A (2:43)

It would have been weird. But we always, you know, the same thing anyway. Like Cheesecake Factory. We get the same things. Either orange chicken or those little chicken tenders. Pizza. We like the same tenders before. No, but they were great.

B (2:54)

And I thought about ordering that today, but I knew Darian's in town today, so I was like, if you're gonna take home pizza, he's very excited about that. Okay. Okay.

A (3:01)

Okay.

B (3:01)

That's what. Because I thought about it next week because I thought, oh, we could do Cheesecake Factory today. And because Cheesecake Factory sounds good. But then I was thinking about Darien.

A (3:07)

I was like, that's so sweet.

B (3:08)

So I made sure to get lots. They're big. They're huge. It looked. It looked delicious. But there was so much pepperoni. Moses had it. You liked it. Not sponsored, by the way. They're literally like, you don't. You can. You can take us or not. It doesn't matter. But I was really excited and appreciative.

C (3:22)

They're good. Very, you know, thick, crispy, oily, New York style pizza. Oily, Spicy. If you. If you like. If you like spicy, then that's the pizza.

B (3:32)

Well, they gave us a spicy vodka pepperoni pizza.

C (3:35)

I think. I think that's what they're known for, is spicy pizza. The spider spicy. The pepperoni is what? Spicy. Oh, yeah, it was good pepperoni.

B (3:43)

Nice shirt today, Moses. I just realized what you were wearing. You didn't have that earlier?

C (3:48)

No, I didn't wake up like this.

B (3:50)

Ducks.

C (3:52)

It's for. I figured, you know, the kids would like it.

B (3:56)

The kids? Our kids. Are the kids watching our kids. Did they even see it, though? I didn't even see it this morning. On you.

C (4:02)

No, not yet. It's a surprise.

B (4:04)

Oh, okay. They will like it. That's so funny. Okay. Love it. Love your shirt. Sadway representation. I love it so much.

A (4:11)

Possibly available at your poshmark. Or no. Yes. Okay.

B (4:15)

We have lots of sad boy Poshmark. Trish. P88. Yes.

A (4:18)

There you go.

B (4:18)

Love it. It looks great on you. You look great.

A (4:20)

Thanks.

B (4:21)

In your khaki outfit. You look amazing.

A (4:24)

Thanks. I was crashing out this morning, so.

B (4:27)

Oh, I didn't know that. I said, how are you doing? You're, like, good.

A (4:29)

Yeah. I was saving it. I Was saving the crash out. Surprise. I really crashed out. I really crashed out.

B (4:33)

Oh, my God. Why are you here? You can always call off. We're literally in our basement. Like, it's not like it's a huge thing.

A (4:39)

What is that unserious? But it was like, you know, I've been standing on the precipice of a crash out for a long time, and then this happened. And I dove right into the cool, chaotic waters of mental instability this morning.

B (4:50)

Oh, my gosh.

A (4:50)

Y. Yep, yep. Because I was very excited cuz Catai announced their new tour yesterday and it's on December 12th. And I was like, oh, my God, great. I'm going to get these tickets and then I'll have to live till December 12th because, like, I have a reason to live.

B (5:03)

Okay.

A (5:03)

And I was so excited you had to sign up for the freaking membership. And it was a 20 membership. And I was like, it's so worth it because I'm gonna get these tickets, okay? And I was just like, so confident I was gonna get them because who else is signing up for the $20, like, membership just to get these tickets? Apparently a lot of people. I soon found out because I waited like two hours this morning. I was just like, on the Ticketmaster website waiting for them to go on sale. I was there, I was ready, had my little pre order code. I get in the queue. I said, 22,000 people. And I was like, that must be a made up number. Like, how are the 22,000 people ahead of me? This makes no sense. And then I was sitting there waiting, waiting, waiting. And then it was like 40 minutes of me in this queue and I'm like, damn, I'm going to be late to the podcast. Hence why I text you this morning. I'm going to be 15 minutes late. And then I finally get through. And again, in my head, this whole time, I was like, I'm definitely getting tickets. I get in the queue. It's sold out, sold out, sold out. This was literally the one, like, little sliver of hope. And yes, I trust me, I understand. Like, Kim, people are dying. I know the comments. You're pushing 40. Why do you care about seeing a girl group? I know, but I love those girls.

B (6:01)

You're not pushing 40. I'm pushing 40. You're still early 30s.

A (6:04)

The second you hit 30, you're pushing 40. Yeah. Twitter, you know?

B (6:08)

Yeah, okay.

A (6:09)

It is what it is. I know, but I love those girls. I love their music, I love their dancing, I love their style. I think they're silly. I Think they're cute. I think they're fun. And I was so excited. I was so excited, and I was so confident, and I will be. It's. Barring a restraining order from Cat's Eye after this, like, deranged rant. I will be there. I will be there. I know it. But I was just so, like, confident things were going to go my way. This one time, I was so confident, like, this is going to be it. It's going to turn around, and I did not get it. I did not. I did not.

B (6:36)

Well, I think you're in luck, because today we're sponsored by SeatGeek, so I'm sure they'll come through. They came through for Jimmy Lady Gaga, and I have a feeling they probably could come through with Cat's Eye. I hope you never know, though. 22,000, honestly, was Addison Ray, like, a hundred thousand, I think was in her kids.

A (6:51)

And this is a smaller. Like, it was the YouTube Theater in.

B (6:55)

Playa del Rey, and.

A (6:56)

No, no, no. This one is. It's in Inglewood. It's next to so Fi, Sophie. Whatever.

B (7:01)

There's a YouTube theater.

A (7:03)

Yeah. So it's like, a smaller one, and they only have, like, 10 songs. So I guess that's why they're starting small for, like, their first ever tour. I don't know, actually. Let me see.

B (7:11)

I never heard of YouTube Theater. Was it formally something else?

A (7:14)

I think it's new because it's, like, in that literally, it's, like, next or, like, almost connected to, like, the SoFi Stadium 6000.

B (7:22)

Damn.

A (7:23)

Pretty small.

B (7:24)

Addison Rachu, they gave her, like, a 3,000 cap, I think, I guess because.

A (7:27)

It'S the first one. Like, Olivia Rodrigo's first tour, too, was like, a smaller one because they. She only had, like, 10 songs as well. But we might have to set this up. Cat's Eye team, like, come on now.

B (7:37)

That is crazy. Well, I'm sure we'll be able to.

A (7:40)

Get tickets for that come hell or high water.

B (7:42)

Yeah.

A (7:43)

Again, barring a restraining order, I will be. I will be there. December 12th, YouTube Theater. I have to make it till then.

B (7:49)

Oh, my gosh. Well, you know what? I'm with you on that. I do believe in, like, having stuff to look forward to in life. Yes. A little reason to live.

A (7:56)

It goes a long way. It really does.

B (7:59)

I love that. Okay, well, sorry you had to crash out. You DM them. You follow your oomphies with one of them. No. Yeah, you are. No. Well, we love you guys.

A (8:07)

No, my n just will randomly respond to my like, crazy DM sometimes. She's sweet, but I love that. Yeah. But, you know.

B (8:14)

Oh, I didn't know. I didn't know the gravity of the situation this morning.

A (8:18)

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

B (8:19)

I feel like if you texted that, I'd be like, okay, I get it. You know what I mean? But I didn't. I never know. I never know where you're at. Be like, she's not sympathetic, Oscar. I'm like, I never know what to gain. I don't want to be too much like, are you okay? Every day. That could be a lot.

A (8:31)

It's. It's just a series of unfortunate events. We had a guest cancel who I was very excited about. No offense. Like, I totally understand why, but it's just one of those things where it's like, you know, looking forward to it. I'm, like, a reason to live. Yeah.

B (8:43)

And then can I tell you, that actually made me. So it made me. Which is fine. I'm also very pregnant and hormonal right now, so I get really sad over, like, I told you, like, red pepper chili flakes. So I was really sad, and I kind of had a feeling. But not only was I sad about it, I actually had to tell not only you. Dev from Not Loveline was a big fan, and he was helping me with questions, so he prepared, like, a whole bunch of things, too. And then my sister was gonna come because she. She loves this person, and so I had it. And then you, of course. So I was, like, telling. I had to, like, break it to, like, three and Moses. And there's something about it. I don't know. It's. It's like, what show were we watching where they had to tell someone something but they couldn't do it? And I compared it to me going to New York one time. I had a magazine shoot, like, prepared.

C (9:28)

And then they canceled because he was supposed to go play for the Tampa. Like, he was supposed to go to Major Baseball League.

B (9:36)

Oh, yeah.

C (9:36)

And they canceled on him, but he still told goodbye to everyone because he.

B (9:41)

Couldn'T be telling all his family that they canceled. Basically, he did get the offer to go play for Tampa. It's a stupid show. I don't watch it. I don't know why we're still watching. There's literally nothing but, like, yeah, he had a talent. One that was me, too. In New York in 2019. I remember my mom and sister were scheduled to come with me, and I was supposed to do this big shoot, and they also canceled on me, but I was so embarrassed to tell Them. And I remember being, like, at Olive Garden the night before. And I was just thinking in my head what I'm gonna do. I'm like, I guess I could go to a mall. I can kind of, like, kill some time. But we were only in New York for, like, three days. And I was like, oh, maybe I should just tell them. And then we can just all spend the day together and it'll be better. But I was, oh, my God. But telling someone that, like, my shoot was canceled or something. It's like this. So that's what it felt like because everyone was so excited about this person. And then I got so excited. But everyone. I've never had more people excited about this one guest. Like, I'm telling you, there's gonna be, like four or five people here that day. There was gonna be, like, an audience. And. And I had a feeling. That's why I was kind of like. And I'm always like that with guests. I'm always like, never wanna say anything until it happens because guests just cancel. It just, like, happens. Especially popular guests. And I was like. And I kind of had it. Yeah. And then I had to tell everybody. And I'm a screenshotter because I'm like, they're not gonna believe me. I don't know why. I think everyone will always say I'm lying. So I'm, like, screenshotting every information, like, where it's from. Whatever the devastation was, it was real. And it's fine. Like you said, it is fine. In the grand scheme of things, it's fine.

A (10:56)

Yes. And it makes sense. And it's, like, completely understand it, but it's just one of those things where it was like, ooh, again, Just, like, reason to live. And then it was gone. But it's okay. It'll come back around.

B (11:06)

Hopefully it's that part. Hopefully. We're still waiting on Chapel. It wasn't Chape.

A (11:12)

That was a year ago, too.

B (11:13)

That was a year ago. She actually spilled the beans that she was supposed to. Come on. We were never gonna say anything. That was a year ago.

A (11:18)

It was a year ago. Like a week. I think in a week, it'll be officially a year.

B (11:23)

Wow.

A (11:23)

Yeah.

B (11:23)

Wow. Yeah. And that was actually my only day tomorrow. It's like, our last day to film a guest before I give birth. And we were supposed to have two guests the week after I give birth. So that way we have content. And so I was kind of going back and forth, and I was like, do. Do I just film, like, a regular episode? Like, I was Just trying to figure it out. And I was like, maybe it's a sign that I just, like, take that day off. So the week I give birth will probably be like, we'll have. Be missing one episode. But it's fine. It's, like, not a big deal. But, yeah, I was getting excited. I was getting so excited. Got a cute little wig to, like, cosplay. I was, like, really excited. And, you know, it's fine. It's fine. It was fine. And they were nice, and I was nice. And of course I'm like, no worries, because, like, what? But telling everybody is, like, the worst because it's just like, everyone was so excited. I felt so cool. And then just like, I don't know, you know? And it happens a lot, so I just feel. I know. Yeah. Anyways, because everyone's like, what time? And I'm like, it's supposed to be this day, But I don't know. Like, yeah, sometimes you just have a feeling, you know? Sometimes you just have a feeling. But it's fine. Everything that works out the way it's supposed to, maybe once this baby's out of me, I'll have more energy. And that's when I'm supposed to meet that person.

A (12:32)

Yeah. Yeah. I think so, too. I think so, too. I am just ready. Whoever has the Oscar voodoo doll, you can put the voodoo doll down.

B (12:38)

I really was thinking about.

A (12:39)

I'm like, who is with me? Like, and there's a plethora of options. Let's be honest. It could be a James Charles. It could be a Colleen. It could be a Shane. It could be a Matt Rice. It could be.

B (12:49)

Shane is crazy. It could literally be a nice category.

A (12:52)

I know. I just talk too much. I fear so. There are too many options. And I can't blame anyone for wanting to, you know, stick a little needle in there. But you're so nice.

B (12:59)

But you are actually so nice. I'm the same way. That's why, like, I quit drama for a minute because I was like, let me not talk about drama. If I don't want the drama back to me. Why don't we talk about it in, like, a cute way?

A (13:08)

For the most part. Yeah. Yeah.

B (13:10)

You explained you were somewhere. Where were you? Explaining why you were unhinged lately. You were explaining could be a lot. What's that little app you told me there's, like, a little app that you chat with people?

C (13:20)

Discord.

B (13:21)

Maybe that Discord. I only know because Oscar crave. I can always tell everything you're doing. I don't know any of this stuff. But he's like, oscar gives a little message to the people. And it was something like, if I'm unhinged, I'm a little more. I go after Harry drowsy a little harder.

A (13:33)

Like, yes, that was a discord.

B (13:35)

I was like, okay, I love it. Love the message. And you were just saying, like, I'm going through. And I think that's totally reasonable. You know, it's like me being pregnant, too. I'm like, sometimes these wigs being tight, it's like sometimes you just have to go off a little. But you're still really nice. You're so nice. But I don't think anyone has a voodoo doll on you. I don't think anyone's cursed. Not even that lefufu over there. I think everything is good. It's flowing the way it's meant to be. It's summer, so I feel like summer anyways is always just kind of like what's happening. Right? You know, we don't know what days it is. Yeah, that not curse. No one's cursed here. I lift the curse off. I am also an Etsy witch, and I lift the curse off anything that's on you. We have black salt around our house, so there is circle of protection here all the time. So everything's good. And if anyone's watching and you have a curse on you, I also unbanish, unleash that curse. I don't believe in it. I don't think we have it. I think we're. We're good. We're getting our pizza with no pepperoni today. They were so. That one did make me sad a little bit. But it was my fault. That was my fault. Cause obviously that's what they're known for. And I was like, well, how would they know that I only like cheese pizza? Because that's weird. They're probably like, we want to show off our bougie pizza. And I was like, yeah. But I did. I did cry a little bit. Because, you know when you're just, like, expecting something. I kept my makeup on the whole day after our podcast. Cause it was coming at 6, and we finished the podcast at, like, 3. I'm like, I'm gonna keep my makeup on and make this, like, really cute. And then when it didn't, I was like, I know. Malibu, too. Melbu's like, where's my pizza? Cause she saw the pepperoni. She's like, that's not my pizza.

C (14:57)

I opened the first box, and it's like, it's a Lot. It's not just a pepperoni pizza. It's a lot. It's like all you see is, yeah, it was beautiful. That was like, okay, there's one more chance. There's another box. I open it, the same thing.

B (15:09)

I know. And then they did that as a big. Which I love, cheesecake. But it was. Yeah, it was frozen. I couldn't eat. I tried to eat it and I was like, oh, no. We love them, though. They're sending us three more pizzas today. Literally not even open yet. Prince Street Pizza, we love you so much. So they were so nice. And they, like, obviously, again, they're just handing it to us. And that was very nice. But. Yeah, but you thought quick because Malbu was like, where's my pizza? So Moses, like, runs into the kitchen and puts a tombstone in. He's like, here's the pizza. She didn't know any different. Shawna's like, she loved it. She ate all that pizza. She loves it. We ate the pizza. We ate Tombstone the other week, the frozen pizza. And I was so hungry, and I ate, like, almost all of it myself. And then she's like, pizza's all gone. And I was like, oh, yeah. So now I gotta make sure to leave a few pieces. I do it very fast compared to my two and a half year old, so. Learning to leave some slices for her. But we have lots of pizza coming day. Anyways, none of that. Like you said, people are dying. None of it really matters. But, you know, going through a lot of stuff this summer. Trauma with you and trauma in the body here, you know, it's. You know, we have reasons, we have excuses. I feel once the fall comes back and we're in a flow, it's better. But summer's a little wild. Nothing really happening. That's why we're talking 30 minutes. 15. Oh, God, it's only 15 minutes. Last time, we just talked 40 minutes about who knows what. I was like, oh, my God, it's over already. Because we don't have much to talk about, except for superheroes and. And that's it.

A (16:25)

I randomly have a lot of really crazy things today, and this is a really deranged episode. I'm not gonna lie.

B (16:32)

Yeah, yeah. It's already starting off crazy. But we're here for it. They're here for you. Everyone's here for you. People love you. People always are. Like, we're here for Oscar. Stan. Oscar. So I think you have the curse in your head. You should release yourself from it. I know what you mean, but what do they say it's like you have to put up with the rain before the rainbow?

A (16:52)

Always darkest before the sleigh.

B (16:53)

Yeah. Darkest before the sleigh. I have to believe that sometimes you have to go through some, you know, and you've gone through a lot. So I think you're gonna have a golden.

A (17:03)

August is gonna be my month.

B (17:05)

Yeah. I think July can still turn around. Cause your birthday's coming up Monday.

A (17:09)

Yeah.

B (17:10)

14Th. I was thinking the 16th. It's the 14th.

A (17:12)

14Th. Yeah.

B (17:13)

And what are you doing? We're not doing anything for it. You're going somewhere? No. Okay, well, we'll make it special. The 14th. This is so exciting. Yeah. I love it. And you're not gonna do anything for yourself.

C (17:27)

They closed Maggiano.

A (17:29)

I don't even have anywhere to eat.

B (17:31)

And Darian won't be able to go get it for you. Oh, no. Do we have one close to us? Call Maggiano. Somebody's bringing a hot box. Ben there day. He's down in Orange County. I'm sure he can make a trip up. Okay. Dang. I know. Well, your birthday will change around. It's a new year for you. When it's a. When you start the new year. Right. It's your birthday.

A (17:54)

Yeah. I can't even have a little surprise guest, though, because Ted Nivison's in Europe and Gen X Pen is in Croatia. So my two hyper fixations are gone as well.

B (18:01)

Everyone's traveling.

A (18:02)

Everyone's traveling. So you can't even get a little surprise?

B (18:05)

Yeah, I know. We'll think of something. If we make it to then. I don't know. Hopefully we get it to then, but I think we'll be good. Keeping this baby went to the doctor Yesterday is like eight point, like 10 ounces.

A (18:16)

Wild.

B (18:17)

Yeah. Jimmy is going away not to. That's not something that he is going to like. New York.

A (18:21)

Yeah. He goes Thursday.

B (18:23)

Yeah.

A (18:24)

Yeah.

B (18:24)

We gotta get this to me. Sorry. Okay. Jimmy, cut that out. Whatever you want. Or you can put it in. People let Jimmy in his head.

C (18:30)

Put your address, put it on the screen. Where are you gonna be?

B (18:33)

I mean, I know when there's like a lot of good Jimmy edits because the comments are always like, Jimmy's edits are so good. And I was like, oh, man, I gotta watch back our show. He did an edit about bottoms and James Charles was coming there.

A (18:43)

Oh, I did see that one. Yeah.

B (18:45)

I need to look through it. Love you, Jimmy. Okay. Hot Topics are so hot today. Oh, my gosh, they're piping We've got. Moses literally was like, I'm looking for Hot Topics. Jlo has a new song out.

A (19:00)

I was like, put that one back in the. You know what I love now?

