was his review also. He was incorrect because Lucy Gray is not, like, from the district. She's, you know, she's the traveling band. She's the cubby.

[Nicole]

So, yeah, she's literally the theater kid that's coming through town.

[Trisha]

Yes.

[Moses]

So.

[Trisha]

So he was just, like, incorrect there. Yes.

[Moses]

I think he was just misinformed of her background of the character.

[Trisha]

And he was also saying, like, he got the books confused too. He thought there was a fourth, like, mocking. He thought there was four, like, of the original books. Like, there was a Mockingjay Part one book and a Mockingjay Part two book. So I think he's just not caught up on the hunger.

[Moses]

Yeah, he was confused on the arc.

[Trisha]

And then when it came to Pedro Pascal, he reviewed the Materialist and he said, love you, Pedro, but you're just not a great actor. This performance was so wooden. It made Dakota Johnson seem like the charismatic one. I know they're not meant to be in love the in loved ones, but my guy have a single likable personality trait, for f sake. Terrible understanding of your function in the script is rough because Pedro, like, has shown he the rivalry, a lot of love. He's been commenting on everything of Heat Arrival. We're on Instagram, like, supporting it. And then he also gave a bad review of. Nope. The Jordan Peele movie. He said Timothy Chalamet looked too scrawny to be the hero in Dune. And he said Angelina Jolie's wrists were too tiny. And so.

[Moses]

Oh, no.

[Trisha]

Yeah. So very specific. I personally think it's like, he wrote this. He was also, like, in film school, so I think he wrote it. Not, like, just, like, not thinking of his words. Just, like, literally sitting there typing. Like, literally the first thoughts that came into his mind and didn't expect, obviously, to be Perceived on a larger scale. Oh, and then I should also add, because I know people might mention it, he also, like, left a good review for the movie Lolita, which is, like, a very controversial movie, obviously. Oh, no, he said, I think there's two Lolitas. And he gave both of them a good review. And the account said, I think my favorite narrative theme, right behind the heartache and heartbreak and emotional turmoil is perversion. Perverted movies are so good. This one made me think of myself 35 years into the future. Not in a way, just a terrifying meditation. So people have been taking all these.

[Moses]

Like, oh, that one lost me. That one lost me. That one is. At first I was like, everyone has reviews like this. Like, everyone loves to critique. But that's crazy.

[Trisha]

I know.

[Moses]

But not me in 35 years. Like, what?

[Trisha]

Again? He was also, like, really young. So I think it's one of those things you just don't think all the way. I think normally I wouldn't like, to me, it's kind of, like, unserious and, like, kind of like a nothing burger. But I think people have been the heated rivalry fandom. Not everyone, because it's like, you know, it's not a monolith. There's, like, extremes in every fandom. Yeah, but the heater rivalry fandom has been, like, working overtime lately. Like, they have, like, they bully, like, film reviewers and. Or media reviewers and critics. Like, like, watch he the rivalry, review it, and then if they don't give it a good. A great review, they're like, you know, nothing. You don't know. You don't understand what's going on in the story. But it's like, okay, well, if it. And the fans are also saying, well, Hudson is allowed to have his opinions, blah, blah. But I'm like, yeah, but it works both ways. Like, you can't bully someone for not watching or not liking it. But then also be like, yeah, Hudson cannot like Rachel Zegler, you know, so.

[Moses]

Yeah, well, it sounds like more the fandom. He hasn't said anything because it's like the Phantom kind of like. Like being the one to be like, we hate this. But also, like. But let him have his opinion. He's not saying anything.

[Trisha]

Yeah, he's pretty. Like, the only thing he really called out was, like, the Jordan Firstman thing. And I do get that to a degree. Because, like, beyond Jordan, like, being critical of heated rivalry, he did also be like, well, if they're gay, come out. So, like, I think he went too far with that. But also, like, if Jordan just Didn't like the sh. I. I think if Jordan literally said, like, I just don't like the show, whatever, the people would have reacted similarly anyway.

[Moses]

Yeah.

[Trisha]

You know, because people are very protective over the show because it's a phenomenon. And you know, I love a phenomenon. I do, I love. And it's like literally pioneered and propelled by like the girls and gays, which I think is like the perfect like testimonial. I feel like people forget and media how powerful the girl and gay audience is.

[Moses]

Yes.

[Trisha]

Oh, like you see like a Matt Rock being like, I don't care about the girls, you know, but like, look at what the girls engaged with it. When everyone comes together and be like, no, we love this show. Like now he did rivalry like a phenomenon in like the biggest moment in pop culture. And I think that's amazing. But I think the fandom gets a little crazy. And it's not just heat arrival. Every fandom gets a little crazy in general, but.

[Moses]

But this one in particular for sure, because we got two cute boys and it's so fast.

[Trisha]

Like literally a month and a half. Like the show premiered six weeks ago, so like a month and a half ago and it's like crazy. Yeah, yeah. Like right before Christmas is when it got super big. Which also makes me a little nervous because, you know, fast people like to build up and take down. But so far it looks like Connor and Hudson are doing okay.

[Moses]

But yeah, they kept Jonathan Bailey going. You know, they didn't tear him down yet. They still love him. At a, at a Golden Globe. Did he present last night? He looked good, but I didn't see him.

[Trisha]

No, he wasn't there.

[Moses]

Oh, you know, my Twitter is like, look at him at the Golden Globe.

[Trisha]

I kept seeing that too. They'd be like, haley Steinfeld looks gorgeous, like golden. And it was hard, like, like not pregnant. Meanwhile, she's like showing so much right now.

[Moses]

Yeah, I saw John the Bailey, like a wall white outfit. Oh, he wasn't. Oh, okay. Damn. Wicked people are just like, bye. Was Ariana the only representative last night from Wicked?

[Trisha]

Yeah, yeah, cuz Cynthia's doing the show. Jonathan wasn't there. No. Ethan. The young Linda and young Nessa Rose were there. Okay, but that's. And Ariana, call them down for Wicked.

[Moses]

Someone's gotta be there for them. Damn. You know which one I think should have won was probably a couple years ago when it came out, maybe 2011. Mr. Popper's penguins. We watched last night Work. Did you ever see that?

[Trisha]

No.

[Moses]

I feel like this movie you would like.

[Trisha]

I remember seeing the trailer and the posters because it was, like, a white poster with, like, the penguins.

[Moses]

Yeah. And you. You had seven P's in that last monologue. You just did the. You said perfectly polished people, and you said. You said seven peas in a row, and it was giving penguins.

[Trisha]

Okay. Actually, the onomatopoeia of it all.

[Moses]

Yes. His assistant, too, was like, something Popper. Pepper popper. And she was saying a lot of peas, and you were giving poppers penguins. And we watched it yesterday. I've never seen that movie. It's a movie with Jim Carrey, who gets a bunch of penguins sent to him in New York city. Very good. 10 out of 10 recommend that. Did you finish watching it?

[Nicole]

No, we didn't.

[Moses]

I don't know how it ended, but I guess there was a bunch.

[Nicole]

I was curious where it was going.

[Moses]

Right. There was some CGI penguins. There were some real penguins in there.

[Trisha]

Oh, I. Before I forgot, I literally wrote this down specifically about Hudson Williams, though.

[Moses]

Okay.

[Trisha]

Because, listen, maybe we can all let the. The critical reviews go, but I feel like you might draw the line at this. He says spaghetti socks, and the only noodle he likes is a penne. But he did also used to work at the old Spaghetti Factory, so I think. In Canada, I'm assuming.

[Moses]

Yeah, well, look, that's just blasphemous.

[Trisha]

I think we can. Yeah, listen, we can let other things go, but I don't know, we can let spaghetti.

[Moses]

First of all, it all tastes the same. Penne, rigatoni, farfalla, spaghetti. Like, it's all the same. Angel here. It's all the same. Yes. There's, like, different textures, but a wheel of pasta tastes just like, you know, an elbow pasta. They're all the same. If you get the Barilla boxes. We're Barilla people. I guess maybe he's talking about, like. No, because Spaghetti Factory, too, would all taste the same, for sure. In fact, I don't think Spaghetti Factory has penne pasta, because when we went with Malibu and that haunted one on the way back from Palm Springs, I think they were eating these little. They had, like, little tiny things. They either had spaghetti or the little tiny, like, balls. I don't even think they have penne.

[Trisha]

Oh, tea.

[Moses]

Because penne is the choice for kids because it's long and tubular, so they don't, you know, have to cut it down or break it down, but don't like that.

[Trisha]

I know. I think I figured that would be the one thing that loses you. Yeah. The direct quote for Cont Just for the record, spaghetti sucks. Rigatoni is awful. I like a penne noodle.

[Moses]

That's a crazy take for no reason. Why did he say that?

[Trisha]

Said it on Sirius xm. And this is a recent interview too. Not one that was unearthed by the fans, like, you know, in the digital footprint.

[Moses]

Right.

[Trisha]

This is recent. Recent on the record.

[Moses]

Were you telling me it's hard to get them for an interview?

[Trisha]

Yeah, they don't. They blew up too fast.

[Moses]

They get bad, bad clips. The letterbox will get you. How do I sign up for one? I want to do a letterbox.

[Trisha]

I love that card. Letterbox will get you.

[Moses]

How do I sign up for one? I need to do a review on there. I need some reviews.

[Trisha]

I think you just sign up on the website. I want to make one too. Darian has one and he logs it, like, literally as well. Soon as we see a movie, like the first thing, really open up that app and leaves a review. Yeah.

[Moses]

And is he critical?

[Trisha]

Because most people, let's say he's kind of critical.

[Moses]

I think when I give like Yelp reviews, it's like, I usually only leave it when it's bad. I should leave it when it's good too. I usually relieve if it's like a smoky room or something. But you should probably leave good reviews. But I guess the majority to defend that guy is like, majority of people would probably leave just a critical review and nothing. No one's ever like, this is a great movie. Although they should.

[Trisha]

Yeah, I. I think I would go for the movies I love first. I can't think of a movie like I saw recently and hate it. I was also, as I was like researching the Hudson letterbox drama, I was myself was trying to think like, what would I leave a critical review? And I don't even know. I feel like I avoid movies I know I will not like unless I am forced against my will.

[Moses]

Well, it's a problem. But then you watch a movie you want to like and then you're like, ah, this could have been good. And they just missed it. I mean, I think that with like Snow White, I think it like, Gal Gadot was so horrible in it. And it's like, I think, yeah, we.

[Trisha]

Had the right idea, but we lost it.

[Moses]

Yeah, like, you ruined it. You know, I think you just need to give those kind of criticisms.

[Trisha]

Yeah, that's fair.

[Moses]

Yeah. I don't know what I leave out. My. I. I think one of my top four, though would be Joker too. I watched again the other day and I was like, oh, this is really good. You should watch it so we can discuss it. Is very good. I love it.

[Trisha]

Maybe I will top four.

[Moses]

Are all the movies on there that you can review?

[Trisha]

Yeah, I think so.

[Moses]

Okay. Is there a movie you hate?

[Nicole]

Hate? I just don't watch it. Like, I haven't watched something I hated.

[Moses]

Vogue just came out with the new Wuthering Heights costumes. Did you see all theirs?

[Trisha]

Yes. And there's so much controversy around Wuthering Heights. I mean, he let us know because people don't like that. The Jacob Elordi, Margot Robbie, Emerald Fennell, Wuthering Heights. Like, the outfits look too modern and it doesn't. I don't know, it doesn't like reflect that. But the theory now is that it's like almost. It's like a woman in some kind of psychosis imagining herself in Wuthering Heights versus, like an actual adaptation of Wuthering Heights. Because there is very U coded. There's one photo where Margot Robbie has a giant strawberry.

[Moses]

Oh, I haven't seen that.

[Trisha]

Because you love a giant thing to make you look small.

[Moses]

I haven't seen a giant strawberry.

[Trisha]

So people are like, it looks like. It looks like fanciful, you know, because she's holding a human. Like a comically large strawberry and it has a little bite out of it. So now people like, oh, it must be like, not an actual adaptation of Wuthering Heights, but some sort of like, twisty thing where a little fancy. Yeah, yeah.

[Moses]

I was gonna say the pink dress. There was a pink dress that's already being made. Her pink dress.

[Trisha]

And now you just need the giant strawberry.

[Moses]

Is she holding it in the pink dress?

[Trisha]

She has a tiny little bite out of it. Wow. Okay.

[Moses]

I was looking for more photos of it because, you know, I wanted that cosplay and I was looking for more photos of it. I guess I gotta look for this strawberry.

