Trisha Paytas (2:32)

Yeah, it's delicious. And I mean like amazing. And honestly, she looks so good. So I was like, she's drinking. Well, we're all drinking unwell. We have so much talk. Wow. Because you went out this weekend. I went out this weekend.

Moses (2:42)

That's the first unwell.

Oscar (2:44)

Oh. Oh.

Trisha Paytas (2:44)

And we. Well, that's what I'm saying. We should just. There's many places to get to. I have the. You're not the only trophy award winner here. I also have the first unwell. Lifetime achievement award. We'll talk to that. We'll talk about that in a minute. These donuts are delicious. I had some. Mine was an apple cider donut from Sidecar Donuts. They dropped like so much was happening. All of a sudden this Monday, Sidecar Donuts, like, doing some fresh donuts. I was like, yeah, not sponsored. I was like, these are delicious. Our new hoodies. Just Trish black hoodies. If you're not into all the pink and the fuzzy, we got some Just Trish hoodies. So it's got the. Ooh, you look like a dj. You look like Diplo or something. Marshmallow. I don't know. You look like one of them. Next unwell pool party will be DJ Moses. You look. You look great in it. The Just Trish logo that you often see behind Oscar's head. And this has been in the works for three years. So it's not three. And you know what? It's so silly when, like, influencers, like, Zoella was like, I've been working on this advent calendar for a year, but I kind of believe you get the run around so many times. We thought it was lost forever in the ocean. They arrived. They arrived. Just one day, Moses gets a call like, all the hoodies are here.

Moses (3:48)

And so we jumped and we got the container out of the water and.

Trisha Paytas (3:52)

Well, no, we didn't do all that.

Moses (3:54)

But, I mean, if you saw our Patreon video, you know, we can.

Trisha Paytas (3:57)

Patreon.com Just Trish, I am so proud of us. We. Not only did we get out, we were working out. That was a fun video.

Oscar (4:06)

Yes. That. What did I call it? The Trisha Dental fitness test.

Trisha Paytas (4:09)

Yes. I love it so much. We lunged, we stretched, we jump rope, we ran, we basketballed.

Oscar (4:16)

Yeah, we did it all. It was the trishlympics, if you will.

Trisha Paytas (4:19)

It was the trishlympics. And it was so good. We knew the content was so fire. We even sent it over to Jimmy to edit. Yes. Masterpiece. The people in the comments did say that we have to add Jimmy to our intro because he really is the best. I think his boyfriend Dallas even commented on Twitter. I looked at Dallas because someone's like, wow, the editing's amazing. I was like. And then I was like, oh, I love this pro. And I was like, oh, I think it might be Dallas. It was a hot. A hot little man. Not little. He could be huge. Just so the picture was little. So I was like, oh, okay. And then I was thinking, I followed him back.

Moses (4:46)

So hopefully that's People are joining as we speak. It's just crazy because this one video just broke the Internet. The Patreon Internet.

Trisha Paytas (4:54)

Moses is excited. Jackie. Like, the comments are good. Mostly great in Moses's favorite. Like, wow, look at Moses be.

Moses (4:59)

First of all, I think the majority of the comments are about Jimmy's editing. The majority of the comments are like, that's amazing. Or the whole just Trish crew coming together.

Trisha Paytas (5:08)

And yes, I mean we all, we all, I think we all excelled in this, in this challenge. Oscar came up. Yes, we all, we all did great. Oscar came up with the concept, led the charge. You know, I'm there for the s and the gigs. I don't know, I don't know why. Sounds so gross.

Moses (5:26)

I don't know why.

Trisha Paytas (5:26)

As soon as I said, I was like, I hate that. We, we really crushed. And I really, I went to Platti's after and I was like, I'm really tired. We had Pan Express after and then I went to Pilates and I was like, ooh, that was not a good idea.

Oscar (5:37)

It was brave of you.

Trisha Paytas (5:38)

Yeah, that was, it was bad. It was so literally we just ended up stretching. I was like, I honestly don't I have to go in the morning because if I do those afternoons again, I can't do that. And I just wanna want to like sleep after. So. But I was thinking like, because obviously it was inspired by the presidential fitness challenge. If this becomes a thing, there's a couple options. We were brainstorming last night. We were so excited about this video. Second, the second video, if people love it so much. Like a follow up. Maybe do the actual presidential fitness test.

Oscar (6:03)

Oh yeah.

Trisha Paytas (6:04)

So we do the mile, the shuttle run, the sit and reach, the sit ups and the pull ups. Although I'm a female, so I get to do the flex arm hang, which is so crazy. I remember back in the day too. They're like, women just have to or girls just have to like hang on the bar and the boys had to do pull ups. You to do like one or something, right?

Oscar (6:18)

I honestly don't remember really.

Trisha Paytas (6:21)

I was traumatized. I remember cuz I remember we had to do the flex arm hang. I couldn't even pull myself up to do the hang. Then they gave me a little step and I couldn't even hold myself up for. I was like, what do you think? No, but I think there are like little parks around here that we could like do the full thing.

Oscar (6:33)

Yeah, I'm down.

Trisha Paytas (6:34)

Sit and reach. I can crush a sit and reach. I'm very good.

Oscar (6:37)

At that. None of that is anything that I am good at. But I'm going to practice.

Trisha Paytas (6:41)

First off mile. Mine's gonna take 30 minutes. Like, I'm gonna have to start, and then you guys just go. You take your turns. You know the second idea? Because Moses was, like, everyone was, like, commenting on his strides. He was taking, like, three steps at a time, as he does here, by the way. That wasn't even just flexing in the house, too. He will also take three steps at a time. It's very, very bizarre. And he can jump over fences. He can jump over. Like, I've seen him, like, hop over, like, my gate at my old house. Like, he's. He's a. He's. He's a hopper. You know, he hops and. Or jumps. And I was thinking, like, oh, we should do, like, hurdles. Like, track. Me, like, go to a track. Any high schools in the 805 area in the Conejo Valley, let us know. Like, it'd be so great to go to a high school track with the spongy thing. Get the hurdles, get the shot put, get the discus, do the jump with the two feet into the sand. Like, wouldn't that be so fun?

Oscar (7:28)

That would be fun. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (7:30)

Pass the baton. We could all do, like, a relay race, a Jimmy stop by if you want to. We can all just do, like, my sister. We could just actually make it a track meet. Oh, yeah, like, that would be so much. I'll get us, like, jerseys. Like, pink jerseys.

Oscar (7:43)

That is really fun.

Trisha Paytas (7:43)

I know. I would actually be the worst. I actually know I could jump literally, like, a half a foot. Like, I don't know. That's probably a lot. Maybe two inches. I can jump. Like, not even kidding. I am the worst. We have to do. Did you have to do that in school?

Oscar (7:55)

Yeah, I did make it one time for our track meet. I was the long jumper for to represent our school, but I didn't place. I didn't place when we got into, like, competing with the other schools. So I qualify, but I didn't place.

Trisha Paytas (8:08)

That's actually amazing. Something with the two feet.

Oscar (8:11)

Yeah. The long jump.

Trisha Paytas (8:12)

Is that what it's called?

Oscar (8:13)

The long jump? I qualified. Didn't place. But I guess it's kind of like, you get to Olympics, you don't win. But I mean, getting to the Olympics.

Trisha Paytas (8:19)

Yeah. That's huge.

Oscar (8:21)

The track meet. Oh, my God.

Trisha Paytas (8:23)

That's actually so huge. Like, I don't know why I would not think of you as, like, a jumper.

Oscar (8:26)

No, Especially back then. I was at a Lot of gravitational force working against me because I was bigger. But I don't know what. I don't know.

Trisha Paytas (8:33)

You just have it. Like, some people have it.

Oscar (8:35)

I mean, I don't know if I have it now, but we'll find out. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (8:38)

So I think we'll work up to that. We'll do presidential fitness test next, and then if there's a high school that's around here, we would. I would love. I just think those. The kind of things are so fun. Like, I don't know why I gave me endorphins to be outside.

Oscar (8:47)

Although. Cut. I don't know if there's that clip, but there was that one clip towards the end where it's like, oh, my God, it's hot. There's a bug. There's a bug. This is miserable. Like, I just. I need to go inside. I need to end this early. We've got to go inside, Grant. And you were, like, so excited at the beginning of the fitness thing. And then the set, like, the sun started really getting hot, beating down. A bug flew past you. You're like, oh, my God. No.

Trisha Paytas (9:08)

Damn, it's hot. Oh, my God.

Moses (9:10)

Okay.

Trisha Paytas (9:10)

Oh, my God, there's a bee. There's. I just hate bugs. I hate. I hate being outdoors. Oh, my God. This literally one fly is pissing me off. Okay.

Oscar (9:20)

Oh, my God, there's snakes. There's snakes here, Moses. There's snakes. Do you see a snake?

Trisha Paytas (9:25)

There are snakes. There are snakes. Moses has seen snakes, scorpions, and tarantulas out there. We live in the mountains.

Oscar (9:30)

The. The mountain lion. You're afraid of a mountain lion popping up, too?

Trisha Paytas (9:33)

Literally. Because I was like, I've seen a mountain lion right in the spot. I was like, why would you tell us that while we're out here?

Moses (9:38)

I thought maybe you're run f. It was true. I did see them there, but no.

Trisha Paytas (9:43)

I know it was true. And I was like, absolutely not. Yes. This was like, middle of the day. I just took my wig off. We just did a podcast. I'm talking, like, if we do the next one, we gotta go. Morning. 8:30am yeah. Yes. On a cloudy day. I'll go to Plotties first. I get my warm up. We'll do our little walk to warm up, and then we'll go for the big one. I'm. Because it was fun until it was hot.

Oscar (10:02)

Yes.

Trisha Paytas (10:02)

And I was hungry. I was starving. I was thinking about Panda Express and all of it, and it just. But it was good. And that's our Patreon. And I'M very, very proud of us. And this week, we are going to a mall to do another shopping challenge. They love our shopping CVS challenge.

Oscar (10:18)

What we excel at truly, is shopping. I think. I think we are good at that, you know, so this will truly be a testament of our strengths. You know, the running up the stairs. Moses's strength. But, yeah, cut back to us shopping. That is our thing.

Moses (10:33)

There's stairs in the mall.

Oscar (10:34)

No escalators in the mall.

Trisha Paytas (10:37)

But Bath and Body Works is Moses's kryptonite. And he walks in that store, he literally, like. He's like. He's like, I can't do it. I can't do it. It's me.

Moses (10:47)

It's me walking up, especially around Christmas time.

Oscar (10:49)

Oh, I love it in the fall.

Trisha Paytas (10:52)

His literally Kryptonite is a pumpkin spice candle. Like, I remember I had one. I had several in my house when we first met. And he blew them all out. And I was like, what are you doing? And he would do that at my sister's house. Like, he'll throw a stranger's house and, like, unplug the airplugs. Like, he's just like, it's crazy. Hand soaps, you know, I love those hand soaps. Like, well, you use them sometimes, but.

Moses (11:11)

No, but there's. There's ones that I just throw away, and I just exchange them with a different one. Because you'll go wash your hands and come to bed and then be like, you know, just certain smells, like, punch me in the nose, you know?

Trisha Paytas (11:23)

So we went on this one. He will never be able to set foot into a Bath and Body Works. You said you're gonna really excel in Bath and Body Works.

Oscar (11:29)

I love a Bath and Body Works. Yeah. Yeah. Especially in the fall. I'm like, the girl that goes and, like, sleep, like, huffs all of them. And then I go find the little thing of coffee. I'm like, let me clear my palette and then go back for round two. I take it very serious.

Trisha Paytas (11:40)

Oh, I'm thinking. Because we're also doing, like, the food. I call it the food. The Mall food challenge. It's really just me wanting to eat all the mall food. I'm thinking, like, taking some pretzel bites from Wetzels and just do a little palate cleansing in between.

Oscar (11:50)

Oh, that's also smart.

Trisha Paytas (11:51)

So I can't taste it either. So the coffee's good. We'll do the coffee. The pretzel.

Moses (11:54)

I mean, that sounds like the Food Court challenge.

Trisha Paytas (11:57)

Yeah, we'll do the food court challenge. What would that be? We have to think of our own. I guess we could follow the same criteria as, like, what makes you think of the other person? The other person's favorite color.

Oscar (12:05)

Oh, yeah.

Trisha Paytas (12:06)

Mine's all just beige, though. I just like only beige foods. Yeah, but that food court is great. We go there with Malibu. We get a little bit of everything. We get the hot dog on a stick because they have funnel fries and the corn dogs. We get the pizza. We get the Wetzel pretzels. There's a Mrs. Fields right around the corner. And then there's some. There is a panda, which is. You know, there's a panda. It's really good. Actually. That mall is really good. There's a Cheesecake Factory and a Wood Ranch there. We just eat at every place. It's so good. Anyways, patreon.com I've been very excited about it lately. And. And we love you guys. And there it is. What else? Any other announcement?

Moses (12:43)

I don't know. I mean, it's not like there's a big sign behind you or something.

Trisha Paytas (12:48)

Here's your sign. I. Yes, I have an announcement. I was keeping it a secret because I wanted to surprise you on the podcast for your reaction. Like, I knew. You kind of knew because I kind of told you I audition. I kind of told you I'm going to New York. Like, obviously I had to, because I wanted to. Like, whatever. But I wanted to keep it as a surprise. And then I was like, oh, okay. But then it was announced Friday. Yeah, I know. What does that mean? Because someone, EJ from who wrote my rolling starter call was like, oh, I got the press release. What does that mean?

Oscar (13:18)

I mean, like, they send it out to everyone on, like, the media contact list. Like, it just comes in. In everyone's email.

Trisha Paytas (13:25)

Did you get one?

Oscar (13:26)

Yeah, I did. With your headshot and everything.

Moses (13:30)

Thank God.

Trisha Paytas (13:30)

I took that new. That new headshot. Oh, no. I wish you would have filmed a reaction.

Oscar (13:35)

Or maybe you're like, I already knew. I saw it on Trish Crave, like, two weeks before your announcement.

Trisha Paytas (13:41)

Really?

Oscar (13:42)

I don't know how Trish Crave got.

Moses (13:43)

It, but they posted your picture on the website for a second by mistake. There was the cast, and your picture was up there for one second by mistake, and they took it down. So there was rumors, you know.

Trisha Paytas (13:54)

How come you didn't tell me?

Moses (13:56)

Because there were so many of those happening at the same time.

Trisha Paytas (14:00)

Okay. Oh, that's so weird. Because I was like, okay.

Moses (14:03)

Yeah, because it didn't get any traction.

Oscar (14:05)

Like, it Was like just on Trish Crave.

Trisha Paytas (14:07)

We love that we love. Okay, okay, okay. Yes. I mean, then there's another. Another tiktoker I follow. His name is Sweaty Oracle. And actually we follow each other. And anyways, news is Good Friday, I will be starring. Using the term very loosely. I'm not playing any of the titicular roles. Is that right?

Oscar (14:26)

Titular.

Trisha Paytas (14:27)

Titular roles. I'm not playing any of the titular roles. But I'm gonna still say. Does it say starring? No, it doesn't say starring. It says now playing. So now playing Beetlejuice. Trish Bates. I have this in 2020. Clock it. I have the photos of my bedroom from 2020 during quarantine of me. I had this made with two New York signs and I just put on the play Beetlejuice the musical in its entirety in front of my mom and the dogs. And I had my birthday party was in quarantine was Beetlejuice theme. Like, I, I did a full on show. I did a full on production of this. So I've had that since then, which is crazy because I've been throwing away so much stuff.

Moses (14:58)

Everything you see here, I just had to walk into the garage and bring it here.

Trisha Paytas (15:01)

We do have a whole Beetlejuice. My whole bedroom was Beetlejuice. The mug you found Beetlejuice the musical. We didn't order that. You just had that. When I met Moses, my bedroom was Beetlejuice. Our dining room has been Beetlejuice Clock. Entertainment Tonight. They did a whole Beetlejuice tour of our. Of our table.

Moses (15:16)

The dressers here in the podcast have.

Trisha Paytas (15:18)

Been Beetlejuice behind Oscar this whole time. They've never gone out. And so, yes, I will be playing Maxine Dean, which is an icon. She's an icon. And if you don't know the role, come see the show. I will be there. She's in an iconic part of the scene. Okay. It's November 4th through the 23rd. I will be at every show, every matinee. Everyone was asking if I'm at matinees. Yes, I'll be at the matinees on Tuesday, Wednesdays and Saturdays. I'll be on the. The big show. I'm just like happy to be there. Truly, guys, I'm just happy to be there. Okay. I know a lot of people are like, yay, she did. I know a lot of people like, is she a Broadway actress? Yeah, I think, I think, I think I. One, I am. I was on Broadway this year. And two, I think, you know, I've been a theater kid for A very long time. Never really got the shot. But I did have to audition for this role. I did have to audition Maxine Dean. Is she. She's. She's. She's in. She's in a scene, but the one scene she's in is a big scene. You know what I mean? It's a splash.

Moses (16:10)

The most famous scene. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (16:11)

Yeah. It's the. Right. I mean, it's. I'm sure you can see it, but I do get to be in the day. Oh. Scene around the dinner table, which is where our dining room is inspired by where all the characters are in there. Charles and Lydia and Delia and Beetlejuice. And it's just really. It's really an iconic role, and I'm really excited to be there. I auditioned for. I guess technically I auditioned for two roles, and I was supposed to audition for a third role anyways. I'm very happy. This is the role. This is the role. Okay. This is everything. I have the self tape. The self tape was. So I told you when I did the self tape. Yeah. Yes. It was the day I did the Megan interview. So I had the Megan wig, but then I put the purple outfit on because I was like, oh, my gosh. So it was. It was. I was literally nine months pregnant. I just got back from tour and I was like, I need to. I need to crush this in my mind. I feel like I crush every self tape. I didn't know if I crushed this. Cause I was so nervous. I was like, I mean, auditioning for Beetlejuice, the musical, and I posted all my lore about this. Okay. This is something that's, like, in my blood since, like, literally it debuted in, like, 2019. Like, I'm obsessed with the show. There's millions of tweets saying it cured my depression back in 2019, and it did. And I know that sounds dramatic, but this show, like, saved me in so many ways. I'm like. So I'm like, it sounds dramatic, but I did. I love the show. It means so much to me. And I have pictures with the original cast. I have pictures with the touring cast, which are currently the Broadway cast. Like, I. I love the show more than anything.

