Just Trish Episode for Jun 04, 2026

Summary

Just Trish – June 4, 2026: Summary & Highlights

Episode Overview

In this vibrant and characteristically unfiltered episode, Trisha Paytas is joined by regulars Oscar Gracie and Jimmy Wetzel for a jam-packed discussion of the latest in pop culture, internet drama, body image discourse, and personal anecdotes. Against the backdrop of Pride Month, the trio dives deep into viral movies, the resurgence of Y2K beauty ideals, Love Island antics, and the return of controversial figures like James Charles. The banter is fast, funny, and deeply revealing about the current state of celebrity, internet culture, and what it means to truly speak your mind in 2026.

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Pride Month & Opening Vibes (01:49–03:01)

• The episode kicks off with Trisha celebrating Pride Month, inclusive to all identities: “Or just pride, I guess. I don’t think we need to put the gay in there. Just pride to everyone. Queers, bi's, pans, A’s, all of it.” (01:49–01:55)
• Trisha shares a glimpse into her busy morning, highlighting the high-energy, scattered pace of her life: “I went to the Valley this morning… I gotta go to Pasadena after this for my collab. But I don’t know how I can say who yet, but I am very excited for that.” (02:28–02:36)
• Instant playful rapport on the meaning of the “Q” in LGBTQIA+: “What’s the Q? What is the Q?” – Trisha; “I think questioning.” – Jimmy (02:16–02:18)

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Viral Movie "Obsession": Deep Dive & Spoilers (03:29–16:49)

Cult Locations & TikTok Fame

• Jimmy describes how fans are flocking to real Valley locations from the film, especially a North Hollywood pizza shop: “The restaurant has, like, reported that there’s been such a big demand for people to come in and sit at the exact table…” (03:37–04:03)

Cursed Love & Wish Gone Wrong

• The group provides a detailed, spoiler-filled breakdown of “Obsession,” exploring its themes of incel culture, toxic love, and horror-metaphor:
  • “He snaps and makes the wish: ‘I wish that Nikki Freeman would love me more than anyone else on Earth.’ At first, not really the villain… But he starts getting these visible signs that it’s not really Nikki…” — Jimmy (05:58–07:12)
  • Standout moment: “The real one is begging: ‘Bear, if you really love me, just kill me.’” — Jimmy (07:12)
  • Discussion about consent and agency: “There’s a sex scene… she is just blank faced… she can’t actually consent because she’s not Nikki.” — Jimmy (08:51–08:57)
  • Trisha’s classic take: “Maybe he could have tried to take it to like an exorcist or something. …Killing is so extreme.” (09:29–09:33)

Morality & Metaphor

• Oscar suggests the movie is a metaphor for addiction: “Bear is the drug that is killing her.” (13:00–13:02)
• The trio debates whether Bear is a villain or an antihero, tying it to broader themes of male entitlement.

Audition Story

• Trisha reveals she auditioned for the lead role of Nikki: “I was very close to getting Nikki…That kind of role does look like so fun. You have to be like such a good actress.” (14:24–14:33)

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Y2K Body Ideals & Miami Swim Week Discourse (28:58–38:19)

• A major segment covers the controversy around Miami Swim Week and body image:
  • Stassi Schroeder’s extreme pre-show diet is dissected: “So she went on a massive diet. She skipped breakfast, had only a salad for lunch… about 600 calories a day.” — Jimmy (29:37–30:01)
  • Trisha on low-rise trends: “Low rise on me would look absolutely horrible…if they’re high, the gut is covered.” (31:28–31:42)
  • Discourse turns to the responsibilities of media: “They really got to start being careful…talking about how little people are eating. …going so back into early 2000s diet culture.” — Jimmy (34:14–34:31)
  • Trisha tells of her own “Joker diet” disaster: “I turned green and I had to go to the hospital for like two days. …Malnourished, like, oh, my, I’m so skinny.” (34:42–35:37)

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Beauty, Surgery, and Changing Trends (38:19–40:43)

• Conversation on breast implants, body positivity, and fat transfers:
  • “People with big boobs…that’s what’s back.” (37:15–37:37)
  • “Implants can be scary. They can make you sick. They look great, though…” — Trisha (39:24–39:54)
  • Group reflects on age, motives, and shifting self-image.

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Fitness, Running Challenges & Childhood Stories (40:49–47:02)

• Trisha and Oscar reminisce about fitness tests, ambitions to run faster, and their children’s love of running:
  • “Malibu…she runs so fast. She’d be so fast.” — Trisha (41:19–41:22)
  • Group discusses the practicality of being a fast runner.
• Jimmy recounts running fundraisers and the anxiety of being lapped.

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Reality TV Tea: Love Island & Big Brother (47:18–63:15)

• Love Island:
  • Dramatic scoop about a contestant taking leave as a police officer. (47:37–48:40)
  • Discourse on parasocial dynamics and audience power: “It does get a little Hunger Games in, because…you can, like, vote and control their fate.” — Jimmy (60:19–60:47)
  • Introduction of astrology nonsense from contestant Kenzie: “I did some digging and found out I’m a Gemini moon. …I’m emotional at night.” — Clip (56:40–56:50)
• Big Brother:
  • Insider tidbits about live shows, studio logistics, and parking woes.

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Hollywood Backstage: Talk Shows, Broadway, and Celeb Gossip (63:51–97:43)

• Candid peek behind the scenes: audience work, TV set life, faded glories.
• On fame and typecasting: The Rock, Moana, Shaq, Sinbad, and the Mandela Effect (21:14–22:44).
• Trisha and Jimmy dish on pink, hosting the Tony Awards, Broadway lore, and Netflix deals.
• Sydney Sweeney/Times Square drama: “My girl's never been to Times Square…—People went ‘Actually, Ellen, that's not the truth’ because there's a video of her and Glen Powell…multiple times!” — Jimmy (81:13–81:56)

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Social Media Cycles, Cancel Culture & the James Charles Discourse (116:44–126:12)

• The group dives into how problematic figures, especially James Charles, persist online:
  • “He's like a cockroach. …Never going for real.” — Trisha (117:10–117:15)
  • “He is just really the cockroach. The cockroach of YouTube.” — Trisha (119:56–120:00)
• Jimmy shares: “You need to pick and choose…when your words have more power. I mean, very parallel to you back in the day.” (53:09)

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Funny Segues, Personal Memes, and Clippable Moments

• Viral meme moments: Trisha blocking drive-thru traffic, classic YouTube food runs, and offhand debates about chicken skin preference.
• Hasan Piker reacts to being discussed on “Just Trish”: “He was, like, blushing. That was actually kind of crazy to watch.” — Trisha (131:07)
• On celebrity dating and influence: “If Bear was played by James Charles, we would hate him so much more.” — Trisha (124:02)

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Manifestations & Ending Positivity (134:39–135:09)

• The episode ends with a tradition: reading a manifestation comment from a listener—this week, wishing Jordan a healthy pregnancy and journey to motherhood. The show closes with encouragement for listeners to manifest good things.

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Notable Quotes & Moments (by Timestamp)

• [01:49] “Hello, welcome to the Just Trish podcast where it is Gay Pride Month every day of the week here.”
• [07:12] “The real one is begging. She’s like, Bear, if you really love me, just kill me.” — Jimmy
• [14:24] “I was very close to getting Nikki. …That kind of role does look like so fun.” — Trisha
• [29:37] “A source told the Daily Mail that Stassi really wanted to look incredible for the show, so she went on a massive diet… about 600 calories a day.” — Jimmy
• [34:42] “I turned green and I had to go to the hospital for like two days. …Malnourished, like, oh, my, I’m so skinny.” — Trisha
• [46:57] “That’s why I really can’t imagine that.” (re: running with boobs) — Jimmy
• [60:19] “It does get a little Hunger Games in, because… you can vote and control their fate.” — Jimmy
• [117:10] “He’s like a cockroach. Never going for real.” — Trisha
• [124:02] “If Bear was played by James Charles, we would hate him so much more.” — Trisha

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Key Takeaways

• Intense Movie Dissection: The “Obsession” spoiler discussion is a highlight, showing their depth and humor in breaking down pop phenomena.
• Body Image Discourse: The group is sharply critical of media’s glamorization of unhealthy body practices, tying personal experiences to industry patterns.
• Reality TV & Social Tides: Love Island, Big Brother, and influencer drama ground their reflections on parasocial relationships and audience power.
• Cancel Cycle Realness: The resilience of problematic figures on social media is dissected, with sharp takes on why some never truly get “canceled.”
• Personal, Playful and Candid: Interspersed are classic Trish anecdotes, debates about chicken, actors, and the meme-ification of their own lives.
• Manifestation & Positivity: The show ends with affirmation and encouragement, keeping the tone upbeat.

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This episode of "Just Trish" is a breezy, high-energy ride through current pop culture, online drama, and the intimacy of life in the influencer fast lane, laced with both critical insight and trademark chaotic humor. Whether you want the tea on viral movies, body trends, or why James Charles is still haunting the timeline, this episode delivers with wit and plenty of quotable moments.

Transcript

[Trisha Paytas]

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[Jimmy Wetzel]

There was one movie where Noah Schnapp was the obsessed one.

[Trisha Paytas]

Well, that's scary.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

And that was kind of scary.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah, scares me. Just on Twitter, they haven't done the

[Jimmy Wetzel]

podcast in a while and they took down or privated and listed whatever, every episode, the out.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh my God. Rightfully so. That's like a crazy thing. Like that. That's the generation that David do, crazed like that, you know what I mean?

[Oscar Gracie]

Like,

[Trisha Paytas]

Hello, welcome to the Just Trish podcast where it is Gay Pride Month every day of the week here. So happy Gay pride to you all. Or just pride, I guess. I don't think we need to put the gay in there. Just pride to everyone. Queers, bi's, pans, A's, all of it. Is Q questioning or Q's queer questioning, I think. Okay.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah, but now you're making me second guess.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah. What's the cue? What is the cue?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I think questioning me. Going to the gay action.

[Trisha Paytas]

You were saying something. Yeah, you were saying something. You chimed in so we thought you had something.

[Oscar Gracie]

No, I just said now you're questioning him. Make him question himself. So.

[Trisha Paytas]

So we are all questioning Anyways, shout out to the questionings and the queers. We love you and we see you when we are you. It is Thursday here. It's a little, little gloomy out today. I had a morning. I've been up since 5:30. I didn't tell Moses. I went to the Valley this morning. I was in North Hollywood this morning. I came back. Oh, I was. I wasn't see me. I was going all over the place. So I had a morning just doing. And then I gotta go to Pasadena after this for my collab. But I don't know how I can say who yet, but I am very excited for that. So it's a day already. It was gloomy, but then it got sunny, and then I felt happier and it's rainbows all over. It's just fun. It's just a fun vibe this week. Right? Just pride.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Oh, yeah. But what were you doing in North Hollywood? Because I've been sending you things to do in North Hollywood.

[Trisha Paytas]

So you have?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Oh, yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

When?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Maybe late last night. Okay.

[Trisha Paytas]

What?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

My obsession hyper fixation continues. Because now I keep seeing the spots where they filmed the movie. And they filmed it in the Valley.

[Trisha Paytas]

What movie?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Obsession.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, I just did your obsession. Yes, my obsession is obsession.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yes.

[Trisha Paytas]

They filmed in North Hollywood.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

They filmed all over the Valley. So people have found the spots and. And there's a viral scene that's kind of like all over TikTok. It was in the trailer. But then they also think. They released this clip in the press materials of Nikki and Bear going out on a dinner date, and they filmed that at a pizza restaurant in North Hollywood. So the restaurant has, like, reported that there's been such a big demand for people to come in and sit at the exact table and take, like, photos of where they film this scene.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, the one where she's like, no, no, no. Okay, the audience sent that to you. And I was like, wait, really?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

And was like, you and Moses need to, like, do the audio at this place. Place? Because it's, like, so close.

[Trisha Paytas]

Does it look cute? Like the pizza place? Like, does it look cute? Like, does it look good pizza?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

They didn't even eat in the movie or get to the food, I guess because the. The. The breakdown happened before the pizza even came out.

[Trisha Paytas]

Okay, so we just go to the restaurant, not eat. You could eat, but don't show it.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Exactly. Focus on getting the audio. I mean, I guess maybe you can take your own artistic interpretation and add the pizza as a prop.

[Trisha Paytas]

Right?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

But.

[Trisha Paytas]

But it's not authentic to the real thing. I gotta watch Obsession, I guess. But. Okay, so were there other locations or just that pizza place?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

There was that pizza place. There's another spot in Burbank where the one wish willow is purchased. The Crystal Shop.

[Trisha Paytas]

Do you know what the store is? Is it a crystal Shop.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I marked it. Yeah, it's an actual crystal shop that they went and filmed at. The One Wish Willow is not sold at this crystal shop as of right now, but I'm hoping because of the fan demand that they start stalking the One Wish Willows.

[Trisha Paytas]

Sounds dangerous. Like, what if those are actually, like, real? Moses sent me something about magic being real today, and I love stuff like that. Cause I'm like, oh, my God, it's, like, so real. And I'm like, what if those things are like, curse the willow. What is it? Wishing Willow.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

The wishing Willow. That is cursed. It is what you wish for that could be cursed. So be. And the words of the Pussycat Dolls, be careful what you wish for, because you just might get it.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, well, why was his. I'm not trying to defend him because that's why I haven't seen the movie. Okay, but, like, why was it. Obviously he just meant he wants her to be in love. Why was it. I get. Okay, just explain. Why was it so bad? I guess. Yeah.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

It's been three weeks, so now I feel like we can do this official spoiler warning song before we get into the spoilers, because you kind of do need to know the tea at this point.

[Trisha Paytas]

Spoilers are coming. Spoilers are coming. Spoiler war. Get out now. Spoiler alert. Three, two, one. Spoiler warning.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

And I feel like so many people have seen it. Okay, okay. The gag is with Bear. He is kind of incel. Tease. Like, he projects onto Nikki, who is very much like his friend. She straight, straight up asks him one night, like, bear, do you have a crush on me? Because, like, now would be the time to tell me. And he says, no, like, you're just my friend. And she goes, okay. And then that's when he snaps and makes the wish. I wish that Nikki Freeman. Freeman, ironic last name. Would love me more than anyone else on Earth or whatever. And at first, not really the villain, right? Because it's kind of like a wish that anyone who's had a crush has probably stayed up. Wish him a shooting star or something, that they would like him back. Whatever. The whole unrequited love trope, right? But he starts getting these visible signs that there's something ominous going on, that it's not really Nikki who's in love with him. It's like this different version of her and finds out that she, the real Nikki, is, like, living in pain in. Inside of this body. Like, she's like. Her brain is, like, split, basically. And the real one is begging. She's like, Bear, like, if you really love me, just kill me.

[Trisha Paytas]

Because, oh, my God, Jesus, I am

[Jimmy Wetzel]

like in so much pain. Because the other Nikki in her brain is like taking over and that's the one that's obsessed. And he, his response to that, like, her begging and pleading for her life is, what's so bad about wanting to spend the rest of your life with me? So he's like, takes it so personally. Like, why can't you just want to be with me? Even though she's like, physically and mentally in pain and wanting to die.

[Trisha Paytas]

I mean, it's like a typical guy.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Exactly.

[Trisha Paytas]

And I kind of. Okay, I don't get it. But it's like, I guess he's also, like, insecure, you know, not defending, but also he probably didn't think, like a demon was gonna take over. He probably just thought she, the actual Nicki, like, I love you. You know what I mean?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

But then when he finds that out, he doesn't do anything to help her. Like, instead. Because that's real love, right? Real love is if you truly loved her, you would choose her being. Yes. If you love her, set her free. And instead he wants to, like, alter the wish. He's like, well, can I adjust my wish so that she loves me like a normal amount?

[Trisha Paytas]

Like, I like the rational thinking there. Because she doesn't say, like, kill me if you, like, love me so I can have peace.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah. She's like, please kill me because I can't control. And he sees her life falling apart. Like, he sees that she, like, takes every direction that he gives her, like, very literally. If he goes to work, she's standing in the doorway waiting for him to come back. So much so that she defecates on herself because she can't physically leave until he's back. She has no agency, no consent. There's a sex scene and it's him going in on her and she is just blank faced.

[Trisha Paytas]

Well, yeah, that's a little bit.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah. And it's like, because she can't actually consent because she's not Nikki. So.

[Trisha Paytas]

So I mean, it probably was just a wish gone wrong. He probably was like, well, I didn't know this was going to happen. Yeah, that's.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

That's the tea. So that first he's not the villain, but then he kind of is once he realizes, he figures out he understands what's going on. Like, he understands what happened with the wish and what's going on with Nikki's brain, with the real Nikki. And Yeah. Instead of like looking out for her and trying to give her what she wants. He wants to again selfishly maintain this relationship that's not even real.

[Trisha Paytas]

Maybe he could have like tried to take it to like an exorcist or something. Because like killing is so extreme. If I was like, kill me. I'm like, let's go to a therapist or something. You know, like an exorcist or something.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

That's the thing too. Even before he finds out that what's going on with like the lore of the one wish willow, like she. He finds out that she's like obviously mentally unwell. Never like suggests that she gets help before. Even before she shows all these signs of just being very unwell.

[Trisha Paytas]

And like what's the signs?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

She has very erratic changes in behavior. Like she's crying, she's making things up. Like her personality just like switched so instantly and she's just like very erratic. And instead. And everyone's seeing the signs that like, oh, she's being really weird. This isn't like her. And she. No one tries to like get her help or anything. And the movie like shows how like nice of a person she is. Like she looks out for other people, she's very welcoming. There's like an unhoused person on the street and she gives him her last like $10 of cash. Like she's just a really nice person and no one's out to help her.

[Trisha Paytas]

So what happens? Does she die?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Basically what happens. I know, I know. I tried to figure out how to even explain how we got here because the going to the end, okay, Bear finally realizes the only way that he can save her is if he dies. Because that's the only way the wish will break.

[Trisha Paytas]

How does he know that?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

So he calls like the helpline on the wish, okay. He asked for help. The guy says you have to die if you want the wish to break. He's like, you want to talk to Nikki? And then it cuts to like the real Nikki just like screaming in agony. So he learns this and he's like, oh, but like how can I just change my wish and then his. What he tries to do is get one of his friends to also use a one wish willow to adjust the wish for him.

[Trisha Paytas]

Okay.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Cuz you only get one shot.

[Trisha Paytas]

How many one wish willows are there? You just buy them or they're just given to you.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

You have to buy them. They're like a little collectible thing.

[Trisha Paytas]

But you only get one.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

You only get one wish. Cuz he tries to buy another one and break his own wish. You can't do that.

[Trisha Paytas]

Okay.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

You only get the one wish. Well, that was not the two wish. Not the three wish, baby. Okay.

[Trisha Paytas]

Okay.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yes. And then his friend wastes the wish because he doesn't believe him. He's like, well, I want a billion dollars. He gets a billion dollars.

[Trisha Paytas]

How? It just comes into his account.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

It literally just falls. It falls.

[Trisha Paytas]

That's great. Yeah.

[Oscar Gracie]

Crushes into death.

[Trisha Paytas]

What?

[Oscar Gracie]

No.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Well, he does die.

[Trisha Paytas]

What did he say?