[Trisha]

Now I'm very seated for Wuthering Hunter High. It's like, I'm sorry. I know people are going to be so hard on that movie, calling it all kinds of ridiculous. I was anti, like the first time, like, we. They announced it and like, I get the casting is a little problematic because it's like, you know, white people playing these roles. But are they supposed to be. Are they Romani in the book or something? Yeah.

[Moses]

Okay.

[Trisha]

So the casting was problematic.

[Moses]

Oh, I didn't know.

[Trisha]

But now that we know it's not an actual adaptation of Wuthering.

[Moses]

Right. Does that make it like what her hands even about? I want to see it. I'm seeing it.

[Trisha]

Don't you love the book or did I make that up?

[Nicole]

No. So Kate Bush watering this song. Back to Kate Bush.

[Moses]

Oh, it's. Oh, so there's no correlation. You don't know.

[Nicole]

There is. She made the song about the book.

[Moses]

And you don't know the book.

[Nicole]

I know the song. And. And she was ridiculed for her, you know, at the time. The way she would bring it to life. The dance, the songs, her voice singing.

[Trisha]

Welcome to.

[Moses]

Welcome to. That's the song.

[Nicole]

Yeah, it's me.

[Moses]

That one.

[Nicole]

Then she says watering. Yes.

[Moses]

What did she say?

[Nicole]

Yeah, she says weathering height. It's me, Katy, come home.

[Trisha]

Yeah. Those are the lyrics. Wow.

[Moses]

Well, the song doesn't sound like that. It sounds like.

[Nicole]

Yeah, because you heard it once.

[Moses]

No, I heard a lot of times on Tick Tock. I heard it all the time. That was like the trend everyone was doing. I'm excited. I'm excited for it. I like the costumes. It's so funny because I've been googling costumes for so long and I couldn't find any more pictures. And then Bo just did a whole article.

[Trisha]

Yeah, everyone. And it's weird because it comes out relatively soon. So it's the 14th, right? Yeah, yeah. Charlie XCX did the music for it. I'm so excited for that. She did one music video for it so far. And I love the music video that Charlie did, so I'm very excited. Yeah, that's why, like, I really. I really think it's just, you know, it's going to be a loose setup. Like, you know, I like the twist. Watch the twist now. It'll be like a Stranger Thing. Strangers Thing. Stranger Things Thing. Like where the fans make up the twist and then. Doesn't actually happen because we're watching. Actually, no. This is the book adaptation. I'll be like, oh, but if it's. I hope it's not. I don't know. Because I like Charlie xcx. I feel like it makes sense for it to be like a. Some kind of fantasy. Yeah.

[Moses]

Yeah, it looks like that. That's the vibe it gives me. I know nothing about it.

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Moses]

I don't know.

[Nicole]

The book is a classic English literature. It's from 1847 and it's known for its passionate and destructive love story between Catherine and Hitley Heathcliff, set on the wild Yorkshire moors.

[Moses]

You don't even know what it's about. You just like the song. I would say you love this movie. I thought you were like, so excited for it.

[Nicole]

I'm Excited but for the movie, because it. So it has such a strong tie to Kate Bush. And I thought that probably her song will somehow be featured in the movie or part of it. Maybe she'll sing, but she will. Yeah.

[Moses]

They have to do this. I feel like they have to bring that song back.

[Nicole]

But the novel explores themes of love, revenge and social class throughout turbulent relationship. I mean, it sounds really good.

[Moses]

You're seeing it too. We're all. Can't wait for it to come out. I'm excited for the outfits. Got some good cosplays coming up for it.

[Trisha]

Speaking of stranger things, AKA I just said it once, but Joe Keery. Who A twist I did not see coming. Dare I say I. Joe Keri, I have no romantic feelings towards you, but I would love to pick apples and Papa's orchard, question mark. I think I'm really liking Joe Keery right now. Despite me knowing like very little about him.

[Moses]

Nicole's gonna send you a text.

[Trisha]

I know.

[Moses]

That's my man. Back off.

[Trisha]

Well, here's the gag. My friend Veronica, her who's from Ventura county, actually, her husband is best friends with Joe. With djo Joe Keery. And he officiated their wedding like a month ago. And he, her husband was like in a bandwidth. I had no idea. She texted me once because we talked the one time we talked about Joe Kere and we know nothing about him. She texted me, was like, Joe would die at this. Hahaha. And I was like, what?

[Nicole]

Yeah, yeah.

[Trisha]

She had to give me all the lore.

[Moses]

Oh, you know Brad. Okay. So just unknown.

[Trisha]

So now I'm like, Veronica, if you're listening, like give that man a text, tell him to come over here. What's the Anyway, because he was at the Golden Globes and he like looked really sweet, I guess. And then once I started having to cover Stranger Things, now I get a lot of like Joe Keery on my FYP and everything I've seen, I'm like kind of like this guy. And he does have great hair.

[Moses]

What are you seeing that he is like funny.

[Trisha]

Yeah, he's. He has a charm to him. He's. I was going to say he's talented as musician. Never heard a song. I know that one song is really big right now that he sang End of the World or something. I know it's like the number one song on Spotify right now, but I've never heard it. Yeah.

[Moses]

Oh, so he's talented. Yeah, it's number one, Nicole.

[Trisha]

Rafi loves him. So.

[Moses]

Okay. I don't know. Yeah, I'M not on that wave yet, but maybe I'll get on that wave.

[Trisha]

I think that it's. Maybe it's better that you don't know that he just comes here. So. Veronica, tell him to. You want to come on down?

[Nicole]

Yeah.

[Moses]

If I were to pick a Stranger Things person, I'd want Gate and Mozaraz.

[Trisha]

Yeah. Oh, you saw him saying what song is it again?

[Moses]

Well, I've heard him sing a couple times now because someone has said, oh, he'd make a great Seymour in Little Shop. You know, I love Little Shop. And that's currently off Broadway. It's been off Broadway for like, seven years. And I was like, let me look. Because Milo Manheim was Seymour. He got to be entangled. So I was like, oh, Gaten should be. And I was like, okay. And I went to go look, and yeah, I saw him singing like, Les Mis. He was like 10 when he was in there. So he's singing Les Mis. Joshua, Robert Collie and him shared the role. The one who was on our podcast. Yeah, they shared the role of. And I don't know. I do not only Miz. Even though I'm a Parisian mime today, I do not know about the Paris Revolution or French Revolution. I think that's what it's about. Did you know that's what it's about? Have you seen it?

[Trisha]

I remember when Anna Hathaway won.

[Moses]

Right.

[Trisha]

Oscar.

[Moses]

She was like a prostitute.

[Trisha]

Yeah. And she was crying.

[Moses]

Oh, yeah. She sings I dreamed a dream.

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Moses]

I think it's about the French Revolution. Don't know. But Gate and sang a song from that. And then I saw. Yeah, I saw on Tick Tock, I'm singing something else. I was like, oh, he's like a really good singer. And he would make a great Seymour. And I. I would love to have him on the podcast. I love a singer. I love a theater boy. You know what I mean? And I think he'd be great. And he's 23 now if I was that they were really little kids. I always thought they were like 14.

[Trisha]

But I mean, they started when they were like 12, 13, but.

[Moses]

Wow. Really?

[Trisha]

Yeah. I remember the first season. They were. That was2016. Or that it came out so they had like 10 years, basically.

[Moses]

Did they do a time jump in this last episode?

[Trisha]

No.

[Moses]

Oh, there's like, it's been the span.

[Trisha]

Of like, four years. Yeah.

[Moses]

That's. They should have done like, gif four.

[Nicole]

Yeah.

[Moses]

Because that's crazy.

[Trisha]

I know.

[Moses]

You all are still in high school.

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Moses]

Could you imagine Like Jacob already being.

[Trisha]

A high schooler rehearsal even like in 20. When was the last for 2022? Even then it was kind of like a little.

[Moses]

Yeah, you're like, you're grown adults. What are you doing here?

[Trisha]

Let me. I have to hear it. I want to hear what song you sing again. Oh, Bruno Mars. He's singing. I was like, what is he singing.

[Moses]

One Is that new?

[Trisha]

Oh, this is the one I keep seeing every. Everywhere I. Oh, he was singing when I was your man from Bruno Mars. Yes. And when he was a. When he was little.

[Moses]

Oh, he's little there.

[Trisha]

He's little. Oh, he recorded his own little harmonies.

[Moses]

Oh, is that what was happening? I thought maybe someone was like off. Oh wait, I kind of love that. No, I love him because I did see something else too where he was talking about like a 40 year old woman thinking he was like hot or something and he's like, oh, that's like disturbing. And I, I was like, I love that. I love you're so self aware at like 23 or whatever. I guess like a woman came up to him was like, I think you're so cute or so hot or I had a sexual attraction to you. And he's like, that's weird. And she was. No, it's not like he's always been about it too.

[Trisha]

Because even I think when Noah Sno snap snob when he came out or maybe when Will was just gay and and people were like leaving mean comments, he would like respond the comments like telling off homophobes. And this was like season two like this. We was still like really little. Like, like 16.

[Moses]

Yeah.

[Trisha]

So he's gotten's been about it and yeah, I think he's like still best friends with Joe Keery so I guess we get one to get the other.

[Moses]

I think that'd be so cute. Okay, I have to watch Stranger Things, I think.

[Trisha]

Well, I thought you did watch season four part of it. Oh, okay.

[Moses]

Like I saw the first two episodes and then, and then we try to watch the end and I was like, gosh, I have no idea what's happening.

[Trisha]

Yeah, there is a lot going on by the time the documentary for season five just came out. And it's. It, it's making your friends the Duffer brothers look even worse, I fear.

[Moses]

But oh no. Why?

[Trisha]

Because they're just like they're going in to film the final episode and one of the crew members is like, I've only seen clips thus far because it just came out I think over the weekend and one of the clips was like, we're filming the finale right now and as of right now we haven't wrote the script. So.

[Moses]

So see, they didn't know. That's fine.

[Trisha]

Those clips of like Maya Hawk's character is like a lesbian but like closeted. And there's a scene of her like in her secret girlfriend with like the other actors. And Maya's like talking to the director and was like, I think it was Shawn Levy and was like. So I would actually like to act this scene as like more like whispering because I'm with Caleb right now and he doesn't know that we're together. Like we're not out. So she's having to correct the, like if they're all having to correct the directors and be like, like what?

[Moses]

So you know, they're busy.

[Trisha]

As I said, it is a lot to keep track of. Sure.

[Moses]

And I'd be like, oh, thanks for reminding me. That's a, that's a good one. You know, and my Hawk is a visionary. You know, they probably didn't think about that. They probably thought people are just.

[Trisha]

This is so like you, like you get a budget of $400 million and you are. That's why I see like you standing in solidarity with, with the duffer brother.

[Moses]

Because it was, you know, might see me in the next Stranger Things. Who knows?

[Nicole]

You said that everyone thought there'll be a. That it was a fake ending. There's going to be another one.

[Moses]

Can't confirm or deny. I do know I had a meeting with them.

[Nicole]

I was like running to film that fake.

[Trisha]

I know.

[Nicole]

Because they were like, oh, maybe this is the biggest thing happened on TV ever.

[Trisha]

Like it would have been a gag if that was a fake ending and there was a secret episode. I knew there wouldn't be because they like released the finale in theaters and everything and like with the press schedule and everything, there was no way. But it would have been gaggy if so if they did. I think it was like a mass psychosis of no one wanting that to be the actual ending. So everyone was gaslighting themselves into thinking there was some master plan. But there's not. There's not. No, that's. That's just the ending I fear so.

[Moses]

Gaslight.

[Trisha]

Yeah. But oh, before Traders, my point with Joe Geary that took a spin.

[Moses]

Tangent.

[Trisha]

Okay. But there's a tick tock account that has been getting a lot of backlash because it's like a 20 year old girl who's obsessed with Stranger Things and Joe Keery's character, her username is Kayla Keery, but she, like, AIs Joe Keery into, like, being her boyfriend.

[Moses]

Oh, I saw this on Twitter.

[Trisha]

Yeah. So this is real.

[Moses]

It's only a baby or something.

[Trisha]

Yeah. So that's been the latest one on yesterday, she AI'd Joe Keery having her baby and, like, holding the baby shirtless in the hospital.

[Moses]

I did. It looked real.

[Trisha]

It looks like. Oh, yes. And what? That's the first thing, too. I've seen these go around before, but when I first saw Kayla Curie and, like, I just read quickly, like, Kayla Kerry and then saw Joe Kerry holding a baby, I was like, oh, I guess his sister had a baby. And he was like, oh, I thought.

