B (2:10)

I feel like, against all odds, I'm trying. Yeah, the storm.

A (2:14)

That's great.

B (2:15)

Literal storm. Snow storms.

A (2:16)

Oh, shut up. Stay safe. To everyone in. I know it's New York, but also, like, Texas. My mom is stranded in Texas right now. She, like, can't. She was supposed to come back last night, and now she's like, they canceled her flights today. I don't know.

B (2:26)

What's happening is across the country. Yeah.

A (2:28)

What does that mean? Like. Like, do you know what I mean? Like, it's like, you remember that movie, 2012. Do you remember?

B (2:35)

Yes.

A (2:35)

And every. And disaster just hit everywhere. Why did all the years start off so disaster?

B (2:40)

California had the wildfires last January, and now snowstorm. This January is wild. There's a lot against us, but.

A (2:48)

And how are you saying optimistic?

B (2:50)

Oh, by delusion.

A (2:52)

Okay, yeah.

B (2:53)

Choosing delusion.

A (2:54)

Friday tomorrow.

B (2:55)

Yeah. Everything else this weekend, too. I mean, in comparison, it all seems so silly, but I was supposed to get a haircut on Saturday. And then, like, right before I was supposed to get my haircut, a car drove into the barber shop. I was like, girl, what is going on?

A (3:09)

Oh, my God. Is it collapsed it?

B (3:11)

Like, it's just like a glass wall. And then obviously the door, and they just drove straight and shattered the glass. And I'm like, well, damn. Yeah, some people were injured, but minor. Minor injuries, but didn't make the news.

A (3:25)

Or you just drove and saw it?

B (3:26)

I got the little, like, community alert on my phone, and I was like. It said, car drove into barbershop, and I was like, wait a minute, hold on. This is my barber shop. And then I opened it.

C (3:37)

And then.

B (3:37)

Yeah, they, like, have a live stream of the incident. Like, oh, that's my barbershop. Yep. So I don't know when I'm gonna get a haircut now, but everyone's okay.

A (3:45)

Did you ask your barber? Was he okay?

B (3:46)

Yeah, he's okay. Yeah.

A (3:48)

Yeah. Our. Our crumble cookie got broken into your what? Crumble cookie.

B (3:52)

What?

A (3:52)

Yes.

B (3:53)

If you can't go to cr. Cookie, where the hell is.

C (3:56)

Did you see.

A (3:56)

Have you seen. I sent you a picture of it because they were, like, due to recent break in, like, no longer accepting cash. And I'm like. I feel like that's, like, the safest center in the world. Like, it's. It's next to, like, an in and out. Like, it feels so safe. And, like, I just. I was scared to go in there. It was, like, empty. Their machines were out. And I'm like, what is happening in the world that where someone's, like, robbing.

B (4:16)

Crumble cookie of all the places?

A (4:18)

Feels a little homophobic.

B (4:20)

Yeah.

A (4:20)

This is crazy.

B (4:21)

You know what I mean?

A (4:23)

But I love their thin cookies on Thursdays. It's so good. And I was like. So I keep going in there, but I'm a little scared. I'm like. And the fact that they had that sign up there, they want people to know, and I'm like. And then I asked them about it, and, like, we can't talk about it. Why is there a sign out there then? Don't put a sign.

B (4:36)

You're a reporter. You got to go with your microphone and ask for a statement.

A (4:39)

I was like, it is like, it's like the FBI, like, we can't talk about this. I'm like, well, don't put a sign that says we were robbed and we can't take cash as crazy. But anyways. Well, I'm glad you're optimistic. I, you know. Yeah, it was. It was a weird. I was eating a lot this weekend. I think I was like, stress eating more so than normal. I was, you know, I went back after being pregnant. I stopped eating, like two dinners from cheesecake factories. But last night I had ordered the double entree.

B (5:03)

I was trying times you got to do what you got.

A (5:06)

No, the coping is real. That's why I do feel bad for, like, people who, like, drink when they're stressed or, like, do or something, because it's just like, what do you do to cope? Like, you know, like, if that's what you do. And like, obviously that's like, more dangerous than just like, you eating, like, a double entree. But still I felt. I felt very. Last night we're going to bed and putting the kids down, and I had to keep sitting up, like doing a sit up to get Elvis because she kept running off the bed. It, like, physically hurt. I don't want to tell you because I don't want to be embarrassed, but it physically hurt because I ate so much food. It physically hurt to, like, it was making me nauseous when I came back down because all the food was, like, gurgling and I was just like, oh, my God, I can't do it. And I know we were trying to wrangle all the kids and I kept. I felt bad. I just had to, like, lay down and be like, oh, can you wrangle her? Because I was. It was hurting. I was trying to. But this is when you know you have a problem when you can't crunch up to grab your child after eating. It was a crazy double entree. It was. It was the chicken crispers, the crab wontons, shrimp scampi. Did I eat something else? I feel like I had another thing there. Anyways, I did it for a TikTok and then TikTok was down all day yesterday. I know. And I filmed it in TikTok while I learned my lesson today when I did it, I filmed it in TikTok. So it's just stuck and I'm so sad. Why did I eat all that food?

C (6:12)

I did it for Tik tok has been so glitchy and some people think it's because of everything that's happening. Well, maybe it is kind of slowing down.

A (6:20)

Wow, that's scary. Cuz.

C (6:21)

Yeah. There's one guy that does news and his video is just choppy. Like you can't even watch his video.

A (6:26)

Oh, it's like real. Then you think, oh my God, Meg.

B (6:29)

Stalter went off Tik Tok because.

A (6:31)

Oh my God.

B (6:32)

Cuz she tried to post like a Tik Tok talking about everything in Minnesota. And then it. Those stuck on zero and she's like. And there's like new. Not to get everyone alarmed, but there is like new privacy agreements where it's like Tik Tok has the right to like location your immigration status, your sexuality, if you're transgender and.

A (6:53)

What?

B (6:53)

Yeah, it's pretty crazy.

A (6:54)

Wait, how does it know all that?

B (6:56)

Cuz I guess it's just like in your phone. So I don't know.

C (6:59)

It's looking at you all the time. So. Yeah, you just analyze you.

A (7:02)

Oh my God, that's crazy times. I didn't even think about that. Like I. I was trying to be off my phone a lot this weekend. Like just like it was. It was like stressful.

B (7:11)

Yeah.

A (7:12)

And then I saw that and so I didn't really know. But if you're saying that might make sense. Oh my gosh. That's all right. Well, I guess we're gonna have to be okay with not having TikTok, which is honestly maybe okay. Maybe it's better we just get our news where not on the news. Seems like the news is true.

B (7:29)

Where can you go?

A (7:30)

Yeah, how do you get real legit news?

B (7:33)

That is difficult. It is hard.

C (7:36)

We need to go back to flyers. Like people on horses.

B (7:39)

Yes. Bring that back.

A (7:41)

What do you trust to do that? Who's printing? You know what I mean?

B (7:48)

There's horses around here.

A (7:50)

Okay.

B (7:50)

Send them a horse from Brooke Schofield or something and then we'll just go. We'll have to take matters into our own hands.

A (7:55)

I mean, it really is. It really is. That's the problem. Everyone's like, don't trust the media. And I'm like, well, who the hell?

B (8:01)

It is true.

A (8:02)

Oh my God, that's awful. I'm trying to be distracted by it, but I just keep eating. I had the frickin Arby's before I got here. Although they do have not sponsored. They have a Dr. Pepper float right now.

B (8:12)

Oh, that does sound good.

A (8:13)

Oh, it was delish. It's like half of their Vanilla shake and then half of their soda.

C (8:18)

Oh.

A (8:18)

And it was really, really good. And the manager recognized me from the commercial. He's like, you look familiar. And I was like, we did the commercial together.

B (8:24)

Well, I just happened to be the face of Arby's.

A (8:28)

I wish I was recording it. Cause I recognized him. I didn't know he was gonna recognize me. And then after the whole exchange, like, you look familiar. Then I was like, we need a comm. He's like, yeah.

C (8:35)

She'll be like, I own this place. I'm your boss.

A (8:39)

What? No. I would. I would love to own an Arby's. But he was really sweet. He was the guy who kept making the Jimmo Ko shakes last time. And he was. He's like the manager. And he's also, like, an actor. And he's the best I shot in his name. He's very sweet. But, yeah, it was a busy morning. I did a podcast. I ran into Howie Mandel.

B (8:56)

Oh, how'd that go? I feel like that could go either way.

C (8:59)

Yeah, it was a Howie Mandel that go.

B (9:01)

Howie did that. Howie did that go? That's pretty funny, Oscar.

A (9:05)

I don't know if that's a real laugh or if that's like a David Dobre. Okay. I was like, okay.

B (9:10)

Romanticizing life, right?

A (9:12)

That was funny, I guess. I like it. You said, howie. Howie go.

C (9:15)

Howie did that go?

A (9:17)

I like it. I like it. Yeah, it was. You know, I was leaving, and then someone's like, oh, do you. Are you. Are you busy?

C (9:25)

Kind of.

A (9:25)

Because I wasn't. I was in a rush to get here. And I was like, kind of. And like, oh, how we want to say hi. And I was like, okay. And then I. I said, hi. I forget. He, like, does a hug. So then it's that awkward just standing there like, oh, hey. He's like, remember me from agt? And I was like, yes, I saw your podcast like, six years ago. But okay. I was like, yeah. It's like, hi, Bim. Great. He's like, are you gonna be in LA for a while?

C (9:50)

Like, I live here.

A (9:52)

He's like, that, you're in Vegas? And I was like, no, I'll tell you. The whole conversation happened in, like, five seconds. He's like, oh, you wanna come do the podcast? I was like, oh, I'm kind of in. No drama. I'm kind of in my peace era. Let's get your information. I'm like, oh, okay. I gave it to someone else. Someone else came anyways, which is.

C (10:08)

How many people are there a Lot of people there.

A (10:10)

I was not doing the Howie Mandel podcast, but I was like, I don't know. I, you know, I get scared. I think I get scared when I see anybody that does anything in media. I'm like, oh, that's. That was a lot. And then I also got this sweater before Colton Underwood was canceled. He had a little sheep sweater on in Traders and I really liked it.

B (10:27)

Oh, is that where it's from?

C (10:28)

From?

A (10:29)

Well, you know, I don't think it's the one he. I don't even know if you can you tell it's a sheep?

B (10:32)

Yeah, yeah.

A (10:33)

A little stretched out, kind of tight. Everything feels tight. I was in black this morning and now I have to try and put a pink thing on. Everything just feels very tight.

B (10:41)

That Colton Underwood, man.

A (10:44)

The worst, huh?

B (10:45)

Kind of a menace. I feel bad like Traders had to issue a statement about bullying and that.

C (10:49)

Oh, no.

B (10:51)

And I, I love when a show does that because I'm like, damn, who is going through it? Like, I remember the summer I turned pretty had to do that. Love island had to do that. Like, I kind of live for like a show making a statement.

A (11:02)

But like, okay, I would like to challenge love that we are so anti bullying here. I would love to challenge them to be like, you're making a show that are putting people's. Not the traitors. We love Traders but like Love island and like that. Okay.

B (11:14)

I guess somebody's different actor playing character.

A (11:17)

Okay. The other ones you could argue is like, well, this is what you. You are doing. You're showing a character. You're creating a story based on someone and yeah, but that's good. I guess that's good. The issue of statements better than what. What are people saying? I mean, people like, can you not have an opinion and be like, you can't say this guy's the worst.

B (11:33)

I guess people may. Well, I'll read the statement first. They. They said, we are committed to making our cast feel safe, respected and supported on screen and off. The cast of the Traitors are real people. And what happens in the game should never lead to cyberbullying or harassment. There's a difference between discussing a show and targeting individuals. Let's not ruin the passion for this show with unwarranted negativity and personal attacks. We appreciate your support. See, I also am like kind of go. I think. I imagine there are people going too extreme. Right? Because that's kind of what happens with any fandom. Like, so I imagine Colton maybe like in DMS or like comments, it's like, really extreme where it's like death threats and this and that. Whatever. And that's, like, too far. So if that's what they're talking about, then yes. However, he is really annoying. So it's like, yeah. So it's like, what can I possibly.

A (12:20)

And they are they. But they. I think, as I'm saying, like, I feel like you should be able to, like, call people out on, like, bad behavior, you know, and also. Also past bad behavior. Like, you know, it's like one of those things I think we talked about this last week where it's like, as someone who's had, like, a muddled past. Right. It's like you have to be prepared to, like, talk about it forever. Right. Like, you're. You're really wrongdoings, especially when there's, like, other people. Yeah. Like, a person that's really affected by you, like, forever, if you're in the spotlight, you should always have to talk about that. Like, that's, like, somewhat of a punishment. Like, I always tell people, be careful what you say. Be careful. What about there? Because for the rest of your life, you have to acknowledge it. And it's like, that's just what you have to do. And the fact that, like, he goes on interviews and, like, they specifically be like, we're not allowed to talk about this. It's like, well, no, like, I mean, that's. You're on the biggest show in the world and, like, whatever. You know what I mean? But it's like, they should be prepared for that going on to the show. Do you know what I mean? Like, I stopped running for congress because I'm like, I don't really want to answer to everything, you know, that has to go so on that kind of scale. But Colton, he's dubious on the show, too. And I think you're allowed to say that.

B (13:21)

Yeah. And he's really, again, me not watching but just saying clips and getting mad. I watched via clips and I feel like. Because I just. I was so annoyed. I mean, I know Michael Rappaport's gone out, but he was really annoying me. And now, like, Colton is just, like a thorn in my side. And I'm like, yeah, because, like, he really is trying to reheat those, like, gabby windy slave about queer bachelor nation. Like, nachos and, like, he's really trying to eat. And it's giving. It's. You're.

A (13:49)

It's missing the mark.

B (13:50)

Let's ask the audience. The plate is empty. The plate is empty. And it's like, girl, you're not eating. Like, dial it back. Kind of wants to be, like, the villain a little bit, but, like, in this, like, cutesy way. But it's, like, it's not good.

A (14:01)

That's the part. That's the part. Because I really do. I don't know him, obviously, but, like, I feel like he is playing up a character. Like, the way he's talking to, like, Lisa and be like, yeah, like, I'll get you in the back. And, like, he's obviously, yeah, going for that. So I think if you're playing a character, you kind of have to own.

B (14:15)

You got to take a page from, like, the villains of, like, Drag Race if you're going to. If you want to be a queer villain, like, look at a mistress, Isabel Brooks, who is like, yeah, full stop, I am the villain mama. And, like, makes her whole brand. And then it becomes iconic because, like, you're kind of owning that you were on this show trying to make good tv, like, but if you're going to hide behind it and try to be, like, still cute, seeing, likable, then, like, we're gonna be annoyed, you know?

A (14:39)

Right. You can't be like, oh, that's too far. When you, like, you're pushing everything too far, which is like. Yeah. I mean, he has. He's not wonderful on this. On this show, at least the edit they're giving or the character he's playing or whatever is not wonderful.

B (14:50)

Seeing that outfit of him with, like, the pearl, like, shirt or whatever, it's like. It's just like, pearl necklaces that are kind of like a shirt that he got off Amazon.

A (14:58)

Did we see that one? Maybe we didn't watch the full thing. I'm trying to think. Or is it from. Is it from last week?

B (15:02)

This past. Yeah, this past week.

A (15:04)

Oh, okay. I think. Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. I remember. Yes. Yeah.

B (15:08)

And I keep saying that all over, and everyone's like, damn, he really thought he did something with this look.

C (15:12)

And it was.

B (15:13)

It was just. Was not a serve. It was a chop. Central Station. It was rough.

A (15:16)

I know. I can't. I don't want to talk too much about fashion, because I feel like if I were on there, I'd be wearing something horrendous, too, I'm sure. Like, I do.

B (15:23)

I think. Okay, this is when it's like, he's just, like, the typical jock stereotype, though. Like, he is the quintessential, like, hot gay man, where it's like, tall, athletic build, abs, like, white, blonde hair, blue eyes, and then to, like, not serve. It's kind of funny because, like, it takes literally nothing. Look at Rob. He wears overalls. And everyone's like, damn, he's so fine. He's so fine. All it takes is overalls. Like, it really does not take much. So, like, what if you can't even give us good fashion or a look? And also you're annoying. It's like, what are we doing? Double homicide.

A (15:55)

What are we doing? Yeah, because there's enough. There's enough other queer people we can root for. Usually I'm like, where's the gay one? I want you. But yeah. Oh, Jimmy has turned me on to Yam Yum. I saw on his post that he's like, oh, me and Dallas thirst after Yam Yum. So I started following Yam Yum. And I was like, honestly? Yeah, he's kind of a surge. He kind of has. He has great fashion. He is nice. He plays the game. He's not annoying. I like him. He's gay.

B (16:17)

Yes. Yeah.

A (16:18)

How do we know?

B (16:19)

He was on Survivor, Openly gay.

A (16:22)

He just was like, I'm gay. Isn't that interesting thing? How would you know if someone's gay or everyone has to come out or you just kind of, like, assume or. He just talked about it. He's just like my boyfriend on Survivor. Yeah.

B (16:32)

I think he was just pretty open about it. Yeah. Yeah.

A (16:34)

That's so interesting.

B (16:35)

Yeah. In the be. In the earlier seasons, like, it was more of a taboo, obviously, because it's been on for, like, ever. Like, since what, like, 2001 or something.

A (16:43)

Right.

B (16:43)

So in those earlier seasons, it was more of a taboo, but now it's pretty stand. Like, I don't know. Pretty standard.

A (16:50)

Yeah, I guess. When you go in a game, would you go in there and just be like, I'm gay?

B (16:55)

I would sit everyone down and be like, you guys, I have something really big to tell you. And, like, I would make it really dramatic and, like, gaslight them into, like, thinking that I was. Yeah, I wasn't out and was.

A (17:08)

Oh, that's a good strategy, right?

B (17:10)

Yeah. And they're like, but, girl, we see you say only gays and girlies on your show.

A (17:15)

And I'm like, oh, that's true. That's kind of harder. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's a good point. You'd have to say, didn't someone fake their grandma's death or something?

B (17:23)

Yes. He was on Survivor and then he was on House of Villains last year season. God, I'm forgetting his name.

A (17:29)

He has long curly hair, right?

B (17:30)

Yes.

A (17:30)

Yeah, it's not Johnny Bananas, right?

B (17:33)

No, but he. Yes. What was that guy's name?

A (17:36)

I don't know. I. I just know. I'm like, well, I guess there's no limits when it comes to.

B (17:41)

Oh, Johnny Fairplay.

A (17:42)

What did you Google to find it? Oh, Johnny Fairplay.

B (17:44)

Yeah.

A (17:45)

What would you Google to find that.

B (17:46)

Survivor fake grandma death.

A (17:48)

That was fast. That was so quick too. I guess, like, I guess when you're playing a game, it's okay. I guess that's why I like Traders. Like I do love the lying of it all.

B (17:56)

Yeah. Like when Danielle lied last season on the Traders about what was about her grandkids, I would, I promise on my grandkids I'm like, honestly, whatever you have to do, girl. I. It's a game.

A (18:07)

So I guess, I mean grandkids is kind of crazy. I can never be like, I swear my kids life and then be like lying about like that feels a little bit.

C (18:14)

Well at least have your on your own kids, not somebody else's kids.

B (18:17)

That's true. I guess.

A (18:18)

Her grandkids though, on top of I'm like, oh my gosh, I'm such a bad liar though.

B (18:22)

So I'd be clocked. Like I just giggle every time I'm like up to something mischievous. I just giggle cuz I love it. But I'm so bad.

A (18:28)

But that's why you could be good. I feel too ob. Oh, a faithful. I'd be such a good. I really would. I really would just be so good at that game. Like it actually frustrates me to like watch it. Cuz I do think everyone sucks at the game. I think everyone sucks at the game and I feel like I'd be so good one out. Can you imagine?

C (18:45)

No. Cuz they'll assume that you are the traitor. They're like, okay.

A (18:49)

I don't think anyone on the show is watching the podcast. I don't think like a survivor person is watching this right now. You know what I mean?

C (18:54)

They'll do their research. If you're.

A (18:56)

Who said that someone said they were doing research. Oh, Mark Ballas was like, I did so much research before going into this game. Like, how do you research? Yeah, I guess. Do they announce the cast before you go in? I don't know. But even then I think they usually.

B (19:08)

Announce it by the time they like have to fly them out. Right.

A (19:11)

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B (21:31)

Because they film pretty, like, pretty soon after that to now.

A (21:34)

I always thought about that too. Like, if I'm going lax to Scotland, don't you think people are like, oh, she's probably here for traitors? Like, or do no one care? People clock me when I'm at the grocery store. So I'm assuming.

B (21:45)

So funny. Oh, my God.

A (21:47)

Oh, she's here. Cause wasn't it JoJo when she went to, like, England, they, like, got her coming off the plane and like, oh, she's probably doing Big Brother.

B (21:52)

Even, like, I know for Drag Race too. Like, people find the cast, like, a year in advance just based off, like, like, who is canceling gigs, like, who's canceling their shows at certain places. And even, like, like, not even just for all stars. Like, queens who are on it for the first time. They'll be like, oh, it's. Here's the cast based on scheduling. And it's like, damn, the girls really be investigating. Yeah.

A (22:14)

I really do feel like they need at least two drag queens on a traitor season.

B (22:19)

Yeah. We gotta give the girls an alliance because they're going in on their own and it's just too easy for them to get picked off, which is crazy.

A (22:26)

I felt like Monet played it really great. Like, I feel like, you know, they're not too under the radar, not too over the top. Like, I felt like it was like.

C (22:34)

The perfect feel good.

B (22:35)

You know what?

A (22:36)

This is where people always mess up because you're. It's like, who. Maybe someone said it. Maybe it was Colton. I don't know. Sorry if I'm siding with Colton on this, but it's like you almost once, you know, a traitor. Maybe it was last season that. It was last season from the Survivor. That girl from Survivor was like.

B (22:48)

And Brittany Haynes, too was like, she knew Danielle was a traitor. Yeah.

A (22:53)

Until the end. Then you have that. You will know that traitor to the very end. And you can call them out, which I mean I would never be faithful. I don't want to be a faithful. But like that's what I would. My strategy would be is like do not call out the trainer.

B (23:05)

Who was the. I like the. Whoever was it last season. I think it was a housewife who just who. Who would write down a different name every. And she was always wrong. That is honestly the way to start.

A (23:16)

That's what I was saying.

C (23:17)

But then they kicked her out at the end.