[Oscar Gracie]

Crushes death.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, my God. Does he die?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

He does die. Nikki kills him.

[Trisha Paytas]

Why?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Because basically, obsession. So anyone who comes between her and. And Bear, she tries to get rid of.

[Trisha Paytas]

How did they get. How did he get in between them?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

So they were. First of all, their other friend, who's a girl, has had a crush on Bear this whole time. And she tries to confess her feelings and then Nikki comes and kills her. And then.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, my God.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Once he. Once Nikki finds out, like, his other friend is trying to, like, do the wish to undo her love, she shoots him too. So then it's just her and Bear. Bear tried. Attempts to, like, overdose so he could stop his own wish and free Nikki. But the gag is he can't even commit to that because then he tries to throw up and purge the pills that he just ingested.

[Trisha Paytas]

Instant regret.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

But Nikki herself made a wish and. Because he asked her to undo the wish herself too.

[Trisha Paytas]

Right.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

So Nikki makes her own wish that they could.

[Oscar Gracie]

That.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

That they could be together forever, whatever, and then stops him from finishing throwing up. So then he does end up overdosing. And then the real Nikki is finally free and she is just left amongst all these corpses as sirens come. And that's how it ends.

[Trisha Paytas]

So she's in prison for life anyways, basically.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yes. Her life is ruined. Yeah. And in the original script, she was going to, like, shoot herself and they filmed that and then reshoots. They filmed this alternate ending that they ended up going with was that she ends up living and she's just like, screaming when she realizes, like, everyone's dead and it's at her hands.

[Trisha Paytas]

Okay, that's it.

[Oscar Gracie]

Then it sounds like. Because a lot of those stories are metaphors for, like, addiction. It sounds like she's an addict and it's about her relationship with drugs, basically.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

No, it's about Bear being an incel.

[Oscar Gracie]

But Bear is the drug that is killing her. But.

[Trisha Paytas]

But she didn't choose it.

[Oscar Gracie]

It's funny that this case, like, it choose the Bear or the man kind of thing.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Right?

[Oscar Gracie]

His name is the Bear.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah. What do you feel safer with, like, a man, A Man or a bear and his name is Bear. Although the director said that was just an accident. But I love that that's there.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah, okay. Like okay. And everyone loves this movie.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

It's so good. No, it's so good. It's amazing. I think cuz the script is like really well done and the acting, I'm telling my sister Indy never. Ready?

[Trisha Paytas]

Yes. You told me to post my self tape. I don't know if I can post it. I did audition for Obsession. Her name is.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Oh, Nikki.

[Trisha Paytas]

I was very close to getting Nikki. I don't know if I'll show up but maybe. I saw the ones you sent me and I was like, you know what all those girls ate? Honestly, they were all so good. Some of those girls are so good. I'm like, I would have been great. I know I'm like 20 years too old to play her literally, but I was like close. I was close, close to getting that part. So if you guys want to see myself tape, let me know. It does like so fun. That kind of role does look like so fun. You have to be like such a good actress. I saw the other girls doing their self tapes and I was like, damn. She really from the clips I've seen, of course I haven't seen all of it. She really the subtle art of an

[Jimmy Wetzel]

obsessed girl and like having to show the split right. She has to show like the authentic Nikki because authentic Nikki like breaks out here and there. So she has to be that's like almost one character. Then the upset best version of Nikki is like a separate character. So having to like subtly show the differences and go like back and forth, back and forth. Oh, give her the Oscar I need.

[Trisha Paytas]

Wow, you really make sure.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I love it. I love it. So the more I think about it and the more tick tocks I see because it's been like two weeks since I've seen it and I still can't stop thinking about it.

[Trisha Paytas]

I'll see it again.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I love it. Yeah, yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

Are we gonna go see it?

[Oscar Gracie]

Can. I mean it's.

[Trisha Paytas]

What is your hesitation, the way you

[Oscar Gracie]

said it compared to what other movies are there but what other movies?

[Trisha Paytas]

What are the movies?

[Oscar Gracie]

Sometimes the script is the reason. I think she's like, sometimes the script is so good that it scares you.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

It's like stressful.

[Oscar Gracie]

Like you don't like you don't. It's some of the one of those things that you don't find. Want to find yourself in or oh

[Trisha Paytas]

well, I'm not scared to slip into Nikki.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

But he's like a little too real.

[Trisha Paytas]

2021 or whatever that part could be. You're absolutely right.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

It's more like just the murdering of everybody. Like, I mean, I'm a split girl too, but I'm not like, trying to like, bring down. I don't know, I guess it's not a.

[Oscar Gracie]

It's not a happy ending movie.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

It's like, it's not. That's satisfying.

[Oscar Gracie]

It's a lose, lose situation. So that's usually not my type of movie.

[Trisha Paytas]

But yeah, every time someone, like, dies in anything, I'm like, Adam, like, crying.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah. The ending I like. Every time I think about it, I do get really bummed out because, like, I love the character of Nikki so much. The real one, not the like, obsessed one. Because she's so sweet and like, she's just like the it girl. Like, that would be my sister before Bear went and ruined her life. But the director said in his next movie there's like a little Easter egg that shows what happens.

[Trisha Paytas]

Okay, yeah.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

So she could be in jail. Maybe she like, pled insanity. Maybe. I don't know what the defense me as her lawyer, like, do not send my sister to prison.

[Trisha Paytas]

She can definitely do insanity for sure.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

So I'm hoping somehow, some way, there's a world where Nikki Freeman is a free woman.

[Trisha Paytas]

Okay.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah. Because it's, you know, they say not all men, but always a man. You know what I mean? And this is a perfect example because it's like that happens in real life too, probably. People put spells on people and stuff. Because you do wonder sometimes, like, why is that person that person, you know? Yeah. Spell work can be scary. I believe in it. I don't know about the one which Willow, but there's always, like based in truth somewhere. You know what I mean? Even a fictional movie like this. Did he say it was a real life experience? No, no, no, Nothing. Like a little bit. You know how like Sam Lemon's like, if I was a little loosely based on my life. Is he like. No. Loosely based obsession or anything?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

No, I don't think so. I've seen a lot of interviews, but I mean, I think unrequited love in general is like a theme everyone has related to at some point. Like, we've all had a crush on someone and it was never reciprocated. So that feeling is universal. So I think that's why some people do sympathize with Bear, even post seeing the entire movie, which that's a journey for you individuals to go on. Not me, but that concept of unrequited love.

[Trisha Paytas]

I think I was thinking more even the obsession. I feel like he must have had someone like obsessed with him or something that he got like a little bit.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

You know what I mean?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Te. He's a young guy. He's only 26. So maybe.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah, he might have had some obsession girl in his timeline. Yeah, I don't defend him either. I just like to defend. I like, because I, you know what I loved in school was like debates, you know, where like you had to be the side of the thing that you wouldn't normally debate. It's kind of fun. So I'm not on. Don't even care about this movie at all. But I like to.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

If everyone a little contrary.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah, everyone's like, he's the villain. I'm like, let's. Let's think why? You know what I mean? Like why he may not be. He was struggling too. Sounds like he had some deep rooted insecurities. He could have just been like, I had a crush on you. The incel of it all.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah. Again, he didn't start out as a villain in the movie. But then once you uncover information, you're like, oh, you're still like this. Like, hello, let's look out for a woman and her agency.

[Trisha Paytas]

You know, what do you call that? You called that something before. You called it like, Jason Momoa. He's not the villain, but he's in Supergirl. He's.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Oh, he. No, Bear isn't the anti hero.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, is he not?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

No.

[Trisha Paytas]

No. Okay.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

He's just the villain.

[Trisha Paytas]

What's the anti hero mean again?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

The anti hero is someone who is like the. Who is villainess, but then has like the redemption arc and that ends up like fighting for the side of.

[Trisha Paytas]

How do you know that's why he's gonna be in Supergirl if you haven't seen it?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Cuz that's. It's a comic book.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, you read it already. Spoiler alert. Are you gonna get the KFC meal of Supergirl?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

There's a KFC meal?

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah. And they all have like little sauces of like Jason Momoa and the Supergirl and all the other things. They have like a drink that's like blue and it has like the Supergirl logo. I love Supergirl, so I thought of you. It comes out next Monday and I do love how KFC never has meals like that. They're like, we're doing a Supergirl meal. It looks festive. I don't know who any of those people are, but it looks Great. You know, I'm gonna see it for Jason Momoa. When I went to go see Michael for the second time, I just saw Obsession. I went. My mom, and we were watching the Supergirl previews. She's like, are you gonna see that? I was like, yeah, of course. Like, why would I not see something with Jason Momoa? And I think it's gonna be. I think it's gonna be good. He kinda looks like himself always, huh?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah. And, like, he's always just like himself.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah, but I guess everybody does, really.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

There are some actors who, like, can really get lost in it. And then there's some actors maybe, such as yourself. I don't know. I haven't seen you as in any other role yet other than yourself, so you could surprise us all.

[Trisha Paytas]

I know I would love. I would love to do a role that's really, like, deep into something that's not me. I don't know what it would be, but I want to look at actors and actresses. I always think they just, like, are like themselves, you know what I mean? Because they said something about, like, Cassie from Euphoria, like, goes on to, like, become, like, a housemaid in, like, someone else's house. House to help women and avenge women and stuff like that.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Oh.

[Trisha Paytas]

You know what I mean? Because it's just kind of like following the character. Same thing with, like, Jake Lord, I think. Kind of looks like Jake Lordy and everything, right?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah. Okay.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, that's just him.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Who else is kind of like that? I mean, there's, like, the Rock, who's also very always.

[Trisha Paytas]

Specifically Moana. We saw the preview for Moana, and I was like, that looks like the Rock. I mean, he's good. He's good. But, like, Maui looks very different from the Rock, I think. But, you know, that's fine, I guess. You know, he looks good. He honestly looks. He doesn't look as bad as people were saying when that wig first came out. Everyone's like, ah, but the movie looks pretty good. I'm excited to see live action. What were you saying?

[Oscar Gracie]

The people with such physique, they usually get stuck in a certain.

[Trisha Paytas]

That's true.

[Oscar Gracie]

Shaq. Like, people that they just. They have.

[Trisha Paytas]

Shaq is so random.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Like a big guys. Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

Kazam. Shazam. Was that Shaquille o'? Neal, Shazam. Or was that.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

You know, Shazam was Zachary Levi. I know which movie you're thinking about.

[Trisha Paytas]

Kazam or something.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah, something similar.

[Trisha Paytas]

And everyone has the Mandela effect where they think it was Shaquille o', Neal, but it was Actually, God, what is that guy's name?

[Oscar Gracie]

I refer you to Sinbad the Comedian.

[Trisha Paytas]

But is it. Was it Sinbad or was it Shaq? And I was like, we always remember this.

[Oscar Gracie]

Both versions exist.

[Trisha Paytas]

That's so crazy.

[Oscar Gracie]

It was Sinbad. The one I remember was Sinbad seen as a kid.

[Trisha Paytas]

Really? Oh, so you know, like the genie thing. Yeah, I forgot what that was.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah. Kazam.

[Trisha Paytas]

Kazam. Okay. And that was who I think it was.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

It's Shaquille o'. Neal.

[Trisha Paytas]

What?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yes.

[Trisha Paytas]

And you just said you thought it was Sinbad.

[Oscar Gracie]

I know it was. I saw Sinbad.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

IMDb

[Trisha Paytas]

Wait, that's so crazy. Oh my God, that's so weird. Isn't that so weird how Mandel effect is like kind of real? Like, everyone remembers one thing and it's

[Jimmy Wetzel]

like, just not that very Shane Dawson.

[Trisha Paytas]

Nachos.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

Already it's been a minute. Speaking of IMDb and Shane Dawson, my profile picture is me and Shane and I don't know how to switch. It made it. Do you know how to switch your profile? Like a headshot? Because I have so many headshots. I'm like, I don't know. I don't know how to do it. I guess I feel like. But it's me and oh my God.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

It is of your collab when he was you.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah. How did I get there?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

That is crazy there.

[Trisha Paytas]

How do I change it? I mean, love it. Iconic, but also like, need.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

That is wild.

[Trisha Paytas]

I know.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I was like, I don't know how you change it. Like, because Wikipedia is kind of funny because fans can change the photos.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, no.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

It's like Zara Larson is going back and forth because someone kept changing her Wikipedia photos. Like a really unflattering photo. And she had to like make a tick tock, like yelling, whoever keeps changing my photo, please stop.

[Trisha Paytas]

Did it work or do people keep messing with her?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I think probably even more.

[Oscar Gracie]

They were like, well, that's the Barbra Streisand effect.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

What's the Barbra Streisand effect?

[Oscar Gracie]

When you point to something, then that's it. You lost.

[Trisha Paytas]

Why do they call that?

[Oscar Gracie]

Cuz she probably was the first one to have. Yeah, like she called out in public for something.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I forget the lore, but yeah, that's essentially it is. Like if you call something out, then it just brings more attention to it. It happened recently with Miles. Yeah, Miles Teller. He. God, I don't even know what you would have seen of him.

[Trisha Paytas]

Michael.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Michael Jackson.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah. Is he the lawyer? Maybe. I think that name sounds familiar. His house Burned down. He plays like his lawyer.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Oh, I didn't know he was in that. Okay.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah. Oh, it's so good. You got to go see him.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

But. So he recently did press talking about why he doesn't do, like, profiles anymore. About, like, when, you know, in a magazine, like, follows you around for a day, then writes an article. Because he's like, I did one profile, and then it was so negative about me. So then everyone was like, wait, what? And then went to go look it up, and he just comes across like, the biggest deal bag ever. Like, where he talks about, like, he wouldn't, like, cut his own steak at the restaurant or whatever.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, wait, why? That's so random.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

He's just kind of like a man child, I guess. And then he just wouldn't do anything for himself.

[Trisha Paytas]

Is he Nepo baby?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

No, I think he's just like. Thinks he's super famous or whatever, so.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, no.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

And it was like a big magazine too.

[Trisha Paytas]

Is he super famous?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I know he was pretty big for a while. Like, him and his wife Kelly were, like, really, really popular. But. Oh, he was in Top Gun. So after Top Gun, Maverick, that's when he kind of, like, blew up even more. But he's been in things for a while. He's been around for a minute, but.

[Oscar Gracie]

So the article. So they say it's a phenomena when attempting to hide, censor, or remove a piece of information unintentionally backfires, causing it to be widely publicized and shared. So what happened is in 2003, Barbara Streisand sued a photography for a photographer for $50 million to remove an aerial photo of her Malibu home.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, that seems fair.

[Oscar Gracie]

The back the backfire. So before the lawsuit, the photo was only been downloaded six times. After the lawsuit, the photo was downloaded 420,000 times.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, no.

[Oscar Gracie]

And millions of people have sent the picture.

[Trisha Paytas]

It's hard because, like, what do you do? Especially that. That's like, your location, your privacy. Like, that's, like, annoying. But then, yeah, you talk. God, it's just like a no win, I guess. Sometimes it is just better. I'm the worst at keeping my mouth shut, but sometimes it is better to just not say anything. But it's so hard.

[Oscar Gracie]

I mean, it's definitely Zara Larson. Like, you know that if you're gonna say that, not only the person that doing it, there'll be other people that will do it just to annoy you. So it's like, you can't.

[Trisha Paytas]

Why are people like this? Like, what? Like, why?

[Oscar Gracie]

Like, I hate this they give them a sense of importance. Like, if they can poke at somebody that's famous, then it makes them that much closer.

[Trisha Paytas]

That's true. It's kind of like the Somber of it all, too. When he, like, was annoyed that a 25 year.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Literally. What a good example.

[Trisha Paytas]

Right? And we're all like, what? Then it's like, oh, wait, this is, like, weird. Yeah.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

And no one has been able to really take them seriously since.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah, you're right.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

No shade to Somber. But I do love the trend where it's like, like the Somber endings trend

[Trisha Paytas]

or like, I haven't seen that.

[Oscar Gracie]

I've seen that. Even with your song.

[Trisha Paytas]

Wait, what?

[Oscar Gracie]

Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

What does it mean? What's the trend?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Like, for Saranghe, it would probably be like, either. I think of a good example. It'd be like, either Stan Somber or make a song in Korean. And then it would be like, oh,

[Trisha Paytas]

I see, I see. And then. So everyone's trying to end him.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah. It's like, either it's always like a meme where it's like, stan or listen to Somber or this.

[Trisha Paytas]

Got it. And so then you do whatever it is.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Another example, like, either, you know, the Michaela, obviously, the audio, like, come with me to Santorini, Greece. And then so an example is like, just found out Somber is illegal in Greece. And then it would come with me to Santa Rose.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah, Pretty clever.

[Oscar Gracie]

It's like, damn, Trisha ended Somber. And there's so many. There's so many videos.

[Trisha Paytas]

Wow. Okay. I didn't know it's part of the lore. So sorry to Somber. My apologies. But, you know, I guess it does go to show. Just don't call things because, you know, I think that is. I was trying to go back and forth like, ah, but you want to, like, say something. But you're right. People will just poke. I feel like. I feel like there is power in that. I feel like when I would, like, cry about, like, insecurities or things that I was like, you know, embarrassed about or whatever, people would just, like, poke at it more. Yeah, but when you just don't talk about it at all, people kind of get sick. Because I thought about that. Even with, like, fat comments back in the day. Because I'd always be crying about my weight. And I'm kind. I really don't get those anymore. But I'm like, maybe because I just don't talk about it. Or you just get past a certain point of being too fat and people are like, well, I feel bad for her, actually. So you know what? I Mean, let's just not make fun of it anymore, right, Skinny now? It doesn't matter. Who cares? I'm not talking about body image, but you know what I mean? Like, it is if you just don't give it the attention. I see that all the time on, like, I think, like, the Taylor, Frankie, Paul of it too. I feel like people just, they know what her insecurity is. So she just, like, keeps going and then she keeps yelling at them.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

And then just because of the cycle.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah. It's like you just can't really give the power.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Break the cycle. Yeah. There is something fierce about a TFP being like, I'll address anything. But then it gets to a point where it's like there's too many opinions about you, so you can't clap back at every single one.

[Oscar Gracie]

She's addressing things nobody has. Like, nobody ever said anything about what? Yeah, like, I watch war crime war movies. I'm like, no, nobody even.

[Trisha Paytas]

Maybe. Maybe someone did. You know, you see one thing and you're like, I'm addressing this. And you're just like, well, no one saw that. Except for. Except for. And then the work movies weren't even. Anyways, shout out tfp. Hopefully you're doing well.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Well, speaking of body positivity, there was a follow up I saw to the Miami Swim Week debacle, which I thought kind of crazy. It came from Stassi Schroeder, who walked the Runway.

[Trisha Paytas]

I have seen this discourse all over my Twitter. It's like, so I'm like, oh, my. I didn't even see it like, a couple days ago.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

And it's funny because, like, I included her in the B roll to show during Miami Swim Week discourse, but I didn't see, like, her walk or what she was wearing. And then this article came out.

[Trisha Paytas]

Who did the article?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

It was with the Daily Mail.