[Moses]

Like, he had a baby. I thought he was married, like, Miles Heller.

[Trisha]

Yeah. Like, it is like. Like, it is very misleading. But so this is. She has like 20, 000 followers on tick Tock. And most of the comments always like, girl, this is weird. But she just got a lot of views. But in the whole thing is just like, her and AI situations of Joe Keery being her husband. And it is labeled as AI. So, like, it Tick Tock makes it, you know, does that little disclaimer that it is AI. But it does bring bring up a lot of questions of, like, how is. It's, like, a little much, right? It is. It does look kind of real. Obviously, Haley Bailey tried to bring it up to Joe Keery at the Golden Globes. Yes. She was in the hallway, she saw Joe Curie, and she tried to bring up the edits, and he, like, was like, yeah. And then he skedaddled.

[Moses]

That's like, what are we? Love her gorge. So beautiful. What are we doing, girl?

[Trisha]

Time and place.

[Moses]

That's crazy.

[Nicole]

Like, bringing somebody's stalker up to them in public.

[Moses]

You don't do that because, like, yeah, because, like, no matter what he says, it could either be encouraging. You're like, yeah, those are cute. And, oh, my God, he loves it.

[Trisha]

I'm gonna keep doing it.

[Moses]

Or if he's like, that's crazy, then you just, like, trigger a potential person who's a little obsessive. Look, I been her. I was Trisha Tarantino on MySpace. Yeah, I've been there.

[Nicole]

What would you do if you had AI back then?

[Trisha]

Oh, my God, that is a scary question.

[Moses]

In jail, me and Gabbie Hannah. What was hers? Hers was with Bo Burnham. Remember, she was in a relationship with him on Facebook. In the history of crazy girls, we've all been there, but girl, it's not gonna. It doesn't it doesn't. It's not cute to them, I'll tell you that much. You know, I think Quentin for a minute was like, this is cute. Until it wasn't. Then you're like, okay, stop. You know, I think Bo Burn and.

[Trisha]

Probably weren't interviewing Quentin Tarantino for Patreon. That was Jeff Wittek. So that's exactly.

[Moses]

I'm sure I was pitched Patreon. I was like, number one girl. And I'm sure there was a pitch and that. Did I say it on here? I think I said it. Or maybe Jeff said it on here that he, like, gave them a list of questions.

[Trisha]

Oh, yes. And you were not allowed to be brought up. Yeah, it was.

[Moses]

Trisha Paytas was on there. And he's like, nope.

[Trisha]

Well, your Patreon username, I think still is.

[Nicole]

We just changed it. Yeah. Because Patreon has new features now. I told you about posting.

[Trisha]

They have like a feed shows like the.

[Nicole]

So when we were posting there, he showed a Trisha Tarantino and I immediately emailed them at Patreon. I'm like, can you help me change that?

[Moses]

Aw, yeah. Crazy. And that Kerry, what is her name?

[Trisha]

Kayla Keery.

[Moses]

Kayla Keery. Stop. Just stop it. I'm gonna save you now. It's this, like, look, I love it. I love it. But we do it in private. We don't put it on social media. You know what I mean? If you want to cut out. I guess I used to cut out. Me just being so old, like cutting out magazines.

[Nicole]

Just like that board. Yes.

[Moses]

Adam Sandler. Where's this Hunter? Lady Gaga too, like. Yeah. Cut out in the privacy room. Home. I think putting it out there is a little much. The last name's a little much. Him naked with your baby in the hospital is a little much.

[Nicole]

I think it will be. They will have to come to a court case at some point. Not specifically for her, but AI in general.

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Nicole]

They'll have to find a way to put some guidelines to what you can and cannot do.

[Moses]

Yeah.

[Nicole]

That's just like, you know, revenge is now in. It's a law. It's those kind of things. It will just have to become a law at some point.

[Moses]

Yeah, I think it's like. It's like. Yeah. Probably doesn't make people feel like too.

[Nicole]

Because it's not like Jake Paul when he was like, I'm a partner of this company and I agree for you to use my image and make all those weird things here. It's like he did not agree to any of this.

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Moses]

Yes. Yes, Yes, I agree. And especially if I don't know what his. His sexuality is, if he has a boyfriend or girlfriend or whatever. But it's also like, he might have a real life partner.

[Nicole]

And it's kind of weird because even if she does it in whatever platform that labels it as AI, people clip it, put in other platforms, and then it's not there anymore on Twitter.

[Moses]

And that's why I was like, oh.

[Nicole]

It could be a family member, a friend or whatever. And people in general.

[Moses]

Yeah.

[Trisha]

And she. In the captions and stuff, she does refer to him, like, as Steve. Like his Stranger Things character a lot. Like, there was one where Steve had, like, hickeys or whatever. But, like, it's not like Steve and Joe Keery look identical. It's not like a character actor. You know what I mean? It's not like Jacob Elordi as the Frankenstein monster where they look, like, not the same at all. So all. Because you say it's Steve Harrington and not like Joe Keery. They. They look the same as, like, a loophole. Yeah.

[Moses]

Parody.

[Trisha]

Like, it's the parody, but it doesn't remind me. Like, the UK is trying to, like, is talking about banning Twitter because of Grok, and there's like a whole.

[Moses]

I hate that.

[Nicole]

Yeah.

[Moses]

I hate Brock. Is this real?

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Moses]

I always see that. I'm like, what the hell?

[Trisha]

Because you can. There's like, a photo manipulation again. It goes back to Stranger Things again, weirdly. But, like, the young actress in Stranger Things, like, there was a whole thing of every time, like, someone would post a photo for. There'd be some pervert being, like, at Grok, make her look like she's only wearing a bikini, and then the grock will automatically, like, alter the image to make it look like she's, like, undressed and she's, I think, like, 14 years old. And it's like, yeah, yeah.

[Moses]

That should be, like, definitely illegal.

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Moses]

That's so crazy.

[Trisha]

So Twitter or X ended up making it. So now Grok is, like, behind a paywall, so only, like, the verified people use it. But that's. I don't think that helps. Really.

[Moses]

All the perverts are gonna pay. Like, that's. Oh, I hate that so much.

[Trisha]

Yeah. So that it's just gonna keep getting worse and worse.

[Moses]

Oh, my God.

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Moses]

Yeah. That's crazy. That's crazy. He was asked, and so he just said he just literally ran or he.

[Trisha]

Said he just like. Oh, yeah. And then he just walked away.

[Moses]

Like crazy.

[Trisha]

So awkward. I know. I don't know what Haley Bailey was like, what? Her role was other Golden Globes, but every video I saw was, like, her in the hallway trying to talk to people. Like, it was her and, like, Leonardo DiCaprio.

[Moses]

I think that's her thing. I think she's done it in the past where she, like. Yeah, she just tries to talk to people, but I think it's like, she's there, obviously invited, but. Yeah, I don't get it. But. I don't know. Love her. I love her. But I guess she. But that's what, like, you said, they're trying to get those clips. So I guess just being awkward and asking.

[Nicole]

Also, you saw, like, the established media, they have, you know, they. Their spot and they fight for it. So probably like, okay, what's left? It's like, you stand in the hallway, just give her.

[Moses]

I would love that, actually.

[Trisha]

Just like, hey, yeah.

[Nicole]

And there's no competition, so you just walk with them in the hallway or something.

[Moses]

That's. Yeah. Okay. I don't know. That's funny. Joe. Carrie. Wow. And if you have the same last name. Yeah, it's confusing.

[Trisha]

But, Joe, we will not ask you about your AI if you're on just training.

[Moses]

No, definitely not. That's so weird. But people would ask me, too. I remember when I was Tarantino, like, people all the time on MySpace a lot, I was related to him. Like, I think I probably said I was at some point just knowing how unhinged I was.

[Nicole]

I probably said, well, it's such a unique name. Like, I've never heard of anyone Tarantino.

[Moses]

Other than there's Torina Tarantino, who's a famous jewelry designer. So when I was trying to pivot, I was like, no, I'm. That's my stage name. Meanwhile, my wallpaper on my space was all Quentin Space. That did not age well. Let me tell you, when people still bring it up, like, oh, you can say you were a massive winter. I was like, oh, Well, I was 18 and mentally. So anyways, kudos to Joe Carey. We love him. Oh, gosh.

[Trisha]

What were you gonna. I. I know you're not gonna remember, because I don't remember. You're about to say something before I.

[Moses]

Me?

[Trisha]

Yes.

[Nicole]

Yeah. Because he. Yeah, you were gonna say something.

[Moses]

Probably nothing important. Oh, I know what it was. Traders.

[Trisha]

Oh, yeah.

[Moses]

I want Portia on. That's who I was gonna talk about. I would Love Portia. I DM'd her. I love her. You know what? That's why I love Traders. I do not know any of those people. Although I hate when they say I don't know any of these people because like saying no one knows any of those people. Biggest pet peeve. I talked about this on Tick Tock but biggest pet peeve is when they go on there and be like, I don't know who anybody is. It's like no one knows who you are either. And I'm gonna call it out. The ice skater guy, Johnny Weir, who I looked up. I guess he has crazy clothes. Which fabulous did love him after I looked him up but didn't know who you were. And definitely the girl, the young pretty one from I'm assuming Love island or one of those shows. And she's also like, I don't know anybody here. I. I'm guarantee no one knows you. It's my biggest pet peeve. Granted I don't know anyone there either. But like don't go up and sit like that's so annoying. It's so annoying. Especially when you're of the same caliber. Like you're on the same show. So I don't know who anyone is. Well, that means no one knows who you are either. And that's like my biggest pet peeve. But. And it's so embarrassing. And cringe for them. Like that's so embarrassing. Like what?

[Trisha]

I hope you remember this and you're inevitably in the Scottish castle. I like pray that there is not a clip like Jimmy, you might want to bookmark this one because it might have come up in the future when you're in the castle. I just have a feeling I don't know anyone here.

[Moses]

I won't. I definitely won't. If it's Survivor, Big Brother Housewife.

[Trisha]

Especially when they sit you down in your little confessional. I know you're not going to be thinking of. Of you saying how you hate her.

[Moses]

I tell you, I will be very cognizant. Yeah, okay. Cognizant of it. Because when I was in UK Big Brother, that was very me and it came across so ill. Like you're so icatrich. Like granted I didn't know any of those people. They're all British celebrities. No idea who they are. But it just of kind comes across. It's like when people come up to me, they'll always be like, I have no idea who you are. But my friends, it's like so freaking annoying. So I will. But yeah, maybe I should just do it just for gigs when I'm on there. I'll be like, okay. But no, I love. So I didn't know. I wasn't familiar with most of them, I know Lisa Rinna, but, like, I wasn't familiar with most love Portia. And then I looked her up after because so many people were talking about. Spoilers are coming. Spoilers are coming. Spoiler. Get out now. Spoiler alert. Spoiler warning. Spoiler. I suppose, but Portia was the first eliminated, actually.

[Trisha]

The first.

[Moses]

I think she was the first.

[Trisha]

Yeah. From the round table for the roundtable.

[Moses]

Was there someone before her that went home?

[Trisha]

I know Ian from Big Brother. I didn't.

[Nicole]

Oh, they murdered. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Moses]

That one does suck when they just, like, toss you right away.

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Moses]

Like, no, get a chance.

[Nicole]

And somebody that was, like, a strong player.

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Nicole]

Strong candidate.

[Moses]

We didn't know because we never saw him. But I. She had said something like, they. They eliminated her because she had said something like, you know, killed this person or something like. And all the fans on Tick Tock were like, they clearly don't know Portia because then they showed, like, a highlight reel of her. Do you know her, like, from the.

[Trisha]

Show Housewives of Atlanta?

[Moses]

Yeah, the one where she was talking about, like, how did the train get in the underground Railroad?

[Trisha]

Yes.

[Moses]

Oh, my God. Like, I. I love her.

[Trisha]

My favorite Portia quote. Who said that? Who said that? You know, that Give.

[Moses]

No.

[Trisha]

Oh, my God. There's one gift where it's like this meme. It became a meme. I even forget which episode of the Context is where it originated, because I did watch.

[Moses]

Watched.

[Trisha]

I haven't watched Housewives in a while, but I did when the Porsche was on and there was, like, a. Someone brought up this thing that she had said or something in, like, a group conversation, she went, who said that?

[Nicole]

That's the first thing that came up. It's the first thing that comes up is portion.

[Moses]

Oh, my God. I'm gonna say that next time you say you said that. Who said that?

[Nicole]

You know, I've seen that. I didn't know it was her.

[Trisha]

I don't know either.