B (19:06)

Moses, before we start the show, because we were waiting in here for a few minutes. He's like. He tries to, like, practice the jokes, too, because he'll be like, what is she, Taylor Swift?

C (19:13)

I was like, because it's a breakup song.

B (19:18)

Oh, my God.

A (19:19)

That was funny.

C (19:20)

He's trying to be Taylor Swift.

B (19:21)

It was very weird. I don't know if that's a hot topic.

C (19:25)

Well, once you hear the lyrics, you're like, oh, I see it.

B (19:28)

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A (20:42)

Well, one of mine is the lore between you and Jenna Marbles. You found that photo of you and Kermit?

B (20:48)

Oh, is this a hot topic for you?

A (20:50)

I have several questions about it, yeah.

C (20:51)

Who is Kermit? I wondered when I saw the picture. Like you never mentioned Him.

A (20:57)

This is the one time the comments will be against Moses for not knowing Kermit.

B (21:01)

First of all, I thought you were online. I thought you were on YouTube 2006. He's an original Internet icon. How do you not know? Kermit's the only dog I ever liked. Like, I loved Kermit. I love Kermit. I just haven't seen him in a while, but loved him. It was the first dog I actually like put close to me because I was so scared of dogs my whole life, and it was the first dog I put close to me. I remember the night so well. First time I met Jenna Marbles, we were on a party bus to go see. Oh, my gosh, was her husband in the band with Joshua David Evans.

A (21:35)

You mentioned that once before, and it's her current husband. Yes, yes. The only reason I know you mentioned that once that he was in a. What? What kind of band was it?

B (21:44)

Yeah, it was called the Shadows, and it was about the boyfriends of popular vloggers. And it was Joshua David Evans with colleem. Jenna Marbles. Julian was in the band. And then that's Heart. I believe his name was maybe Arnold. I don't know. That's Hart's boyfriend. He was also in it. And they did these music videos, and they were, like, super cringey, but it was at the time, so, you know, whatever. And honestly, whatever they ate with it. But we were on a party bus. The boys were already down there. The Shadows were already down there. It was at the Improv in Brea. Yeah, we went on a party bus, and it was like, I got invited. I was with Shane. Colleen was not on the party bus. Jenna Marbles was on the party bus, and we drank so much on the way down there, and it was so much fun, and she was so sweet. And then we went back to their house after the show, and yes, I got very, very drunk again. Cuddled with Kermit, puked everywhere, which is like, party foul, right? Yeah, I puked everywhere. But Jenna was so sweet. Took my clothes, gave me her. I think whatever college she went to, I forget some Boston college gave me the sweats, and I got to wear them home. And I probably still have those sweats. And it was just the coolest thing. I felt like she was just the ultimate cool girl, but also just so nice. And I was just like, yeah. And then. So that photo was me and Kermit that night, and she took it. She took it. Yes, yes, yes, yes. She was very attentive and sweet and wonderful. To me. And she. There was a bunch of people there, so she could have talked to any of her friends, and she was. We had a connection.

A (23:05)

How'd you get that invite?

B (23:06)

I think Shane. I think Shane went down and I was with him. I guess I was a plus one.

A (23:12)

I don't know.

B (23:13)

Maybe Jenna said to bring me. She must have, because, like, I never really was his plus one anywhere. So she must have been like, bring Trish or something, which was, like, the coolest. I think they had just done the Variety magazine cover. Oh, do you remember that?

A (23:24)

Yes. The one they did together.

B (23:26)

Yeah. Red background.

A (23:27)

Yes.

B (23:28)

Like Shane's jumping up.

A (23:29)

Yeah.

B (23:29)

Yeah. Was she too?

A (23:31)

Maybe she was.

B (23:32)

Why were they jumping up? I liked it.

A (23:34)

It was, like, taking off or something.

B (23:36)

Oh, my God, I love it. That's actually kind of funny. I remember thinking it was a weird cover at the time, but also iconic because who cares? Variety.

A (23:42)

Yeah. They're both jumping up Rising stars. So I think they were, you know.

B (23:46)

Are they holding hands or just jumping at the same?

A (23:48)

Just jumping at the same. Oh, no, there is a separate one where they are holding hands and on. On the ground.

B (23:53)

Okay. I love it. Yeah. I remember the time. That's a weird cover. But honestly, like I said, Variety, I could do whatever they wanted to do. It's a big deal that they were on it because there wasn't, like, YouTube.

A (24:02)

Especially at the time. Yeah.

B (24:04)

So, yeah, that was. I was going through my old Facebook for a reason. I have no idea. I've been going through Moses has the same thing else. And I'm like, old photos. Like, what are we doing? We're just, like, walking down memory lane. I don't know. I was going to.

C (24:14)

I was just wondering why? Because I know she goes on tangent and then she ends up in a photo album from, you know, 10 years ago.

B (24:20)

Yeah.

C (24:20)

And then suddenly I started getting all those pictures. I'm like, what is the common line? What's the thread here?

A (24:25)

Correlation between.

B (24:26)

Correlation. I think we're talking about my convertibles having hard tops. So I was like, look at all the convertibles. I don't know. I don't know. I was just going through it and then. Yeah, I've been posting them on. I have no idea why I'm going through these photos. I have no idea. I don't like going through memory lane because it does kind of make you feel weird. You're kind of like, oh, that was such a weird time. And then you come back to reality. You're like, where am I? But was anyone talking about this or you just loved it?

A (24:47)

I just loved it. People were asking about, like, people didn't know the lore or people were confused, like, how you and Kermit cross paths. I guess.

B (24:54)

Yeah. It was just. I think it was just that one night I met Jenna. Yeah. I guess after that, she never invited me back. Yeah, I was. I remember feeling so bad. I remember throwing up. I actually. I so distinctly remember it, too. Was like, in her kitchen, and I. I think she was, like, holding my hair back or something. Like, I. She was being really, really nice. Like, I'm sure if it was someone I did not know and they're just, like, throwing up all over my house. I'll be like, go to a bathroom or something. But she was really, really nice and gave me clothes and was just really sweet. So, like everyone else, I love Jenna. I miss her. We were talking about her the other day, too. Like, cancellations. People who just. Oh, right. Like the Ned Fullmer of it all.

A (25:33)

Yeah.

B (25:33)

How he took himself out and she took herself up. I honestly think she just maybe wanted to leave because no one. No one's canceling you. No one wanted to cancel you. And maybe they did, but, like, girl, everyone loves you. You're a saint. Like, literally did nothing wrong. I miss her. I would love to see her.

A (25:50)

I know. I feel like at this point, she's not going to do a comeback, but. No, I don't think so. I feel like she must be really happy, just, like, being offline.

B (25:59)

How long has it been? Not that long. 26 years.

A (26:02)

20. 20, right. Five years. Yeah.

B (26:04)

I think she has to make a comeback. I have to. So many people want it. Her husband's still online.

A (26:09)

Maybe she'll get, like, a documentary deal in, like, five more years. Like the 10 year.

B (26:14)

Yeah.

A (26:14)

Disappearance of Jenna Marbles and she gets, like, a Netflix documentary that's kind of an iconic comeback. I feel like if you're going to come back, you got to do it in, like, a really mainstream kind of way. I feel like she can't just post randomly.

B (26:25)

Right. Would be very Jenna of her to do that because she, like, is this that girl?

A (26:28)

True.

B (26:29)

Yeah, I think we would rather see her. We're kind of in this, like, Alex Cooper oversaturation era, where we just see caller Alex, like, all this stuff everywhere. I think people would love to have, like, an OG Jenna Marbles back. You know what I mean? Just like, you know, someone we miss. I think the problem is because Alex Hooper's on all over my FYP and everyone's, like, pissed at her for, like, singing.

A (26:50)

Oh, yeah, she got booed.

B (26:51)

Booed at the game. And I think the problem is that she's just like, too in our faces. Do you know what I mean? Like, sometimes when like one taking a break, like, Jenna, everyone's going to miss you. But to kind of like, push, like, holding back a little bit, you know what I mean? I think that makes a difference. But we're just seeing Alex Cooper everywhere. And, like, I liked her. I thought she was nice. Like, I'm like, she's killing it. She making so much money. She's smart, whatever. But it is kind of like, okay, someone was saying she like an industry plant. Because it's like, why is she getting a documentary? And why is she all these show. Reality. Reality shows. Show.

A (27:22)

Yeah, she's producing. I don't think she's on it, but she's producing that Dating one.

B (27:27)

Yes.

A (27:27)

Yeah, like Love island game.

B (27:29)

Yeah, the dating show. A lot of people were saying, like, you know, her interviews, she started out one way, which was like, I saw a tick tock talking about the. Sorry, I can't remember your name. But she was saying how call her daddy started out as like, this, like, thing for, like, young. And it was cute. It was whatever at the time. And now how it became kind of just like interviews, asking celebrities, like, softball questions and stuff like that. And I was like, that is interesting. The trajectory of how changed. She's at the Olympics. She's this. And again, not to like, blame her. I mean, I'd be taking all those opportunities, too. But sometimes I think when it's like.

C (27:53)

Well, that's what mainstream is.

B (27:56)

What?

C (27:57)

Not risky. Mainstream is very safe.

B (28:00)

Oh.

C (28:01)

And it's there to promote celebrities and movies and shows. And so she just, you know, she lives a nice calm. It's not as risky. It's not as challenging. It's.

B (28:12)

Yeah, yeah, I get what you're saying.

A (28:14)

She is in the big leagues. No pun intended. Pun intended.

B (28:19)

That's a good one.

A (28:20)

Because she has that big publicist. You know, she's got the Kardashian JLO publicist. She's a big deal.

B (28:26)

So she is. Yeah, she's mainstream. She's making the money. She's gotten the coin.

A (28:29)

It was random. Like, why was. She was at the MLB Cubs game, Cubs versus the Cardinals. And at the seventh inning, she was invited to sing Take Me out to the Ball game, which, like, what's the correlation? Exactly. I don't know. And she. The way she introed it, too, was like, all right, Daddy gang and Cubs fans Are you ready? It's like, I don't know if Daddy gang is like, oh, I didn't see that part.

B (28:56)

Yeah, everyone's annoyed with that. Rewind the tapes. I think, like, five years ago, my initial thing of calling Alex annoying was I literally hated that so much. Was the cringe. The Daddy Gang.

A (29:04)

Yeah.

B (29:04)

I was like, that's so cringe. And that was like. So when I would just call her Daddy, I was like, I have to tell you, like, I used to be one of those. But that is a little cringe. You know what I mean?

A (29:12)

Especially, like, that's not your, you know, demo.

B (29:15)

Right.

A (29:15)

Oh.

B (29:16)

If I went to, like, a sports game, I'm like, what's up, little fishies? Kisses are my fishy. I don't know. Some bull. They'll be like, what the hell is this? Like, I think in general, when I first saw her saying, like, terribly take me out to the ball game, like, in general, I was like, f. These men and their sports always, like, booing women because the Kardashians get boo. Taylor Swift.

A (29:35)

Yeah.

B (29:35)

You know, I was like, misogyny. This is why we don't do sports. But the more I rewatched it, I could understand the anger, but I did it. Alfred, just sing the Star Spangled Banner. And I was like. I literally thought about it because I'm like, how cool. It's such a big honor at a baseball game.

A (29:50)

But which baseball game? Like Little League or.

B (29:54)

It was a Major League.

A (29:54)

Whoa.

B (29:55)

Yes. It was in a city we were going to. And just like, the first pitch one didn't work out because we didn't have the schedule. This one would have worked out because you're coming in the day before. But I just was like, oh, I. I would love to. And honestly, like, even kind of like, going viral for being bad, I'm starting a bitter is kind of. Kind of cute kind of camp, like, later on. But then I was like, no, I'd want to try. I would want to actually try. I just. I couldn't. I couldn't do that. One seventh inning stretch is a little. Feels a little more. Not as pressure because.

A (30:22)

Yeah, it's like, so far in, right?

B (30:24)

It's so far in. Yeah.

A (30:24)

How many innings are there?

B (30:25)

Nine, I think.

A (30:26)

Okay.

B (30:26)

Yeah.

A (30:26)

So, like, you're 70, 80 done.

B (30:29)

Yeah. But I feel like people are so into it, and I think, like, yeah, I think people, you know, they want to sing along to it, you know, all that stuff. I. I was a weird take. But then I saw people saying, like, the Ovan did the same thing. So I looked at his seventh inning stretch and he kind of did the, you know, take real to the like whatever being silly. And I guess the original person, Harry Carey, who I only know as Will Ferrell doing Harry Carey on snl was like a Chicago sportscaster and he always kind of was like a little silly with it. So it seemed like people did maybe hate more on Alex maybe because she was a girl. As a girl myself, it was annoying. I think the two girls in the back were the ones that were being annoying the most. Did you watch it?

A (31:09)

Yeah. They were like giggling the whole time too. Yeah.

B (31:12)

I felt a lot of comments of this on TikTok. It did feel very popular. Girls in high school doing a presentation, giggling through it. You know what I mean? Yeah.

A (31:21)

You're just like pretty curse. Kind of the pretty curse.

B (31:24)

Yeah. So I was like all of it was weird. The people behind her were weird. I don't know. She went through it. She kept going through the booze. That's crazy. It is crazy. Like you said, especially cuz she is mainstream. I'd be like, I don't need to do this. You know, there's some things you could say no to, you know, like the Olympics. Great. Say yes to that. Keep going.

A (31:46)

I forgot about the Olympics too. I totally forgot about.

B (31:49)

Was she good? I don't remember.

A (31:50)

I remember. I think she was she host. She. She wasn't like singing though. She was. Whatever.

B (31:55)

Yeah. Who knows? She didn't seem to get hate for that. So it seemed like that was fine. Whatever this was. People hated. My whole FYP is this. And she does kind of remind me of like Jenna Marbles in a weird way. I don't know, like their content's not the same, but they give me the same and both.

A (32:09)

What's it called? Barstool. No. Yeah.

B (32:11)

Oh my God. I always forget Jenna did I know. Do you think she knew Dave? Maybe.

A (32:20)

Was there any crossover?

B (32:22)

Like she was from Boston, where I think he's from. I wonder if she like went to the offices like the call her daddy girls used to do. Damn. And Grace was too. Daily Grace. Grace Helbig.

A (32:33)

Grace Helbig was barstool.

B (32:35)

Daily Grace was barstool.

A (32:37)

There are photos of Dave Portnoy with Jenna Marbles.

B (32:41)

She's really young.

A (32:43)

Not soup young. She has purple. It's like her purple hair era. So that's not too long. I mean long ago. But not like, not when she first started though. So I guess maybe I kept in touch or maybe he was just out of Meet and greet. Who the hell? And I was like, here we are.

B (32:58)

Let's take a photo together. Interesting. Yeah. She did start at four stool. Right. Because I saw someone on Twitter talk about her intro, how her intro was, like, sexual Wednesdays and it was her in, like, a crop football thing. Yes. And she's all sexy, but then her content would be her, like, turning into a burrito or something.

A (33:17)

2015 is this photo. I guess that is a long time ago.

B (33:20)

10 years.

A (33:21)

Yeah.

B (33:21)

Wow. Dang. Jenna was just caught. She was such a queen. Bring back Jenna. They had a podcast if they. Jen and Julian.

A (33:32)

I think so. That sounds familiar.

B (33:35)

Yeah. She's always been super nice to me, which means I like her.

A (33:39)

Yeah. I feel like she's one of those that, like, I never have, like, read anything bad about her. Like, I've never heard people, like, hate on her or snark on her or anything. I feel like she was just so likable.

B (33:51)

Yeah. Like one of the few people that everyone just.

A (33:54)

Yeah.

B (33:54)

Likes.

A (33:55)

And also because she's so pretty, too, you think people would, like, not, like, you know, like, be like, oh, she's funny and smart and pretty, but it's almost like.

B (34:05)

Yeah. You forget how pretty she is or how hot she is, really. When you see, like, her body and stuff, because she is so, like, relatable and quirky and sweet. And then you're like, oh, she's actually like a hot girl, too. Which I like that. When you see the hot second and that's not like, the first thing. Yeah. We love. Jenna's come back. I hope Kermit's okay. Is Kermit still around?

A (34:22)

I think so. Someone I remember, like, there was a. No Pink. The singer did, like, a tick tock or something. And people thought Jenna Marbles was walking. You know, she has those huge greyhounds. So people. And there was, like, a girl that didn't really look that much like her. I think she was just like a white, brunette, tan, you know, girl walking greyhounds in the background. Everyone's like, oh, my God, Jenna Marbles just walking in the background of what? Pink doing a TikTok.

B (34:50)

That is so funny. Okay. I thought it was like Julian Stream or something.

A (34:53)

No, it was like this. And then people were asking, like, oh, are the. How are the dogs doing? And people said Julian had mentioned, like, Kermit and Marbles kind of recently. So.

B (35:04)

Right.

A (35:05)

Hopefully still be.

B (35:06)

Oh, Marbles was Mine was Kermit. Mine was.

A (35:08)

Yours was Kermit. Yeah. Marbles was the little, like.

B (35:10)

Yeah, yeah. Oh, my God. But Marvels was the og, Right? Or was they both?

A (35:14)

I think they both were. Yeah.

B (35:16)

And marbles are okay.

A (35:17)

I know, because marbles was already, like, with Jenna when Jenna was making content. Marvel is already pretty old. I think she put him in a little hot air or, like, put them in the. Like, did something where she put him in a little basket and had all these balloons to see how many balloons it would take for him to float.

B (35:32)

Did it work?

A (35:32)

You. Yeah, actually did.

B (35:35)

How much you think he weighs? Like, he. With a baby. Can he put a baby in a thing?

A (35:40)

He must have been, like, maybe five pounds. Like, he was tiny.

B (35:43)

Oh, my God.

A (35:44)

He's a little Chihuahua. It took a. It wasn't too many balloons, but it was. Yeah. Maybe like, 10 or, like, a dozen, maybe from memory.

B (35:51)

That's, like, not bad. Yeah.

A (35:52)

Yeah. I. That video was.

B (35:54)

And what'd she float him to?

A (35:55)

Just in her, like, living room, just to see. Yeah.

B (35:58)

That's so cute. I loved her ideas. They were so.

A (36:00)

I know. She's so funny and just very original.

B (36:03)

Missed that context.

A (36:04)

I know. Imagine her with, like, the Labubu crate. Like, she would have turned herself into Labubu, like, three months ago.

B (36:09)

Oh, my God. She would have been.

A (36:10)

She would have been on the front lines. Yeah.

B (36:12)

Jenna, come back. I feel like, you know, we love a break, but we love a comeback. But like you said, I think it should be a big comeback.

A (36:18)

Yeah.

B (36:19)

Monetize it. That's the thing. Sometimes people come from comebacks too quickly. You know what I mean? Like, the year that Shane was away, I think people did miss him. I think that was, like, a good amount. But five years, people are really gonna miss Jenna. They're gonna be like, where is she?

A (36:31)

Yeah. I feel like it'll be. I think she would wait even longer, though, is what it feels like.

B (36:36)

I'm sad.

A (36:37)

I know.

B (36:38)

Well, more people should go away and come back. Do you know what I mean? I think more people should take some time off. Like, just like, a couple years and come back.

A (36:47)

Yeah.

B (36:48)

Especially the ones that are, like, not into it, you know? Like, I love posting. There's people who just, like, you can tell. They don't look.

A (36:53)

Yeah. Or phoning it in because they have to. Yeah.

B (36:55)

Literally.