[Trisha Paytas]

Always at the crime Daily Mail. We don't know if you're real. If you're not, why are you always, like, just putting things out there?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

And a source told the Daily Mail that Stassi really wanted to look incredible for the show, so she went on a massive diet. She skipped breakfast, had only a salad for lunch, and she did not touch a carb after 5pm so she was having only about 600 calories a day. The weight just melted off her body. But that kind of diet is very hard to do because cravings are insane. Yeah, obviously, because you're starving yourself.

[Trisha Paytas]

Is that what the article says?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

That was. Yeah, the cravings are insane. Yes. The cravings Are insane. Me was adding in was just, yeah, you're starving yourself. Yeah, that was an Oscar. Yeah. It's not easy for her to diet that hardcore, but the results are amazing. And she felt great about herself, which, yes, the body is. You know, she looks good, but, yeah, all that. And then they put her in the crate, like, just the most unflattering, like, bikini. And it's not her.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yes.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

It's just the styling that they put her in.

[Trisha Paytas]

I did see the discourse on that because everyone's like, she's a really long torso. They could have put her in some low bottoms, which is something I can never pull off. Oh, my gosh. I had low pants on in Crying on the Kitchen 4 music video because Lindsay Lohan wore, like, ultra low rise bands. And I thought I ate so hard, I was like, oh, I'm gonna look so good in this. And, like, I have, like, reversed body dysmorphia where I really think I'm, like, so skinny. Like, I really do. And then Moses gonna test this. When we got the first cut back, I guess no one says anything because maybe people just assume, like, I'm okay with it, whatever. But I really was like, that was one of the ones where I'm like, why did no one say anything? Because, like, low rise is the most unflattering thing. Because I do have. I always have had a little belly gut right there, and it was just flopping around the entire Crank on the Kitchen Floor video. So if you, like, look at it, a lot of it's, like, zoomed up, close shots. Because, like, the edit was done and stuff like that, and it was just so jiggly. Some parts are fine. The parts that are in the video, if it jiggles a little. But some it was just, like, up and down, up and down. I mean, no one said anything on me on set. So my point is, low rise on me would look absolutely horrible. Something like, they put Stassi and would look relatively good on me because the high. Because I have a. I have a, Like, a short torso and, like, the little gut. So if they're high, the little gut, like, is covered by the high. But because she has a flat stomach and she's obviously, like, tiny and she has long torso, if they would have put her in one of those, like, low ones like Paris Hilton used to wear, just, like, study and play come together on a Windows 11 PC.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

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[Trisha Paytas]

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[Jimmy Wetzel]

I think they get styled by the designers. Like the swimwear designers.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah. So the discourse of people coming for her body, I'm like, it really was. First of all, it looked fine. Like, it looked fine. That was the crazy thing. I kept seeing it everywhere. I'm like, she looked good. And everyone's like, like, whatever. I don't want to repeat the nasty things they said, but, like, we were being so mean. And I'm like, oh, my gosh. And it's like, it was really just more the swimsuit, which she still looked fine, I think, because she didn't put. She didn't do an interview with the Daily Mail.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

No, it was a source talking about

[Trisha Paytas]

her dieting, I think, because someone put that out there for her, which obviously she didn't. People want to, like, come for her because it's like, oh, you did all that and you still look like this. Which she still looked good. And people just want to. Just want to hate. I don't know. Is that even true? Does she. She needs a statement. Like, did she actually.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Maybe she forget everything we just said? Maybe this is something you do need to address, you know?

[Trisha Paytas]

Yes. Right. For real. This. Because you're just like, who was it? I think a Haley Bailey walked the. No, not Haley Bailey. Abby Herbert. She walked the show. And right before she's like, what people think I'm doing before the show. And it's like working out. And then she goes, what I'm actually doing. And she was eating like a cheeseburger. So maybe this girl was like, eating a cheeseburger. I mean, she showed it. You know what I mean? She has to show people that they're eating because I. We don't know. We don't know if that is even true. And people just want to come hate on her because it's like all that and you still look like this. It's like, Jesus, people are so mean. Granted, yes, it wasn't a great swimsuit, but I'm just gonna venture that a lot of swimsuits weren't great and I don't think it's on them. I think it's. Whoever supplied these swimsuits is the culprit because some of these swimsuits were atrocious.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

But they look good. Everyone look good in them.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah. And I think they really got to start being careful, though, about putting this kind of media, though, out there, talking about, like, how little people are eating. Like, we literally are going so back into like early 2000s diet culture. It is kind of getting scary because

[Trisha Paytas]

what do they say?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Only 600 calories a day and no carbs. Mm.

[Trisha Paytas]

Did I say something specific?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I remember skipped breakfast, salad for lunch. Did not touch a carb after 5pm yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

So basically not eating breakfast or dinner. You're basically just eating like one meal, like within a six hour span. That is. You know what? And even someone like me at my big age of like, what, 31, I was doing like the Joker diet, where they're like, Joaquin Phoenix only ate apples for his role in the Joker. And I was like, oh, that's all I'm gonna do. So I like, did it for like two weeks. It was during my Hot Girl Christmas and I did actually like lose a lot of weight, but, oh, it was like one hard boiled egg and like an apple or something he ate. So that's all I ate for like two weeks. And I looked snatched for Hot Girl Christmas, and then I turned green and I had to go to the hospital for like two days. I turned green and I started like vomiting, like, literally like the Exorcist style. Just like projectile vomiting. And all I had was an apple and egg in me. So I'm like, what am I even projectile vomiting? So I like went in and they were just like, yeah, you're like malnourished. Yeah, basically. Even though I was like 180, I was like, oh. But then it's like, so you're. So when that. Because when someone says like when they're actually you're malnourished, like, oh, my, I'm so skinny. You know, I mean, like, it's so crazy how our society is. It's so wild. But even like Cali Remember that one she did where it's like, know those Vanity Fair things, like, what I eat in a day?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

The video. And she's like, for like, dessert, she had like an almond, like, literally.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yes.

[Trisha Paytas]

I'm like, what? And going on pastor, they all like bone broth. Yeah. I was like, okay. Like, if they're really eating this, like, maybe they need to get some help. But we also shouldn't be, like, putting it out there. Like, if they were filming this and editing this, I'd probably be like, we can't put this out. Cuz that's.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah. Cuz also the tone is like a glamorizing it. Or like an. We should all be applauding their dedication to that. She, like, literally was starving herself to walk in Miami swim week, like, which is very unset, you know, so it's like, no, but actually we're not gonna, like, applaud that because that's like, disorder.

[Trisha Paytas]

Why did they. And they. Did they put that out as like a glamorized article or they put it out as like, this is crazy.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I think as a way to applaud her and show her dedication.

[Trisha Paytas]

The source was like, look at what she said.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah, that kind of was the tone for.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah, that's why I'm saying I said it last week too. I felt. Or last episode, I felt like a little bit of a hater. But I'm like, it is kind of. It is a little problematic because now everyone's just like, commenting, like you said, on what people are eating or like, what they're doing to get down to that. Now they're, like, criticizing this girl's body and saying all these awful things about it.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

It really doesn't help anyone who walked in the. In the show. It also doesn't help any of the designers who, like, had their bikinis on in the show because everyone's like, wow, that looks terrible. Like, let me not buy that.

[Trisha Paytas]

It's like, yeah, it doesn't help. That doesn't help. People at home being like, oh, you think she looks horrible? What about me in a bikini? Yeah. No one. I still would love to know that. I still stand by that because the discourse is crazy. People I see on Twitter too. Twitter is. I really just need to leave Twitter because it really is just like the worst of the worst on there. But there was some girl, because I did see someone say, like, okay, skinny. Skinny's out. You know what the next big trend is? It's like big boobs. Like, people with.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Oh, I saw that on TikTok okay too.

[Trisha Paytas]

Maybe Burke reposted it. Because I'm like, who reposted it?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

No, shade, you are. I love. It was right. Yes. Because at first I was like, it talked about Skinny being out, and then I saw Broker posted and I was like, why is Broker posting Skinny being out? She's also teeny. And then it got to like, no, the trend isn't going to be muscle. Because you can also buy that the big booze is going to be what's in.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yes. And the girl saying it didn't have big boobs, I'm screwed. But she was. That's what's back. And I was like, so then on Twitter. Yeah. Someone walked the fashion show. She was like, in a black bikini. She looked amazing. She was very tiny. Huge boobs. And all the guys on Twitter being like, wow, natural boobs are so much better than fake boobs. Like, implying. I don't know if this girl had fake or real. I would adventure their fake because they were just ginormous. Maybe she had real enormous ones. But it's so funny how guys are just like, thinking like, that is like the natural boob. Maybe it was, but it was insanely big where most people wouldn't have that natural size boob. So I'm like, people are just so wild. I guess they kind of are. I know I've talked to some people lately who are just, like, thinking about getting boobs. Like, this is crazy thing. I guess what comes around goes around. They were so huge. Literally in the 90s.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Again, very Y2K though. Because I feel like that was the era of the Playmates and everyone's next door. Tease.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah. I talked about someone yesterday who was like, yeah, like a young person, as I guess. I guess if you're like, in your 20s because you're supposed to get them every 10 years, might have been like, literally 14 years. I need to get mine out. I want to lose a little weight first. But I guess if you're like, in your 20s, you have 15 years, you'd be like, 40, maybe. If you're gonna get them out anyways. I don't know. I hate them. I would never. But I guess if you're, like, insecure, I guess also, two people are losing a lot of weight, so they're losing their boobs. So they feel. Yeah, they're like, well, I feel like I can't fill out a bikini top or anything. So they're like, seriously considering it. I always say no, but then again, I'm like, if it's gonna make you feel better? I mean, I felt so many tiktokers who all have, like, massive boob jobs now, and it's. They're, like, really young, but I guess. I guess it's, you know, it's all preference. But I think when you get older, too, it's like Pam with wearing no makeup. I think also you're just, like, kind of don't care about being attractive for anybody. You know what I mean? You know, obviously, like you I want to be attracted to, but I think in general, I'm just like. I don't really care how people perceive me, especially my boobs. I'm like, I hate them anyways, so. Implants can be scary. They can make you sick. They look great, though. Like, Brooks look good. Like people look good. Like, people look good at them, but. And they're young, 40. I don't know. Maybe. No, I'm gonna get mine out. It will be a shock when I can get mine out. I really. I want to lose, like, some more weight just for, like, my overall health. But, yeah, it'll be interesting. I know you like fat transfer. Oh, I think Rosanna Pansino was here talking about that. I think she said she got a fat transfer to her boobs. Then I was like, if you lose weight, do you lose your boobs in the fat transfer?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I feel like that can't be true because the Kardashians with, like, their fat transfers. Right. Didn't.

[Trisha Paytas]

In the butt.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

In the butt. And they, like, lose weight, but they still.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, that is weird.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I don't know.

[Trisha Paytas]

They have implants in the butts.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Maybe.

[Trisha Paytas]

Maybe we're, like, disclosed because sometimes Kim's butt looks humongous. In a good way. Maybe. Yeah. I don't know. Yeah, right. I'm trying to think how that works. I don't know. I have no idea. I had a fat transfer but just gained more fat. So I don't know if it's stuck or I don't know what it is. I had some in my hips. You know what? I did change the shape of my hips a little bit. I don't know. I think I would get a fat transfer in my boobs, but that's if I have any fat left. I'm on my workout kick. I'm on my hiking kick. We did a mile and a half in, what was it, 40 minutes? We were so fast last time. I think after walking London for like, eight miles, I came back into, like, a loop around here. We should do the big loop next time. That big one that goes all the way down. Did it in 40 minutes. Usually takes me an hour. Usually takes me an hour to do a mile and a half.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

That's good.

[Trisha Paytas]

40 minutes. That was a big time shaved off. It was 20 minutes. I was like, damn, I know I want to do. Were you talking about it at the track meet? I still want to do it, or were we talking about it?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

We were talking about it at some point, right?

[Oscar Gracie]

Recently we talked about it. Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

Because I was like, how do we get this done? I have no idea. But I really want to do it because I really do feel like I'm so fast. I'm so good. I'm getting there. Malibu. Not that she'd be competing in this, but she might be the fastest of anyone because she runs. We talked about this on the podcast already. But she runs so fast. She'd be so fast. But I really want to test my speed against. I don't know who you. Moses.

[Oscar Gracie]

Speed, huh? I show speed.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Oh, yeah. Like a cheetah. Like, didn't he race a cheetah?

[Trisha Paytas]

What?

[Oscar Gracie]

He raced everything possible.

[Trisha Paytas]

Is he the fastest runner in the world or what? Why is he racing everything?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

He's really fast. Yeah. I don't know the world record or anything. I doubt he'd be just like the fastest in the world because I feel like then he would be like an Olympian. But I do know he raced a cheetah. The cheetah still won, but he put up a good fight.

[Trisha Paytas]

Where did he go race the cheetah?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

He made a whole video about it. I forget where. And like, the cheetah scratched him or something. But nevertheless, he persisted and. And raced that thing.

[Trisha Paytas]

It's pretty impressive. Is he still streaming? Case, who's retired. Kai Senate. Retired, I think.

[Oscar Gracie]

Yeah. He just made. He just made a song for the soccer.

[Trisha Paytas]

Wow.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

For FIFA?

[Oscar Gracie]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Wow.

[Oscar Gracie]

A huge song he just made.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, I didn't know he was a singer.

[Oscar Gracie]

I mean, it's song. It's kind of like his. His announcing. It's kind of like singing all the names of the countries that are going to be in it and then the crowd joins and. I mean, it's a great. It's a great promo.

[Trisha Paytas]

That's very cool.

[Oscar Gracie]

Very energetic.

[Trisha Paytas]

He's just like, I'm done streaming. He's just like, I made all my money and I'm done.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I. Shutter Speed is still streaming. I think it's Kai that it says

[Oscar Gracie]

he's not a professional competitive track runner, but he's just massively popular streamer. Maybe he's just a really Fast streamer.

[Trisha Paytas]

I wonder if that skill comes in handy in real life. If you're a fast runner. Like, you know, like, how crazy would it be? Like, I'm just naturally fast. I don't have to train. I don't do anything. But like, can you use that in the real world? Aside being like running from a murderer or something like that, like, how else can you use running to your advantage?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Like, I guess if you compete as a sport, like track as a sport.

[Trisha Paytas]

But what is just like a regular person like you and me, like, you're like, I'm the fastest runner, Trish, but you can't really use it for anything.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah, I pursue that outside of like track. Yeah. It's.

[Oscar Gracie]

He definitely for entertainment because I mean, he.

[Trisha Paytas]

That's true.

[Oscar Gracie]

I guess it's working competing against fast cars and other people.

[Trisha Paytas]

That's true.

[Oscar Gracie]

I mean, I've seen so many videos of him doing that.

[Trisha Paytas]

So he's like the flash. Matt was like the Flash. Every time she's like, watch me run. She runs so fast. It's like, oh, my gosh. She's so quick. Gosh. And not for me, that's for sure. You're a fast runner though. Yeah, you are. You do like 8 minute mile, don't you?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I mean, it's very, very different on the elliptical versus like running an actual distance. Yeah. Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

Gotta do that challenge. It's gonna be fun.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I'd be scared. I think Moses would definitely. As far as competing. I know. Since Malibu's not competing.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah. First wait, you think of you, Jimmy and Moses.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah. Your legs are so long.

[Trisha Paytas]

That's true. When he ran up the stairs. He's very fast actually.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

In our fitness test, he smoked us.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah. He's actually a very fast. What I do like that little loop we do that takes me 40 minutes. He can do in literally 15. He does like a triple loop. So like the whole area. He does not like overlap. No. Oh, my God. Triggered from high school. I remember when people would like lap me and then they were like, cac watch you. And you're just like, oh my. That's a good one though. I should do the loop by myself and see how. If you can. How much you can like lap me. That'd be crazy.

[Oscar Gracie]

Yeah. Do three times. Because I can do it. Oh, right.

[Trisha Paytas]

You do it three times. That's right. Oh my God. That's kind of insane actually.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Did you ever have to do the. The lap thing in school? It was like each lap people could pledge you money. Like we would raise money for Like a good cause or something? No, you'd ask your family, like, oh, how many, how much money will you pledge per lap? Like a dollar per lap or whatever. So it's all for a good cause. It is all for charity, whatever. But I remember in like elementary school, like people would keep tabs on how many laps because you have to see how much money you would raise. And like the fast girls were smoking me. Wait, it was like they were like two laps ahead of me and I was still like, I would just be walking, you know.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, we weren't like fast back then. So how'd you get fast? You just practice?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah, I went. This was like, I was really chunky, so I was like, you're just carrying a lot of weight, you know, so naturally you're gonna go slower.

[Trisha Paytas]

Well, what happens? What happens? You just don't get all the money if you don't do all the laps or what?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

They just like pledge, like, you know, like my parents would be like $5 a lap and it goes to the food kitchen or something like that. And yeah, so I do like. And you have like an hour. So I do like a couple laps and then I don't know, like 20 bucks.

[Trisha Paytas]

That's very California. I feel like literally the ray we would raise money is like literally like pie and cookie sales. Like, it'd be like, come buy some cookies. Like you like bring them in. That's crazy. Okay, well, that, I guess it's a good way to be fit.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah, my nephews are doing it now too. Like, and they're only. I mean, he's my oldest nephew, is probably like six.

[Trisha Paytas]

And they're making them run.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah, they. I mean, he loves it though. You know, those kids. Yeah, they're like little wind up toys.

[Trisha Paytas]

They do, they do love running. That's why we just go to parks and they just like run. We did kites and they just like run back and forth with the kites and I'm like, wow, they really. That is impressive how they love running. Or even in the living room, they just run back and forth all night and you're just like. And like, let's race. I was like, wow, that's. I don't know if I ever was like that. I really don't think I ever loved running ever.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I sure didn't. Yeah, I sure did not.

[Trisha Paytas]

Not as I did.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I like sitting and watching a show with a nice meal.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yes, that is the best. I know I like to do a little bit of both now. My goal is to become a runner. I Walk very fast. But I would love to run a little bit, too. It's fun when we do our little sprints.

[Oscar Gracie]

Yeah. Walking is the healthy option.

[Trisha Paytas]

So over running.

[Oscar Gracie]

Speed walking.

[Trisha Paytas]

Over running.

[Oscar Gracie]

Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

Really? The joints, the knees. It's bad for your knees. Is that what it is?

[Oscar Gracie]

Yeah, in general, for back and knees and all that.

[Trisha Paytas]

You said back. My boobs. What? He went. Your back and knees. And I was like, that's boobs. I feel it does hurt. Your boobs. It does. It's not bad. Fun. I can't wait to get those out.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I didn't even think about that.

[Trisha Paytas]

Wow.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

The plight of being a woman. That is tough.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah, it is very. It hurts. It hurts.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

That's why I really can't imagine that.

[Trisha Paytas]

That's why I like Baywatch. When they're running, they're always in, like, some. What happened with that show? Is that coming out or is that.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah, it's still filming

[Trisha Paytas]

with all the same people. Noah Beck and. Okay, well, they're replacing Love island people all the time. So I was just like.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

You have been thinking everyone's getting replaced all the time.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah. Because I feel like they're always doing it right. They're always, like, putting a new character in or something.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Love island is a little different because it's a reality show in which people get eliminated. And also, new bombshells enter the villa.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, I see. I saw one. Somebody was like a police officer and quit his job to be on the show.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yes. He went on a leave to be on the show.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, he was on leave. He didn't quit then?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

No. The. The mayor went on this, like, whole tirade against him, which was like.