[Moses]

She's so iconic. And I was looking at all the clips of her, and I was like, oh, she's so good. So I like. But that's what's great about Traders is you just find people you want to have.

[Trisha]

I mean, Gabby, Wendy, like, the ultimate example icon. Yes.

[Moses]

She. She was definitely. I know people were saying there's no, like, breakout stars this year like that. Like a Dylan Efron or something, but I guess we have to wait. I mean.

[Trisha]

Yeah. It's so early. I didn't finish because rebored. I was annoyed. Michael Rappaport I'm sorry. Is probably, like, not even. Like, not even, like, I love to hear, like, miserable, like, sucks all the air out of the room. Tough to watch, tough to sit through. Even Portia, I saw. I read an exit interview, and she was like, yes. Honestly, they did me a favor because he was worse in person. They're like, he's lucky. They edited the show in a way to make it possible because being in there in person, it was worse than you could imagine. She was like, at the round table, he would, like, show off his dirty underwear and he was having fits, and he was like, just not letting anyone else talk. Like, damn, if it's worse in real, real life. I can't imagine. But the edited version, not good either with him. Yeah.

[Moses]

Why didn't they get him off? Like, why were they not. I would. Because sometimes you just eliminate people just because they're annoying.

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Moses]

You're like, I don't even care if you're a trader. Like, just don't be here. And I'm surprised they didn't, especially with the Donna elimination where they, like, all went around and they all. They all. Everyone except for Michael, I guess, wasn't on it because everyone had Donna and he didn't. But it's like, why wouldn't they have just done that with him?

[Trisha]

I know. Because he really is that annoying.

[Moses]

And they all said that he was. So.

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Moses]

I don't understand. And he's awful.

[Nicole]

It's probably coming. I. I think she was. That was the plan. And how much they planned to have her on the show. I don't think she was meant to stay in the show. He thinks.

[Moses]

Set up to be eliminated early.

[Trisha]

Yeah, probably, but.

[Moses]

But then other people were saying no, that there was other, like, games and stuff set up for her, that they were actually disappointed that she left early, that she was supposed to be, like, their big draw.

[Nicole]

I don't know. Because even in the one game that happened before, she didn't participate.

[Moses]

Oh, yeah, she wasn't. That was interesting.

[Nicole]

So I really think.

[Moses]

Think.

[Nicole]

Yep.

[Moses]

She was there for the Swifty Views. Secret Trader. They said that it didn't work. The Secret Trader. They were like, no, that doesn't work. She didn't finish.

[Trisha]

I really cannot stand. And when I do not like someone I like, what's the one of me even trying to sit down? And I like a lot of other people. Like, obviously, I love Monet. I love Natalie from Survivor. I even know Johnny Weir like, you do. I know pretty much everyone. Yeah. But Michael Rappaport is just like kind of the worst. And then I saw on Twitter he's like transphobic and homophobic and it's like they have one.

[Moses]

It's such a queer show. Like, I was just like, exactly.

[Trisha]

That was like if Michael Rappaport was in heated rivalry season two. Like, it's a show that's like propelled for like by girls and gays and obviously became a more mainstream thing, but it became talked about because of girls and gays talking about it.

[Moses]

But that's what Traders is.

[Trisha]

Yeah, exactly.

[Moses]

Yeah. Like, why are you there?

[Trisha]

Why are you defying? And I guess he's friends with Andy Cohen and he is like kind of in the Bravo fear a little bit.

[Moses]

How? I have no idea because I see him on watch what happens live with like other. But even there was a lady that was on Housewives next to him and she did not like him.

[Trisha]

Yes. And doesn't like him either.

[Moses]

So yeah, he was saying something to her and she's just like, well, at least I'm not you. Like a fat, middle aged white man. Like, you know what I mean? Like overweight. He's just like nasty all the time. So I don't know how he fits in there. I don't know.

[Trisha]

I don't know. I don't know much about him. But everything I do know, someone sucks.

[Moses]

So I'm like, someone must be pushing him because he used to also fill in for Wendy.

[Trisha]

That is crazy.

[Moses]

Like he would feel in for real for like weeks at a time. And I was like, this is not the audience. Like, yeah, this is not.

[Trisha]

There's this one video of him where he's like filming, I guess in New York and he's like ranting about something political or whatever. And someone literally all the videos. Did you see when someone throws a snowball at him while he's recording and then the phone just gets covered in snow and the person, the guy that throws a snowball goes just shut up. And then you just. The. The front facing camera just covered in snow is going on.

[Moses]

Okay, I love that I need to look at that clip and replay it over and over because that's so real. That sucks. Yeah, he does ruin it all. Like he just ruins all of it because it's. It's actually pretty good. I actually like all these people. Again, that's what's great about the show. Someone said that too. They're like, Traders has such a great reputation of being able to build, rebuild someone's reputation. Like Tom Sandoval, like everyone hated. And then they like everyone Loved him by the end of it. They're like. It has a way of turning someone that everyone hates into, like, someone people like. And they're like, not Michael.

[Trisha]

Yeah. Because you can see, like, other facets of their personality. Whatever. But everything else I've seen so far is just. Was terrible.

[Moses]

Nothing.

[Nicole]

Just. It makes you feel good for a.

[Trisha]

Minute, you know, this whole crap with this cancel culture and.

[Moses]

Shut up. Shut the up. Nobody wants to hear it. You've been talking all week. You don't care what you have to say. Just stop talking. Is that real?

[Trisha]

You know?

[Nicole]

Sounds like.

[Trisha]

Damn it. I think I. I can see it being real because he's that, like, dislike, liked. And that's, like, the perfect thing. It's like a comically. Like, it's a comic thing to do. Almost something you would see in cartoon. Just throwing a snowball at someone. I don't think that's like, assault.

[Nicole]

All these videos are this. It's him too close to the camera, ranting about something. It's like. And that's him in real life, too. I like it.

[Moses]

You're, like, not cute and young to be a rage waiter. Like, you're just too old for all that. I hate it. He'll probably be the next two. It's awful.

[Trisha]

Everyone's like, if Traders doesn't win an Emmy this season because of him, and then if. I guess if Traitors doesn't win, Drag Race would win. So that's.

[Moses]

I guess we started Drag Race. I haven't gotten fully into it yet.

[Trisha]

You need to get. You need to get into.

[Moses]

You love it. You love it.

[Trisha]

I do love this.

[Moses]

I think we've only been one episode in. Is there more than one episode?

[Trisha]

There's two as of right now, and you just need to be seated.

[Nicole]

The characters looked interesting.

[Trisha]

Yes.

[Moses]

They're older, right? Everyone was like, oh, we got old queens in here.

[Trisha]

It's the mature season. They're 30. They're 31. 32.

[Moses]

They usually are young.

[Trisha]

They are young. Like, 21.

[Moses]

And so stuff. So I do love.

[Trisha]

It is just so funny because there's, like, a couple. There's like, two or maybe like four in their 20s, and they're like, oh, my God. It's the geriatric season. And, like, the oldest is, like, 34. It's like, oh, my God.

[Moses]

I just love it. I love that, though. I love when they do that.

[Trisha]

But there's so many queens that you would love. You would love plenty of pleaser.

[Moses]

Oh, God, I haven't. You know what? We were watching it too. Like, the kids were, like, on there. Like, we were eating dinner, and the kids were on their iPads. We weren't, like, fully because they're like, you know, they screaming and talking and stuff like, that.

[Trisha]

You would love, though I had to send you the one tweet because I couldn't even help myself anymore. Discord Adams, who, like, she's the one that, like, cannot walk on the Runway. She walks first. Like, she's like, I am stomping down the Runway. Like, I'm. The editing is doing.

[Moses]

I didn't see.

[Trisha]

I say. Because the walk is diabolical. Like, literally, it's first head all the way back, and she thinks she's eating. And I could totally see you, like, back in the day in your reality TV circuit. Like, it just gives me Trisha energy. She's like. Like, I'm walking down the Runway serving Gigi Hadid, and no one can tell me nothing. And then cut to, like, Michelle and Rue being, like, that walk, like. And they're, like, laughing at her. And they cut the music. So you just hear, like, the heels and the clomping. Yes. And the jewelry on her dress, like, smacking. It is one of the most, like.

[Moses]

Walk down to music.

[Trisha]

I don't think they do, because that's crazy. Yeah. And they cut the music for her. Everyone else is like, the realness, charisma. And then Discord's like.

[Moses]

That'S so mean.

[Trisha]

And she hasn't even, like, gotten to judging or critique, so they can't be like, give her the. The note of, like, girl, you might want to practice your walk. No one. And also, no one in the work room is like, girl, you can't walk. I'm like, come on. Now. I know it's a competition, but help a girl out.

[Moses]

Maybe they don't see her.

[Trisha]

Maybe. But I just love the concept of walking first is great. Like, I love it. It's literally, like, it. Literally, the head is all the way back there. I love it. But you'll love. Can you please her? Because she's, like, a big girl, and she, like, is. She's so, like, just full of life and personality. I love Briar Blush. She's my favorite because she's just like. She's just kind of a terror, but, like, in a cute way, you know, she's like, just on everyone's. And she's also gorge, so that helps as well.

[Moses]

They all looked gorgeous.

[Trisha]

Yeah. It's a good.

[Nicole]

RuPaul Walkins.

[Trisha]

The first Discord. Yeah.

[Nicole]

Is it this one?

[Trisha]

Yep. That's her. That's her.

[Moses]

Wait, she gonna eat though.

[Trisha]

I knew you would like it.

[Moses]

See, it's not crazy. You were like this.

[Nicole]

It is good.

[Trisha]

It's bad.

[Moses]

Your head is cute. I like her.

[Trisha]

I knew you would.

[Nicole]

Like is like two separate bodies.

[Trisha]

Yes. The head is so.

[Moses]

Okay, we gotta re. Watch the first episode because I feel like we didn't like fully get into it.

[Trisha]

Yeah, you gotta lock in it. It's. Yeah. Because it is. It's a good season. It's like, it gives me a little bit like old school drag race again. Because everyone's just like a little fiercer. Like, no. You can tell when the queens are like, nervous about how the fans are going to be received. And I feel like this one, there's a lot of autistic girls. Maybe that helps.

[Nicole]

But they're.

[Trisha]

Because they're like more like unfiltered, I think they're not like, as aware of how they're going to be perceived. And that's like. Yes.

[Moses]

I love it. You know they're making the film first. First ever Artistic Barbie.

[Trisha]

Yeah, I just saw that too.

[Moses]

Give her like some sensory things. Like what is.

[Nicole]

I mean, I love it, but it's in the movie. Like if it's in a movie or.

[Trisha]

I know I saw on Pop Grave, like Mattel introduces first autistic. It looked like any old Barbie. So I'm like, what makes her autistic? Right.

[Moses]

They're just trying to cash in. They're trying to appropriate. They're like, oh.

[Trisha]

Or they just like wrote the lore for her to be autistic, I guess.

[Moses]

But we love.

[Trisha]

Yeah, let me see. I want to see, like, what actually makes her autistic.

[Nicole]

Like her interest or a profession.

[Trisha]

But yeah, autism doesn't look one way. But we can try and show some of the ways that autism expresses itself. For example, the eyes of the new Barbie shift slightly to the side to represent how some people with autism avoid direct eye contact.

[Moses]

Okay.

[Trisha]

The doll also was given articulated elbows and wrists to acknowledge stimming, hand flapping and other gestures that some autistic people use to process sensory information or to express excitement. Interesting. And it is made with the Autistic Self Advocacy Network. Oh, so. Which is a non profit that advocates for rights and better media representation of people with autism. So that's at least good. So. Yeah, I guess if they went rogue.

[Moses]

That'S on our own.

[Nicole]

It's all good. We're just curious.

[Trisha]

Yes.

[Moses]

Yeah. What made it.

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Moses]

Shifting.

[Trisha]

Yeah. I wouldn't have even thought about that. That's funny.

[Moses]

That's better than the Girl Meets World representation.

[Trisha]

Yeah, don't say that. Yeah, don't ever say that.

[Moses]

We're gonna tell them right now. They're like, you're not. What was the autistic. Oh, yeah, they think I'm autistic. No, you're not. Tell them. Tell them you're not. It's like, my God, why were they so upset about that? I'll never understand. I guess back in the day, autism was, like, looked at, like, differently. I guess.

[Trisha]

I think, because in media especially, I think you never really. In general, obviously, I don't feel like we are only shown the most extreme cases of autism that, like, looked as if, like, you can tell right away if someone's autistic versus, like, now we have a better understanding of, like, the spectrum and, like, not autism doesn't look the same for everybody. Yeah. That's a good message to be sending the kids, too. Yeah.