A (23:20)

No, she made it. She won.

C (23:21)

I thought they. I thought they betrayed her at the end, took the money.

A (23:25)

You're the only person who has guessed wrong every single table and won the game. Like want. It was her, the British guy and Dylan and Gabby. And that's why everyone was shook. Everyone was like, what the hell? Crazy. And that's how I would play. She was awful.

B (23:37)

And I was like, I live for that.

A (23:39)

I love that too. Just kind of. Cuz I told you too. I was like, oh, I wouldn't vote for this one then. No, they'll know you're a traitor. I was like, no, just always vote for a random person. Like just like you're the traitor. Whatever.

C (23:48)

Again, Rob is playing really good and there's a lot of edits of Rob and Ron. Cuz Ron was. Everyone feels like he was done dirty by, you know, the team players and all that.

A (24:00)

Yeah.

C (24:00)

And Rob was really nice to him. And now Ron came out saying, you know, because I think he has a son that's on the spectrum. And he tested himself and now he discovered that he was on the spectrum too.

A (24:12)

Right.

C (24:13)

Which is kind of like his explanation of why he was so socially unaccept. Like people didn't accept him. They were just not. It was really bad. Like we felt it like watching the show. I can only imagine. That's what I mean.

A (24:27)

This like the random targets is like so weird because like from what we saw, I guess the edits can like change so much. But from what we saw, I was like, that's such a random.

C (24:34)

Nothing to hold on to. So the tiniest things they get. But it's never personal. Even if somebody thinks they think he's a traitor, they usually are nice to each other.

A (24:43)

I don't know.

C (24:44)

But they were just not nice to him sometimes.

A (24:46)

His personal number. That one guy's like, I don't care if you're a traitor or a faithful. I want you out of here. Like I think some people just don't like people and want them out of the castle. They said that to Michael Rapport, who was the worst, but.

C (24:55)

Right, but see, look at Michael, how loud he is, and Ron, how quiet. And, you know, he's just an introvert.

A (25:00)

They definitely need two pairings because I feel like Survivor people stick together. Housewives stick together, minus Lisa Rinna. And I feel like you need someone to be on your team. And I feel like the drag queens don't get that.

B (25:12)

I know after three seasons in a row of, like, a drag queen being an early out mama, let's we work those.

A (25:19)

Yeah, a few housewives. There's, like, 20 housewives in there. It should be at least. And Drag Race is arguably the best show. But my theory is they don't have them because it's like the competition for the Emmys. You know what I mean? They're like, oh, gee. They're like, we can't even maybe. The drag queens are probably like, I have a feeling Drag Race might win this year for Emmy.

B (25:41)

I hope so. I mean, spoiler alert, I guess. But on this past season, my fave. My fave queen Briar Blush, she, like, faint. Law Roach was reading her to Phil, saying, I hate, hate, hate this outfit. You look like a WWE wrestler. This is, like, one of the worst things. And then she just faints. And I was like, mama, this is them. Like, this deserves the end. After that fake. It was real, but in the moment, everyone, like, was like. Because she's also the one that's kind of, like, stirring the pot. She's, like, a little, like, mischievous. She, like, runs around just, like, annoying everybody. So people thought it was fake, but she had pneumonia before going into the show, she said, and then she ended up getting sepsis because her pneumonia wasn't treated properly. So she was like, her immune system was really weak. And then just, like, being there, she was just in the bottom the week before. So she was just, like, blacking out.

C (26:31)

It looks real.

B (26:32)

Yeah.

A (26:33)

Oh, my. Oh, my gosh. I'm sorry. She's alive. She had sepsis.

B (26:37)

She's alive.

A (26:38)

Oh, my gosh. Damn. So then what happened after the faint?

B (26:42)

She lighted lip sync for her life. What?

C (26:46)

Saying the Emmy.

B (26:47)

Mama, give them the Emmy. That girl fainted, had no. She got pneumonia, was lip sync for her life the week before, which is really the day before, and then fainted, had a lip sync again, and she went home.

A (26:59)

But that seems somewhat irresponsible. Like, you just.

B (27:02)

She didn't get medically checked before she lip synced.

C (27:05)

I mean, it is responsible to send her home at this point.

A (27:08)

Lip sync after a Phase. That's crazy.

B (27:11)

It was crazy. Yeah. Poor thing. I love the doll, so.

C (27:15)

But they're fighting for their lives.

A (27:16)

So T. Is La Roach always a judge now?

B (27:21)

No, he's usually on for, like, the fashiony challenges. It was a design challenge. I live for La Roach.

A (27:28)

I do, too. I need to watch it. I need to start watching that.

B (27:30)

You do. Because it is a good season. It's just fun.

A (27:33)

Is there any consistent judge besides Michelle and Rue? Michelle and R. Madison.

B (27:39)

Maddie comes in and out. Carson Cressley comes in and out. Everyone else kind of rotates.

A (27:44)

Yeah.

B (27:44)

Yeah. Next week is our Larson, Liv, and she's serving the biggest hair I've ever seen. And I live because she's so tiny. She has humongous hair in the preview. And I love Zara Larson. Probably a wig, I would imagine. Yeah. And she's just. She's serving. I'm so excited.

A (28:02)

We need to get into that. We have been not having.

B (28:04)

Yeah. You're lacking in the gay department. You really gotta step up. No.

A (28:07)

And I feel it. I feel it internally. I hate it so much. I've been feeling heteronormative.

B (28:15)

Yeah.

A (28:15)

Now I need. I love that word, heteronormative. That part. I've been feeling that too much. I know. There's not enough. Not enough gain.

B (28:23)

Yeah.

A (28:24)

Medium.

B (28:24)

Yeah.

A (28:25)

Queer. Medium.

B (28:26)

Oh, perfect. Segue.

A (28:27)

Oh, Wicked.

B (28:28)

Yes. Wicked got snubbed at the Oscars for.

A (28:31)

Being too queer in their interviews. Like, we don't like this affection between you two.

B (28:39)

Yeah, there was. Okay, I'll give context after. But there was an article on News Nation about Oscar voters talking about why they did not vote for Wicked in any of the categories.

A (28:52)

Before we get that, I was like, did I text you or did I tweet it? I don't know what it was. We. I saw that there was zero nominations.

B (28:57)

Yeah, you tweeted that.

A (28:59)

I mean, like, literally. That was like, how.

B (29:02)

Like, it was crazy. Again, this is before I even saw the article about, like, the voting and everything. I. Listen, I knew the odds were going to be against Wicked. I at least thought some of the craft categories and Ariana Grande, like, that's like the. At least. I didn't think Ariana was going to win at all, but I'm like, she would at least get the nomination.

A (29:20)

Yeah. She's been nominated and all this stuff.

B (29:22)

Yeah.

A (29:22)

It was a very Glinda movie. Everyone, of course, was saying Paul Tazville for costumes, because that's like, the costume. I saw a tweet you probably thought, too, because we're on the same page. But it was like what got nominated for best costumes versus, like the Wicked ones.

B (29:34)

Yeah.

A (29:34)

And it was like. And, oh, it was. We watched Marty Supreme. We can talk about that. But it was like Marty Supreme's costume, which is like, you know, gray. It was like the 50s suits. But then they showed like Glinda's dress and like, even Elphaba's like, black coat with all the detail in it. And they're like, how. How did that not get nominated for best costume? Like, that's crazy. The whole Wicked movie was what got me the most.

B (29:55)

I had a fact checking myself because I'm like, did I make this up or did I actually see it was because I can kind of get Marty Supreme. Listen, I left Marty Supreme. I wanted those, like, baggy pants. Those like, trousers that are like kind of baggy. I was like, ooh, those are kind of fierce. But what gagged me the most about the costuming in particular was Avatar Fire and Ash getting costume design. When mama. They're literally. First of all, that's all. When they're actually filming it, they're just wearing the little, like, you know, CGI suits. So the only real person in it is wearing a loincloth. So I'm like, wait, but they're wearing loincloths and they're just wearing like. Yes. Like they're wearing. Or they look like they're wearing like Native American inspired outfits. Of course. But I'm like, like, those are CGI though. Like.

A (30:38)

Yeah.

B (30:38)

Like no one died on. Yeah.

A (30:40)

Designed them. Yeah.

B (30:41)

Yeah.

A (30:42)

That was a wild, wild snub.

B (30:45)

That one was crazy. Yeah.

A (30:46)

Or even set design because they did build out all of like Linda's room. Yeah. Like, yeah, practical sets. Like everything else cgi, like, everything is. And it's just like, you know, it's like, I guess they did use green screen, but like all of like Linda's room was like done. It's like so weird, so odd.

B (31:03)

A full blown shutout was.

A (31:05)

Was.

B (31:07)

I was like, what the hell? Because again, this, every other award show, it got like some noms. It hasn't won at the other ones. But to get literally no nominations whatsoever is crazy. And God, we all at least thought original song. Like maybe not both Elphaba song and Glinda's song, but I at least thought Girl in the Bubble because I think that was the stronger one.

A (31:31)

Oh, well, that one, I was not surprised personally.

B (31:34)

That's the one that they were pushing more. I think that was their best shot was Girl in the Bubble. And again, I did not expect them to win.

A (31:42)

Right.

B (31:42)

Obviously golden, but I thought at least a nomination for one.

A (31:45)

Well, you know, they wanted it, but I think Wicked fans are like, I don't know if that hit the mark.

B (31:49)

Yeah.

A (31:50)

Like, I couldn't even tell you how it goes. And I feel like. Like Wicked the first. I'm saying you can say any song. That one. I'm like, true. I have no idea. Gonna tell you, actually, I like the Alphabet one. The one with all the animals and there's no place like home. I mean, that's definitely not how it goes. And Girl in the Bubble. I have no idea. My guess would be, like, that Girl in the bubble is not who you think she is.

B (32:10)

Oh, I think that's kind of close. I remember it visually like her and like, her room in the closet and everything. I remember it looked really pretty.

A (32:18)

Yes.

B (32:19)

But I really thought Ariana was at least gonna get the damn crazy. It is crazy.

A (32:25)

So are they just not gonna go?

B (32:26)

That's what I'm curious about. Like, do they not go at all? I don't think I would. I mean, granted, Cynthia already didn't miss the Golden Globes because she's working on her one woman show.

A (32:37)

I love that.

B (32:38)

Johnny didn't go either. So really the only one who was going was Ariana, and she was nominated. So I don't think they would even bother going to the Oscars, which is sad because, like, we kind of need the star power. Last year we had, like, Selena, Ariana, Timmy, and Kylie.

A (32:56)

Well, Ariana and Cynthia, like, opened it, right. Didn't they open it last year with their Somewhere over the Rainbow? And you're like, oh, my God, this is beautiful. You're, like, crying. It was so great. Yeah. The performances will lack. Although I do love. I do love.

B (33:07)

I know Hendrix will definitely deliver. But, yeah, really odd. And. Okay. I was trying to figure out, like, where exactly things went wrong because we're gonna get to, like, this new News Nation article in a second. But even before nominations, like, Variety had also interviewed Oscar voters as anonymous. Anonymously as sources. And then they had a lot of people trying to go for Ariana for main actress. Like, not supporting, but main. So I kind of think if anything, maybe that's where things got dicey, where people were putting her in main actress instead of supporting because of the time split. Because technically it's like. Like they're both. I don't think Ariana is, like, supporting, especially in the second one. She kind of is the main actress.

A (33:54)

Oh, they write in what category?

B (33:56)

Yeah, they. They campaign to, like, what category they want to be into. But they were writing them like some people were writing in Ariana as best Actress instead of supporting actress.

A (34:06)

Oh, that makes so. That kind of makes so much sense.

B (34:09)

Like, if they split the vote and then that she lost, I think everyone.

A (34:15)

Agrees she's like, it's Glinda's story for. For good.

B (34:17)

Yeah. For good. Feels like Linda's story.

A (34:20)

Interesting. I guess I would say that is the theory. But the snub on all the other categories does.

B (34:25)

It is crazy.

A (34:26)

Yeah.

B (34:26)

Something like a bigger message at play, which is crazy. Like, because it was like the awards darling last year. To go from 10 to 0 is crazy.

A (34:36)

Crazy. And it's. It's a big movie. Everyone we talked to, I think it was you and Moses and I think even Ari, my makeup artistic. Everyone who, like, maybe it wasn't because I know you like the first, but everyone who didn't care for the first, they liked the second one better.

B (34:46)

I like the second one better.

A (34:47)

Yeah.

B (34:48)

I mean, I love the first one too, but I like the second one just as me as like a not non cinephile. It's just because, like, it felt like a superhero movie. Like, the stakes were so high.

A (34:58)

Yeah.

B (34:58)

And I really enjoyed it.

A (35:00)

I'm so confused. I'm. I'm so confused.

B (35:02)

Yeah. There's some things I understood criticism wise, like not showing, you know, the Tin man more or the Scarecrow more and stuff. Like, there are some stuff. But I think Ariane and Cynthia were so good that it still was like a good movie. Or it's not unwatchable.

A (35:18)

No. And people still trying to blame Michelle Yeoh for it all. Like, well, they would have casted a different Martin Marble. I'm like, that's not what caused this Oscar thing. Feel like. Like it's just so, like, it doesn't make any sense. And the people that are like, well, this makes sense. I'm like, no, it doesn't.

B (35:32)

Yeah. And then this article has gone viral from News Nation because this publication also had sources in the Academy explaining why they didn't vote for Wicked for good. And one voter for context, too. This is like a very, like, conservative outlet in general. So that also is gonna, like, change who they talk to because Academy is really, really old. Like, they had to diversify it a few years ago because it was like, it was one year where only, like, white actors got nominated. So then they were like, damn, we really gotta diversify it. So now they have, like, a lot of younger people. So my theory behind this article is that they talked to, like, some of the older, more like conservative academy voters because there's a lot of people in the academy. But they said the movie wasn't that great. The two have amazing on screen chemistry, but spent most of the movie apart. I was also just completely turned off by the promotional performances. They creeped out a lot of people and in their rush to feel authentic, came off as cosplaying. And they talked about a lot of the viral, like, incidents around, like the press tour. And I really don't like the way they talked about this one. It was the incident when a fan came up and grabbed Ariana on the red carpet. They said the Grande apparently was startled by the interaction and was holding her arm like an injured dog paw, which prompted Cynthia Erivo to intervene. Erivo took Grande's arm, cradled it protectively, and appeared to kiss it or put her head. What a response. Where viewers found bizarre. And online critics question why Erivo's reaction was so intense. What Foresee what For what seemed like a harmless moment of enthusiasm, which is so weird.

A (37:11)

Like, wait, who said that? Who said that?

C (37:13)

The voter?

B (37:13)

Yeah, it's a news nation. And. Which is. That's why I'm saying, like, it's. I kind of take this with a grain of salt because I'm sure there are, like, it was one of the older, like an older white man that was in there saying this, you know, because, like, what do you mean? Like, someone jumped the security and went and grabbed her. Like, of course she's gonna be so. Like, she survived a terrorist attack. Like, what? Of course she's gonna be like, what the hell is that? Like, what the hell's going on?

A (37:35)

Well, if he is old man, he's kind of tuned in for being old. That's why I'm like, is. Are you sure? Is it someone that's just like a hater? Because that's like so tuned in to know everything that's happening. But.

C (37:44)

But why are you not judging the movie on its own merits? Yeah, like gossip or whatever happens outside of the movie.

A (37:50)

Oh, because didn't you say something like, well, we saw the press tour and we're like, sparing you from going through that again, like, the emotional.

B (37:56)

Whatever. They said that too. Yeah, for her anxiety. They thought it would. They'd be protecting her from getting too anxious. She's a grown adult. And like. Yeah. Which is. It's also so misogynistic. She's a grown adult. She's a pop star. She's going On a world tour. Like, she's been in the spotlight since she was like 12 years old. Like, relax. So weird.

A (38:17)

Hate it. I know. That's why, honestly, like, I kind of got into the award show more so recently because of you and like, this show. But I used to always hate it because it always seemed to be like, it never was. Like my. Like, I don't know. I don't watch that many. Well, we're trying to now. This year we're trying to watch. I think it's on our tv. I don't know. The main thing on our TV will show all the movies or shows you can watch that are being nominated for Oscars. So we've been, like, trying to watch more of them. But honestly, I think they get it wrong a lot of times, at least, especially with those nominations. I mean, we checked Malibu season and we love it. But, like, that is a crazy nomination, right? Like, I kept telling Moses, I'm like, how is it an Oscar nomination? That's. Is there just no other animated movies maybe? Like, that's crazy. Have you seen it?

B (39:01)

I love Zootopia too. Yeah.

A (39:03)

You saw it?

B (39:03)

Yeah.

A (39:04)

In theaters. Are streaming.

B (39:05)

In theaters. I was so seated.

A (39:07)

Did you go by yourself or with Darian?

B (39:08)

With Darian, yeah.

A (39:09)

At like a seven o' clock movie at night?

B (39:11)

Yeah.

A (39:12)

Okay.

B (39:12)

Love that.

A (39:13)

You loved it.

B (39:14)

You think it was Oscar for animated film? Yeah, why not? I think again, K Pop Demon Hunters will win. But.

A (39:20)

But why is a better one? Because it's like, like.

B (39:22)

But why is Zootopia too good? I mean, I think the animation is good. I think the humor is really good.

A (39:30)

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B (40:27)

I think like a kid and adult can watch it and think two very different things.

A (40:30)

Which said that too. He said he really liked the. The jokes.

B (40:35)

Yeah.

A (40:35)

I don't know. Malibu loved it.

C (40:37)

She was probably one year younger to fully grasp the storyline. So I think she enjoyed the movie, the whole experience. Now you can see whenever the songs comes up on the tv, she just lights up.

A (40:51)

She loves that Shakira one.

C (40:52)

I think it's a. Oh, we hear.

A (40:54)

That 30 times a day.

C (40:57)

First movie. It's a core memory. First time you go to the theater.

A (41:01)

She's pretty hard critic. Although she did sit through it all. It was a long movie. It's like two hours long. So it's just. I think she preferred Madagascar too.

C (41:08)

I think it's more simple, this storyline.

A (41:11)

And you liked it? I guess it was good. But not. I mean, that's crazy, right?

B (41:16)

Like, it doesn't get nominated for animated, but what would you. What else would you put for?

C (41:20)

It's relative to what was out to the time.

A (41:22)

What other animated films have we seen? I feel like we've seen a lot. What came out this year, I feel like we see a lot. I know. I guess nothing else. I guess when I looked at the other nominees, I actually didn't know any of them besides K Pop.

B (41:31)

Yes.

A (41:32)

And I was like, I don't know.

B (41:33)

I know. That's why I. I am not like a good I. When I talk about other award shows, I just repeat the information that I like, like, see from real critics and film people. Because my own personal film taste is like, girl, whatever, you know?

A (41:47)

Who would your personal film taste put as the best Picture?

B (41:51)

Ooh, Best Picture. Great question.

A (41:53)

Nominated or not, it can be nominated.

B (41:55)

Ooh, okay. Best actress would be Amanda Seyfried for the Housemaid.

A (41:59)

That's crazy.

B (41:59)

I love Amanda Seyfried in the Housemate. She's so good in it. She's so good.

A (42:03)

Oh, we almost saw that. It was Marty supreme or that. And we were very. And up in the air.

B (42:07)

I would give the housemaid a higher ranking than Marty Supreme. Me personally.

A (42:11)

Wow. Wow. We should have saw it.

B (42:13)

Amanda Seyfried in the Housemaid is like, incredible. She's incredible. She's like acting, I think for you too, like, as an ingenue, as a new actress on the scene. I see you Following Amanda Seyfried's footsteps.

A (42:29)

Would love. Would love. I love her.

B (42:31)

She is playing, like. I think maybe she studied you, like the old breakdown videos because she's playing levels in Mania and stuff. And like. Like flipping, like, being manic and then being normal and, like, the way she presents and stuff. So good. It's so campy. She's so good in it.

A (42:47)

And she didn't get a nomination that snubbed.

B (42:49)

No, she did. She was in another movie that was in contention for Best Best Actress, I think. God, I forget what the movie is called. It's about being a nun or something. I don't know. But she also got snubbed. Yeah. For the other movie.

A (43:03)

And that's your favorite performance of the there?

B (43:05)

I think so, yeah. I'm trying to think what. I mean, it's also recency bias, because I saw that kind of.

C (43:11)

Recently, I do have a prediction about movie. One movie, one battle after another.

A (43:18)

I was. Loves it.

C (43:20)

I've been watching it slowly, because every time I have, like, half hour.

B (43:23)

And it's long, too.

A (43:24)

It's long.

C (43:25)

But with the. Because the Oscars are very. You know, usually they try to make a statement about the politics of the time, and I think it's very. It just ties in so strongly to what's happening now. And I think it's gonna win because of that.

B (43:38)

I think. I mean, Sinners made history for the most nominations ever, which is crazy. With 16.

A (43:43)

Oh, my. What is it? Oh, Michael B. Jordan.

B (43:46)

Yeah.

A (43:47)

Is it scary? Because we were debating on watching that.

B (43:48)

But, I mean, it's technically horror. It's not horror. I don't know. It is. There's, like, horror elements to it, but it doesn't seem like jump scare to me, if that makes sense.

A (43:58)

What's the horror element?

B (43:59)

It's like. It's vampires and they do get, like, blood. It is kind of, like, bloody because, you know, the vampires are, you know, after the humans or whatever. But it's not, like, super scary to me or whatever.

A (44:09)

Michael B. Jordan, a vampire.

B (44:14)

I don't want to spoil it.

A (44:16)

I mean, I'm not gonna.

B (44:17)

No. I'll just say no.

A (44:18)

Yeah, maybe I'll see it. But a vampire movie is not.

B (44:22)

No. It's like. It's really, really good. It's really good. Ryan Coogler, I love as a director, and he also, I think, wrote the script as well.

A (44:32)

What else did he direct?

B (44:33)

He did Black Panther in the. In the Creed. Yeah. I love everyone. I love Michael B. Jordan. I love Hailee Steinfeld. Not Haley. Michael B. Jordan is.

A (44:45)

Oh, I could see him winning. Who has been winning that category?

B (44:47)

Timothy from Marty Supreme. Oh, I know.

A (44:51)

Can I say, like. Like, I don't know, maybe it's unpopular opinion. I. I liked in the channel. I mean, I kind of like, whatever movie, though. It's kind of mid Marty supreme, right? I mean, it's.

B (45:02)

To me, it is too.

A (45:03)

Yeah. But it's like. I don't know. I was like, definitely checking my phone.