[Trisha Paytas]

So it's so weird. It's like. But he's coming back. He's just going on the show, like, maybe it's gonna help your division. You know what I mean?

[Oscar Gracie]

How small is the town? Maybe he'.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

That's kind of what it gives.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah. I mean, I'm sure there's at least two.

[Oscar Gracie]

Because if the Mary is aware of this one person taking a leave.

[Trisha Paytas]

That is weird.

[Oscar Gracie]

We really need you. And, you know, Monday through Thursday.

[Trisha Paytas]

Where was he? Where's he from?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

So, Sean, he is 29, from Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.

[Trisha Paytas]

Bethlehem. I love Bethlehem. I've been to the Hotel Bethlehem. That's where Gabby and Nikki are from. That's where that all that drama went down.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

You were talking about where Baby Jesus.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, well, shout out to that Bethlehem, too. I hope you know we love that, too.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I didn't know you had such lore with that.

[Trisha Paytas]

I'M in Bethlehem. That's where Nicki and Gabby's from. And I did a whole little scream queens over there.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

We should reach out for a statement. Like, do they know?

[Trisha Paytas]

They know. It is a small town. There's, like, one tanning salon there, one hotel. Like, maybe there is only one police officer.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

That makes a little bit more sense, because originally people were reporting that he completely quit his job, but just came out, I think, this morning, that he actually just, like, is on leave, like, a leave of absence to do the show. But the mayor of the town issued a statement once he saw Sean on Love Island. He said, our police department spent a lot of time training. We paid thousands of taxpayer dollars to send him to the police academy. We are disappointed he left, as we now have another vacancy in our department that is impossible to fill until next year. Like, he was really pressed. Yeah. That he would leave and go do reality tv.

[Trisha Paytas]

Tv. Is it that hard to find someone else?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I know. I'm kind of like, damn, are you guys, like, really going through it?

[Trisha Paytas]

And also, there's, like, it's a high crime city, so I don't know if they really need. That's such a weird thing.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

It's a weird thing to, like, just publicly, like, go on a tirade against one of your employees like that.

[Trisha Paytas]

Where did he say that? Twitter notes.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

He messages, issued a statement. Then it got a lot of pickup. Because I saw it on E. Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

You think it's all publicity for Love island because now everyone's just, like, controversial, like, oh, we're gonna watch it to see who's, like, the worst or the best. You know what I mean? Like, why is there so much happening before it even starts?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I think the fandom is just like that as far as, like, going through everyone's digital footprint as soon as they're announced as being cast members. And it is such, like, a phenomenon, like a pop culture phenomenon, that I think anyone who knows any of them is coming out of the woodworks is. That's also how, like, the girl who got eliminated or kicked off the show before it even began, like, it was revealed that her friend was the one that popped. Posted the videos of her saying the N word. So it's like, it's. It's always like, someone who knows him personally.

[Trisha Paytas]

Scary. Always someone like, you know, kind of like the Taylor tapes with Dakota. I was like, damn, your own baby daddy's gonna do it, too. He's gonna really, like, allegedly, like, lay you out.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Huh?

[Trisha Paytas]

Did you see the one? Not too bad for the Frankie Ball. But I guess his roommate, like, was watching the baby ever during their trial.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yes.

[Trisha Paytas]

And then put out all those receipts of, like, all the, like, nasty stuff he said about, like, Taylor and stuff. And it's like, oh, my God, this person's, like, watching me. Like, how is that allowed? Like, how, like, how come they gave him custody if he's living with his, like, roommate who's, like, nasty to the mom? And why would he leave the baby with the roommate that doesn't have a kid?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah, it is weird because during the hearing, it was like another hearing to see if Taylor would get more time with Ever, basically.

[Trisha Paytas]

And.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

And her lawyer asked him. Asked Dakota's lawyer, like, who is watching the child right now? And then the judge was like, you guys can talk about this offline. Like, we're not going to do this right here. And Taylor got, like, visibly upset, like, in the zoom. And then she, like, later said it was because, like, she wanted to know who is taking care of my son if you're not with him. And then, yeah. Found out that it's his roommate who is, like, who hates Taylor and is, like, horrible to her. So that does make sense. Like, of course she's not gonna want someone who despises her and as I said, like, spewed vitriol towards her to, like, be watching and supervising her son.

[Trisha Paytas]

It should be, like, his parents or her parents or something. Like, that's so. I would be so pissed. Also, like, something like, what are your qualifications? Like, why are you watching my son? Like, that's so. That is so odd. I feel like that grounds alone. She should get the custody back. She has two kids.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

It's like, she's like a mom to two other kids. You think she's, like, not gonna be a mom to this third time?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

And that's why, again, like, if she chose when to, like, really speak out and, like, when to really stand up for herself, she could really move mountains because there are injustices towards her.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

The problem is she speaks out and claps back at every single thing, so it loses the significance. Like, if you're clapping back at Michaela, who just said, like, she can't really support you right now, but, like, you know, still is rooting for you. And then you go off on, like, 30 Tik Toks and Instagram posts and your Mother's Day post about it. Like, people aren't going to take you as serious, but, like, you do have a reason to be upset about who's watching your son and you're not going as hard on that as you are on Michaela.

[Oscar Gracie]

Like, it's kind of hard because I think she's not part of a court case and the court case, she needs to be more careful about what she says.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

And she's in the comment. That's the thing. She's like making comments. She's like, she's revealing her own tea.

[Trisha Paytas]

But like that should be the tick tock. Like we need to see that as the main thing and not the rant about Michaela Macy.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Michaela. Well, all of them.

[Trisha Paytas]

But yeah, yeah, it's like that should be the one. Yeah, clearly, clearly she's spilling all the tea. So it's like. Yeah, it's like very weird.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I think she just needs to. You need to pick and choose, like when to strike back, like when to speak up. Because that's when your words have more power. I mean, again, very parallel to you back in the day where you were just going off on everyone where like you lost, you know, lost the plot a little bit. No one's really taking him as serious.

[Trisha Paytas]

That's the problem. Like people like go back and they're like, oh, see, she's been saying this since like 10 years ago. But I was saying just everything. So it's. The clock is right. What is that?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Clock is right.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah. So I think If I did 30 rant videos, one of those had some validity. Yes. Validity behind it. What's the difference between validity, virality and vicinity?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Validity means something is valid. Like it's right. Valid. Vicinity is like it's close to you in proximity, like in distance. What was the other one you said? Validity, Virality. Virality goes viral. Vitality, like liveliness, like vital sign.

[Trisha Paytas]

Virality.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Virality is viral.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, that's what I just said. Yeah. Okay. Variety Vitali, like just doing all the different. Oh, shadow Vitali.

[Oscar Gracie]

I.

[Trisha Paytas]

No, maybe not shout out to him, but I was he doing the Mr. Beast. Did that ever come out? The Mr. Beast YouTuber edition with all the problematic men?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I don't think that's come out yet.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, because he was like. I remember I asked to do it. It was like no money. And I think Tana was like going to do it and then like backed out like last minute. I don't know if she was just like pre booked or what, but I remember she told me all the like problematic guys. It was like Casey Neistat, I want to say, like fousey tube. Like just like the word maybe like prank versus prank guy. Like just like the worst people ever. And I'm like, why would Mr. Beast. Because he is so big. Like, why would he bring back all the rotten fruit? You know?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I think that's, like, kind of his. He. First of all, he is very much like, no matter what he does at this point, everyone's going to be seated because his audience is young and, like, doesn't keep up with, like, news like that. So a. He's kind of, like, untouchable, unfortunately. But I don't know, it kind of does make sense for him. Like, if anyone can get away with it, it is him.

[Trisha Paytas]

But once you want to bring, like, people that are relevant, like, okay, like, think of, like, an air rack. Like, he's a little problematic, but he's popular. You know what I mean? All these people, like, love him. Like, wouldn't you want to pull from even a David?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Kind of been there, done that, with, like, really popular streamers and personalities? I think it's kind of like the nostalgia.

[Oscar Gracie]

Like Dancing with the Stars.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah.

[Oscar Gracie]

Everyone possible.

[Trisha Paytas]

Could you imagine if I had done that show? That's crazy. Not that I would, because it's like, you had to be away for, like, two weeks for free. I was like, well, I have to, like, live and support my kids. Like, what you mean? Like, that's so weird.

[Oscar Gracie]

She chose you. Who would do it for free for two weeks? Those guys you just mentioned?

[Trisha Paytas]

I guess. Yeah, I guess. Like, you think of, like, the publicity of it. All. Right. Like, I get. I don't know. I don't know. I just. I don't know. I. I couldn't. I don't think I could, even for money. I would be too scared. I'm like, what are you gonna do? Like, that's so weird. Then how are you gonna edit it?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

You know? There you go.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah, I think I'd rather go on Love island or something. Like, anything besides that. I don't know.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Did you watch Love Island?

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, Dawn. Oh, I thought we were just getting into it. It's about to start. Oh, when did it start?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

It just premiered last night or Tuesday night.

[Oscar Gracie]

Yeah, we just seen highlights about.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, you see? Yeah, I've seen the highlights.

[Oscar Gracie]

What's her name? Mackenzie.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Kenzie. She's kind of the main character.

[Trisha Paytas]

Okay.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah. She's very expressive, which I. I love, because.

[Trisha Paytas]

What's her vibe?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Her vibe is there's one clip.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, you seen it? How did I miss this?

[Oscar Gracie]

There's one clip that just took me out.

[Trisha Paytas]

It was on last night. Oh, okay. I missed it podcasting for 10 hours yesterday from literally noon to noon.

[Oscar Gracie]

All right, so this Clip. Just hear what she says.

[Trisha Paytas]

I did some digging and I found out I'm a Gemini moon. You're a Gemini moon?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

I love Gemini. And that. That it makes sense because I'm, like, emotional a lot at night. Yeah. No, okay.

[Oscar Gracie]

The way the girl next to her suddenly started realizing what she says. Wait, wait, what she's saying. She's like, I've done some digging. I'm like, no, you just read your chart. This is not digging. But she's Gemini moon. She said, I'm emotional at night, so it makes sense because she thinks the moon. Gemini moon.

[Trisha Paytas]

Logical, honestly, because that is not to be. Whatever. I don't want the planet enthusiast to come for me. But it is kind of like. It's like, is that real? Oh, you're so. Sun is in this. Your moon is in this. It's like, I don't know how much

[Oscar Gracie]

of that is a girl next to her. She's like, yeah, me too. It's like. Because at night, it's like, wait, that's not what it means.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Because they really were bonding at first. Like, what you said. Oh, like, I'm a Virgo. Oh, I love Virgo. Like, so they were really, like, bonding. It's like, first impressions. They were getting into it, and then I. Then I think I clicked first. She's like, oh, this goes a little nuts. But that's why I kind of live for the doll. Like, she's kind of a kid.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah. There's, like, logic to it. It's not too crazy. It's like, I get the logic behind it.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

She is a nurse, which is a little concerning. But, I mean, I don't know if she said, what kind of nurse. Like, if she's at, you know, the med spa. That's a key, right? I trust her with a little Botox,

[Trisha Paytas]

but she's like a prenatal nurse. She's like, helping you deliver the baby. She's like, let's push.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

It's like she is something else. Like, she's.

[Trisha Paytas]

You like her?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I like her just because she's a little. A little nut. And I think that's fun. And, like, her eyes are very expressive. Like, I keep saying montages of her. And it's me, just Cassie, like, oh, yeah. She does kind of give season three, Cassie, a tease as far as, like, the expressiveness, you know, and the emotional roller coaster. And I. I think I'm seated for that. I do think I'm see the.

[Trisha Paytas]

Like, only one episode. So tonight is another episode.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yes.

[Trisha Paytas]

Every night for the rest of Summer.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Every night this week and then after this week, every night except Wednesdays.

[Trisha Paytas]

So why not Wednesdays? What's happening on Wednesday? That's so weird. Okay, this is on Hulu. Where do we watch?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Peacock not spawns, but does have traders, I guess.

[Trisha Paytas]

Damn. All right.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I know. I'm really trying to get into it,

[Trisha Paytas]

but I guess I could try. I could try.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

It is.

[Trisha Paytas]

I haven't seen clips of it even. I haven't seen anything.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I. The girls come out of the woodwork for Love island because all it is, it's like, recaps. People have charts. It's rankings. It's. People are taking notes in their little notepads. I love seeing the recaps after some. My. My opinions get very easily influenced when it comes to this because I'm trusting the experts. Like, I'm new here. I'm new to the villa.

[Trisha Paytas]

Got it.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

So.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, you are first season.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I've, like, seen it and, like, covered it before, but I never have, like, actually been seated for the show. Like, I know the main players. I know a little bit of the lore.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

But this is the first one I'm really trying to, like, watch. So I'm new. I'm the new girl in school, so I'm trusting the expert experts here to, like, inform my opinion.

[Oscar Gracie]

So this is the real Hunger Games.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Very. That. Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, that's so funny. Tana said that yesterday about Love Island. It feels like Hunger Games. Yeah. Because she did love it. She was seated for it. I'm trying not to watch it this year because it's, like, too parasocial and, like, too. Too much almost. But she's like, I'm gonna try not to watch it, but.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Oh, I'm not gonna say I'm tapping in.

[Trisha Paytas]

I want to be like you, where I want to be tapped in. So I have something to talk about because it's so slow in the summer. You know what I mean? And I would love to maybe. Should we try and watch it this weekend? Oh, that was a yes. But Obsession was like, I don't know. Love Island. Okay. Okay. I'm trying to watch it. Just hot people, they make out.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah. And, like, you pair them, and, you know, the. The audience has some control. That's where it does get a little Hunger Games in, because, you know, it's like when you can send Katniss a little burn cream or, like, a little soup. It's kind of like that, where you can, like, vote and control their feet.

[Trisha Paytas]

What can you send them?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Like, you control, like, the pairings. And stuff. And, like, you know, people laugh, etc. Etc. Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

So, like, there's a couple really connecting. You'd be like, let's eliminate that.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

Wow.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah. You control their fate kind of.

[Trisha Paytas]

There's like a little.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

It's like a little chess game.

[Trisha Paytas]

Dystopian.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Was that kind of un. Celebrity Big Brother, though? People. When you were on, like, people at home were voting. Right. So kind of similar.

[Oscar Gracie]

But you just get voted. It's not.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Oh, but they don't control.

[Oscar Gracie]

Yeah, the socializing in there.

[Trisha Paytas]

No, not on our Big Brother. But I remember the regular Big Brother over here. You could send, like, little parachutes in there, right?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah. There would be different twists where, like, the viewers can be involved and be given power. There was one season of Big Brother here where it was like, there was one player. It was called, like, America's Player and the audience got a vote, like, who they voted out, who they nominated, etc. Like, everything they did, they just got told via America voting.

[Trisha Paytas]

Okay. We work over there. You can just throw something over them. Are they filming there now?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

No, it's filming soon, though.

[Trisha Paytas]

Couple years. Like, do they sleep there at the studio?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

They're just always there.

[Trisha Paytas]

Is that comforting to know? When you go into work at like 5am you're like, there's people over there.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

No, it's annoying because the. Once Big Brother starts, they take so many parking spots and finding parking is so hard because, like, the crews are working 24 hours. Like, you know, there's an overnight crew and everything. And I come so early that I'm used to, like, having any spot that I want.

[Trisha Paytas]

Do you not have your own spot?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

No.

[Trisha Paytas]

That's crazy. You've been there so long. Like, that's insane. And you're going there so early. Like, what? That's crazy.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

But I'm also only there, like, two days, so.

[Trisha Paytas]

Okay, well.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

But I'm used to just having whatever spot I want. But then once Big Brother starts, it's like, yeah, because the girls are working overnight.

[Trisha Paytas]

But not finding parking is the worst thing I'm going to today. I was like, oh, can we just confirm this parking? And like, no, it's street parking. I'm like, I probably wouldn't have agreed. I'm like, this parking, street parking. I forgot about this. Oh, my. I lived in apartments for probably, like, six years in la, where it was all street parking. It's like literally the bit of my existence, the trauma of my life out here, it's like, so awful. It's so stressful. Signs are all over the place, you know, if you're getting towed, who's gonna mess with your car? Like just the walking and when you're looking cute, you're like, I don't want to walk. It's. It actually is so stressful. That is wild. Alright, so we don't love Big Brother. When it's filming over there, you hear anything.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

But no, it's kind of. I mean I say far, it's like three studios over, but they're kind of big. It's like maybe like a four minute walk away.

[Trisha Paytas]

Okay. So you can hear, see what's going on.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah. When the live shows happen, like they, the audience like waits out lap parking

[Trisha Paytas]

must be really tough.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah, well usually I'm leaving when the audience is getting in because my hours are so early because they film. Thursdays usually are the live audience episodes.

[Trisha Paytas]

But yeah, I remember doing audience work at that studio and it was so hard. They did 1 versus 100 there I think with Bob Saget. I think that was the show. And like I got paid to sit in audience and you get like 100 bucks for 12 hours. But like the gag is you to find parking. But I usually pay for parking cuz it was closer and the parking would be like 50 bucks. So I'm only making like 50 bucks for the day. And then you have to go get your lunch at like Jones on third and that's another 25. And I'm like what the hell am I even doing? Like so sometimes my mom would like drop me off. But the parking will always get you.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Mm.

[Trisha Paytas]

The absolute worst. Yeah, another show they filmed there. Another game show I did, I did a lot over there but I can't remember. It's kind of small, right?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

It's really small. Yeah, it's a really small studio where my work is and they do have like little tiles of cement showing everything that's filmed there. And it's kind of gaggy. When I actually look, I'm like, oh, this is kind of fierce. It was like the original Addams Family. Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

Like real TV shows. Nine.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Nine. Parks and Recreation film there.

[Trisha Paytas]

Really?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah. So they had some like big shows. Now it's like rented out to really random places. Like Netflix will film something random there. What films there right now? Prison Break of the new Prison Break, I think film. Oh, it's like a new Dexter film there. Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

Some pretty big shows.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah, some really random ones.

[Trisha Paytas]

But you like Dexter?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I like the concept of Dexter. Like you know, a little spooky uki. That's an anti hero baby. Like the serial killer who kills like evil people, you know, like predators and molesters and stuff is who he goes after. So he is a killer. He's doing something bad, but he is getting rid of like, bad people.

[Trisha Paytas]

Does he do that by design or just they happen to be bad people?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I think that's who he seeks. I haven't watched it.

[Trisha Paytas]

Okay.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I read one of the books a long time ago when it first came out.

[Trisha Paytas]

Got it. But yeah, I guess it's not bad then. Yeah. Why aren't there real life serial killers like that? Why don't they just take out the bad people? Like how come there's like a little vigilante? Yeah, I guess there are.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Maybe, maybe, I don't know, I don't know, like a Batman or something.

[Trisha Paytas]

You never hear like, oh, this person was an awful person and they took him out or something.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah, it's always like an innocent, like lovely person. Yeah. What the.

[Trisha Paytas]

All right, well, we don't advocate for killing. Yeah.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I was going to say we don't condone, but yeah, work.