[Moses]

Yeah. Because I remember my first one ever. My first, like, seeing of it in Media was 1972. Elvis Presley, Change of habit. And there was a kid that would just, like, he would, like, rock back and forth, and they, like, literally had, like, slapping him to, like, get him out of it. Yeah. It was so weird. And then they're like, oh, he's autistic. And I was like, oh, that's so crazy. So you just thought of it as, like, so extreme.

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Moses]

Which, like, it obviously can be. But then it's like, like, yeah. When you meet, like, Holly Madison's like, oh, I'm autistic. Then you're like, oh, like, oh, my God.

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Moses]

You know, it's, like, all over. It's expensive to get a test. To get tested.

[Trisha]

Yeah. It's like $4,000 and a long. I think Holly talked about, like, it was a long process.

[Moses]

Yeah. Yeah. Like, over a month. And I was like, okay, maybe that's a lot. Jake Weber, do you think he told me he's autistic?

[Trisha]

Oh, yeah. When you did the. The car video with him. Yeah, yeah.

[Moses]

He's like. And then Johnny's like, I'm autistic, too. I like, wow. Everyone's autistic, right?

[Trisha]

Like you said, wow, it's, like, so trendy to be autistic. I think that was your.

[Moses]

Around the time.

[Nicole]

First it was the doll, but the doll is autistic. The doll you gave them the idea of making. Autistic doll.

[Moses]

Ooh, you had an autistic doll?

[Trisha]

No, I think Jake, in the back of his car, had, like, his Autistic bear or something?

[Nicole]

First to show you the bear, then he said that he's autistic. Is it like the bear?

[Moses]

Oh, Jake might have given him the bear for his autism.

[Nicole]

Them something.

[Trisha]

Something like that. Yeah.

[Moses]

You told me you were when we met.

[Nicole]

I never say.

[Moses]

Oh, I told you you were.

[Nicole]

Yeah, yeah, I'm pretty sure that.

[Trisha]

Right.

[Moses]

I. I swear you told me there was a little bit.

[Nicole]

I. I don't define it as what it is, but I tell you what I have. Like, I'm sensitive to certain thing, like my sensitivities. And then I think.

[Trisha]

And then you deduce autistic.

[Moses]

I also like. Yeah. And. And the way you socialize. But anyways, that's whatever we're going past. But.

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Nicole]

Where's my doll?

[Moses]

Well, right here. What is vocal sim? I always say that my new vocal.

[Trisha]

Stem, like a thing that you kind of repeat something that you do out of, like, repetition, basically.

[Moses]

Oh, so that's.

[Trisha]

Yeah, that, like, kind of calms you a little bit. Yeah.

[Moses]

You know what? I like that more people are talking about it because I'm mentally ill. And, you know, if you're a representation of autism in here, you know, that's something to be proud of. Do you have. You don't have it? Do we know?

[Trisha]

We don't know. I don't know. I mean, other neurodivergencies, I guess, like adh, Right. Add ocd.

[Moses]

So there's nothing. We all have a little. A little something. Everyone has a little something. I think everyone's on the spectrum of something.

[Trisha]

Yeah. When I was diagnosed with agoraphobia, I guess, and anxiety and stuff, I wasn't given anything prescription. I was given these little, like. I don't know, it was. I know it was drops that I put in my water, but you could also give them to a dog that was, like, anxious. Oh, yeah.

[Nicole]

Interesting.

[Trisha]

I got. But maybe for my parents. I don't know, placebo for them. Because I didn't really even really know. They just told me, like, no, this will help you. But, yeah, I guess, maybe.

[Moses]

Oh, interesting.

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Moses]

Whatever works for anybody, honestly.

[Trisha]

Yeah, the oc. My OCD is not bad enough where I need anything. I'm pretty functioning. I guess I just have random triggers, I guess. I don't know. My. For ocd. My thing is because I. I learned all, actually from Nicole Rafi, because she's done a lot of, like, podcasts that are about, like, ocd. And I think her things she talked about a lot was like. Her thing was like, skin Picking. And mine is hair. Like, if I. It's really specific.

[Moses]

What is yours?

[Trisha]

Mine is hair, like, on my face. Like, if I feel. It's so specific. But if I feel like one of the hair follicles is too thick, like it drives me. Or if I see it in the mirror and it looks too thick, it drives me crazy. So, like, in, like, here, for some reason, I pick here a lot, but, like, I. My beard grows everywhere, but here it's, like, usually, like, it's more sparse because this is where I pick it the most.

[Moses]

Oh, interesting.

[Trisha]

And, like, you pick it.

[Moses]

Pick the hair out?

[Trisha]

Yeah, with my finger. And I have, like, calluses on my finger. Fingertips. Because I, like. It's my thing that I do, like, a lot, especially when I'm, like, anxious or something. And if I look in the mirror and I see, like, if I have, like, one hair, like, one beard hair or something that's, like, not where it's supposed to be, it drives me crazy. And I. And if I can't, like, tweeze it out, like, it's all. I think it consumes my brain.

[Moses]

Where do you. Where does that come from? Like, why are.

[Trisha]

I have no idea. It's like.

[Moses]

It's just, like, something in your brain or something. It's, like, triggered.

[Trisha]

Yeah. And then. So that's one part of it. Numbers. Like I said before, numbers is a big thing with, like, editing and stuff. Like, it has to end hard. A number that looks good in my head, like, usually a five or a zero. When I'm, like, editing the position of something.

[Moses]

Wow.

[Trisha]

And then doorknob, I have to check, and I have to be aware that I'm checking it twice. Like, if I check it twice. But I'm not. Like, if I'm on autopilot checking it and I walk down the stairs, Darian kind of gets mad at me sometimes because, like, we'll be, like, halfway to the car and be like, hold on. And then I have to run back up the stairs. Yeah.

[Moses]

Wow. And that's under ocd.

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Moses]

Wow.

[Trisha]

Yeah. It's, like, weird habitual stuff. Stuff, basically.

[Moses]

It is crazy how, like, everyone has to deal with something like that people won't understand.

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Moses]

You know what I mean? Like, that. And, like, when I talked about steak talk last time with, like, food, like, how it's like. It is, like, in your head. Like, something triggers you if you don't get the food you want.

[Trisha]

Yeah. And it feels like, like, of course, people be like, oh, it's not a big deal. But, like, in Your head, it feels like, no, this is like a huge, like, I cannot know peace until, like, this happens. Yeah, yeah.

[Moses]

No, I've had that happen to a mother's. And you're like, you just, you know, you're being so, like, not logical.

[Trisha]

Rational.

[Moses]

Yeah, yeah. And it's just like, you can't stop it. It just keeps going. And then you're just like. It is. It is great. It is wild to think about. Yeah. And I, Yeah. I really, truly believe everyone deals with something like that. Like, no one's. No one's perfectly sane out there.

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Moses]

Sound mind, 100%. Like, you know, there's always something you have to deal with, whether it's medication. A lot of people were concerned with my grapefruit eating. They thought I was. They. I'm on medication, but I'm not. Which I don't know if I had to disclose, but I was like, you should be careful because it's going to ruin your medication. And I was like, oh, well, I'm not on it any, but it's fine.

[Trisha]

Oh, I see, I see. Yeah. Yeah.

[Moses]

But you shouldn't, I guess, be on grapefruit if you're on antidepressants. Oh, that's what I found out. I guess it counteracts it and it doesn't work or something.

[Trisha]

Oh, yeah, Yeah. I think it's like the. Is it like a this. It's also like some citruses, I think, too.

[Moses]

Maybe that's it.

[Trisha]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Moses]

It also give you canker sores, which I thought.

[Trisha]

So you're not going to get a grapefruit sponsorship anytime soon.

[Moses]

I hope so. I love grapefruit. I begin to say yes to grapefruit. Cucumber white or say yes. Say yes to grapefruit. They stop making you say yes to cucumber wipes.

[Trisha]

I thought those were like the main. Out of all the say yeses.

[Moses]

They don't make them anywhere.

[Trisha]

I wonder what happens.

[Moses]

Amazon Target. I know. They only have grapefruit and tomato and say yes to those they know. No cucumber. It's like my favorite one. Bring it back. I really want it back. For sure. Do you know Catherine Piazz is having a baby?

[Trisha]

Oh, yeah.

[Moses]

With Igor. And they're not having a dunder reveal, much to Igor's dismay. He wants to have a gender reveal and she told him they need to be surprised.

[Trisha]

Well. Oh, okay. So they don't know the gender at all.

[Nicole]

He's not necessarily want the gender reveal party. He wants to know the gender.

[Moses]

Yeah, he wants to know the Gender. And she said, no, you have to be surprised.

[Trisha]

Oh, will Catherine know?

[Moses]

No.

[Trisha]

Okay, so neither of them know.

[Moses]

Yeah.

[Nicole]

Okay.

[Moses]

But people in the comments were mad because they're like, well, this is his first. And you're giving narcissism to be like, no, trust me. Like, you need to wait to birth. Even though she did gender reveals for.

[Nicole]

All her other babies, she made the decision.

[Moses]

Oh, Moses didn't think it was a big deal. I don't know how I feel about it.

[Trisha]

Yeah, I. This, for me, I lean towards. Not a big deal, but I could be swayed. I don't know. Does anyone care enough to sway? I don't know. But, like, does anyone care?

[Moses]

But people are turning on her on a lot of ways. They're saying she's.

[Trisha]

Well, she's carrying the baby, so.

[Moses]

Right.

[Trisha]

It has to come out of her. Right.

[Moses]

Because she did say that. Even when she surprised Austin saying it was a boy the third time, like, she knew the. The gender before him, so she was able to present it. Whereas opposed to both of us found out together. Yeah, but she doesn't know either. So I guess they're both waiting.

[Trisha]

I guess if she wanted to be surprised. I mean, you tell me, like, if you wanted to be surprised, like, would you want Moses and, like, Moses really wanted to know, would you be annoyed if he knew and you didn't? Yeah, I would think so too, I guess. So if me putting myself in, like, the woman's shoes, I guess, to hold the baby and, like, I wanna be surprised, but my partner knows because he doesn't wanna be. I would be annoyed if one of us knew the secret and one didn't.

[Moses]

Yeah, for sure.

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Moses]

Cause that was always with us too. I think I was like, oh, we should wait till, like, we get a reveal. Cause we always find out just from calling. Like, when they call us. But I always thought we should be surprised together. Like, they. Like how you're supposed to do a gender reveal, where it's like you go to a bakery and you give them the envelope and then you both find out at the same time. But I was like, I can't wait. And so I'm like, well, okay, then I guess I'll find out too. But I guess, I guess in theory I would have.

[Nicole]

No, but I wasn't. It wasn't just my choice. But I'm saying we didn't have the mechanism to have, you know, from the doctor to the gender role party. You know what I mean? You have. You need to have another person that will know.

[Moses]

You can they're like, we can email your party planner. Like, you can't. No, that's so easy to do. Or the bakery. They're like, we can email them and just give you the results without the gender on there. Even the first. This last time with Aquaman, they just didn't even do. They didn't even get the gender. They're like, oh, actually, we didn't test for gender because we didn't thought you want that. I was like, well, so then we had to wait another couple weeks because they didn't test for it. So that's. That part's easy. But he. He wanted to know why are they filming. I think they're always posting like. Like stories of them touring a house and stuff like that.

[Nicole]

Oh, I don't know. I think she's probably also on Snapchat and all that.

[Moses]

Oh, maybe. Because I say the Ace family is back. The channel. Oh, with the kids, supposedly. Austin said they're all going. All the money's going to the kids, which I guess is good. I know. Don't know. They're all in it.

[Trisha]

Let me see the bank statements. I don't know if I trust a word that comes out of his mouth. Like, what?

[Moses]

Yeah. Yeah, I don't know either.

[Trisha]

All the money is going to the kids.

[Moses]

Yeah. Like, you're not just doing that for. For fun, as we know, you have to troll for money. Like, I don't. Yeah, they're in all of the thumbnails. Christy and Desmond. Do you know them? You probably don't know them. Christy Sarah. Well, her name was. God, I don't know their last name. She's Chrissy Sarah now on Tick Tock. They were together since they were 14 years old and they're like 32, and they announced their divorce.

[Trisha]

I read. I did read this on tmz and I know people. Really? I didn't haven't me on the traitors. I don't know them, but I know people are really upset.

[Moses]

Yeah, that's crazy. No, like, to me, they were like.

[Trisha]

Over alleged infidelity.

[Moses]

Not alleged. He confirmed.

[Trisha]

Oh, he confirmed it.