A (36:56)

Yummy. I can go a couple ways for my transition. I guess we'll go. The Labubu transition. I know people are over, but this part is okay, I think. Interesting. The sexualization of the boo boos is a. But there was one tweet I saw, Shout out Buffy's. You retweeted Buffy's the other day. I love Buffy's.

B (37:14)

It pops up all the time. I don't even know what it is. They're just always. They're always tweeting some random.

A (37:20)

I love it because I stole from them, I guess. Someone said that this creator was rubbing a labubu on his lanunu. And then Buffy's reply, where's the link? And then someone replied this screenshot of, like, the text in, like, the algorithm. And I didn't look for the video. I just saw the screenshot. I was like, this is insane. And then someone else. Another one of my own fees. Posted on his Instagram story, a screenshot. And it was. The title was like opening up the Boo Boo Blind box while bottoming. And I was like, what is going on? Making it sexual on the labussy. Like, we have.

B (37:58)

Oh, that's a good one. Yeah, that's a great one. Why are they doing it?

A (38:03)

I don't know.

B (38:03)

I hate that. Yeah.

A (38:04)

I'm like. Because it was like the Labu Boo to buy chocolate became a meme.

B (38:08)

Oh, yeah.

A (38:09)

And now it's like labussy, I think, is the next.

B (38:11)

And I'm like, it's funny, but also.

A (38:14)

The boo boos are just too precious to me.

B (38:15)

That's how I feel. Because then you ruin it for all of us that are trying to get away from the adult land. You know what I mean? Like, we want a cute little boo Boo for our bag, for our kids. You know? Like, don't make it weird. Yeah, I get it. I love it. It's funny.

A (38:29)

Like the Dune popcorn bucket. That made sense because it was pretty phallic, but the Boo Boo is just so innocent.

B (38:34)

They did that on purpose. The dude bucket.

A (38:38)

Oh, I think they must have known what they were doing a little bit, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because then when they did the Wolverine Deadpool bucket, that one was, like, also pretty obvious.

B (38:48)

I kind of hate that now, I think. Like, Wolverine Deadpool. Okay. I guess for like. But Dune is, like, kids kind of. Right. Kind of hate it now.

C (38:54)

No, I mean, the movie is not so much.

B (38:55)

Oh, is it not?

A (38:56)

No, it's pretty. I mean, I fall asleep during. I feel like you got to be, like, pretty intelligent. Yeah. It's like, for critical thinkers.

B (39:03)

I think you're a critical thinker. That is you. Okay, got it. All right. I thought it was for kids. I don't know. It was like a kids movie to me. Like a kid Star wars or something.

A (39:12)

No, it is similar. Ish to Star wars, but not kids. I think Star wars is more of a kitty than.

C (39:16)

Yeah.

B (39:17)

Than doing fantastic forest for kids or. No. Yeah, yeah. Because their new popcorn bucket too has the. We talked about it before.

A (39:25)

Yeah. Although I think that one was really a Knox. I think it is supposed to be his arm. I don't think that was intentional. To look like a schlong. Yeah.

B (39:33)

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A (41:22)

Yeah. I think they're trying to keep outdoing the.

B (41:26)

Yeah. And now they're just getting insane, and I'm just like, I don't know.

A (41:29)

I know. I think the Fantastic Four one, there's one that's just, like, a big head of, like, the villain, and I'm like, I don't know if I really care about that.

B (41:36)

Yeah, the Megan one, too. I was kind of like, all right, let's regroup and come out with some better ones.

A (41:40)

Yeah. Let's take a break and recalibrate. Yeah.

B (41:43)

Come back in a year.

A (41:44)

Yeah.

B (41:44)

But a little boo Boo popcorn bucket. I'd be here for the boob. And McDonald's toys. I'd be here for.

A (41:48)

Yeah.

B (41:49)

Are you here for the little bussy?

A (41:50)

I don't know if I'm here for the little. I'm all about artistic expression. Yeah, but libu boos are very sacred to me. The labussy, like, video. No, I only saw a screenshot because of Buffy's. And then I saw another screenshot of the bottom opening up the boo boo because of my oomphi on Instagram.

B (42:07)

But while he was actively bottoming.

A (42:10)

I. I don't know. I just saw the screenshot. So I can't say if thrusting or penetration was happening, but it was. He was doggy, and there was someone behind him.

B (42:19)

But how did you see the boo boo? Where was that?

A (42:21)

Because he was on all fours. Someone was behind him, and he was like. Had the.

B (42:26)

The blind box behind him was unboxing.

A (42:28)

No, he was. Wow.

B (42:30)

How did he get his arms back there?

A (42:32)

No, he's, like, here. Like, he's on his, like, knees. Yeah. Yeah.

C (42:38)

Okay.

B (42:39)

Okay. That sounds complicated. Okay. I don't know. I think that's going a little too far. But again, maybe I'm old, and I.

A (42:48)

Think it's one of those things where it's just, like, you do it for the ridiculousness.

B (42:52)

Yeah.

A (42:52)

It's, like, go viral, and we're talking about it, but I'm like, I'll check.

C (42:56)

The 24 karat gold.

A (42:58)

Oh, my God.

B (42:59)

Wait, what'd you say about the two? What happened?

C (43:01)

I'll take that one.

A (43:02)

I'd love the 24 karat gold.

B (43:04)

That's the one everyone wants. Is it real? 24 karat gold?

A (43:06)

That's what she says.

B (43:07)

But who says? Who says? Who says what's?

A (43:11)

Her name.

C (43:12)

Owner of the 24 Karat Labubu.

B (43:15)

Is it a tick tock?

A (43:16)

Yeah. There's like, she's 30 tick tocks.

C (43:19)

I think she's trolling.

B (43:20)

But she have a pink diamond one too. I think I saw, like, a pink diamond Labubu. Maybe people are just, like, parroting her now.

C (43:27)

Yeah. The first one seems like almost real, but then she start pushing it further.

A (43:33)

Lil's bulls official. She is the owner of the 24 Karat Gold.

B (43:37)

She dipped it in gold.

A (43:39)

She says it's probably the pure gold.

C (43:41)

I look solid gold.

A (43:43)

Yeah. I kind of want to try making my own.

B (43:46)

Where do you find the gold?

A (43:48)

I was just gonna spray paint it, but I think hers. Hers. I mean, she does say I'm. Who am I to refute her, you know?

B (43:54)

But she does play and see if it holds up. Like the plastic.

A (43:59)

Dip it in where?

B (44:00)

In gold.

C (44:01)

Isn't that the whole how you do, like, gold plated?

A (44:04)

Oh, how do you even melt down.

B (44:06)

Gold in a bar of gold? Put it in a pot, but I.

C (44:10)

Just don't know if it's in the microwave.

B (44:12)

Yeah, the labu boos. I don't know if they'll probably melt because they're plastic.

A (44:15)

I know. I think I was just gonna spray paint it. I'm sure hers is, you know, truly gold plated because that's what she says. But. And she does have an authenticator that shows it. So I just don't know how she did it. I don't know either. Maybe you can reach out for a statement or something.

B (44:32)

You probably could, like, customize it the way you could customize, like, a necklace out of gold, you know.

A (44:39)

This is the her authenticator. Makes this noise when.

B (44:42)

This is not a screwdriver. This is a gold testing device.

A (44:47)

Gold testing device.

B (44:49)

Tell you if the object that you touch is gold when it touches it. So I will prove that it is not my boyfriend doing the sound because he's there. So here we go. Right on my train.

A (45:06)

So it makes. It makes the noise to prove that it is real gold.

B (45:10)

That drew.

A (45:11)

Yep.

B (45:11)

That means it's real. Okay. Love her. It is a viral. I haven't seen this.

C (45:15)

When I make my tik tok, I'll call you to make.

B (45:19)

Want to do it? Okay. Go make your tik tok. Go.

C (45:24)

This is One second.

B (45:26)

Okay.

C (45:26)

This is a 24 karat labu boo. And I have this tool here. Oh, he's gonna. I'm gonna touch it if it makes the noise. It's real gold. If you See, it's real gold. I'm gonna touch me. I'm not gold. It's not gonna make the noise. You see.

A (45:41)

Wow, that was good. Could I tell you, I don't know if my aunt. I think my aunt has seen a TikTok of Moses because I gave my cousin a labubu and she was like, yeah, those are the ones that are based on where the wild things are. Like I saw on your show. And I was like, oh, a real abubu.

B (45:56)

He thought. Was that.

A (45:56)

She thought. Yeah, she thought that it was supposed to be.

B (45:59)

Oh, God, they sound like Moses Moshi.

A (46:02)

But no, she knows what's real.

B (46:04)

Wow. What if they're on Moses talk? That's gonna be so crazy.

A (46:07)

I wouldn't be surprised.

B (46:09)

You never know. Sometimes you talk about it and then it comes up. Do you give him a real. A boo Boo, though?

A (46:13)

Yeah, I gave my cousin a real naboo. Yeah.

B (46:15)

For what? For fun.

A (46:18)

Yeah. Well, she did graduate well. Oh, I bought a lot of. Because I'm gonna. Whenever I do my big return to streaming. Take it. Speaking of taking a break, you know what I mean?

B (46:27)

You're waiting for the comeback.

A (46:28)

Yeah. So when I do, I bought extra labuba so I could do a giveaway when I come back.

B (46:33)

Back.

A (46:33)

So I've had like maybe like. I think I have like 10 extra labubas at this point. So I gave her one.

B (46:39)

You should dress them like you. The ones you're giving me. So cute. With glasses and a baseball hat. It'd be so cute. Oh, my God. You should.

A (46:47)

Maybe I'll have a gold. A 24 karat gold.

B (46:49)

Yeah. If you're spraying it might as well. You're gonna have some time coming up, so you can just. That's your birthday. It's just spray painting your little boo boo.

A (46:56)

Honestly, just my. Yeah, yeah.

B (46:58)

Themed birthday party. Oh, we, ah, we saw the boo boo cakes at Baskin Robbins, but we couldn't. We can't find them in our location.

A (47:05)

Oh.

B (47:05)

Otherwise. Well, maybe we'll find one for Monday because we saw the booba cakes. I was like, oh, those are so cool. But they're like always sold out. Maybe it's like pre order on like those turkey cakes they had.

A (47:13)

Probably. Ben Verde has gotten a lot of the boo boo treats that I've saw. But you know, he lives in the area where they all have all the good treats.

B (47:22)

I know, I know. Unfortunately, we don't get any of that good stuff. Wendy's crispy chicken strips not being tested up here, but it would be Good.

A (47:33)

Devil Wish Prada. You are not in Devil Wish Prada too.

B (47:37)

I retweeted it. Someone said Trisha Paytas. And it looks so real because, like, me in a red dress next to a red shoe. And I was like, wow, this looks so real. Because I tweeted yesterday. I was so annoyed. Everything on Twitter kept being like, this person has joined the cast. This person. Why do they do so many cast announcements on one day? Probably like 25 people were announced.

A (47:53)

Right? That's a lot. Yeah.

B (47:55)

Lucy Liu, BJ Novak, Simone, Ashley. Like, it's just like one after the other. And I was like, Justin Theroux. I was like, what it reminds me of, like, that those movies they did where they like, like Valentine's Day or New Year's Eve where they would just. Everyone in this movie. And I was like, I think we're over it.

A (48:10)

Yeah. Although Caleb is in it. Caleb Huron is in it.

B (48:14)

Okay. Love him.

A (48:15)

Yeah.

B (48:16)

Any. Any influencer that gets to be in Main Street. Love that.

A (48:18)

Yes.

B (48:19)

He's in Delaware's Prada.

A (48:20)

Yeah.

B (48:21)

Who is he?

A (48:22)

He. I don't know if his character is revealed yet, but he is confirmed to be in the cast of Devil wears Prada 2. My conspiracy theory is he's taken off that you. This was the movie that you said you were going to audition for, that you flopped that. And then that is why. And. But they found out about your take on Emily Blunt, and that's why you were blacklisted because she called the Chili's Waitress enormous. That's my conspiracy theory.

B (48:48)

I stand by it. 10 dose down, as they say. I would actually have said no if they asked me to be in this movie. Is Emily Blunt coming back? Okay. Maybe they should invite the ginormous Chili's Waitress to be in it. That would be the right thing to do. Okay. Because that's wild. Well, I guess. I love that there's like body inclusion in it with Caleb. I love that. And I hope that it's not because, as I recall, we only saw it once. Hated it. It's a little body shamy. Right. Like, they make fun of her for being. You said it's like a size six or something.

A (49:24)

Yeah.

B (49:25)

So I like, hope he's just like a character and not someone that, like, I wouldn't think they would do it to a guy because that doesn't seem to happen in media. Like body shaming. But in general, I hope it's just not body shaming in 2025. I get it. It was the point of the first movie. But I hope not in the second movie. I think that's why I hated it. Maybe that's why I didn't like it.

C (49:42)

I mean, it's a. Everything shaming. Like the way you dress, the way you look.

B (49:46)

Right.

C (49:47)

Like everything.

B (49:47)

It's like, so why do people like this movie?

A (49:50)

It was supposed to be like, I mean, because that was the reality of the fashion industry at the. At the time. Like, there was no plus size models really at that time. Now the fashion industry is more inclusive in comparison. Like, it still has a long way to go, I think, but in comparison to you. Because now we see like, I mean, Rihanna's, you know, she has like disabled models or. And then there's different bodies, different skin tones. So it's a lot more inclusive now compared to.

B (50:15)

So hopefully that represents it. But then I feel like it's not the movie because in the whole movie, just them being.

C (50:21)

They're probably gonna juxtapose that mentality with today's. You know what I mean? When they come and they're like, try to do that. But everyone looking at them like, are you crazy? You can say that now. You can't.

B (50:32)

I feel like we don't need a movie about the fashion industry because it's just like unrelatable. Like, it's so unrelatable to anyone. Like, no. Who's working in the fashion industry. 1%. Yeah. At that level. Like a Vogue. You know what I mean? It's like not relatable. Like, no one is like, like assisting.

C (50:48)

No, but exactly. That's why people watch it. Because it's not a world they see.

B (50:52)

It's.

C (50:52)

It's a world they glamour and, you know.

A (50:55)

But this one is about the. The sequel is about the decline of, like, print media and media. Yeah. So it's like this. It says the sequel. Follow Meryl Streep's Miranda Priestley as she navigates the decline of traditional magazine publishing. Making the matters more complicated. Her former assistant, Emily Charlton, who is Emily Blunt's character, is now a high powered executive at a luxury advertising company. And she has a long memory. So I guess it'll be like Emily Blunt versus, like, Meryl Streep. And we'll see where Anne Hathaway fits in.

C (51:27)

But there'll be a young person be like, you need to do tick tocks. And then they're gonna be doing tick tocks.

B (51:32)

Well, Simone Ashley, I read, was the assistant to Miranda Priestley's character. They had a cast list. Like, Simone was definitely like, assistant number one. That was like the thing Justin Thoreau was, I believe, Emily's husband. I believe BJ Novak is Anne Hathaway's husband. I was, like, reading the whole thing. Some of them are not casted yet. Specifically, Lucy Lee. I don't know her character. Okay. I don't know. I know there's a lot of Devil Wears Prada fans. I don't. I guess it's one I don't get. I don't know. Does it need a sequel? No.

A (52:03)

I mean, I'll probably be seated opening night. I can't even try to pretend you're.

B (52:07)

Going to the premiere.

A (52:08)

You know, you can't keep me out of an amc. And also, I did. I haven't seen it in a long time, but I do remember, like, having the dvd. I remember watching it a lot. And you loved it when it came out. Yeah, it wasn't like I liked it a lot. I don't know if I loved it, because it doesn't hold in my brain. As far as, like, the other movies, like, Illegally Blonde. I remember being obsessed with Easy A, obviously House Bunny. Like, it's not a match here for me, but I remember really liking it.

B (52:34)

So, like, even House Bunny, I, like, love. And I feel like they did a good job with, like, size inclusivity without making someone feel fat, I guess, like, one of the girls they did call fat in the house. But, like, they, in general wasn't, like, the butt of the jokes if one of them was a little bigger than the other.

A (52:48)

Yeah, but the Devil Wears product, it was, like. The point of it was, like, show the state, like, how messed up the fat. Like, that industry is. So that was. The point was.

B (52:58)

But there was no, like, repercussions. Like, the mean girls in. In House Bunny, like, got it at the end, you know? No one got it at the end. Miranda Priestley didn't like.

A (53:05)

But she learned. She didn't fall. But she, like, learned the. Because then Andy and Hathaway's character, she ended up slaying in the end. So it's like. You can't judge book by its cover, you know?

C (53:14)

Yeah. It was more about her, I thought.

B (53:16)

She stopped working for her at the end.

A (53:17)

Who, Andy?

B (53:18)

Yeah.

A (53:18)

Yeah. She ended up slaying. So. And then.

B (53:20)

So she left her.

A (53:21)

She, like, stuck it to Miranda. Yeah.

B (53:22)

What did she end up doing? That Slade.

A (53:24)

I remember she had the whole makeover scene, and she left her annoying boyfriend who everyone thinks was, like, the real villain.

B (53:30)

Oh, yeah. Adrian Granny.

A (53:31)

Yeah.

B (53:31)

I don't like him.

A (53:32)

He's not coming back. Confirmed.

B (53:33)

But BJ Novak is something very random. Maybe Delaney Rowe will be in it, too. She would. She's probably gunning for a part in there. She should be. I'm excited. Okay. I'm excited. I am excited. I do love Caleb. I do love that he's everywhere. Oh, my God. Like, he's really blowing up. I love him. Yeah. You know, I like Meryl Streep, too. I just. I guess I just don't like the movie. But you know what? That's everybody. That's different opinions for everybody. You know what I mean?

C (54:03)

There's a movie you will like.

B (54:04)

What?

C (54:05)

Coming in August.

B (54:07)

What is it?

C (54:08)

I can't even see Austin Butler.

B (54:10)

Perfect.

C (54:10)

Caught Stealing.

B (54:12)

That's the name of the movie?

C (54:13)

Yeah.

B (54:13)

Austin Butler needs help picking roles because it does look.

C (54:17)

The COVID looks like the one with.

B (54:18)

The bike riders one. That was awful.

C (54:20)

It has Zo Kravitz, Regina King, Matt Smith.

B (54:24)

Oh, love that.

C (54:25)

A bunch of people.

B (54:26)

They don't need a new movie poster because that movie poster is something I want to see.

C (54:30)

I thought it was the other movie when I first saw it.

B (54:32)

The. Right. The Easy Riders, the Bikers. Yeah. I love Austin Butler, but someone is fumbling him because he should be getting some of these big roles. But I'll see that movie once they.

C (54:44)

Come out, I think in August.

B (54:47)

This August.

A (54:49)

I think.

B (54:52)

Well, we're running out of a quota to see. We have time to see a movie this weekend, and it's really now Jurassic park or Superman.

A (54:58)

I think you got to do Superman. Really current. Yeah.

B (55:01)

To be current.

A (55:02)

Yeah.

B (55:02)

Did you see it? You've seen already? You know, no.

A (55:04)

Thursday.

B (55:04)

It's been out. Someone's people already seen it.

A (55:06)

There was, like, early screenings. Well, there was the premiere and, like, press screen. That was Monday. The last. The LA premiere. And then there was, like, a fan screening Tuesday. And then the. It comes out for everyone Thursday night.

B (55:20)

Okay, so you're seeing Thursday. Thursday night? Yeah. Maybe we'll see it. I don't know if I can get into.

A (55:28)

You tweeted something about Superman and I tagged James Gunn for you, so I hope he saw it.