[Trisha Paytas]

You know, it's so funny when people like those shows. I guess it's like the true crime of it all. I guess my sister really loves true crime, so I guess it's like, yeah, she still does. Yeah. I think when she was on here, she was talking something true.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

The crash one. Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

She's like, oh yeah, I know all the story. I've seen it 5,000 times. All these things like, oh my gosh, like, how do you know so much?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I used to be as, you know, very seated for a true crime thing. But I've since I've been out of it for a long time, really. I think the turning point for me was the like David and with Celeste, like her murder. Just because it was so gruesome that I was like, it was kind of like really dark and making me uncomfortable. I think I need to not know so much about the.

[Trisha Paytas]

It's so current, relevant, close to home. Like social media. Like, yes. Celebrity. Like, it is very. Wow, this can be anybody.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Uh huh. It was a little too like spooky. Doesn't even seem like the right word. But yeah, there's a lot of darkness in the fact that he was so like prevalent in pop culture and had access to like.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah, it's like very in the darkness.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

Your muscles look so big today. Side note, your arms are huge in a good way in the muscle.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

My lifting has been all over the place. I'm like, wow. I have not been on my regimen since I moved so, like, really? You look so good.

[Trisha Paytas]

Wow. I mean, I never see your upper arms.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

True. I'm usually like, they look so good.

[Trisha Paytas]

I really need to do more muscle. I don't have any muscle in there. I'm trying to get it, but I don't know if I have any. How do you get muscle up there? By some tricep?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

You. It's like, you do very specific workouts, but then you also have to, like, make sure you're eating a lot actually, like, and the right stuff.

[Trisha Paytas]

Like, I'm like, I eat a lot, and I do not have arms like that. That does not give me Popeye arms. They look so good. Do you do, like. Would you say more like curls? Like, what. What do they call those weights? Dead weights? Yeah.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

It kind of depends, I guess. I have like a arm day, and I do bicep, tricep, and shoulder. And then I do two full body days that also have, like, arms in there as well.

[Trisha Paytas]

Arms every day for you?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Not every day, but I guess lifting days. Usually a little bit of arm is in there. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

I want to eat a lot of protein.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah. I mean, my bad at the dieting part of it, like, as far as, like, when you really are locked in to, like, gaining muscle.

[Trisha Paytas]

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[Jimmy Wetzel]

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[Trisha Paytas]

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[Jimmy Wetzel]

Like, you're measuring how much protein you're getting. Like, you literally have to have a food scale and measure, like, how much chicken, how much this, and, like, really count your macros, etc. Etc.

[Trisha Paytas]

That's too much.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

That's too much. I'm like, let me just, like, kind of be a little cognizant.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah, you kind of just know. Yeah, I got a rotisserie chicken. Okay. You know, that's good. Do you do those or you do a rotisserie chicken?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah, I'd like a rotisserie chicken.

[Trisha Paytas]

How do you eat it?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I'm very particular. I just like the white. It's me.

[Trisha Paytas]

Okay. But do you like your hand in there or do you cut it with a fork?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Cut it? Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, really? Like you. You slice it off with a fork?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah. And like, the meat. That looks appetizing to me.

[Trisha Paytas]

I thought everyone ate with their hands. I love eating it with my hands. I take the skin off. Eat the skin. I take all the skin off and eat that, and then I take. Go in with my hands and scrape it off. That's crazy. So you're like, cutting it like a turkey?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah, very loud.

[Trisha Paytas]

Okay. Because why aren't you the only one eating the chicken?

[Oscar Gracie]

No.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, you share with Darian.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Mm. I mean, we haven't had it in a long time, though. But even, like, growing up with my mom, like, we would do that too. But again, my whole family was sharing said chicken, so.

[Trisha Paytas]

Pretty small.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

I can eat a whole chicken and just the white meat is just those little parts on the top.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah, that's just me. Then, like, everyone else in my family likes dark meat. I'm just like.

[Trisha Paytas]

But that's great. That's like one of my Moses and he liked only the legs and I would have the meat for me. Yeah. You didn't like the skin. So I'm eating the skin. Skin off the whole thing. You eat the skin?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I only like the skin when it's crispy. Like a KFC or something, you know, or like a fried. Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

You don't like it on the rotisseries? It's so good. I could eat just rotisserie skin. It's like my favorite thing ever.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Very your brand, though. Just eating the skin of the chicken.

[Trisha Paytas]

It's gonna be. My collab with KFC is just the skins. Just give me that original recipe. Just the skins. I haven't had KFC in a while, but that supergirl collab made me be like, maybe I should go get some. Ours doesn't have a drive through, so it really deters me from getting it.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Because you feel like tea. Go in. Yeah, there's just.

[Trisha Paytas]

Just something a little embarrassing for me personally about going into kfc, ordering and just like, waiting for the food and then walking out with just, like a big bucket of it.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

That seems very on brand free, though. My favorite video is you waiting at McDonald's. It was around Easter. Was it 2018, maybe 2019? When you were wearing, like, jeans and, like, that blue silk, like, kimono.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah. With the number.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yes. I love that video.

[Trisha Paytas]

What is that?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

What is some of your best work was you waiting for food at a Inside.

[Trisha Paytas]

That was pretty. That's pretty. With just, like, having a little number and I was looking cute that day. I don't know. I think that was in my just filming everything day. I guess I. I was associate KFC with. There's one of me in my car. I don't know what I say, but someone is like, I'm like blocking the driveway or something from getting in.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Is this in your Kim Kardashian cosplay?

[Trisha Paytas]

Yes. I have like black hair and a king tight outfit. What do I say?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

You're like, what do you want me. Because you were also sticking to.

[Oscar Gracie]

No, you were just like, I what? What? I'm. I don't know what to do. I know. What am I supposed to do? In your kids, there's a car.

[Trisha Paytas]

I don't know what to tell you. I don't know where I am. This truck is honking. But there's like a lot. I literally don't know what to do. Is this girl gonna fight? You can block the street. Okay, I. I don't know what else you want me to do. I'm going through this. The drive thru. I already circled around. Okay, I. I'm going to try. Oh, was I?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yes. You were still keeping your monotone vocal fry like Kim K Voice. Cuz you were in your cosplay moment. So that's kind of what made it even more fierce. It was like you. What am I supposed to do? Yeah, I see that clip all the time.

[Trisha Paytas]

Like, why did I leave that in? Just me being a. Because it was something.

[Oscar Gracie]

No, but you were just in line.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

You're in character as well.

[Trisha Paytas]

I was in line. It was, it was a stupid one where it's like, it was like. I don't know what it was. All I know is I was like cutting over to like go into the drive through and someone was like trying to get around me and I was like, well, I'm stuck here now. Like what do you. I don't know. I'm like, why did I leave that in? I don't know. That was recent too. That's like what I knew you. So I don't, I don't even have an excuse. Just me being like. I guess back in the day you just thought like anything for like that length time to get that time of 30 minutes in or something to get all those ads. I don't know. It was really weird. That's a good one though. That was a good cosplay. I don't know why I did it, but I loved kfc. That was our first fast food, I think together was kfc. Right. Probably because you tried it for the first time. Moses never had KFC before you met me.

[Oscar Gracie]

Yeah, kfc. I mean, or the. Wasn't the.

[Trisha Paytas]

Well, that's not really fast food. The Korean fried cheese. But that's not really the KFC was like the first. Like we're going through kfc, I guess in that sense.

[Oscar Gracie]

Like a chain.

[Trisha Paytas]

And we were just eating it out of the bucket. Do you think it was like so barbaric or you're just like, what is happening?

[Oscar Gracie]

No, I mean, I chicken with my

[Trisha Paytas]

hands, like straight out of that greasy bucket. Because it's greasy. When you see that lid, it's just

[Oscar Gracie]

like they drumstick and I'm holding the drumstick.

[Trisha Paytas]

Huh? Oh, yes. But out of a bucket like that. Have you done it before? Just grabbed a big piece of greasy chicken out of there?

[Oscar Gracie]

No, not before, but it was fine. I mean, I've seen it so many times, like in TV or something.

[Trisha Paytas]

You know what to do. This is how we eat the chicken

[Oscar Gracie]

in those buckets before.

[Trisha Paytas]

The bucket of chicken is crazy. That does feel just like a little. A little much. I guess if you have a family. But I never had a family. I would just get like a bucket of chicken and just like this feels like a lot to just eat that. Shout out kfc. They're still kicking though. Crazy. Maybe next week we do the KFC Supergirl. Or maybe not. What is happening next week? I don't know. Or Hacks Cosplay. Oh, yeah, that in kfc.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah, the crossover. Yeah, Supergirl. KFC crossover that no one asked for.

[Trisha Paytas]

Did you finish watching it?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

No, I still have to watch it.

[Trisha Paytas]

You watch Love Alan. Not Hacks. Finale.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah, Well, I have to wait for Darian to watch Hacks and like the shows that we watch together. But now he gets home so late. He'll get home like around 8. 8:30, because he's from downtown. So it's like, oh, my gosh. So traffic is just a lot. And then we have to eat dinner and then. But get ready for bed. We watch one show and then now I'm usually falling asleep because I wake up like at 4. 4:30.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah. You guys are on different schedules, so.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah, so we usually have one show we finally watched not the finale of Euphoria, but the penultimate episode of Euphoria.

[Trisha Paytas]

The penultimate.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

The second to last. Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

What's penultimate mean?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Second to last.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, that's what it means. I've never heard that term ever. Have you, Pen Ultimate. No, that's new.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Oh, yeah. It's like not the finale, like not the last episode, but, yeah, second to last. So we still have to watch the finale, but I kind of fell asleep during the penultimate episode.

[Trisha Paytas]

You didn't like it? Was that the Nate Jacobs dying?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah, I heard him screaming. Being trapped underground and running out of water or oxygen or whatever as I was falling asleep. But what a way to fall asleep. That's the last thing I remember before I fell asleep.

[Oscar Gracie]

Yeah, that'd be a good ASMR video.

[Trisha Paytas]

What part?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Buried Alive.

[Oscar Gracie]

Yeah, because like, quiet underground and he's scratching the box.

[Trisha Paytas]

There's nothing relaxed. I guess maybe he fell asleep to it. Maybe there is something relaxing. That sounds insane, but.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

But you were doing like, asmr. You're trapped inside a Joe Goldberg's.

[Trisha Paytas]

Well, because that's everything.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

That was very similar.

[Trisha Paytas]

No, you were like, Joe Goldberg's like, feeding you, he's reading you books. Like, you know what I mean? Like, that's very different.

[Oscar Gracie]

Clear box, like walking around.

[Trisha Paytas]

He's like the original obsession. Really? Huh.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Oh, you're so right.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

I think they just stole the.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Well, I think the trope has kind of been around for. For a while.

[Trisha Paytas]

Well, they need to have an unattractive person be obsessed because it's like, who was it? Jenna Ortega? She was like the obsessed baby reindeer mama, so. And that was the hit. I feel like we need more of that because that is. That's more scary, I think. I think when a hot person's up, like, if Jacob Lord is obsessed with me in a movie, I'm not like, oh, my God, I'm so scared. You know what I mean? Which, like, you can be in real life, of course, but in movie setting, it's maybe not as scary.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

There was one movie where Noah Schnapp was the obsessed one.

[Trisha Paytas]

Well, that's scary.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

And that was kind of scary.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah, scares me just on Twitter, many pops, I'm like,

[Jimmy Wetzel]

see, there you go.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, was he obsessed with the teacher?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I think so.

[Trisha Paytas]

Male or female?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

God, I think it was male. I. I could almost remembering cuz it was a long time ago when he was still kind of in favor.

[Trisha Paytas]

God, in favor of what?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Like, public image, you know? Now everyone like, hates him for good reason. But yeah, yeah, yeah, he was still, I think, light because I remember watching. I think I was housed the name for Joey grossafa. So maybe 21 20. 21, 20, 22.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, okay.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah. And I remember watching it because Darian and I were just like in his theater room, like, looking on Netflix. I'm like, oh, maybe this. And yeah, I Think he was like a rich kid who was like, needed a. Like a teacher, like a homeschool teacher. And I think he becomes obsessed or something.

[Trisha Paytas]

And what happens?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I kind of don't remember. I know he was obsessed and wanted to, like, keep him in his. Like. I think he was trying to ruin his life to make sure the teacher stayed his teacher and frame him for a whole bunch of stuff.

[Trisha Paytas]

So, yeah, I told Tana her horror movie should be the Tanacon. I'm like, you should make it into like a horror film. You know that. Because it's like such a big thing right now, the marketplace.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Wow.

[Trisha Paytas]

Because she said she posted a TikTok about, like, her sunburn in Hawaii and she's like, you guys, if you guys want to meet me in Vegas, like, I'm going to have my sunburn. And then everyone's just like, tanacon. Stuff like that. Like, okay, valid. Because she didn't know Obsession was made by a YouTuber or like Markiplier. I just like, really back rooms. Everything you tell me, I just tell her. I'm like, you know what? I. You know what I know? Oh, backrooms. I forgot about that one too. And she's like, oh, I didn't know it was a thing. And I was like, yeah, and you should make a horror film.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah. Because Obsession director Curry is her age and then Back Rooms director is only 20 because he made the YouTube shorts, the short films when he was like six seen.

[Trisha Paytas]

That's crazy. They need to be a female one. I feel like there's not a lot of female horror directors, you know?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

The one in Jennifer's body, do you remember her? Diablo Cody?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah, she's doing. Oh, I think she's working on a sequel for Jennifer's body now.

[Trisha Paytas]

But yeah, with all the original people. I think.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I think Amanda Seifer talked about it, but isn't. I think Jennifer. Didn't Jennifer die? I don't remember Megan Fox.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, in the movie.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, she was a vampire or.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah, yeah. Or demon or something.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, right. Maybe not vampire.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah. But again, similar to Obsession where a man ruined her freaking life and she was just a hot girl minding her business.

[Trisha Paytas]

She was so right. Yeah.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Just a hot girl minding her business until a man came along.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, my gosh, you were so right. Yeah. I guess you can't really die, though, because she was like a demon or they did something. I don't know.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I forget the ending. It's been a minute.

[Trisha Paytas]

But yeah, she was fierce in that movie. She also did Juno Right, Diablo Cody.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yes.

[Trisha Paytas]

I liked her. She was like so cool. Back in the MySpace days, like 2007. I remember she always just had a cool vibe to her.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I love Juno. That was like my.

[Trisha Paytas]

Did you like Juno?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I went to my movie theater to see it. Just like alone. Like I would walk to my movie theater. It was like four blocks away. I'd walk there and just like see Juno by myself.

[Trisha Paytas]

Okay, what did you like about it?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I don't honestly know what I love that much. I think it was funny. I love the soundtrack. I had a big like, Elliot Page Stan moment because Elliot Page was also my favorite X Men in the X Men movie.

[Trisha Paytas]

So who was he in the movie?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

He was Kitty Pry, Shadow cat.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, also an umbrella academy, right?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yes. Yeah. I love Elliot Page. So I think I just loved the cast. I loved the music. I thought it was funny. I like would quote it all the time. I don't know why.

[Trisha Paytas]

You probably liked Napoleon Dynamite too.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

No, I hated what?

[Trisha Paytas]

That's the same.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

What's the big difference? There's a girl main character and then

[Trisha Paytas]

I see one of the diva.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Uh huh. I can't really. I need a girl protagonist that like, since I was a toss.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, interesting. There's not one film where you like a male. How about Spider Man?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I don't like. I watch those. I don't like Stan as much. Like the, the heroes like I really love and like collect and like get excited for are the girl heroes. Like Elizabeth Olsen as Wanda Maximoff the Scarlet Witch. Like that's my favorite.

[Trisha Paytas]

There's no ride of Wanda at Disneyland. I don't think. Maybe you're right. No, you would like all those. Madame Widow, Madam as.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yes. Oh, speaking of Sydney Sweeney, I. She is really in your purse right now. Did you see that she was caught lying about going to the being never going to Times Square.

[Trisha Paytas]

No, but I love that.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

And it's like when I read this, I'm like, this is the mo. Like the most Trishan thing I've ever heard in my life. What did you say?

[Trisha Paytas]

Why did you say it?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Scooter Wrong posted on Instagram story. My girls are Instagram hard. Post a feed. Oh, my girl's never been to Times Square, so I took her there to go see her billboard.

[Trisha Paytas]

Well, maybe he was lying. Maybe he's lying on her behalf.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I they. It was a video of like her being so excited. So they, they went on their bikes, she had like a little hoodie on. They were going incognito, biking to Times Square so she could See her giant American Eagle electronic billboard?

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, she's back in the American Eagle ads.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Oh, I'm telling you, you can't escape that girl.

[Trisha Paytas]

Okay. Yeah, that was the one that was almost controversial. And they did another one, I think.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I don't know what her. Like the contract must have been a multi seasonal thing.

[Trisha Paytas]

They're like, we're doing it again.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

But now she has her bob and she's. She's a little bit more low key.

[Trisha Paytas]

I'm a different person now. That wasn't me, that was Mrs. Iglesias. I love that. Yeah.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yes. And yeah, I was like making a big thing, like a big romantic gesture. Oh, she's never been in Times Cross, so I'm going to take her so she can go see herself. And then people went, actually, the fans were actually like, actually, Ellen, that's not the truth because there's a video of her and Glen Powell when they're promoting their rom com. I was on the movies, like Tick Tock account. Where. And Sydney goes, where are we right now? And Glenn goes, sydney, we're in Times Square. And then she was there another time too. Multiple times. And then what was she promoting the other time? Oh, in 2025. So recent. She was promoting the movie Christie, you know, the boxing one that she got like all fit for. And she went to go to time in the middle of Times Square. She was filming TikToks out there with the actual Christie that she was playing.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

And this was literally in Times Square. Times Square. Like, there's TikToks of her surrounded by all the lights and everything. So I was like, I don't know if you rubbed off on her or something when you spent a couple hours together.

[Trisha Paytas]

She's like absorbed me and I'll just

[Jimmy Wetzel]

the short term memory.

[Trisha Paytas]

But honestly, there is something to it because there is something to be like, this is my first time. And people get like excited about it, you know, even if it's like sex. But I always tell people like, this is my first time. You know what I mean? And they get like so excited. And you're like, oh, I just keep saying it. So I think it's. There's something exciting to be like, I've never done this before and really, let me show you. You know, like, it is kind of exciting. It's like I never been to Benny Hannah. I'm like, well, let me show you. You know, it's like, it's a very exciting thing. I feel like I definitely still say it to Moses, like, oh, I've never Done this before. You know what I mean? Because it's just, like, exciting to be the first or when people repeat a story to me, I'll never be like, oh, you already told me. I'd be like, oh, wow. Really? Like, you know, because it's just like, the excitement of it. Like, so she probably just told her new boyfriend she's, like, never been here. Especially if it was, like, Glenn Powell. She probably didn't want to, like, bring up that she's like, you know what I mean? So I. I always say that, like, I guess I've been to Disney World, but, like, I disassociate it in my head because it was, like, the worst experience of my life. So I was just like, oh, I've never really been to Disney World. Which is true. That's why I say, look, I never had a boyfriend. It's kind of true. Like, I never lived with someone. And it's like, so in her mind, she's, like, never been there.