Moses (17:33)

So, like, it's crazy that we saw the show and we met that cast.

Trisha Paytas (17:37)

We met the cast. Yeah. Isabel Isabella Esler, she is now the Lydia on Broadway. And then Justin Colette, who played Beetlejuice when we saw him in Orange county, is the Beetlejuice. He's been Beetlejuice for a while, and is. Is fabulous and a lot of that same cast is still there, and it really feels very. I mean. Okay, let me. I'm gonna make this a comparison, maybe roll their eyes, but it gives Ariana playing Glinda. You know what I mean?

Oscar (18:02)

Right, right, right, right.

Trisha Paytas (18:05)

She's like, that's very different. This is the equivalent, but scaled down an influencer level. Okay. This is like, wow.

Oscar (18:13)

The role you've been manifesting.

Trisha Paytas (18:14)

The role I've been manifesting. And like I said, I think the role is a perfect role. I think it's the perfect amount of time. Three weeks, which is great because I always say this, like, you know, I'm, like, so in awe of all the Broadway performers, the people who have been on Broadway. It's eight shows a week, which is insane. And Beetlejuice is doing a crazy voice. Lydia has crazy vocals. And it's like, how, like, I'm worried about. I have a few lines, and I have. I think I have. I think I have one singing line, which is very exciting. I'm so nervous my voice is going to give out for that. Like, I was like. Even the podcasting on Monday, I'm like, that's the day off. And I was like, am I going? Should I be on vocal rest? Like, anyways, they're. They're, like, insane. They're like athletes. I don't know how they do it for, like, years on Broadway. I'm there for three weeks. That's a good amount of time. The role is a perfect amount of role because, yes, I. This is, like, officially my first Broadway show. It's a huge, like, production. So I think it's, like, the perfect role. And I'm just really excited. I cried when they called. I, like, cried. Like, this role, I would have been a literal rock, not even being funny. I would have been there for a day. I remember. And I tweeted about this. When the Try guys. I know trigger warning, but. But the. When the Try guys, they. They got to be in Beetlejuice for, like, a day. They all had to audition for a part in Beetlejuice for, like, one day. Like, a campaign, you remember, like, way back when it came out. And I always forget his name. We love him. He's the tall one with glasses. Very tall. I forget his name. He's. He's. He's the one that's in that.

Moses (19:38)

He's very musical, like, Right.

Trisha Paytas (19:40)

He does that. Yeah. That trend where it's like, doing a musical song. Keith.

Oscar (19:44)

Yeah, Keith.

Trisha Paytas (19:44)

We love Keith. Keith ended up winning above all the other Try guys, this role. And he was like a walk on delivery person in this, in the, in the beginning, second half. Yeah. And he was great and I was, I couldn't have been more jealous. I was like, are you kidding me? Like that. All I want is like one day to walk out as the delivery person in Beetlejuice on Broadway. That so it feels, it feels really cool. I realize like how lucky, lucky, lucky, lucky I am. And yeah, like, like I'm, I'm really excited and thank you so much to Golden Nugget Online Casino for sponsoring today's episode of just Trish, Huff, Puff and spin for even more ways to enjoy a Golden Nugget online casino with the brand new Huff and even more Puff slot. New players can wait or just five bucks and get started with 500 total spins on our players favorite slot this fall. That's 50 spins a day for each of your first 10 days with Huff and even more Puffs. New super real bonus feature. You can now spin for all the bacon at Golden Nugget online casino. Gambling problem. Call 1-800-GAMBLER please play responsibly. 21 plus physically present in Michigan, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and West Virginia only. Void in Ontario. New customers only. Nonchalant casino spins issued at 50 spins per day for 10 days. Valid for featured games only and expire each day after 24 hours. See terms@golden nugget casino.com promos. Offer ends at 11:59pm Eastern on November 30, 2025. Thank you so much to Golden Nugget online Casino for sponsoring today's episode. It's gonna be fun. So November 4th is opening night and then November 23rd is when we close. Not we close. I close. That's my last show. Beetlejuice goes on for another couple months on Broadway. It's the third time on Broadway, which is great. And come get your tickets. You can go to Beetlejuice Broadway. I don't know. I'll put the link below. Ticketmaster, BeetlejuiceBroadway Broadway.com there's all those places to get tickets if you are in New York. And this will be my last time being in New York this year. So you know, come, come see Beetlejuice on Broadway. I'm. I can't even believe. I can't even believe. You know how people always like Trish, your manifester, like write a book. And I was like, okay, funny. But I'm also like maybe, maybe. And I really, I say the same thing. I'll just give you the book and Cliff Notes right here. I really think it's just like truly, not only visualizing, but putting yourself literally in the role. Like, I feel like I made all those music videos playing all the roles, and the only role left to play really was Maxine Dean, because that was one that I couldn't. Because the Day O scene is such a huge scene and it would cost so much money and to do. And yeah, it was just. It meant to be. I think I played other. Every other role. And I'm so excited to be Maxine Dean. So go. Go see it. I'm so excited. We're at the Palace Theater. It's gonna be so much fun. And yes, last night I'll be in New York, but I come back November 23rd, and I have about a week to rehearse for Trishmas Live 2025. We will not be going to New York, though. So all my East Coasters in New York, we're not going to New York. So come see me on Beetlejuice first. And then that's giving production. You know, Beetlejuice is. It's giving production. I don't know how much it costs to make that play, but it's costs a lot. Like, if you see it on Broadway, it's this whole other experience. It's got the sand worm. It's got a giant Beetlejuice. It's so insane. And then we have Trishmas, which we love, too. Trishmas is a little more camp, a little more the holiday season.

Moses (23:04)

It's fast Christmas.

Trisha Paytas (23:06)

It's me on stage with some.

Moses (23:08)

The peak of the holiday season.

Trisha Paytas (23:09)

Yeah, we got some new Christmas songs for you. So tickets are on sale now. I love a Trishmas. I love a Trishmas. It's. It's really apples and oranges. Okay. We have Beetle Deuce on Broadway, which I'm so happy to be a part of. And then we have Trishmas, and they're both really fun. I honestly think if you can come to both. Both. And if not, maybe you'll see. Well, you won't see Beetlejuice on TikTok, but you'll see Trishmas on TikTok. But we love to. We'd love to have you to both.

Moses (23:35)

Trishmas is like a. It's a very limited edition. It's like.

Trisha Paytas (23:38)

Yeah, well, so is Beetlejuice. My run on Beetlejuice is very limited, too.

Moses (23:41)

But even your run on Beetlejuice is more than the Trishma shows. There's only a few. There's only a few Trishma shows, and they're Very special. And yeah, yeah, it's part of like, what do you call it? Like a tradition.

Trisha Paytas (23:52)

It's a tradition. Yes. We said we weren't gonna do it, but it's, you know, at this point I, you know, just call me Mariah Carey. Ariana Grande. Mariah Carey, Trisha Paytas. We all just are hustling out here and I, I'm excited. So tickets are on sale now. We start in a Long beach and Thousand Oaks, which I love a Thousand Oaks show. And both of Those shows, that's November 30th and December 5th. Those are our first two shows. We also have an opening act for those shows. And that would be sad boy 2005 will be performing the entire band. Oh, okay. Sad Boy fan out there, we've been.

Moses (24:31)

Waiting for this moment. You really hyped me up too much.

Trisha Paytas (24:35)

Oscar hyped me up too much. He said Sad Boy was ahead of its time. Get that merch, mama. And I was like, okay. And people wanted it. It's in demand. Sad Boy is doing a new Christmas song. I'm doing a new Christmas song. Sad Boy's gonna be performing like a little 20 minute set, you know, just putting, putting it all out there. We're doing live band, live singing. Everyone's playing their own instruments and we're gonna, we're gonna open. We're gonna open. It's going to be good. I'm super excited. I have a week to park. I've been doing all the music and all the, all the stuff ahead of time now because when I come back, which is a Monday, it's got to come back later, that podcast and it's Thanksgiving, so we really have four days. We take Thanksgiving out of it to rehearse and it's going to be crazy. So we're going to. Yes. We're starting Long Beach, Thousand Oaks, then we go to San Francisco December 6th and then the following weekend we are doing Philly, Washington D.C. and New Jersey. And then finally we'll wrap it up December 22nd in Vancouver. So we try to hit different markets is what they told me. I was like, where? What? These cities are random. And they're like, well, hitting new markets. And I said, okay, so we're excited.

Moses (25:43)

Yeah. I mean, it's the only time you can see Sad Boy performing live.

Trisha Paytas (25:46)

Yeah, for now. I mean, you know, maybe they'll open for MCR next year. Who knows? But we gotta show a proof of concept. I think, I think we have to show that we're a band. I'm a powerful Manifester. But I think they need to know we play instruments and sing live, so it's gonna be great. It's gonna be great. My wig game is gonna be on that day. I'm gonna have to go switch them up and.

Oscar (26:06)

Funny.

Trisha Paytas (26:07)

Yeah.

Oscar (26:07)

The concept of you opening for yourself, I love that. I have never heard of an artist opening up for themselves. I love it.

Trisha Paytas (26:15)

Do you think it's a new thing?

Oscar (26:16)

I kind of do. Like, I'm really trying to rack my brain and think who has opened up for themselves. I really. I. Yeah. Because even when Hannah Montana went on tour with Miley Cyrus, they had an ope. I forgot who opened for her, but then she. It was like, split. It was like, here's Hannah, here's Miley.

Trisha Paytas (26:31)

So she was kind of doing the same.

Oscar (26:32)

But no, they were both. They were called Headline.

Trisha Paytas (26:35)

Yeah, we're just opener. We're just doing 20 minutes. Okay. And then we got to get off that stage.

Oscar (26:40)

So funny.

Trisha Paytas (26:41)

Yeah, it's. It's a whole. It's a whole thing. I've been like, the craziest part of all this. I mean, not, like, so crazy, but, you know, influencer. Like, I'm so busy, and then they're like, I'm getting a matcha, and then I'm going to the gym. And look, I'm the last person to criticize anyone being busy. You know what I mean? I love to home. I love to sit on a couch all day, but I truly been 24 hours because not only do I have to do all of the Trishmas stuff, all of the Beetlejuice prep, all the New York prep, including guests in New York and getting a podcast studio there and, like, figuring all that out. I have to do all the Christmas music ahead of time. My Christmas music videos were doing. I leave in 13 days, and I have to do. Not kidding. 15 episodes. I have to do six. Not loveline, and I guess. I guess that's 14. Then eight. Just trish. And we're doing our Halloween episodes all next week while we're doing that. While we're doing our current ones for that week. And I have a couple guests next week, and I have two big music videos, so. And we're doing all the Halloween stuff, so I'm like, trying to get costumes and wigs and then. And then flying sad boy out and then rehearsing, and then I have to finish the vocals on the weekend. It's really. It's busy. As Oscar was like, slow down. After this third, like, yeah. The rest of the year, we're taking off, but clock it. We will take off Christmas and New Year and maybe get my boobs taken out at some point in that. In that process. It. Yeah. But I love it. I'm very. I feel very happy and lucky, and I feel it's the first time ever in my life that I've gotten so many cool opportunities. And it's because of you guys. And I mean it so sincerely. I always say this. It's because of TikTok and Gen Z and the people watching, and a lot of people in the older generation, too. They're like, you know what? I'm Gen X and I want you. Okay, I appreciate you, too. But most of the Gen Xers were telling me I was fat and untalented when I was 18. So the ones that are here, we love you. The other ones can go anyways. So I appreciate everyone, and I really mean it. And I know I get all these opportunities because people have been very supportive and wonderful and nice and the touring. The tour this year was really special, successful. So I appreciate it. I have passion for everything I do. I truly love it. I truly love it. And I'm really, really, really, really thankful. I don't know how to say it as much. I'm really, really thankful. I'm thankful for a lot of things. I'm thankful for all the opportunities. I'm thankful that our kids are happy. I'm thankful for all of us here, and I'm thankful we get to work together. Oscar, you're so smart, and everyone loves you, and everyone's like, oscar is so sweet and pure and wonderful.

Oscar (29:06)

So sweet.

Trisha Paytas (29:06)

Yeah, people really do love you. I don't read the comments, like, a ton for my own mental health, but sometimes I will. Then I'm like, oh, they're really nice, actually. Maybe because Moses moderates them, but the ones I read are very nice. And the Patreon is very, very nice. And. Yeah, and Jimmy, too. I love you, too. Jimmy's like, let me know when I can come to a show. So I'm figuring all that out, too, Getting everyone out there, truly. I think, like, there's, like, someone coming to the show at least every night that I'm there. Yeah. Like, so many people have reached out and was like, I want to come. I want to come. And so I'm. I'm really excited. It's gonna be a good one. Beetlejuice. Beetlejuice. Don't say his name three times. He might just up here in New York at the Palace Theater. I'm so excited. Oh, My gosh, I'm excited. Okay. Anyways, that's. That's that. Do we have any other announcements? That's it. I think that's it for now. See what else comes up. How are you? Well, okay, let's go to you. Let's go to your weekend. Oh, really? Why was it. Okay, I need to see pics in the water shirt. What did you wear? The water shirt.

Oscar (30:08)

Okay, okay.

Trisha Paytas (30:13)

What happened?

Oscar (30:14)

Okay, I was. I had a scheme. I had a scheme where I still was gonna wear the water shirt and then post it and pretended I did go to chapel Ron's concert, but I didn't add to give away my tickets. I did. And. Wait, why? I was gonna lie, but I'm not a good liar because every time I thought I practiced my little lie, I started laughing. And I'm just. I'm a giggler. I giggle when I try to lie. Oh, no.

Trisha Paytas (30:35)

What happened?

Oscar (30:37)

Okay, first of all, I got stuck working because Diane Keaton passed away. And then we're supposed. They said to arrive at the concert at 4:30. I didn't get off. I wasn't supposed to get off until 4, so I was already pushing it. But then I had to stay on late because I had to cover danking. So that was one thing. And then the second thing is Cutie Cinderella, she went on. It was two nights. Kitty went Friday, and then she also had tickets to Saturday. But she said it was like really overwhelming because. Yeah, it was like. It wasn't like a concert setup, it was a festival setup. And then she just. She was like, over stimulated. She was giving me the. The rundown. And she ended up having to like go to the hospital after because she was so like, overwhelmed. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (31:20)

And oh my gosh.

Oscar (31:21)

And she's like a OCD anxiety girl as well as me. And I was like, that seems like a lot. So I was just already overwhelmed. And I'm like, girl, let me just give me seconds away.

Moses (31:30)

So.

Trisha Paytas (31:31)

That's so real though. That is. So. Can I tell you, like, same, like, as much as I'm so excited to see MCR next. Yeah. I'm like, I don't know, like, when it's more than like, Trishman's is like 2,000 people. So when it's like more than 2,000, it's crazy.

Oscar (31:45)

Like over 40,000. 40,000.

Trisha Paytas (31:48)

And are you all. It's all standing.

Moses (31:49)

It's all.

Oscar (31:50)

It's like festival set up. So. Yeah, it's just standing giant. Like, it's like a golf course. They have a giant golf Course of just people and. Yeah.

Moses (31:59)

And that was a mini Coachella.

Oscar (32:00)

Yeah. Literally it's chapel cella. And then I would have to show up so late. So then even if I went, by the time I got there, girl, I'd be at the. The end of the golf course. I wouldn't be able to see. So there was so much working against me. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (32:12)

So, like.

Oscar (32:13)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (32:13)

Who'd you give? Can you say?

Oscar (32:15)

Oh, I don't know. Just. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (32:16)

You literally were just like, where were you? Just.

Oscar (32:18)

Yeah, I put Darian in charge of just giving them away, so he just.

Trisha Paytas (32:21)

Gave me just like online to some.

Oscar (32:22)

Yeah. Okay. A little ticket transfer, but.

Trisha Paytas (32:26)

Wow. Oh, my God. So Darren didn't want to go either.

Oscar (32:29)

No, I think it was. He's very supportive. He's like, whatever you want. He can tell if I'm gonna be like, anxious or stressed about something. So he just like, supports whatever.

Trisha Paytas (32:38)

I think, like, mentally preparing for sure. And if you had a work that day, you're like, not like. If you're just like resting in the morning, right. You're like, I'm resting, I'm gearing up. Like, you start getting ready later. But if you have that full day.

Oscar (32:50)

Yeah. And not just like. And not having a seat too, like, there was just like. It wasn't a traditional concert. It was like literally festival set up.

Moses (32:57)

So.

Oscar (32:57)

Yeah. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (32:58)

Tough, tough.

Oscar (33:00)

But it was like, it's her last show in North America. Oh.

Moses (33:04)

So.

Oscar (33:05)

Yeah. She's taking a break after this. Like, work on new music and stuff. So I'm glad I missed it. But I did experience via Tick Tocks. Very.