B (45:08)

I went up to get the nachos. I'm like, let me take as my bathroom.

A (45:11)

It was long.

B (45:12)

Maybe too long.

A (45:13)

Yeah, yeah, he was good. I don't know. To me, I was very. I will tell you who I think should be nominated from that movie. I think all the people did cameos. Like celebrities that were playing actors in that movie or were acting in that movie, I suppose were my fave. Penn Jillette. Do you know who that is?

C (45:36)

The magician.

A (45:37)

Penn Jillette.

B (45:39)

Penn and Teller.

C (45:41)

You must know Penn and Teller.

A (45:42)

You know Penn and Teller.

B (45:43)

Your name sounds familiar.

A (45:44)

Oh, my God.

B (45:46)

Are they in Vegas?

C (45:55)

It was.

A (45:56)

They're like these famous magicians. One didn't talk, but Penn would always talk. It was like a tall guy and a little guy. They've been in Vegas for 30 years. But Penn's been on so many things. I love him. He's like, across the board, my favorite. He played. I didn't even recognize him. I was like, that's Penn. And I was like, why? Like, I did not like. I mean, everyone is so skinny. He used to be, like, a little bit of a bigger guy. Like, he's huge. He's like 6 foot 5. But he also was like, a little bigger. And oh, my God, he was like, so skinny. Everyone's so skinny. Everyone. Anyway, that's a whole other thing. But he was so good. He was the one who had the dog in the house.

C (46:27)

Oh, that was him when they went to rescue Moses. Yeah, he was the one.

A (46:33)

Okay, so he was great. 1. I didn't even know. I didn't even recognize most days. He's like, is that Tyler the creator?

B (46:38)

And I was like, oh, yeah, I am.

A (46:40)

He was so good. Like, didn't even know. To me, like, I know Tyler the creator. Like, I've seen him in interviews and stuff like that. Obviously, I know him. And then I was. I would never even put those together. I'm like, I don't think so, though. And then I was at the end, it said, like, Tyler and his real.

C (46:51)

Name or whatever, his face is recognizable.

A (46:53)

That was crazy. He did Such a good job acting because I didn't see him. And finally, I was like, having o', Leary, like, he should be distracting to watch in a movie, but oh, my God, was he so good? Like, to me, he was like, as good as to Michelle May, if not better. Who? Kevin o' Leary from Shark Tank.

C (47:07)

Shark Tank?

B (47:08)

Who is he?

A (47:09)

He's the main guy.

C (47:10)

He was like the main banker, the husband of Gwyneth.

A (47:13)

He was the one that had him, like, come to the thing, smacked him.

C (47:15)

On the butt work, because he basically blamed himself. He's basically a rich man with all the power.

A (47:20)

First of all. No, I disagree with that. I mean, okay.

C (47:25)

Wonderful.

A (47:25)

No, no, this was. I think he was so good in this character, I thought, okay, back in the day, I do not listen 21 6. I was like, I'm stopped listening to Views podcast. But back in the day, I listen to these podcasts. Okay. And that's what I meant to tell you. I'm telling you the story because you're like, how was he in this movie? Okay, whatever. They were talking about how this film company, A24, which I'm not super familiar, but I'm getting more familiar. I keep hearing a 24 everywhere. It's just a production company.

B (47:47)

Yes.

C (47:47)

Yeah.

B (47:48)

But, you know, we'll circle back, but go on.

A (47:50)

Okay. He's like, oh, all these A24 movies are looking for, like. Like, celebrities to be in them. So, like, David's like, you know, if they asked me to be in a movie and I don't want to because I'm distracting in the movie, and he's like, just like Kevin O'. Leary. He shows up in all these A24 films, but it's, like, distracting because it's Kevin O', Leary, which is like Shark Tank and whatever. So I don't know if this is the movie he was talking about back then because he said he was casted in, like, a big movie or he's been cast and maybe Kevin Leary has been acting. I don't know. But I was like. Like, it was the opposite. First of all, I didn't recognize him either. Most like, that's Kevin o'. Leary. I was like. And, like, granted, like, kind of looked like him, I suppose, but I did not recognize him. He was so good. He was acting with Gwyneth Paltrow and Timothy Chalamet. Anyways, I really enjoyed the people who were not actors acting like. I thought they were so good. I thought they were so good. So I think whoever directed should win because I think good director Takes that performance out because honestly, like to each other is like obviously a good actor. He's not bad actor. But I wasn't like crying, like, you know what I mean? As much as I despise Leonardo DiCaprio's personal life, I do think he's a good actor. Like I do find myself. Do I find him a good actor? Maybe not. I think I just retract what I just said. I don't even think I know anything he's been in besides Titanic, the Revenant, but I hated that one too. That was so boring. Could have captured me.

B (48:57)

I haven't seen Leo movie maybe since Titanic. Yeah, he looked good in this.

C (49:03)

Well, he's in this one.

A (49:04)

Yeah, I was watching a little bit when I came down. I think I woke up from a nap or something on the couch and I was watching a little bit.

B (49:10)

He.

A (49:10)

He looked pretty good in that one.

C (49:12)

Yeah, I mean they're all. They're all very good ISO in it. Yes.

A (49:17)

I like him a lot.

B (49:18)

And Sean Pen, he has a big role.

C (49:22)

He might win something.

A (49:23)

Sean Pen, why don't these nominated or is he. I don't know.

C (49:27)

I don't know.

A (49:28)

Do you like it better than Marty Supreme?

C (49:32)

Oh, wow. Marty supreme is just kind of like a one storyline, right? Like one actor. He's always on screen because that's what's strong about Timothy's performance. He's on screen all the time. There's not one second of the movie that he's not on screen. And he's very intense and he's acting a lot like he's doing a really good job. So different from the other movie where there's a lot of different characters, a lot of things happening at the same time. So they're just not comparable.

A (50:03)

He just reminds me like not a bad way. I just feel like a lot of actors just play the same roles. I mean, like, I probably would play the same role too, but I think he plays like the same roles. Like I feel like I've only seen two Timothy Chami movies, but he kind of feels the same.

B (50:12)

You think Wonka and Marty supreme are.

A (50:14)

The same kind of. It was giving Wonka. It was giving 1950s chocolatier, you know, and I was like, okay, he was happy. Yeah.

B (50:21)

The same emotions of it all, like.

C (50:22)

June, it's like a completely different Call.

B (50:25)

Me by your name.

A (50:30)

Are big.

C (50:31)

It is a good movie. But it's like, it's like a two hour build up towards an end. That is not. It just didn't live up to the Build up of the movie. That's all. But it's a good movie. Like, you enjoy those two hours.

A (50:43)

Yes, you can have. We never go to the movies, but we spent, like, two days discussing this movie. We went to a movie. It was so exciting. I finished the whole popcorn. That's how long it was. And it's a bowl. We have, like, a metal bowl of popcorn at our movie theater. Like, it's huge. And I finished the whole thing. And Moses are really popcorn. So I was eating the whole thing, and by the end of the movie, I finished it because it was just so long. But probably housemaid would have been better for us.

B (51:05)

Yeah.

A (51:05)

And for you. I heard there's some sexy, sexy scenes in there with Cindy Sweeney, so.

B (51:10)

Which? There was a story that came out today, and I literally thought it was like, AI or something, because I saw this video of Sydney Sweeney vandalizing the Hollywood sign.

A (51:20)

Wait, I saw the title of this. And this is real.

B (51:22)

This is real. I literally saw this, and I was like. Like, is this AI? Because it was, like, grainy night vision of, like, Sydney Sweeney in the Hollywood hills throwing bras on the hall on the H of the Hollywood.

A (51:35)

Why?

B (51:35)

It's real. It actually is real. She was. Okay, so now she is facing vandalism charges after hanging bras on the Hollywood sign as a part of her promotional campaign for her new lingerie line, according to. According to tmz.

A (51:51)

Oh, is that why the footage is, like, grainy? Because it was supposed to be like, what is this? Oh, my gosh. Is she really getting in charge for vandalizing?

B (51:58)

She could. She.

A (51:59)

Could I get up there anymore? I thought you couldn't get up there.

B (52:02)

Okay, so she got permission to go up there, like, in film. Like, her film crew got the okay and they file, you know, the paperwork to go up there, but they didn't have the clearance to do anything to show the Hollywood sign or do anything to the Hollywood sign. So that's why she's facing vandalism.

A (52:21)

But did she leave the bras there?

B (52:22)

Yeah, she threw them on the H.

A (52:26)

But I don't understand how people could see it from the freeway. Like, how are people gonna see what kind of bras they were?

B (52:33)

Tag.

A (52:33)

Yeah. That's why I'm like, what? I guess just the video alone is viral.

C (52:38)

There's two O's. How do you not throw it on that?

B (52:40)

That is so fierce, actually. You're so right.

C (52:43)

Yeah.

B (52:43)

Turn those O's into boobies. Why not? Yeah, that was super.

A (52:49)

Oh, yeah. It's like those calculators when people would put like 8, 0.

B (52:52)

Yes. Yeah, like that is. Yeah, that would be better. And yeah. The Chamber of Commerce, who owns the Hollywood Sign, issued a statement saying that she didn't get proper permitting, and Sydney and others involved could be liable for possible criminal charges, including trespassing and vandalism. As the Hollywood Sign is not open to the public, her production company was notified that she could not shoot the sign or use the video without getting prior approval from. From the Chamber.

A (53:22)

Oh, they went against it. Well, I think they're probably just like, we'll pay the fine or something. I'm sure.

B (53:27)

I know.

A (53:27)

I couldn't imagine the press I got.

B (53:29)

I know.

A (53:30)

You know, because I saw this too this morning and I was like, is this real?

B (53:33)

I literally thought it was like, fake news. But yeah, it is. It is real. Crazy. And also, like, girl, I don't think you had to do all that. You could have just posted an Instagram. Like, in those undies would have the same effect.

A (53:44)

Yes, I think so too. Or put. Yeah. Your billboard in Hollywood, like, in your bras. People want to see that.

B (53:50)

Well, we're not gonna be doing all that.

A (53:51)

Like, it's kind of creative, I suppose. Maybe she's like, I don't want to strip down my underwear. I want to do this. And I kind of like that. She's busy. God, she always has something coming out. Bras.

B (54:00)

She is relentless. Yes. Like, she is working the house. Like, it kind of is her and Jacob Elordi out of Euphoria that are like really out there the most right now. Break. But who is Zendaya? Took a little bit of a break. Yeah. Cuz her press tour is LA Roach is even teasing her. Press tour. That's how you know it's going to be iconic. She's been. He's been like posting like older videos of Zendaya. Be like, coming soon. They know they're about to cook. And I'm so excited.

A (54:29)

Who is starting? Where is it starting? Like, does she start with Euphoria or did she start with, like, the movie?

B (54:32)

I think the Robert Pattinson movie is first. God, what is it called? I'm forgetting.

A (54:39)

Oh, we just have previews.

B (54:40)

Yes, the drama.

A (54:41)

Oh, it's called the drama.

B (54:42)

Yes.

A (54:44)

Looks kind of. Not that.

B (54:45)

I think that's another A24 movie.

A (54:46)

Okay, what is A24? You were gonna say circle back to it. What is it?

B (54:49)

Oh, yeah, circling back. Because you need to be at the 824Charlie XX premiere. I. That is also my campaign. That is my Campaign.

A (54:57)

I was. That's another one where I was so confused what was happening.

B (55:00)

Yeah.

A (55:00)

You're like, our op is there. I'm like, who? And then you're like, no, Jimmy's the op.

B (55:03)

Yeah. So I was CC on this email that's like, can you afford this? This invitation to the the Moment premiere with Charlie XCX for Trisha. Go to the premiere. And I was like, let me go. I was like, jimmy is the br. Like, he's Brad. He's an angel. So I'm like, let me go to Jimmy because he'll be more influential because I kind of. I kind of tell you to do things willy nilly, but Jimmy is like, you know, he's like the reserve.

A (55:25)

You know, if he's like, no, you really need to do this. Yeah.

B (55:27)

So I went to Jimmy. I was like, jimmy, you got to make it clear that she has got to go to this. And he's like, okay. And then he screenshots my text and then puts it in the group. I was like, now, why are you an option? Why is everyone linking myself?

C (55:40)

In that case, you could have done it yourself. What in the.

B (55:43)

Justin Baldoni, Blake, Lily is going on here now? I need to have, like, a little NDA to every text I send to Jimmy Wetzel.

A (55:51)

Your picture was really gorgeous. It looked like almost like a fake text message. A screenshot. Fake text is. Your picture was so gorgeous. And we have a different. I don't know what. Your picture's on mine, but it's not that picture. So I was like, is this a real. Like, I was trying to figure out what was even happening. I was like, convince Trish to go. But I was like, well, Oscar would just tell me if he wanted me to go to something. I was like, this is so. It was so weird. I couldn't figure it out. And you said something about ops and who's our ops?

B (56:11)

Who are we? Because I'm like, not him becoming an op. And then. Yeah, then I had to explain that.

A (56:15)

He did a screenshot.

B (56:16)

I was like, what? In that. I was. God. I was like, if I screenshot a.

A (56:21)

Conversation, it's like, to prove. Like. Like, look, like, I'm not kidding. This person canceled. Or look, this is what happened. You know what I mean? Like, I rarely do it, but you do it in a state of emergency. You're like, I want you to know. So I was like, it was. It was a little confusing because you were on the group chat.

B (56:35)

Yeah, yeah. Did it right in front of me. Right in front of my Salad. I was like, jesus. So now when I said I forgot what I texted him. I texted him yesterday, like, oh, tell Trisha to do this. And I said. And I had a little disclaimer underneath. I said, please do not screenshot this message after he does it again. I have a legal precedent. She goes, I put a little astronomy.

A (56:53)

Because it makes sense if he was just texting me back and forth like, Oscar wants me to ask you or something. And I was like, okay.

B (56:58)

He put it live and in color. In the group chat I was in.

A (57:00)

I was like, kind of like here. I mean, it's almost like when you screenshot to send someone something and you send it back to the person, like.

B (57:08)

What the hell is going on?

A (57:10)

No, those. That our group chat needs to stop too. Moses texted some things and I was like, moses, don't. Don't text that in the group chat. And then you guys laugh, like being funny. And then I was just like. And then I unsend it to Moses because I was like. I'm like, delete whatever you just did. And then he's like. And then you guys were laughing and I was like, okay, well, I'm not. We should just can't. I hate a group chat.

C (57:29)

I'm gonna have my own. I'm gonna have my own group chat through them.

A (57:31)

Please even know it gives me anxiety, actually. I'm always just like, oh my God. Just not knowing who's texting what. And just. I think you. I think people assume we're one too. You and me. And I'm like, just so you know, I am not here co signing texts. I'm just.

C (57:45)

Cheers.

A (57:46)

What'd you say? Cheers.

B (57:47)

Just Trish.

A (57:48)

Oh, just.

C (57:49)

No.

A (57:49)

Yeah, just trash. No. Cosine. I. I don't love a group chat, but. But I don't understand. Okay, so that's 8. 24. What's a 24? That sounds like something.

B (57:58)

The production company, they do more like social media movies, I would say artistic kind of movies.

A (58:06)

Why was David Dobert talking about them? He used to talk about them all the time last year.

B (58:09)

Let me. You definitely have seen a 24 movie.

A (58:13)

I've never even heard of this. It sounds like something like fake, like where you come across with like a fake, like every.

B (58:19)

Let's see. Okay. Mids. Midsummer was a 24.

A (58:24)

What's midsummer?

B (58:26)

Uncut Gems. You know uncut gems, right?

A (58:28)

Well, I mean, yes. I haven't seen it, but heard it, so.

B (58:32)

Oh, you wouldn't know. Civil War, the whale, number one Iron claw, the Zakafron. Movie.

A (58:38)

Okay. Love.

B (58:39)

So yeah. So they're like a big everything everywhere all at once. Which won best picture a couple years ago.

C (58:44)

Everyone to see this. Yeah.

A (58:47)

Why does it sound like a made up production company?

B (58:50)

They're newer.

A (58:51)

Okay.

B (58:51)

I guess I should say. But. But they make. Yeah, they make a lot of bangers.

A (58:56)

So this movie with Charlie xcs.

B (58:57)

Yes. The moment you got invited to the premiere and mama, if I don't see you there, I will be picketing in front of your house, actually in front of your gate. I will literally. It'll just be me holding up a sign and I'll be picketing because you need to be the. It's like it's so exclusive that like not even the presses, not even like traditional press is going. Like they're being very selective about which press can go to even cover it.

A (59:18)

But how do we even get this invite?

B (59:19)

I don't know how you got this invite actually and how I was cc'd on it. I don't know. But smart on that because I'm like.

A (59:24)

You need to like how they found the person that knows us. Like I'm always confused how that happens. Like send this to Trish.

C (59:30)

Well, usually because that's what happens over time. That that person sends out invites to people now they know this is the person to go to.

A (59:37)

But I mean I like. Cause there's.

B (59:40)

But you need to be there because Kylie Jenner is going to be there. And I think every. Everyone loves Charlie. So I Every like cool famous person is going to be there. Jennifer Lawrence says she wants to be friends with Charlie xx so maybe Jennifer Lawrence is going to be there. Everyone is in town for the Grammys. So guess I think Chapel Rome is going to be there. And if you are not there, at least no Charlie and Kylie are going to be there. We don't know.

A (60:04)

Is it confirmed? Yes.

B (60:06)

Literally the things says the moment premiere with Charli XCX and Kylie Jenner.

A (60:10)

And what do I do? I'm not part of this film. So I'm just gonna go and like stand in front of the separate repeat like I'm a part of it.

B (60:16)

And you're gonna mean going to say hello Charlotte, amazing to see you. Will you please come on my podcast? Hello Kylie Anne. Will you please love Love Marty Supreme. I literally was just saying how much I love that movie. Will you please come on just. Trish, I live down the street. Maybe our kids can have a playdate. Like that sounds crazy.

A (60:33)

No, you know me.

B (60:34)

The moment in a corner.

A (60:35)

I'm in a corner Always.

B (60:37)

All the gays are going to be there though, too, because all of Charlie's, like, styling team all loves you.

A (60:41)

Which gay?

B (60:43)

Jared, who was also at the Demi Lovato, like, premiere party. He is like, one of the styling assistants for Charlie. And yeah, they all live for you. Terry, who got you Woman's World will be there. That's Charlie's, like, main creative.

A (60:54)

Oh, I know Terry. No, no bonito. Probably.

B (60:58)

You can get the tea. You can figure out what happened with the break up. Like, you need to be at the moment Premiere. Like, you just need to be there.

A (61:05)

Maybe that was skinnier.

B (61:06)

No, you need to be there.

A (61:07)

I have nothing that fits. I. As you can see, I literally feel like I'm like, that's brat.

B (61:12)

It's brat to show up and where, like, in a dress you don't fit in. Like, that is so that's the.

A (61:17)

No, that is the.

B (61:18)

That is probably the most brat thing you could possibly.

A (61:20)

She says, oh, if you're fat and you can't fit into something, that's brat.

B (61:24)

It is brat. Yeah. She tweeted up.

A (61:26)

You just made that up. You literally just made it up. Well, you know, it's not. It was convincing. I was like, in the middle. I think I was. I just woke up from a nap, so I was confused too. And I was just like. And I told Moses, I think I text. I'm like, should we go to this? And you're like, what is it? I'm like, I don't know.

B (61:39)

You. You guys have.

A (61:40)

We gotta figure out. It is like, how to even go back. I don't even know.

B (61:43)

Go back where?

A (61:44)

Except for the email. I can't find it because I deleted it.

B (61:47)

No, you have got to be there.

A (61:49)

Okay?

B (61:49)

I literally will be picketing in your driveway.

A (61:52)

And then what?

B (61:53)

What do you mean, and then what?

A (61:54)

Then what? That's just it. We just go and first of all.

C (61:57)

You watch the movie.

B (61:58)

Yeah, you watch the movie.

C (61:59)

The movie.

B (62:00)

Give your letterbox review.

A (62:02)

Okay.

C (62:02)

Network.

B (62:03)

Yeah, network. Network. The house.

A (62:06)

You can just go to Charlie, XCX and Kylie.

B (62:08)

Don't forget Kylie.

A (62:09)

I would be so scared.

C (62:10)

You can tell her you like the face thing. It's over there.

B (62:13)

Oh, yeah. There you go, Moses.

C (62:18)

Should I bring it in?

A (62:19)

No. Okay, we'll see. I want to see it. I love. But cool girls in general, always intimidating me, much less like, in person. Could never even reach on. I don't think I'd go up to be like, I don't know, maybe I'll call Jordan, see if he's Going, oh.

B (62:33)

Wait, Jordan, I'm sure is gonna be there.

A (62:35)

He's like walking in a fashion show in Paris this week. I don't know if he's gonna be.

B (62:38)

Oh.

A (62:38)

Or Italy or something.

B (62:40)

Because it kind of seems like the event that he would go to.

A (62:42)

I know, right? I think.

B (62:44)

No, you need to be. At the moment.

A (62:46)

I would love to just. My anxiety is getting the best of me these days. I'll probably just be ordering.

B (62:52)

Take a pill and go.

A (62:56)

Done and done. I wish I could just be like, here I am. I miss the Paris one too. I keep missing events. I don't know.

B (63:04)

I know. I just. I can't let you miss this one. I can't. I mean, Tari, Kylie. Kylie is like, what do you think's gonna happen?

A (63:10)

She's gonna be there. I can't just be like, hi, Kylie.

B (63:13)

It's gonna be such a. Like a. A cute, closed it girl.

C (63:16)

Eventually be there to support her for once. She goes to all of his premieres.

A (63:20)

I know.

B (63:20)

T. I was thinking that too. Timmy should really.

C (63:21)

I think he will be there. But this is her first, like, starring role movie. Yeah. He's gonna be there for sure.

A (63:29)

First of all, I don't care about. I mean, we lie, but I care.

B (63:31)

More about Kylie's more downed by Kylie.

A (63:34)

Yeah. To me, that's like Timothy I talk to. I love him. Great. But like, Kylie's a gag.

B (63:38)

I. And I think they would be gagged to see you.

A (63:41)

I don't know. You think that sometimes. Okay. Both of you are.

B (63:46)

I feel it. I really do. I just know. I. This one I know I want to downplay in a premiere.

A (63:53)

Whatever.

B (63:53)

This one is like, it's pretty. It's pretty mage.

C (63:56)

And they'll appreciate it because you don't go to any.

B (63:59)

Yeah.

C (63:59)

Anyone else's.