[Oscar Gracie]

Because if she only went there for work. Like, you know, when you're on a crazy schedule, you land, you do an interview, you fly back to somewhere, but to be, like, on a romantic vacation in Times Square for the first time.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah, that part.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah. Okay.

[Oscar Gracie]

I never vacationed in Times Square. Like, that makes sense. Like, I've never.

[Trisha Paytas]

We're a debate team over here. We'd love to take the.

[Oscar Gracie]

No, we just. We know what it's like to be on the fast track, working.

[Trisha Paytas]

That's right. We. We stand by.

[Oscar Gracie]

Sometimes you stop in a place just to do something, and you don't get to actually enjoy it and be there.

[Trisha Paytas]

That's true. I know. I'd always ask you what was. There was things I asked you. I'm like, have you ever done this? You're like, not that I remember. I'm like, you. How would you, like, remember. What was it? I don't know now, but, God, there was something recently.

[Oscar Gracie]

There was.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I don't know.

[Trisha Paytas]

I can't remember. But anyways, is it London? Was like, have you been to London? And you're like, I don't know.

[Oscar Gracie]

I stepped through there, But I've never been to London. Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, that's crazy.

[Oscar Gracie]

Same thing.

[Trisha Paytas]

I stand by people select memory. That's all I'm gonna say.

[Oscar Gracie]

Or like, you start your memory from zero when you're in a new relationship.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Oh, t. Okay.

[Trisha Paytas]

I think that's probably true. The trauma. Because, like, that movie probably flopped right now and talked about the bike boxer movie. So she's probably like, I'm gonna. It's trauma. No offense to her, but you know what I mean. The Glenn Powell relationship flopped, obviously. So it's like. Well, maybe she does. So that's where we're thinking maybe that part of Time Square she's never been to. You know, there's different parts, different angles, different. Look.

[Oscar Gracie]

We went to the zoo for the first time after being in New York in so many.

[Trisha Paytas]

That is true.

[Oscar Gracie]

I've been there hundreds of times.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah. We were at the Central Park Zoo for the first time.

[Oscar Gracie]

I didn't know there was a zoo here.

[Trisha Paytas]

That was crazy. Actually, that was like a favorite spot. Yeah. So, you know, where was that? Where was that? Oh, he talked about on his Instagram.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah, Scooter posted that on his Instagram.

[Trisha Paytas]

That is real name.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Very unserious name.

[Trisha Paytas]

I don't like that name.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I don't like that name either. It just like goes, a grown man being called Scooter.

[Trisha Paytas]

That's what I'm saying. And I think just knowing how dubious it is, it's just like, that's extra annoying.

[Oscar Gracie]

He's not a dj.

[Trisha Paytas]

Like, he's not dj, DJ Scooter. I was thinking like, Scooter from the cartoon. Doug. You remember Doug? Yeah, Scooter. Scooter just sounds like a fake name or something. But he's not well liked. Correct. People don't like him. Is that what I gather? Because Justin and Taylor and Ariana.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah, yeah. Demi.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, my God. He went after all the big ones.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah.

[Oscar Gracie]

There was an interview talking about Taylor Swift.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah. He needs to not do that anymore.

[Trisha Paytas]

What did he say?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

He's like, people think that, like, me and Taylor, like, know each other very well. The truth is, I. I haven't even really met her. Like, I don't really know her. I was like, girl, she. We know enough. She knows enough to know that it was a little dude.

[Trisha Paytas]

What happened? He took her songs.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

He bought her the record label that she was, like, contractually signed to. And then why did he own the masters to all her recordings?

[Trisha Paytas]

Whether or to just get money, probably

[Jimmy Wetzel]

a little bit of power. Or he. His. He's like, I was such a big fan of. I liked her music. She's the biggest artist in the world. Like, of course I'm going to want to invest in that label or whatever that's kind of his.

[Oscar Gracie]

Because I think at the end of the day, he flipped it. Like, he bought it and sold it and just made a bunch of money on it.

[Trisha Paytas]

Money is the root of all evil. Can't take it with you. When you go, if you get money that way, you know what I mean? Like, maybe, I don't know, maybe there's like a hell or something you go to afterwards. Maybe there's not. Maybe nothing happens when you die. But if you take it like way right. That is probably not good money.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

It catches up to you at some point, I guess because even like the clients that were like loyal to him at the time, like Demi, Ariana and Justin, they all are not with him now.

[Trisha Paytas]

Damn, what's he doing?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Speaks volumes. I think he's kind of just chilling because he was working at or like an investor or something. I forget what his actual role is, but he was had a part ownership in the Hybe label, like bts, like you know, a lot of the big K pop acts. But I think he sold his share. So I think he just like sold his shares of things and as not managing talent anymore and is just kind of like rich. Rich and dating Sydney Sweeney because he got divorced two years ago.

[Trisha Paytas]

Who was he married to?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

A regular woman. Just a normal woman. A normie.

[Trisha Paytas]

Okay.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

A boring boomer.

[Trisha Paytas]

Me love a normie though. They're the best. Honestly. All right. He kind of. Nothing exciting about him. Kind of bores me a little bit.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah, T. I'd love that. He's like really going all in with his like Instagram official relationship though, with Sydney Sweeney. It's like.

[Trisha Paytas]

How old is he? Young, 30s?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I don't think he's that young. He is for, oh, 44.

[Trisha Paytas]

Okay. I guess he's excited. Are they a new relationship? They're newly dating.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

They've been together for a while. Maybe almost a year now at this point. Yeah. Oh, she's only 28. Wow. I forgot how young she is. Sydney Sweeney.

[Trisha Paytas]

She is very young. She has been around for a while.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

Glenn Power was cuter. She should have stayed with him. If they were dating. They were dating. They confirmed. No, allegedly.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Never confirmed. Well, she was still engaged throughout that whole press tour. She didn't call off her engagement until after.

[Trisha Paytas]

Glen Powell was also in Top Gun.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yes. Great memory.

[Trisha Paytas]

Okay, we're like. So it's Glenn Powell, Miles Teller, who is. There was another famous one.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Tom Cruise.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah, I mean, obviously Tom Cruise.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I never saw a topic on that, but everyone was excited for it.

[Trisha Paytas]

I remember when. Loved that movie when it came out.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah, I remember I was working, obviously I was still working at ET and my manager would like try to assign me Top Gun videos and I would have to abstain. I would say I'm not editing Those in interviews, because they're so boring. Wait, this is, like, not my tea. Like, there's. I really put my foot down on some things where I'm like, I would rather just, like, do something dastardly to myself, if you catch my drift, then edit an interview of these white men speaking.

[Trisha Paytas]

Kind of boring.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah, yeah. It's not my tea. I can't even, like, phone it in.

[Trisha Paytas]

So what would you do? We're just like, I'm not working today.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I would just be like, I'll go edit Trixine. Katya. Do they.

[Trisha Paytas]

They probably feel like they can't just give you all gay stuff because it might be, like, discrimination. You know, they're like, well, we can't just be like, here's a drag race. You know, you.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

You know, I get it. I. For the record, I just. I've seen you already because I've been there forever, so I can. I have a little bit of leeway.

[Trisha Paytas]

Okay. So you can say what you want.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah. I'll just assign myself. Like, I assigned myself. Myself, like Calabasas Confidential. I'm like, you know, something where I can get a little into. Yeah. Holly. We just interviewed Holly Madison. I'm like, oh, Holly Madison.

[Trisha Paytas]

You know, the Maryland thing everyone went to. Was that where she was at the Maryland?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

She came into her office. Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

What was the interview? What was she promoting?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

It was like, we did, like, we have, like, a series. I mean, it's kind of the thing that GQ and everything does, too. But it's, like, looking back at past clips and interviews and stuff, because ET has just been in existence since, like, it's the first entertainment new show, literally.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, right.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

They have just interviewed every single person.

[Trisha Paytas]

That's cool.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Since the beginning of their careers.

[Trisha Paytas]

So they have a first one. What was the first one? Do you remember Girls Next?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Before Girls Next Door even premiered, they, like, went to the Mansion to interview.

[Trisha Paytas]

Was it Cribs?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Not for ET it was when they were filming Girls Next Door.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, before it aired.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

So Holly's, like, in it. Oh, my God, that's so cute. I love when they do that, when they react to their, like, Christian.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, my God, that's so cute. So she came into the place. Love that. That's a fun one. To interview or to edit.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah. I get to be a little selective sometimes. It gets a little, like. We don't really got much to work with, but let me find something that gives me a little bit of excitement. But, yeah, it can be a little dry sometimes.

[Trisha Paytas]

Well, you Love the Blob island now. So you're gonna edit those tea?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

We don't interview anyone inside the villa.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

We interview them. When they get eliminated, they'll usually do, like, a zoom press tour, and then.

[Trisha Paytas]

I hate zooms. I hate zooms. They're so stupid. I hate watching them. I hate doing them. Like, I don't want to see just two people talking at their screens. So boring. Hate it. I remember when Covid was happening, and everyone's like, we're zoom interview. Even Jimmy Fallon was, like, zooming.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I was like, literally the only option.

[Trisha Paytas]

Or just not to a show. It's fine. We can just watch YouTube. Everyone can just do it at their house. Like, it was awful. It was so stupid. I hated it. I still did. I think I did one zoom interview for Dish with Trish. It was Brett Michaels, though, and I was like, okay, it's everything. But it wasn't, like, the same.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

It's funny. Oh, I didn't realize Brett was.

[Trisha Paytas]

He was Zoom.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Okay.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah. He was supposed to come in person, and then Covet happened, and, like, well, they can zoom.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Benihana and Brett Michaels, both casual.

[Trisha Paytas]

Double homicide. Yeah, that was. That was. Courtney was like, a weirdly sad time. I'm being bare in this situation where I'm like, why did this have to happen to me? Like, I lost these interviews, you know, where I was just like, damn. Oh, I haven't seen the movie, but I kind of feel bad for Bear. I mean, I feel bad for Nikki, too. I kind of feel bad for Bear, too. Damn. He has a lot of insecurities. Obviously.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I should have known you would be one of the ones on.

[Trisha Paytas]

I just try to take the opposing side, but then I kind of fell back. And I know that. I know what it is. I want someone to be in love with you. So that's what I'm saying. Maybe I don't think he meant for that to happen, but I guess once you know, then you should know. Some guys are just stupid and clueless, and they don't see it that way. I don't really know what's happening.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah. And I guess also to you. Me looking out for you. I suppose. But even the director and, like, and the stars also kind of point out that it's. When it comes to discussion. Is he the villain? It's, like, very blurry. Yes, it's intentionally blurry. So the viewer. Each viewer can pick their, you know, perspective and have their own.

[Trisha Paytas]

And I have no perspective because I haven't seen the movies. I probably should see the movie. I just. From what I. I do love saying my opinion on things that I don't know anything about that I just hear, like, that really well for you. Cause it's kind of like ignorance is bliss. It's like, oh, if you say something right, everyone's like, wow, she's so smart. If you say something wrong. I didn't really. I don't know what's happening. I just saw clips, you know what I mean? So it's kind of nice to just comment on things you know nothing about. Actually, I didn't know. Or you're just like, I'm dumb. You know what I mean? And then people are like, okay. Or I can be like, I'm mentally ill too, so it's fine. All right. I'm also. I'm both the obsessor and the obsess. You know what I mean? Like, I've been on both ends, although I've never had anyone obsessed with. With me. Have anyone obsess with you?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Not that I know of.

[Trisha Paytas]

It's probably good, I guess. I guess it's kind of scary if someone's, like, too obsessed.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah. I'm trying to think. I. I definitely probably. I've, like, ghosted once or twice where, like, someone has, like, I went on a first date, it wasn't good. And then I just would stop replying. But it wasn't like an obsess. It was just like, they were a normal amount, like, following up. And then I just removed myself from the situation.

[Trisha Paytas]

Blocked him?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

No, I just kind of like. I only block when it's like, I actually had a thing with them. And then I was. When I was the reverse, when I was following up a lot, and they were, like, trying to pedal off the gas, and I'd be like, what, you're

[Trisha Paytas]

not gonna block them, but you like them?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah, that would be like, you just lost a good man, you know? I'll show you. Cause it would always be like, oh, yeah. Like, oh, I'm not interested in that. But, like, we can still, like, be friends. Like, I like hanging out with you. Like, what? I'm not gonna be your friend, baby.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Block. You have no access to me. Don't. You can't even come see what I'm up to on Insta. Okay.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, you'd block on there too.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Oh, cross platform text Facebook.

[Trisha Paytas]

That's. That is hard when someone's like, let's

[Jimmy Wetzel]

just be friends, and the words are gonna go away. We can't be friends.

[Trisha Paytas]

We can't be friends. Have you seen the article where it's like, celebrities you never knew were gay and, like, the first one's, like, Frankie Grande. Like, Rainbow copy.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

He posted on his Instagram.

[Trisha Paytas]

That's why I saw that. Do you think that was a real article?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

No.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, it was fake.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I think. I think I was supposed to be like.

[Trisha Paytas]

Like, a straight person. Like, De Moi. Being, like, people you didn't know were gay. It's like, are you Garnet's brother? And you're like, what? You know what I mean? I thought. Okay. I thought it was real. I was like, damn, it kind of gives.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Like that April. April Fool's article where you were on Broadway before you were on Broadway. Broadway.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, man. Yeah. That was. But it did manifest. That was her rock scene. And then when you. Levy got. She's performing at the Tony Awards.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yes.

[Trisha Paytas]

Angel Mulvaney, I think.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

I was like, that's so random because, like, Dylan wasn't in Chicago because it's Chicago's 30th anniversary. I think Alexis Newell from Glee. I think she's also performing. It's like a whole big thing that. I'm so jealous. I would love to forward with Tony Awards. That would be everything. What Dylan's doing. She just finished six, so I wonder what she's doing. Yeah, I love a Tony. Do you know what I was hosting this year? Do you edit those? You care about Tony Awards?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

No, I don't edit or care. We do both.

[Trisha Paytas]

And we do cover it last year with Cynthia Rivo. I don't even know who hosted this year.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I didn't edit it, but we just interviewed her. Pink. Pink is hosting Pink, the singer? Yes. I don't know if Jim's gonna answer the James Charles photo, because every time we mention Pink, he puts this,

[Trisha Paytas]

damn, does James Charles have pink hair?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

He just has this one red carpet photo where he is serving Alicia Pink.

[Trisha Paytas]

Okay. Poor Pink. So sorry to her. That's such a random host. I love her, but damn, did she do Broadway? No, she's just a singer.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Maybe she did do Broadway.

[Trisha Paytas]

Maybe.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I don't think so.

[Trisha Paytas]

I feel like I would have known about it. I follow all the Broadway tea.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. She has never acted in Broadway herself, but she has deep ties to the theater world. Okay.

[Trisha Paytas]

I know her daughter loves Broadway.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Oh, that kind of makes sense.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah, she.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Oh, her songs are in angel yet.

[Trisha Paytas]

Well, everyone. Britney Spears in sync. Like, everyone is in angel yet, but. Okay, fair enough. Fair enough. That makes sense. Is she taking over Kelly Clarkson's spot?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

She filled in once When Kelly was, like, on break or something. But I don't know if they ever said, who's filling that after she's done,

[Trisha Paytas]

they're just not gonna fill in.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

They might.

[Trisha Paytas]

Sherri shepherd is gone.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I didn't realize daytime was struggling like that. Daytime talk shows, but apparently they are.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah. Who's watching them? I guess the clips, but again, then you could just do a podcast or something like that. I do love podcasts. I love. I was watching Amy Poehler. I was watching Tom Holland on Amy Poehler.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

Did you see his. In the Spider web? Is it from the movie or was it just, like, a shot? Or was it AI, where he's, like, in a spider web and he's, like, naked? Like, he's in underwear. Let me see. I just. I just. I saw it on Twitter. You didn't see this?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

No.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, my gosh. And I was like, wait, is this real? Why do I always. What? Where's my phone? Where is it? Oh, it's in this wig. Okay. I was like. I was like, where is it? Because I saw that. I was like, oh, my gosh. This is giving pride. Oh, yeah. Oh, it literally was the first thing that popped up on my phone. That's so weird. Is that real or is that AI

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Tom Holland looking incredible, and

[Trisha Paytas]

there is

[Jimmy Wetzel]

no way this is real.

[Trisha Paytas]

It looks so real.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

He would not be wearing a jock strap in the Spider man movie.

[Trisha Paytas]

Are you sure?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yes.

[Trisha Paytas]

I don't know. Should I send Jimmy?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah, send it to Jimmy. It's giving AI Boots to me.

[Trisha Paytas]

Because it got a lot of views.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Well, yes, because I'm sure people are whacking off to it as we speak.

[Trisha Paytas]

But I don't. Wait, but why would he be wearing a jock strap?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I think that's why it's AI mama.

[Trisha Paytas]

Okay. Are you sure?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I'm not. I'm, like, 90 sure. I mean, I think I also would have known, like, we. We get the press releases when there's new promotional stills from big movies.

[Trisha Paytas]

Not at that.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

And I have not gotten the press release. Tom Holland in Jock Strap for Spider Man. No way. Or Brand New Day or whatever.

[Trisha Paytas]

What is that? When's the premiere? I want to take Malibu. Can Malibu go see those movies? She loves Spider man, but can she see the real Spider Mans? I guess not if he's in a jock trap. Guess maybe, like, what is happening with Spider Man? Where's his bodysuit? You would know the premieres.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah. It comes out end of July, so the premiere is probably.

[Trisha Paytas]

Probably.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I don't know if we Have a date yet, but it must be soon.

[Trisha Paytas]

Is he doing press for already? Like, why was he on the.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

He is promoting the other movie that he's in, Odyssey. The Odyssey. The Odyssey comes out first, and then Spider man is like a week or

[Trisha Paytas]

two weeks after Odyssey's with Robert Pattinson.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yes. And Zendaya also. And Matt Damon. It is the Christopher Nolan movie based on the famous book or whatever.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, that's why I think in Barnes Noble, they have all the ocean stuff. It's an ocean movie, the Odyssey.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Ocean is involved, but also land is involved. It's like Greek Gods.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yes. Because I feel like when we're looking at baby names, I remember, like, Odyssey was like, one of the ones that came up, because I think it's like a remake. Maybe there was already a movie called Odyssey. And then when we went to Barnes Noble, there's, like, ocean everywhere and it says, like, the Odyssey, like, journals and stuff.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

So, okay, I know there's boats and stuff, but in the Odyssey, but.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, did you see on the AIM Polar where he said Zendaya was not like. Or Rue was nothing like Zendaya.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah. It's like, well, yes, right? Yeah. Well, obviously. Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

Why did it so seriously, she's like, oh, yeah, okay, that makes sense. I was like, was he being. Was he joking or was he just, like, being serious?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

He was trying to, like, talk about how talented she is and the fact that the character she plays is so different from herself, but it's like, yeah, we know she's not a lesbian. Like, for starter and drug addict.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I was so confused working at the strip club. Like, we know all this, like, well, yes, Thomas, but thank you.