Trisha Paytas (33:12)

I love like, same. No, there. There is something like TikTok should really. I have to say this time and again, it should never go away because, like, that's how I watch all the concerts. And I love it. Like the Sphere shows or mj like anything. Like, I love it so much and I feel like you feel like you are there. It's perfect for introverts who are like, not fully prepared to go out, but, like, want to see the show. And that's why I encourage at trishma to film my show go live. They put the whole thing on there and that's totally valid. You know, do what you want to do. Honestly, come experience in person. There is something, though, about like a live show, like, being with people. The last one I went to was what, Ben Platt. And that was fun because everybody was blaming for Ben Platt. You know, if you're just like. They're like in the. In the everyday life. You might be like, let's bump some Ben Platt. And not everyone is, like, into it in the car. You know what I mean? But if you go to the concert, everyone's like, yeah. And they're crying, they're with you, they're emotional. And I'm like, this is what I was craving. And that's what's great about concerts.

Oscar (34:03)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (34:04)

Life being part of the. Part of the movement.

Moses (34:08)

Yeah.

Oscar (34:08)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (34:08)

You know, except keep your hands to yourself, because poor Billie Eilish, I know, gets knocked over. So what the hell happened there?

Oscar (34:17)

I guess someone was drunk. Is this. When I was investigating the Twitter thread, someone said that, like, this fan was, like, at the barricade, like, where she does her little, like, walk through the crowd. And this. They were already complaining that this fan was, like, already kind of too drunk and, like, unruly. So the people had already complained previously, but he still, like, stayed through. And then, yeah, once Billy was, you know, just what a lot of stars do, they walk through and they, you know, high five people as they walk through. He. Or they. I forget if it was. I think it was a guy, but, like, tugged her and pulled her back. But. Shout out. There was this one girl in a red bandana who, like, literally called the other fan out, was like. And just defending Billy, like, don't put your hands on her. And I live for her. And Billy. Billy and Phineas both shouted her out on Instagram. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (35:04)

So did she take him down the fan?

Oscar (35:06)

I think it was security. Also, like, her security guard pushed him away. And the fan.

Moses (35:10)

She was the first.

Oscar (35:10)

But, yeah, the red bandana girl. I forgot her name. And she's on Tick Tock. She. I've seen fan edits of her on Tick Tock.

Moses (35:17)

She's Tick Tock famous now.

Oscar (35:19)

Yes.

Moses (35:20)

Half a million followers from 60. She had 60 followers.

Trisha Paytas (35:24)

Wow. Half a million.

Moses (35:26)

Because she. She immediately reacted and then she went and screamed at him. She reacted so strongly that the security, when they ran, they grabbed her because they thought, oh, she.

Oscar (35:35)

Oh, really?

Moses (35:36)

She was going at it at this guy.

Trisha Paytas (35:38)

Wow.

Moses (35:38)

Then she was pointed out and they got him.

Trisha Paytas (35:41)

Wow. Some people's instincts are so good. Like those. What do they say? You fight or flight, Right? Like, you either, like, fight or you, like, fight. Someone recently told me something like, fight Flight. But, like. But Trisha just froze. What did I do? I don't know what it was, but I did something where I just. Oh, the nacho cheese when it was dripping on my hand, I didn't know what to do, so I just. I Just stayed there.

Oscar (36:00)

That is one of them too.

Trisha Paytas (36:01)

Oh, is it?

Oscar (36:01)

Yeah. Flight a fight Flight Fawn or freeze.

Trisha Paytas (36:05)

What's fun?

Oscar (36:05)

Or it's like, when you go overly, like, people pleasing just to, like, defuse the situation. Like, kind of like we talked about Doja and the T shirt guy where she was like, overly sweet. Oh, that was like her trauma response.

Trisha Paytas (36:19)

Oh, I didn't know there was four. I only knew fight or flight. What is yours?

Oscar (36:24)

I'm definitely. I guess it depends on where I'm at mentally that day. It could either be fight or I could be fun.

Trisha Paytas (36:31)

But, like, if that happened to Billie Eilish, would you be like, oh, my God. Don't worry, it's okay. Come up. Let me help you up.

Oscar (36:35)

Oh, no, no, no. And that, like, if someone were to do that to like, Olivia Rodrigo, because she also does, like, the barricade, like, walk. Don't touch my niece. Don't touch my niece. Olivia. I would definitely a little slap. Yeah. Well, I don't know if I'd slap.

Trisha Paytas (36:48)

Shove like a. Yeah, I think would do, like. I think about it. Gerard Way got licked. He did the parakeet once at the, like the first night and then never did barricade again. He was like, literally like this, like, looking down because, like, people be crazy. And someone like, licked his face or something. Like some weird. Oh, that's his hand. He put his hand. I would have literally, like, karate chopped it. I would have been like, what the hell? Like, I would have probably ambushed. Like, that is so weird to me. Like, I am kind of a freeze.

Oscar (37:14)

Kind of karate champion. No.

Trisha Paytas (37:16)

Yeah. Let's get all my trophies. The black belt trophy. I am. I could have done. Yes. I. Yeah, I mean, that is. That is kind of scary. My photographer shout out Naz at every show as soon as anyone. No one ever, like, rushed to stage. Even when someone would come up, like, Naz the first to intercept them. And she's just. She's just my photographer, but she will be the first intercept. And I'm like, period. I love. People are like that. I'm not so quick. I think I would not know what's happening in the moment. I'm very, like, unaware, but luckily there's people around me that are very aware. And really, Alice, she had, like, something thrown at her too, earlier this year. Like a water bottle was thrown at her. Like, like, I feel like her songs are very, like, sweet. I feel like she doesn't like, rally up this kind of. I guess if you're just drunk, you're drunk.

Oscar (37:58)

Yeah, I feel like the concert culture is a little unruly sometimes. There are a couple bad seeds out there for sure.

Trisha Paytas (38:06)

But out of Billie Eilish, I just feel like she's so chill.

Oscar (38:09)

I mean, she has a couple like up tempo songs, but I mean, especially her fans. I feel like her fans in general are also usually pretty chill. But yeah, I think it's just. I don't know if it's a fan thing. I just think it's just like a couple people being too much, you know, like, not a. You can't really. Because, like every concert has had something like an incident. I feel like, like Olivia had a similar one too. Yeah, like someone like she was high fiving. This was a long time ago. It was during her guts tour, but she did the barricade walk and then someone held her hands who, like, was trying to pull her and then also, like was trying to give her a gift, but she didn't like, see it or whatever. So then they threw it. I think it was flowers or something. Like they threw it at her head. And I mean, obviously the BB Rexha infamous, like getting the phone thrown out here incident. I feel like it happens a lot. Who else got like a. Someone else? I think Renee Rap got like a bra or something thrown at her face too.

Trisha Paytas (39:05)

Oh, my gosh. Yeah, I guess I had a wig thrown at me. There was a wig at the Phoenix. Someone threw a wig, obviously. And I thought it was a person because I saw the wig and I was like, ah. And then I got. I did get yanked at the Greek. I put my microphone. Someone did give me a little yank and. But people, people around defendant quickly. They're like, no, like, you know, they're very much like, what are you doing? Like, they, they, they are. They're quick. So this is pretty b.

Moses (39:27)

That threw a microphone back. Like.

Oscar (39:29)

Oh, yeah.

Moses (39:30)

Okay.

Trisha Paytas (39:31)

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Moses (40:54)

Her name is Ania Anya.

Trisha Paytas (40:58)

Shout out. Follow her.

Oscar (41:00)

I can't wait until. I mean, I feel like Billy especially because she already, like, reposted her. I feel like Billy's gonna do something fun with her at some point, like a little post or something, like, give her a special opportunity. Because that is fierce.

Trisha Paytas (41:13)

That is. I mean, you literally protected her.

Oscar (41:15)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (41:16)

And I love that. It's like, yeah. Someone just, like, showing out for you. That's a girl. There was a girl who did it. Love that. So just girls looking out for girls. Sometimes I was thinking, like, oh, my God, I need, like, a guy around me. You know what I mean? But the girls.

Moses (41:28)

And it was a guy that pulled her.

Trisha Paytas (41:29)

You're so.

Moses (41:30)

From all the people.

Trisha Paytas (41:31)

You're right. And my photographer now says, girl, you're right. Well, that was scary. Was also. We went to unwell this weekend. We didn't talk about that. I did. I did get out of the. I did get out of the house this weekend and went to Vegas for 12 hours with Tana and Unwell and Alex Cooper. It was fun. It was a good one. That I won the lifetime achievement award for. Oh, wow. Yes. For online excellence and peak insanity. They made this trophy with my name on it. It felt very official. I felt weirdly emotional accepting this too. I was like, wow, this feels very. Like, it's just so funny. Like, I get it. It's like, a little gag award, but also, like, I was the only one to get it. I'm the first one to get it. That's cool coming from, like, Alex Cooper, who, like, arguably is, like, one of the most famous, probably the most female podcaster.

Oscar (42:27)

Yeah, yeah.

Moses (42:27)

Up to Joe Rogan. It's her. She's. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (42:29)

And I think at some point, she's, like, beat Joe Rogan. Like, she's a very, very successful, a very beautiful. So I was very honored. I was like, wow, Damn her. To give me the lifetime achievement award was actually so insane. I didn't know this is what I was doing as part of the show, but I was super happy when they told me. And then. Then Tana. I remember Tana. Like, it got announced. And then I saw Tana for not love lying. She goes, oh, my God, they asked me to do that. I was like, girl, why didn't you do it? And then she kind of like. Like, she. She reached back out to that. She, I can do it now. Even though, like, everything was already announced. And so it was cool because we got to do something together. So that was really fun because having Tana there, she, like, moderated, like, a little game about my famous eras, I guess it was very nice. It was very nice that she did that. And it was fun. Yeah, The. The writers, people were like, is Trisha reading a teleprompter? Yes, but I loved it. I had a very funny speech written for me by the writers of Ratatouille the Musical. Are you familiar?

Oscar (43:24)

Yes.

Trisha Paytas (43:25)

They. They wrote this speech. They wrote our little games. I love it. I love a little teleprompter moment. I think it was fun. It felt very award show. It was going. They had teleprompters. They had sets, they had budge.

Oscar (43:35)

And you could read it. Like, you could see.

Trisha Paytas (43:36)

Yeah. They actually put it up higher for me. I did a tech rehearsal. Like, we can put that bigger. And I was like, please. Because it was very small. And l. I got it bigger. And, yeah, I was able to read it. They had a PJ for all the influencers. I opted to go commercial because I'm. I don't know. I feel a little. Not because of anything morally. Well, morally. I guess so, too, because my. What is it called? The gastronomical footprint? What is it? Economical carbon footprint.

Moses (44:05)

I knew it was something because, you know, people fart more on private shirts.

Trisha Paytas (44:11)

I like that, too. But also, I'm kind of just terrified of private planes. I took one for the Arizona church. I was kind of like, I Don't know if I like this. So Tana and I actually, Tana then was like, I get our own private. I was like, girl. And it's like. It's like, again, an astronomical. Not a gastronomical amount. And I was like, I think I'm gonna just do a. I was gonna do economy. And then. Or not. What is it called? Coach commercial. What is it called?

Moses (44:33)

Economy commercial.

Trisha Paytas (44:35)

I don't know all these lingos and say, oh, you should do dress suit. X. And I was like, okay, we did that one time. And I was like, okay, I guess. Seems a little safer, I guess. So we did Jet suite Ask Burbank, which last week, if anyone knows anything about Burbank, is air traffic controllers were not getting paid, which means no air traffic controllers around. So we were debating on even flying out of there. I don't know. Pay these people. They're literally directing airplane traffic. Okay. So then we were on the tarmac for, like, two hours because, like, well, by the time we guys get you off and, like, get you back on, it'll just. We'll be ready to go anyways. But it was not the case. Two hours. Yeah. I was feeling. There was. I was. I was feeling good, but there was a lot of anxiety in that plane, so I was just like, damn, now I'm scared. So anyways, we made it. It was pouring rain. We didn't make it. We saw Ali Wong, Bill Hader, and Nick Kroll on the jet Suite X. Oh, wow. They were going to, like, Oakland or something, though. But they were there. And it's so funny. Like, when you see celebrities. I never see. I never see celebrities, but when you see them. And, like, I don't know. I mean, not like a fan, per se. I mean, I guess I like them. I don't. I like Ali Wong. I like that movie Watch with Keanu Reisner. Either way, you see celebrities, and there is something about them. They're just like, oh, my. Everyone just, like, turns their head. Isn't that weird? Like, they're not really that super famous. Ali Wong. Yes. I'm not talking about her. I'm talking about, like, Bill Hader, Nicole. But, like, everyone was kind of gagged. Tana had Jeff's camera person. I forgot his name. I met him. He's very sweet. I can't think of his name. She had his. Her. He's like a guy. Like a young guy, and he's like, oh, Nick Kroll, Bill Hader, Ali Wong, that trio. Like, everyone's kind of gagged for them. And I was kind of gagged, too. Like I said, I didn't really carry the weight, but kind of like, wow, they're so famous. And why are they just here like everyone else? No security. Like, Ali Wong and Bill Hader are just standing there just as a couple, just, like, hanging on each other. I don't know if they're hanging on each other, maybe an arm around each other or something. And like, that is so crazy. They're just checking in their own bags. You just think celebrities just have, like, everyone do something for them. But they were so, like. I don't know. I was kind of gagged. I was like, wow, you're so famous. And then I always wonder, too, if, like, mainstream celebs, do they look at, like, influencers? Then there's me and Tana. And I wonder if they're just like, oh, God, you know, like, maybe they don't know, but they probably know somewhat, maybe in passing, and they're probably. Oh, man, those are very. Was it Billie Eilish at one of the award show or like, oh, the.

Oscar (46:48)

TikTok People's Choice Awards. Yes.

Trisha Paytas (46:49)

Yeah.

Oscar (46:50)

Yes.

Trisha Paytas (46:50)

I don't blame them. And Tana said that, too. She's like, I also don't like, you know what I mean? Like, at award shows or anything. So, I mean, I get it. They're probably. Oh, God, they're gonna be. Because we did have someone filming. Tana had the filming guy. So they're probably just like, oh, God, them filming everything, you know, it probably is annoying to people. But they also probably didn't even notice us. They probably didn't even look our way. But they were very gorgeous. They were very pretty. And both of them, all three of them, actually, I didn't recognize the other one. I recognized Bill Hader and Ellie Wong. And then the camera guy was like, Nick Kroll. And I was like, I know the name, but I don't know the face. But at least they weren't going to the Riyadh Festival, you know, they were just going to Oakland, I think. But it was cool. And then we went. And then we did the tech rehearsal. We were late, but we did the tech rehearsal. We got friendship bracelets at Van Cleef. We met Holly Madison at Golden Steer, got a giant lobster. And then we did the show, got to meet Bethany Frankel back. Oh, well, backstage is the whole other thing. Like, so many influencers and, like, I just get really nervous around influencers. I get so nervous around anybody, but influencers I get really nervous about. I don't Know what it was like, just so many attractive people and I don't know, there's just something like scary about attractive people, you know? I don't know what it is. It's more like, sorry, I'm a troll. You know what I mean?

Oscar (48:03)

What?

Trisha Paytas (48:05)

Like you're probably just like, oh, sorry, I'm taking up space. I don't know. Like, I'm like, why am I here? I don't know. I started self doubting myself a little bit. Oh my God, there's just so many beautiful people from. I mean, Love Island. I think a lot of Bravo people.

Oscar (48:20)

Yeah, a lot of Bravo people.

Trisha Paytas (48:22)

Which I guess all the rage. I guess people love a Bravo show.

Oscar (48:25)

They do, yeah.

Trisha Paytas (48:26)

Maybe we need to get on the Bravo network. Where would we go first? Bravo or Unwell well. Or is it not the same?

Oscar (48:34)

No, I don't think any relation at all. Oh, really?

Trisha Paytas (48:37)

Unwell Buy shows. Doesn't Bravo buy Buy shows?

Oscar (48:41)

I think they just produce their own shows. I don't know if they. They buy them at Bravo, but yeah. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (48:46)

Well, I don't know, maybe that's the place we need to make the move. I just saw there was just so many, so many people and they look so beautiful. I did get to meet Bethany Frankel backstage and she was very nice. She said hi. I don't know for sure because she follows me, we follow each other and she comments on my Tick Tocks. But I have to wonder if she actually does that because I'm not sure she knew any like even a little bit. Recognized me. Oh, I was like, oh, I wonder if, like, I don't know, this is all alleged, but I wonder.

Oscar (49:14)

Pretty online though.

Moses (49:16)

Yeah, she's like Tick Tockies or.

Trisha Paytas (49:17)

But it was really like, like, oh, nice to meet you.

Moses (49:22)

Like, I don't know because the first time you guys met, meet face to face, it's very different.

Trisha Paytas (49:27)

Okay.

Moses (49:28)

And like you said, there's so many people. So I think just like you, she's like trying to figure out who's who.

Trisha Paytas (49:32)

And I think you know, when someone knows, like recognizes you, like even Tick Tockers. Well, I don't know their names. I recognize them. I'm like, oh my gosh. Like I've seen you on Tick Tock. You know, I think hers was more like, hi, nice to meet you, who are you? Like, it was more that.

Moses (49:46)

Not as. I don't have to explain it. Like in her world, not so much.

Trisha Paytas (49:52)

Yeah.

Moses (49:52)

Like, I don't see her consuming Tick Tock like you do. I see her Putting content on my.

Trisha Paytas (49:57)

Steak talk and was like, oh my God, the way you're cutting it. And I was like. But then I was like, I don't know if she. Or maybe I look very different in person. I don't know. She looked beautiful. She did look beautiful. She looked great. She did a. A bit with Harry Jowsey. The show was like, truly like just all, like in the best way. Just like so much happening. It was like a variety show to the fullest. Because right before us, Bethenny Frankel giving Harry Jowsey dating tips.

Oscar (50:20)

Oh, okay.