A (64:00)

But you know who else is in town that night is Hilary Duff at the Wiltern.

B (64:03)

T. But then it's gonna be in Vegas. Yeah, but.

C (64:06)

But she stole again from you.

A (64:09)

Okay. Crazy allegations.

C (64:12)

No, she isn't my hot topic. She's. Again, hot waters. Yeah.

A (64:16)

I love her. I love Hillary D. I really do love her.

C (64:19)

Real quick.

A (64:20)

This is my first mukbang video. I'm smelling.

C (64:24)

She's in her car doing a mukbang.

A (64:26)

We're in the. We're in the car. We just went to Bagel bake. Brick Lane Bakery. Oh, my God.

C (64:32)

First she steals your song, now she does mukbangs in the car clothes.

A (64:35)

Wow. What was it like in there?

B (64:36)

Busy and smelled amazing.

A (64:38)

Okay, wait, I love that she's asking something what it was like in there. Well, babe, I don't know if eating in the car is my thing, but maybe.

C (64:46)

Well, she's obviously reading your handbooks.

A (64:48)

I do love that she had someone going and get it for her.

B (64:49)

That was so fierce.

A (64:50)

Describe how it was inside.

B (64:52)

I'm too famous to go in there.

C (64:53)

But you let me know outside of the car.

A (64:55)

I love. I do love going inside to a place. It's the best feeling ever. Well, you're right. She's reheating my nachos all over the place. First, what dreams are made of this? I love. I love her, but I do have a feeling she doesn't like me. I think she's.

B (65:10)

You think? I think you're just. Yeah, I think you're just thinking that because of the scheduling conflicts. Yes.

A (65:16)

I don't know if there was a conflict. She was on Jake Shane's. She's been promoting this pretty hardcore. I think it was a hard. Because I. I guess I can say this because it probably didn't happen, but a magazine that was gonna interview her asked for that, like, my approval, like, can we show Hillary or what dreams are made of? I'm like, yeah, that's so cool. And I'm like, it never, never came out. Cuz I thought, oh, well, maybe she'll go with it for the gag. Because she does love being in on the joke these days with like, her little dance that she does on stage and stuff. So I was like, maybe I was like, o, that's. That's so. I think there's two signs that are like, which is fine. I still love her. Like, that's one of the ones where you, like, don't meet your idols because, like, even if they hate you, I still really want to, like, kill her. Even through the toxic mom drama, I would love for Hilary Duff to be like, get out of here, you loser. Like, I would love to be spat in the face by Hilary Duff. Like, there is something about her and I love it. And I. And you know, she is a little. You know, she is a little. I think she said it. Someone said that. She has said in interviews where she goes, I. My superpower is cutting people off. I have no problem cutting people. And I kind of love that. I love how she's just like kind of sass queen. And I think it's good to be at a distance. It's sad. We have children the same age. I would love to be in that mom group, but it's fine. Again, don't meet your don't meet your idols. But where did that come from? Oh, just. Well, she can't stop me from buying a ticket. Cause I know her publicist so well. I know her PR guy so well. And I was like, damn. I really, like, have an in. But I also don't want to be that weirdo, you know?

B (66:41)

Well, there'll be a lot of people there, so I don't think you'd be that weird.

A (66:45)

But what if he's like, actually, you.

B (66:46)

Can'T come and then point to the photo of the do not enter looks and it's you.

A (66:59)

I would cry. I would cry, actually. And you know what? That could be very real. So we'll just. We'll love from a distance. Oh, my gosh. She's been. She's been iconic. Yeah, you're right. Maybe I shouldn't. Jake Shane will probably be there. Well, all right. Help Charlie. Xcx. Let's go.

B (67:14)

Yeah, there you go. That's where you're wanted.

A (67:16)

All right, I'll go to the Vegas one. Hillary Duff, if I'm allowed. And I would love to mukbang with her. I think I commented on that video, actually, and being like, love this. Like, I. I really do. Did you see Meghan Trainor speaking, Toxic mom group. Like, everyone's in the new Ryan Murphy beauty show. Have you seen this?

B (67:35)

Yes.

A (67:35)

You watched it?

B (67:36)

No. Is it out already?

A (67:38)

Yeah, I kept seeing it on, like, the COVID of Hulu.

B (67:40)

I didn't know it was out already.

A (67:41)

It's Ashton Kutcher.

B (67:43)

Yeah.

A (67:43)

It's just, like, the substance. Right.

B (67:44)

But, like, it is basically the substance where it's like a drug that makes you hot. What?

A (67:48)

And, like, super medals are dying in order for people to, like, be hot.

B (67:51)

Yeah.

A (67:52)

Ben Platson. I saw a scene with Ben Platt, Meghan Trainor.

B (67:55)

Oh, is that the same show? Yes, it is. You're right. I forgot about that.

A (68:00)

Feels like five different shows happening.

B (68:02)

I know. And then Somblay is, like, really crazy. You got Bella Hadid, you got Ashton Kutcher, you got, like, Evan Peters. Like, there's so many people in it.

A (68:10)

There's a lot of people, like, don't act that are in it. Like, Megan Trainer and, like, some other people that I can't remember. But I remember it was just like.

B (68:15)

I think this is Bella Hadid first acting role, too.

A (68:18)

She was on my vision board. Maybe I'm doing something with her this year. She's, like, front and center. Everyone's like, why is Bella Hadid on there? And it's really Just so I can model more. But I was like, maybe I'm doing something with her. I don't know why I thought it was just a model. I was like, oh, I like this model. I know. Bella Dean, of course. But I didn't know.

B (68:34)

Oh, my God, that is so funny.

A (68:35)

I wonder if it's good. I wonder if it's a good show.

B (68:39)

I would probably bet that it's not a good show, but maybe it's fun.

A (68:43)

Well, you're not gonna get cast anything, right? He's still kind of the IT director, huh?

B (68:48)

Kind of. I mean, he makes a lot. I mean, he makes a lot because he had All's Fair and the Kim Kardashian, Sarah Paulson, Tamara Taylor was even in that. That show. Oh, yeah, yeah. And now this. And then he has the. The crime. Whatever that crime series is. The Charlie Hunnam one.

A (69:07)

Oh, yeah. American Crime.

B (69:09)

Addison. Yeah.

A (69:10)

Why doesn't he cast Matthew Morrison in more things? He made him.

B (69:14)

That's true. He uses the same actors from American Horror Story, but, like, no one from Glee.

A (69:18)

Lee Michelle.

B (69:19)

Yeah.

A (69:20)

He put her in Scream Queens and I feel like something else, maybe.

C (69:22)

I don't know.

B (69:23)

Yeah, he. And he got Ariana back from Scream Queens for the next American Horror Story.

A (69:26)

He just let Matthew Morrison out there to rot. Colleges we love. But I'm just saying, you know what I mean? Like.

B (69:31)

Like. Yeah. Not even like. Like a Kevin McHale. Jenna. Yeah.

A (69:38)

And they're out there in the world still.

B (69:40)

They're still working. Yeah.

C (69:41)

Yeah.

B (69:41)

So what the hell?

A (69:42)

Maybe trying to stay away from Glee since it was a cursed show.

B (69:45)

I feel like we're getting. We're inching closer and closer every year to a Glee reboot. And honestly, let's freaking do it. Let's do a Glee reboot. Why not, love?

A (69:52)

Who would I play? Ooh, Principal Figgins. I feel like that's a good role for me. That's kind of there, but not.

B (69:59)

I can see. I mean, I don't think it should be, like, the same characters. I think it should be thematically the show at a different school. Like, I think we need a. You know, there's a lot of trauma around, you know, the original Glee class. So I think if we get a reboot, but a fresh start, like McKinley High School, I think new school. Let's leave. Let's leave Ohio. Let's go somewhere else.

A (70:21)

So then what is it?

B (70:22)

What's it, The Glee Club somewhere else. It's still a Glee Club. It's just in a different. Different small town. With the different pasta place. I love when sticks.

A (70:31)

Love sticks. And they look good. Those. Crunchy. Crunchy. I love when I did, too.

B (70:35)

They went on the date always.

A (70:37)

That was always the place to go. It was. That looked so good. Was it sticks or breadsticks, or did they just eat breadsticks at sticks?

B (70:44)

I remember the breadstick basket.

A (70:45)

Yeah, they always would eat that. And you always like that crunch bread. I would love actually if they did another. Well, like you said, it might be closer, but he's probably busy. Get Kim Kardashian to be Mr. Shoes character. That'd be great. She really is crushing it. She's in another one with, like, Brenda.

B (71:00)

Song coming out, I think on Netflix.

A (71:03)

Wow. Oh, that's what I was gonna ask you. What? Netflix stars are hot right now.

B (71:08)

Oh, that is a great question.

A (71:11)

Who's, like, a person that could sit on this pink chair from Netflix? Wow.

B (71:15)

You know what's funny? I was just going through my Netflix history the other day because I was trying to figure out what are, like, my favorite shows that have come out recently. I unfortunately watch mostly reality tv, but on Netflix. Yeah.

A (71:27)

What do you watch on Netflix as reality?

B (71:31)

What is it called? Love is Blind.

A (71:34)

You watch that?

B (71:35)

Yeah, I didn't watch this past season, but usually I do. I haven't watched, like, the Squid game challenge. I watch and stuff. Oh, I just watched his and hers. Yeah. And that was really good.

A (71:45)

Who's in that?

B (71:46)

Tessa Thompson. I do love Tessa Thompson.

A (71:47)

Who's that? She sounds familiar.

B (71:49)

She's been a lot. She was in one of the Creed movies. She was in Thor and, like, Avengers and stuff, but she's been working a long time. I love Tessa Thompson, so maybe her. Oh, my God. I'll circle back to the. I haven't. I have another Netflix hot topic, actually.

A (72:04)

Okay.

B (72:05)

Oh, there's, like, that new Star Search show. I haven't watched it yet, though.

A (72:08)

They. They really don't like Chrissy Teigen on there. People do not like her. I feel like she's giving bad. That's what. I haven't seen it at all. But people are like, she's giving bad criticism. It is a random judge lineup. Right. Like Michelle Geller.

B (72:21)

Yeah, I love smg, but I was like, oh, that is really random jelly roll. Like, I love everyone involved, but I'm.

A (72:27)

Like, okay, Anthony Anderson.

B (72:30)

Is he a judge or a host?

A (72:31)

Oh, he's the host.

B (72:32)

Oh, okay. He's a good host. Oh, let's see. Oh, Hunting Wives. I feel like you would meet. It's not. It was like before he did Rivalry, it was like the gay show everyone was talking about because it was lesbians.

A (72:44)

Oh, Oh, I love lesbians.

B (72:46)

And Britney Snow is in that. You and Britney Snow.

A (72:50)

I love her.

B (72:50)

I love Britney Snow. Know. Oh, Queer Eye. Karamo. Get Karamo here.

A (72:54)

I did follow him on Tick Tock. I started following him with love. I've been doing deep dives into him. I. I like him. A lot of Cromwell hate on Tick Tock and I don't approve. And I say that in Tick Tock. Oh, I always, like, I hate this message. Like, you would take this down, delete it.

B (73:06)

Like, even when I was looking into it, a lot of people really don't like him. But I don't know the full lore, so maybe I'm missing something.

A (73:11)

But from what I've seen, it's like nothing too deep, but just like, yeah, people being.

B (73:18)

Oh, I love people we meet on vacation. That was on Netflix. And that was Tom Blythe, who I love.

A (73:26)

What?

B (73:26)

Wake up, dead man. Knives out. Not Mike Feist from Challengers, but the other one.

A (73:31)

Oh, Josh o'.

B (73:33)

Connor. Yes.

A (73:33)

I like him. I think we gotta be nice to Dax Shepard because I really like Kristen Bell on Nobody wants Us.

B (73:40)

Oh, I forgot about that.

A (73:41)

I love her, actually.

B (73:43)

You know, we've always said.

A (73:44)

Said we love Dax Shepard and he.

B (73:45)

Deserved that Golden Globe. Did he get a nomination?

A (73:47)

Well, he should have.

B (73:49)

If not, he should have won.

A (73:51)

Honestly, he should win. And I. I like his. I like his hot takes. People are scared to have an opinion these days.

B (73:58)

And you know what? He, despite everyone giving him bad feedback, he still says he speaks his mind.

A (74:04)

He's still going. Yeah, And I like that you both have the same sense of humor. You know what I mean? I like that you guys get each other. And I love it. I love Kristen Bell. I like, love her. You know, she's 45.

B (74:13)

Is she really?

A (74:14)

And Adam Brody is 46.

C (74:16)

Whoa.

B (74:17)

That's crazy.

A (74:18)

I remember, like, when I was, like, a teenager, and he looks the same. They both look. They both look very young. Who's he married to? She's on the show. We haven't seen her yet.

B (74:29)

She's in season two and I think only an episode or two. Oh, yeah.

A (74:33)

They really cast it. Branded it as like she's like, joining.

B (74:35)

I know, I know. Do you like them late Meester and Adam Brody. I love Seth Cohen on the oc. Like, he's my favorite character and Blair Waldorf was my favorite character from Gossip Girl. So those two together, like, really speaks to my millennial Spirit.

A (74:51)

And they're married.

B (74:52)

Everything to me. Yeah. And have kids and stuff.

A (74:54)

Unless they're House on a fire.

B (74:56)

Yes. Yeah. Yeah.

A (74:57)

I Googled it. The first thing that comes up is like, Malibu fire or something on.

B (75:01)

Yeah. And they're very, like, they keep their kids very private. They do a lot of volunteering at the soup kitchen. Like, they love. They feed hungry kids. Yeah.

A (75:10)

That's a.

B (75:10)

Cause they're very passionate about. So.

A (75:12)

And that may be them or Kristen Bell were. They're probably too famous, though, right? Are they really famous to me? I watched the show and I'm like, no one talks about the show. But then you were talking about it last week, so you knew about it.

B (75:24)

Yeah, we don't care to watch it. Nominated for, like, Emmys. It got nominated all this, like, Golden Globes, Emmys and everything.

A (75:29)

So you love those two, but you don't watch the show.

B (75:31)

Yeah.

C (75:31)

Yep.

B (75:32)

Yep.

A (75:32)

Did you try?

B (75:33)

No, I think I would like it. I actually, I remember when it premiered, I tried to get Darian to watch it, but he wouldn't watch it with me. So then we just never watched it.

A (75:42)

We went into it blind. No. Not knowing what it was about when it was said on the last podcast. Like, you should watch it. It's interesting. I mean, I don't know if it's interesting to anyone unless you're a non Jewish person dating a Jewish person, I think. I don't know that's what it's about. And, like, it is interesting because, like, we kind of. I mean, I like, I looked it all up. Like he's Jewish, but doesn't practice Jewish, like, in real life. And it was like this whole thing. And it's like. I guess the whole show is about it. There's nothing. There's not one scene where they don't mention Judaism, which is like, fine, I love the. I love the religion.

C (76:10)

I love the culture.

A (76:11)

But.

C (76:12)

But it's also very much on the surface because he's not like an Orthodox Jew. He's a Reformic Jew, so he's. He's not. Keep. If you met the person in the show, you would never know they're Jewish. Like, there's nothing they actually do that is Jewish. You know, their lifestyle is a normal lifestyle.

A (76:27)

Moses, like, he should be wearing a yamaka right now.

B (76:29)

And.

A (76:29)

And I love the tidbits from you, but I don't know if an average person would know this, but that's why.

C (76:32)

I think they kept the show very simple, so the average person would enjoy it. It could have Been any religion. You know what I mean? It's just two people from two different backgrounds. It's not about Jewish.

A (76:41)

No, they're pretty specific. And I feel like even the camp they went to, Camp Havari. I only know that because of you. I'm like, oh, I know Havarim. Like, I even said it before you. I'm like, did they say that? And you're like, doesn't. And I'm like, it doesn't make sense. Camp friends. Like, what? But I feel like, to like, maybe someone who's not in this situation wouldn't. I don't know. Maybe.

C (76:57)

I guess it's.

A (76:57)

I guess it's. But every. Every scene is. Is a reference, which, I mean, is like, fine. I don't know. It's interesting. It's a weird. They made a whole show about it, but it's an.

C (77:04)

It's an outshot. But it's a well made show.

B (77:07)

Yeah.

C (77:07)

Like some shows you can watch because the writing is good and it's. The pace is good and the quality is good. The acting is good. So it's a good show.

A (77:16)

Yeah.

B (77:16)

You know who created it? David Foster's daughter, Aaron Foster.

A (77:21)

David Foster's daughter Aaron.

B (77:23)

And you've always said how much you love David Foster.

A (77:25)

For the record, who is David Foster?

B (77:28)

Katherine McPhee's husband. Oh, I'm trying to get ahead of the PR here.

A (77:35)

Is he Jewish? Is she Jewish?

B (77:37)

She. No, she married a Jewish, so it's inspired by her. Babe.

A (77:41)

We should. Could have created this show. We should have created the show.

B (77:44)

I'm surprised you didn't.

A (77:45)

We would be. Oh, my God. Pictures. Netflix dating show. Gentile marries Jewish and non traditional Jewish because that's what he is in this. In the show. We should do that. If they're gonna do a spin off, we should host it. Oh, my gosh. Okay, well. Okay, so she. Based on life experience.

B (78:00)

Yeah. Okay.

A (78:03)

I like it. I like it. Moses thinks that the character should have been named Moses and not Noah because of Prophet. She calls the prophet. She calls on the podcast and you.

C (78:14)

Know, but Noah is always in movies, the romantic name.

B (78:18)

Oh, they use that a lot.

C (78:19)

Yeah.

B (78:20)

In general, I like that name. Noah.

C (78:21)

I think even like Sex in the City use Noah. And I think it's a name that.

A (78:26)

Comes up a lot because Moses is too strong, I think. Doesn't. Doesn't Moses kind of like take you back from. Have you ever met a Moses? No, Exactly. When I first found out Moses's name, I'm like, that's like saying oh, this is my friend Jesus. And I know people are named Jesus, of course, but, like, if someone's just like, like, you know, this is Jesus. You're kind of like, oh, like, I've never. I never knew that name. You know, Moses is a common name, obviously. Like, now we know. I know like, five Moses now, but I'm just saying I've never met him. Moses before you. And so when I heard it, I was like, that seems like a fake name, but biblical, I guess. It's been around the longest, actually, of anybody. Abraham, Joseph, Isaiah, Noah. Is Oscar probably. It's probably in the Bible.

B (79:03)

I don't know.

A (79:05)

Really?

B (79:05)

I don't know.

A (79:06)

Saint Oscar.

B (79:08)

You know what's funny is I was. There was like a. A tweet from, like, Pop Base or something where it was like the new names of the Victoria spin off cast, which. Why does everyone think during the Victorious spin off? Yeah, I keep saying that.

A (79:20)

Can't comment.

B (79:22)

Everyone thinks. I don't know where they know.

A (79:24)

What do they say?

B (79:24)

I have no idea. It was like Trisha Peter's rumors to be in the Victoria spinoff. And it's like, who said that? Who said that? You?

A (79:30)

I bet you did.

B (79:32)

That's not even something I would, like, think of to make up, but love that.

A (79:35)

I know. I know about the Victoria spin off, but I'm not in it. But I do know something. Once it comes out, I can say something.

B (79:39)

Oh, T. Okay. But anyway, they showed, like, the names of the new characters. And this is like, obviously, like, like the toy Vega Cat Valentine, Ariana. Gr. Who? Ariana grand play with stuff. And then your names are like Gen Z Quest. And there was all these crazy names.

A (79:52)

The name is Jen Z. Yeah.

B (79:53)

J, J, E, N. Like Gen X Pen, but Gen Z. I love that. Something that he would write. Maybe you wouldn't write writer's room. Maybe. Is that your announcement?

A (80:02)

I can't confirm or deny all these.

B (80:05)

Like, crazy, like, quirky names. Oscar was the last name. I was like, wait, you wrote it?

A (80:10)

You were in the writer's room. It was you and me together.

B (80:15)

I was like, what is going on here? So I don't know if it's in the Bible, but it is in the Victorious.

A (80:19)

Are you seated for this spin off?

B (80:21)

I am standing up and I'm walking away for the Victoria.

A (80:23)

Oh, you don't love Victorious?

B (80:24)

I love Victorious, but I don't know if it's the spin off is necessarily for me, but love Daniella Monet.

A (80:31)

So is she in it?

B (80:32)

Yeah, she's like the New lead. I think she's in the original. Yeah, she's the one that sang Chicago.

A (80:38)

This is all I know from the show because he always.

B (80:41)

And it was a scene stealing moment in the whole. The whole show. So. I also love the tick tock trend where it was. It was from a couple months ago, but it was like dancing, like Tori Vega on the lunch tables. And it was like someone trying to eat their lunch and like. Like someone was performing. And the booth boots. You never saw that? No, it was everywhere. It was like. Because in the show, she would always perform on the cafeteria tables. Like a musical, a pop musical number.

A (81:06)

Oh, okay.

B (81:08)

Like, it was a tick tock turn where it would be like someone trying to eat their lunch and then someone performing on the table, like in boots, like, stomping around as they're trying to eat their salad.

A (81:16)

Would you see the person, the full person or just their boots?

B (81:18)

Just a boot. So it's even. It's like the POV of the. Just the person in school that's just there trying to eat lunch.

A (81:23)

How come we never did that? And how would you do it? Because I want to film it. But like. Like, am I standing on top of your desk over there? Like, how is. Are you at the chair eating?

B (81:30)

You would be like trying to be mukbang. Trying to mukbang or something. And then.

A (81:34)

Oh, you're the performer. But are you singing?

B (81:38)

No, it's like. It's like a Victoria song playing. A Victoria justice singing. And then you're just like, stomping around the boots, like.

A (81:45)

Oh, not Danielle Monet singing.

B (81:46)

No, it's a Victorious. A Victoria justice song from Victorious. Even Victoria justice did the trend because everyone was doing.

A (81:54)

Do we like her? Should I DM her?

B (81:56)

I honestly do. Like Victoria Justice. I met her in the Sherman Oaks Mall because I was shopping with Daniel Prado. This was like six years ago.

A (82:02)

Wow.

B (82:03)

And she. No, her boyfriend at the time, Pearson Fode, who now is a Netflix actor.

A (82:10)

Him too.

B (82:11)

He was dating her. And I think he was in one of Joey's shows. Like the. You know, his creations. I don't know. Why am I not Escape the Night? But a show.

A (82:21)

What show was it?

B (82:23)

Maybe Storytellers. Do you remember that one?

A (82:25)

I think I was in Storytellers. Was it not.