[Trisha Paytas]

He's like, that's nothing like her. I was like, like anybody. He's funny, though. I liked him on that I really loved Amy Poehler podcast. I really. And he was pretty funny on there, too. He seems. He seems nice. He said the number one thing gets recognized from is the umbrella lip sync. Which, honestly, that's like, what I knew him from, too. And I was like, damn, he was really good on that.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

He ate with that. Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah. Isn't that crazy, though? You have all this, like, line of work and people are just like, loved you on that. Even Amy Poehler for the promo was doing the umbrella lip sync as well. That's easy.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I mean, he doesn't have that much work. He has Spider man and then he has the Umbrella video, so that's it. He has other smaller projects, but no,

[Trisha Paytas]

no Shade, Romeo and Juliet on the West End.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

No Shade of Tom Flop Central Station across the board.

[Trisha Paytas]

But what's Flop Central Station, Flop. Oh, not like Club Chalamet. No, I thought it was like a Twitter account you're shouting out or something. Okay. I thought he had a lot. I thought he had a lot going for him.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

No, his other projects have, for the most part, bombed outside of Spider man, but.

[Trisha Paytas]

Well, that's all you need.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah, yeah. He's also young. He's like, just turned 30, which is kind of crazy.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah. I did see something where he's like, oh, I can't be playing spider man at 30.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah. He once told GQ he's like, I would die if I'm still playing spider man at 30.

[Trisha Paytas]

And he is here.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

He is. Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

I hope you stay alive. That's a crazy thing to say.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

He made fun of himself for that though, because so they. He got asked about it and he's like, yeah, yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

Because is he like out of high school at this point? Like Peter Parker or is he still in high school?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

He is now out of high school. Yeah. And then in the new one, I

[Trisha Paytas]

like the premise of the new movie. Just everyone forgetting who he is. Stupid. We had to start at the beginning again. It's like, ugh, no, I hate this, but I do want to go see it. So if you're a Spider man person out there, I want to take a Malibu. Can four year olds see it? I guess three and a half.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah. There's nothing that crazy.

[Trisha Paytas]

She was just loves a Spider Man. Every time Tiana comes, they just like, she just puts her in webs all the time. Like she loves it. Even the one at Disneyland. Shout out to the Spider Man. Disneyland. He sounds just like the Spider man in the cartoons and the movies. He's like, hey, just had 13 slices of pizza this morning. Like, and he was like, so cool. Like, giving him high fives, like all this stuff. He's like, oh, oh, man, Mom. Like, he's just not. He was just so cool. And there was like a whole line of people to meet him. I'm like, wow, you're really keeping this up for like hours just meeting people. Like, how? Because you know all the questions people ask you, like, Disney characters have to answer in character. So how are you keeping that up? Like, it's. It's actually kind of insane how you think they're just obsessed with Spider Man. Like, how are they knowing what Peter Parker, Spider man would say? Like, how do they know?

[Oscar Gracie]

And like, the little kids, they're doing it so much. Yeah, it's Kind of automatic. You're in the zone.

[Trisha Paytas]

He was just so good with them too because, like, you know, obviously they're like shy and so he would be something like, no, don't worry. Like my. I don't know if he has a cat. Like, someone doesn't talk that much either. Like, they're just so good. Or he did this. Like, if they did the webs. He's like, oh, yeah, I got webs too. Like, he's just like so quick. I was like, experience felt like a real Spider man. I was like, wow, that's so cool. It was shout out to that guy at the. At the. They jump. Have you seen where they jump? Like you have to go during like 11:00am or 3:00pm yes.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

And then a little show that they do.

[Trisha Paytas]

How do they do that?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I think it's like just a. A dummy. Like when they're flinging him around. Yeah. The part where he's really flinging himself, that part's like a dummy that gets shot out. But there is a real actor up there as well.

[Trisha Paytas]

But there is somebody that scales it.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

Amazing. Probably putting their life on their line to be at Disneyland. It is. They are amazing. And the gift shop is great. All those bubbles. Like, they have a whole Spider man gift shop. We do love where Spider man household, which is unexpected.

[Oscar Gracie]

It's like one of those things we never.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah, we're not Spider man people.

[Oscar Gracie]

Like, we're like older kids, you know, some parents, they like to have their kids be about the same stuff.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah.

[Oscar Gracie]

But for us it's like never. They just find their own stuff and go with it.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah. Like the pillars. They're on the pillars. When we're in New York, Matt was like. Like, when we would see the buildings, like, there's Spider man and like, we don't watch the Spider man movies. And I know she like those little kids. I know Spidey verse she likes, but I'm like, how does she know, like, he's in New York? It's very weird. And then. Yeah. Anyways, Spider man really is crushing. I would love to be in the next Spider man movie. I don't know how I'm going to fit in there. Can I be MJ the next mj? If Tom and Zendaya retiring, I would love. I would love to be in there somehow. Who would be the next Spider Man?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Well, I mean, want to get into the weeds? They're going to be. The next one will probably be Miles Morales, who is like an Afro Latino character. So I think Thomas said he Wants to kind of be a part of that, like, transition of introducing like a Miles Morales. Or it could be like, Spider Gwen.

[Oscar Gracie]

Who?

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, I play her. I miss my.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I was gonna say that, but okay. I was just trying to say Malibu would be excited.

[Trisha Paytas]

I could be 40. Okay. I could play younger for sure. I would love to be here. That's Malibu's fave. She loves a Spider Gwen.

[Oscar Gracie]

We should do Spider Man. Broadway, the musical.

[Trisha Paytas]

I think they did that already. I think that failed miserably. I would love though. I would love. That'd be okay. So there's. There's.

[Oscar Gracie]

I was thinking more like you'd be a mom with her kids and Spider man saves you and the kids in this way they get to.

[Trisha Paytas]

I don't want to be a mom, babe. I want to be Spider Gwen. I need to be the hero.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

There's a lot of different Spidey people as well. Nicholas Cage is in one right now. Spider Noir, and he's a version of Spider Man.

[Trisha Paytas]

Is there any body positivity ones?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Did you watch into the Spider verse two?

[Trisha Paytas]

No.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Oh, there is like a quote unquote plus side. I mean, there's a curvier. And I think she also was pregnant, actually.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, okay. I love that.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

A spider. A version of Spider Woman. Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

How many spider versions were in that one?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

The whole thing was just like people being spiders. Every different iteration of Spider man or woman or non binary.

[Trisha Paytas]

It gets a little.

[Oscar Gracie]

Okay.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I love that there's like a pig.

[Trisha Paytas]

Okay. Losing the plot a little bit. Spider pig.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yes. I'm not even kidding.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, my God. Lies ain't losing it. That's too much. That's why I'm saying it gets a little too. I just want the. I just want Spider Man. Okay. I want Spider man and Spider Gwen. How come she gets bit by a spider and that's how she becomes Spider Gwen? Yeah, that was Emma Stone.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

She was Gwen Stacy, but she. That version of Gwen Stacy never became a Spider Gwen. Spider Gwen in Into the Spider verse is played by Haley Steinfeld, but it's animated, so Haley's just the voice of Gwen.

[Trisha Paytas]

Well, if they ever need an embodiment, I would love to do it. Sending myself tape along with my obsession one. Yes.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I also love the off campus self tapes.

[Trisha Paytas]

Like I've been seeing what's off campus.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Oh my God. You haven't even heard it off campus.

[Trisha Paytas]

What? No idea.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

You've never heard of it?

[Trisha Paytas]

No.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

It came out like two weeks ago,

[Trisha Paytas]

maybe three weeks ago off campus.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

It's like everyone was Kind of conceptualizing it as heterosexual heated rivalry just because it is a hockey romance. But it's also a popular book series.

[Trisha Paytas]

They made it straight.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Well, I think it's also. It's been around for a while. It's like a romance hockey series, takes place in a college. And it's almost like Bridgerton Tease, where each book is a different couple even, but they're not related. It's not like a family.

[Trisha Paytas]

I hate that. Then what's the point? Like, that's so stupid. Like, what? And they're all hockey players.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

The guys are hockey players. Yeah, it's like each member on a hockey team.

[Trisha Paytas]

Sounds boring.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Well, it's like the most popular show on prime ever. It got 36 million views.

[Trisha Paytas]

What?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

36 million people watched it in one week.

[Trisha Paytas]

So I never heard of this. How come we never talked about it before? I guess it's not controversial. There's nothing happening.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Well, now there is tea.

[Trisha Paytas]

What's the tea?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Okay, so the. In season two that is already going into production, one of the lead. The leads were just announced, like the new couple that they're following. And everyone and all the actors in the show took off like immediately. We covered the show like a week or two weeks before it came out. And I watched, I think, six of the screeners they gave me. So I was quick to follow because I'm like, I know these girlies are really gonna pop off. So they had like 100k when I followed, so I felt very good. Now they have like 10 million followers anyway. But there's only like two female characters in this first season. But one of them really like took off and is becoming like the most popular. Her name is Mika Abdallah is the actress's name.

[Trisha Paytas]

Okay.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

And now she's going to be the lead in season two. But she was engaged for like five years. Or she was dating and then engaged to a former Disney Channel star and they were together for five years.

[Trisha Paytas]

Who's the Disney Channel star? Oh, you don't even know.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

No, I know what he's from. His name is Jake Short. I have a photo that maybe you've seen him.

[Trisha Paytas]

Okay.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Because there's a meme of him.

[Trisha Paytas]

Did you know him?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I've known him from this meme. Have you ever seen this?

[Trisha Paytas]

No idea.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I thought you would at least have seen this little five year old.

[Trisha Paytas]

How would I know that meme?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

He was from the show Ant Farm.

[Trisha Paytas]

No idea. Okay. He's growing up now, I guess.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

So they were together for, oh yeah, like around four years. They got engaged Last year. And then Mika's publicist confirmed that they broke up to Us Weekly, like, yesterday. So it's all very fresh. But then. And it was kind of surprising too, because, like, going into this one, the fans were very much like, let's not ship the actual actors because then they're gonna like, actually have, like. I think also we just saw with heated rivalry with everyone shipping, like, Hudson and Connor so hard IRL and ruining everyone.

[Trisha Paytas]

Like, but it doesn't play into it. Like, Bridgeton's like, why are they dating? You know, like, it's very that.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

But they're all, for the most part, the cast all has, like, very long relationships. Like, a lot of them are engaged and stuff. And I've had partners for several years and obviously Michael was. Mika was one of them. But yeah, the engagement was kind of called off very, like, suddenly and randomly. So everyone was like, oh, like, that's so random. Is it just because she's like the new it girl? Like, she's becoming popular in the cast and have her own. It's probably that own season. But then this clip went viral from their podcast. So her ex had a podcast with another Disney Channel star. And then there was one episode where they each, like, brought in their partners. And then this clip has gone viral. I think. I see you can react to it.

[Trisha Paytas]

Disney Channel drama. Disney Channel T. I love it.

[Oscar Gracie]

Oh.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Oh, no.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, I've seen that guy. The guy with the mustache Is the guy that kid growing up?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

No, the other one. The kid with the mustache is from Good Luck Charlie with Bridget.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, he looks familiar. Okay.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

He's also. Yeah, they're both on Disney Channel.

[Trisha Paytas]

He would describe me.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Oh, yeah, you can take it away. I was actually asking. I have two words.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah, a lot of farts.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

No, that's pretty funny, though. Like, that some. Oh, my God.

[Trisha Paytas]

So she's the best person. Wait, I'm so confused. Is this one in the middle, like the. Some bitch?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

So, yeah, the girl in the red, that's the fiance. That's Mika from off campus. Oh, yes.

[Trisha Paytas]

And he's describing her as some bitch.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yes. And they. Yes.

[Trisha Paytas]

And were they fiance's in this?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

There are. They've been dating. I don't know if they were engaged at that point, but they're dating.

[Trisha Paytas]

They're not broken up.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

They were together for years at that point. Yes. And it was like a couple episodes. So they each brought in their partner so that Bradley from Good Luck Charlie brought his girlfriend.

[Oscar Gracie]

And.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

And that's why the girlfriend's shocked, because they need to watch this again.

[Trisha Paytas]

I'm so confused. I thought this was like, current day or something. And even that, I was like, why is it okay? Oh, my gosh.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah, this clip went. This is when they were together and that's in. This clip resurfaced and went viral because everyone's like, well, no wonder she left his.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, my. Like, are you okay? Oh, my God. Are you bare? Like, what is happening? This is so weird. He would describe me.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Oh, yeah, you can take it away. I was actually asking. I have two words.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah, a lot of farts.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

No, that's pretty funny, though. Like, that's some.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, my God. Everyone's face.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Oh, my God.

[Trisha Paytas]

So she's the best person he knows. The best person he's ever met. And I'm some.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Dab me up.

[Trisha Paytas]

I mean, I shout out to those two on the couch being like. Like, at least they're not, like, laughing.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

At least they were kind of along with it.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah, that was. But also, why. I guess you're just shocked at that point. That's actually insane. I'm scared for her and I'm scared of that guy. Like, do not date that guy. He's scary. First of all, jump scare when I saw him. What is wrong with, like, that's what I'm saying. What is wrong with. Okay, honestly, like, that my opinion changes on bear now. Honestly, all men are awful. They really are. All. If all the men in their, like, 20s. Bunnies, if you call them that, whatever. Like, they're just awful. Oh, my God. What the hell? That is weird.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

It's so weird.

[Trisha Paytas]

While they're dating, while she's right there. I thought it was like, now or something. Like, what the.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Like, they're very much like a couple in love at that point, too. And also, like, oh, my God. Because the other couple, like, they had just said, like, oh, that she's the best person I have ever known. Like my soulmate. And then cut to, yeah, some like, why is that crazy? And then. Then there's another part to it too, where she's, like, really cold. Mika's really cold. And she asked Jake. She's like, I'm just like, holding here. Can I. Can you give me your. Your overshirt? And he refuses to give her her overshirt. And then the other Bradley's girlfriend was like, oh, I have a jacket in my bag. I can go get it for you.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, my God.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

You can tell that she's like, this is a really weird dynamic.

[Trisha Paytas]

That's why. That's why they're not Together, if anyone's questioning also, like, what the hell? That is so weird. No, that's. That's, like weird behavior.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Huh? It's like you can touch. Like, Mika's trying to go along with it and, like, the dab me up, but, like, that has to her. And I kind of going into it, when I heard the, like, saw, like the caption and press play, I was like, well, you know, like a lot of couples podcasts, like, they get taken out of context and you can make to look like you hate each other, whatever. But this one, I was like, kind of any context, it's like, bad, you know?

[Trisha Paytas]

That is so weird. That is so weird. Did he ever say anything? Where's the guy now? Is he doing. Is he still podcast? He.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

They haven't done the podcast in a while and they took down or privated and listed whatever, every episode, like, rightfully so.

[Trisha Paytas]

That's like a crazy thing. Like that. That's the generation that David Dobrik raised. Like that. You know what I mean? Like, every girl to David was a bitch. He still calls Natalie like a bitch. Also. Like that. Like, that is that. That is. That's what. That's the byproduct of it. Like, that is what we are left with. And that's so scary and so weird. And sir, you are not you. I don't know who you are. I'm so happy for Mika just blowing up on this show. You need help. You need serious help. That's so crazy. That's so scary. Oh, my gosh. Men are the worst.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

And shout out to the other two for being like.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

And not, like, endorsing it. Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

Or laughing like all David's friends, maniacally laughing over everything. That's scary. Scary. It's like suicide path. That is kind of crazy to watch.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah. So she's a free woman now.

[Trisha Paytas]

Thank God.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

God for that. And now, like, her career is, like, really unlike the cusp of fully taking off, which is so nice to see.

[Trisha Paytas]

They're young, right? How old are they?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Like 20, I think like, 26.

[Trisha Paytas]

Young. Like, if you're even, like, joking, call a woman A bitch.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

26.

[Trisha Paytas]

Weird.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah. Especially again, your partner, like, several years at that point.

[Trisha Paytas]

And then they got engaged after that.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Mm.

[Trisha Paytas]

But yeah. No, I know, like, women, like, when you're in it, you, like, kind of don't see it, or you think it's like a joke or you feel, I don't know, like you're. When you're in it, it's such a different thing. You don't see what other people see.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah. And this clip didn't even go viral until after they.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

So I'm sure. And it was like, left up, you know, it's not like it was. Got backlash immediately. And they cut it out of the

[Trisha Paytas]

episode or just cut it in general. Like, if something awkward like that, I'd be like, cut. Like, that's so weird.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

So everyone kind of was fine with it. And then maybe now, obviously you kind of look at it differently, especially now that she has so many more fans.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

And people were, like, really rooting for her.

[Trisha Paytas]

So, like, thank God you got rid of him.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Huh?

[Trisha Paytas]

Well, He's awful. And he probably. That meme traumatized him. He's probably like, well, but no excuse. That's why I was trying to make excuses for Bear. It's like, yeah, he probably has insecurities, but also no excuse to turn someone into a demon. You know what I mean? So it's like this guy. You need to get some help. So sorry. Your meme is weird. What was he doing in the meme with his hands in his pockets?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

He was getting interviewed by someone. Someone. An amp.

[Trisha Paytas]

Did he say anything silly or he just. Oh, just the way he's standing.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah. It's like, I think the concept of just like having a mic and put in front of you and you're just not knowing what to say sitting there,

[Trisha Paytas]

like, I guess like, yeah, I'm your little kid, but still, child actors, man. That'll traumatize you for sure. All right, well, is there another big one?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

There's another crazy man who is back in action. That is James Charles Dickinson. And he's moving along like nothing.

[Oscar Gracie]

There's a new name. Shame Charles.

[Trisha Paytas]

Shame Charles Giving drag. I like it. What is Shame Charles up to? What is. Oh, he does, right? He made a tick tock. He's just like. Just another stupid one.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Just back in action. Yeah. As if nothing happened.

[Trisha Paytas]

That's so crazy. It's so crazy. He's like a cockroach. Huh? He's just like, never going for real.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Because he posted just another TikTok trying to figure out what he should do with his hair. And he's curling it again.

[Trisha Paytas]

It's like, that's the one I saw where he's like, I don't know what to do. It's like, how. Take some time off the. Why are we talking about this?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

How about go work at that foundation?

[Trisha Paytas]

Yes. Like what? Moving quicker. You're like, it's going to take a couple of years. Well, not if you Take some time off of posting these stupid tiktoks. The face is so triggering. He is so triggering. I found out crazy James Charles Tea. And I can't even talk about it. And it's like, so, so much Tea. Someone who knew him pretty closely, and he's like, if I ever said this stuff, like, it would be over. And I'm like, say, oh, my God,

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I want to know.

[Trisha Paytas]

But I get it, too. You don't want to be that one. To be, like, the person to bring someone down. Yeah. But, I mean, it was nothing, like, criminal, but it's just like, damn. Like, this is kind of crazy. I'll say the name of Bleep A Jimmy. Because I was like, wait, is this. And he's like, yeah. I was like, but the lore. And I was like, wait, what's the lore? Like, I didn't know how deep it ran. And I was like, yeah, he probably even go 2D because he probably, like, this girl has a podcast. So it's like, why am I. But it was even, like, surface level. But some of the stuff. I'm just like, come on, y'. All.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Y' all need to unionize. And, like, really speak up if you can't. And you're the only ones with the power. Y' all were.