B (55:32)

What did I tweet?

A (55:33)

You just tweeted a photo of you.

B (55:36)

Oh, a Supergirl.

A (55:37)

Yes.

B (55:37)

Yes, I am right. You told me he's doing a Supergirl movie, so I'm getting my.

A (55:41)

There you go. So you have to get in. You have to get in the. So I tagged James Gunn for you. I think he saw it.

B (55:47)

How do you know?

A (55:48)

I'm just. I'm guessing.

B (55:49)

I didn't like it or anything. I love James Gunn. Love James Gunn. Always loved you. That might be why I was on Facebook. Maybe I was trying to find old pictures. Every time I think, I think of my neighbor, Hollywood Superman. I'll rest in peace. But he was like the Superman on Hollywood Boulevard, and he loved. And I think the premiere was at the Grauman's. Oh, yes. So it was giving me flashbacks of our superhero life. And my neighbor who played Superman on Hollywood Boulevard was obsessed with the movies. And he looked like him, too. He would have been a great Superman. But, yeah, the premiere looked fun. Gideon Gemstone is that guy's name. Gideon was the son that's in the new movie. He was at the premiere and he looked great. I was. I was on a tweet storm yesterday. I love tweeting. I love it. I was like, I know. I love Twitter again, and I love seeing people at the premiere. I wish we would have gone. I wish we got invited. I probably would have gone to that one.

A (56:35)

It didn't look fun.

B (56:36)

Yeah. I guess in the Politician, someone brought up, too, that he. Ben Platt's character says, you look like Superman.

A (56:42)

Yeah.

B (56:43)

He manifested it.

A (56:45)

He knew.

B (56:45)

Is it good? Is it getting good ratings, good reviews?

A (56:47)

Yeah, it has a 91 from critics, so that's really good.

B (56:53)

What does Jurassic park get?

A (56:54)

Like 55.

B (56:56)

Really? That's so wild.

A (57:00)

Yeah.

B (57:00)

Maybe we'll go see that.

C (57:01)

I'm excited to see it because I remember. I remember the original Superman, like, as a kid watching, you know, at the time that movies look bigger than life.

B (57:08)

Know. Is there Lex Luthor in this one?

A (57:10)

Yes.

B (57:11)

So it's basically a remake. It's not like a continuation.

A (57:14)

It's like a. Yeah, it's a remake. It's like. It's a newish story, though. Like, same characters, but it's like a new take.

B (57:22)

But it's like she's meeting Superman for the first time, not knowing it's Clark Ken.

A (57:25)

No, it starts off like they're Lois Lane and Clark Ken are already in a relationship, and she already knows he's Superman.

B (57:31)

Oh, okay. Okay. So it's like a little continuation.

A (57:33)

Yeah, it starts just, like, in the middle because James Gunn didn't want to do, like, the origin story all over again. Like, people already know. So let's just get it. We'll get right into it.

B (57:40)

But how does Lex Luthor fit in there? I thought he was defeated by Superman.

A (57:43)

Because it's not a continuation of, like, the past stuff, but yeah. Yeah.

B (57:46)

So we have to meet him.

A (57:48)

Yeah.

B (57:48)

Was kind of spacey. Lex Luthor. Am I just, like, making that up?

A (57:51)

I have no idea. I. The only Superman movie I saw was the Henry Cavill one.

B (57:57)

Who's that?

A (57:58)

Henry Cavill. He was the other. The Superman before this one.

B (58:01)

What's he from that. He's not the one in the TV show Smallville?

A (58:06)

No.

B (58:06)

Oh.

A (58:07)

Oh, I forgot about him. No.

B (58:09)

Yeah. Where'd he go? What was his name?

A (58:13)

He got arrested for DUI a couple months ago. That's how I. Oh, what was his name? Tom Willing.

B (58:19)

He disappeared because people loved him. And then there he's just like. Disappeared.

A (58:22)

Yeah.

B (58:23)

The curse of the Superman. I feel like they kind of just fall off after playing Superman. Huh? Because who else? Oh, Dean Cain. That guy went off the deep end.

A (58:30)

Oh, yeah.

B (58:30)

Like, I really feel like it's a curse.

A (58:32)

I think David Corn sweat can overcome.

B (58:34)

Beat it. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Okay. Yeah. He's about. He's. They look the same. They all look the same, huh?

A (58:45)

They look like Superman. Yeah.

B (58:48)

Why don't they change it up and.

A (58:50)

Put the quirky guys.

B (58:52)

Oh, yeah, we talked about last time. They should they do that with Batman. All the Batman's look a little different. I mean, I guess they're all white. Yeah, white and brooding is a good one. They change up Doctor who's a lot.

A (59:01)

Yeah, they look different. The mythos of Dr. Who, like, it's just a new woman.

C (59:06)

Almost like incarnate reincarnation.

B (59:08)

No woman. There's a woman Doctor who.

C (59:09)

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

B (59:11)

I don't like that. That's like trying a little too hard. Do you know what I mean? It's like when Ghostbusters. Like, we're into all women. It's like a little try too hard for it. Do we like the woman Doctor who?

A (59:20)

I don't know. I'm not a doctor. She was a good person. Oh, there you go.

B (59:23)

Oh, yeah, yeah.

C (59:25)

Because, I mean, the idea of Doctor who is not. It's the same character. They reincarnate into a different person. So it can be anything.

B (59:33)

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A (61:56)

Famous last words.

B (61:58)

We're gonna see something. We will see something this weekend. I will come back on Monday with.

A (62:02)

A report, and it'll be something from, like, three months ago, probably.

B (62:05)

Where's Megan? No, what's the other one? There's another one you talked about where they were, like, airdropping, threats drop. Yeah, I want to see that one.

A (62:13)

It was just like. But what was. You came back and you were like, guess what, Hot Topic? I saw the bike riders in theater, and no one cared.

B (62:21)

That was. And that was right after giving birth. I remember we was, like, our second week out, and I was like, oh, my God, let's go see a movie to feel like ourselves again. I was. I swear that was, like, gonna be. When you talked about.

A (62:32)

No, no one talked about it.

B (62:35)

I know. It was awful. I don't blame them. No, I know. I feel like this is our last, like, outing we have to get before we have the baby. So I was like, we have to go see a movie, because we probably haven't seen anything since the Bike Riders or whatever the hell it was called. That was our one movie out. So we have one maybe Superman. It feels more relevant, I guess, because even I was looking at the Jurassic park times and, like, it goes from, like, 20 movie showings in one day to, like, two.

A (62:56)

Yeah, it loses a lot of screens to Superman.

B (63:00)

All right. Better be a good movie. I hate when I go see something, I'm like, oh, I don't want to see this. I don't want to sit through it.

A (63:06)

This is a. I'm trying to think of a smooth transition, but there really isn't. You know, Jubilee, that channel.

B (63:11)

Oh, yeah. We talk about them all the time on our Patreon.

A (63:13)

So their newest video is getting, like, a lot of pushback and trigger warning because for food stuff. Because the title is insane of their latest video. It is anorexia versus obese, and it is the craziest thing in the world. It's like, what does that mean? Half of them are people who have, like, binge eating disorder as far as, like, they're. They eat a lot and they are heavier, and then the other half are recovering from anorexia, and they, like, debate, like, which. Like. Which is harder, like, wanting to be skinnier or wanting to be bigger now that, like, the. Because, like, the people who are heavier want to be thinner now and, like, lose weight. And then the people who are suffering from anorexia have to, like, you know, gain weight now.

B (64:00)

But a big trigger warning on this. Obviously, talking about bodies aren't people who are anorexic want to be tiny?

A (64:07)

I think because they're in the recovery phase.

B (64:09)

But. But okay.

A (64:10)

But I still feel like they don't.

B (64:11)

Want to be bigger.

A (64:12)

Thinking too. Yeah, but. And I literally. I saw the tweet go viral. Shout out Matt xiv. That's what I saw it. But I think that's Roman numerals. But I don't know.

B (64:23)

Yeah, you don't know. You're so intellectual with Roman stuff. No, I know 10, but that's like four, maybe 14.

A (64:33)

What is.

B (64:34)

He's another Roman numerals. Yeah, you probably don't need to learn, but they teach you anyways.

A (64:40)

Number 14. Okay. Matt is very intellectual. But, yeah, I saw the thumbnail, and I was like, well, let me just go through the video to see if it's as bad as it looks. And then, like. But the first thing really was, like, which is harder, wanting to be heavier or wanting to be thinner? And, like, the girls who are recovering from anorexia are asking the heavy guy, like, oh, what is it about, like, wanting to be skinny? Blah, blah, blah. I'm like, wait, but.

B (65:03)

But. Right. That's where I think they're missing the mark. I think I'm. You know what we know about anorexic people. They love to body check. They love to show. I know how tiny they are because they have this dysmorphia in their head. I'm actually wondering for you what has caused you to kind of have the opinion of you would rather be too skinny than too big? Like, is it something specific that you've gone through?

A (65:23)

Life has given me that opinion. Not his lower third being Dominic. Obese is, like, not for raising gosh. So it's so weird. Like, they're debating it. I don't know. But.

B (65:33)

But everyone just wants to be skinny at the end of it. Everyone's fighting the skinny struggle.

A (65:37)

Because the title is. I'd rather like the. For the title of the video, Anorexia versus Obese. But like the title of this chapter, and it is, I'd rather be too skinny than too big. So they're, like, debating on that, but everyone kind of agrees.

B (65:48)

Yeah, but also me, too.

A (65:50)

I guess that is the point. Finding middle ground between these two extremes. But also, I'm like, I think we might need to wrap it up because this is just so extreme.

B (65:59)

The conversation alone is weird, but then having some people who are anorexic versus people are binging who actually like that's like so extreme because it's like two ends of the scale. That's not like, oh, I'm just big and this is how I am or I'm skinny. This how it was. It's two people who have eating disorders like arguing about this. And like also like we, you know, we know about anarchist, like the body checking. Right. Like them like people. I know this firsthand because people will like come to my videos and be like, if they're trying to be mean or whatever, be like, like Trish helps me like stay in my anorexic era. Like just like not eating. Because they look at a big person with sometimes with disgust. Sometimes the way you're eating disgusts them. So that like helps them keep not eating. So I think putting like anarchs of people with like really big people, it's just like a recipe for disaster. And it sounds just triggering all around for everybody. It's like, ah, like okay, it's. It's the extremities. It's not just a big person and a little person having conversation. What it like to be a big. In a little person. People with very extreme same eating disorders, which I can relate to obviously. But like why, why are they having this conversation? I don't think it's helping anyone. They both seem like they're both still actively seeking help for their I know.

A (67:04)

Issues and they do like, it almost feels like rage bait to me. But it's like. But the thing is it's at the expense of these p. Especially if like for anorexics too, like they're. They say they're in recovery but like, you know, who knows for sure? So it's like at the expense of these people who are going through mental illness. So it's like like what?

B (67:22)

And I think like with addicts, you know, or like even with me, it's like I feel like you're just once. Yeah, you're always there. Like you're in recovery. It's like addicts can be in recovery but you're still an addict. Whereas I still. Same thing with probably you relate. Whatever. Like me too. With like binging. It's like you're constantly having to like think about it. Like it's never just like easy, I'm done. Okay. Fixed it. It's like you're constantly in a state of like trying to manage it and being like, okay, today I gained weight, today I lost weight. Like this kind of stuff. So it sounds. Yeah, it's not like any body positive people are like, this is how I am.

A (67:52)

And, yeah, it's like. And I feel like they've done some, like, in the past, some good videos, which is like, explore different, like, people who come from different worlds. And, like, you know, they can expand people's horizons, but I think they're just at the point of, like, whatever is controversial enough or rage baity enough that people will click on because they're having.

C (68:12)

Two people of, like, you know, what's better to be addicted to meth or to alcohol?

A (68:17)

It is very not.

C (68:18)

You know what I mean? Because they're not showing one side that is healthier or, like, they're both unhealthy.

B (68:25)

And they're both having and both admitting to it. They're both saying they're b. One's a binger, one's an anorexic. I mean, they're.

C (68:30)

But it also puts it in a bad scale because the anorexic ones are basically the ones that lost weight to an extreme place, but they are in. In a way, seem to be successful compared to the people that didn't lose weight.

B (68:43)

Yeah.

C (68:44)

But then they're not there. They could die. Like, that's how bad the disease is. So it's. It's a really bad.

B (68:50)

Yeah.

C (68:51)

This one is comparison.

B (68:52)

This is weird. This is jubilee. Or it's a knockoff Jubilee.

A (68:55)

It's the. The OG Jubilee.

B (68:57)

You're weird. I feel like, especially about this stuff, it's like, why did you put this out?

A (69:01)

It's so weird. Their videos lately are crazy. Versus stars is another one.

B (69:07)

They did no fat. What?

A (69:08)

No fap. Versus this star.

B (69:11)

No fat fap. Oh, no fap. What's that? Fap. No fap. People who don't believe in that, I guess.

A (69:21)

People who don't off versus porn stars.

B (69:25)

I mean, why are you, like, have.

A (69:27)

A negative effect on society? No FAP versus porn stars. So people who are against versus people.

C (69:32)

Who make it should be more against people that are addicted.

B (69:36)

Or I guess that one is, like, a little more entertainment value because, like, what's it really matter? Okay, you don't want a fat. Fine. You want to watch Fine.

A (69:43)

They are crazy. 20 protesters versus war. One Palestinian. Should illegal immigrants be deported? Pro versus anti. What? One LGBTQ versus 25 conservatives. And then who secretly hates Star Wars? This is crazy. This channel is deranged. This channel is absolutely dream.

B (70:04)

Oh, my God. Especially the 1 versus 25.

A (70:06)

I know. This is nice.

B (70:09)

Oh, my God. They really went downhill, huh?

C (70:11)

AI is coming up with for those Videos.

A (70:15)

This is nuts.

C (70:17)

It would make more sense to have different diets. Let's say, you know, keto versus veganism or something.

B (70:21)

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

A (70:24)

That is nuts.

B (70:25)

They're off the deep end. They're off the rails. I think YouTube has stopped monitoring, like, content that was like, whatever. Yeah, just put it out there because it does seem harmful and dangerous, these videos.

A (70:36)

I know. It's like the range of videos they do is just insane. 25 Christians versus one atheist. And then the one right before it. Who's the anime hater? What? Moderate versus woke. One pro lifer versus 25 pro choice who's not a twin. This is literally like right next to each other. What the hell is going on? This is crazy.

B (71:02)

Are they getting views? What's their views like?

A (71:03)

They're all over the place. Like, some get in the millions and then some get like 100k. So they're like.

C (71:08)

Some go viral. I see on Tick Tock there's always that clip from, you know, a person sitting and there's the 25 people.

B (71:14)

Oh, okay.

C (71:15)

They jump into. Yeah. So some of them go viral.

A (71:18)

It is nuts.

B (71:19)

How do we get on a Jubilee? What video are we doing with Jubilee? What are we sitting in on?

A (71:24)

No, where could they. Where should they. Which one would be on? I don't know.

B (71:29)

25 people versus David Dobrik. Just like, what would it be? I have no idea, honestly. Even that, Mr. Beast. I don't know.

C (71:39)

25 YouTubers that got cancelled versus Jenna Marbles. You know, something like that.

B (71:45)

Come back on Jubilee.

A (71:48)

That is nice.

B (71:49)

Oh, my God, they're wild. I hate it.

A (71:52)

I really, I feel like. Because I know they're all supposed to be very incendiary, but I think I haven't seen as much backlash as this one because it is really insane.

B (72:03)

I haven't seen any. I haven't seen any of this. It's on Twitter.

A (72:06)

Yeah.

B (72:07)

What did Matt14 say?

A (72:08)

Anorexia is an eating disorder, not a body type. Also, even if what they're implying is skinny versus fat, what exactly are they supposed to be? I need people who run Jubilee arrested. T. Love it.

B (72:20)

Matt 14 beats. It's so weird. It's so weird and triggering for everyone involved. People watching.

A (72:29)

You have to put that in the title. Just like Willy Nilly is like, yeah, what's the thumbnail? The fats on one side, the skinnies on the other.

B (72:37)

Can I see it? I need to see this. Oh, my God.

A (72:42)

Literally it's just them.

B (72:43)

Like, that is so.

C (72:45)

But is it like a debate? Are you Supposed to live in it, thinking one way versus the other. Be like, okay, I'm. I'm happier that I'm anorexic. Then, like, okay, I get your side. Because the other ones, you know, they try to convince you, you know, pro life, pro choice, whatever. Like, that's what I'm saying.

B (73:00)

It's triggering because obviously they're all just trying to be skinny. So, like you were saying earlier is like, to me, I watch on my takeaway would be like, okay, I'm just not gonna eat. Like, that's. Obviously, they're happier because they're skinny. You know what I mean?

A (73:09)

I know, because it's like a middle ground. So I guess it's supposed to be, like, almost like a Venn diagram. Like, how are people different? What do they have, like, in common or whatever? But really, what they have in common is they all want to be skinny at the end of the day, which.

B (73:20)

Is, like, sweet 10 steps back always.

A (73:22)

Yeah.

B (73:22)

Jubilee setting us back.

A (73:24)

Yeah, people are Jubilee than Sabrina Carpenter. Like, what the hell?

B (73:28)

Oh, we do have mis. Misdirected anger sometimes. And, like, let's. Let's focus on the real villains.

A (73:36)

That is nuts.

B (73:37)

Oh, man.

A (73:38)

Well, speaking of villains, James Charles went on a rant and then had to delete it on Tick Tock.

B (73:43)

No, I haven't seen this one either. What was the rant?

A (73:48)

So I'll play it. But to preface, he went on a rant about, like, when you're leaving a grocery store and there's, like, that strip of, like, yellow bumps on the sidewalk. He went on a rant about this.

B (74:00)

Can't wait.

C (74:01)

He's an old lady now. Actually, like, complaining about the prices of milk and eggs.

A (74:06)

There's text all over it because it was, like, a re. Upload, but I'll still play it. You know what's pissing me off today? These. These, like, whatever.

B (74:15)

Bump. Oh, my God.

A (74:17)

Stupid things they put outside of grocery stores and airports. Like, what is the purpose of them? Can somebody genuinely explain it to me? If you are, like, a civil engineer, why on God's green earth if I just spent 200 on groceries, but I want to roll them over the. The bumps and give my entire cart a seizure. Like, my carton of eggs just sitting in my cart.

B (74:37)

Like, why? Why?

A (74:40)

What the. Literally, what the. Like, we just bought a bag of ice, rolled it over e. My hair. Just bought a bag of ice, rolled it over the thing immediately. Hole in the bag of ice. Okay. Just spilled all over the road.

B (74:53)

Oh, my God.

A (74:53)

When you go to an Airport. Like, why am I going to sit there and roll my luggage over that and have everything, like jumping around inside? It's literally having a seizure.

B (75:00)

Stop.

A (75:02)

It just doesn't make any sense to me. Like, like, what is the point? What is the point of those bumps other than making everyone's life miserable?

B (75:09)

Oh my gosh.

A (75:10)

Can somebody tell me?