B (82:27)

Not the campfire?

A (82:28)

No, actually, no.

B (82:29)

It was inspired by his scripted series. Anyway, I saw Victoria Justice. She was very nice.

A (82:35)

Oh, was the kid from Liz McGuire in there?

B (82:37)

Yes. The brother. Yeah. Mads. Yes. Anyway, she was very kind. So all that to say I'd Like Victoria Justice. I'd like Tana Mongeau, who is beefing with Victoria Justice. I have nothing but sweet things to say about the girl.

A (82:51)

You like a Victoria Justice?

B (82:52)

I do.

A (82:52)

I think we all say, oh, right, no, we don't want her on the podcast. I forgot there's beef with Tana.

B (82:57)

I think the. The beef was just like Dana shaded the girl and she's like, can she not come to my party?

A (83:01)

Like, okay, yeah, yeah, yeah, you're right. You're right. I have no feelings either way about this. Honestly. I'll just have one tonight.

B (83:09)

McCurdy on here I Live.

A (83:10)

Did you read her in a book? Did you get her book?

B (83:11)

Which one? Jennifer Crazy. No, I. I want to get it though.

A (83:15)

It has doing well. Like, I'm so curious how people just.

B (83:17)

Came out this week, so I don't know. I haven't heard much about it, like backlash wise. So I think that's a good thing. I think if people hated it, I would have seen it. It somehow, you know.

A (83:26)

So I like want to read it. But obviously meal.

B (83:30)

Yeah, it can be very triggering. And again, I'm sure it's basically about like an age gap relationship with student teacher, so.

A (83:36)

Yeah.

B (83:37)

Yeah.

A (83:37)

But I really like her.

B (83:38)

Me too. I really like her.

A (83:39)

It's like a conversation with her. But she's been.

B (83:41)

I like Miranda Cosgrove.

A (83:43)

She's unpromatic. Is she the one that says like.

B (83:45)

I like to say yes. And she's also a Netflix star.

A (83:48)

So what's she on?

B (83:49)

She has a new a movie deal. She just did one like rom com and now she is doing a few more. So I love.

A (83:56)

Who's your favorite Nickelodeon. I have one Nickelodeon star here who.

B (83:58)

Only Nickelodeon.

A (84:00)

Yeah.

B (84:01)

That is tough, right?

A (84:02)

All those people are Nickelodeon we just talked about.

B (84:03)

Yes. Ooh, I love. I still love Amanda Bynes. Obviously.

A (84:09)

That's number one.

B (84:10)

My heart kind of goes to her immediately.

A (84:12)

She has a new song coming out. Did you see her Tik Tok? No, I comment on it. She said she's in the studio and.

B (84:16)

I was like, oh, live.

A (84:17)

We want this so bad. I love, love Amanda Bidens.

B (84:20)

So she's probably my favorite Nickelodeon star.

A (84:22)

Okay, mine too. She was Nickelodeon. She wasn't all that the Amanda. She was Nickelodeon.

B (84:28)

And then after that, I mean, obviously I love Ariana. I maybe Miranda Cosgrove too. I love Miranda Cosgrove. Wow. I keep seeing this one scene of icarly where Emma Stone randomly was like had an acting role in icarly and she was acting her off as if she wanted an Oscar or something.

A (84:45)

She was always great as a kid. She was always. What was it?

B (84:48)

She wasn't even. I think she was like. Like maybe 20. And she was, like, playing an obsessed icarly Stan who, like, bombarded the. The threesome at smoothie shop. Like they were drinking a smoothie. She's like, it's like Harley. And then she ran and, like, threw herself on the table and she was acting booze.

A (85:06)

Who's the Trio?

B (85:07)

It's Jeanette McCurdy, Miranda Cosgrove, Nathan Kress are like, the main three.

A (85:13)

Oh, my gosh. And she was in there with all those icons.

B (85:15)

Yeah, she was in there like, like the stand. She was the icarly stand.

A (85:18)

I'd be really good at a stand, too, if anyone ever needs, like, a super fan.

B (85:21)

Yeah, that's true.

A (85:22)

I guess I'm more like baby reindeer super fan than the Emma Stone super fan. If you need a middle aged super fan, I would love to play.

B (85:31)

You're open.

A (85:32)

I'm open. Kind of like Kathy Bates in Misery. I could be really good at that role. Yeah, I think there's. There's out there or who did.

B (85:42)

Was the Weekend the one that had the movie with the fan?

A (85:45)

Yeah, but that Jenna Ortega. Yeah, she was like a hot girl. I was like, okay, that doesn't really give. I know it's crazy to say, but it doesn't give. Scary when it's like a hot girl. You know what I mean?

B (85:53)

When it's like, she's also like five foot.

A (85:55)

So that part that I mean, like. Yeah, because there is something you said about size. Right? Like, a big man is, like, less fearful going out at night than, like, a small girl. It was. It was little. I should have been in that movie. That would have. That was what I wanted to do. But Jenna Ortega is a good actress. But that's why I love like a baby reindeer. But maybe I'll ask her. I guess they're not really promoting that anymore.

B (86:16)

The show that came out two years ago. Yeah.

A (86:18)

Has it been two years? Damn, I love that one.

B (86:23)

We have to talk about our new favorite movie, Wuthering Heights, because I know you saw the new Vogue Australia interview with Margot Robbie and Jennifer, of course. And damn, they are really giving.

A (86:34)

Did I tweet? Was I tweeting this?

B (86:35)

Yes, you, quote, tweeted it because Margot talked to Vogue Australia about what Jacob Elordi did for her for Valentine's Day as they were filming it. She said, you made my day. And as Heathcliff. I love that. She clarified as Heathcliff. They're filled my room with roses. And it was so cute. I remember thinking on Valentine's Day, oh, he's probably a very good boyfriend. Because there's a lot of thoughtfulness in this.

A (86:57)

Okay.

B (86:58)

It wasn't just the gesture of the roses. It was the thing written from Heathcliff and that little tombstone thing. So he made crafts and like wrote a letter as Heathcliff to her character. I think her name is Kathy. Is her name Kathy? Maybe our expert who doesn't know anything. I know I keep thinking he's the expert because he was so passionate when the movie got announced. But it's just because the song also.

A (87:19)

Not listening at all to us. Hello?

C (87:22)

What?

A (87:24)

We literally just said five questions to you about five questions. That's crazy. Did you not hear any of that?

C (87:32)

No, because I was taking something in the comments.

A (87:34)

Oh my God. That was crazy. Oh yeah. It was Kathy. Right? And then you didn't say anything. Our number one fan that we thought were. And nothing. You were saying nothing to every question.

C (87:41)

That was because it sounded like he was talking to you. It just sounded like he was still talking about Weathering Heights. Crazy. Okay, I'm reading. I can't hear you.

B (87:49)

That is so funny. Well, yeah. All that to say what's her name? What's Margot Robbie? Is it Kathy?

C (87:57)

It's me Kathy. Come on. I mean. Yeah, in the song it is. Maybe that's why. Maybe that's why Kate Bush loved it so much. Because it's her name. Kate. Kathy.

A (88:07)

Are you sure her name's Kathy?

C (88:09)

It's me Kathy. Come home.

A (88:11)

But I sure. Kate Bush's name is Kathy.

C (88:13)

Kate Bush's name is Kate.

A (88:15)

I thought you said her name was Kathy.

C (88:18)

No, but Kate, can you. In the song it's Kathy.

A (88:21)

But you're saying that's why she loved it so much. Cuz her name was Kathy.

C (88:24)

Like Kate Kathy. Like are they not sure?

A (88:27)

I don't know. I'm seriously asking. No, is Kate.

C (88:29)

Seems like they're connection. Catherine.

A (88:32)

Is Kate's name Catherine?

B (88:33)

Maybe Kate could be short for Catherine.

A (88:35)

Look at Kate Bush's real name. Is it Cat?

B (88:40)

Really? I never heard.

A (88:43)

Wow. You knew her on a Kathy basis? That's crazy. Wow. I like piecing that together. That was good.

B (88:52)

Oh my God. Catherine Bush.

A (88:54)

Katherine Bush is great.

B (88:55)

Oh my God.

A (88:56)

Love it.

B (88:58)

Wow. Justice for Moses.

C (89:02)

Even if I don't like subconsciously. I know because we. I've been listening to her music for so, so long and so much.

A (89:09)

But I hope Jimmy keeps all that in There asking Moses. Her name's Kathy Moses. Ignoring us.

C (89:16)

I was not ignoring it. I was reading.

A (89:18)

So in it. Like, all the conversations you're always, like, listening to, even if you don't know what's going on. I was like, so surpri. Anyways, doesn't matter. Keep it all in. Jimmy, you can go back to reading the comedy. Listen to us.

C (89:28)

No, no, I was just reading something for the hot. For the hot topics in our comments. I was just checking in our comments. Okay, but in the moment when I read. I can't hear you.

A (89:38)

Oh, I didn't know. Okay, Sorry. Sorry to disrupt the reading. Anyways, back to the vogue.

B (89:43)

I just love the. The stunts and shenanigans. Like, pulling the promotion. Yeah.

A (89:47)

It's obviously trolling, and I love it.

B (89:50)

I know. And Margo's husband Tom is also, like, a producer on it, and Margot produced it. Although. Asterisk. Asterisk. Sydney Sweeney and her fiance were producers on the Glen Powell movie as well. Even though that was, like, hyped up for show. Glenn Powell did lose his girlfriend, and then they ended up splitting, so who knows? Although I feel like Margot Robbie kind of has her together, so.

A (90:14)

Yeah, she's kind of got it on lock. Yeah, I don't think you can take me and Moses. Jake Valor is not gonna make me bolognese on a Thursday night after we shoot. You know what I mean? Sure. Send me all the flowers, but can't make that spaghetti.

B (90:26)

It's funny, though, because I always thought Margo would be, like, against method acting. Because when she was Harley Quinn and Jared Leto was the Joker, he was, like, a menace on that set. Like, he was method as the Joker, which is kind of crazy. And he would, like. I think for her birthday, he gave her, like, a live rapper rat. Like, he would put, like, rats in her dressing room and stuff. Like, he would really torment everyone because he was a method actor. So I just thought from that experience, she'd kind of be like, over the Method. Well, at least this is just roses.

A (90:56)

A lot different when it's Jacob Elordi sending you flowers on Valentine's Day. She's probably like, this is great. That's a weird thing of Jared Leto. That, to me, that's, like, not method. That's, like, harassment. That's like. Yeah, I don't. I don't buy that when people, like, I'm method, I'm, like, run around and terrorize everybody.

B (91:12)

Like, that is kind of crazy.

A (91:13)

I hope that's, like, not true. I'm.

C (91:15)

So.

A (91:15)

If someone just Made that up.

B (91:16)

I. I mean, it could have been made up, but, I mean, knowing Jared Leto, I feel like that's something he would do.

A (91:22)

I don't know anything about him, but he does text me all the time. It's always like, hi, it's Jared Leto. It's always like, yeah, I must have signed up for something in, like, 2020. Like, you remember when he did those retreats? You remember this, like, in, like, Croatia.

B (91:33)

I feel like we talked about this before.

A (91:35)

Yes. And he would do these retreats and, like, for a minute, I was like, oh, this is. This is where I need to be, or whatever. And then now it just, like, won't stop texting. It's always like, it's Jared Leto. And I was like. And it's saved in my phone as Jared Leto popped the ball.

B (91:45)

That's wild.

A (91:46)

Yep. He sends me texts and it's always like, something weird. It kind of sounds like him. It's kind of like, how are you doing? And that kind of stuff. But I don't know anything about him, honestly. He's not that good of an actor. Right.

B (91:59)

Yeah, yeah. He's kind of universally like, boo tomato.

A (92:04)

Yeah.

B (92:04)

Yeah. He has, like, a lot of allegations against him. Even James Gunn said he's like, like, creepy with younger girls. So.

A (92:12)

Yes. That is the vibes we get from them. I don't. Yeah. You know, I can just tell you don't. Someone speaking of Cuz. Right. Like, is. It's Suicide Squad. Is that the same thing?

B (92:22)

Yes.

A (92:23)

Will Smith coming back to the Oscars this year.

B (92:25)

Oh, he is.

A (92:26)

I hope that wasn't again. I hope that was real. Not hoop grave. I hope it was pop Grave. I think it was coming back to an apology. Is this like a fake news?

B (92:35)

I feel like a would have heard.

C (92:36)

If he's coming back. That's a real slap in the face to one watching the Oscars.

B (92:41)

Oh, yeah. It is a. It is a. A claim.

A (92:45)

Okay, so I think it's just a.

B (92:47)

Viral rumor, but I don't think there's any.

A (92:50)

The ban has been lifted on Will Smith coming back. It seemed kind of early for him to come back. Right.

B (92:55)

Despite viral post circulating online, there is no evidence that the academy has reversed the disciplinary action.

A (93:02)

Okay.

C (93:02)

Maybe they're testing the waters to see if they can.

A (93:06)

Right. They put it out there and see if people are like, I constantly see.

C (93:09)

Him on the new on, like, different outlets. Like, when people talk about him, that's the last thing they talk about. There's other things that are far more.

A (93:16)

That is Wild that you can just.

B (93:19)

Yeah, I did send. In your defense, I did send Darian a tweet from Flop Crave. It was like Ice Spice releases Spanish version of a spongebob Big guy pants. Okay. And I sent it to. To Darian, but it was just like an AI translated song.

A (93:35)

Did you. Did you know it was fake?

B (93:38)

Yeah. And I was just choosing to believe it was real. I was like, kind of live. I know.

A (93:42)

They get me sometimes too. I'm kind of like, I showed you something the other day. I'm like, is this real or is.

C (93:46)

This castle in the underwater.

A (93:48)

Oh, yeah. How did it get there? And how do people get to that castle? And then I googled it and there is like a castle in the water, but it's like eroding. Have you seen Ms. Subophonia? Am I saying that right? Who? Ms. Subophonia?

B (94:02)

No.

A (94:03)

Submit Phonia. This fear of man made objects underwater.

B (94:08)

Oh, no.

A (94:09)

I've never heard of what. They have these giant. Like Italy has like giant hands coming out of the water onto a thing. Disneyland, Disney has its own island where you can go underwater. And it has like the Dumbo ride underwater or like Prince Eric's statue underwater. They just did a big Pennywise over in Spain. Like his giant head is coming out of like the ocean. What? Yeah. You haven't heard of this? Have you heard of it? It's like people who are scared of man made objects in the water. It's like this huge thing. It's all over my TikTok right now. It looks fun. Like the one in Disney. Like you can go snorkeling and you can see all these like Disney things underneath the water. I mean, obviously some are meant to like terrorize you, but there's a whole phobia for it. And I keep seeing people.

C (94:48)

I follow a subreddit that's all. Phobia of the deep water.

A (94:52)

Well, deep water, sure. This is like man made made like objects coming out of the water or in the water. Oh, like, like rides. When you see rides and they're like drained, you see like the animatronics underneath it or something and people get like fear of that stuff. Have you seen it? Did you look up? What's the name? Is there a name or.

B (95:09)

No, you got it right. Submechanophobia.

A (95:13)

Some mechanical. Any fear unlocked? They should do a horror movie on this.

B (95:21)

It is real. Yeah, Sometimes I have to double check because I know you'd be getting your information a little willy nilly.

A (95:25)

Well, I've been researching this I have been searching on Tick Tock. I need to know more about this and why people are so scared. People are like, they're triggered AF over this. They're, like, so scared. Okay, what's your fear?

B (95:40)

I have a really random one. I guess it leads to a bigger thing. And this sound. This is gonna sound fake, but my thing, when I sneeze and I'm alone, I'm always afraid I someone's going to say bless you, and then that it be, like, someone who was, like, you know, stalking, I guess, or just like.

A (95:56)

You know, oh, someone that shouldn't be there would say it. Or a ghost.

B (95:59)

Yes.

A (96:00)

We'd hate our house. We hear bless you everywhere. Moses can sneeze in the kitchen. Literally, yesterday it happened. And I'm like, did you hear her say bless you? You always hear a little voice go, bless you. It's Elvis and Malibu, bless you. And Moses didn't grow up with bless you. So.

C (96:13)

So you just say it to yourself quickly before anyone else gets.

A (96:16)

How do you deal with it?

B (96:16)

No, I. I just, like. Like, I just hold my breath after and hope no one says it. I guess I'm like, oh, it's a prank.

A (96:22)

I'll tell Darian. If you want to scare him, this is the way to do it.

B (96:26)

Other than that, I mean, other than that, I feel like the normal fears as far as, like, anything that would inflict incredible pain or.

A (96:34)

Obviously, yes, I was telling more, like, niche fears.

B (96:37)

Oh, then, yeah, I guess that would be pretty niche. I'm claustrophobic, but I feel like that's kind of normal, too.

A (96:41)

You can't be. What, like, okay, how claustrophobic are you?

B (96:44)

Like, mri. When I had to get my MRI last year, I had to do an open mri. I think it was triggered, though, because they kept saying, asking if I was claustrophobic. And then I really started thinking. At first I was like, no. And then I really started thinking about it and was like, wait, I kind of am. And then they were trying to put me in there, and I was like, it looked really small. I was looking down the hole, and I'm like, I think I'm. I kind of like, the obvious cost of, like, being buried alive or something. Like, something like that. But then when I was like, they're trying to put me in there, I was like, I can't do this. And then I had to go do an open. Yeah.

A (97:14)

I mean, I feel like everyone doesn't want to be in a small place, but is that a fear?

B (97:18)

I think even like. Like, in Japan, they have, like, capsule hotels, and even that kind of gives me the spooks.

A (97:24)

You're, like, sleeping in the capsule. Yeah, yeah. Tanning beds. Can you go on a tanning bed? Have you ever been in one?

B (97:30)

I have been in one, but it's really big.

A (97:32)

Yeah, I would imagine, like. Yeah, to me, that feels a little bit.

B (97:36)

There's still, like, a gap. Like, you can still see the outside. Like mine. A big gap where you can lift it up. So.

A (97:42)

But wasn't that movie where, like, people died? Someone died in there? Yeah, because everything is irrational fear. A fear of dogs. I think I'm scared of dogs.

B (97:52)

Kind of makes sense.

A (97:54)

Yeah. I wish I wasn't. I get so jumpy around dogs. I don't know what it is. I get so jumpy.

B (97:57)

You want cancel?

A (97:59)

Yes. Yes, exactly. That's my fear as a little animal running out. I'm like, what the hell? Oh, my gosh. No, dogs are. Dogs are a little scary to me. I like dogs. There's week but scares me.

B (98:13)

I missed the Netflix segue. Oh, my God. I. One real quick one is on Netflix. The other day, they had that guy climb the highest building in the world or whatever, and I was like, what is the point of this?

A (98:22)

I was like, what was the point was watching it?

B (98:25)

Yeah, it was live. Like, they showed him climbing this building live. And I'm like, I guess it's like the thought, like, oh, something can happen where you can fall and die. But I'm like, you really want crazy? Which is crazy.

A (98:35)

Yeah, that is crazy that they did that. Not. They weren't on delay.

B (98:39)

I'm sure they must have been on just in case, because there's no way to happen. Yeah, they can show that.

A (98:44)

And it only took an hour and a half, so I was like, was it that tall?

B (98:46)

It did. I mean, it did look really tall, but I'm like, I would never look at a building and be like, I can climb that. Like, what?

C (98:52)

Like, he does it professionally. Yeah, he does it all the time.

A (98:55)

I kind of like that there are people out there that do things like that. I could climb that. You know, like, that's so outside of the box, you know? Like, oh, okay. I like people with passions like that. I think that's. You know, I would never watch it. You think Kim Kardashian was paid to post about it? Because why would she?

B (99:11)

Maybe because now she is on a Netflix show, so, like, yeah, maybe. But I feel like she does watch random things sometimes, so.

C (99:18)

Yeah, but posting about it is.

B (99:19)

That's true. A Post is big.

A (99:21)

She's like watching this and I would never have known if it wasn't for her. And I was like, what is. What is happening?

B (99:24)

We went to watch his and hers and then they were trying to get us to watch the. The guy climbing the. The tower.

A (99:31)

And you said you denied passed.

B (99:32)

I watched it for a second because I was like, what is going on here? It was a thousand 667 foot skyscraper in Taipei without any safety equipment.

A (99:42)

Okay, that's weird.

B (99:44)

It is, right?

A (99:45)

I also don't love people like risking their lives.

B (99:48)

Yeah.

A (99:48)

For like. I get it, you want to do that. But like don't, don't.

B (99:52)

Just don't.

A (99:53)

I just don't understand like I guess I don't know.

C (99:57)

I think it was a calculated risk. Cuz he's done it before and it's like he knows exactly each step, where he's going to be and how he's going to get to the top job. So he's done it where he was safe and now he did it again.

B (100:09)

Kinda. But still, I mean you could still like a free accident, I guess.

C (100:14)

Yeah.

B (100:16)

And he did. He said he earned compared to normal athletes. His. His paycheck, he said, was a. A joke. He said it was a. He said he did earn mid six figures for climbing the tallest building, but he would have been happy doing it for no money at all. Okay. So the big reason why he partnered with the TV with a TV program, he said is because they were able to get the permission to do it, but he didn't care about the paycheck.

A (100:41)

Who pays for something like that?

B (100:44)

I guess Netflix. So he is like a sporting event? Technically.

C (100:49)

Pretty viral on Tik Tok too.

B (100:51)

Yeah.

C (100:51)

Wow.

A (100:52)

So you think he has like an agent? Like. Cause he's a professional climber.

C (100:55)

So he's done documentaries.

B (100:57)

Yeah, stuff.

A (100:59)

So I respect it. Honestly. Good for him. Honestly. Netflix really is acquiring all these shows. We need to go pitch again to Netflix.

B (101:09)

And then the other Netflix documentary coming out is the America's Next Top Model one that they just announced today. Did you see the trailer? Yeah.

A (101:18)

No.

B (101:18)

Yeah.

A (101:19)

America's Not Model.

B (101:20)

A document documentary on the show Netflix.

A (101:24)

Is Tyra involved?

B (101:25)

Yes. And they just released a trailer today and Tyra's involved. Ms. Ms. J, Mr. J are back. Yeah.

A (101:35)

Michael Barker.

B (101:37)

They have a couple. Not a lot of contestants, but they have like three. Three or four contestants.

A (101:43)

I feel like they should have more than that.

B (101:44)

I think so too because a lot of them have come forward with crazy stories.

A (101:47)

Yeah. Not the people who are behind the ridicule is cheap Janice in it?