[Moses]

Yes. But she. They're in Texas, which is good, because I guess they just finished building, like, this $15 million house. Like. Well, I don't know if it's 15 million, but it's huge. I mean, that's like the new. It looks like Kardashian. Like, the fridges that blend into the wall and the stairs that light up, and they're illuminated, like, everything. They have a big Alaskan king bed. Like, they. They just moved in in October, and it's like this Meghan Mansion. And they have, like, two kids and, like, he cooks for her every day and, like, presents her with, like, chef, like, gourmet meals, like, just presents it to her. He was, like, dressing her and, like, bringing her flowers. And it's like, couple goals. And she. She filed for divorce. It's crazy sighted infidelity, which I guess in Texas if you. If you. If you are. If it's that, then you don't have to pay spousal support is what I heard. And even if you do have to pay spousal support, it's capped at $5,000 a month. Yeah, yeah. Which is like, yeah, I'm sure she has, like 17 million followers. I think he has, like 7 million. They were getting sponsorships with, like, Valentino and, like, poor. Like Porsche and BMW and like Pepsi, like, sponsored by Pepsi. Like, they were getting these sponsorships. And then he wrote a statement or he came out with a statement and he said he tried to be like, I asked Christy for a separation at the end of last year, but I'm not proud of my actions that took place after I had asked her for a separation. I was like, so you were just cheating? Some people said they're both Jehovah's Witness. And I heard that you can only get out of a Jehovah's Witness marriage or out of the church if you. If someone dies or if you cheat. And those are the only two ways. So someone thought, well, maybe that's his way of getting out of it or whatever. I hate him. I hate all men. I just hate this kids. Yes.

[Trisha]

Oh, really?

[Moses]

Two boys that are, like, in their content, but they put their. Like, they blur their faces.

[Trisha]

Okay, how do you know? Like, around the age.

[Moses]

Yeah, I would say, like, like 8 and 10.

[Trisha]

Oh, damn. Yeah.

[Moses]

Crazy since you're 14. They were just so sweet. Like, it really is. Don't believe everything you see online because they were making a couple content up until, like, November, December of last year. I know. I was, like, so sad, like, but I get time. I like, yeah, you should never, like, believe anything. Not believe. But don't compare your lives to other people because you don't know what's happening.

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Moses]

And it sucks. And you know what sucks? I was thinking about this too. What sucks is, like, because he cheated. And my guess is, if I were to guess, like, it's probably not just one time because, like, you know, like, one time you're like, okay. I mean, I would assume maybe this is, like, happening. I don't know, whatever. But it sucks because. Because one person decided to cheat, that means you won't be able to see your kids every day because she has to split custody. And it's like, you cheated. Why do I have to never see my kids on the weekend? Because you cheated.

[Trisha]

Like, yeah.

[Moses]

Ah, it's sucks so bad. Like, that sucks so bad. I hate it. I hate his. I hate his statement. I hate a statement that he was like, well, I asked for a separation. I was like, you cheated. Just get a divorce then. Just get divorced. Like, don't. It's so embarrassing for those men. I don't know these people. And they had everything. You have everything. It makes me so sad. I was, like, in such a bad mood this weekend because of it. I was just like, I hate all men. They're all stuck. Like, you all are awful. And so publicly. And when you make couples content, like, I don't know, I hate it. I love them. They're everything.

[Trisha]

I feel like by now, just because we've seen, like, the couple, like, the. The people who make the couple's content a la Ned. Full net. Former.

[Moses]

Yes. The wife.

[Trisha]

I forgot his name for a second. Yeah. But, yeah, I feel like it's. You just can't hold stake in anybody these days. I think, like, any of these relationships.

[Moses]

No, no, you should never. But then on the flip side, that too. I always think, like, well, if you're like, I never believe in love, which, I mean, it's like, oh, well, I feel like at least if they had, like, they were together 15 years, at least if you had, like, you know, 12 years of, like, love, that's better than nothing. You know what I mean?

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Moses]

Like, I always think if anything happened, I'm like, well, you know, I got six good years of happiness, you know, like, you look at it that way. I'm sure they had some good moments.

[Nicole]

In there, but you did the same thing that, like, looking at the good and comparing to yourself, you're looking at the bad. Compare it to yourself.

[Moses]

Like me personally or just people.

[Nicole]

Yeah. Like, it has nothing to do.

[Moses]

Like, I compare everything to myself.

[Nicole]

Yeah. But I'm just saying that's like, just like you said, don't look at couples content and think it's all perfect and good. But also when you look at the couples that break out, you don't imagine it for yourself and for your life because it's a different people.

[Moses]

No, that's. Yeah, that's what I'm saying.

[Nicole]

It's different people they have little kids. Like, they have little kids. He's obviously so selfish to sees himself even before his own kids. To think like, this is what I need to do for myself to go out and cheat.

[Moses]

I'm like, but that's why I was upset about it, because it's like, oh. I mean, it's sad for them. But that's the first thing, I think, because we are a couple, and everyone, you know, everyone's like, they're so wonderful. And then the first thing you think of is just, like, you put yourself in those situations, and you're just like, oh, my God. Like, that could be anybody. Or there was. Well, that's morbid. But there was, like, a couple in Ohio that was killed by her excess, man. It was crazy. But anyways.

[Trisha]

Yeah. Yes, I just saw that.

[Moses]

Oh, my God.

[Trisha]

Yeah. And it was a while. I think it was, like, seven years ago. She was married to him, too, so it was like. Yeah, it's still developing, I guess.

[Moses]

But he's in custody.

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Moses]

Oh, my gosh. They were both dentists.

[Nicole]

Ye.

[Trisha]

I know that he. Her husband was her current husband or current husband was a dentist. I don't think she was.

[Moses]

It's just like, oh, my God. Like. Like, who do you marry?

[Nicole]

You know, like the Mary Dentist.

[Trisha]

Huh. Well, he. The one who. Her ex husband, who was the one who murdered them was a surgeon. Like a neurosurgeon. Oh, yeah.

[Moses]

Oh, but that's even scarier, right? You think, oh, my God, I'm marrying a surgeon.

[Trisha]

Like, he's normal, and it was, like, a long time ago. They didn't even have, like, kids or anything at the time. So. Yeah, it's. I mean, it's still details about him. The ex husband who murdered him. They're still coming out because it happened over the weekend with the. The arrest and everything. So. Yeah. And the affidavit was really short.

[Moses]

David.

[Trisha]

The. Basically, like, the probable cause, like, arrest him. It was, like, only two paragraphs, and there wasn't, like, a lot of information in there.

[Moses]

Oh, yeah. Yeah. I think in that case, like. Like I was gonna say, like, yeah, it's better to get a divorce, but she did get divorced. And then that still happened. Like, Jesus.

[Trisha]

Yeah, it's. But yeah, I think this whole thing, Stake in couples in general. I saw, again, this is a random segue, but, like, Olivia Rodrigo and her boyfriend Louis Patridge, like, reportedly broke up. And people were, like, really sad about that, too. But I'm like, she's 22. Like, I didn't really expect like, people like, aren't you sad about Olivia? And I was like, well, she was. I don't know if, like, do you expect to stay with them forever? Like, I'm like, if they break up, I'm like, yeah, it's sad, but I'm like, that's kind of how life works for.

[Moses]

Yeah. I think, like, young people. What was like, little Huddy and Charli d'. Amelio. You're like, well, of course. Like, they're young. Like, what do you mean there? And I think that's kind of the issue with, like. Not issue, but, like, Christian Desmond. Right. Like, they've been together since they were 14 years old.

[Trisha]

Yes.

[Moses]

So it's like, like, my makeup artist, too. She's been with her husband since she was 18, and she's my age now, like, 38. And she's like, you're just such a different person over three decades. Like, who. You are 18, and, like, her husband's gonna be 40 this year. And it's like, you're just. You're just such a different person. Like, you change. Like, both of you may want to go out and party, and then you get older, and someone doesn't want to go out and party anymore. Someone wants to. You know, there's so much changes as a person. So, like, how. It's hard. I think it's hard. I would have loved to have been married young at, like, 18, but, like, thank God I wasn't, because that would have been, like, so bad because I. I changed so much, and it's like, yeah. I don't know. How old is Olivia?

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Moses]

Who's she dating?

[Trisha]

Louis Patrick. She's same age, I believe. But he's an actor.

[Moses]

Yeah. Like, especially when you're in Hollywood, it's like, yeah, yeah.

[Trisha]

And they're cute together. I think they gave, like, young, like, power couple vibes because they're both, like, cute, both famous. So it was, like, easy to, like, like, you know, love them together, but when you're that young.

[Moses]

Like, I said that with Alex Earl, too, and her. Yeah, I love that. You know?

[Trisha]

Yeah. I wrote. I covered it. Yeah.

[Nicole]

Okay.

[Moses]

That's what that was, giving the same vibes to me. I was like. And they're like, oh, my God. Starting with Tom. But I was like, well, she's like, yeah, pretty. Like, why. I don't think she's gonna try and settle down with just any old football player. You know what I mean? Like, I don't know. I just. Yeah. Young. Young people. I'm not really too. Too Pressed about.

[Trisha]

But I'm trying to think of, like, a celebrity couple where I was, like, blindsided or something. I mean.

[Moses]

I mean, I remember. I guess, like, I mean, maybe went blindside, but kind of shook. Was like, Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt. Because they were, like, such couple goals. Like, everyone's like, oh, they're both, like, powerhouses. He was doing all those movies, and she was on Friends, and then, like, you know, he got Mr. Mrs. Smith, and all of a sudden it's like, oh, he's with Angela Joy. What the hell? Like, Because Jeffrey Anson was. I mean, Angelina Lee obviously was a list, too, but she was just, like, America's sweetheart. Like, there's no one above Jennifer Aniston.

[Trisha]

So it was. Yeah. And Angelina was more of the bad girl.

[Moses]

Yeah. Because she was brunette, I guess.

[Trisha]

Well, she was edgier for sure.

[Moses]

Right. She had the blood vials with Billy.

[Trisha]

Bob's Oregon and Jennifer Aniston's Rachel. So. That's true.

[Moses]

I remember when she was with Billy Bob, she's like. He's like, we just had sex in the car. Yeah, I guess. Yeah. Yeah. So it was just so jarring. You're just like, oh, okay. That one's kind of sad. Yeah. I think just people are.

[Trisha]

I guess. Like, the one I remember being gagged about was Taylor Swift and Joe Alwyn. Like, I remember having to cover that for ET and, like, I. We were like, the first ones. I was. Again, it was left with me being the only one. Like, it was like, a Saturday or something. So it was my day, and I was the only one. I remember, like, having to craft, like, be the one to break the story. And I felt like I was the president or something. Like, this is a big. This is a big story. I remember DMing Pop Crave. I was like, pop Crave. I'm about to tweet something that's. You're gonna want to see in about 30 minutes. I get. I get everyone. I was doing the pr. I was like, listen, Pop bass, we gotta get on this. I got breaking news coming. Yeah, it was wild.

[Moses]

But was it a big deal?

[Trisha]

It was a big deal, I think, because they're so private. And they were together six years. So, like, her and her longest relationship. And you just didn't hear much about him because it was so private. And then when you do the songs, you hear about why they broke up. You're like, yeah, okay, this makes sense. But at first, the Swifties were. And everyone, like, I am a swifty. But this would be turned on Me with a quickness. They're like, this is fake. You're liar, you fake journalist. Like, this isn't real. I was like, girl, it's real. They were on my.

[Moses]

Yeah, yeah. What do they say? Like, don't shoot the messenger.

[Trisha]

Yeah, exactly. And they wanted my on a spike. But yeah, once they've confirmed, now everyone doesn't like Joe Alwyn. He was also at the Golden Globes, but I don't know him at all.

[Moses]

Like, at all. What's he from? Name a famous movie. I don't know. Never. Never heard of Batman. But, you know, I didn't even see my Golden Globes last night. Like, I feel like I see everybody. I'm like, oh, that person.

[Trisha]

He was a. People kept. I mean, my fyp, of course, cuz a little biased, but it kept. Nikki Glazer is like a Taylor Swift. Stan. So the playlist was a lot of like, Taylor songs. And so he was like, subjected to having to hear them all during the commercial break. And the one especially like the Fatal Ophelia, which is about, like leaving Joe Alwin and going to Travis Kelce. So that must be a little awkward. I would hate to be in, like, if someone wrote a song about me and then being in a room where I had to hear those songs. Songs might be a little annoyed, I think.

[Moses]

Yeah. But kind of also a flex.

[Trisha]

Yeah, it's about me.