B (75:12)

It takes like a quick Google search, babe. Like, it takes such a quick Google search to realize it's not for you, it's for visually impaired people. What? Like that. Oh, I hate it. Makes my blood boil because I get being stupid and cute for views. Like, maybe he just thought he was being ditzy and he's like eating or whatever, but then also like just knowing that, like it helped, like, who it helps and stuff. And just like, you could just tell it's vapid. There's nothing in his brain. I don't think he was trying to be cutesy and whatever. Because if it was something like the sugar free thing or whatever, you don't really. Sugar free yogurt or whatever. Okay, like you could be cutesy, dumb chicken or the sea. But then if it's like something for like helping like disabled people and you're like still doing this. So that's why I just think he's dumb. I think he just. Yeah, Google didn't know. But also it's like, what? You just sound stupid and entitled and like spoil. Oh my God, my bag of ice. I get it. I think you're trying to be funny. But also like, don't be a dumb. Like, how about let's Google things. This is like the third or fourth or fifth or sixth or seventh time that you said something so insensitive to people who like can't see, who need those bumps to like figure out, okay, we're entering the store, right? Like, here comes the street. Like, when you hear Lululemon, you probably think of Align yoga pants. Weightlessly soft, like you're wearing next to nothing. That's why you see the them in class, at the grocery store and in the park. But did you know about skirts with built in liner shorts so you can still jump for the Frisbee and tanks.

A (76:33)

And bodysuits with Align's iconic stretch, you won't want to take it off.

B (76:38)

And with endless style options, you don't.

A (76:40)

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B (76:56)

All gaffes, no breaks. That's my vibe.

A (76:58)

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B (77:07)

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A (77:09)

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B (77:16)

So dumb.

A (77:17)

I know. And I know that this is his thing. Like, he's like, oh, I'm gonna crash out over some. But the fact that he deleted it really means that he didn't, like, think about.

B (77:25)

So he didn't know.

A (77:26)

Yes. Because obviously it's like ableist. And that is the thing about James Charles. An overarching theme. He just has no. And this may seem extreme, but we've seen the pattern. He just has no ability to, like, empathize with any other person. He has. He can't put himself in any other person's shoes besides his own. Like, he can only think of James Charles. That is the overarching theme. We saw it with Kayla. He couldn't think about a girl who was abused. He could only think of him being horny. That is all James can ever think about is himself. That is just the pattern of behavior. Everything about him is, how does this service me? Even when he tries to do something good, it's to, you know, diffuse something else. To like, deflect something else. So it's an overarching theme. It's an overarching theme. And I hate that his thing is just crashing out and screaming at the camera because it's. Is it entertaining? It's not even funny.

B (78:17)

It's.

A (78:17)

To me, it's not funny. It's not entertaining. It's like.

B (78:19)

Because it's so, like, out of touch. It's not like a cute, like little boo boo or cat's eye. It's like. You know what I mean? It's like him in his car screaming about the battery on his Tesla or something. And it's like, yeah, it's like.

A (78:30)

Or his $100,000 video.

B (78:32)

Yes. Right. Oh, my God. It was a minute long and I had to re edit it. It's like that kind of stuff is like so gross. Like, it's not. I think. I think you're right. I think he's trying to be like a cute crash out. But it's like giving. You're out of touch and you're just like.

C (78:45)

Like you're just an idiot, you know, like pure idiot. Because you have no logic. Cuz, like, I mean, I go to the grocery store twice a week at least. And when you get there, you See why it's there? It's safety. Cuz people zoom with their cars.

A (78:57)

Yes.

C (78:57)

And when you leave the store and the cart is in front of you, like the whole cart will be at the road before you can see the cars and they just zoom by. And I, I know like you just go slower so you don't. So your cart doesn't get a seizure. Like you don't need to go fast over it. But if he worked like in the city and they would take those out, you know how many people would get run over by cars literally just rolling out the store. Just like him being mindless and going fast. And I mean it really takes just logic to understand why that thing is there. It's like speed bumps on the road. Like he'll be the first one to take them out next to schools. He'll be like running over kids.

B (79:33)

Yeah. James is just dumb and not in a cute way. I know in actually a harmful way. I would say like just like spewing this and then other kids that obviously he has fans look up to him and there's like repeating this rhetoric. Like it's just very odd and dangerous. And then you have people being like, yeah, like these bumps. You know what I mean? Like it's just so.

A (79:56)

I know because I know it sounds like unserious at the end of the day. Like, oh, he's just like, you know, trying to be entertaining or whatever. But again, it's like the pattern of behavior when it comes to him. Just like not being able to empathize with any other type of person from any other walk of life. Besides like, like his own is deranged.

B (80:13)

That's why I'm like, maybe he's just. And I really don't mean this in like a mean way. Like he really is just actually like dumb. Like, just like not intellectual. Because like even like you said the thing with him being like, oh, I, I didn't, I didn't have a crush on this boy. I just like invited him out. He wanted to come out to la and I was just like, oh yeah, come stay with me. Like are like either like you're either you're sadistic and evil. Which is like kind of what everyone gets. Because you're the friends with Kayla, you know this guy. You obviously have a crush on him. Or you're just like dumb, dumb. Like you just are literally like shouldn't it. You should have been a conservatorship. Like if you, if you think this person just wants to. Like you're just being nice and like let me fly you out to just be nice. Like you're, there's. You know what I mean? Oh, I hate that. We see Wendy, we see Britney and all these conservatives was like the Kanye's and the James Charles are out there. Just, oh, I didn't know. I didn't have a crush. I just being nice come to my house. Like either you're dumb dumb or you're evil.

A (81:03)

God. I, I think he's trying to reheat the you and Gabbie Hannah nachos like in peak like mental. Because that like as deranged as it was, you know, got numbers.

B (81:15)

Yeah.

A (81:15)

But that was a true authentic place of mental illness. And this is just trying to appropriate period.

B (81:22)

Because Gabby was letting strangers into her house. I was doing God knows what, who knows. Definitely letting strangers in my house. Just wasn't showing it drugs. Just got the stories. Next time Kelly's on here, she can tell you stories of everything she found in my house in 2019. Just like ransacking people, ransacking through the house. Me just on the floor like, yeah, you're right. Appropriating mental illness. Because James is still looking put together. He looks like he's showering. He looks like he's getting his nails done. You know what I mean? It's like he's trying to do like a crash out a spiral. Is he?

C (81:51)

Well, I think he wants to be a stand up comedian. I think he's working on beats. Like he's, he keeps coming up with those beats and he's testing them out and before you know it.

A (82:01)

And what's up with those bumps on the road?

C (82:02)

Yeah, but that's exactly what he's doing. I think he constantly looking for a moment and he's gonna go viral and be like, oh, he's so funny. I really think he's, you know, narcissistic in that way and wants to be a stand up comedian.

B (82:16)

I just have never found James Charles funny.

A (82:20)

I found him when I liked him. I found him situationally funny. Like when he is bouncing off like in his collabs with like Emma Chamberlain and stuff.

B (82:29)

I watch those.

A (82:30)

I don't know, like back in those days, like situationally funny but not like, you know, not like a Caleb where he can just like take a mic and like be funny or like even like a Brittany Broski. Like they can just sit at a desk and be funny and tell jokes. But I mean this is again the pattern of behavior because he's like one of his first scandals was like, I'm going on a class trip. It might have been to Africa or something. And he's like, I'm. I hope I don't get Ebola. Like, he was saying stuff like that.

B (82:53)

Oh, my God.

A (82:54)

There is another one where he was like, again, Again. Kind of like a crash up. It was like on Twitter, though. He's like, oh, my God, I just cannot stand when I'm behind someone at the store and they're just walking so slow. And everyone's like, well, they could be like handicapped or disabled or something. And then he had to delete that and apologize. Like, it's just like a pattern of him.

B (83:09)

Like, just him.

A (83:10)

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

B (83:13)

Just. Yeah. This is why influencers get such a bad rap. Like, because he is so popular and he has so many fans still. And it's just like, what a prick. You know what I mean? And it's like everyone's. God, that's such a good. That's a good one. That's a good punchline. I know that. But that is it. That's why we think every impulser is like James Charles. And they're not all like that. Very few are like that. What can we do to stop? And it's again, maybe just take a little break. Let people miss you. If James turn away for like a year, people would miss him. Like, they like him now, right?

A (83:52)

Yes.

B (83:52)

You still have a lot of views. People like you. You go away for a year, be mysterious. Where James Charles go when you're back, everyone's like, oh, we missed you so much. You know what I mean? And I think that's the route.

A (84:02)

And come back dating someone in their 50s or something. I don't know.

B (84:05)

That's crazy.

A (84:07)

We've got the opposite of.

B (84:09)

Oh, right. Maybe someone in their late 20s or something. Maybe 30, 30s.

A (84:13)

Okay.

B (84:14)

Like a Jeff Wittek type, but not Jeff.

A (84:16)

Yeah. Someone who's not straight. Not straight and older.

B (84:22)

Gay older. Who did I see there was a gay older person looking for love. Jonathan Bailey.

A (84:30)

Stay away from Jonathan Bailey.

B (84:32)

Could you imagine?

A (84:33)

I would do something. I would do something that would get me on the news, like prime time.

B (84:38)

You're not making it to Cat's Eye.

A (84:40)

Surely not.

B (84:41)

Yeah, surely that's a title joke. That was weird. Jimmy, I'm not making.

A (84:46)

No, keep it in. Jimmy, I'm not making it to Cat's Eye. I'm gonna do something drastic.

B (84:50)

Oh, my God. That would be crazy. That'd be crazy. But, like, not impossible.

A (84:56)

Not impossible, but highly unlikely. But crazier things have happened. Who am I to Say, look at this here. Crazy things have happened.

B (85:04)

That is. Oh my God. I'm like having flashes of that now. Whatever happens, it's so crazy.

C (85:09)

They'll call it Jurassic Park.

B (85:12)

Wait, what? What was it?

C (85:14)

Because it's in connection. Jurassic Jonathan Bailey.

B (85:19)

Wait, what was the joke? Jurassic Park.

C (85:21)

He said he's gonna do something drastic.

B (85:23)

Oh, Jurassic Park.

C (85:24)

And I immediately in my head, that's pretty good.

A (85:29)

It's pretty good.

B (85:31)

Well.

A (85:32)

Oh my God.

B (85:36)

James always in something. It's good. He deleted it, I guess, you know.

A (85:40)

I know. I mean rare for him to like.

B (85:46)

Yeah, I guess he doesn't see, he.

C (85:48)

Doesn'T have a good friend, like to run it by first, you know. But before you test material on the public, you have to test it on people that you know.

B (85:56)

I just feel like he's so online these days. Like, you know, you had to know better than to tweet these things and say these things.

A (86:02)

I think he really thought he ate and he was being relatable. And then obviously the presentation was like the crash out. Because that's how he presents his like you know, relatable thoughts.

B (86:09)

But Right.

A (86:10)

Yes.

B (86:11)

I don't know if it is relatable though. Does anyone be like, what are these dots here? For?

C (86:16)

Because he thought, you know, he finally went grocery shopping on his own. He's like, I'm one of the people now. This is what people deal with every day. They'll relate to me.

B (86:24)

Sticker on the apple or something like that. You know what I mean? Like I hate bumps on the, on the road. He's so.

C (86:35)

We need the barcode. Cuz when I get there and I don't have a sticker on something now. They have to look for it.

B (86:40)

The sticker on the fruit. You can scan it with a sticker on the fruit.

C (86:43)

That's what it is. Yeah.

A (86:44)

Oh, I. You sure? I click fruit and then click.

B (86:47)

Yeah.

C (86:48)

Oh, if you self check out.

B (86:49)

Yeah, they scanned the little sticker. The little Chiquita banana sticker.

C (86:53)

Yeah, that's what it's for. It's for skinny. No, for the price.

A (86:56)

One time I got a banana, a Chiquita banana. They had. It was like an Avengers collab and they had Avengers stickers on it.

B (87:01)

Ooh, and they scanned it. I don't believe that. I don't think they double check that. That's a scanner. Cuz there's no code on there. You know what the code looks like?

C (87:09)

Oh, the ones I'm talking about. There's a code. That's what I get in onion Anything.

B (87:12)

Sometimes there's like an apple code, right?

A (87:14)

Yeah.

B (87:15)

The brand sticker.

A (87:15)

Yeah. Like a dole or.

B (87:17)

Yeah, like, why do you have to have a sticker on every apple? A co. Yeah, code I could see, but.

A (87:22)

But honestly, you're kind of eating with that. You should make a TikTok.

B (87:27)

I crash out over it too.

A (87:29)

What the hell is up with the stick on you in 2019 would have.

B (87:32)

That's true, that's true. Me and James would have been going at it. What an interesting choice for him to go that route. I guess. I guess people think it's funny. I guess he gets views. I don't know. We started looking for a James Charles fan out there. We always ask each episode, oh, my.

A (87:46)

God, that's a Jubilee 20. Yes. 20 James Charles haters versus one that will never happen.

C (87:52)

They wouldn't be able to. To find it.

B (87:53)

I would. That's what I'm saying.

A (87:54)

I would love the one fan. They're out there because he gets so many views. So they're definitely out there. They're just like 12 is the problem.

B (88:00)

You think? Okay, okay, that makes. That makes more sense. I'm just like.

A (88:03)

So I think they're 12 and just can't like. And obviously it's not their fault, but they just can't like, comprehend the severity of the allegation, you know what I mean? Because they're too young to be able to even like empathize with, like, what that can mean and stuff, you know?

B (88:20)

And James is like 26 now, right? That's crazy. I still think. I'm like, well, he's like young, but like also.

A (88:25)

No, no.

B (88:27)

Pushing 30, as they tell us. Yes, but late 20s is knowing better for sure. We can't infantilize 20 older, 20 people forever.

A (88:37)

Well, speaking of fruit, Hailey Bieber.

B (88:40)

Oh, what's this? What is she. What's. I haven't heard this one.

A (88:45)

Did you. Oh, she has her new road lip gloss that's inspired by lemons.

B (88:50)

Okay.

A (88:51)

You saw that?

B (88:51)

No.

A (88:52)

Oh, okay. Well, start with that.

B (88:54)

Okay. That's why I said fruit.

A (88:56)

I was like, yeah, so start with. I'm gonna start with that and then get into her new accessory. But she did like a little photo shoot for. To promote it and she went with like, she did a whole photo shoot and the theme was like the lemon yellow. But then a lot of the criticism was like, butter yellow is technically the color of the year.

B (89:17)

So everyone was like, color of the year. Butter yellow.

A (89:19)

So everyone commenting like, why is this such a bright yellow? Like, why not A softer butter yellow. And she posted, stop asking me why it's not butter yellow. It's not butter yellow because it's lemon, not butter. And butter yellow is played out respectfully. So she had a little crash out over it. People wanting us to be butter yellow. But she revealed the new road lip gloss accessory is a belly chain.

B (89:43)

I saw this.

A (89:44)

Okay. Yes. And the Internet was kind of, like, divided over it. And admittedly, you know, I'm really trying actively to be Haley Bieber supporter.

B (89:51)

Yes.

A (89:51)

I do not hold it against, like, not holding the Selena stuff against it. Like, fresh slate. I'm a new slate with Haley Bieber. Love that she's holding down for the family as a working woman, as a mom, postpartum love and support you. I was. I went on the freaking. Another rant about this to Darian, and he was like, you're doing too much. Because I was like, wow, she hates the boo booze. And now she basically has. She has a waist chain and she's hanging her lip gloss on her freaking waist chain. Which is weird. What people with Laboo.

B (90:20)

Really?

A (90:20)

I never hold it on their jeans or on their belt.

B (90:23)

Oh, but I didn't know they had, like, a waist chain.

A (90:25)

Someone dies, guys. You know, maybe I'll invent that next Haley. But that was my first inclination. I was like, how could she be anti, you know, having a little trinket hanging from your waist and then wanting to, you know, have your lip gloss?

B (90:37)

Maybe she's anti. But, like, this is the trend right now, so I'm going with it.

A (90:41)

But, yeah, some people thought it was, like, capitalism, useless, etc. And then other girls commented, I need that belly chain.

B (90:50)

It is kind of cute.

A (90:51)

It is kind of cute. Yeah.

B (90:52)

I was gonna, quote, tweet it and be like, is there plus size ones? Like, I was like, oh, it'd be cute because I'm sure that one will not fit. But if there was, like, a little bigger one, maybe.

A (91:00)

I guess so. I'm someone. I think someone commented this, like, to be funny, but someone said, why does it look like a tampon holder? And I was like, actually, that kind of. Kind of to have that utility of, like, you know, you never know when you're gonna need one. I'm like, okay, maybe. Maybe you can relate to that carrying.

B (91:16)

Around all day, though. Like, because you just never. You do never know when it comes. But, like, all the time.

A (91:21)

I. I think it's a fierce statement. Like, yeah, I could be on my period any second. And what about it?

B (91:26)

Why right now they make them Kind of cute. Like the pearl. The champax pearls. That could be cute. I do like the idea of it. Like, I like. I like when you can find different places to wear things. So I do like that. And it is confession. Like you said, it's feminism. It's like, yeah, it's a tampon. People are so taboo of, like, can you get tampons at the store? And they're like, oh, no, I don't get tampons.

A (91:44)

But I like that more than the lip gloss holder, I think, because I'm also like, can you just have it, like, you know, five feet away on your. On your towel or something? Like, do you need to carry it with you into the ocean?

B (91:54)

Maybe that's when your lips get chapped because your lips will get wet and then they get dry from the sun, so then you have to reapply. So that could be. I don't mind it. Did she. Was there someone else that did that, too? I thought there was another company that also did a matching belly chain lipstick.

A (92:09)

Yeah, I saw another brand do one, and I guess there's just, like. Because there was also a controversy of, like, oh, this smaller creator also had one, and they had, like, there was some charms on theirs as well. And also, like, lip glosses and other little trinkets. But I. And then there was a debate over that as well. Like, did she just. Is it like, a general idea? Or is she, like, you know, just seeing small companies and doing it herself?

B (92:31)

Right.

A (92:32)

To me, I feel like they've kind of been around a while. Like, it's not that unique of an idea.

B (92:37)

Like, oh, the belly. I guess I never saw, like, a chapstick belly chain.

A (92:39)

I don't know. I guess you're right. Yeah. I haven't seen, like, a lip gloss valley chain.

B (92:42)

Yeah.

A (92:42)

But that also is kind of her thing right now is just having a lip gloss holder anywhere.

B (92:47)

Yeah, I mean, the. The phone case one was brown breaking. Yeah, I like that one.

A (92:50)

She had the mirror one recently, too.

B (92:54)

Just finding different places to wear.

A (92:55)

Wherever you anklet would be cute.

B (92:58)

I would wear that before my belly. I don't know if I want my belly accentuated.

A (93:02)

Yeah. I think anklets are making a comeback too, so.

B (93:05)

Or like the chapstick, it should be maybe closer, like, around the neck, so you just go, you know, like, have it.

A (93:09)

Oh, yeah, yeah, I like it.

B (93:12)

I like the Trying something new.

A (93:15)

Yeah. But you. You do make a good point. Like, let's make sure we have inclusive sizing on those.

B (93:20)

It's hard these days, honestly. I think companies have given up on inclusivity. Like, you're gonna get what you get.

A (93:25)

It's like the, like, Brandy Melville, like, the one size.

B (93:29)

There was an Instagram story from a couple weeks ago that I reposted, and it was a company, and it was so cute. It was like pink sequins, and then in, like, red sequin letters, it was like. I forgot what it was. It was something like, eating peace pasta means never having to diet or something.

A (93:44)

I don't know, something silly. I remember you posted that.