B (101:50)

No Janice. At least in the trailer, there was no Janice. But, yeah, it's supposed to take us back into the. The making of the show. And obviously they are gonna address, like, all the controversial, like, challenges and moments and stuff that take place in the show.

A (102:08)

That's good.

B (102:11)

Danielle is one of the contestants that's in it, and she was the one that had the gas gap that they.

A (102:17)

Yeah.

B (102:17)

That they closed in the. They took her to the freaking orthodontist and closed her gap, like, on the show. And Whitney Thompson, who was the first plus size winner, is also one of the contestants on theirs.

A (102:29)

They need the girl that was getting yelled at. Like, we're all rooting for you. I want to see all the people that they call, like, too fat. Like, I need to. Let me see all those people.

B (102:38)

I know. I think they have Danielle Evans from cycle six, Whitney Thompson from cycle 10, Kenya from cycle four. I think she was the one that she was, like, plus size.

C (102:50)

I think maybe the documentary coming out.

B (102:53)

Will encourage more people plus size. But, I mean, she was, like, teeny.

A (102:57)

Yeah.

B (102:58)

But she was one where they would, like, talk about her weight a lot, too.

A (103:01)

Yes. Yeah.

B (103:03)

And who else is here? And Giselle from Cycle 1 are the contestants that are talking about it. And then it. The trailer ends on, like, this ominous note where Tyra says the show was very, very intense, but you guys were demanding it. So we kept pushing more and more and more.

A (103:24)

Okay. Don't blame the fans. Not gaslighting. You guys wanted it, so we did it.

B (103:31)

But I. I'm excited for. I'm excited for it because it seems like they're really not going to shy away from everything. The Jays talk about getting fired from the show when they kind of did, like, a little bit, like, a reboot to kind of.

A (103:44)

I didn't know they were fired.

B (103:46)

Yeah.

A (103:46)

Did they ever say a cause at the time?

B (103:47)

I don't think so, no. But it cut to, like, Mr. J saying it felt like a slap in the face about him. So they're really going to be going in there and talking about everything.

A (103:56)

Wow.

B (103:57)

Okay.

A (103:57)

I like it. I am a little bit of a Tyra apologist because I do think in the grand scheme of things, obviously, like, calling them fat, like, changing their looks, the changing, swapping races thing, like, that's all, like, a little cuckoo, But I do love, like, a good. Put on a fat suit, faint, you know, that kind of thing. Like, you know what I mean? I think that's kind of cute. Camp I don't know. It's kind of funny, but maybe.

B (104:23)

And she did kind of talk about last year. She did. She gave a speech at the 2025 Essence Black Women in Hollywood Awards, and she did kind of talk about, like, the scandals and stuff, and from America's Next Top Model, she said, I refuse to have my legacy be about some stuff linked together on the Internet when there are 24 cycles of changing the world. And she talked about how she cast a trans model, how she cast Winnie Harlow, who has a vitiligo, and she has, like, apologized for in a lot of the other stuff as well, like the. The race swapping and the blackface and stuff. Obviously, it's. This is a hard one, too, because there are so many, like, girls who have come forward and talked about how it was, like, very traumatic for them to be on the show. So it's gonna be. It's gonna be dicey when it comes out. I'm sure they'll, like, react to it, and we'll have, like, more POVs to get, like, a better sense of what's going on, because the girls that they have in the documentary, for the most part, have, like, like, decent experiences on the show. I mean, Danielle, I have, like, a really viral one closing her gap. I still see that all the time, but there's, like, other ones. I'm. I remember there was one contestant, like, Shandy who, like, they showed her, like, hooking up with someone in Italy and then calling her boyfriend. Like, so they really tap into, like, a lot of crazy stuff.

A (105:48)

Exploitative.

B (105:49)

Yeah. So it'll be interesting to see.

A (105:51)

Yeah, it definitely will, like, like, I think just, like, reopen wounds. But it could be, like, closure if there is some, like, apology. Like, to me, I feel like if one day in 20 years from now, like, David Dobrik does a little apology documentary. It's like, oh, you're still, like, kind of awful and you traumatized me, but at least there's some closure to it.

B (106:08)

Yeah.

A (106:08)

You know, because now you just see him. I just want to, like, go away. Like a little bug, you know, I just want to, like, go away. But, like, so I guess. Yeah. And also, like, not to be like, it was a different time, but, like, especially the fat stuff. Like, yeah, people look like Simon Cowell did all the time, being like, you need to lose weight. Like, fear.

B (106:24)

If you looked at any reality show from this era, it would all be very similar.

A (106:28)

Yeah. Everybody was told to lose weight.

B (106:31)

Not. I mean, again, like, it was pre social media, and we just had A very limited view of the world because it was like you were only seeing one tight. Like, you were basically seeing skinny and white. Like, that was really all you had, like, access to. So.

A (106:45)

And there was no uproar. Like, there was no instant backlash from it. You know, now people, like, apologize. But there was never like that on tv. Just whatever TV was went. I mean, where would you even get. I don't even know where you'd get, like, some sort of heat for anything you said.

B (107:00)

True. Because again, pre social media.

A (107:02)

So it's like this TV guide. You remember that they, like, criticize shows. Like, every week the soup was on America's Next model's neck. Like, Joan McHale would not let it go. He was so funny back then. He's in love with suit. And that weekly recap. You're like, you're so funny.

B (107:23)

It's so funny. I guess maybe you can get Tyra, though, since now she's on Netflix.

A (107:30)

I would love. I have so many questions for Tyra and, like, I truly love her. Like, deep down, I think I love her. Even service level, I like her. I mean, all the stuff she's done is kind of a hot life size Barbie. Life size Barbie. And why did I call that life size? I know all the words of the song. Tyra show for five seasons. She was so good.

B (107:49)

Hannah Montana movie.

A (107:50)

Come on, Icons. Really?

B (107:52)

This is fierce. Just the word fierce. I mean, she really did.

A (107:56)

Yeah, she did start that.

B (107:57)

Yeah. Smizing booty too. Ching. She really has changed the game for.

A (108:02)

Her song Hot ice Cream. Well, yes, she's really, really taken over. I.

B (108:10)

The clip that just came to my head like a freaking. Like, that's a Raven flashback was the girls. I see this all the time too. When she made them walk down the catwalk and they had the freaking. The swinging clock come and they had a time it just right knock them down. What the hell was going on in that show? That was actually crazy.

A (108:28)

Was that the same challenge with a different challenge where they had to walk in those heels that everyone broke their ankles on?

B (108:32)

Yes, I think it might have been the same.

A (108:34)

Was it the same? And it's like, you have to do this in like 12 inch heels that every supermodel has broken their ankles doing.

B (108:38)

I'm like, oh, wait, no, no, that was different. I think that was in the judging panel. They made him come. I do remember that.

A (108:43)

And I was just like. And no one can walk in these. Naomi Campbell broke wrinkle knees. I'm like, why are you making.

B (108:47)

Why are you making These girls? Yes. And then there was one where they made him catwalk in, like on the water in one of those big floating balls. And it's like, you girls have to serve fashion and make your catwalk fierce. Even models, if you want to make it in the fashion industry, you have to be able to walk on water and serve. So get in this giant floating ball and walk down this pool and you're gonna pose at the end of the Runway. And if you slip and fall in this ball, it's over. Like, what?

A (109:12)

How did Tyra ever do that?

B (109:14)

Has Gigi Hadid ever gotten in that big old, like, inflatable ball and walked? I would love to see Kendall, both.

A (109:20)

Of those people you named. It's so funny how, like, models, like, supermodels are somewhat nepo babies these days. Like, it's always like famous people that.

B (109:26)

Are models, kind of.

A (109:28)

I thought of Hadid's Kylie Jenner, like.

B (109:30)

An Alex K. Oh, right.

A (109:33)

She's. Well, right, right, right. She's probably an exception. I mean, I suppose there's supermodels, I don't know that are making names.

B (109:40)

Yeah. But I think it is a lot. It's just easier, I think. I mean, really any industry for like, yeah, baby.

A (109:51)

Because Kyle Gerber.

B (109:53)

Because I feel like you book campaigns also, like, if you have a good social media following, like, that also really impacts, like, what the campaigns and stuff you book. So it's kind of like a built in following that you get.

A (110:05)

Who was it? Was it Ethan Hawke? That's like, oh, you have to have certain amount of followers. Or was it Maya Hawk? Someone said that.

B (110:09)

Yeah.

A (110:10)

While they're both coming for those influencers, like, I want those influencers in a movie. It's like, well, that's why I went to go see Marty supreme was Kevin o'. Leary. I was seated for it. I was seated. I love the A24 is using just like those random people. I love it. Tyler Crater too. How did cr. I thought he was so good in that movie. And I was like, how do they not get nominated?

B (110:31)

See, that's why you gotta go to the premiere. And then a 24 will be there. And then guess what? You'll be. You'll be in the top of their heads for the next.

A (110:38)

Like, here's my headshot. People still give headshots anymore with their resumes on the back. Staple. Did you ever audition for anything? You never went to an audition?

C (110:46)

What?

A (110:46)

You grew up in LA and you never went to audition? You never had an actor headshot? Can we send you on one. That'd be fun. Get you a headshot, a resume and go audition.

B (110:54)

Audition for what?

A (110:56)

It anything and everything.

B (110:57)

That is so funny.

A (110:58)

That would be so. I can't believe you ever do like a self tape. I feel like everyone has at least tried it. Moses done auditions, like, everyone has done it. If you've been in la, like, that's crazy to me. Wow, you probably are really good. Maybe you have like a hidden talent you never knew about.

B (111:10)

Oh my God, that is funny.

A (111:14)

Marty supreme seems like a movie that I would have passed on an audition for. I think that's what it is because I pass on some things and then you see them come out, you're like, oh, my God. That was like a really big.

B (111:23)

If they said Timothy Shamay was in it, you would have passed.

A (111:26)

Definitely. No, I would have. No. But yeah, if it's like a star, of course I'll be like, yeah, yeah. I audition if I can't see it. But I really love her. Is Rachel Bloom from Crazy Ex Girlfriend. Oh, yeah, I love her. She's doing a new show and I auditioned. I don't think I got it. Why don't I get. It was like a long time ago, but I would have been. It would have been so good. I love her so much. I wish I was. I wish I was in Crazy Ex Girlfriend. I love that show so much. But there's so many things that I like, didn't get and it does get disheartening. You're kind of like, oh, well, maybe I'm not a good actress.

B (111:56)

You never know which. Which story. I mean, think about all the actors who got said no to Amanda Seifried my. And now she's gone on to win the Oscar for the Housemate.

A (112:06)

Yes. The only Oscar that matters.

B (112:09)

And she said. And Wicked told her, no, you can't be Glinda. And look at her now. Now she's an Oscar nominee, so.

A (112:15)

Oh, if she would have taken Wicked. Wait, she's an Oscar nominee? What'd she get nominated for?

B (112:20)

Yeah, she was in contention. She did get a Golden Globe nomination, but yes.

A (112:23)

What about that movie Bungia? Have you seen that one?

C (112:30)

I was trying to convince her to watch it.

A (112:32)

I know. I don't know about this one.

B (112:34)

I actually do want to watch that, weirdly.

A (112:37)

Oh, you never saw it. I feel like that's a movie with like, I don't know.

B (112:39)

I know Chapel Ron is in the soundtrack, so maybe I should give it a watch.

A (112:42)

But that's why you'd watch it.

B (112:43)

What about Dan Emma Stone is bald. And I think that's. I keep seeing gifts of her. People keep seeing saying, like, her bald joy in this gift because she's bald and smiling. And I was like, that's fierce.

A (112:52)

So she really loves the hair playing movies. Remember that one? She had really long hair, like down to her ankles.

B (112:57)

Was that poor things.

A (112:59)

Yes.

B (112:59)

Yeah. Same director too. Yorgo slant the most.

A (113:02)

Oh, so they went the opposite direction. Like, if you want Oscar, you're gonna save the. I love that the guy didn't get a nomination. Christian Dunces.

B (113:10)

Yeah. And Kristen Dunst was. I love it. She gave very, like, like, you guys energy because she started reposting on her Instagram story, like, posts about Jesse Plemons being robbed. And one post was like, yeah, Timothy Chalamet was okay, and Marty supreme, but like Jesse Plemons. And then people were mad at her because she, like, why? I'm like, that's. That's her husband. Of course she's gonna say that.

A (113:29)

Like she reposted or desert said something.

B (113:31)

Or she reposted on her Instagram story. Like it was. She reposted a video. And like, I feel like a lot of people repost without watching the whole thing too. So maybe she saw the first 10 seconds and it's like, he should have been nominated. And she's like, yeah, repost.

A (113:42)

That's Moses. If I lose thy Heart Radio award. I was trying to think of something to say in my tick tock while I was eating. I was like, what can I talk about? I don't know. I was like. I said it was a glum weekend, so there was nothing to really talk about. Everything felt weird. He's like, why don't you just ask them to vote for you for Thigh Heart Radio? I was like, with everything going on in the world right now, I'd be like, hey, guys, here's my breakfast sandwich. Vote for me. Fire Radio. That's like anything. I was like, okay, that good thing that one didn't pose. That's the one that got like shadow banned on TikTok because I had nothing to say in it. And I definitely didn't say that, but I was like, oh, my God, he really is pushing every day.

C (114:12)

He's like, I just voted.

A (114:14)

Okay, so if I lose, make sure you repost. Everyone saying, Trisha won. We gotta really win. I gotta really start campaigning harder.

C (114:23)

Yeah, I'm gonna run on stage, wherever. If somebody else is win, I'm gonna run on stage, be like, well, Trisha Pettis should have won.

A (114:29)

Okay, calm down. Over there, Kanye. Jimmy's hot topic was Kanye apologize for being anti Semitic. I love that. Sometimes I don't know how to gauge our group chat things.

C (114:39)

I'm like.

A (114:40)

I'm like, is this. Are we laughing at this or is this a good thing? Well, not that particular one, but sometimes I don't. Well, I had a. What? I watch full things now when they're sent in the group chat. I watch full things sometimes. I'm like. Sometimes I just want to do a quick reply to be like, ha ha ha ha. But I'm like, let me see what this is about. Yeah. And I'm like, okay. So I never know. I always try to gauge. I'm like, do we like this?

B (115:00)

Oh, my God, that is fun.

A (115:01)

Even the one you sent the group chat, I was like, oh, I think this is good, right?

B (115:05)

I don't even remember Gab me Hannah one. Oh, well, I thought it was, but then I went back and watched the full thing and I was like, oh.

A (115:11)

Oh, was it not. Oh, I feel like I watched the full thing and I was like, oh, this is good.

C (115:16)

No, but the hot topic is not even what she said. The hot topic was that you commented on it and she commented, oh, I did see.

A (115:24)

Shush Craig make this a post.

C (115:26)

So that's the hot topic.

A (115:27)

I said this in just. She has this.

C (115:29)

This is the first time that this got that.

A (115:32)

What's the first time I saw her back? She is. She's no longer Gabby Gabbie Hannah. She rebranded as Gabrielle Croner, which I'm assuming is her Mary name. Yeah, I like that. I like a totally different. Is it the same Gabby but like, married?

B (115:44)

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A (115:49)

I can never find anything in my size.

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I don't even know my size.

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I buy my clothes the same place I buy my groceries.

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No subscription required. Get started today@stitch fix.com because it came up in my like as soon as I opened her TikTok talking about the Tara's world halter top gate popped up. And I love halter top gate. Like, I think that is like a song over give Tara's world of flowers because like in a world of horrible news, like, I. I cling on. I desperately wait for a halter top date like update because, like, it's the best story in the world.

A (116:37)

You can't never let it die.

B (116:38)

Yes.

A (116:39)

Like keep it going.

B (116:39)

That's the one thing that like keeps me going now. Like I love it. I need Tanner to do something. I'm. I love it. I love it.

A (116:46)

So much. So unserious. But also something to be invested in. And you want the reply. We want to know what's next.

C (116:51)

You seen the animation friends?

A (116:53)

Yeah, Moses showed me the animation. He was into it for sure.

B (116:56)

Oh my God.

C (116:57)

Well, not by choice. Everything is against my will. But it did come up.

B (117:01)

Oh my God. I live. It's my favorite hot topic, like maybe ever hall of fame for me.

A (117:06)

We rarely set stuff in a four way group chat. Well, rarely even a three way. Like we rarely shouldn't have a group chat. So I'm always just like, do we like this? Do we not like this?

C (117:13)

So they recreated the whole thing in.

A (117:15)

Animation as much as the next girl. But all that for this. This I seriously look like the fridge. Tana found the halter top.

B (117:22)

The halter top.

A (117:23)

The halter top that I still.

B (117:24)

The eyelashes kill me. I looked every I looked on obviously.

C (117:27)

Like I guess go watch it. But all I'm saying is like people are recreating it already as, as a animation.

A (117:32)

I, I, I, I like I'm all about like just do what you think looks good. I would love to see her without eyelash extensions. Cuz I do feel like her eyes are so pretty and big and I would love to see her without eyelash extensions. I think it's fine. I think it's weird. So as she sentenced. I get it. I had them too for a long time. But I look back at 2018 videos when I had like the long out and I was like, I mean I looked insane. Not to say she, I do think she's very pretty, but I would love to see her without that.

B (117:55)

Yeah, just a scene.

A (117:56)

Because obviously that animation exaggerated them and I was like, that's all you see. Which I think she's very pretty. And I think she'd go. But that is obviously said with love. Just like Abby Hip Gabrielle Corner said. Corner said with love. She's like, this is all with love. Which I loved. I love the approach of it. And I think I watched the idea like the I. Where'd you get lost?

B (118:13)

I ended it at the part where it's like, you know, the gist of it was like don't exploit yourself just to get views, whatever. Because it's good when you see the views high. But like don't sacrifice yourself. And it's like, okay. And that's kind of where I ended it because she also. Gabby Gabrielle was also on Jubilee a month ago and she said something kind of similar because she was talking about like, I think it was all canceled youtubers a month ago and on Jubilee. Yeah.

A (118:42)

And it is where she met Tara's World.

B (118:43)

No, this is a new one. This is a fresh. A fresh Jubilee. Yeah. Gabby was on it with Tara's World back in. I don't even remember when, but it was when Tara was like pleasuring her parrot or whatever.

A (118:55)

That is. What.

B (118:57)

I'm gonna skip past that.

A (118:59)

Okay, maybe we shouldn't skip past that if Colton Underwood is getting those allegations. Like what? Okay, that's crazy.

B (119:06)

How about that?

C (119:07)

Because a lot of people in our comments are upset when we bring her up and support her. People are like, hey, you can't forget what she did. Yeah.

A (119:14)

Oh, was it confirmed?

C (119:18)

Yeah, because she, she did. Because people told her, hey, you shouldn't do this. This is what it really means for the parrot. It's essay. And then she did it again, showing and being all, you know, so it's just.

A (119:29)

Oh, okay. Well, that's a whole.

B (119:32)

I don't even know the lore of it. I laugh because it is. It sounds like something you would hear in a scripted show. Like a Ryan Murphy.

A (119:38)

Yes.

B (119:39)

That's crazy. Anyway, back to Gabby on the. On this recent Jubilee, she's talking about like, like cancel culture and how kind of what you kind of. When you talk about your own like spiral, like how it was like the self inflicted thing of like you'd be mentally in a bad place. Like, you would be spiraling, but then you'd post a video about it, but then you would get the satisfaction of it having like a lot of views and a lot of money.

A (120:03)

Me.

B (120:03)

And then she was basically, she was saying like, yeah, I'll cry in the thumbnail if it means I get more money. Like, and she was talking about how she was like exploiting herself.

A (120:10)

Yeah.

B (120:10)

For views. Yes.

A (120:11)

Yeah.

B (120:12)

And in the Jubilee video. So that is what I thought she's talking about at first, but then it kind of got a little. When she started talking about like, of and stuff. I thought about Tara's world in the tick tock. She started getting like a little bit preachy, I think because Tara said like, she actually likes doing o F. But Gabby was like, I know know you.

A (120:28)

Don'T like doing it. Well, no, because I follow. I'm very. I'm. I follow. I fire. I follow Tara's world. And she does Say gab. That's why I said this, because Gabby made such a point. She always says she's unhappy and she hates it. She's guys, I hate doing this, but this makes me hate it less. If I go to a hotel and shoot, she always says she hates it.

B (120:44)

And then. But in the comment, like, she commented on Gabby's tick tock.

A (120:47)

I saw.

B (120:48)

Yeah. And then she was like, no, but I'm being self.

A (120:51)

Okay, my girl. Every TikTok, you're like, I hate this. I got myself in this hole. I hate, like. So if you are self, you're pretty convincing that we hate your life doing this. I love my life. I love. Every TikTok is like, guys, I have to go here. I have to have an edible. I have to go to a fancy hotel. Otherwise it's the only way I can enjoy it. And then sometimes she'll be like, I don't hate it so much. I'm kind of liking it again, like, she's just like. But every. Every. No, Gabby was. That's why I said this, because she was so spot on. Like, yes, Gabby has, like, found Jesus. I could. But like, that one didn't mean and seem as preachy, but she says it. And that's why. That's why I thought was so. So eloquent, the way she put that. Because she's like, in your own words, you don't like your life. And it's true. I watch every. I'm seated for every Tara's World. One, two, Just like Gabby, we are. We are in it. You are. I like it. I'm invested in every single one. She's like, this is awful. This is not what I want to be doing. She has a brand shout out Phoebe's Diary and all she wants to be doing is this brand. And she. All I want to do is this brand. But I have to do this to, like, whatever, pay the bills. And I think Gabby said when they met on the set of Jubilee, she said, you know, I'm not gonna sell my house. I need to do anything I can to, like, keep this house going. And she's, well, at least you sold it. And it's like, better, Better. But I think she made some valid points. So I know in Tara's world was like, I love my life. I'm like, girl, I hope you do. But all your tick tocks are. Unless she's trying to be relatable and be like, I hate my life, but I see that's what she's conveying.

B (122:04)

I don't hashtag I don't go here, so I'll take your word for it. I just think, like, when you are like, I have nothing against religion. Like, I grew up Catholic. The diet Catholic, I guess, like the chill, like, just be kind, you know, that kind of conflict. So I. I don't really care about organized religion, but I. I think if you are, like, very religious, you just have to, like, be careful to not come across, like, super preachy or, like, morally, like, superior. And I don't think that was Gabby's intention, but I think it could have been construed that way.

A (122:30)

I didn't think of that. Bad. You know me, I would be the first to be like, you missed the mark, girl.