Trisha Paytas (50:21)

Because he's on the new Bachelor or something.

Oscar (50:25)

Harry, who wants to marry Harry. It's like, yes.

Trisha Paytas (50:28)

Which I think is an unwell production. I think they produced it. And yeah, so they were doing that.

Oscar (50:34)

Did you meet Harry Drowsy or no?

Trisha Paytas (50:36)

Well, definitely, definitely caught glances. But I immediately ran into my room. I'm a flighter on that one. I will run away from anybody. And everybody saw him. Another one where I'm just like, what is there even to say? You know, even there, I think there's like a little clip. My mom was with me. My mom, the. The videographer, she does video everything. And we'll give her that. She is. She has video, every little thing. And there is like, right when I was about to go on stage, Bethany and Harry are coming out. And then someone says, let's all get a picture. And it's like, tana, Harry, Bethany, me. And I'm just like standing there awkwardly. They all have their arms around each other and I'm just like, okay, gotta go. So he's like, there and that's it. I don't know. I wish I could have said hi to more people. There's like Stassi, Schroeder, Schrader, who's the other one I knew, Chris Shell, I think was there. You know, I just got. I get scared. I don't know. They're all very pretty, very attractive, including Alex Cooper. She is so gorgeous and so rich and just so successful. And you're just like. It's like. It's like a modern day Oprah, basically. You're just like, damn, she really did it. You know? So, yeah, that was pretty much it. Arby's was there. Shout out Arby's. Love Arby's. Just being everywhere. They also sponsored F1 that weekend in Vegas. Yes, the guy. I'm so sorry, I did not know his name. He was in the campaign, campaign with me. We all shot our individual things. He was there promoting arby's at the F1. He had an Arby's racing jacket on, and they had an RB steak nugget truck. And they were passing out steak nuggets. It was. I know it was. They were everywhere. They had blinged up, like, I saw. Blinged up. Blinged up like a Kleenex box for them by the pool. Like, everyone's wearing. The guy from Love island is wearing, like, overalls about, like, hot guys eat Arby's. Like, maybe. Was he there?

Oscar (52:31)

I have no idea. I just feel like he wears overalls a lot.

Trisha Paytas (52:33)

Oh, probably him. And they were just. They were. They were. They were everywhere. It was crazy. We do love Arby's. They were even outside. I was at the Cosmo and they had these, like, giant billboards. And the steak nuggets just kept circling there on the giant billboards. They're really going hard for those steak nuggets.

Moses (52:50)

Wow.

Trisha Paytas (52:50)

And I think not sponsored, but I think this week they're actually doing a steak nugget sandwich, a steak nugget burger, and a steak nugget Mac and cheese bowl.

Oscar (52:58)

Damn.

Trisha Paytas (52:58)

They really love a steak nugget.

Moses (53:00)

It.

Oscar (53:00)

They're going all in. As they should.

Trisha Paytas (53:02)

As they should. I love a new menu item. Not enough fast food chains do new menu stuff. They do, you know, no shade. But McDonald's, whenever they do, like, meals for people, it's always just like, the.

Oscar (53:13)

Same thing with, like, a different sauce.

Trisha Paytas (53:14)

Yes.

Oscar (53:15)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (53:16)

You know, and like, granted, if I do an Arby's meal, like, yes, I'll do all the sides. But it's like, you get all the sides. You know what I mean? Like, I. I piece. I. What do I call it? Curate them. Like, I know curly fries and crinkle fries.

Oscar (53:28)

You have my vision board.

Trisha Paytas (53:29)

Like, a mix. Because here's my new vision board. Like, instead of doing a curly and a crinkle, mix them together.

Oscar (53:34)

Oh, that's a good idea.

Trisha Paytas (53:36)

So it's fun. Get the two cheese dips, which makes it trish. And then, yeah, the mozzarella sticks, maybe the giant one. So it's more of like a cheese bowl. I'm just brainstorming, but they come out with new stuff, and I applaud them for that. And we love. We love an Arby's so much. And it was good. I do love getting out of the house. I do. There was an after party and I was like, oh, no, I need to. Yeah, I need to go to sleep. Yeah, it was. I was a lot. But it felt cool. Felt cool. You know? Sometimes when you leave the house and people know you, it just. It feels. It feels cool, you know, you just feel loved. Yeah. Because I know, like, sometimes the house is like, me too get anxious. I was without Moses. I'm like, oh, my gosh.

Moses (54:19)

But.

Trisha Paytas (54:21)

And then being with Tana adds another layer because it's like, oh, my God. Then there's the Tana Modium. Tanamodium. Like a fan. Demonium.

Oscar (54:30)

I thought you were saying Amodium. Like the medication.

Trisha Paytas (54:33)

She does love Nemodium. Is that for bowels?

Oscar (54:36)

Yes.

Trisha Paytas (54:36)

She says it on, not love. And she wants to be sponsored by Imodium. Cause she does. Yeah. She has some stomach issues, but hot girls have stomach issues. I've learned every hot girl always has like a stomach problem, I feel. You know what I mean? But she's gluten free now, so I think it's helping her stomach. I don't know. Watch Nutla if you care about that. We're doing our Halloween episode this week.

Oscar (54:54)

Week. I do have to confront you on something.

Trisha Paytas (54:57)

Oh, no.

Oscar (54:59)

You posted this Instagram story. Which Bottega bag is this? You asked the audience and you posted this Bottega bag. And I just want to say formally that Trisha, maybe two days prior to this went on a rant about how she's over Bottega bag. She doesn't like the weaving. That they're too big. Like it's ugly. Yes. And it is on. It's going to be on Patreon coming soon. What brand?

Trisha Paytas (55:23)

But I just really hate this out.

Oscar (55:24)

Of bag and I have this, this like weaven.

Trisha Paytas (55:27)

The weave is like, not bad if it's cute and little this big. So weird and unnecessary. And I. I hate it. I'm surprised she bought it. It's like very not Tana.

Oscar (55:34)

Yeah. Because we've been bulk filming. So I don't know when you literally went on a whole rant about how you do not like Bottega bags. And we were. Yes. When we were reacting to Tana Mo. Tana Mongeau. We were reacting to Tamojo's hall, one of her recent hauls. Yes. And she got a Bottega bag. One very similar to this. Maybe not the exact, but you went on a whole rant. You said, who would want that? I don't want that big bag. You said. You said, I don't really like the weaving. All the girls get this bag. You saw Nara Smith get it and you were just not into this bag. You said, it's just not for me. It just seems like a Waste. And then not two days later, which Bottega bag is this? So, Moses, when that package comes, I need you to intercept and I need you to return to sender because no, I'm putting my foot down on this one. Because you were so 10 toes down. I do not want this Bottega bag. And when I saw this, I literally screenshot it. I just. I didn't have anyone to talk to you about it. I had to send it to Jimmy and give him the lore. I was like, Jimmy, you would not believe what I literally. I need to leak the footage myself, I think, because that was wild. I was. God, I was. I was floored. I was truly floored.

Moses (56:40)

I was like, she's the first one to be influenced. I told you.

Oscar (56:43)

I was just like Jimmy said, it.

Moses (56:46)

Doesn'T matter what the object is.

Trisha Paytas (56:48)

Alex Earl is the influencer. Alex Earl could sell me frickin when I'm on a modium. You know what I mean? Like, she is. I don't know why he's saying this episode. That's so gross. So sorry.

Oscar (57:00)

Spends one day with Vegas with Tana.

Trisha Paytas (57:04)

You're so right, actually. You're so right. You're right, you're right, you're right. I should preface all that by saying I do have quite a few Bottega bags. I have a little pink Bottega weave that Margot Robbie wore on the Barbie pie store. I had the exact one Tana bought, I think. I don't know if I clarified in that video, but I recently told someone about this. Maybe it was you, maybe it was Tana. Cause she had it with her in Vegas. I had gotten that bag in New York and it was just like so insanely overpriced. And I never wore. And that was bulkier. Hers had the skinny straps and it was in gray. And the gray one's hard to find. By the way. There's no package to be intercepted. What is happening? Did you move it back? What happened? Why did you move it too close? It was too close.

Moses (57:49)

She always narrates well. Babe, what are you doing with.

Trisha Paytas (57:53)

Yeah, why did you move it so far back? That's crazy.

Moses (57:55)

So for our listeners. No, we need for the people to watch the video. Come watch the video. We have a new lens on your closet, and it's much closer. Because I was. I felt like the balance between the two cameras was not. Like it was too similar, but I wanted to get closer. But.

Trisha Paytas (58:12)

So why did you move it back further?

Moses (58:14)

Because it's a new lens and I'm still learning how to. And I feel like it needed. Oh. Because even when it's the most wide, it's still kind of very close. And I felt like we need to go back a tiny bit. So I can't do it with the lens. I have to move physically.

Trisha Paytas (58:27)

Jimmy, let us know if angle one or angle two is better. Position one or position two? Jimmy. Jimmy will know.

Moses (58:33)

I know because I'm the videographer.

Trisha Paytas (58:35)

Well, you just. You didn't know. You're like, I gotta see which one's better. How are you gonna know you're not watching it back?

Moses (58:40)

What do you mean?

Trisha Paytas (58:40)

Well, you don't know what it looks like.

Moses (58:41)

I see it on the screen. I see exactly what it looks like. No, no, I know what it looks like, and I like the screen.

Trisha Paytas (58:48)

Anyways, I'm still looking for that grable on Saga large and Yamo tote. Alex girl looks so good with it. She looked so good. I am so influenced. Like, again, like, I guess that's why there's influencers. I guess is the top influencer. Because, like, I don't really get influenced. Well, I do. Remy Ashton had Domino's again. I ordered Domino's last night. Like, I do get influenced unwell. Like, literally just Alex Cooper drinks. I'm like, allison, I, like, love everything. You're so right. I am so easily influenced. Yeah, I take it back. Honestly, even Tana wearing that same Bottega bag to Vegas kind of made me want to start wearing mine again. I was like, wait, I look stupid in mine because it's such a big, bulky bag. I thought it made me look bigger and bulkier. But it actually looks so good on Hannah. And you're right, Oxford wears it. So I'm still looking for the gray large. I'm looking for it in pink, too. At one point, it was pink and Kylie Jenner had it, and it sold out so fast. And it was at the time when I didn't have money to buy it. But I love a bag. I love a purse. So check out that on patreon.com just trish. We review hauls. It was fun. Thank you so much to Olipop for sponsoring today's episode. And I love this new pineapple paradise from the spongebob movie. Cheers.

Moses (60:02)

Mmm.

Trisha Paytas (60:03)

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Oscar (62:00)

No, I was having Internet problems, so I had to reschedule it to Tuesday.

Trisha Paytas (62:04)

Oh, you're gonna go live tomorrow?

Oscar (62:05)

Oh, yeah, yeah. Same day as this is going up. Yeah. Oh, I'm gonna be ranking Taylor Swift everything. And it's. It's for the heart.

Trisha Paytas (62:13)

Heart.

Oscar (62:13)

And it's for my heart and the art, not the charts. Because I feel like everyone's just gonna be really mad at all my opinions.

Trisha Paytas (62:18)

The heart, the art, and the chart. Yeah. Right.

Oscar (62:20)

Yeah. Because. Yeah, I feel like I have some controversial Taylor Swift opinions where I'm just gonna alienate everyone. I think. I think Swifties are gonna be mad at me. I think Tay haters are gonna be mad at me. I think I just have unique opinions about her music because. Yeah, so that'll be interesting.

Trisha Paytas (62:36)

But you're okay with that? You're like, I'm gonna alienate everybody.

Oscar (62:39)

Yeah, because I realized that when I get cyberbullied or when people want to jump me, I can just, like, close the computer and then walk away, and that's been a beautiful thing.

Trisha Paytas (62:47)

That's great. You know what? I love it. And I think everyone should. Yeah. Be love to share their opinion.

Oscar (62:52)

Yeah, you can jump me, but I'm not going to see it.

Trisha Paytas (62:54)

So close it. Close that. That's good advice. I love not having an opinion anymore. No, just kidding. I love not sharing my opinions as much. But that's me personally. I've been through the ringer. I. You know, I've been through it all. I'm like, I need it. But I applaud people for. Especially a time when it's not cool to be a Swiftie right now. The fact that you're still like, you know what? I love it.

Oscar (63:14)

It makes me almost most want to go more, like, to be a contrarian, I think.

Trisha Paytas (63:19)

Okay.

Moses (63:19)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (63:19)

We were just watching something else that was like, what we're watching the other day, and someone's like, oh, it makes me like, oh, God.

Oscar (63:25)

What was it?

Trisha Paytas (63:25)

It's like, makes me like that person more or something. That's like deja vu. I just heard something and like, oh, I like, I want it more. I want to do it more. Yeah, I know what you mean, though. You're just like, it's time you with Joker too.

Oscar (63:37)

It kind of get like, everyone hates it. You're like, actually, I love this.

Trisha Paytas (63:39)

Well, because everyone doesn't know what they're talking about. That one was crazy. I'm not even a Gaga fan. Like, I am, but not like a fan fan. You know what I mean? I'm not like, going to her shows. I like her. Yeah, Joaquin Phoenix too.

Oscar (63:51)

I don't know.

Trisha Paytas (63:51)

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Oscar (65:14)

Uh, Limu is that guy with the binoculars watching us.

Trisha Paytas (65:17)

Cut the camera.

Moses (65:18)

They see us.

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Oscar (65:45)

I'm like, it's just the only option.

Trisha Paytas (65:47)

Literally the only colorful option they have. This was a nightmare to get my new number over, but I like it. It's growing on me. It gives. I have the new iPhone.

Oscar (65:55)

You know, it does say that.

Trisha Paytas (65:56)

That's what everyone's like, oh, you got the new iPhone. I was like, and I got the orange case to go with it. I'm like, I'm really in the orange area now. So. Yeah. All right, well, look for Oscars. I. No, I really do. I think it's. I think it's good. I'm just kidding. Everyone should be able to share their opinions. I did something the other day on Tick Tock. Someone's like, we live in this world now where People are, like, scared to share their opinions, you know, which is, like, kind of scary too, because now people are scared to have like a. A, Like a two dimension, like a multifaceted conversation where, like, everyone has an opinion, everyone listens to each other. Okay, get the. You know, put it all out there now. People are. I get it. I get both sides, like, rightfully scared to have an opinion sometimes because you don't want to. I know me, I'm, like, not trying to. Things are going good, you know, I like. I don't want to, like, crush. That's something like Taylor Swift. I don't know.

Oscar (66:39)

Tea and I feel like with our opinions too, I. Nothing that we're super. For the most part. There's not much that we're super steadfast in when we're not open to, like, hearing other opinions. Normalized opinions evolving, normalized opinions changing. All because we say something right in this moment. Who knows? Cut to with the Bottega bag. Cut to two days later, wanting it. So normalized opinions.

Trisha Paytas (67:02)

That's why I don't share an opinion, because I don't have one. Influence me. Honestly, influenced me. I remember when I did the Julia Fox podcast, and this was before I was like, kind of like learning about politics. I'm like, yeah, I don't really know. I'm like, you know what? Just vote Democrat. Like, period. Like, whatever it is. You know what I mean? Then I learned more about it, and then I get more into it. So it's like, if someone, like, influences me a certain way, I can listen. And so I am appreciative of people showing both sides. Sides to arguments, because I'll be like, let me see if I like this. Just like the Taylor Swift, which I was like, I love this. And then tick tock was like, no. I was like, I don't know if I love it. And it's only. It's not even because, like, I don't. If I have an opinion, I have an opinion. What do I stand hard on? Do I have any Green Day? Do I like them or not? I forgot. Do we like them? I don't know if I do. Do I have, like, a thing with someone else? Like, if everyone hates it? I'm like, no, it's me with Shane Dawson in 2020. I was like, no. I was like, such a soldier for him not to bring it up. How long has it been? Oh, it's been an hour. We can bring him up. Like, I don't know if there's something I like, stand, as they say.

Moses (68:01)

10 toes down for older men dating young women.

Trisha Paytas (68:05)

Oh, yeah, absolutely. That disgusting. Yeah, that's a good one.

Oscar (68:08)

Orange chicken.

Trisha Paytas (68:10)

So good. Every time. Always hits. You're right. Oh, yeah, that. Yeah. Well, definitely. Yes. Well, definitely human rights. That's crazy.

Moses (68:21)

Fast food and human rights. That's all we need.

Trisha Paytas (68:23)

You're sorry.

Moses (68:24)

Trisha F. For president.

Trisha Paytas (68:33)

I put a little montage of just times, like, I donated this past year just for, you know, people who are like, you know, whatever, questioning, whatever. And so I was just like, well, you know, always trying to change, grow better myself. And, you know, a lot of times people are like, well, you have to change. You have to help people out. And I try. I try to employ people of all walks of life, diversity, sexuality in my projects that I do. And then we also donate. A lot of people, like, put your money in my mouth. So we do donate. I donate. I try to donate as much as I can. And so I put together, like, a little montage of all the times I've donated. And I had some from the podcast this year, and someone pointed out, they're like, I like how James Charles is every single title.

Moses (69:08)

No. And some of them were like, wait, was that what? All in the same episode.

Trisha Paytas (69:14)

Is always just like, James Charles explains James Charles. I was like, okay, well, I'm. I'm glad we like either James Charles has laid lower. We've laid low from James Charles. But that we did.

Moses (69:23)

We were.

Trisha Paytas (69:24)

We were going. Although he's a hot topic. Is he on your hot Topic?

Oscar (69:28)

No.

Moses (69:29)

What is he doing?

Oscar (69:29)

I've been a little, like, too offline, I think. I feel like same.

Trisha Paytas (69:33)

I feel like I really same. I've been, like, super busy and I feel like I haven't.