[Moses]

Yeah. Especially a Taylor Swift song. I think I would take anything that she'd write about me. It's like that girl.

[Trisha]

That's funny. Yeah. I guess like my equivalent if Travis and Taylor broke up, I guess that would be. I would actually be shocked by that because they're.

[Moses]

Oh, yeah, right. Yeah.

[Trisha]

I guess Justin and Haley. I might. I'd be pretty gagged by, I guess, because they've been through so much at this point.

[Moses]

Yeah, that would be crazy.

[Trisha]

They've been through so, so much that like.

[Moses]

Yeah, I think people want that. I think it's more shocking that they say together. Everyone's like, oh, wow, they've really. They really pushed through and endured this.

[Trisha]

Yeah. I think. Was it like New Year's? Her New Year's Instagram post was like, here's to like eight. Eight new years we spent together or something like that. Haley posted and then people were like, well, actually, like, he was whistling in this year. Like, there was like, people were doing the math and they were like, well, technically, yeah, like. Like he was with her one December, but then like by end of January, he went back to Selena one year. People love to Discredit that girl. I feel. I feel for Haley.

[Moses]

She needs to just. She looks good in the new Victoria's Secret ads. She does. Yeah, she's real pretty.

[Trisha]

She. There was more Jaylee. Do people call him Jaylee? Did I make that up?

[Moses]

I think he made it up. Okay, but I don't know. You could be on.

[Trisha]

I maybe. I mean that. I could very well made that up. But Haley again gives me Trisha a Trisha moment because people were on her because there was a rumor that she reposted a tick tock that criticized her relationship with Justin Bieber. But, like, how Justin mistreats her and she liked it. She reposted it.

[Moses]

Oh, repost is bigger.

[Trisha]

She had it. She issued a statement on, like, her Instagram story shutting it down, saying that she did not repost it. She said, I know you guys who live on the Internet are really. I really want to like, like her. I really do. But when she claps back, I'm like, girl, we can tone it down a little bit. I get it. She's like, it's pointed because she goes through a lot of. I get it. But I'm like, damn. Like, maybe we could work on the verbiage. Like, you know, like, let's make it anyway. I know you guys who live on the Internet are really bored, but I didn't repost any video speaking on my relationship. Have a beautiful Saturday.

[Moses]

I know. I feel like it's also just like, she doesn't need to. I know, like, any of it. Like, I feel like when you're married to Justin Bieber, you won, like, you won everything. I feel like when you give people that, they're like, huh, it's getting like.

[Trisha]

We'Ve currently gone through this so many times at this point. Like, she always has to issue the statement, like, shutting down, like, you know, speculation or whatever. At this point, we know you guys are together, you have a baby, you know, Jack blues.

[Moses]

We like love, but you're not going anywhere.

[Trisha]

Yeah, I know.

[Moses]

I think in general when people, you always just want to tell people, like, just don't. Don't clap back. That's what they want, you know. And hers, yeah, hers don't eat as hard, but.

[Trisha]

And people have like, I mean, I don't know, I'm not on TikTok as much, so you can tell me, but is it the craziest thing that accidentally repost something or like, maybe you think you're posting something and then you realize it's like, not the video that you wanted to repost? Or something.

[Moses]

Yeah, I mean I feel also too that repost button is like, like a like button.

[Trisha]

Yes.

[Moses]

You know I'm so nervous every time I scroll I'm always just like oh my God, don't touch anything. Like it's just like cuz it does just like repost or like something on your behalf and you're just like that was not what I meant to do.

[Trisha]

Sometimes you're just going really quick and then you get the second pop up or whatever. You're just like not thinking or you.

[Moses]

Think it's like something good about you. So you're like repost.

[Trisha]

Yes. You don't, you don't get all the way through.

[Moses]

Yeah, actually that one's not.

[Trisha]

First three seconds you look. First three photo. First three seconds you look sickening. Like they have the photo of you and they're talking about you. Like got to look and then you.

[Moses]

Find out you're like oh actually like.

[Trisha]

Why not just say if you're going to say anything? I don't know. Because people have screen recordings and like in all languages too. Like people from across the globe have screen recordings and screenshots and like clicking it to see who reposted it, seeing that it's Hailey, they click the Hailey Bieber that shows up and it goes to her verified profile. So it's not like a trick where it's like someone with pretending to be her.

[Moses]

No, no, that's your profile.

[Trisha]

Yes. So it's not that unreasonable that you accidentally repost here. You didn't mean you didn't go all the way. So I don't know why you have to go. Hey you bored weirdo losers who love to be on the Internet. Bored. And yeah, yeah, like wait, but wait, what?

[Moses]

I know, I know. That's why I like the heat of rivalry. Guy has it, he just keeps it moving. Yeah, yeah, that's my letterbox. Delete, unrepost, you know, like whatever.

[Trisha]

Exactly. He never confirmed it was his account. It just disappeared. Like that's the way you gotta move. Yeah, just unrepost it, keep it moving, let people speculate forever.

[Moses]

I know, I do feel for, I like her. I feel for her because I'm like. Because like it probably obviously does bother her because she's like responding. If it didn't bother her, she wouldn't.

[Trisha]

But yeah, yeah, I got, I just the way that she like class back is so fun. And also like was it last year when Justin like surprise released his album or something and it was like see you bored weirdos. This is what was Going on the whole time you thought, you know, you had no idea. Like, girl, you gotta. I get it because people are so annoying. But yeah, the more bothered you seem.

[Moses]

The more they're gonna do it, the more they're gonna come for you. Yeah.

[Trisha]

And like, why am I in it? Like, I now I'm reading your Instagram story and you're calling me a bored loser who's addicted to that. Like, why am I in it? I did. I was like, wait, I'm on the Internet. And yeah, I'm like, bored sometimes. So, like, I do be scrolling.

[Moses]

You've got personally attack.

[Trisha]

Yeah. It feels like you're coming for me now.

[Moses]

Rightfully so. You're right, cuz there's a lot of people that love her. Yeah, girl, I'm just trying to find.

[Trisha]

Or trying to love. Like, you know, I want to like the follow her. I want to like a road lip kit. Like, I love the little lippies. I think they're cool.

[Moses]

The Peptides smoothie.

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Nicole]

You know that she's sitting there waiting for the moment, you know, she knows the album is coming out. I can't wait for that day. I'm going to go. I'm going to show them. I'm going to. You don't need to show anyone anything. You're living the best life.

[Moses]

You married him.

[Trisha]

And also the concept of him, like coming back, releasing an album and then your first. Your post being like yelling at everyone who like, like, why do you celebrate it? You know?

[Moses]

Yeah. Her at Coachella. Yeah. I guess he was rehearsing for it. I saw a picture of that.

[Trisha]

Oh, my word.

[Moses]

She was like there at the rehearsal. God, early. I guess I kind of.

[Trisha]

I was gonna say I'm gonna have Coachella fomo, but I don't even know if I could fake that. I would. Like, I was gonna put on this.

[Moses]

Yeah.

[Trisha]

I was gonna be like, yeah, I'm gonna have fomo.

[Moses]

No, no. When is it? It April.

[Trisha]

Yeah. So it's coming up. I know the girls are excited. I know. I think Tana posted a tick tock right. About her wanting to go and.

[Moses]

Oh, did she?

[Trisha]

Because she loves Justin.

[Moses]

Definitely go. Yeah, she'll definitely shake. I cannot miss this one.

[Trisha]

I will have to live vicariously through her. Tick tocks. I fear.

[Nicole]

Yeah.

[Moses]

Honestly, like, even if My Chemical Romance was at Coachella, actually, I would never go because I'm like, that's so many people. Like, I'd rather just not do that ever. Like, there's not anybody that could get me there.

[Trisha]

I really like not even. It could be, like, the lineup that's like, everyone I love. It could be like, Katai opening up for Olivia Rodrigo, opening up for Taylor Swift opening up for Sabrina Carpenter opening up for Chapel one. And I still. I don't think I would be able to do it.

[Moses]

That actually makes it worse. And so many more people are gonna go. And you're just like. There's actually more people.

[Nicole]

That's why if you have the artist pass, you don't deal with all the people.

[Moses]

But you're still. There's still people amongst the artist past. There's other people of artist pass.

[Nicole]

Yeah, but it's very. They're all like you. They're all the artists just like.

[Moses]

I just want to be the only one back there. No one else back there.

[Trisha]

Yeah, because you're still having to go around the golf cart and stuff, right.

[Moses]

And wait in line.

[Nicole]

No, but you complete. No, you're completely. It's like a parallel world. It's completely disconnected from the crowds.

[Moses]

But we heard someone said that you had to wait for a golf cart to take you somewhere.

[Nicole]

Wait.

[Moses]

Well, you were different. You're with a band that was playing. But I think people who just buy artist passes, they have to, like, wait for golf carts to take them around. Like, they don't want.

[Nicole]

You can't just buy it. You have to be somebody. You have to be.

[Moses]

You can buy ours. Pass. Ari does like. You can buy them. They just sell out really quickly. You 100 buy them because she buys them.

[Nicole]

It must be different type of a pass. I think it's ours because you couldn't go backstage. You're gonna just walk up to the backs of the stage.

[Moses]

I mean, that's so different. I think that's like performance, but there's like, artist tasks.

[Nicole]

So that's what I'm talking about. The people that.

[Trisha]

Actually, he's talking about the above. Above that the most.

[Nicole]

Right.

[Moses]

So basically that's it. I mean, you're with the band.

[Nicole]

Yeah.

[Trisha]

You're in Hailey Bieber with Justin. Yes.

[Nicole]

I think that's what you were doing. But no, but if you're with the same. Let's say we were with Live Nation. Live Nation provides their artists, even if they're not performed, but they can go and be there.

[Trisha]

I see.

[Nicole]

But basically, the back is all connected. So all the stages, there's space in the back. They're all connected. There's all the trailers, the food, and you hang out. It's just a parallel festival where all the artists hang out, but you still.

[Moses]

Have to know an artist. Not anyone can just do that.

[Nicole]

Yeah, but. But, yeah.

[Moses]

So how are we getting back there? Who do we know?

[Nicole]

Figure out we're there.

[Trisha]

We gotta know someone, right?

[Moses]

Like, no, we don't know.

[Trisha]

Is Lizzo performing?

[Nicole]

I think they're cold. Yeah. Yeah.

[Trisha]

Let's see. Who could we possibly know here?

[Moses]

I don't know.

[Trisha]

Ethel Kane knows you.

[Moses]

Okay. While. Reach out.

[Trisha]

Yeah, maybe reach out to Ethel Kane.

[Moses]

What time is she performing?

[Trisha]

She's on Friday. She's the line under Sabrina Carpenter, who's the headliner. So she's pretty big.

[Moses]

Wow.

[Trisha]

She's above Cat's Eye.

[Moses]

Wow.

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Moses]

Ethel Kane. We love. We love you.

[Trisha]

Oh, Addison Rae. She's on Justin Bieber's day.

[Moses]

Did she perform before Coachella?

[Trisha]

I don't think at Coachella, no.

[Moses]

For her. Gosh, she's gonna have a good year. Grammys.

[Trisha]

Pink Panthers. Maybe she'll give us the hookup. Somber. Maybe Somber will give us a hookup.

[Moses]

Jimmy loves pink Panthers, right?

[Trisha]

Yeah, I do, too. I love pink.

[Moses]

Oh, I didn't know, huh?

[Trisha]

I love her. She. She. Poor thing, she didn't. She. Her signature look is bangs. And then she wore. Like, she showed her forehead for, like, the first time, and everyone's like, oh, my God, she's pickled. She got so much work done. She ruined her face. Yeah.

[Moses]

What's that mean? I like that insult.

[Trisha]

Not even an insult. Just like, you got. You're. You got some injection. Like, you got some work. Like, you got freshened up. You got the toxic.

[Nicole]

A little fill.

[Moses]

Yeah, but why Pickle? They have holes in it.

[Trisha]

Because it all comes back to George's from RuPaul's Drag Race. She got some work done. She's like, mama, I'm pickled. Because she couldn't, like, express her face like that. But, yeah, then she, like, put her bangs back. She. Guys, I didn't do anything. I just didn't wear bangs. She's like, I'm gonna wear bangs now forever, so don't worry.

[Moses]

Oh, love Pink Panthers.

[Trisha]

Okay, Levy. I interviewed her once. Oh, we have some ins, I guess.

[Moses]

There's no ends there. We know no one. Not at all. You're like, I interviewed her once.

[Trisha]

I was like, okay, that's the closest.

[Moses]

One I guess we have.

[Trisha]

You caught you cosplayed as Carol G. So maybe that.