B (122:34)

Yeah. But also, I don't have the full Tara's World lore, so I have very fragmented pieces. And honestly, let me keep it that I. Yeah, yeah. I can't afford to dive into any other.

A (122:44)

That part of the pair. I have no idea. So I. My support is just that.

B (122:48)

I heard about that from Slushy Noobs. Slushy.

A (122:52)

He's going to be on Traders with me.

B (122:54)

There's two of them.

A (122:55)

Oh, both of them. Both of them are on Traders with me. Still around. They're still making a podcast.

B (123:04)

It was just Enya's birthday, I think, like two days ago. Happy birthday, Enya. I feel like they post willy nilly. I miss seeing them around.

A (123:12)

Let me see.

B (123:12)

Let me check that, actually, because I used to always see, like, every time there was an episode. Oh, yeah, they posted three days ago.

A (123:21)

Okay.

B (123:22)

Yeah. But they have been a little. They post, like, whenever they took a break, they took a break. And then now they've been consistent again. The past couple months.

A (123:29)

I missed them. You never. You never see them on my. I know.

B (123:32)

I haven't seen them anymore.

A (123:34)

I love them.

B (123:34)

But I do love them. Yeah.

A (123:36)

Like, Slushy Noobs gives me Drew in any of I vibes, even though I don't know. Actually.

B (123:40)

Yeah, similar.

A (123:41)

My intuition, similar.

B (123:43)

Humor, I would say.

A (123:45)

Who's your favorite? Who do you like? Boy.

B (123:48)

Between Slushy noobs and emergency intercom. Yeah, I love them both. Very.

A (123:53)

Pick one.

B (123:55)

I would have to go Drew and Nina for, like, my queer alliance.

A (123:59)

Oh, the Slushy noobs are straight.

B (124:00)

Yes. Yeah. Or at least in hetero relations. Relationships. I don't know. You never know these guys. But obviously Anya's Cuban, I'm Cuban, Drew is queer, and I'm queer, so I have a tie to both of them. Both skinny. I'm skinny.

A (124:18)

You are Skinny. You are giving so skinny today. I saw you when we were moving our cars around. I was like, skinny. I didn't even know it was you thought it was Moses. I mean, both of you have. Anyways, people have great body types. Not. Not too skinny.

B (124:33)

Oh, my God. That's funny.

A (124:34)

You know what? It's okay to be skinny. It's okay to be skinny. It's okay to be fat. Your body is okay. The body you're in is okay. You're good enough. You know, Like, I. People are. People, like, love to ask me, like, why I'm like, non jail people. It's like, how do we just get to this level where it's like, well, why wouldn't you? It's just so easy. And I was like, but people are so crazy. I don't know. Just be okay with your body. I mean, obviously when you can't breathe. Like, I couldn't breathe last night when I was laying down. That's an issue. But I mean, it's fine. You know, 600 pound life people. They. That Tammy and Amy. Right? Their name, Amy Slayton. They lost, like. They're like 140 pounds.

C (125:17)

Really?

A (125:17)

So they lost like 500 pounds. That's crazy. How do you lose that much? Also, where. Where does everything go? The skin?

B (125:26)

Well, you have to get it surgically removed.

A (125:28)

You think?

B (125:29)

Yeah, I think Tammy talked about it. Right. She was posting the process because.

A (125:35)

Okay. Because it can't go.

B (125:37)

Yeah.

A (125:38)

Okay, well, kudos to them. I can't even imagine losing £20. 500.

B (125:44)

I know. That must be wild.

A (125:47)

It's okay. Everyone just calmed down with, like, making everyone skinny. And I'm making, you know, like, whatever, whatever. Who cares?

B (125:53)

I have no easy transition from that. Okay. Ken's real name revealed. Ken the doll.

A (125:58)

Ken the doll. Who's Ken the Barbie doll? The Hot topics are hot today.

C (126:07)

We just found out Kate's real names.

A (126:09)

All right.

B (126:10)

I was gonna transition that. I got lost.

A (126:14)

Real name reveal. What's his name? Kenneth. Oh, what? Okay, that's not like a reveal. I think that's Mackenzie Cole.

B (126:25)

Kenneth Sean Carson.

A (126:28)

Okay.

B (126:32)

What.

C (126:33)

Where does Sean come from?

B (126:34)

That's just his middle name.

A (126:36)

Kenneth Sean Carson.

B (126:37)

Yeah. He turned 65 in March, so happy birthday.

A (126:40)

He was great. How's those genitals doing?

B (126:44)

You know Barbie's real name?

A (126:47)

Barbara.

B (126:48)

Barbara Millicent.

A (126:49)

I didn't know that. I was guessing.

B (126:51)

Barbara. Millicent Roberts is Barbie's real name. And I didn't know this either, that Barbie and Ken broke up in the early 2000s and 2004, they broke up. I know why they. The creator said they needed a little time alone.

A (127:07)

Cheating scandal happening.

B (127:08)

That's what I think. I think they were covering up. That was the PR spin of, like, maybe Ken cheated.

A (127:12)

Ken had a boyfriend?

B (127:13)

Honestly, T. Yeah, probably in the movie.

C (127:15)

He cheated on her.

A (127:17)

Right. The fame got to his head.

B (127:18)

Yes.

A (127:19)

But that was 2004, so that was 20 years. Movie came out.

B (127:21)

But I'm sure one of those little cartoon ones, JoJo. And then they got back together in 2011. Damn. They were broken up for a long time.

A (127:28)

How do you feel about that? Couples who break up and they get back together.

B (127:36)

Who was still together, that has broken up? That's what I'm trying to think first.

A (127:41)

I. I have an influencer. Leanne V. Do you know who she is? They broke up, he cheated. I think it was public that he cheated, and now they're back together and have kids, which, you know, I don't. I. I love. I love her. Some of my favorite influencers. But it's interesting, like, when people know, oh, Carly Bell. Do you remember her? You don't remember Carly Bible? She was, like, the beauty guru of the day. No, she's like Megan Fox. She was, like, dark hair, Italian.

B (128:06)

Sounds familiar.

A (128:07)

She and Brett Cap was on Vanderpump Rules.

B (128:12)

Oh, Carly with an eye.

A (128:13)

Carly with an eye.

B (128:14)

Yes, I do remember her.

A (128:15)

Her and Brett, like, grew up together since they were, like, 8. They dated. They were separated for, like, 10 years. She had a baby with someone else, and now they're engaged.

B (128:23)

Wow.

A (128:24)

They just reunited, like, last year.

B (128:26)

That's pretty interesting. I think timing, right, obviously plays a big part.

A (128:31)

Well, they say that saying. What is it? If you love something, let it go. If it comes back into yours.

B (128:34)

Yeah. Although Miley's heart, Liam Hemsworth, they let each other go, came back, and then got divorced. So I guess not always.

A (128:41)

Yeah, I guess. Like, I don't know. I don't know. Like, I wonder if, like, Christy and Desmond got back together, would people be like, no. Or they're like, I think true love.

B (128:50)

No, I think people would be so against it. I think influencers, it's a little different because people are so invested and, like, you're kind of spilling your own tea, like, right. Everything's kind of, like, out there, so it's harder to dig. Even, like, people are still mad at Beyonce for taking Jay Z back because she, like, he cheated, and then, like, obviously, like, lemonade, that whole album about him cheating, and then they're back together. People still hold that Against Beyonce.

A (129:15)

Yeah, that's a tough one. I guess Ben and jlo, they've been together and broken. I guess it's just like, I can see the day. Like, it's not my business. I guess if you want to, you know. Yeah, it's, you know, I guess people know what they're doing or maybe they don't.

B (129:33)

But you guys just follow your heart.

A (129:35)

You know, Follow your heart.

B (129:36)

That's all you can do.

A (129:37)

I've never like broken up and like gotten back with someone. Although, again, I like, I was talking about this today. I did a podcast this morning that was like a three hour long process. I loved it. We Talked for like 3 hours and I was thinking about that. I was like, I don't even know if I've been in like a relationship. Like, I don't think it counts. If you haven't been like, lived with someone or like been in a relationship longer than a year with someone. I don't think it counts. Like, you can't like be like a six month relationship. Like, that was a relationship. Right. Date.

B (129:57)

I think now because I've been in one for so long. Yeah. Like every other. I mean, I only had one other like, relationship where it was like we were boyfriends and that was like three months. So.

A (130:09)

Yeah, that doesn't count, right?

B (130:10)

Yeah, to me it doesn't count at all.

A (130:11)

No, same. There's been times where I consider someone a boyfriend. I'm like, but we didn't live together. We were only together for like seven months. I'm like, does that count? That doesn't count.

B (130:19)

I think my perspective is so different now. To me, it wouldn't just because, yeah, it's like, like it's been so long that everything else feels like, damn, that was nothing. You know?

C (130:28)

But I think it depends how you felt though. But what if you were somebody six months but you were in love, head over heels and the other person broke.

A (130:35)

Up with you, you didn't. That wasn't enough time invested to call it a relationship. There's no time loss. It's like, oh, that was seven months of my life. Like, who cares?

B (130:42)

I think it's very much like perspective, isn't it?

C (130:44)

About like feeling that time?

A (130:46)

No, because I, I've been in love with my mailman. You know, I was like, oh, I was in a relationship with my UPS driver. Which is true. There was a UPS driver that I was like obsessed with in my beach apartment. And every day come, I was like, is this the day we make love? You know what I mean? It Never happened. Never even talked to me, you know? And I was like. But I was so in love with him, like, for real.

C (131:04)

I really did. But we talking about relationships.

A (131:06)

Johnny Depp. I used to write him all the time on MySpace. And I would, like, thought. I thought I was, like, in a relationship with him. Like, I literally thought, like, we were gonna end up Brad P. Like, for real. The Brad pic hardboard cutout thing was me thinking, like, he'll probably see don't want to marry me. So, like, in my head, I didn't want to date anyone that year because I was like, I have to keep it open for Brad Pitt. Like, I feel like I've been so invested and so in love. But those aren't really relationships, right?

C (131:27)

But I'm talking about the ones that were real for six months.

A (131:30)

But I think those were. I think those weren't as real as I think me and Brad Pitt were more real than me and the relationships I had with a physical person. Like, at least I felt stuff. At least I, like, you know, we did stuff. We traveled, we went to Vegas. Like, you know, I mean, look to other people. What did I do? I sat in my apartment with them and not be seen. Like, that was all my relationships. Like, it wasn't real. You know, I never had one. I think a relationship is, like. I think you have to, like, live with someone to really know someone. And I think that's a relationship because that's a. That's a level of commitment. Either you had to have a baby, get married, or live with someone to have a relationship. I think. Otherwise, what are you doing? You're just playing around. You're just dating, right? You go to your house, I go to my house, right?

B (132:09)

I think it's perspective, for sure. I think it'll be different for everybody.

A (132:13)

Okay, so then I'm the perfect example of, like. Like, there's crazy nutters out there. Because it's like, I thought I was in a relationship with so many people that I wasn't.

B (132:20)

That's funny.

A (132:21)

And I would, like. I would make videos about them as if I was like, there was one guy I went on two dates with, and I was like this. I mean, I literally went on, like, two dates with him.

B (132:28)

I was similar. I mean, minus the you part. I was. I would think that, like, if we went on two dates, I'd be like, oh, you were dating? But yeah. Or even just, like, talking. Like, I'd be talking even before, like, the first actual date, and we'd be just talking, like, texting. A lot or whatever and be like, oh, I'm seeing this person and I know. But it was also perspective because I was such a late bloomer and had no, like, actual, like, relationships to like.

A (132:52)

Yeah.

B (132:52)

Compare to same. Yeah. That's why it's kind of very.

A (132:55)

No, I never had a relationship. And I was. How old was. I was 31 when I met you. So it's like I never had a relationship until I was 30. And I always tell people on Tick Tock that too. They're like, I never lived with someone. I'm like, neither. Like, I never once lived with a guy. Did you ever live with anyone before Darium? And I think it's like people live with significant others. I think that's like a thing people do quite often. Right. And neither one of us did. And so like, I think that's kind of like, wow, nothing wrong, but I'm just saying, like, it's not like you had to like, okay, you broke up and then the clue's moving out and it's just like you just break up and you just go about living life. Nothing changed, you know?

B (133:25)

I guess so. Yeah.

A (133:26)

Yeah. So anyways, you should be happy that you're my only relationship.

C (133:32)

I mean, whatever is in your past. Doesn't matter to me, Mom.

A (133:36)

Whatever is in your past. I haven't found out yet. Exciting. Catherine Bush. He's like, she likes that. Cu. That's her name. You look very dad vibes. Why you wearing sneakers today?

C (133:49)

I was doing a lot cuz you were doing the podcast, so I was just organizing, building things, getting boxes.

A (133:57)

You both have sneakers on today. It's very interesting. Were you running just too. That is the biggest water. What the hell is that a Stanley. Why is that so huge? When did you get that?

B (134:10)

Why is it so big?

C (134:11)

He had that for a long time.

A (134:14)

What? That is so big. It's the same thing as mine, but it's like humongous. Are they the same brand that they had your flask?

B (134:20)

This is a Stanley.

A (134:21)

Why is that humongous?

B (134:23)

Because I drink a lot of water and I hate having to refill my bottle a million times.

A (134:27)

So heavy.

B (134:27)

Yeah, but it could be part of.

C (134:29)

The W, I guess.

B (134:30)

Yeah.

A (134:31)

Oh my God. You look so tiny out of it. I want one of those, I guess.

B (134:35)

Yeah. Tea. It's very. Or nachos.

A (134:36)

That's crazy. I've never seen one so big. I do love these kind of tops better because you can close them and not have them spill. I did love a regular Stanley cup.

B (134:47)

But what was your Question.

A (134:51)

About the relationship. Living with someone I don't even know.

B (134:54)

Did I go running today?

A (134:56)

Oh, yeah, yeah. No running.

C (134:58)

Actually, I did running shoes, though.

B (135:00)

No, these are my lifting shoes.

A (135:01)

Did you lift today?

B (135:02)

No. Ironically, I ran, but not why.

A (135:06)

Are you running the gym? Oh, on a treadmill?

B (135:10)

Elliptical. But yeah.

A (135:11)

Damn.

B (135:12)

Yeah. Oh, my God. That is funny. Another relationship. There was yet another quick one. Brooklyn and Nicola Pout's update. And this. The only reason I like this update, though, is because now the DJ from the wedding is spilling their tea. And the DJ's name is Fat Tony.

A (135:26)

DJ Fat Tony.

B (135:27)

And I love the name, so he's kind of really the hot topic. Cuz, like, I love just branding herself Fat Tony.

A (135:33)

I do. It is giving Fat Amy, but I like it. Fat Tony or Fat who's a Fat Joe?

B (135:39)

OT Fat Sals in Boz Big Boy. Kind of related.

A (135:47)

Not fat at all in the title.

B (135:49)

Don't you feel a little weird when you go eat, like, a Fat Sows or, like, Bob's Big Boy? I don't. Do you feel bigger when you have something that has, like, fat or big in the name?

A (135:58)

I've actually never. Maybe I've gone to fat cells once, but I, like, avoid it because of that. Because I'm like, I heard they had really good mozzarella sticks, especially the one at Topanga Social. Have you been.

B (136:05)

I have tried those mozzarella sticks on your recommendation. I know Jake Weber collabed with them, which.

A (136:10)

Oh, and he had a crazy sandwich with them, too. Yeah, I know what you mean. I think it's like that there's one in Vegas, too, called, like, Heart Attack Grill, and I was like, I don't know if I want to, like, eat at a place called that.

B (136:19)

Yeah.

A (136:19)

And they, like, weigh you before you go in there. And I'm like, that's like my. My top of tea.

B (136:25)

Yeah. I would just feel. Wait.

A (136:26)

They weigh you, right? The nicoto one. I think there's a scale outside, and I think if you're over a certain amount of weight, maybe you get to eat for free.

C (136:35)

Yeah. Some kind of a buffet.

A (136:36)

If you're like, 300 pounds.

B (136:37)

That is wild.

A (136:38)

Yeah. And it's like a giant scale, kind of fierce.

B (136:41)

I don't know.

A (136:42)

Yeah. And people are. The. Outside, there's a scale. So, like, skinny people go on there to, like, weigh themselves and stuff. It's very.

B (136:47)

It's crazy.

A (136:47)

And I think you wear, like, like, hospital gowns to eat in there. Yeah.

C (136:52)

It's like the whole vibe is very. Gotta be proud to fear.

A (136:57)

Yeah. They just, like, want you. I mean, it's literally called heart attack Girls. I'm supposed they just want you to, like, feel.

B (137:01)

I'm gonna say body positivity, but also, like, not. I guess. Because if you think.

A (137:05)

Yeah.

B (137:06)

Are gonna eat and die. So, like, what.

A (137:08)

Yeah, that's the opposite. That sounds morbid.

B (137:13)

We need DJ Fat Tony is spilling their tea. Basically summarize about the inappropriate dancing. That it wasn't like Victoria Beckham was gyrating on Brooklyn Beckham. But it was more so it was supposed to be Brooklyn's dance with Nicola again. The Mark. Mark Anthony said made the most beautiful woman in the room come forward. Victoria Beckham, King 4. Then Nicola Peltz cried. And then.

A (137:36)

That's real. That's confirmed.

B (137:37)

That's confirmed. And then, wow, Brooklyn kind of froze and, like, went with it.

A (137:43)

That's kind of right. Like, what the hell? But that's so crazy. I didn't know it was confirmed. Like, that's crazy, right? Like, even if it was your own event, if it was my birthday party and they did, like, they made the beautiful girl come up, I would never be like, that's me. Like, what a weirdo. That makes me actually just on their side. I don't even care about anything else. Everyone's like, wow, they're this. They're entitled. I'm like, that's weird. She's, like, grown too. Like, that's weird. I hate that so much.

B (138:11)

And Mark Anthony, I guess it was like a Latin number, I'm assuming to Mark Anthony song. And DJ Fat Tony said Mark Anthony kept saying, like, put your hand on your mother's hips and, like, really get into the. The Latin.

C (138:23)

Yeah. People do blame Mark Anthony for most. He was instigating most of what happened.

A (138:29)

You don't have to follow what Mark Anthony says. You know what I mean? You just kind of be like, what the. Like.

C (138:33)

No, but the setup of, like, the most beautiful woman. And then he said her name. So he's creating the whole situation.

A (138:38)

Well, okay. I don't know if that's to blame, though.

B (138:43)

And he said that they would. They'll never actually release the footage of.

C (138:47)

Really this because, like, Brooklyn is doing tick tocks of him just cooking anyway. He's doing tick tock. I'm telling you, that's tick tock. He's just cooking food. This is past the drama. And everyone in the comments are like, nobody's hungry. Release the video. We want to see the family. Actually, though, like, nobody's, like, buying this. They want really Nice, though. Yeah.

A (139:08)

Moses wants to do cooking videos like that. I want you too. I'm supportive of it. We got to do it during the day, though, so we get those nice camera angles. You would soar, baby. You would do so good on that. She even knows all YouTubers. Husbands are, like, chefs. Jacqueline Hill, Mary has, like, a chef husband that always cooks for her. Christian, Desmond. Who?

B (139:30)

Julian. Jenna Marbles and Julian.

A (139:32)

He cooks.

B (139:33)

Yeah. That was his first. His first YouTube videos he did were cooking videos.

A (139:37)

Oh, my gosh. That's, like, another one to add. There was so many. There's so many that, like, cook. And I'm like, who else? There was someone else. I was watching that their husband, like, cooks. Oh, Will. And Levi from Canada, he always cooks for her. And I'm like, how come they're all chefs are really good cooks? Because that Desmond is a good cook. Like, he's so good, too. And I was like, that's so random.

B (139:58)

That is random.

A (139:59)

All of a sudden, they're amazing. That's why we got to get you on that cooking time, because, you know, they're getting sponsored by those knives and all the cooking pans. Le Creuset. We gotta get on there. We use all of those. And we're not. We're not getting there.

C (140:13)

To see where I was practicing.

A (140:15)

You've been practicing for a long time. You've been making. You've been cooking for a while. You should start cooking.

B (140:19)

Actually, Darian, he made an apple pie last night.

A (140:22)

It did look. So did he post it?

B (140:23)

Oh, yeah, he did post it.

A (140:24)

Oh, my God. Why did he not film it? He made an apple pie.

B (140:28)

Yeah. It was crazy in our kitchen. We have a really small kitchen, though, in his defense. But it was crazy in there. There's, like. He was just doing the dough, like, on the counter, like, and there's flour just all over. Over the place, on the walls, on the floor. It was crazy.

A (140:41)

He made it from scratch.

B (140:42)

Yeah, he made everything from scratch. And then he bought too many apples. So we have, like, a million extra apples every morning.

C (140:49)

Boiled an apple.

B (140:50)

Oh, that's true. I should tell him. We should make.

C (140:53)

We've been doing that every morning.

B (140:54)

How do you feel?

C (140:55)

Skinny.

A (140:55)

Yeah.

B (140:56)

Skin good?

A (140:57)

Yeah, I think it's more of the skin. I don't know if I feel skinny, but my skin feels like glass or looks like glass is supposed to make you skinny. What is it supposed to do? I feel good, but it does.

C (141:05)

It does, like, replenish your gut bacteria. So basically, your gut will work better because drinking cold water Slows it down and makes it not work. Drinking water stuff.

A (141:17)

So emphasize that the. It's just boiled apples. Because even, like, Aria this morning was like, what's the tea? I think some people think there's tea in there.

B (141:24)

Oh. Like leaves. But no, no, it's the fruit.

A (141:27)

The fruit is just infused in hot water, apple, ginger. It's not really a tea.

C (141:31)

And then. Well, I mean, depends what you define as a tea.

A (141:35)

But what is the definition of tea?

C (141:37)

Because there's a lot of teas that you buy.

A (141:39)

Exactly.

C (141:40)

Leaves that already comes. It's almost like a jam. But it's what we're doing now. It's like apples and ginger and all that. But yeah, it's been. It's been really good. Like, I've been doing it every morning.

A (141:51)

Every morning, Moses brings me a cup of hot apples.

B (141:54)

You like?

A (141:55)

Yeah, I kind of do. At first, when we had it here, I was going, I don't know. It feels like, healthy. It feels like something that's good for me in the morning. I don't know. He used to bring me muffins every morning. So I. I think I prefer this. I don't feel as humongous. Moses bring. I mean, those were great. I was thinking about that when I was at Ralph's the other day. Those, like, blueberry muffins. Those were great. But every morning, weirdly, I was skinnier then, though.