Oscar (69:36)

But there is.

Trisha Paytas (69:36)

There's one influence that I follow. She's like, I. I don't want to call her a micro influencer, but, like, smaller. Definitely way, like smaller than James Charles. She has a lot of tick tock shop. She was on a show so long ago, this is how I know her. Called it's not Drop Dead Diva, but it's like Drop Dead Diva. What is it called? Double Divas. Do you remember that show? It was like a show about two women in the south that had a bra shop for big busts.

Oscar (69:58)

Oh, yeah. Double Divas.

Trisha Paytas (69:59)

Double Divas. I was on Double Divas. Full disclosure. I was on an episode and then one of. I think Molly, one of the ladies from Double Divas, went on to do a 90 day fiance. And I love the show. And Lauren was like, their hot like young sales associate. She was very beautiful. And this is like what 2010 is to say 2013. Okay, so, yeah, like 12 years ago. So now fast forward. She's my age and she goes. She's had a lot of like, like IVF treatments and really sad losses, like miscarriages and it's been awful. And she's like, shares her journey and she's. And she also just really talented singer too. So she like shares these parodies, whatever, so. And I love her. I love her. I followed her for so long. She's got married and she's been trying to have a baby. And she does a lot tick tock shop stuff where she like shows beauty products or whatever. Then James Charles made a video talking about how calling out influencers for being like fake and like liars about like these products on TikTok shop. He's like, they'll sell you anything. They'll manipulate any of their audience just to make a quick buck. So he's like calling them out. She's like. And she's like, I wasn't saying anything because like at first I was like, this sucks. Like, this hurts my feelings, whatever. But then she was no, like, she was. I slept on it. She was like, I want to say something. Because he got everything wrong. So James Charles does this video where he's like basically like making fun of her. Like the person offline off video was also like making fun of her or whatever for liking this product or something. And he uses it. So the whole point of the video is he's trying out TikTok shop where he says all these people are trying to scam their audience. So then he uses the product and then he gives it like a 9 out of 10. He's like, oh, it's actually pretty good. Which is like what she said in the video. She's like, well, that's why I showed it, because it's good. Then James Charles puts his own affiliate code for people to shop that product. And he was like, so basically calling out all these people, being like, they're just trying to scam you. They're just trying to make a buck. Meanwhile, puts his own affiliate link. He's like, if you guys want to shop this. So like, instead of linking to her TikTok or linking to her affiliate code, he puts his there and it's actually pretty good. And it's like, like. So he did that whole thing and she was basically rage baiting. She's like, probably like me or like his audience or something like that to like buy the product. She was the very thing you accused me of, which was like gaslighting her audience to buy product is like exactly what he did. And. But I. He just gave the same review. He's basically just using their reviews to like, make money. So he put all his own links in the thing, which I'm like, shady. And I don't think anyone's covered it because she is like a smaller influencer as they all are. I think maybe Nick Snyder did or Dustin Daly. One of them posted something about it.

Oscar (72:19)

It.

Trisha Paytas (72:19)

Because I saw her in the thumbnail. James Charles, and no one was talking about it. And I was like, like, you know, I'm trying to keep all like, positive and stuff and like, okay, people change, grow, move on. But I'm like, james. And he's being like, kind of mean, like his videographer off. I forgot what they were saying. There was like this exchange and he wasn't being like that nice to her. And she's like, I'm just like a 37 year old talking about my fertility struggles. Like, I'm just. I don't know what to tell you. Like, I just like the product. And it was. Yeah, it was. It was. It was crazy. I was like, damn. Yeah. I don't even think Spillshots covered it. I was surprised because it was not nice. And I love. I love her. Her name's Lauren Schaefer, I believe is her name. At least that was her maiden name. I don't know her Mary name. And she does really fun song parodies. Justice for Lauren.

Oscar (72:59)

James Charles being mean and a hypocrite. That is one of the most shocking things I think I've ever heard.

Trisha Paytas (73:05)

But don't you think after all of scandals and cancellations, don't you think he would at least, like, try to present better? You know?

Oscar (73:16)

You would. One would think. One would think. One thought. One thought. At one point, I remember we were really like, okay. Yeah, yeah.

Trisha Paytas (73:23)

We were like, damn. Okay. You know, like, growth, change. We love the arc. We love that arc. And we're just like.

Moses (73:30)

But with him, that arc never happened.

Trisha Paytas (73:32)

Well, right.

Moses (73:33)

Like, he never. Like, the only thing he does is like, well, call me. I'll explain to you in person. So in his mind. Mind, he thinks he did nothing wrong ever.

Trisha Paytas (73:42)

You're right.

Moses (73:43)

And if given the chance, he'll explain to you why.

Oscar (73:46)

But clock, Tina. Yeah, okay.

Trisha Paytas (73:48)

Yeah, you're right. So I don't know what we were. We were just hoping, I guess.

Moses (73:51)

Hoping. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (73:52)

He probably did one thing, I'm sure something good. You Know, and we're probably like, okay. You know, I feel like we see something good from someone. We're like, yeah, like, last week we saw something good in somebody.

Moses (74:03)

He was trying to help. That guy.

Trisha Paytas (74:04)

Oh, Morgan, Walter. Oh, Zach, Ryan. I was like, no. Okay. Yeah. I think that. That there's no. Yeah. Not never. Not no redemption, but maybe don't be mean influencers smaller than you. And also influencers literally just trying to make a dollar. Like, there was nothing scammy. Like, she was super sweet in the video and, like, genuine. And he was just, like, mocking her video. And she's like, I don't know. Made me sad from me the wrong way because I do love her. And she's like, she is actually the most genuine. She's like, literally in, like, Atlanta, Georgia, just, you know, and she even says, like, her song. But she's not trying to be, like, famous or influencers. She's just, like, sharing her stories as people do. But.

Oscar (74:49)

Yeah, yeah, it is weird. That is his thing, though, is like, he. His brand currently is being, like, kind of shouty, combative, defensive, angry all the time. And it is like. I mean, I guess it works for whoever's watching him. You know, they enjoy that. But it is odd. It's a very specific thing that he's doing. I did see a video of him at the Tron premiere posing with the robot. And I was like, okay, did Jimmy.

Trisha Paytas (75:16)

Send that to us in the group chat? I love a weekend group chat because I, like, no one texts me at all during the weekend. Jimmy was it. Maybe I was in Vegas or something to her coming home from Vegas, and I saw it and I was like, Like. Like this, like, robot and James Earl posing on a red carpet. I'm like, what is happening?

Oscar (75:31)

And Ned Fulmer becoming a wrestler wrestling.

Trisha Paytas (75:35)

I mean, what is going on? What is. What is happening? And then someone else had a rock bottom pocket that was already pretty popular and like, oh, not like Ned Fulmer. Like, or maybe. Maybe she was starting at the same time. She had just, like, copyrighted everything, like, trademarked everything. Like, got the little microphone stand, like, block for her microphone. And she goes, not like you starting rock bottom a week before Ned Fulmer starts his. Like, damn. Like, that guy wrestling. Like, someone said he had a chemistry degree from Yale. And I'm like, well, why don't we use that? Like, put some good into the world? Like, why don't we try and solve some cancer or something, you know? Like, what, him wrestling and someone clocked it. I don't know who someone on TikTok was like showing him with his little trio, like his wrestling trio that came out and they're like, he's not even a good presenting wrestler. Like his outfit didn't match the other people. He had this like teal tank top with like lime green pants and his partners were on the lime green outfit. It.

Moses (76:28)

I thought when I saw the video it was him kind of like dancing or moving. I thought it was AI or something. I thought it was another one of those Jake Paul type things Ned Fmer.

Trisha Paytas (76:37)

Is doing and Saha.

Moses (76:39)

It was not.

Trisha Paytas (76:40)

Yeah. And it wasn't even like WWE or anything. Right. It's just like some local regional wrestling. I.

Oscar (76:47)

All elite wrestling again.

Trisha Paytas (76:50)

Like someone like me doing this. I get it. But you're like. Like you have a Yale degree. I don't understand. Like, why is he doing this? Why is he like, there surely there has to be other ways to make money.

Moses (77:00)

Like maybe he's still looking for that rock bottom, you know, still he's like.

Trisha Paytas (77:04)

The wrestling, the wrestling will get me there. This might be it with the unmatched wrestling. Like, at least get the cute outfit together. Cuz they. You know, it. It's. Did his second episode ever air? The rock bottom episode?

Oscar (77:16)

2, 2, 3 and 4 have all aired.

Trisha Paytas (77:18)

Yeah. Who's Autumn?

Oscar (77:24)

No one has Harden. Shannon Bedoir from Real Housewives of Orange county and what I need to watch your episode.

Trisha Paytas (77:34)

What's her rock?

Oscar (77:34)

Karan Sony.

Trisha Paytas (77:36)

Okay. Are they all females?

Oscar (77:38)

No, Karan is a. Is a guy. Yeah. The other three are ladies.

Trisha Paytas (77:43)

How's it doing?

Oscar (77:47)

A view is a view. I guess.

Trisha Paytas (77:49)

I mean, are we talking.

Oscar (77:51)

I guess we can say me reacting to Taylor Swift has more views than rock bottom. Yeah. Besides the first one, obviously I can't compete with 1.1 million, but 100.

Trisha Paytas (78:00)

Under a hundred thousand?

Oscar (78:01)

Yes. Under 50,000. No, under 10,000. No, under 20. For another.

Trisha Paytas (78:06)

And they've gone out one at a time.

Oscar (78:09)

One week. Yeah. Yeah, every week.

Moses (78:13)

That's. That's why he's wrestling right now.

Trisha Paytas (78:17)

Damn. I mean, I would never judge anyone. Like, I've had so many, so many podcasts that flopped, including my Lost podcast. Only has 12,000 views. But he's just like just awful. And. And the. You know, and it's just. You're also just like not good at this job. And it's just like even being controversial, you know, some people can be like, this is my new niche. I'm a troll. I'm a controversial. Like a Logan Paul or a Jake Paul, you know, I'm the villain?

Moses (78:42)

No, more like Mike Malik, let's say, for example, like, he overcame addiction, right? So he's able to talk about that with people. That.

Trisha Paytas (78:50)

Right.

Moses (78:50)

Like there's a story there. There's an arc with his case. Nothing happened. You're just a bad guy. You cheated and that's where it ended.

Trisha Paytas (78:57)

You're so right.

Moses (78:58)

So it's not like you're talking to other people. Like, yeah, we both overcame. He really feels like he overcame the Internet because they criticized him.

Trisha Paytas (79:04)

Oh, he felt he was like, wrongfully canceled.

Moses (79:06)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (79:06)

Him listening to the new Taylor canceled. Then that's about you start listening like, yeah, you're right. He's like, damn. Damn. I really.

Moses (79:17)

He.

Trisha Paytas (79:17)

You're. You're so. Okay. It gets me all angry again. But you're so right in that one where he's just like, yeah, like we would still be together if it wasn't for the Internet. It's like, uh huh. Oh God. His is like, makes me the angriest. The gaslighting is great. You're right. So you're just not good. And you know what? Then I think about it, I was like, God, you know, he has a degree, but it's. But it's like, maybe also like, not even trying to be mean or like him. Like, why am I keep saying, oh my God, oh my God, I'm like a frat guy right now. Like, harp on him, I guess. Like, maybe people wouldn't hire him in that field either because he had the affair with an employee. Oh, you know, so like bad business practice too. It's also like, you had a big company. You literally failed everybody in that company because you had an affair with the HR person. So it's like double homicide. You know what I mean? It's like, so you're really just not like, it's. This is why sometimes. You know what? I used to be really intimidated by people with like college degrees and stuff. I'm like, damn, they're so smart. But sometimes smart people are just so stupid. You know what I mean? Like, you're so stupid. Like, I don't understand. Like, you went to Yale and you couldn't figure out, like, why this was bad on just like every single platform and level. You ruined your life, your career, your future, like, your kids. Like, he's. He's weird.

Oscar (80:34)

It is like, I guess part of it too is could. There's two things, I guess. Could he get a real like a quote unquote, real job? Especially like in that field anyway, because it's like all because you go to get a degree doesn't mean, like, it's still hard for people in general. Yeah.

Moses (80:54)

Entry level. Yeah, I don't think he'll do anything in an entry level. Entry level.

Oscar (80:57)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (80:58)

Except wrestling. Like a mom and pop backyard farm wrestling thing. Love the farm, by the way. Grew up on a farm. But I'm just saying, like, it's not. It's not giving Logan Paul at the wwe, you know, So I don't know.

Oscar (81:12)

If he could get a job and then, like, that or b, if he even, like, would want a job, because I feel like they're just from that one episode of Rock Bottom with Ned Fullmer. There seems to be a little, like, ego there, too, obviously. And, like. Like, I feel like he also has that ego where it's like, he still thinks people care or, like, he can still be a somehow, you know, an influencer, but I feel like he has too much ego to do, like, a regular job.

Trisha Paytas (81:41)

The question that Ariel begged was, are you interesting enough? And the answer is no.

Oscar (81:49)

No.

Trisha Paytas (81:50)

Yeah, I think that was a conclusive no, because even James Charles, like, eyeroll. But I mean, he has. He has the viewers. You know, people are watching. So I guess his villain arc or her shouting arc or whatever this arc is, is working for him. So, you know, unfortunately, Ned, that's not you. You can't even be a James Charles. James Charles. Not even going on Rock Bottom. You're right. Like, this is. This is the rock bottom. I mean, shout out to all the guests you got, though. I mean, I know.

Oscar (82:19)

I don't know if I would, like, if someone's. If I got an email, like, pitch guest on Rock Bottom, I'd be like, I'm not gonna go on rock bottom.

Trisha Paytas (82:27)

Rock bottom is a crazy one where he pours everyone's. The worst moments in your life. Like, don't you want to move past?

Moses (82:32)

You wanna, like.

Trisha Paytas (82:34)

I guess if you have some sort of, like, redemption there. There was one. There's a podcast. I keep getting clips of it. Oh, God. I don't know what it is. This guy was like a. Like a. He did. He was in. I did a lot of drugs. He, like, lost his first wife and kids to some, like, horrific accident. Then he did drugs, and then he found his wife. It's, like, so sad. Trigger warning. Then the second. Second marriage and second child, he came home. The child was not, like, breathing anymore, and the wife was, like, having an affair with another guy. And that's why the child. Whatever. And then he went to go get a Gun. And he was gonna. He put it in the person's mouth, like the. The guy that she was sleeping with. But it wouldn't. It wouldn't go. I guess it, like when it got jammed or something. So he tried again and it got jammed and he threw it against the wall. He, like, hit the guy, like, and then he threw it against the wall and it went off. And he's like, oh, it was like God protecting me or something. And it's basically the whole point of all that was like, it's a podcast showing people's like, literal rock bottoms. Just like multiple. Like just down and out. He did drugs. He was. He lost his first family, lost his second family. And then like, I guess. I guess his story was like finding God or something like that. But it's like there are people who've, like, overcome so much and then have, like this great, like, light, like, come to light moment.

Oscar (83:44)

You know what I mean?

Trisha Paytas (83:46)

I don't know if, like, Ned has ever had a come to light. Like, he could have come back, you know? You know, pr. Couldn't he come back in some sort of way, like, being, like, super apologetic and maybe not do the rock bottom thing? Maybe just do something completely different, like, I don't know, try something on your own, like, right or. No. Is there no hope for him? I just feel like maybe he could have come back in some way if he was truly, like, remorseful and just like, I up. I don't know. Or no, you think there's just none. It's too boring.

Oscar (84:15)

I was gonna say, like, I think he just might be too boring. He doesn't really, like, stand out. Even in the try guys. He didn't really stand out to me was like, his thing was being the husband. Like the. Yeah. So if that's your whole brand, like, that is what you bring to the table and you suck at that.

Trisha Paytas (84:35)

You're right.

Oscar (84:35)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (84:36)

You had one job, which is to be a loving husband.

Oscar (84:38)

Tons of people have overcome affairs. Like, think of, like, celebrities.

Trisha Paytas (84:41)

That's true.

Oscar (84:42)

Like, it happens all the time and people, like, bounce back and people kind of forget, like, you know, like, affairs where they cheated on, blah, blah, blah. But if that's like, the one thing that you bring, like, Kristen Stewart can still, you know, slay a role. She might have cheated on Robert Pattinson, but then Mama, she. She's, you know, cooking on the screen.

Trisha Paytas (84:59)

Yeah, yeah.

Oscar (85:01)

Like, yeah.

Trisha Paytas (85:02)

Not giving any.

Oscar (85:02)

Yeah, yeah.

Trisha Paytas (85:03)

And. Yeah, you're right. All right, well, I tried for you. I don't know why I was Trying to see silver lining. I said this episode, you are your positive.

Oscar (85:11)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (85:12)

Trying to be one of the try guys. Another one with glasses. Glasses.

Oscar (85:15)

I think they do too. I guess Eugene sometimes wears glasses.

Trisha Paytas (85:19)

And Keith.

Oscar (85:19)

Keith.

Trisha Paytas (85:20)

And the other little one.

Oscar (85:21)

Yes, he also.

Trisha Paytas (85:22)

So there was three.

Oscar (85:23)

Well, Eugene is, I think split, like he occasionally wears glasses. I know. Keith is definitely the full time glasses wearer for sure, but.

Trisha Paytas (85:32)

And the little one, full time glasses?

Oscar (85:33)

I think so.

Trisha Paytas (85:34)

Ned did not wear glasses.

Oscar (85:35)

No, I don't think so.