[Moses]

Okay, well, that's a. That's impossible. I do love her, though. I love Carol.

[Trisha]

Okay, so. Well, yes. You know, who knows? There's. It's not impossible.

[Moses]

I don't know if we're like, looking to go either. We both were just like, we don't want to go. What are you going to be doing that weekend instead? Cuz it's so empty up here. You got to like.

[Trisha]

No, but I love it. I love how empty it is here.

[Moses]

Like, got to go to the movies or something and just really take advantage of it.

[Trisha]

Take a drive into. Into Hollywood or something, I guess.

[Moses]

Yeah, that's true.

[Trisha]

It's the best. There's no traffic, everyone's gone.

[Nicole]

Yeah.

[Moses]

Go to Max and Helen's maybe.

[Trisha]

True.

[Moses]

No one will be there.

[Trisha]

Actually is a good time to go.

[Moses]

When all the influencers are out.

[Trisha]

Yeah. And like, even the celebrities will be gone. Like, Kim will be here. Coachella.

[Moses]

So, yeah, that's the time to go. Yeah.

[Trisha]

There we go. Now.

[Moses]

Get some chocolate cake.

[Trisha]

Oh, my God. This is what I needed to get your take on. Okay. I'm going to give you a hypothetical situation and then it's going to tie into a hot topic.

[Nicole]

Topic.

[Trisha]

Okay.

[Moses]

Love hypotheticals most. I was like, you're always doing hypotheticals. I'm like, that's my fave.

[Trisha]

Okay. Just in case, I'm gonna tie back into the I Heart Awards. Okay, so say in your category is an animal who was on Broadway but, like, was kind of the star of the show. Almost like a Lassie, I guess. What if there's like a Lassie musical? And a dog that played Lassie was also nominated for best Broadway or favorite. Excuse me. Favorite Broadway debut. And. But it was like a serious cat. Like, you know, it's you and all these other, like, professional actors and singers.

[Moses]

Human actors.

[Trisha]

Human actors. And there's only. Lassie's the only dog in there. And then to be cutesy, the award show gives it to Lassie.

[Moses]

Yeah. Absolutely not. It's giving America's Got Talent. Simon Cowell loves a dog act.

[Trisha]

It's like, it is giving me that.

[Moses]

But dog acts can't perform in Vegas for every single night. Eight shows a week. Like, that's so crazy. Why?

[Trisha]

At the Astra Film Awards, there was a dog who beat famous actors like Ethan Hawke, Alison Brie, Alfie Williams, Sally Hawkins, and Sophie Thatcher for best performance in a horror or thriller.

[Moses]

Okay.

[Trisha]

And the dog, Indy, who starred in the movie Good Boy One. I mean. Yeah.

[Moses]

Up. Did you see it?

[Trisha]

No, I saw the trailer for it. It basically is a horror movie and it's like kind of like from the perspective of a dog. But the gag is the dog doesn't know he's acting. You know what I Mean, the dog was also the director's personal dog.

[Moses]

Okay.

[Trisha]

So the dog thought he was just hanging out with. Totally.

[Moses]

It's also giving, like, kind of problematic because I feel like, you know, to get the dog to do whatever they need to do, they're like, here's the peanut butter. Yeah. The power imbalance. The bell's coming, like, you know, like, he's probably like, I'm just trying to eat, and they're making me jump through a hoop or something, you know? So I think all of it's problematic because dogs don't care about acting in awards the same way as humans do. They have their own kind of fun.

[Trisha]

You know, I can imagine that Ethan Hawke showing up. He got nominated for, like, the Black Phone, too. So him showing up to this award show, and it's like, damn, this dog. The dog wasn't even there. The dog had to send in a video message, which is also the guy.

[Moses]

And Ethan Hawke was there. That's crazy to me. I always think, hence why I'm showing up to thy heart awards is like, I always think if you show up. Yeah. That's why I make it clear that I will be there. Because it's like, if you're not, that is crazy. I was seeing that. The Golden Globes last night, too. It's like, because Cynthia wasn't there. So her, like, you know, I love.

[Trisha]

The thing where it's like they just show a screenshot and then everyone's like, damn, she looked so mad. She looked salty as hell that she lost. And it's just the screenshot, which is.

[Moses]

Funny because I thought people said that too with, like, Cynthia Rivo, but they did use her as Elphaba. You put, like, a green picture in there. And I was like, that's crazy.

[Nicole]

But okay.

[Moses]

But yeah, it's giving that where it's like, okay, if you're not there, like, then you shouldn't, you know, I'm looking.

[Nicole]

At clips and all the clips. The dog has the same. Same face and he just does this eyebrow.

[Moses]

Yeah, that's good. I haven't seen it, but I would. It's a good interpretation of it. Maybe that's how he won. He won with those eyebrow acting.

[Nicole]

It's quite unusual.

[Moses]

Well, congrats. What's his name?

[Trisha]

Indy.

[Moses]

Okay, Andy. I like it, but I don't like that it was the award show because he doesn't care about it. You know what I mean? Also, like, I feel like in general, like, animals probably don't want to act. They probably don't care about acting.

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Moses]

T. Maybe we use AI for that.

[Trisha]

Well, I don't know if AI. You can just, like, you know, cgi.

[Moses]

Oh, what's the difference?

[Trisha]

AI cgi. Like, a person is creating it versus AI. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Moses]

CGI it.

[Nicole]

So they said the film has no dialogue in it. So it's like. So I mean, the film. There's something interesting about the film. So it could have won something else. You know, maybe the director could have won or some. It sounds horrible, but just not.

[Moses]

There's no talking. What are we in the 1920s? Charlie Chaplin.

[Trisha]

I. You're the mime.

[Moses]

Oh, I wonder if Charlie Chaplin was a mime. I never even thought about that. Wow. Oh, my gosh. He was kind of Miami, huh?

[Nicole]

It was the silent, exciting movie.

[Moses]

But he had the hat and.

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Moses]

Like a. The makeup and a little mustache.

[Nicole]

Comedian. Yeah.

[Trisha]

His granddaughter's in Avatar.

[Moses]

No. Okay. That's all right. Wow. Because I wonder if it's nepotism.

[Trisha]

I think for sure. Because, I mean, she's very good in it. And, like, she is. She's a villain. And obviously, like, a lot of physical acting, whatever. But everyone kept saying, wow, Charlie Chaplin's like. That was all the headlines. Charlie Chaplin's granddaughter stars in Avatar.

[Moses]

Wow. To have that much, like, influence, like, a hundred years later and be like, your granddaughter. Actually, that's just granddaughter, not great granddaughter.

[Trisha]

Let me see.

[Moses]

Because I wasn't. What is her name? Is her name Billy? The granddaughter of Carrie Fisher?

[Trisha]

Billy Lord.

[Moses]

Because her. Her mom was Carrie Fisher and her.

[Trisha]

Mom was, like, granddaughter. Charlie Chaplin's granddaughter. Wow. Yeah.

[Moses]

Wasn't Charlie Chaplin in, like, the 19. Early 1900s?

[Trisha]

Luna Chaplin is her name.

[Moses]

Maybe 1940s. I guess if you guys even film. He's probably, like, 1940s, 1930s.

[Trisha]

Not the first recommended search. What was Charlie Chaplin accused of?

[Moses]

Oh.

[Trisha]

Oh.

[Moses]

I am Marcel Musso. Ethan Slater, as in myself.

[Trisha]

Oh, my God.

[Moses]

Damn. Everyone was problematic back then.

[Nicole]

Yeah.

[Trisha]

Back in the 50s, man.

[Moses]

Does she act like him in the movie?

[Trisha]

She does. She does a lot of physical acting. Like, a lot of, like, big movements, whatever. But she speaks.

[Moses]

So I guess that really an Avatar.

[Trisha]

Yes.

[Moses]

They speak English. I thought they were like. They do speak a different language.

[Trisha]

Na. I think. But they also speak English. They just throw in a couple, like, Na' Vi words in there.

[Moses]

I love the name Na'. Vi. My first crush ever was when I was 6 years old and there was a Michael Jackson impersonator named Navi, and he was like. I think his name was, like, Navi Smith. I Used to email him. I used to be like, hey, I love you. And he was like a British Michael Jackson impersonator. And when I used to, when I'd go over to London to see Michael Jackson, like, he would be outside the hotel, and I was like, it's Michael. And like, no, it's Navi.

[Trisha]

Thank God you were born the age that you were. Because if you were born and like, like this age of, like, Tick Tock Indian, like, oh, I cannot imagine baby Trisha, like, DMing the Michael Jackson impression here on Tick Tock.

[Moses]

Oh, I would be, I would be the Kiri girl. I'd be like, Trisha Jackson. Like, Trisha, Navi, whatever. I would be. No, it really, it really is unhealthy sometimes for unhealthy people, you know?

[Trisha]

Like, yeah, access to unhinged.

[Moses]

Yeah, unhinged people. Having social media is wild to me because, because, yes, me as a child, diabolical.

[Nicole]

I was emailing people having AI. That's where it.

[Moses]

Yeah, it's scarier. I was emailing Jay Moore. I was like, hey, I'm 12 years old. I love your show. He write back weird. I used to, like, handwrite letters to, like, John Travolta. He sent me a sign and steel, like, head shot back. Well.

[Trisha]

I, I, I know because I cut to. I know Jimmy right now is wanting to say this, so I'm going to speak for Jimmy, right, Because I know. But he would want me to add to that note about John Travolta that if you send Leah Remini a. A letter and you include paid postage, she will send you a sign headshot.

[Moses]

Oh, that's the same thing with John. I wonder if it's a Scientology thing. Oh, t. Maybe they're both that.

[Trisha]

I know that. I just know that it would pain Jimmy if that wasn't.

[Moses]

How does he know he did it?

[Trisha]

He's like, the number one Leah Remini, Stan.

[Moses]

So I would love. Okay, look, we've been having bad luck with guests coming and then canceling so many. Like, literally everyone was like, we're coming. And then actually we're not. And like, okay, fine. You know, like, I'm kind of giving up on it, though, because I'm kind of like, I can't. It's almost like, you know how I feel about rejection. They're not rejecting me, but it feels.

[Trisha]

Like, especially when you're in the Q and A, you be announcing things. I'm like, oh, my.

[Moses]

Right, right.

[Trisha]

I knew it.

[Moses]

My bad. Honestly, all the way. I, I talk about everything before it Ever comes to fruition. But multiple, multiple guests have been like, we're coming. Just kidding. And so, yeah, I'm kind of. I'm kind of giving up on the guest, which is fine. If it comes our way. Someone naturally great, organically wonderful. I would love Aaliyah Remini, though. I do love her. Like, I love her vibe. Like, I don't watch King Queens. I know nothing about Scientology, but I like her vibe.

[Nicole]

But she's not anymore, right? She's. She escaped, right? Yeah, that would be interesting.

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Moses]

Like a series about it, right? I really want to know about that. Scientology. You want to go to the building? What if you walk in? Do they let you out? Just go see what's happening. Wear your. Those glasses that you can record. Yeah, just record in there and be like, I wonder if you would ever.

[Nicole]

I'm sure they all wear them.

[Moses]

Love a Scientology. Well, we don't love. I don't know. Say whatever. Anyways, that's it, right? Oh.

[Trisha]

Oh, yeah, I forgot. You are learning French.

[Moses]

Oh, yeah. Not a sponsor, but baffle is great. I wish you were sponsor. They did one and I was like, I love this. I love this sponsorship. I love French. I can speak a little bit.

[Trisha]

Yeah. I've seen tik toks of you speaking French.

[Moses]

Me?

[Trisha]

Yeah.

[Moses]

What did I say I for?

[Trisha]

It was a while ago, but I remember you were just walking down the street. I think I got brought up again because it was like me after watching Emily in Paris and it was. I think Moses was filming of you. Yeah.

[Nicole]

We were outside the world market Ripo.

[Moses]

Goodbye, genev F Stranger besos. That's all I know. Okay, that's it. Any. Any thoughts on vote?

[Trisha]

Go out there. Vote or die for. Yes. We're. We're shifting focus from Congress to Iheart.

[Nicole]

Yes.

[Trisha]

There's a new voting campaign has been unlocked.

[Moses]

That's where we're at.

[Trisha]

That's where you start.

[Nicole]

You got to start somewhere. We got to show that we have a voting power.

[Moses]

I need. I know. I need to find the campaign first. All right. We love you guys. Thanks for being here. We're going to go do the extended over on patreon.com just where it's so much fun, so salacious. Lots of tea to be spilled. Love you. See you over there.

[Nicole]

Bye.