B (93:46)

Yeah, it was so cute. And the size. The largest size they went on was a size large. And it was like, for a size 10. I was like, I think people who are saying no to diets are not a size 10. Maybe some. But I was so annoyed. I. Because it was so cute and I, like, kind of order it. I was like, what is. Who are they making this for? Yeah, size 10 and under. Maybe that. Maybe naturally they're like that, but I don't think in general they're wearing that or try to promote that. I was so sad about it. It was just a random Instagram company. But, yeah, inclusive is definitely going. Going down. But aloe. There's an aloe close by, opening up, and I'm like, dang, I really want to shop there. But their sizes, I think the biggest one's an xl, and it's pretty small.

A (94:19)

Oh, that's their biggest.

B (94:21)

I do love an aloe moment. But. But there was a time a few years ago, I got to squeeze into some owl leggings. They were pretty comfortable, but I don't think I.

A (94:30)

Do I. No, I don't think I own anything.

B (94:32)

You're Aritzia. You go to Aritzia?

A (94:33)

No, I don't.

B (94:34)

Wait, really? Did you go into the store before?

A (94:37)

I did, because, remember, they had that giant puffer jacket, and I went to go investigate. Like, in their front display, they had a puffer jacket that was, like, literally to fit like a giant. Not even just like a big person, like a giant. And I thought it was. Was fun because you can stand in it and, like, look teeny.

B (94:51)

Right.

A (94:51)

So I did go for that.

B (94:52)

Did you take a picture in it?

A (94:54)

No, I don't think I did.

B (94:55)

I never. You just wanted to look.

A (94:58)

I think so. I remember I sent you a photo of the jacket, but I don't think I was in the. In, like, in it.

B (95:03)

Okay.

A (95:04)

And then we had. Our plan was to, oh, we should go look at it and, like, stand in it and be skinny.

B (95:09)

I think we just have A plan early on.

A (95:11)

Yes. Did you see Nara Smith's baby names that she was thinking about for her next one? I honestly.

B (95:17)

Yes.

A (95:17)

Okay. I thought she kind of ate with these, to be honest.

B (95:20)

Yeah. They were kind of cute, kind of normal. Yeah.

A (95:25)

As far as like just unique baby names, there was nothing like that out of. I don't know that out of the norm, I think. Right. She said that some of the boy names that she thought of but won't be using were Moss. Goody Sunday.

B (95:40)

Love it. I love it so much. Moss Last Goodie Sunday.

A (95:44)

I actually really like it.

B (95:45)

She. The way she comes up with the flow of the news too, is so great. Yeah.

A (95:49)

And then she also likes the names Champ, Silk, and Dare, which are all good.

B (95:54)

That was a good one. Dare gives me a little bit like the Dare program. Like.

A (95:58)

Oh, remember. Yeah.

B (95:59)

But other. Other than that, I like the Dare.

A (96:02)

Is also a singer now too. So that's what the Dare. Yeah.

B (96:05)

Oh, I love it. It's like the weekend.

A (96:06)

Yeah. I like this. I like Dare. And then for girl names, she liked the name Twinkle, which is a little too close to Tinkle and also Twink, so.

B (96:16)

Right. Twinkle. Right. It sounds like Twinkie.

A (96:20)

Yeah.

C (96:20)

But when you have kids, Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star is one of the biggest songs.

B (96:24)

That's true. They would love. Yeah, they would love to be named after that song.

A (96:27)

True. And then. Oh, the Velvet Button. That one is really cute. Velvet Button. Willow Mirror. She said she also thought about Apple, but obviously Apple Paltrow took a first.

B (96:40)

Is that what she said?

A (96:41)

Yeah.

B (96:41)

That's so funny.

A (96:42)

She said it won't be using because it's been used before. And she says she also loves the name Berry. Like B E R R Y for a girl.

B (96:49)

That's cute. Like a berry smoothie.

A (96:50)

Yeah.

B (96:51)

Yeah.

A (96:51)

And another name that she likes that Lucky does not like is Butter, which.

B (96:56)

That is a good love butter. It's such a cute butter noodle. Oh, yeah, I forgot that was on.

A (97:03)

My list for you. Oh, my God. And then the other names she'd liked were Merit and Shimmer, but she won't be using those either. I like Merit. M E R I T. I think.

B (97:15)

That'S Mirror was really popular. A lot of people were saying, like, oh, that was like always a name I wanted. So Mary was a pretty popular. Shimmer is beautiful.

A (97:21)

Shimmer reminds me of Hunger Games.

B (97:23)

Was there a Shimmer there?

A (97:24)

There was a glimmer. So similar.

B (97:26)

Yeah. I love that. Shimmer's really pretty too.

A (97:30)

I feel like you. You've talked about your Other baby names before, but I think you have to do reheat Nara's nachos and really do like a TikTok with all the names.

B (97:38)

We were. Yeah, we were thinking about that. So funny. I was like trying to feel like all the. Because I did a little bit yesterday. I was doing a few names just here and there. We really changed once we found out we had a boy. Because I really had all girl names. Like, I had Furby and Sugar Cookie and Paper Mate.

A (97:53)

You don't think Furby could be a boy Furby?

B (97:55)

Yeah, I guess so, right? Furby's a good one for a boy. But we then we started going this weird route which we. I never thought about before, which is like movie posters, which is like, weird because obviously Malibu we have the Barbie, so it doesn't really even correlate. But I was like, we have to have a movie poster because we had the Barbie poster and the Elvis poster. I'm like, we have to have another iconic name poster up in our house. So it kind of switched with this last one. So then we were thinking like girl names, like, again, like Selena or Pono or something. But then when was a boy, we're like, okay, if it's like Aaliyah, we're like, okay, Lion King. Or we were really in a king for some reason, like King Tut or like, we were really on these, like, names. I loved Aladdin for so long, so I was like, that goes with our movie poster name. Aladdin. Yeah, we kind of got. And then it started. It's the last one. It was like a surprise one. Cancer is a water sign. Moses loves water. So then we're like, okay, we need to think of like water theme. So then thinking like water themed movie, it just became like Titanic beside Licket Water World. That's my. That was my number one.

A (98:59)

Wait, really?

B (99:00)

I loved Waterworld. I loved it.

A (99:04)

Flipper.

B (99:07)

Cute.

A (99:08)

Free Willy.

B (99:09)

Triggering, but cute. I like it too. Then it was like, Moses has this poem that I used to, like, make fun of, but I actually really love it now. I think it's like so deep and so good. But he. We were talking about on our Patreon how He was doing YouTube videos before I met him. And he would do. Yeah, like 2006. You were like, so starting YouTube videos. And he has this one where he like recites poetry as like this. Like, was it spoken word or you had it memorized? It was written down or we just.

C (99:34)

Like that I wrote. It was a written poem.

B (99:36)

Okay. It was a written poem. And like he's so serious in it. And, you know, when I first met him, I was like, oh, my God. Ick. Like, whatever. But now I watch it and I'm like, oh, it's like. And I used to say it as, like, a joke all the time. Like, go watch this Water Snake poem. It's so cringe. But now I, like, really love it. And then I was thinking that I was like, maybe our baby should be Water Snake. It's so cool. But then I was like, but there's no movie. So I'm in my head too much now where I'm like, like.

C (99:56)

Because our baby is the year of the snake, too.

A (99:58)

Yeah.

B (99:58)

Yeah. And Water Snake was his poem. And it's actually a pretty good poem. And it's like, something I talked about a lot. And I was like, maybe it doesn't matter. And I loved Water World. Like, I love the name Water because, like, he always says, I am water. I identify as Water, all this stuff. And, like, he truly believes it. So I'm like, well, that is like a way of life, a way of thinking. If that's life itself is water, it's kind of a good name. So that's when Water World came in. But it's like, do we need a movie poster? Or should it be a name that just means something to us? Especially Water Snake. That's pretty on the nose. It's your poem. It's one I talked about a lot. It's Cancer, Water. It's the year of the snake, which is you as well. You're the year of the snake. So it's like, ah. Is that. Is it more important to have a name of substance that means something to you? Or. Yeah. Or like. Yeah. Or does it fit? Because Nara Smith was saying how all they had to fit together, like, her names of the kids. So it's like, shouldn't it fit? We have Barbie, we have Elvis. Like, should it be another icon?

A (100:54)

Yeah, I.

B (100:56)

We're kind of stuck.

A (100:57)

Yeah. But see, my thinking would be, if there is no movie, go out and make your own sister. Go out and produce your own movie. And then you used to always say, like, if I'm going to be in a movie, it has to be my own vehicle that I'm going to have to write, produce and star in.

B (101:14)

Basically. Poem, Water Snake over there.

C (101:18)

Like, Trish talks with the kids.

B (101:20)

That's true. That's true. Oh, yeah.

A (101:22)

You can make your own movie. I loved it.

B (101:24)

Yeah. I mean, I kind of was like, wait a minute. I think I even came up with that as the baby name was kind of like, wait, I kind of like Water Snake? Because I think my sister came up with, like, a water. Like, what's a movie? Cobra Kai or something's out now.

A (101:34)

Oh, yeah, yeah. The. The karate movie.

B (101:39)

Is it. Is it a karate movie?

C (101:40)

Yeah.

B (101:41)

Oh, wait, really?

A (101:41)

Why did it go Karate Kids?

B (101:43)

Is it new, or am I just.

A (101:45)

No. So it was a Netflix movie. Netflix show that became a movie, but it's based off the Karate Kid.

B (101:51)

And does Kai mean water? Like Cobra Snake and Kai mean water? Because someone else told us Kai. I want to say my photographer Irma was saying Kai as the name, and I was like, is that okay? So.

C (102:03)

And when I was in high school, everyone called me the Karate Kid. I looked like him when I was in. Did you do karate in elementary school? End of elementary school, yeah.

B (102:11)

They called you that because they did karate or whatever. What?

C (102:12)

The movie came out and I just looked like him.

B (102:14)

Oh, the original.

C (102:15)

I had the same haircut, same everything.

B (102:16)

Ralph Macchiato or something. Ralph Macchio when he was a kid.

A (102:19)

Yeah.

B (102:20)

Really? So should we name Karate Kiss? That's the name.

C (102:24)

I'm just saying there's one more connection.

B (102:25)

Oh, connection. Yeah. We definitely need to find the connection to everything. I like Cobra Kai, too.

A (102:30)

I guess you could flip it. Kai. Cobra doesn't flow as.

B (102:34)

Right, right, right. Cobra Kai. Water. Sn. I don't know.

A (102:37)

And Kai, Gigi Hadid and Sarah Zayn's baby. Is Kai really?

B (102:42)

Yeah, I guess it's a popular name because. Yeah, for her first. Like, Kai is the name for the boy. Okay. I don't know. We know. We know. But I love. I did love Water Snake and Water World were ones that were kind of pushing me in a different direction. But we definitely know because now we have a name that ties to, like, 5,000 things. Okay, here's a tie. Here's a tie. We keep looking for all the ties, all the signs, and we're like, this is the name. Name. Maybe you don't know in Spanish, Shark is a Tibron.

A (103:11)

I think so.

B (103:11)

Yeah. Yeah. There's also. I forgot who sings it.

C (103:20)

Oh, it's better like that.

B (103:22)

Yeah. There's a song I think it's by. Maybe Bad Bunny was like El Tibaron. Like, I like. We used to listen to it before stage all the time, and it was like the shark, and I think it was Bad Bunny. And I did love Tiburon. That's such a cool name.

A (103:34)

That is a cool name. Oof.

B (103:37)

Like, we're. We. It is weird. Because we do talk about names sometimes, and we're kind of like, maybe flip, but I think we know, but. Well, we have to know. I've ordered all the names already, all the name stuff, but Tiburon is cool. I don't know what it is. I don't know what it is.

A (103:49)

It is. When I was sending my dog, I was really struggling because my dad only wanted a girl, but I really wanted a boy. So I can name it Sheldon, after young Sheldon.

B (103:57)

Still. You're still in the Sheldon era.

A (103:59)

I haven't watched it in a long time, but I see little Ian Armitage out in the world, and I'm like, young Sheldon.

B (104:04)

Yeah, yeah, love.

A (104:06)

So I named her Penny because Big Bang Theory Kaylee Cuoco is Penny. But also, there is a Spider man character named Penny. So I'm like, oh, it's my two things in. In the Spider Man. It's only been a cartoon. Yeah. Good name. Yeah. Penny. Yeah, her name is Penny.

B (104:23)

The new one.

A (104:24)

Yeah, yeah. The baby. And also, all my dogs end in, like, a. Has to end in an E. Sound like. Like, it's Eevee Harley and Winnie was pass away and then Penny. So it all.

B (104:37)

Okay. Love it. But I.

A (104:38)

What are those? And you want movie posters, girl, back off. Okay.

B (104:43)

We know someone close to us that gives the name of their kids. They have four kids, and everyone has to have, like, a N. Like a hard. This sounds crazy. Like a hard N at the end of their name. I know, I know. I don't know.

A (104:53)

That sounds actually. No, no, no, it's okay. A hard R is the. Yes. Yes.

B (104:59)

And, like, every one of their kids. And it's, like, weird because they can't come up with names. Like, they keep having. And it's like. Yeah, it's. No, it's fine. It's just funny. Like the beginning K. I get it. Okay. All the Kardashians are. Khloe's is all T, T, R. Okay. It's so funny, though, like, having to end in E, like, because. Does anyone pick that up? I guess. Yeah, you're right.

A (105:19)

Well, the first two, Evie and Harley, were just on at, like. Like, I just like those names. And then by the time the third one, I was like, oh, well, now I have a trend, so I gotta stick to it.

B (105:27)

Yeah, that's how we are. Yes, that's exactly how.

A (105:29)

Yeah. Yeah, you're right.

B (105:30)

Movie posters. And we're like, well, what movie poster could go up there?

A (105:33)

Yeah.

B (105:35)

Yeah, you're right. I'm not one to judge because, like, what the hell? Like, we had so many other names that aren't movie posters. I'm like, maybe we should just go with that.

A (105:41)

Like, for boy names. I like the name Sheldon. I like the name Frisbee for a boy.

B (105:45)

Like a human or a dog either.

A (105:47)

I like that it's such a cute name.

B (105:50)

Baby named Sheldon.

A (105:53)

Darian would never let me. But I do like the name Sheldon because I would want a little of one. A little Sheldon. He was such a cute little kid.

B (106:00)

I guess we have to watch it. I have to get into that.

A (106:01)

I don't think you would like it, but I really enjoyed it. I really. I've never finished a show either, so I don't know.

B (106:09)

I like that name. I know. I love people's names and I love that it's becoming like, yeah, very unique. Like, especially Nara Making. Because her names are pretty. They're not like, crazy. Yeah, that and even the crazy ones I don't like. Even Apple is like, not so crazy anymore. But when it was announced, I remember like, wow. Because it was. Apple was the first of the Nepo babies to be like, wow, that's such a weird name. And then Jason Lee did pilot Inspector and everyone's like, that's kind of weird.

A (106:29)

And in retrospect, like, now all very, like, normal, Ish name. Yeah, right.

B (106:34)

Yeah, I feel like it's very.

A (106:35)

I really like the name Pilot, actually. I think that's really cute.

B (106:38)

I do too. I love that name. Pilot.

A (106:39)

Yeah.

B (106:40)

Yeah. It's kind of iconic. Yeah, I think it was. Was it Kevin Smith named his daughter Harley Quinn, I think.

A (106:44)

Yeah. Yeah.

B (106:45)

Which I like, was like, icon. Like, I love that. And now she's like grown 26 and it's kind of everything. I love that. Yeah, I like that. It's more open. Because also you think about like, you're like, oh, they're gonna make fun of them. But it's like we're all. All these kids are growing up the same generation, so they're all gonna have these like, fun, usual, unusual, quirky.

A (107:01)

Yeah, I feel like, I mean, I would hope at least we're raising the new generation of like, not bullies.

B (107:07)

That part. That's why I'm parented. I'm like, are you just projecting? Cuz you're gonna make fun. You're making fun of this baby's name.

A (107:12)

Like, like, what's that Gabbie Hannah quote? You're all bullies. Bullies.

C (107:18)

Because I remember with. Even with Malibu, like so many people made so many comments about Malibu's name. And then everywhere we go in real life, people hear her names like, that's.

A (107:27)

It's a pretty name.

C (107:28)

Such a pretty name it. And it sounds good. It's easy. Like, it's everything about it.

B (107:32)

People did act like that was the craziest thing. Malibu Barbie. I was like, first of all, it's like the most popular doll in the world. Malibu is a huge, like, like, city that everyone loves to go to. So I'm like, everyone loves the name. Like, that's. That was a weird one that people came for, but it wasn't anything that crazy.

A (107:46)

I know. I agree. It was nothing that wild. I think Sugar Cookie would have taken a little bit more time to, like, adjust to.

B (107:54)

Sugar Cookie is so cute, babe.

A (107:55)

It is cute. I think today is national Sugar Cookie Day. Or it was yesterday.

B (107:58)

Where are we getting sugar cookies from? I love sugar cookies. We're at the mall Yesterday and all. Mrs. Fields, Wetzel. They don't open till 11. We were there at 10.

A (108:07)

You really do love, like a fresh.

B (108:10)

It has to be fresh. And Moses went in. It was after appointment. I waited in the car. It was like 9:58. I was like, just wait, 10am is coming. And then he like walked in. Who told you it wasn't open?

C (108:20)

There was somebody inside. And I made him open the door. I was like, hey, dude, like the time it's supposed to be open because it shows online. 10am open. It shows that it's open online. It's like, oh, they haven't updated it since COVID I'm like, are you queen serious right now?

A (108:33)

Things really late these days.

B (108:35)

Yeah.

C (108:35)

So they open at 11. But I was like, if it was a long time ago, I should update your website.

B (108:40)

Did you say that to him?

A (108:41)

No.

B (108:42)

I was devastated. I was so sad. And there was no solution. I was like, can you. There's nothing here. Someone went to a bagel place, which wasn't as good. And you're like, well, there's a pretzel here at Jamba Juice. I'm like, it's not the same.

A (108:53)

No. I do not live for a Jambo Pretzel.

B (108:55)

I wish they had regular ones there.

A (108:56)

I know they have those weird ones.

B (108:58)

Like cheddar and like an apple cinnamon.

A (109:00)

Yeah.

B (109:00)

Which I don't mind. An apple cinnamon one once in a while.

A (109:02)

I don't like the texture of Jamba Pretzel.

B (109:04)

Yeah.

C (109:05)

Almost like they're kind of microwave.

B (109:06)

Yeah, definitely. I think. Well, most places, probably Starbucks too, is probably microwaved. You know what I mean? They just throw it on in There. What do you expect, though? It's like one of those fast places. Yeah. All those names of Nara. I wonder she did we know she had a boy or girl?

A (109:19)

I think she. I don't know if she said. Actually, her last one was. Her last one was a girl. Whimsy Lou. That was her third.

B (109:31)

That was so pretty. Honey Rumble, Whimsy Lou.

A (109:37)

And Slim Easy.

B (109:39)

Yeah, that's a good one. I like Slim Easy.

A (109:42)

Slim could go either way. Like, if you. Again, I think we talked about it before, but if he ends up being Chunky and her name is Slim.

B (109:47)

Right, right, right, right. Yeah.

A (109:49)

I would be like, what were y' all thinking? But if you do stay slim, I mean, the genetics.

B (109:53)

Right?

A (109:53)

Predisposition. Okay.

C (109:56)

Go with his middle name, Easy I.

A (109:58)

Yeah, I kind of like that name, too. Oh, movie poster. Easy A. Oh, my God.

B (110:03)

That should be your. Be a weird one to name a baby after. You're Easy A. But a. Like in Pretty Little Liars. And you love Easy.

A (110:14)

Yes.

B (110:16)

There was a singer or a rapper named Eazy. Easy E, I think.