Trisha Paytas (85:36)

Okay. So the one who looks like Ned but with glasses, he just had a baby. So he's the new wife guy. And that's all we needed. And he was so happy. He's like, I'm overcome with emotion being. I'm like, that's what we need to see. I don't particularly care or know about any of them. I shouldn't say care. I love Keith, by the way. And Paul. Eugene too. I like all them. The one with the glasses, he seemed very sincere too, about being a dad. He was super excited. He's like, I'm a dad. I love that. I love when men are excited for their family.

Moses (86:03)

Yeah.

Oscar (86:03)

People have been trying to see. Trying to pitch Colleen to go on rock bottom with Ned Fulmer after the canceled song Reaction. Yeah. Her emotional reaction to.

Trisha Paytas (86:14)

Yeah.

Oscar (86:14)

Yeah. Which seems like this seems like a good fit. I could see that.

Trisha Paytas (86:20)

I have no comments. Good trajectory. Go to Oscar's live stream today. Maybe you could delve more into it.

Moses (86:30)

It's a shame that the canceled episode is not anymore for Colleen to go to.

Oscar (86:36)

Oh, on cancel.

Trisha Paytas (86:37)

Oh, my. Okay.

Oscar (86:38)

Yeah. Two Canceled for canceled. If you are.

Trisha Paytas (86:43)

That's crazy. Too canceled. I guess there's rock bottom.

Oscar (86:47)

Exactly. If you were too canceled for cancel.

Moses (86:49)

Yeah.

Oscar (86:50)

Rock bottom was.

Trisha Paytas (86:51)

Ned is filling that void that we all needed. Where did we go? Rock bottom now that canceled. Oh, man. Yeah, he. That wrestling. It made me. Yeah. He just gives me like. Like, he's like the human embodiment of an ick. Respectfully, you know. All right, well, you know what's been all over my Twitter? What I was about to eat this donut, I'm putting it back again. Is. And I love it. I love it. I know. I don't know how Sabrina will feel about it, but have you seen the. The meme of the. The fat Sabrina Carpenter?

Oscar (87:25)

Oh, my God.

Trisha Paytas (87:26)

It's all over my timeline too, and all the iterations. It. First of all, it looks like me. Every time I open, I'm like, what is this? And not in a bad way.

Oscar (87:33)

She first thought she's serving good. She looks good.

Trisha Paytas (87:36)

Like I know people are using as like a meme. Trust me, I am. I saved it as a sticker because I love it.

Oscar (87:42)

Yes, I know.

Trisha Paytas (87:44)

I think she literally looks so good that like obviously Sabrina's so teeny tiny and so like gorge. But it gave me like weird body positivity, like reinforcement because I was like, wait, but she looks so good. I don't know. I know it's like a joke and like it's like funny. I loved it. I thought it was me. I think it was beautiful body positive because I was like, she would eat like that. You know what I mean? She would look so good. Did I know who started it though?

Oscar (88:07)

I think it was a gay. I think it was a gay. And I think that. I think, I think, I think the origin was something about like I ate a salad and then I had for lunch and then I had like fast food for dinner. And then it was a. I don't know if guess. AI. The AI.

Trisha Paytas (88:26)

Oh, was it.

Oscar (88:27)

I don't remember if it was a. There is an AI version where they turn. Turned it into a video but I don't know if it was. Yeah, so now there's a video form of it. I don't, I think it was either AI or I don't think they face tuned wider because like they added chins and stuff which I don't think you can do in Facetune but so let me try it.

Trisha Paytas (88:46)

I want to try. And then she kind of. But she was kind of like. She was like served. She was like from the side and she was just kind of like.

Oscar (88:57)

I think you're giving.

Trisha Paytas (88:58)

Yeah, I have multiple chins. Sometimes you can have like no gym and then sometimes, you know, like lots of chins. So maybe it was just like an.

Oscar (89:05)

Unflattering like angle and then they just made her wider. Yeah, that was nothing.

Trisha Paytas (89:10)

She had all the chins, I'm saying. But they probably took like multiple chins at some point in their life and stacked one.

Oscar (89:16)

But yeah, so there was that version and then someone thought there was a follow up one where it was like, like had a salad for lunch and then went to the gym and then they face tuned big Sabrina and just snatched her waist. And it was like the concept of just like not using the original but then like face tuning the bigger version of Sabrina as skinny is crazy.

Trisha Paytas (89:37)

I sent that one too. I sent it to my sister. It's like me when I wear my waist and shirt and that's what it Looks like I'm just like all of a sudden it's like all the back gets pushed up or down and then I have the tiniest way.

Oscar (89:50)

Like, like, I. I loved it.

Trisha Paytas (89:52)

Gave me so much entertainment.

Oscar (89:53)

I. It really. It tickles me every time and I'm like, this is so dumb. Why does it, like, tickle me?

Trisha Paytas (89:58)

I know. What was it? There was something like in that meme that I'm just like, I love this.

Oscar (90:01)

It's just like, funny. I don't know. I'm granted, I'm sure Sabrina's probably. I actually Sabrina is like, so she really rolls with the punches. I feel like she probably would maybe.

Trisha Paytas (90:10)

Think she's like the opposite of, like, fat. Like, I would see if you, like, fluctuate a lot or maybe have like a little problem or gain some weight or something like that. Not like maybe we would have him, but she's just so tiny and like, not to say she can't body issues. But clearly I know what you mean. Maybe some people. Until we know it's funny. If she's like, I hate this.

Oscar (90:25)

If she releases a statement. Yes. Normalize changing her opinions and new information, we learn. Sabrina, I love it.

Trisha Paytas (90:32)

You Photoshop me that way bigger, smaller, whatever you want to do AI. I guess AI. No, we don't want to do AI.

Oscar (90:39)

That's why I'm like, confused because it's like the same people who are like anti AI on a sudden are making like these AI memes. I'm like, wait, but what, what. Which side? What are we.

Trisha Paytas (90:47)

If the meme is good enough, we.

Moses (90:50)

Know who made it.

Trisha Paytas (90:51)

Jake Paul Moses was upset learning that Jake Paul was in on his own. AI you.

Oscar (90:55)

It's because he clocked it. He clocked it from the job.

Trisha Paytas (90:58)

He did, yeah. He did say that. Yeah.

Moses (90:59)

So to that Jake Paul posted on his Twitter, he's like, people have asking me, jake, why are there all these AI videos of you anyway? He's like, there's a method to the madness. I'm like, the guy's a genius.

Trisha Paytas (91:12)

Crazy.

Moses (91:13)

I'm a proud OpenAI investor and have been advising SORA team this year and he agreed to be the first, like, you know, celebrity to be part of that. I think he's also the only one that agreed to do it because they probably reached out to many celebrities who's supporting AI because the public opinion. The public opinion is against it. And all the celebrities, like, this is not what they want want. They want the opposite of that.

Trisha Paytas (91:39)

Yeah. Don't use my likeness. Like, what do you Mean, like, that Jake has all the money in the world. It's like, whatever. But like.

Moses (91:44)

But also so many of those videos. When I looked into it further, so many of the videos was him coming out as gay.

Oscar (91:50)

Yeah. That was a big joke.

Moses (91:52)

And.

Trisha Paytas (91:52)

Right.

Moses (91:52)

And I'm like, that's how you choose to use it? That's how you choose. Like, it's. It's just weird. It's like there's so many things you can do, but that's what you chose to do is like.

Oscar (92:04)

Like.

Moses (92:04)

And then we find out you were doing it. It's not like. Because the idea was like, oh, people are doing it to me. And he even put the video out like, they're ruining my life, my relationships, my work. And then we find out you were doing that to begin with.

Trisha Paytas (92:17)

Oh, yeah, that's lame.

Moses (92:18)

So. But doing that, his reaction to that and all that, what does it make people that are gay or want to come out or whatever, like, feel, you know, it just.

Trisha Paytas (92:26)

Well, so it's just like 20, 25. Like, who makes, like, gay jokes? It's, like, so weird. Like. Yeah, okay.

Oscar (92:31)

Yeah. And someone once said, we're all a little gay, so we've kind of been.

Trisha Paytas (92:36)

There, done that, you know, I mean, Jake is there. Yeah. Like, why? Yeah, all of it's weird.

Oscar (92:43)

Yeah. And I feel like this is a generalization, but I feel like people. It, like, loses. It's already, like, kind of uncool to me anyway, because it's like the generative AI and like, using someone's likeness, you know?

Moses (92:57)

Know.

Oscar (92:57)

But it also, like, I feel like they were doing it and putting him in positions where like, oh, he wouldn't like that. So to find out that he's actually profiting off of it, then I feel like it loses. Like, the meme. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (93:08)

Killed the meme.

Oscar (93:09)

It killed the meme. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (93:10)

Remember when I bring all back to Gabby Hannah, but remember when she. Everyone was doing that meme of them. What if I'm a monster?

Oscar (93:17)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (93:17)

And then she, like, memed herself and I was like, you killed the meme. And she's like, oh, my God, God forbid I killed something I didn't like. And it.

Moses (93:23)

It's like.

Trisha Paytas (93:23)

Yeah. Like, once you're like, two in on it, people like, okay, it's over.

Oscar (93:26)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (93:26)

And that's same thing with Jake is like, now knowing he's like, profiting and.

Oscar (93:29)

And knowing that, like, he. I think it's different if, like, you know, like a Demi Lovato owning her meme. And, like, especially later, there's that but.

Trisha Paytas (93:37)

Then she didn't do he like.

Oscar (93:38)

Yeah. The fact that he orchestra like was pulling the strings all along. People don't like when you know it's they. They played a fool basically, which is what he did. So.

Trisha Paytas (93:46)

No. And yeah. And there's so much difference in like like someone putting out like a meme about you and you just have to embrace it like the of it all. I was like, okay.

Oscar (93:53)

Probably at first like oh, like the Debbie Ryan. Like I. I'm. I wanted to make history and I did. Yeah. There's like I love that one.

Trisha Paytas (94:00)

I love her. Where's that diva? We need her on the podcast.

Oscar (94:02)

She's engaged. Married. Engaged to 21. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (94:06)

This that singer? Yeah. Yeah. I saw like them do like an Architectural Digest. How do we get on that? I want to do one. I was watching the Entertainment Tonight interview again or the the tour and was like. And we like upgraded since then. I'm like, we need to get Architectural Digest in here.

Moses (94:20)

You should.

Oscar (94:21)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (94:21)

How do we get them?

Oscar (94:22)

I don't know. Darian is a subscriber to the magazine. Tell me he can write in or.

Trisha Paytas (94:25)

Please like I've been a subscriber. Say how long he's been a subscriber. Let him know. Cuz I mean Ned Fulmer was on there. Like he was showing. Yeah, he was showing like the try guy's office or his house or I don't know what he was showing something. Maybe the Try guys office was his house. Something like that. He's like turn my house at that. Yeah.

Moses (94:40)

It's definitely were he had most of the is sex life.

Trisha Paytas (94:44)

Yeah, she did say that. She was just like, damn. That was like our house. Damn. I guess they turned it into that. You can see it on Architectural Digest. Walton Goggins has been on Architectural Digest ad I guess is what they call it. Yeah, I would like to get on there. We could do it. I think we could. I think if it was like, okay, we'll come in two weeks. We could get this house together. Cuz we're like there. We're like there. We have all the parts. We just need to like finish it home.

Oscar (95:04)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (95:05)

Anyways, I got sidetracked. There was something else we were talking about that I wanted to add to. What are we talking about? Oh my God meme.

Oscar (95:11)

Debbie Ryan.

Trisha Paytas (95:12)

Debbie Ryan was an Architectural Digest. They have a great house too. It's all like dark and cozy. I love her. I don't know her but I want to like investigate everything about her because she seems so interesting. All the memes I see of her made me like her even more, you know, I'm like, I love her. She's so. Yeah. Jake Paul's not it though. And the AI is not it. And it's like, it's not funny. Even when we saw him, we're like, this is like weird. It wasn't even like I love this so much. It was just like weird.

Oscar (95:36)

Yeah. It never really tickled me, to be honest. Okay, he's doing makeup. Okay. Always a tooth fairy. Okay. Okay. I don't know. I didn't really care. Yeah. I mean, if you could have Mr. Beast being like this is like really scary and too much, then.

Trisha Paytas (95:52)

Oh, Mr. Be said it.

Oscar (95:53)

Yeah, he's. He said he's like worried about AI because of what they were doing with Jake Paul and stuff. Because it did look realistic, you know, so.

Trisha Paytas (96:00)

Yeah. I mean, it is crazy how look, we were on the. That reminded me of the jet suite X plane we were on for two hours and I forgot his name. I'm so sorry. The videographer was talking to Tana because we were on there for like two hours and it's like one of those like little planes where it's like two and then just one. The aisles in the middle, you know, so it's like one and two and so me and Tana are like across from each other. And it was like we were on there for two hours and then the videographer was just like, what if this was like a Mr. Beast challenge? Like, you know, like last one to like stay on a plane or something. And Tana's like, I'd be the first to leave, like, and I'd be the same. Like for a million dollars. Could you stay airplane for more than two hours?

Oscar (96:37)

What kind? I guess it depends on small one.

Trisha Paytas (96:39)

The two and the one seater.

Oscar (96:41)

How many people are on it?

Moses (96:42)

People have been stuck for four to six hours on the tarmac. Yeah. Yeah. Cuz they won't let you down. Cuz they have to do security all over again. Is his name Kyle?

Trisha Paytas (96:52)

Sounds right.

Moses (96:52)

Something with K. Right? Kyle something. Anyway, people have been stuck for hours.

Trisha Paytas (96:57)

That was crazy. Weren't even there suddenly.

Moses (97:01)

Cuz they're. Cuz sometimes they can't. They don't want to run out of fuel too. So they don't turn on the ac.

Trisha Paytas (97:07)

It was so hot and all kind.

Moses (97:09)

Of stuff like that. So there's a lot of issues with it. But sometimes people stuck four to six hours on the tarmac and you know, they're like, take us back like we don't care. Let's just take us off the airplane.

Trisha Paytas (97:17)

We were so close and they're like, well, by the time we get y' all off. And it ended up being not true. We were end up being there for like two hours and I was just like, it seemed like a mystery challenge. Sometimes I think about it, but correct me if I'm wrong, if he did something terrible, but I feel like sometimes I think about being in a Mr. Beast video.

Oscar (97:33)

Right.

Trisha Paytas (97:33)

Okay, what if he asked me to partner with him? Would I say yes or no?

Oscar (97:37)

God, I don't know. Maybe. Yeah, maybe, Maybe.

Trisha Paytas (97:40)

Comments, Let us know. Yeah, let us know.

Oscar (97:42)

God. Because I keep. He also is one where it is a little bit more nuanced because he does do good stuff. He does do terrible stuff. But he does do not too terrible, though, like, as far as, like, controversial stuff. Yeah, for sure.

Trisha Paytas (97:56)

Yeah.

Oscar (97:57)

But I guess in comparison to other people, I don't know, maybe I'd do.

Trisha Paytas (98:01)

Like a good challenge with him, but also like a fun challenge where we like, you know, I mean, if it's.

Moses (98:06)

For charity, stuff like that.

Trisha Paytas (98:07)

No, yeah, for sure. It'd be fun. I think about that sometimes. I'm like, I bet he, like, watches the podcast. Like, you know, I think he does probably like, oh, we should get around the next. What if he did another one of those influencer games like he did with Rosanna and Logan Paul.

Oscar (98:19)

Oh, wow. And he rigs it for you in my favor or.

Trisha Paytas (98:23)

Oh, okay. Yeah, that'd be. God, that'd be so cool. See, who is the whistleblower on that one? Like, what if someone's like, actually, Trisha didn't beat me. Probably has people sign like NDAs and stuff. Now that you can't maybe. Now would you do a beast game? This episode is brought to you by Jack Daniels.

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Oscar (99:36)

Oh, shoot.

Trisha Paytas (99:39)

He's like, okay, it's influencers.

Oscar (99:41)

I think I would. For the plot.

Trisha Paytas (99:42)

Yeah.

Oscar (99:43)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (99:43)

For journalism.

Oscar (99:44)

Like, boots on the ground. Like, undercover investigation.

Trisha Paytas (99:46)

Yeah.

Oscar (99:47)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (99:47)

I think you'd have to.

Oscar (99:48)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (99:49)

Okay. Mr. Beast caller. We actually should put Moses in there. He'd probably win. I mean, you're very athletic, too, but Moses, he can. He can skip lots of stairs.

Oscar (99:59)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (100:00)

He was so fat. Did they have. Did you. Did you get the footage of him? Like, did he film himself going up those stairs or.

Oscar (100:05)

No, he did, yeah.

Trisha Paytas (100:06)

Could you see anything or was, like, at the sky?

Oscar (100:07)

I don't think you could see how. Just how many.

Moses (100:09)

I was just so fast that the Jimmy couldn't edit. You know, it was just.

Trisha Paytas (100:13)

It didn't pick up.

Moses (100:13)

By the time it would edit, I would be back down.

Trisha Paytas (100:16)

I have faith in both of you. I guess there was a team. I guess there was a trio. We could go in. Yeah. I would kind of slow us down, but it'd be like Hunger Games. You can have me knocked off first if it was hungry. Did he do that? You said, right?

Oscar (100:30)

He wants to. He does want to do a Hunger Games.

Trisha Paytas (100:32)

Oh, you have to challenge. Okay. Oscar, definitely. Because not only do you love it, but you also are like, like, athletically trained. Okay. We nominate Oscar from district Trish. I'll be Effie. Come in my wigs, and. That'd be so fun. Oh, my God. That'd be so fun. You should do it when the movie comes out. Yeah.

Moses (100:52)

In a weird way, this is somehow. I don't know why. The nightmarish world of Mr. Beast and all of those sounds like shape scenarios. Have you heard or been to Mall World?

Trisha Paytas (101:06)

No. No, no.

Moses (101:10)

Anyway, so this is. I mean, it's big. It's. It's big.