C (142:14)

It was. We were like, you know, Malibu loved. Like, it was something we were all doing.

A (142:18)

It was fine.

C (142:19)

Malibu. And we eat little muffin. We would divide it between us. It was cute.

A (142:24)

Yeah. Not really. It was just between me and Malibu, we would never eat a muffin. Moser always gave us the muffin and never eat it.

C (142:30)

It depends what kind. It just kind of like a little chocolate muffin.

A (142:34)

Those were. Those were good.

B (142:38)

Before I forgot, I did have some Nicola Pelt tea that I discovered.

A (142:41)

Oh.

B (142:42)

Because I feel like everyone is turning on her. Like, wants to hate on her and, like, is blaming her for making Brooklyn be distant from his family. And then I had to go through a lot of interviews with. Of her, and she is at least sweet to everybody. Like, in all the interviews, she's like, it's so good.

A (142:57)

Thank you for being here.

B (142:58)

I know it's cold. Thank you for waiting for me. So she seems kind of sweet.

A (143:01)

Yes.

B (143:01)

Although confirmed, her first family is, like, very dubious.

A (143:04)

But I don't think we can, like, judge people based on their family. Right?

B (143:07)

True.

A (143:07)

I mean, if you judge me based on my family, that'd be, you know, What? I mean, it's kind of like. I guess. I don't know. Well, anyways, I think it's, like, kind of somewhat unfair to judge people in their family unless that person's just like their family.

B (143:19)

But yeah, T. I don't know how deep it is with her. And I know they live. It's like they have a billionaire compound where they all have, like, houses on a compound. They have to take, like, a golf cart to, like, go to their mom's house because they. They own the whole. The whole thing. It's crazy.

A (143:33)

I like a compound, but not that, like, you know what I mean? Like, not a. Not culty or weird. I actually don't even know what.

B (143:38)

They're just like, billionaire. Very. This hate super conservative billionaire. Oh, yeah. No hashtag. No ethical billionaires.

A (143:47)

That part so true. No one needs that much money. Nobody, including me. I don't even need a lot of tickets today. Didn't buy one.

B (143:57)

You know, I love ending on a JoJo hot dog.

A (144:00)

Oh, my God. I feel like you are obsessed with JoJo Siwa. I. I see nothing about her ever. And every week is like, here's JoJo.

B (144:07)

Okay, thank you. She did it.

A (144:09)

Oh, you saw.

C (144:10)

Thank you. Interview.

B (144:12)

I just do my rounds, okay? I go to all my, like, entertainment news websites. I look like, who are the girls in our orbit every week? There's. JoJo is just doing so many interviews, I think. I don't know why. I don't know what she's promoting.

A (144:25)

I don't know. In touch.

C (144:27)

I need touch. We have either Mr. Beast, Hot Topic, or JoJo.

A (144:30)

Definitely JoJo.

B (144:31)

Choose your own adventure.

A (144:32)

Yeah, Mr. Beast. Sounds. You want to do a rapid fire. What is it?

C (144:36)

We can do it on the Patreon.

A (144:37)

Okay.

C (144:38)

Did you see her? I mean, she looks good. Like, it's a whole new Joel. It's a whole new Joel.

A (144:44)

Come on. We want you on the podcast. Girl, please.

B (144:46)

Looks great.

A (144:47)

I won't bring it. Got censored. That too. Put a little sensor emoji over.

C (144:52)

Somebody showed a clip in New York.

A (144:54)

I know her singing as Miranda.

B (144:56)

Oh, Lord.

C (144:57)

I told you there's something. I. I saw something. There's a New York show, one woman show.

A (145:01)

Trying to do guy as Miranda, but she wasn't dressed as Miranda, but she was like.

B (145:09)

That was.

C (145:12)

Oh, no, please, no. I don't want it to be good.

A (145:14)

I thought I was like, literally in all the comments. Always the comments. Festive checks always. They're always just like, no, not this.

B (145:20)

I need to reach out. I need a Haley Steinfeld was wants her for Halloween and I need to reach out for a statement me at the oscars. The My1 question for Hailee Steinfeld in the like award record breaking award nominated sinners. Why did you dress up as Miranda sings that one Halloween?

A (145:34)

Because that is crazy. Yes. People bring up way weirder stuff than that. So funny.

B (145:41)

JoJo started talking about wanting a family and it's so funny because last week we were just saying like, oh, she's waiting to get engaged. Like that's so mature for her.

A (145:49)

Yes.

B (145:49)

She. I didn't know she posted these AI generated photos of her and Chris having kids.

A (145:54)

Oh, okay. People love this trend. Not going to lie. I would have done this too. That would have been that.

B (145:59)

Like, thank God.

A (146:00)

That would have been God.

B (146:01)

If you're married with kids in this era of AI because you with chat gbt, I would be scared.

A (146:07)

Yes. The whole world.

B (146:08)

The water would run out.

A (146:11)

Yeah. There would be nothing.

B (146:13)

You would be generating crazy.

A (146:15)

Oh my God. AI would have been everything for me back in the day. My post would all be AI prompt will be okay.

C (146:22)

ChatGPT from now on your bread feet. You will talk to me as bread feet.

B (146:28)

Oh.

C (146:28)

Because you could have pre conversations, the whole thing.

A (146:30)

Conversations all day long.

B (146:31)

You would have chat GPT psychosis for sure.

A (146:33)

Your apology videos would have all been chat GPT100. I feel like I definitely made videos like this back in the day. Someone might find it. I might have deleted it. But I. When. When I used to talk to the computer and it was like a fake. It was like fake. It was like me talking to the computer. Do you remember this? And like I would pretend like I was having a relationship with it and I would like make out with it. And it was like maybe when I lived in the Encino apartment. So maybe like 2010. I'd like make out with the computer and I'd make out with the tree. I would like talk to.

B (147:01)

I remember the tree.

A (147:02)

Okay. So it's around that same era and I want to say like it was like right when her came out because I was taking. I just, you know, I just watch a movie and I take the idea and that's what it was. And people were like, wow. She was like ahead of her time. But like no one can it find find that clip. And it's so annoying because I would like talk to the computer as if I was having a relationship with computer.

B (147:18)

Yeah.

A (147:18)

And I really feel like I said it right now. I did just like take the plot of the movie.

B (147:21)

Yeah.

A (147:22)

But I Was like, I had my time with AI and I and like, it would be like a series. I had like, three videos of me, like, talking to my computer and like, dating it. Okay. No one remembers this. I can't really remember.

B (147:31)

You're interested in the tree. I feel like that one.

A (147:33)

It was around that same era.

B (147:35)

Yeah, that would make sense.

A (147:37)

And there's no picture of me, like, making out the laptop. I feel like there's like a.

B (147:40)

Maybe I feel like would have seen it, though. Maybe Jimmy could find it, though. He's also.

A (147:43)

Between the two of us investigate it.

B (147:45)

If none of. If neither of us can find it. I fear maybe I made it up. Lost media.

A (147:51)

There are some things sometimes. And that's why I like writing my book and stuff. I really had to, like, verify everything because I'm like, if I can't find, like, an example of it, then I'm like, maybe I made it up. But, like, I don't think so. That's a very specific thing to make up.

B (148:03)

I keep running into that too, because Haley Steinfeld keeps coming up and I literally, like, I remember going to it. She. I went to a concert. Five seconds in a semi concert. And I remember she. I didn't go with her, but I went with my friend who's friends with her. And then we were like, seated together. And then I remember building a gingerbread house with her.

A (148:23)

Like, I remember real life or dream.

B (148:24)

Real life. Well, yeah, in real life, I remember how, like, being in all these, like, situations with her. But then every time I would see her, like, at work, she wouldn't remember me. And in my head I'm like, like, Well, I guess I've seen Tana a million times and she never remembered me either. But that's not true. No. From like 20. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

A (148:41)

Pre. Pre.

B (148:42)

Just.

A (148:42)

Yeah, yeah, I feel like that. Yeah, I know. But that's like. Honestly, I'm kind of bad with faces too. And I'll. Nowadays I'm just like, good to see you. Because I never know how you.

B (148:50)

Like. I have no, like, photographic evidence of me and Haley at five seconds of summer or building the gingerbread house. But I. So maybe I'm gaslighting myself. I don't know.

A (148:59)

Anyway, yeah, sometimes you remember things different. Me too. With like, us meeting and like, Jo yourself at parties. I like, I'm like go there. I was like, I guess sometimes I can't remember.

B (149:07)

Obviously similar vibes too. Because then I remember we went to go like, look to see, like, find it in the vlogs. And then we get the years confused. Like, oh, me, you getting, like, the white elephant gift, like the Harry Potter book. I'm like, wait, but. And then in the vlogs, you didn't get. I don't know, it's.

A (149:20)

Or like, Shane wouldn't be there in a vlog, but I remember him being there. Like, yeah. And I remember one time being there. I'm like, oh, he's not in this vlog. So memories.

B (149:27)

Yeah. I don't know if we're a trusted narrator.

A (149:30)

No.

B (149:30)

But Anyway, JoJo, Chad, GBT her and Chris Hughes having kids. And then she. It got brought up in this interview. She was like, well, what did Chris Hughes think about that? And he was. She was like, you know, he never really said anything, but now I had to go ask him, like, hey, I know you saw that photo of us with kids. And then she. It was kind of weird because he was like, oh, we talked about that. And she was like, no, we didn't. And he was like, oh, we didn't. I must have talked about it with my friend Jack. And then that was that. Which is kind of weird.

A (149:57)

And she retold the story.

B (149:58)

Yes, she me told. Told this story. And I'm like, there might be a reason he acknowledged.

A (150:02)

And who's Jack? Why is he talking to him about it?

B (150:06)

Like, I need to know what he thought about. Because it is kind of nuts to not tell your, like, partner that you're gonna, like, post a prompt of, like, you with the family and then also not only just do it for yourself to, you know, imagine, but then post it for millions of people. It's kind of nuts.

A (150:20)

I mean, there's lots of stuff I do that I don't tell Moses. It's kind of like in the show, nobody wants this. She was like, what was she doing? Oh, she was like, googling his ex girlfriend. Like, I feel like there's just certain things you do that you just don't tell because it's cringe, but then you.

B (150:34)

Post it for everyone.

A (150:34)

Yeah, for sure. Most like, oh, I saw that on your story. Oh, I saw this on Ticket. I think he doesn't even question anymore. Sometimes I say stuff and I sometimes, like, I don't do it as much, but when I say exaggerate stuff back in the day, I. I don't know if Moses just, like, knows me so well, so he's just, like, going with it or if he ever questions, like, did that happen?

C (150:51)

I know when you exaggerate, but you ever.

A (150:53)

Is there anything where you're just like, did that happen? Or you're like, no, that's definitely not.

C (150:57)

Which depends which conversation. Like, I know when other people are in a conversation when that happens, when I'm exaggerating between us, it's not so much like I'll know because usually it's just numbers. Like, because one time, the first time you tell the story, you'll say, I went there and there were like five of something something. The next stories will be, I went there with 10 of something something. The next time you tell the same story to be I went there, there were 15 of them. So just the numbers go up. But it's the same story. It's the same thing that really happened.

A (151:27)

Yeah. Exaggerate. It is. It is different when you have a partner. Was it nobody wants this something where they were just, like, lied and the partners, like, went along, or was it Marty Supreme? Maybe it was Marty supreme where they were just like, liars.

B (151:38)

Yeah.

C (151:38)

Well, a lot of the movie was that. Yeah.

A (151:40)

And I feel like he just would, like, go along with it or she would go along with it.

C (151:43)

She was. Would go along with it. She. She was a really good actress.

A (151:46)

I love her. Odessa. Yeah, Odessa.

B (151:49)

Yeah. Odessa. Yeah.

A (151:50)

Odessa a Zion.

B (151:51)

Yeah.

A (151:52)

I really like her. She's a nipple baby.

B (151:54)

Yes.

A (151:55)

Does it matter?

C (151:57)

Not if she's a good. She's doing a good job. I mean.

A (151:59)

Yeah, I like her. Would you like her better in Marty supreme or I love la.

C (152:05)

Marty Supreme. Because in I Love la, they made her obnoxious. To be obnoxious.

A (152:10)

He thinks they based that character on Lila Gibney.

C (152:13)

Exact.

A (152:16)

And he kept saying it.

C (152:20)

Or that type. You know, there's a type.

B (152:22)

No, no.

A (152:22)

You were like, they're basing it on Lila Gimmicky. I'm like, I don't think so. I think that's, like, really niche for this show. I think it's just like, that is hilarious.

C (152:28)

But it was. Everything about this story was exactly.

A (152:31)

That was so he kept saying that too. And I was like, I don't think it's like. I think it's just an influencer.

C (152:35)

Right. But that's the one influencer I know that is that kind of influencer.

B (152:39)

You can ask Rachel Senna at the Charlie X Y the Moment premiere. I guess.

A (152:43)

Guess that. My question.

B (152:44)

Answer one question.

A (152:44)

What's that based on? That's the problem too, is, like, I don't know what to. Was appropriate to ask people, like, if I to go to a premiere, like, what do you talk to them? Like, you don't want to do Small talk. You don't want to say you're a fan. Like, what do you even say?

B (152:56)

Congrats on the film. It's so amazing.

A (152:57)

Congrats on the phone, the film.

C (152:59)

When you. In that event, most of the talk will be around the film, the people in the film.

A (153:04)

But it's not so annoying to hear people like, I love your film.

C (153:06)

Okay, well, that's why they want, like. It's like, you're going to know it's good.

A (153:10)

Why are you telling me?

C (153:12)

I went to premieres that were bad. Like, that's not. That's not necessarily.

A (153:17)

I'm not gonna say it was bad.

C (153:19)

No. Then you have to make up something.

A (153:21)

But I'm saying everyone's just there being like, I love your film. It was so good.

B (153:24)

Just be real. Be. Be like, you should have had me do the apple dance. Why'd you have Brittany Broski do the apple dance and not me, Charlie?

A (153:31)

Well, probably because I don't even know what. I didn't know it. Oh, we did it. Did we? You know.

B (153:39)

Ask her, what did you think about that guy shoving Brittney Broski? That's your one question.

A (153:43)

She's like, how about this movie, the Moment? What's it about? It's a documentary.

B (153:48)

It's like a. Yeah, it's like a tour movie, but, like, almost like mockumentary, kind of like, there's script. It is the tour movie. The tour movie. But there's, like, scripted bits. Yeah, with, like, Kylie Jenner.

A (154:01)

I like that. Like, what's real, what's not. Not innovative.

B (154:05)

Yes. Anyway, to wrap up the JoJo, she did say she knew as soon as she started dating with Chris that she wanted to have babies with him. She has very strong baby fever with Chris, and she's reached out to Meghan Trainor for baby advice.

A (154:22)

Oh.

B (154:22)

She said, meghan Trainor told me, you will know you love somebody when you love them so much, you want to duplicate them, and you want to pop a baby out that is made from them. And I get it. One of the first things I said to her after I started dating Chris was, I get what you're saying. I love Chris so much. There needs to be a mini Chris. He sent me a baby photo of him the other day. It's like, him in a trash can. It's really cute. I was like, oh, him in a trash can.

A (154:46)

A lot.

B (154:46)

There's a lot. My quote.

C (154:47)

I know a lot.

A (154:49)

I don't know if we have time.

B (154:50)

Today or the mental capacity to even unpack that.

A (154:53)

No, I okay, that's. Oh, that's weird.

B (154:59)

Silver, Seawall, Hughes, B. Z. Hackman.

A (155:03)

Love that love.

C (155:05)

It's funny. They always try to cover that they. From day one, they were kind of, like, into each other, so she always stops herself and she's like, well, later on, I. You know. Because she felt that way from day one, which is great. But they still try to cover up for the cheating.

A (155:21)

That's crazy advice. Like, you love them so much you want to duplicate them. A little narcissistic.

C (155:27)

You told me so many times.

A (155:29)

What?

C (155:30)

No. You want to duplicate them. You told me, like, I wish I had four or five of you.

A (155:33)

Four or five of you.

C (155:34)

Right? That's what she's not.

A (155:35)

Let's have babies so I can turn them into you. You're the first person to be like, that's weird when. When women try to do that. When they try to turn their sons into their husband.

C (155:42)

But that's not what she meant.

B (155:44)

Yeah, she's saying she wants mini.

A (155:46)

Mini.

B (155:47)

Mini Chris is.

A (155:48)

That's a selfish reason to, like, want to. First of all, it's not love. You can love someone without having minis. That you're the first person to be like. Because I would, like, joke about it. I'm like, oh, can't wait for Aquaman to grow up. So, like, I can, you know, someone can. He can help me with life, you know? And you're like, no, don't. Don't turn him into your husband. Like, you always say that.

C (156:03)

Right?

A (156:03)

And I agree with you. I think it's, like, so narcissistic when parents are like, But I don't think.

C (156:07)

She'S meaning for him to be her husband. She means little cute.

A (156:10)

Yeah, but that's not why you have kids. And that doesn't mean you're in love. You don't have kids, have many versions of them. That's the opposite. And we. We know that. So real with Malibu. She's not a mini version of us. She's so her own person.

C (156:20)

Judges eyes. I can see that. Like, that's what.

A (156:22)

No, no. I hate it. I hate that way of thinking. I think that's so weird. And, like, I think it's. And I think because becoming a parent, there's probably a company somewhere being, like, I would love a mini me. Like, like, there probably is, but, like, that's not why you have kids. And, like, you shouldn't want that. Like, that's like. It's a weird thing. It's like, I want. Or even, like, even inner healing. Right? Like, there is Things that, like, heal my inner child. Like my dad being so wonderful with Malibu. It's like, oh, it heals me. You know what I mean? But, like, that shouldn't be a reason you want kids. It's like, weird, you know what I mean? That they're not here to fix you. They're not here to be an extension of you. They're here to exist, to just be another human on this earth, you know? And, like, I get the sentiment, I get it. Okay, but like, weird, right? You. I'm so shocked you're agreeing. We have. We had in depth conversation where he's like, no. Like, I'll be like, oh, Aquaman, like you one day. And it's like, no, you can't turn him into, like, you. You're the opposite of that.

C (157:18)

I think about what she's think. Because she's not even. They're not even married or having kids. I think that's what I'm saying. Like, we're thinking about that in her.

A (157:25)

Like, she AI'd them. I think she's there.

C (157:27)

I think she's at that level exactly.

A (157:29)

I don't think it's any closer than it could be.

C (157:32)

I think she's so, like now thinking about how cute it would be to have a little crease. A little. Like, that's what she's thinking about. Like, it's a cute moment. Moment. It's not that serious.

B (157:42)

No.

A (157:42)

She said that's why she knew she was in love. That I love you so much I need to make mini you. That's like a weird thought. Unless there's me. Hyperbole, maybe.

C (157:51)

Yeah, it's true. I mean, it's not the first thing.

A (157:52)

I would think, but no, I wasn't like, oh, my God, I'm so in love with you. I need to have. I was a selfish, narcissistic and drug abuser. And I really wanted, like, babies because I was so selfish. I was like, I need something to love me because I don't love myself. You know what I mean? And I feel like when I. Even when we were dating, I was like, I'm breaking up with you if you don't want to have a baby right right now. And you're like, okay. I mean, because we're not. We're gonna break up or whatever. And it's like, like, that's selfish anyways. I know it's not that deep with them. I'm just saying sorry to all you all who had narcissistic parents. There's a lot out there because they Couldn't fix themselves, so they decided to have children try to fix them. And guess what? That's not how you fix yourself. So I'm so sorry for you. But I hope you're thriving despite your awful parents. And we have a lot of them. That's why you go zero contact. And we applaud that. Yeah. Normalize spending holidays alone. And let me tell you, Victoria Beckham, if your kids are coming against you, I'm believing the kids. No kids want to alienate themselves from their parents. Especially their rich parents. I would love to be a Beckham all day long. If he's like, I'm teaching my last name to Pelts. It's like, there's a reason I believe the kid always. No kid wants alienated. Not David Beckham too. I'm talking to you. He was like, oh, like, you know, we all make mistakes. And like talking about Brooklyn, like messing up or something on social media. I'm like, no, I think I believe. Believe him. Because the adult children know, you know, the adult children know. So that I say, that's it. That's a wrap on dust Trash. What a day. Or what a doozy. I've done seven hours of podcasting. Try being an influencer for a day. That's crazy. Oh, my God. I haven't stopped talking. From podcast number one to seeing Howie Mandel.

B (159:30)

I forgot about how I met Del.

A (159:33)

I know it sets you up. And then I spilled my curly fries. You'll see in my TikTok if it ever makes it to TikTok. Moses saw he was cleaning it up. I was gonna clean it up, but was like, I'll clean it up. I caught curly fries snack on on the way home. Cause I was going right past the Arby's. Like it wasn't even out of my way. It was like right past it. And I was so excited. I did a TikTok, but I only did like a 32nd one because I was trying to make it home and I was so excited. And then anyways, I was done. I was trying to put everything away and my curly fries knocked over on the floor and it was a dirty floor. Cause we've been having construction here, so we haven't had car wash in a while. And I had a dirty floor. My curly fries were all over and I just got a big one and I didn't have time to go through the drive through again.

B (160:09)

So they lost them.

C (160:11)

It was the entire.

B (160:12)

Wow.

A (160:13)

Oh, it was so sad because, you know, there's nothing better than having a little munch on the way home of a little snack. So I think I did eat the mozzarella sticks. Those were saved. But the curly fries, sadly, were lost. And that really. That really set me off. Who said that? Oh, with the sugar free yogurt. I get it. I get it. Trust me, of all people, I get that. When you, like, go in wanting something, like the steak and, you know, like, you want something a certain way and, like, I get it.

B (160:41)

Well, as you just said a couple minutes ago, if you love something, set it free. The curly fries come back. You know, it was meant to be.

A (160:48)

Those curly fries are not coming back. I would love to be sponsored.

C (160:52)

If you love curly fries, you want to duplicate them. Mini curly fries.

A (160:57)

Mini curly fries.

B (161:00)

Then duplicate them.

A (161:02)

We have lost the plot. We've lost the plot. Okay, thanks, Oscar. You really came through with those Hot Topics today. We had nothing.

C (161:10)

We have a huge one.

A (161:12)

That was crazy.

C (161:13)

Join us on Patreon as we got to talk about Mr.

B (161:15)

Beast.

A (161:15)

Wow, I can't wait for this one. Moses, you've been teasing it.

B (161:18)

Oh, my God.

A (161:18)

All right, see you guys soon. Bye.