C (110:19)

Yeah. Every time you say Easy A, I think he's talking about Easy E. Oh, okay.

B (110:23)

NWA Fan over there. I like that movie. That's the first time I ever was aware of NWA was the Straight Outta Compton. Movie. Movie. It's pretty good. I love a biopic. Like, I like biopics because you really get to, like, know the heart of a person. Like, you know what I mean? Easy seemed like he had a crazy life. Rough life. But I like the name Easy A. I like it Chick Fil A. That's a good name for a kid, too. Chick Fil A and Easy A.

A (110:54)

You think if you named a baby after, like, a food place that would give you. Give you, like, free food? Like a Tana named her baby Baby Chilies. Like, would they finally.

B (111:01)

Oh, my God. That would actually be. So maybe, like, they give you the sponsor.

A (111:07)

She named her baby Baby Chilies. They better finally be giving her baby triple dipper.

B (111:13)

I would love. That's interesting. I wonder if anyone's named it after, like, a restaurant.

A (111:17)

I know.

C (111:18)

I think you need to have the baby at the restaurant.

B (111:20)

Oh, then you stay there forever.

C (111:22)

Because, like, it happens on an airplane. You get.

B (111:27)

Maybe, I don't know, living.

A (111:29)

Illegally and, like, the BJ's.

B (111:32)

Like, we're staying here at the Walmart to give birth. But we talked about Domino's was, like, a cool name. Like Domino Badgley. Like, that's a cool name.

A (111:39)

Yeah.

B (111:40)

No food ones for us like you said. I wouldn't want the baby to have like that name forever.

A (111:45)

Yeah, like.

B (111:47)

Yeah, what? Like what would be. I guess apple. I was gonna say what would be an acceptable food name, but I guess like apple or chicken. Chicken jockey. That's a good name.

A (111:57)

Baby nugget. Nugget is kind of a sweet name.

B (112:00)

Nugget is so cute. Chicken nugget is cute. Baby nugget is so cute. A nugget.

A (112:06)

Well, I guess one of Nara's was Sunday and it was spelled like the ice cream sundae.

B (112:10)

Yeah, that's a cute. I love the spellings. I do love the spellings. I think that makes a difference as well. But then it's hard, like in school or like, like talking to people on the phone. Like, what's your name? Sunday. It's with an ae. Like, you know. Yeah, I think that would be hard.

A (112:24)

Yeah.

B (112:26)

I guess your name's pretty easy. Oscar.

A (112:30)

Yeah. My last name, though, people always think it's I E instead of ey, so I always have to spell it. Yeah. So I guess no matter what, you can't really escape that.

B (112:38)

That's true. Even like really easy names, people tend to mess up.

A (112:42)

Yeah.

B (112:42)

Like at Starbucks they're always just like, let me just crazy spelling for it. What does Nara do? Do we know She's a little ways out.

A (112:50)

Yes, I think she's a little ways. Imagine because remember last year there was like a few people who were due around ish the same time and we're like, oh, my God. Hopefully.

B (112:58)

Yeah.

A (112:59)

But this year I don't think. Right.

B (113:01)

I don't know, like, I don't know how far people are.

A (113:03)

Oh, true. Rihanna, she might be the only one.

B (113:06)

That'S like, I know because she hasn't.

A (113:08)

Said how far along she is or anything. But she does. Like, she is obviously showing, so. But she's still doing like Smurfs Press, so she has to be. And she's traveling, so.

B (113:17)

Right, right, right. Usually like the last, like, I guess the Mormon. Some Mormon wife just had a baby.

A (113:22)

Oh, oh, okay. Yeah.

B (113:23)

It was gonna be a Dancing with the stars, which I was like, oh, maybe I'll be on dancing Stars. But they probably won't ask me because I'm pregnant this year. Then I saw a girl that just gave birth and they're like, oh, what is it? Jen Affleck, I think is her name Dancing with the Stars, like, just gave birth. I was like, okay. But my excuse in my head was like, like, oh, I'm giving birthday waiting for next year. No. And then not only that, she's like they have two, two Mormon wives joining the cast.

A (113:45)

2.

B (113:46)

Yes.

A (113:47)

Also it could have been two influencers but.

B (113:49)

But this season is really love Dancing with the Stars and like honestly should be on the season because it's like Dancing with the Influencers basically. It's like Whitney Levitt from Mormon Wives. You know her, she was the one who did the little dance while her baby was. I mean again, not whatever, you know she was. You're postpartum, you don't know what to do. You know what I mean? But, but she's on the Mormon Wife. So both of them are on Dancing Stars and then Alex Earle was the other one announced and you know, Robert Irwin, which I mean probably everyone loves, you know, probably will win. But it's kind of odd. They're all like little blonde influencers. Not to be whatever. Because here I am. I mean I'm not little but you know, it's interesting. Well, I guess they're trying to get the ratings. I guess they're all popular and I think Hulu has the crossover of Mormon Wives and Dancing with Stars.

A (114:34)

Oh you're so right. The synergy, the synergy with. Yeah, yeah, that does make sense.

B (114:39)

Honestly, good for them. Not bitter. I really was like, oh, it's probably cuz I'm like giving birth. But then that Gen Affleck just gave birth and I was like, watch it.

A (114:46)

Then be Nara Smith next. She's pregnant.

B (114:49)

She's nine months pregnant. Dancing at the Stars, they're smart. Honestly. They're actually smart because you know sometimes those Dancing the Stars, they'd have people like you really never heard of like actors from like 60 years ago, which is like great too. But yeah, those Mormon wives, men, they were really taken over two though.

A (115:04)

Do we need two is a lot.

B (115:06)

Yeah, we could have one for me. And what do you think also that like splits the fans like true your votes.

A (115:12)

They'll probably. Because yeah, the votes will be split between the two. So they'll like yeah, they would. One of them is going to go early on.

B (115:18)

I think that's what I would think. Like if me and Tana were competing.

A (115:20)

It's like yeah, you split the audience.

B (115:21)

Yeah. So in theory it's fun. It's like, yeah, I want it together. But then it's also like, no.

A (115:28)

When is that on? Like when does it actually come back? They were really doing a rollout because they announced Robert Irwin so long ago. So it's like, damn.

B (115:35)

I think the rest of the cast is being announced September.

A (115:37)

Who was. Did Tana go See, Harry Jowsey. It was.

B (115:41)

Yes. Yes.

A (115:41)

Crazy when Harry Jowsey was. Yeah. I mean, yeah, Tana does show out for people.

B (115:47)

Yes. She's the best that way.

A (115:49)

A better woman than me. Because remember when Harry Jowsey was talking about her veneers and, like, then she goes into courtroom in the ballroom. Could not be me.

B (115:55)

I know she forgives easily. Forgives, forgets. Like. Like, just moving on, keeping it. Yeah. She's. She. That's one thing about her that's so opposite is like, her loyalty.

A (116:05)

Loyalty, loyalty, loyalty. The loyalty of it all.

B (116:13)

What was that even from? I probably was trying to say something. I don't know all these words. I try to keep up with you, like, infantilize. And I try to be like. Okay, how do you say this? Loyalty. It's kind of the same loyalty, I guess is way better than me because could never. I cut people out right away. She's just like an angel. 5,000 chances. Yeah. She said she was gonna move. I think they had a new canceled come out.

A (116:36)

Yeah. Oh, my God. That was. I watched it. I had to charge my car, like, early this morning. So I was just, like, in this parking lot, like, at 5:30am watching canceled. And again, very mentally unstable. But I was crying. I cried because Tana was crying. And then Brooke started crying after Tanner. Tana was crying. And I think because we just reacted to Tana's like, tanacon, like, apology slash just, like, addressing things. And she was so, like, such a baby.

B (117:01)

Yeah.

A (117:02)

And then the stark difference of, like, Tana coming back on Canceled and being like. I. Like, I don't want my life to be about drama anymore. Like, I just don't want to be a part of all the drama. I don't want to be involved in it like this. I don't want this to, like, be affiliated with me. And I'm like, who would have ever thought paparazzi Team Bryce on God. Like, I know would end up growing up and being anti Drama and just wanting to do, like, sweet, wholesome content. I'm like, this is crazy.

B (117:28)

Yeah. Especially because, like, she was just, like, loved, I guess not. Not creating drama in a bad way, but creating drama around herself and, like, the Jake Paul and, like, you know, getting married. Like, the spectacle of Tana. The tana turns 21. And, like, you know, I just. And obviously, the story times. Every story time is drama. So it is crazy. But it just goes to show. Yeah. Like, people, like, can change so much. I mean, she really is, like, moving. I want to move to Hawaii, 800 square foot condo. Just be on the beach, pouring sand, not being on my phone. Like, it is crazy how much, like, someone can change so drastically and. But like, yeah, for the better. She seems way happier. Like, knowing Tiana now versus, like, even back then. I mean, she is just like, chill. Just like, I just want to be in Hawaii.

A (118:07)

Because then literally, like, it all came, like, flashing like, through my memory. It was so dramatic. I. I was gonna DM her the song because there's this one Taylor Swift song called It's Time to Go. And it's just about, like, knowing when a chapter is over.

B (118:19)

Yeah.

A (118:19)

And just like, feeling it deep inside yourself. I mean, like, it's Even if, like, it's harder for people around you to, like, come to terms with it ending, like, you know, for you it has to come to an end. I was like, I need to DM her the song. I was literally crying. I was like, this is so crazy. And then I was going through the comments and like, all the top ones, I didn't go too far. But all the top ones are so supportive. There was one that was like, like, it's like they call themselves, like the silent viewers. The ones who, like, don't really leave comments, just consume it. And one of them was like, from a mom. She's like, I'm 60 years old and I've been watching to have something in. I'm cry again. I watched to have something in common with my daughters.

B (118:56)

Yeah, I know.

A (118:57)

It was so sweet.

B (118:58)

Like, if they did bring so many, they're still so popular. People love it.

A (119:01)

Yes. And it makes me, because they were talking about, like, the comments and stuff, making it, like, not fun. And I felt so bad because then like, all the top ones, like, no, but we just are quiet. Just goes to show. But I was just, like, really proud of Tana. It was so sweet. I don't know.

B (119:14)

No, it was emotional. It was a lot.

A (119:15)

Yes.

B (119:16)

And they, like, deal with a lot of backlash. It's. Yeah, it's. It's a lot. Ending something that you, like, once loved is like, it's just hard. And I feel like you let down fans or whatever, trying to find your own happiness, meaning, like, someone else's. Like, other people are not going to be happy about it. Like, it's just a lot. It's hard.

A (119:31)

I know. And I was this, like, literally just all flashing through my head because, like, there was a time where she. She didn't just not give a. She was offending British people about having small penises. She was you know, death to all of them at the wine lady. Like, she just did not care. Like, you know, and then it just. To be loved is to be changed.

B (119:51)

So true. Even the advice I got, not loveliness. She's just like so, like, mature. It's actually so crazy because I, like, listen to her and I was like, oh my God, that like, makes so much more sense, like in a totally different direction than I was going. Like, she's very like, like healthy minded. Like, it's this. It is wild how she is just like matured so much.

A (120:07)

Just so, like, centered and like, grounded now. It really is. When you think about it, it's just like so jarring. Like, it's so crazy. Like when they were fighting about Tana not going to Brook's party and then she got her the Bronco and like, there's just so many different eras. It is crazy. It felt like a graduation almost. Cuz they really are truly wrapping up. Like, they're very transparent. Like, no, this ending sooner than you got. We thought. You guys thought so.

B (120:32)

Yeah. I'm sure that's why they were emotional too. Because it is. Yeah. It's ending sooner than they thought and everyone thought.

A (120:36)

Yeah.

B (120:36)

And they just put their own, you know, mental health first, which is, I think, important. And I get a lot of people being like, I get it, but at the end of the day, like, just gotta put yourself first.

A (120:45)

I gotta put me first. Lucious, for sure. What is that from that one TikTok sound from Empire with Cookie.

B (120:52)

Cookie, yeah.

A (120:54)

Oh, yeah.

B (120:56)

They stole my name. I love it. Was that her real name on the show?

A (120:59)

In the show, a character's name is Cookie.

B (121:01)

Cookie. I love it. Oh my God, it really did.

A (121:05)

And then Brooke was saying, like. Because at first she was like, you know, it's like normal. You do a job for like four or five years. Like it's a normal thing to move on. At first I was like, that's not true. And then I thought about it. I was like, wait, my first job post graduation, I did like two, like almost two years. Took like a year break to do Ryan's Secrets, Went back for a year, then left to E. T. Did that for a year, then did Joey for two years, went back to E.T. left Joey, started this, and now this. We're going on two years of this. I was like, wait, I do be hopping around. And then I started spiraling. I was like, oh, my God, am I gonna outgrow gossip? Like I'm gossiper. Am I gonna. Am I done? I know, because I'm the same way.

B (121:45)

I same way. I'm like very like all over the place. And like, things don't like, last long. Why try not to think about it. But then on the other hand, you know, it's like, it could last 20 years. It could last. Something bigger can come, you know, like, yes, we just keep elevating or, you know, life just changes. It is crazy. I don't like to think about it either because I'm like, you know, this is the longest anything's lasted for me too, like, podcast wise. So I just go with it while I can because I was about that too. I think if you're leaving or something, I'm like, what would we do? But I'm like, why am I even thinking? Because until stuff happens.

A (122:19)

And then of course, my. I just kept spiraling though, because I'm like, okay, when did it all start changing? I think Brooks boobs were really a big start of everything going downhill.

B (122:26)

I want to get my December.

A (122:28)

And I'm like, I want to blab. I want a hairline, the Turkish hair. Like, I'm gonna. If I lose, you know, the row. If I lose the row weight, then, damn, is that gonna mark the jump to the shark? I'm like, I really was inspired. When is the end? And then everyone's like, literally all the girls are retiring from gossip. And last time we talked about, I'm like, I could never be me. I'm a gossiper to my core. Then I was like, is there a time I'm gonna be over the gossip? I really don't think so now that I thought about it, because literally since I was like 8 years old, I was gossiping. So I just don't think. I think I built for it. I do think I'm built different.

B (123:01)

Yeah.

A (123:02)

Just am a gossiper.

B (123:03)

But I think the same thing. I. Yeah, I think longevity. I was like, you know, some people had podcasts for like 20 years. You know, some people podcasts, like, I'm grow up 30 years.

A (123:13)

Howie Mandel, I feel like he's had.

B (123:14)

His for like forever, which is crazy. Think about that, right? My dream job would be America's talent judge.

C (123:20)

Like, I.

B (123:20)

We watched that. I was like, you just show up. What an easy job. Yeah, but. And I thought, it's so funny. I really do think about it. I watch America's talent. I'm like, oh, if I get a judge, like, do I stop Judge Trish? I'm like, no, but Judge Trish will keep it going. That keeps me. But then I look at Howie Mandela. I'm like, well, he's doing both. He's doing the podcast and working the talent stuff. For some reason, America's Got a Talent Judge is in my head, like, that's what I'm gonna do. I don't know why we watch it. It still hasn't come back yet. We're like, where is. It's been like two or three weeks.

A (123:44)

They're waiting to sign. They're waiting till you give birth so they can sign a contract with you.

B (123:48)

I signed me up because I would do it all day long, but I could also do this podcast because obviously we do it from my home and that I think. Yeah. In my. In my heart. I mean, this is what I love. It feels comfortable. It's easy. But like I said, you just never know. You really never know. Things change so quickly. Darian gets a job in Hawaii, and you have to do contracting over there.

A (124:07)

Oh, my God. What happens if. I guess Tana is kind of like, by. Is this still Bico? By. Is this still by Coastal?

B (124:14)

Well, you're on the same coast, right? You're both on the ocean.

A (124:17)

Oh, you're both on the Pacific Ocean. Yeah, you're right.

B (124:19)

So by state, she said she was talking about, like, getting a house over there, but then she's like, I just bought a house here. So, like, going back and forth. I don't know either. I always tell her, I'm like, girl, do what you want. You know what I mean? Not. Loveline is not all that serious, but she is. She has been trying to, like, go back and forth. And.

A (124:33)

Yeah, you guys only film for, like. If you film for, like, one day, you have, like, two months, though, so.

B (124:39)

Yeah, well, kind of. We film, like, six episodes, but it's like three are Patreon and three are. Yeah. So if we can do two, that's usually like a month and a half.

A (124:48)

Yeah. So it is realistically very possible because. Very different from Canceled, which is like, it has to be a little bit more weekly topically.

B (124:56)

Yeah, that's, like, a lot more. So.

A (124:57)

Yeah. So it is more feasible.

B (125:00)

Yeah. Go watch Not Loveline.

A (125:02)

I do. Because it did really sound like she was ready to move to Hawaii.

B (125:05)

Yeah, I feel that. I feel that when she came back, she was, like, all tan and gorgeous and, like, beach waves. I was like, girl, like, you're Hawaii over there.

A (125:12)

Yeah. And look how happy Bretman Rock is. You know what I mean?

B (125:15)

I love it.

A (125:15)

Native, so. But still. Yeah, right, right.

B (125:19)

She said, though, her 800 square foot condo, she was looking at was 4.7 million.

A (125:23)

The housing, especially Maui is insane.

B (125:27)

Four points. I mean, like, I believe it obviously, but can't believe. Like, what do you mean?

A (125:31)

The housing. And then you have Oprah buying up all the land. So that's why all the pricing up. Yeah. It really is crazy over there.

B (125:38)

That's wild. That's sad.

A (125:41)

I know.

B (125:41)

Who can afford that? I guess just the rich, literally.

A (125:44)

Yeah.

B (125:44)

Jeff Bezos.

A (125:45)

Yeah.

B (125:46)

Oprah.

A (125:47)

Yeah.

B (125:48)

Truly the rock.

A (125:49)

The rock. Yeah. They all are buying land there.

B (125:51)

Damn. That's crazy. I know. It's sad.

C (125:53)

Zuckerberg.

B (125:54)

He's right.

A (125:55)

Oh, yeah. He has his bunker.

C (125:56)

He's there too.

A (125:57)

His bunker.

B (125:57)

So it really is just like all rich people island over there.

A (126:00)

Yeah. Cuz then they also just like buy those condos and stuff and then do the Airbnb so they can make money off of it. So. And then. Yeah. The natives have nowhere to live. It is very sunny.

B (126:08)

Yeah.

A (126:09)

Yeah.

B (126:10)

Okay. We hate that.

A (126:11)

Yeah. And it's like, what? You can't even do anything. Like there's nothing you can even do. And then I know people are like anti tourism, but they are like, so many of them are employed in the tourist like area that is like their main export really is like, tourism. So it is such a complicated issue. But yeah, Mo is native, so she can definitely.

B (126:31)

Yeah. Like, that's where your partner's from. Like, she wants.

A (126:34)

That's where his family is. They still live there. Yeah. It just makes sense for her, really. It's. It's just the change is so.

B (126:45)

It's hard. Change is hard in general. Like, I'm really bad with change. And like, obviously not having like three kids in a row, three years, it's like, it's so scary. I think that's why I get like, so scared and so anxious because I'm like, oh, my God. It's like three. And like, obviously everything's fine. It like falls into place and you get a routine and everything's great. But it's like, like the scariest thing in the world.

A (127:01)

I know.

B (127:02)

Everything changes again. And I'm horrible with change. I'm like, oh my gosh. Just terrifying. And yeah, the canceled ending, it's like, oh, my God. But like, that's your thing. Like, what do you know?

A (127:12)

Our sister? Oh my God. What are we gonna do for half our titles and thumbnails? What the hell?