[Trisha Paytas]

It'll be like, I'm not comparing it to me too. But it'll be like a me too movement where everyone just comes out of the woodwork when someone talks about Harvey. Yeah, everyone does. And it's got to be in that vein. I would think, like, something really big, like a New York Times or something like that.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Cat's hand bars. Come on, girl.

[Trisha Paytas]

She'll work at New York Times. Where is she at now?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

She started her own news, actually. Her own news outlet.

[Trisha Paytas]

Love that.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

Cat Dana Barge News.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

It's called Spitfire News. Yeah, she is a Spitfire something.

[Trisha Paytas]

Good for her. Yeah, she really been. She was like, business inside. And then she was like, NBC or something. She's really.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

We need someone to really do the. A real journalist. Not, you know, a silly.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah. One that knows. And. Yeah, there is just too much lore with James when it comes to it. So what was the.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Oh, and then the other one, he's at. At Chili's.

[Trisha Paytas]

Ew. I mean, ill to James being.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Did he get.

[Trisha Paytas]

He ordered a triple dipper at a paid partnership underneath.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

No. Okay.

[Trisha Paytas]

So thank God.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

No actual affiliation, thankfully.

[Trisha Paytas]

I think Tana would officially be like, I think that might be it for. That's crazy. Don't disparage.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I just saw the comment. The first comment. He def. Doesn't tip. And then James replied, I do very well, actually. Girl,

[Trisha Paytas]

when have you tipped? When he's trying to be relatable. Being at the Chili's, huh? Don't disparage our good Chili's name like that.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Since when are you a generous tipper, baby? This is news to me. You're anti tipping.

[Trisha Paytas]

Let's see that tip. Let's see that. That's what you should start documenting, even if it's important. Let's see how much you're tipping on that. Like, I would love to see that. Let us know if James Charles tipped you, which I'm sure he did not. God, he. He is just really the cockroach. The cockroach of YouTube. I know. We're trying to think of, like, t. I think Tana's gonna call you because she was trying to think of, like, tea games. Because I'm like, Oscar's really good at coming up with, like, those games we play where we move, like, James Charles head, like, to not his head, but, like, you know, move him around on the board to, like. I said we should do something like that. I don't know. I don't know what the thing is. Oh, that's, like, so good.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Go for the live show.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah. I mean, I don't know. I don't know if you guys already have an idea or whatever.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

The flopskir ideas for the show have been a little all over the place. We have introduced the concept of a tap dance number, but Molly does no tap dance.

[Trisha Paytas]

It's very different than the Hot Topics Tana and I were thinking about. But okay, could Hot Topic why you guys do.

[Oscar Gracie]

Yeah, Hot Topics. You should just be in the corner tapping.

[Trisha Paytas]

Who knows what the show's gonna be? And we're going into rehearsals tomorrow. It is kind of all over. I think. It's also just me and Tanner are so different when it comes to, like, showmanship and performers, like, obviously both killing it, obviously. But it's just, like, so two totally different ideas. So trying to bring them together is very complicated. But we'll figure it out. I don't know.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Just giving variety show.

[Trisha Paytas]

It's giving variety. That's for sure. It's very chaotic. I kind of just let go at this point. I'm kind of like, we'll see what happens. Throw caution to the wind. It's gonna be great, though. And we're excited for it. Honestly, I just like seeing everyone in person. But maybe there'll be something, because she always is, like, Gave me yesterday. She's never talked about James Charles. I was like, probably better. Probably better. We just don't. But maybe at the live show his tick tock comeback is crazy. Like just take a little time off and just act like you're growing and healing.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

See it. But. And also like being in the comments, like trying to clap back and stuff still. It's like, girl, just hang it up. Like you were a public. Even my barber who was like just a straight man was like, did you hear that James Charles stuff? And I'm like, damn. It really has proliferated. Every community. Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

Thank God my dad still has no James Charles. Someone brought James Carl at my London show and he's like, who's that? Is that her friend? I was like, no, not my friend. So it hasn't infiltrated the boomer community yet. But once that happens, has he done any pride stuff? Has he done any sponsorships? This is the time when all like Amari, like everyone, all, all the gay influencers are getting their coin. You know what I mean? As gratefully so.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah. No, I don't. It's not pride month for him again. Shame month.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah. Everyone's like, we actually don't know.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Don't punch the parades, baby. Like, yeah, stay home.

[Trisha Paytas]

No Mr. Campaign for him. Did you say my scarry for Mr. That was crazy Sam as Gary for Mr. Oh my God. It's just like. And I think my shout out Ronnie again, my makeup arts, I think said they were all gay stars in the campaign with him. It was just like a bunch of like naked men. And it's like him being naked too. And it's like just the blue Mr.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

But why him?

[Trisha Paytas]

I guess he's coming out.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Straight men need to prep or something.

[Trisha Paytas]

Maybe it was, it was saying like Pride month. Maybe, I don't know. It was giving pride. Yeah, it was giving him with like shirtless men. And they're like one's holding him back like this and the other one's like in between his legs. I mean, I love the campaign. It was everything. Hate Sam Ascari for what he did. Britney. He did look good. He does look good. But it was crazy. But the gays were living for it. There was a bunch of likes for it. So. Okay, that's cause he's giving Ally, I suppose.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Or maybe a statement.

[Trisha Paytas]

Testing the waters.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, that too.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah. Maybe he's the cue, you know?

[Trisha Paytas]

What's the cue?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Questioning.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, maybe he's a mess. I think he'd be in the James Charles category of gays where I'm just like, ugh, not you.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Unfortunately, I think a lot of gays would embrace him very easily because he's good looking. Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

James does have so much going against him aside from the looks, you know what I mean? But I do fear if he did look like Jacob Elordi or something, he might get more of a pass, you know?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

For sure.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah. But he's also just ugly on the inside. So I think it doesn't help because he has good hair. It could be cute. But now when I see him curl his hair, it's like, you know what I mean? But it's ugly inside. It's not the ugly on the outside. He's no Sam Askari, but Sam Askari is awful too. Gosh damn. It is annoying. The patriarchy, the misogyny of good looking man.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Just being like that is funny.

[Trisha Paytas]

Well, he's good looking. That's what I'm saying. If Bear was played by James Charles, we would hate him so much more.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

You know the actor who plays Bear is gay though. An openly gay actor. I know.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, love that for him, playing him. Misogynistic incel. Straight guy.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

He did it probably in real life. He's probably like the sweetest little twink. Yeah. Oh, twunk. Okay. Love that. Gosh, it is crazy. I think that was like Cynthia Reevan, Jonathan Bailey and as Long as yous Mind and Wicked. I was like, damn. They really. They really were giving sex with each other. Isn't that crazy? Good acting. That's great.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

Well, shout out to Mr. Not Sponsored. I would. Last year I did a Mr. Campaign and I do love that they give you a free prep. I think that's great, right?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

God, our government can never. Or maybe they do. Who sponsors that? I don't know, but someone maybe. It's private. Really? Either way, get it. Get that free press. Better safe than sorry. Honestly, Samoskari, that was. That was a good campaign. I'm not gonna lie. That was a good one. But then what about the hot gays? Are they probably, like, what about us? Like, we could have been in that.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

That's what I'm thinking. Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

Taken away from like a Frankie Grande or something. He's great. Yeah.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah. He did like one photo shoot where like they intentionally styled him like a normie looking, like masculine guy. And all the gays were thirsting for him. Yes. Like a couple weeks ago. So what if. That's kind of sad though? If you just mask him up a little bit. Everyone change their tune.

[Trisha Paytas]

Internalized Homophobia.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah, very. That.

[Trisha Paytas]

Because he's, like, nice. I'm like James Charles with diabolical. Like, at least he's, like, sweet and nice and stuff like that. James is just awful. James gets straight energy in the worst way. He can be friends with that guy. Definitely friends with that guy.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

That's like, oh, deed.

[Trisha Paytas]

What did I say? Yeah, yeah, somebody Literally the same. Because didn't he say that about that?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah, but even worse.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah, you're giving. You're giving awful. Anyways, happy pride to everyone but James Charles. Yeah. Don't send him hate, though. Don't let him hate. Let him curl his hair, eat the triple dipper, whatever. Live your life queen. I guess. But off the Internet would be great. I should just block him again. I had unblocked him to see what, like, shenanigans were up to.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I still haven't blocked, but I still have people, like, who report on what he's up to in my fyp. So at least it's not giving him a view.

[Trisha Paytas]

It's giving, like, a workaround.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

But even though those creators are giving him. Whatever. It's all some vicious cycle, I suppose.

[Trisha Paytas]

But one day. Yeah, one day.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

And then my last thing. But I was scared to watch it, actually. Well, Jimmy sent me a clip of Hassan reacting to me saying, hasan can come into my home.

[Trisha Paytas]

Is this your excitement or is this your peak of your career?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

What happens? Yeah, because he sent it to me last night, and I was too scared to watch it.

[Trisha Paytas]

What did he say? What was the text that Jimmy sent to you?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Let me read it.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, my God. Are you so. Are you gagged?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I was scared.

[Trisha Paytas]

Are we in this is. Are we in the setting? Are we in the Just Trish room?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yes. He's reacting. The fresh episode. Like, he really had it up.

[Trisha Paytas]

I mean, you stream for 20 hours a day. What else do you have to talk about? Like, probably all these things.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I don't know, the state of the world.

[Trisha Paytas]

Okay, let's see.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

He said, Hasan finally reacted to the pics I use of him. And you made him blush. I'm screen recording the whole thing. Will send soon. And then he sent it to me.

[Trisha Paytas]

What picks the one of him on all fours. Jimmy loves that one. I don't see much of the podcast, but if I just, like, scroll, it's like, definitely a picture of Hasan on all fours at one point, which, like, why did he do that pose? That was crazy. What was it for?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I think he was doing yoga or something, like a class.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, I see.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

He was like, back art he should

[Trisha Paytas]

be in the Mr. Campaigns.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

That's what I was thinking too. Yeah. He would honestly get.

[Trisha Paytas]

People want to see that probably more

[Jimmy Wetzel]

than I think the sub. Mr. Subscriptions would go up if they. If they got it.

[Trisha Paytas]

Mr. Get on that. We love you. Just an idea.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Just a little bit of it. Just to see how it happened. I'm just kind of scared.

[Trisha Paytas]

Okay, I'll listen to it. Or should I come behind you?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Oh, I love you on this side. Okay.

[Trisha Paytas]

I know. I feel like. Or can you see us?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Trisha Paytas, did you dirty with the photo choices? Lamal3120.

[Trisha Paytas]

Not me. Jimmy Wetzel. Oscar Gracie.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Not me, Jimmy Wetzel.

[Oscar Gracie]

Guys, you can't throw Jimmy under the bus. He's not even. He's not even here.

[Trisha Paytas]

I didn't know such thing. I did not know how to edit.

[Oscar Gracie]

Who brought him up? Who brought him up?

[Trisha Paytas]

Oscar brought him up. And Jimmy just had to do what he had to do with editing.

[Oscar Gracie]

He's like, well, I gotta get.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Okay, so throw me under the bus. But I'm Jimmy Wetzel. What? What happened? Oh, I'm scared.

[Trisha Paytas]

Or nominated Crazy. How do we get miss this?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I was nominated.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh,

[Jimmy Wetzel]

can't go to the uk but he did get nominated for the Lost Culture Awards. I don't think he made an appearance. He probably should have that.

[Trisha Paytas]

Why can't he go to the uk?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

They revoked his visa. Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

Is he not a sister uncle?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

What are these photos?

[Oscar Gracie]

Oh.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, I didn't even notice. This is him. Oh my God. Yeah.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

What are these? Oh my God. You guys don't have to do me like this. Okay.

[Trisha Paytas]

He looks better there also.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Trisha Paytas.

[Oscar Gracie]

Is.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Is he not a citizen? Yeah, I'm not a citizen of the United Kingdom. Trisha Paytas dog. That's you, man. That's not me. That's the old me. He looks good. That's the real me. This is old me. It's up. This is from 2014.

[Oscar Gracie]

Okay.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

There should be an embargo on photos where you're trying to blast it in 2014 with long T era. I'm sweating on the side. That should go. That should show you that this is. This is devastating. Is AI, bro. Is AI. Is AI. Is AI. This is AI. Is woke one was wild, but this is pre woke one. I'm looking like a Urban Outfitters model. He is giving Urban Outfitters skinny jeans.

[Trisha Paytas]

What?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Of the U.K. no, he's not a

[Trisha Paytas]

U.K. oh, well, how do you revoke a visa? This one is insane. Jimmy is is insane for this I thought this in Texas, you know, they branch.

[Oscar Gracie]

It's like, he's here.

[Trisha Paytas]

So how are they revoking? I'm so confused.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

To speak at a panel in the

[Trisha Paytas]

UK from going, okay, this is crazy. I. I'm so. I missed all this. Where do I see all this?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I saw.

[Oscar Gracie]

I mean, it's all politics. It's political.

[Trisha Paytas]

So I don't think you all right. I mean, that's sad that he can't be let in, I suppose, but Visa into my home.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Hassan. Any, anytime.

[Trisha Paytas]

Okay. You mean just.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

And it's pride.

[Trisha Paytas]

Come on. Oh, he is. Okay.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Okay.

[Trisha Paytas]

There's so much more. I know.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I'm scared to see where it goes, but watching it.

[Trisha Paytas]

Okay.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

He was giggling. Has yet to follow me, though. But I'm on standby for the notification.

[Trisha Paytas]

I do love that he's. He's giggling.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah, he's like.

[Trisha Paytas]

And that was when. That was when Oscar was like, you can come to my house, Hasan. He was, like, blushing. That was actually kind of crazy to watch.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

There's some chemistry there.

[Trisha Paytas]

That was crazy. That is a crazy way to react to that, right? Oh, my God.

[Oscar Gracie]

You should call him the same way he calls you. He should call him Hassan P. And he calls you Trisha P. He calls

[Trisha Paytas]

me Trisha P. Yeah. Maybe he doesn't know how to say my last name.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

People pay. Toss paytas. People do.

[Trisha Paytas]

Well, I mean, you know, what? If he likes you, then we like him. I'm still neutral on this. I do not know him. I do not know politics. I do not know anything. But Oscar loves you.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah. Jimmy. Jimmy was there, boots on the ground, watching.

[Trisha Paytas]

Well, really, Jimmy? Yeah, you really. You really did tickle him. I suppose he liked all the pictures. Shout out Jimmy for finding those photos. If they're from 2014. How far back are we going on the gram? Like, he's just scrolling. Jimmy is a national treasure. Please don't poach him from us. He's so great. And so is Oscar. I am scared. You go on his podcast and you're just like, like, sorry, Trish, can't do Wednesdays anymore. I gotta go on the Hassan show or something. I'll be like, no, I would like to see you on there. Well, you know what? I'm glad that he was nice. He was in a silly mood about it. He was dressed like a politician. Why did he have a hat and a suit, Suit and tie on? Like.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

He is just the gay swap episode. You get Austin and Christian.

[Trisha Paytas]

Okay, we'll trade you. Yeah, we'll drop him off. Yeah, drop me off. Yeah, we'll do a switch. I would love that, actually.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

That'd be fun.

[Trisha Paytas]

Okay. Yeah, I'm down for it.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Austin's a key. A Christian is more of a key. No offense, Austin, but Christian's like.

[Trisha Paytas]

They're both on it.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

He. Chris, Christian is like a reoccurring pop up. But yeah, Austin's like the main show is on it most of the time or all the time. But Christian is very your type of gay as far as like dancer, theater, fun. Yes. The house down boots.

[Trisha Paytas]

Who's hotter?

[Jimmy Wetzel]

They're both like a beautiful couple.

[Trisha Paytas]

Who's more my type,

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I think for you? Definitely Christian. Because he's gayer.

[Trisha Paytas]

Love it. The gayer. The vibe.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Like, Austin's a little DL Trady.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, yeah.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Not by. Not by design. I think that's just who he is. Like, Christian is.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah, I love it.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Gorgeous and gay.

[Trisha Paytas]

I love that so much. I love that you did the snap.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

That's him, baby. He's fierce.

[Trisha Paytas]

Well, come on, boys. On Pride month. Queers all month long. That's what we're doing over here. All right, well, that was great. Thanks for being nice. Yeah.

[Oscar Gracie]

Patreon.

[Trisha Paytas]

Patreon.com Jesscrish was that it or more. The chicken nugget. And Moses made some chicken nuggets on there. The honey sauce was fire. You made a great honey sauce.

[Oscar Gracie]

That was the hardest thing I've ever had to make.

[Trisha Paytas]

Should we do it? You wanna do intros? You wanna do an intro for everybody? Like Patreon and all that stuff?

[Oscar Gracie]

No, I'm just saying. I was gonna jump into one manifestation comment. But yes. I'm just saying. That was the hardest cooking video I ever had to make.

[Trisha Paytas]

I wonder what the comments. I wish you could go read the comments. It was very complicated. I wonder how Jimmy edited it. Maybe he made it funny. It was funny.

[Oscar Gracie]

All the comments are about the editing.

[Trisha Paytas]

So I decided to him, I'm like, I don't know. We needed one because we ran on time last week. And I was like, I just. I. Can you make this? Because we held onto it for a minute and I was like, oh, this is good. We were stressed.

[Oscar Gracie]

I mean, the video is half an hour and I work there for. For five hours in the kitchen. He got it like five hours down.

[Trisha Paytas]

He made it good. He made it work. All right. Manifestation. Check out Moses cooking videos for you. Making some Cajun chicken pasta tonight.

[Oscar Gracie]

Yes.

[Trisha Paytas]

I gotta rush home. I gotta go to Pasadena and rush

[Oscar Gracie]

back to get that Cajun meditating about it.

[Trisha Paytas]

Okay. Love that.

[Oscar Gracie]

And then we'll read just one comment. One manifestation comment. So Jordan. It's at Jordan. And I'm manifesting, praying for a pregnancy this year that is healthy and beautiful and that leads to a wonderful journey of motherhood for me and the love of my life.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Oh, that is so sweet.

[Trisha Paytas]

Manifesting that for you. I hope you. I hope you get that. I love all the manifestations. Our comments are just flooded.

[Oscar Gracie]

So many. I'm just randomly picking one.

[Trisha Paytas]

Oh, I see. Okay.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

Love that.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

I love that segment.

[Trisha Paytas]

Yeah, I love that too.

[Jimmy Wetzel]

Yeah.

[Trisha Paytas]

At the top of the show. Maybe next time. But I like it. I like it. If you made it this far, Manifestation to you, shout out. We love you guys. Thanks for being here. Manifestation. Only good things, as we learned from Bear. And the person you sent me on Tick Tock to was like, only use it for good things. So that is the secret. Love you guys. And we'll see you next week. We have some good cosplays coming. We have a Vegas show happening. It's. It's coming. We love you. And I think Tina's gonna join us after the Vegas show for Hot Topics that Monday. She wants to do the recap here. She's like, I want to do the Hot Topics. All right. We'll have a little trio. Hot Topics, maybe you never know with Tana. Maybe she'll be here, maybe she won't. But in theory. In theory, she'll be here, but we'll see. No, she usually does show up. We love her so much. She's busy. She's a busy girl. Love you guys. And we'll see you in the next one. Bye.