Oscar (101:13)

I believe you.

Trisha Paytas (101:13)

I believe you.

Moses (101:19)

So Mall World is a place. So this one person, her name is Till. Sonica, she drew up a map of a place that she goes to too frequently in her dreams, and it's called Mall World. And when she drew that map and posted it, many people, thousands of people have basically, you know, told their stories and their dreams of going to the same place. So there's thousands of people around the world, most of them around your age, actually. It's kind of like, really. And they all know this small world, and. And it's kind of like, you know, there's. They Know the same places. There's a school in the middle and there's a mall next to it. And then there's like this roller coaster and this nightmarish, infinite bathroom and all kind of places like that.

Trisha Paytas (102:04)

A nightmarish bathroom.

Moses (102:06)

It's kind of like, you know, the. Everything in this world is a little bit off. You know what I mean? And once you get into it, you're kind of stuck there. Like you can't leave or get out. And there's so many interpretations to it and just wanted. You never had dreams being in a place that seems like that?

Trisha Paytas (102:23)

Not me. How about you? I don't. Never. Never. Not even close, no.

Oscar (102:27)

Have you. I feel like you. You usually have kind of.

Moses (102:29)

Good. I frequent same places in my dreams, but not moral world. Like, there's.

Trisha Paytas (102:35)

I've never heard of that ever.

Moses (102:36)

This place is like, I would see the same people, same places and. Yeah, because also, if you listen to the telepathy tapes, for example, those kids, kids, they all meet at the same place, they call it the hill, and they actually meet there, communicate. They learn things that they can bring back to the world. But then moral world is a bit different. It's more like. It's almost like a trap, you know, you get trapped in there.

Trisha Paytas (103:03)

I wonder if it's like something like. Like if they're anxious in real life. It's if it's translating to that, you know, where you're like. I mean, I would assume your dreams kind of, because I was telling you. Even, like, I used to have, like, the worst nightmares. Like, literally, like, my whole life, I always had, like, really scary nightmares or of, like, people close to me dying in really brutal ways. Like, just, like, really crazy stuff. And like, when we moved to this house, I guess specifically when we got married, like. And in the past couple years, like, I never had, like, one nightmare, like, knock on wood. But I've never had, like, one scary dream ever. So I'm like, maybe I just feel, like, safe because you're here. I don't know. Something. Because I've always, like, lived alone. I've always felt anxious. Like, I don't know, maybe that's why.

Moses (103:36)

Our house also is very, like, spiritually clean.

Trisha Paytas (103:40)

I do that black salt every day. Nice circle.

Moses (103:42)

Never since. Since we moved here. Because I've been salty since we moved here.

Trisha Paytas (103:46)

Throw it around.

Moses (103:47)

That's why, like, I would see in my dream if something bad happened in a place that I'm in and nothing happened.

Trisha Paytas (103:53)

Oh, really? Oh, my God.

Moses (103:54)

You're like a clairvoyant but there's many, many.

Trisha Paytas (103:58)

Like the kid from Game of Thrones. What's his name? The crow, the one that won.

Moses (104:03)

I'm more like, I see dead people, Bran.

Trisha Paytas (104:06)

You're Bran. You're Haley Joel Osman. He's like, I see dead people. I was like, what?

Moses (104:11)

No, but if something died here, I would see it in waking j. Dream.

Trisha Paytas (104:14)

Oh, why don't. I mean, it's fine if something like.

Moses (104:17)

I did in my. In the house that I grew up is as a kid, like, our dog died. But then I would see the dog every night in, like, sitting by my. The side of my bed. Oh, and it was like a waking dream. Like, I'm paralyzed. I can't move, and I see it and what's happening.

Trisha Paytas (104:30)

You're just, like, chilling with your dog or what, it's good or bad?

Moses (104:33)

Well, as a kid, it was scary until I knew what it actually was.

Trisha Paytas (104:37)

I don't think there's anything wrong. Like, we look at houses, and they'll be like, oh, just full disclosure. Like, we live in an area. A lot of older people, so this person died in their home. I don't think there's, like, anything even weird about that.

Moses (104:46)

I'm like, well, nothing weird, but I wouldn't want that because I wouldn't want to have those dreams in the house I live in.

Trisha Paytas (104:51)

I don't know. There's something, like, kind of peaceful about going back to your house to die. And they'll probably just be like, you know, enjoy the house.

Moses (104:57)

So you have to do something to help them move on.

Trisha Paytas (104:59)

Ah, well, if you go see Beetlejuice, the musical, this happens. Adam and his wife Barbara, they die in their house, and they. They can't move on. So they're there. And.

Moses (105:13)

Spoiler alert.

Trisha Paytas (105:15)

Right. Well, this is also from the movie, so it's like, if you haven't seen the movie from 1988. But, yeah, they have to. She has to help them move on. Beetlejuice is also in that house. Sometimes, I guess you have to haunt some people, but I don't think.

Oscar (105:29)

I don't know.

Trisha Paytas (105:29)

Something about Beetlejuice, the musical, too. It talks a lot about death, Lydia's mom dying. And there's something, you know, you got to move on the netherworld. You know, there's just something kind of, you know, and if you. Honestly, if I'm older and like they say a lot of times older people will be in a hospice and they want to come home to die. I get that. Like, you want to be in your house. So you know, if we ever got a house where someone passed away, it's like, well, you know, they had their final resting place. They had their final. They went to the next world in.

Moses (105:54)

There, you know, but in a sense, I mean, it's nice for a little while, but it's not a resting place because you want to move on.

Trisha Paytas (106:01)

Oh, well, they probably did move on. How do we know they didn't?

Moses (106:04)

Who? In which case depends. If we moved to a house and somebody was there, we would have to help them move on so we don't have to.

Trisha Paytas (106:14)

How did they move on in Beetlejuice? God, I don't know how that ends because in the movie, it's Alec Baldwin and Gina Davis are the. Is Adam and Barbara, and they. Maybe they stay. Oh, they stay. Yeah. When she floats up, they float her up so they all share the house with the ghosts. Okay, well, period. We can do that too. If there was a ghost there. If you see them in their dream, that's okay.

Moses (106:34)

As long as they help with the chores and stuff.

Trisha Paytas (106:36)

Yeah, maybe they could. Honestly. Yeah, that's okay.

Moses (106:39)

But with Mall World, a lot of psychologists.

Trisha Paytas (106:41)

That's right. I was like, where were we at?

Moses (106:43)

A lot of psychologists have chimed in and said that it's mainly millennials and it's people that grew up with, like, mall culture. So the mall represents a certain thing for them. Them, structure. Like a certain structure. And then that's the center, and then around it is everything. Hospitals and roller coasters. And there's. And everyone sees for some reason there's a tsunami that's coming. So it's like, oh, my God. It's very anxiety induced in some way. But that is.

Trisha Paytas (107:09)

That does sound very scary.

Moses (107:10)

But I thought you kind of like American millennials. I thought maybe you might have.

Trisha Paytas (107:14)

Yeah, I guess I remember the tsunami happening. I remember that was scary because I, like, lived on the beach, I think, at the time. Right. Wasn't there, like a big tsunami in Asia?

Moses (107:23)

Yeah, there was. There was a warning for it that it might come. Because in Venice when you were. It's low. So if there is a tsunami, you would have got.

Trisha Paytas (107:31)

It was, like, scary. I remember what happened. There was one that, like, a lot of people died. Right. There was a tsunami where a lot of people died.

Oscar (107:37)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (107:37)

And so I remember that being like a. Like a real fear. So I get that, I guess if it's like a millennial thing, because I do remember a tsunami being pretty real. Obviously it was real. The mall thing's interesting, but I've never. I Never had that. I've had a lot of weird dreams. I always have dreams about giant teeth. Ever have one of those where there's, like, a giant tooth in the room with you? I have a lot of those. I know. I don't know what that means, but. But it sounds like when you said all the kids from the telepathy tapes were meeting at the Hill. It sounds very much like Five Nights at Freddy. What?

Oscar (108:08)

A giant tooth can symbolize feelings of being overwhelmed by a situation, major life changes, or a need to chew on or process an idea. Oh, interesting.

Trisha Paytas (108:18)

That was back in the day. So I haven't had a giant tooth in this house.

Oscar (108:21)

Yeah, that kind of makes sense.

Trisha Paytas (108:22)

That makes sense. Yeah. I didn't have a lot of anxiety. Five Nights at Freddy.

Oscar (108:27)

Two Megan Fox Matpat.

Trisha Paytas (108:32)

Yeah, Megan Fox. Okay. We love. Matpat. Is back as another character that just gets greedy at some point. You already were in the first one as a waiter.

Moses (108:42)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (108:42)

So now you get to come back. Oh, you think he dies and now he goes into the animatronics.

Oscar (108:46)

Oh, yeah.

Moses (108:47)

Good.

Trisha Paytas (108:48)

Or just a different character.

Oscar (108:49)

Like, maybe might just be a different character, but almost like Ryan Murphy nachos. Him recasting, you know, a million different characters.

Trisha Paytas (108:57)

Is she in the new one? Is she in the. What's the one?

Oscar (109:00)

The Kim Kardashian one?

Trisha Paytas (109:01)

No, the new scary one. Lizzie Borden Monster.

Oscar (109:05)

Oh, no, I don't. She's not in the Ed Gein monster. I don't think she's on Lizzie Borden.

Trisha Paytas (109:10)

Cuz Ed Gang guy is in the new Leslie Borden.

Oscar (109:12)

Yeah. Charlie Hunnam. And I think the. The actress playing Lizzie Borden is also in Monster. In Monster. Ed Gein as well, I think. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (109:21)

Okay. Yeah, you're right. They do the same. I guess that's what Matpat is.

Oscar (109:24)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (109:25)

But that. You know what? Once again, deserving. Like, he loves it. He's a fan.

Oscar (109:30)

Yes. He was one of the first really, to, you know, covering FNAF like that.

Trisha Paytas (109:35)

So we love it. We applaud it. I'm. I'm jealous. Do the kids all meet up? Was that a dream? How did they all meet up in that place? Place? Remember that little forest they were all in?

Oscar (109:43)

I think it was. Yeah. Come into Josh Hutcherson's in his dreams kind of giving telepathy tape.

Trisha Paytas (109:49)

That's what I'm saying. Yeah. I was like, what do you mean they're all meeting at a hill? That was the same. Oh, that's weird, huh?

Oscar (109:54)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (109:55)

But it was just A dream he was having. It wasn't a real spot for those kids.

Oscar (109:58)

Yeah, right. And his brother was kidnapped at the campground or something, right? Or. No, I don't.

Trisha Paytas (110:05)

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Did you see I don't know which Drag Race it was? The FNAF on Drag Race. Yes.

Oscar (110:12)

Drag Race UK Shout Out. Viola. She was. She was Yesified. Freddy Fazbear. And they hated it.

Trisha Paytas (110:19)

Which I get it, like, opinions, but I don't think they got it.

Oscar (110:23)

No, I don't think they got the reference.

Trisha Paytas (110:25)

Yeah. Like, she was, like, saying, like, you know, she wasn't saying bear because they were saying, like, copyright.

Oscar (110:33)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (110:33)

So I don't think the judges were quite grassy.

Oscar (110:35)

She was like, I am a zombie bear animatron drag queen. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (110:41)

And they didn't get it. And she looked so good. I was like, well, I want to wear that to Trishmas or something. It looks so good.

Oscar (110:47)

Darian and I, we watch almost most of the Drag Race around the world. And I was like, you know what, Viola? I love the outfit. And Darian was like, you just like that because it's something you would wear. And I was like, that's exactly right. I would.

Trisha Paytas (111:00)

I wish we had enough. Well, we can do it when we get back. I wish we had enough time for more Halloween costumes, because that would be so fun to be the yes, if.

Oscar (111:05)

I Do it movie comes out.

Trisha Paytas (111:06)

When does it come out?

Oscar (111:08)

December. O.

Trisha Paytas (111:10)

Let's do it. We need to do some fun Patreon FNAF thing. Is there, like, a fnaf, like, interactive thing, like.

Oscar (111:16)

Oh, they probably will have a little something, right?

Trisha Paytas (111:18)

Like an activation.

Oscar (111:19)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (111:20)

I love these activations. When did this come about? Every place we go, there's, like, activations and, well, has activations.

Oscar (111:25)

I live for an activation.

Trisha Paytas (111:26)

Me too. When did those start?

Oscar (111:28)

I think just as a PR thing.

Trisha Paytas (111:30)

I love. I love it, too. I love when there's, like, things to do. We need to get to that finesse. Is that universal?

Oscar (111:36)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (111:37)

Oh, yeah. We. We have some that helps us now, like, just with bookers, events, guests. And she was like, oh, man. The FNAF press event is, like, literally like, the day I leave for New York.

Oscar (111:48)

It's crazy that it's so early.

Trisha Paytas (111:50)

Yeah. But December, I was like, damn. I think we would have maybe gotten in there, too. I was, like, really excited.

Oscar (111:55)

You and Megan Fox. That would have been tea. You and Matpat. I wonder if Matpat's doing the junket. That'd be crazy. I have questions. I have so many Matpats.

Trisha Paytas (112:03)

Can you go. Go in for, like, E.T. if you're like, hey, I really want to do a junket. Will they, like, let you go in?

Oscar (112:07)

If. It depends. If they don't have, like an on camera person assigned to it, then usually just a producer does it. And I'm sure if I was like, I really want to do this. Like, okay, girl. Like, they don't really care that much.

Trisha Paytas (112:18)

Yeah, you should do it. I want to see you, like, on camera in a junket.

Oscar (112:23)

Well, they always shoot it, like, at junkets, they shoot both, like, just automatically. They shoot, like, whoever doing the interview and.

Trisha Paytas (112:31)

Oh, I didn't know.

Oscar (112:31)

Yeah, they're always set up on camera. But I imagine probably Danny Director. I feel like he. Him and Megan Fox. I feel like they'll probably want to put Denny. Shout out Denny Director with Megan Fox.

Trisha Paytas (112:42)

He's got the lock on all the big ones. We love Danny Director. Oh, my gosh. I know. Well, if he can't do it.

Oscar (112:50)

Yeah, he might be.

Trisha Paytas (112:51)

I think Wicked is happening in New York at the premiere, so maybe he'll be doing Wicked when this is happening.

Oscar (112:55)

I. I'll get in there. Who knows?

Trisha Paytas (112:57)

That'd be crazy. I love to see interview Matt Pat I.

Oscar (112:59)

And. And Josh Hutcherson, who I. I do love.

Trisha Paytas (113:01)

Oh, yeah.

Oscar (113:02)

Josh celebrated his birthday. I think he's 33. I think. I think.

Trisha Paytas (113:05)

Oh, your age.

Oscar (113:07)

Oh, yeah. Happy birthday. I love him.

Trisha Paytas (113:12)

He's so. He seems nice.

Oscar (113:13)

He seems very sweet.

Trisha Paytas (113:15)

Wow, he's young.

Moses (113:16)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (113:17)

How old was he into the hunger games? Like 18. Was that long ago?

Oscar (113:21)

I guess like 20, maybe 20s.

Trisha Paytas (113:24)

Yeah, I guess he was young because he looked young.

Oscar (113:25)

And Jayla, honestly, she's not that much.

Trisha Paytas (113:28)

She's my age. I think she's younger.

Oscar (113:31)

Younger. I think. I don't think she's that much older than me. She's 35.

Trisha Paytas (113:35)

Okay.

Oscar (113:35)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (113:36)

So there were sometimes, I mean, like, not to compare yourself to other people, but do you ever feel like, damn, they were doing that at 20. Like, what, were we doing that all the time? Yeah.

Oscar (113:42)

I always hate when people are the same age as me and, like, hotter, more successful, or have the same name and are hotter and more successful.

Trisha Paytas (113:48)

Give me an example of a hot ask.

Oscar (113:51)

I saw one on Twitter or something and. But he spelled it with a K at least, so that was a little bit better. But it was just like a hot guy. I think Brazilian or something.

Trisha Paytas (114:00)

Okay.

Oscar (114:01)

I'm also South American, but I guess, you know, Brazil and Peru are a little different still.

Trisha Paytas (114:07)

Hotties from both well, yeah, yeah, sure, I get that. I think that when I see Trisha Yearwood with her own cooking show, I was like, damn, that could be me. The only Trisha, right? There's no other Trisha out there.

Oscar (114:22)

You might be right. Not that I can think of, like, off the bat, really. When I think of. If I heard. If I hear the name Trisha, I would think Paytas, Year one. Right.

Trisha Paytas (114:30)

I can't think who's first, though.

Oscar (114:33)

I mean, I'm biased, but Paytas for sure. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (114:36)

I wonder who's. I guess I was the number. I wonder who's the most famous Trisha. I think there's a Bollywood actress, actually, that used to be number one on famous birthdays. I don't know if she's still as. I think her name is Trisha Krishna, actually. Krishnan or something like that. I wonder who the most famous Trisha is on famous birthdays. Me or Trisha Yearwood or Trisha Krishna.

Oscar (114:55)

Okay. Google says Trisha Krishnan or Trisha Paytas. It says depending on the field, so. But you are the two front runners.