B (127:17)

I know. We have four episodes left. We gotta keep using it. I know. I was thinking that too. Yeah. They're ending early. They're ending the contract early.

A (127:26)

They Said, oh, my God, we are so screwed.

B (127:29)

It's crazy. I think if we like. Yeah, I think when you announce you're leaving because someone else just quit their podcast.

A (127:34)

Was it Laura Lord, diy?

B (127:35)

Yeah, but they did it. I wouldn't say the right way, but maybe an easier way where it's like, okay, this is the second to last episode. I think when you announce it so early, people are just pissed. They're like pissed that you're ending it.

A (127:45)

But I feel like that's better because, like, when you think about shows, like, I feel like people get more mad when a show gets like, not picked up after the season finale versus, like, you go into the season knowing it's like, this is the final season. Right. Because sometimes the show doesn't get picked up and you're like, what the hell? That's how. That's how we're leaving.

B (128:02)

I see what you're saying. Yes. I think with righteous gemstones, he knew it was the last season, Danny McBride. But he didn't tell anybody because he was just like, I didn't want people to go into it because he's like, you can tell the last season. People are like sad and like, they're saying goodbye to the characters.

A (128:14)

Oh, I see.

B (128:14)

So he filmed the season, didn't let anyone know it was the last season, and then was like, it's the last season. Oh, he knew. The creator of the show knows maybe.

A (128:21)

What would you rather have? I'd rather as like, if I was the actor, I'd rather know because I'm like, damn, I. I gotta find some work.

B (128:26)

Oh, I guess in that sense, maybe. Yeah, that's actually true. Yeah. Well, maybe he told the actors.

A (128:31)

I would, I would hope.

B (128:32)

No, I don't think he. His. He was. Yeah, he was on Theoan. Whatever. Okay. But he was saying like, yeah, they didn't know, which is kind of crazy because it's like, wait, but were they like, oh, we're picked up for another season.

A (128:43)

It's like, damn, I really gotta, you know, do some auditions.

B (128:46)

Yeah. Oh, that's so funny. That's true. I just like tell you, I'm like, well, this is last episode today. Right? Right. You should probably let someone know. But audience wise, like the way Laura DIY did, I don't know why they ended because they're literally married in their house.

A (129:05)

Maybe it's like they just had the. Because I know a lot of people these days are like signing the contract with like a company to do a podcast for like X amount of episodes and then they do it, they get the money and then it's like, okay, I did it.

B (129:18)

Oh, like a cash up front. Yeah, yeah, we tried that. Didn't work.

A (129:21)

Honestly, Indie. I don't know. I only know the indie way, but it feels like a better way to go, right?

B (129:27)

Yeah, I guess then you're not stuck. Like, I guess like Tiana was saying she had to like get out of this contract.

A (129:32)

Oh.

B (129:32)

And she had to end it early. So I don't know what the repercussions of that is.

A (129:35)

Yeah.

B (129:36)

But yeah, I guess. Yeah, you're right. Because here's the thing. I always loved a little cash up front deal, but then I didn't realize you have to pay that back.

A (129:43)

Yeah.

B (129:43)

So it's like, what's the point?

A (129:45)

Yeah, same with like tours and like, with like artists and tours or record concerts contracts and stuff.

B (129:49)

Yeah, record contracts especially too. Because it's like, yeah, my tour was independent, so I don't know, like I wasn't giving cash up front but like yet I heard with like labels like you get a million dollar signing bonus but then they have to like recoup it. So.

A (129:59)

Yeah.

B (130:00)

Well then you're just doing work for free.

A (130:02)

Yeah. And then they'll like lock you in. Like, okay, you have to give us like X amount of albums. Then you kind of like stock even if the label doesn't support you. Like who? I feel like Madison Beer had to deal with that too. I think Charlie XCX also had to do with that a bit. Like you get stuck at a label and then you're just like, okay, but you're not doing anything for me. So that's why Sabrina Carpenter didn't really take off until she like left with. To a different record label that kind of like knew what to do with her.

B (130:26)

I see. That does make such a difference. Management companies do like all that stuff.

A (130:29)

Yes.

B (130:30)

If you're with the wrong one. I've been with like two that were like, doesn't wrong and then it's like, yeah, they're like, you're like so frustrated and then you find one that like really helps you. You're like, okay, this is what I need.

A (130:38)

Yeah.

B (130:40)

Yeah. Those upfront ones, I guess if you need the cash, it's good if you're like trying it. But yeah, I, I don't, I don't chase after that anymore. I'm always just like, eh, do it myself.

A (130:48)

Yeah.

B (130:49)

Well, farewell, Canceled Girls, the final.

A (130:54)

The. Because this already felt like the final episode.

B (130:58)

I know, it's so emotional.

A (130:59)

I know. I Can imagine the final. Final episode they have to redo. They should end on the. Cancel the wars. Remember they did that one time?

B (131:06)

Yeah, a couple times. They have canceled awards.

A (131:08)

I think they have two or three times. Yeah. And they got dressed up and they were nice dresses. They should do that again.

B (131:14)

Say farewell.

A (131:15)

Yeah.

B (131:16)

So sad. What's the last episode even talk about?

A (131:18)

I know they've covered the COVID the beats of Life.

B (131:21)

Like, what was this one?

A (131:22)

The first half was talking about it ending sooner and, like, Tana crying. And then they transitioned into, like, kayaking and Hawaii.

B (131:31)

Okay, so it's not even like, canceled anymore. It's not even like talking about influencers.

A (131:35)

No, it's like just catching up on live. They got. They kind of sad. I guess the last one was Amari, so that was a little bit more like, you know, what's Amari been up to?

B (131:42)

But yeah, like, we don't want to talk about us anymore.

A (131:45)

True.

B (131:45)

Let's get in.

A (131:46)

Our friends who are still like, to be a little messy, honestly, is the way to go.

B (131:50)

Is the one that's out there. He's causing the headlines, which we love him, but he's always my Woody.

A (131:56)

Did you say he came in one time? He's like, your Hot Topic is here.

B (131:59)

Yeah, literally. I mean, Moses is up on the Amare Hot Topic Topics. I was up on it. I saw the little food truck thing happening. I was like, wow. Mari's in the front and center of everything. But he's so likable. People don't really want to come for him.

A (132:11)

So, so funny.

B (132:14)

Come on our Hot Topics. He has the dish. You know, the dish with the money. I love that. He should have his own pocket. Oh, yeah, he did with Tara roll. And they, like, literally were like, like, we hate your sh. It was like three episodes, and mine was the first. I was like, damn. I was liked back then too. When that came out, I was like, wow. Not just people just so mad at me.

A (132:44)

They only get started the podcast just so they could talk.

B (132:47)

I think it was like the first episode, I was like, what? We're like, we're canceling Trisha Paytas. I was like, oh, my God.

A (132:51)

Oh, my God.

B (132:53)

So funny. And. And I follow. Both of them were like oomphies with both of them. Tara and Amari finna be in the pit for no reason. You know, that's always jarring is when people come for you for, like, no reason. Like, out of the blue, they're like, I hate Trisha. And you're just like, oh, my God. Jeez. That was a. That was a very random one. I was like, oh, my God.

A (133:14)

That's actually why our only goal with this podcast is to talk about how much we hate this person.

B (133:21)

Isn't there a podcast like that? I swear there is one where they just talk about hating someone.

A (133:25)

Wasn't the one Katherine McPheeza's name David Foster?

B (133:29)

I think there is one.

A (133:30)

Like a David Foster hate.

B (133:32)

Can you imagine just someone podcasting about everything you're doing wrong?

A (133:35)

That is crazy because, I mean, it's.

B (133:37)

Like, warranted for everyone. You could find something wrong with what everyone's doing.

C (133:40)

True.

B (133:40)

Yeah, it would be. And David Foster's old. It's like he's 75. Like, what? Maybe more. His age difference is crazy because I just saw Katherine McPhee was, like, 40 or 42 or something. Something. It's like, that's so wild, like, that they met so long ago when she was, like, literally, like, 17. And he was like. And he's old. He's like 80 or something. Or 75, maybe. Fact check it. Is she 40? 75 is what? I'm guessing 75. Is he. I think I just looked this up.

A (134:04)

Oh, she's 41.

B (134:08)

41. What is that age difference? 34.

A (134:10)

34. Yeah.

B (134:12)

So when she was on American island, she was 17. He was like.

A (134:16)

She was 21.

B (134:17)

Oh, okay.

A (134:19)

A little bit better.

B (134:20)

She was 21 plus 30. 34. 55. So he was 55.

A (134:25)

Yeah. Yeah.

B (134:27)

I mean, they're still together and they're touring and, you know, have a baby.

A (134:31)

Yeah.

B (134:34)

Wild.

A (134:35)

Yeah. You can't be too hard on her just in case she. You have another Broadway show and she's now.

B (134:40)

And in those moments, I do feel so bad. Like, that are the moments where. Yeah, I wish I didn't have a podcast either, because I'm like, damn. Like. Because it is cool to see them. They're celebrities, but they're so big, and it's just like, they're almost like, they'll never see this. They don't care. Like, they have money. It's like. You know, I think that's why I like talking about, like, a list people like Miley, because I'm like, they don't really care. You know, influencers care a little more. They take things a little more personal sometimes. Sometimes. But, yeah. Well, man, we lost wild till nine this year and canceled Lord DIYs. I like that one. I was like, what the hell happened? We can't. Don't tell me we're losing. Pretty unfiltered. I heard he's moving to Tennessee. I. We can't lose that one.

A (135:25)

Again. That'll be a big hit. The second plane hit. Just church towers. If we also lose pretty basic unfiltered, I will. Oh, my God. All our Hot Topics are gone. If we lose views, it's a wrap. Let me just.

B (135:39)

I mean, views we can definitely lose. We've already lost. Views is like, even on our last episode, we talked about David. I was like, what is even. What's even going on with David? Like, is he even around? I'm like, exactly like, oh, my God.

A (135:51)

It's crazy.

B (135:51)

I know. We're keeping that podcast alive. We need to stop act like it doesn't exist. No views. I could definitely go with that because, you know, I always like a little hate watch for pleasure. Not so much anymore. But I was like, that. That was. I couldn't even do it. I couldn't even hate listen to, like, make fun of it because there's nothing happening. I was like, this is this bad. Maybe I've got grown out of my hate watching it.

A (136:11)

Maybe. Yeah. The only other people I can think of are Matt and Abby. Like, I. I feel like they'll never retire, though. I know. Spill sh. Justed them. I watched it. Are so uninteresting. Like, her video did really well on Matt and happy. Like, it got a lot of views, and I'm like, they're just so uninteresting to me.

B (136:26)

They're uninteresting to me. I think they're uninteresting to our audience, too, because I feel like we've talked about Matt and Abby because they are kind of like, just there. Like, they definitely rage bait. Okay, well, that was.

A (136:36)

That was what they. They did an interview with one of the Duggar oh girls, and they were like, no, we don't rage. We're trying to. Like, is he. What's his Matt. I mean, forgetting Matt. Matt said it wasn't rage, but it was, like, a genuine thing. They thought they were opening up and could, you know, help other couples. And then they were like, they realized the backlash and like, oh, maybe we should keep things more private. But I'm like, you. He Wasn't he sleeping in a closet? Because, like, that was cameras above it.

B (137:01)

Yeah, shut up. No, they're definitely. They definitely. They were not rage rating. Then again, they're in the j. Char category of censorship conservatorship for sure. They're young, right? I don't know. They seem young. So I always try to get, like, the. When they were like, FaceTiming their babies in the cruise. Like, I'm like, okay, maybe they're just, like, young and like, you know, you don't know. But. But now they're trying to be journalists. They're going the Alex Cooper route and just trying to interview celebrities, I guess. I don't know. It's very weird. It's like, that's not what you're for. That's not what. It's so odd. Although, maybe I should download Matt's song. He did do a postpartum song about postpartum depression for men. I need to listen to that.

A (137:34)

Oh, that was what he talked about with the Dugger too. Daddy Blues, he called it.

B (137:38)

I mean, okay, I kind of got with that. Like, there's certain things I can get with, but yeah, okay. Well, I haven't seen them in a while. But that's the thing. I don't think they get views if they don't rage. Maybe they do. Maybe they do. Maybe they get views because Drake Bell was just on too. Maybe they get views. I think it's a weird, like, conservative part of Tick Tock that loves, like, family vloggers like Lebrant's and like, them.

A (137:59)

That, like, watch them, like, 140, 000.

B (138:04)

Not bad.

A (138:04)

No, not bad.

B (138:06)

But it's just interesting. Like, the guests are getting, like, the Duggars and like, did they have another big one too? Like a kind of an. Was it. That's big. I think Alexa and Carlos Pennevago.

A (138:24)

Oh, you're right, they did. Yeah. Yeah, but that makes sense. They are the same. Yeah, same demo.

B (138:29)

It's just so interesting.

A (138:30)

Raven Simone. That one actually did kind of shake me a bit.

B (138:32)

That is. That is crazy because that's a big one too. Yeah, Raven's been on a lot. She was on Robbie Hoffman's podcast too.

A (138:39)

Oh, Romano.

B (138:43)

Oh, so that's what I'm saying. They must have a book. That's so weird to me.

A (138:49)

They're just like, they must have a booker. Ye.

B (138:51)

Yeah, because those are guests that seem to go on podcasts if they're. They are having something.

A (138:55)

Yeah.

C (138:55)

It sounds like they all go to the same church.

B (138:59)

Abby Lee, Raven, Simone and Carlos.

C (139:04)

They do seem like that's how they get their guests.

B (139:06)

Yeah, they do seem like. Right.

A (139:08)

I didn't know. I did have a co worker slash friend who went to, like, Justin Bieber's church when he would go, like, all the time, like, pre Helen so stuff. And she would always, like, go and just like, hang out with Justin Bieber. There. And it was like all the celebrities were there, so. Yeah, you were, like, in the mix. If you did go to the church.

B (139:25)

That was like, Easter was a big time to go to that church. It was like, on Mulholland or something.

A (139:28)

Yeah. And, like, all the celebs went there.

B (139:30)

I remember that. I used to do that, too. There was a church. I. I would always try out new churches in la, like, and there was one in Brentwood, and Bill Murray went to it. And so I'd always go to the same mass every morning to go see Bill Murray every Sunday morning. Morning. And I felt so bougie. I was like. And it was like, 10 people in the church, and it was like, me and Bill Murray.

A (139:47)

Did you do the. Peace be with you. With him?

B (139:49)

I did.

A (139:50)

Oh, that's fair.

B (139:50)

My dad actually lived next door to Bill Murray growing up, so I don't know. Why? I don't know. I don't know. I like Bill Murray at one point, but I don't know. Maybe he's canceled. I'm not sure.

A (140:02)

Oh, that does sound familiar.

B (140:04)

Yeah.

A (140:04)

Right?

B (140:05)

I don't know.

A (140:05)

I don't know.

B (140:06)

All right, well, that's it. He's gonna go on another tangent. We don't need to go there. I don't know. Bill Murray. Sasha Baron Cohen is on that show we're watching right now, showing his genitalia.

A (140:15)

Eastbound and down and down.

B (140:18)

And of course, he shows a penis. So I'm like, what is happening?

A (140:21)

You've gotta hang that show up, I fear.

B (140:23)

Yeah. But we're, like, so close to the end of the last season, I think.

A (140:26)

Just hang it up. Like me and young Sheldon. I'm like. Even though I'm so close to the end, I'm like, let me just wrap it up.

B (140:30)

Yeah. What? Bill Murray was on another Danny with Bryce, Vice principal. So I think about that, which made.

A (140:34)

Me think Dalter's show comes out tomorrow, so I think just focus on that.

B (140:38)

She invited me. Me to her opening of it.

A (140:40)

Oh.

B (140:40)

Her premiere. And I was like, I can't go. Because it was like, around the time I'm giving birth.

A (140:45)

Yeah.

B (140:45)

So I was, like, so sad. And then she said she watched Lizzo Interview, and she. I love you, girl, so much.

A (140:48)

And I was like, she needs to come on. You gotta get her on. I love her.

B (140:51)

She's number one for sure. Once I get birth. Like, love, love, love her. I know. I wish it was now because I really do think she's doing, like, so much press now.

A (140:57)

Yeah.

B (140:57)

I feel like I could Maybe get her.

A (140:59)

She just did the friggin London Bridge music video with Fergie on the London Bridge.

B (141:03)

Real.

A (141:03)

The real London Bridge.

B (141:05)

But was that really Fergie with her?

A (141:06)

Really Fergie?

C (141:07)

I saw that. I wasn't sure what was an edit.

A (141:09)

No, it was for real because her new show takes place like it's a girl moving to like London and finding herself. So they did like the London Bridge music video there.

B (141:18)

Is it the hot guy from White Lotus? Yes.

A (141:21)

Will something.

B (141:22)

Yeah, I saw him. And she was on cover of Glamour magazine.

A (141:25)

Yes. I'm so excited for the show.

B (141:28)

I'm so excited too because I do love once again her characters don't revolve around like the way she looks. She's so hot. You know, obviously like not size 0. So I just like, I love that. I hope the characters still the same because like her and like it sounds like it.

A (141:41)

Yeah. Cuz Lena Dunham is writing it.

B (141:43)

Oh, is that why she's doing press now? I've seen Lena Dunham everywhere.

A (141:46)

Yeah. So she wrote it and I feel like that's always kind of been her thing. Just like, you know, bigger girls are just hot and that's just fine.

B (141:53)

So. Yeah, I love, I hope that. Yeah, Yeah. I just love characters that don't talk about your weight at all. I need to be that character. Yeah. For you guys, I need to just be here and not talk about my weight. I think this episode we did good not talking about weight.

A (142:07)

Yeah. Besides the Jubilee. That's there.

B (142:09)

They triggered us. Yeah. I have no issues with mine.

A (142:12)

Yes.

B (142:13)

Love makes alter. When's it coming out?

A (142:16)

Friday or Thursday night slash Friday.

B (142:18)

Yeah, I'm ready. I'm ready to watch it. She's the icon. She's the moment. Well, we love you guys. Thanks for bearing with us. This has been a summer of just, you know, ups and downs, but we're getting through it together. That's why I love, you know, we have hormonal imbalances, we have changes going on, but we're always showing up for you guys. You guys keep us here. Keep us. Oh my God. It breaks. It shatters. I don't even know what I did. Oh my gosh. So sorry. Well, we love a little light summer. Catch up, you guys. We hope that you're enjoying the show. I love doing this podcast so much. I hope, I hope it comes across because I really do love it. I love it. Like, I love it. It's like I really do think even about like giving birth, like missing like you in an episode and I'm like, makes me so sad. Like, I love this so much. Much. I hope you guys don't forget us.

C (143:09)

We love you.

B (143:11)

Maybe I really do think that. I feel like if you don't upload an episode, like, people are like, we.

C (143:15)

Do reruns, like the Views or whatever they're called.

B (143:18)

That part.

A (143:19)

Yeah.

B (143:19)

Just put up one last night. Yes.

C (143:22)

That's the dish with trees.

A (143:23)

You know.

B (143:23)

That's crazy. And they put ads in those ones like they're old episodes. I'm like, how dare they? That's crazy. Whatever. We love you guys. Thanks for watching. Just love yourself. Be kind to others. Be kind to yourself. Yourself. Jubilee, you're out. Denim marbles. We miss you. And we'll see you next time where Oscar will be a year older. God, pushing 40.

A (143:46)

Literally. Literally.

B (143:47)

Love you guys. Bye.