Trisha Paytas (115:06)

Wow. I mean, Bollywood is huge. So, like, to be even in the same category, to be considered as a most famous Trisha next to her is amazing. I would love Trisha Krishnan on the podcast because I've always have followed her because we had the same name. So I was just, like, looking at her. At first it was like, competition. Like, who's this girl now? I love her and I embrace her and I would. I don't know if people know this about me, but I know people are like, what's next to manifest? And I was like, I know. I don't know because I thought I, like, checked it all off. And then I realized I have, like, old manifestations that never came true. Like, I always. I feel like someone find the video footage somewhere of me talking about how bad I want to be in Bali films. Like, I wanted to be a Bollywood star more than anything. I think it started with Smash, which is not a Bollywood show, but the one with Katherine McPhee. There was an episode where her boyfriend, played by. I think his name's Devin Patel or something. Yes. You know him? Yeah, yeah. He, like. He does this whole, like, Bollywood, like, sequence, and she's, like, in it with him and it's just like. I was like, what is this? I need to know. And then I, like, discover all these, like, Bollywood films. Was it my other guy that I love? We were trying out a podcast and I think we couldn't get him. Naveen Andrews, one of my dream guests, I think he was in a Bollywood film to rewatch. So I was just becoming obsessed with like Bollywood, obviously. Also when I was younger, I remember Cheetah girls, when they went to India, they did like a Bollywood inspired dances. And I just was like so obsessed with like the colorfulness, the stories, like everything like that. So I mean, this is like being so crazy, but like, why not? Like I was. I would love to do a Bollywood film maybe with Trisha Krishnan. Yeah, the two Trishas. Very like Mary Kate and Ashley or something. You know, it's like the two Trishas. Who are you?

Oscar (116:40)

I like a Hollywood trap and your sisters or something.

Trisha Paytas (116:43)

She's the Bollywood star. I'm the Hollywood star in the movie.

Oscar (116:46)

Wait, that kind of is giving like Netflix to me.

Trisha Paytas (116:49)

Yeah, yeah, Netflix.

Oscar (116:51)

It's giving like the wrong Paris. That Miranda Cosgrove Netflix movie. Yeah, I was gonna say Hollywood. Hollywood. Bollywood.

Trisha Paytas (116:59)

Was that. Was that one. Is that a movie or yours?

Oscar (117:02)

Oh, yeah.

Trisha Paytas (117:02)

It was also giving me like the Selena Gomez Demi Lovato where they switch princesses.

Oscar (117:06)

Oh my God. Yeah. The princess protection program.

Trisha Paytas (117:08)

Yeah, it's kind of giving that.

Oscar (117:09)

Maybe he's also kind of giving Monte Carlo the Selena Gomez and Leighton Meester.

Trisha Paytas (117:13)

Oh yeah.

Oscar (117:14)

Where Selena plays both. I think she gets mistaken. It's kind of like the Liz McGuire movie. She gets mistaken. I love that. A princess and then she. Yeah, she has a villain for the princess.

Trisha Paytas (117:24)

Oh, I love that. So people don't even see us. They just hear Trisha like, oh, Trisha Krishnan. And I just have to become a Bollywood star. I feel in first I just want to go to LA and be a normal girl. And I'm like, I want to be the Bollywood star.

Oscar (117:36)

Live for that. That's a good premise.

Trisha Paytas (117:39)

That is so good. I think we win.

Oscar (117:41)

Yeah, I know.

Trisha Paytas (117:42)

I'm not kidding. I really see that happening. Okay. Putting it out there. Manifestation Bollywood next. That would be amazing. I see it all that from what? Trisha Oscars. All right. Is there any famous Moses's that you get jealous of?

Moses (118:04)

The biblical.

Oscar (118:05)

I knew that was coming.

Trisha Paytas (118:08)

The biblical Moses. You know there's another. I follow another Moses on Tick Tock and I'm always like sending Moses these tick tocks and I'm like, you should do these. Like. No, I love that Moses.

Moses (118:19)

You know there was. There was one Moses. The guy at the idol. There was one.

Trisha Paytas (118:23)

The idol.

Moses (118:23)

Yeah, One of the actors.

Trisha Paytas (118:25)

Yes, I follow that Moses too. I think he just goes by Moses on Instagram. He does he doesn't come up as much. Yes. Oh my God. And the. I was thinking of the Moses.

Moses (118:34)

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Trisha Paytas (118:36)

It's a husband. I like them. They became a little. A little too much. I mean, I still like.

Moses (118:40)

It's always too much. I mean, way all judgy.

Trisha Paytas (118:43)

I was like, oh my gosh. Okay. Not anything serious. Just, you know, I guess it's religion. Some people don't want to sleep next to people when they're on their period. Crazy. I told Mo, I'm like, is this, is this real? He's like, yeah, yeah, some people. Okay, no judgment, but you grew up in that same religion. I'm like, that'd be crazy if you.

Moses (118:58)

Were like, no, but it's very different. It's like. It's like being in the cult or being called Jason.

Trisha Paytas (119:03)

What? I can't say called. When it comes to people's religions or.

Moses (119:07)

To the Orthodox, it's not a culture. We call it like ultra Orthodox.

Trisha Paytas (119:11)

Wow. I guess you can say that. I'm not saying that at all. But I just think like. I guess because I thought you grew up anyways. I thought you grew up in that religion. So I thought like you didn't want to sleep next to me. Like you can't sleep next to someone if they had their period. Which I was like, what? I still don't really get it.

Moses (119:25)

Even growing up around it, we were not religious.

Trisha Paytas (119:30)

So you slept next to your high school girlfriends together, period. I guess you weren't married, so you shouldn't be sleeping next to them at all.

Oscar (119:35)

All.

Moses (119:36)

Yeah, because we didn't share house. We didn't live together.

Trisha Paytas (119:40)

I was asking was about one of his high school girlfriends. I found out new information and he was like blushing. I was like, I'm like, you got excited? You like. His eyes lit up for a minute.

Moses (119:48)

I never talked to her about those things. Cuz she interprets one thing for another. It's like just the very questions. And it was funny to me.

Trisha Paytas (119:56)

You were like blushing.

Oscar (119:57)

You were like.

Moses (119:58)

I wasn't blushing from thinking about it. Of your question.

Oscar (120:01)

Embarrassment.

Trisha Paytas (120:02)

No, it was. I mean, it was just us. Who were you embarrassed? Like we were watching like love is.

Moses (120:06)

Questions where you ask them and then to answer them. That's where that comes from.

Oscar (120:11)

In.

Trisha Paytas (120:11)

But your eyes are like lighting up.

Moses (120:12)

I was like, you lighting up? No, it's like there's a TikTok trend of people posting. Like I caught my husband flirting with the waitress and just the husband getting his food, saying thank you. That's. That's Literally what it is. It's like, I was.

Trisha Paytas (120:27)

No, you were kind of. You were kind of geeked for a.

Moses (120:30)

Minute, because your question, which I want to repeat here, it wasn't bad.

Trisha Paytas (120:34)

We were just, like, watching. No, but first of all, it was nothing crazy. It was just, like, a new girl that I hadn't heard of her that you hadn't talked about, and I was just like, oh, when. When did this one come about? Like, I don't remember. Is this high school? Is this. And you're like, you're. No, not high school. Okay, so, no, not college. So when. Like, when. When was this chapter of your life? But, I mean, look, it's fine. Just. You were. You lit up about it. I was like.

Moses (120:55)

I was not. That's. It's not.

Trisha Paytas (120:57)

You got excited about it. I was like.

Moses (120:58)

I was.

Trisha Paytas (121:00)

There was a smile. That's okay. You can smile. No, if you're. Look, if your relationships didn't end crazy like mine, like, every tumultuous ending, like, yeah, you should smile. What is it? Smile because it happened. Right? Isn't that the saying? Don't cry because it's over. Smile because it happened?

Oscar (121:15)

I feel like he was probably just flustered.

Trisha Paytas (121:18)

He was smiling. Look at that smile.

Moses (121:20)

I'm thinking about your question.

Oscar (121:22)

Yeah, no, I'm team Moses on this one. I get it. Yeah. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (121:27)

I'm not mad about it, by the way. For anyone being like, look, I'm in my piece there. I'm in, like, hey, if you have a good ending, smile. Something happy happened in your life.

Moses (121:34)

But I'm smiling about your question. And you. And you attribute my reaction to the.

Trisha Paytas (121:40)

But I wasn't mad about it. I was like, look at you smiling.

Moses (121:42)

I'm not saying. I'm not saying you were mad about it. Doesn't matter how you reacted to it. The very fact that you connected those two together. Well, you were smiling.

Trisha Paytas (121:49)

It was just an observation.

Moses (121:49)

I was smiling about your question. Not about. About the person. So different. It's so different. Like, if I. Let's say I'm just walking down the street thinking about that person, it. I'm not gonna smile. But, like, there's nothing about.

Trisha Paytas (122:01)

Especially if you do, though. That's human nature.

Oscar (122:03)

He's saying.

Trisha Paytas (122:04)

No, wait, what do you mean? Okay, think of me as like, I'm Shell.

Moses (122:07)

It doesn't matter what you think.

Trisha Paytas (122:08)

I'm a scientist. I'm observing a experiment. I'm not.

Oscar (122:13)

With their chemistry.

Moses (122:15)

That's what I'm saying. Like, it doesn't matter.

Trisha Paytas (122:17)

I'm not observing it. I just said you smiled.

Moses (122:21)

And I'm telling you your observation is wrong. That's what I'm telling you. It doesn't matter if it was.

Trisha Paytas (122:25)

You smiled because you were flustered by my questions or something. So you smiled is the fact.

Moses (122:30)

But you attributed my smile to me. Thinking about that was a different.

Trisha Paytas (122:32)

That's another level I took it to. But me, as a scientist observed a smile.

Oscar (122:36)

But then you. You as a scientist also came up with the hypothesis.

Trisha Paytas (122:40)

And conclusion. I was asleep.

Moses (122:42)

Okay, well, I feel like we're in the big bang theory right now.

Trisha Paytas (122:49)

We had 12 more seasons. But to clarify, not that you care or anyone cares, there was nothing wrong with it. I was like, oh, new person. I found out about a smile. I, like, love the fact that you didn't end anything tumultuously with any woman. Because I would, like, look at you kind of side eye if you're like, you know, I'm sure there you have to think me just all my. The way all my relationships ended with them just, like, blocking me into oblivion, that you must be like, this might be maybe a you thing. So if that was you, on the other hand, with girls, and you're just like, yeah, every girl's crazy. They all were just. I'd be like, what's wrong with you? You know what I mean? But you didn't. All of them ended very sweetly. You have nothing bad to say about any exes. So I think for the most part.

Moses (123:28)

Oh, it was my fault.

Trisha Paytas (123:30)

Oh, new information. We're finding out.

Oscar (123:35)

Look how your eyes lit up. I know.

Trisha Paytas (123:39)

I need to know. It was.

Moses (123:42)

Yeah, I mean, I. It takes time to grow as a man. It takes time to grow and get to a good place.

Trisha Paytas (123:48)

Did you. Okay, we'll talk about it later.

Moses (123:52)

No.

Oscar (123:52)

Okay, good.

Trisha Paytas (123:57)

And I love that. See, I love too, when, like, a man can admit their faults. Like, you know, it was me. I needed to grow more. I needed to do this.

Moses (124:03)

Yeah, there was. Most people were just fine. Even when I thought that they were not. It was. It was actually me.

Trisha Paytas (124:10)

Oh, I love that. Okay, great. I love couples therapy on this podcast. It's very, very great. We work through our problems. Just like steak. We realized not make steak on Mondays. Make it on a Sunday. That way we get the daylight. Because today it's just too late. After the podcast.

Moses (124:28)

Plan it for lunch, not for dinner.

Trisha Paytas (124:29)

Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's delicious. So we work through our problems and we. Come on.

Moses (124:34)

It's not even a problem. It's just schedule.

Oscar (124:36)

Yeah, yeah.

Trisha Paytas (124:37)

Scheduling is a Problem for me sometimes to get things done.

Moses (124:41)

Schedule.

Oscar (124:42)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (124:42)

All right. Look at that. Healthy, mature. Do you ever smile when you think of exes?

Moses (124:49)

Which was not the case with me. I'm.

Trisha Paytas (124:54)

Do I ever sm.

Oscar (124:55)

I mean, I only have one real.

Moses (124:58)

Ex.

Oscar (125:01)

And I don't smile with that. It does come up, though, and I just. I'm swifty pilled right now. I do apologize and bring her up a lot, but I do remember I got dumped. And, like, my soul and like, my silver lining was the same week Taylor was gonna come back with Lover, her new single off of Lover, which was Me. It was me. I'll never find another like me. And it was like, it's probably her most, like, like, panned lead single ever. And then I was like, damn. Which I have grown to like it, actually. But anyway, yes. And like, everyone didn't like it at first.

Trisha Paytas (125:33)

I was like, damn, that was kind of wild.

Oscar (125:35)

It was wild. So I'm like, I got dumped. And then I was so excited to have my song that was going to resonate with me, you know, Then it was me and then the lover, which was the whole love era.

Trisha Paytas (125:43)

Oh, you felt like.

Oscar (125:44)

Well, I felt like I would have related to it, but then I just got dumped, so.

Trisha Paytas (125:50)

Oh, so you were not happy about it?

Oscar (125:51)

You don't happy about it? No, it was traumatic because I'm like, okay, I can't even relate to this song now because I got. I just got dumped and I can't relate to this whole era.

Trisha Paytas (125:58)

So you wanted Heartbreak Taylor.

Oscar (126:01)

So I do think about it. I did think about my ex recently because the showgirl came. Came out and I was just like, damn, life was so different back in 2019. True. So should I think of, like, X, like, even situations?

Trisha Paytas (126:13)

Any finally?

Oscar (126:16)

No, I think of it fondly as, like, I was. I was. It was funny, like, like, like I think I was funny, like, just going out on days for the plot, I guess.

Trisha Paytas (126:25)

Oh, I see. Yeah.

Oscar (126:25)

Yeah. So I smile for that. Like, I smile that young. My young era that was like, lasted like, you know, a few months. And I was like, good job. You did that. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (126:35)

You did that.

Oscar (126:35)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (126:35)

You ate.

Oscar (126:36)

You. You got ghosted a lot. But, yeah, ghosted, yes. Because also my friend texted me after the D D Joe Joe Keery moment, which, apologies. He's not a dj. He's a musician. So to clarify. And it is pronounced djo, not djo, which, yeah, was your argument.

Trisha Paytas (126:56)

Okay. Apologies to the DJO community.

Oscar (126:58)

Yeah, we did have to. I had to apologize to Nicole Rafi, who Is. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (127:01)

The Chronically Online Girl. Yes. Every time you say her name, like, why don't you just call her Chronically Online Girl? It's like, Jake Shane was therapist. What was he? Octopus lover? Yeah. Like, you know, you gotta say what we know them as.

Oscar (127:12)

And then my friend texted me, and she was like, I'm dying at your. You guys talking about dj because my. Because Matt is his, like, best friend. And at first we. I dated a guy named Matt who was. Who was friends with her. So I was like, no, is. I was like, I can't have that Matt. I had a bad ending with him, so a frown, not a smile.

Trisha Paytas (127:36)

Oh, I see.

Oscar (127:37)

But she clarified. Not the same Matt. Yeah. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (127:39)

I get triggered at the mention of any ex.

Oscar (127:40)

Yes.

Trisha Paytas (127:41)

I don't like any of it, but.

Oscar (127:43)

I did think that was funny. Her now partner is best friends with Joe Keery. I kind of want to be like, come on down, because I feel like you and DJ Would have a funny home.

Trisha Paytas (127:52)

Yeah, I. You know what? I looked into it, too. After the podcast. I was like, I. Yeah, I did know him. I remember him on Jimmy Fallon doing, like, a parody of Stranger Things. So I didn't know him.

Oscar (128:00)

Oh, that's how you know him.

Trisha Paytas (128:01)

Okay, I did know him. God, was he on something else, too, or. No, he's just one of that Stranger things. He looks familiar and everything. Things.

Oscar (128:08)

I don't know. Let me see.

Trisha Paytas (128:09)

I feel like he's, like, in a romantic movie or something. Or I could be totally wrong. He just looked so familiar. Maybe I just saw him in, like, brand deals or something. I don't know.

Oscar (128:15)

Brand Deals?

Trisha Paytas (128:16)

Like, his hair, like you said. It's just.

Oscar (128:18)

He was in that movie, Free Guy.

Trisha Paytas (128:21)

Oh, I did see that one. The one with Ryan Reynolds.

Oscar (128:24)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (128:24)

That was horrible.

Oscar (128:24)

It was.

Moses (128:25)

It was a good movie.

Trisha Paytas (128:26)

I hated that movie. I hated that movie.

Oscar (128:29)

That's pretty much it. Yeah. He's in. Yeah. That's the only thing I recognize.

Trisha Paytas (128:35)

Okay. I recognize him for sure. Yeah, I'll say. I like him. He seems cool. Yeah, I would love to hang out. Was that on the app? Was that the option or what were you saying?

Oscar (128:46)

I was gonna have him come promote whatever music he's got.

Trisha Paytas (128:49)

The new Strange. Oh, right. Or Stranger Things. Probably the music is better. Yeah, I would love to.

Oscar (128:56)

My. Okay. Picture me transitioning from your Hollywood to Bollywood film pitch. Okay, so Blake Lively's salary from Aden with us. The stipulations about it came out because these documents were unsealed by Justin Baldon's team and in the contract, she was. Her salary for the movie for fixed compensation was 1.75 million for doing the movie. But then there was a 10% percent bonus of the movie's gross proceeds and then financial bonuses based on award nominations and box office performance. So she would have received an extra 75,000 if she received a Golden Globes nomination.

Trisha Paytas (129:42)

Wow.

Oscar (129:43)

And if she won. 200,000.

Trisha Paytas (129:45)

Wow.

Oscar (129:46)

Yes.

Trisha Paytas (129:46)

Oh, is that common?

Oscar (129:47)

And it actually is pretty common. Yeah. She would receive another 50,000 for a SAG Award nomination and 70, 75,000 if she won the SAG Award and if she got an Oscar nomination. 100,000 for the nomination and 200,000 for winning. And I kind of think this was leaked to, like, embarrass her, but I think I kind of like the energy.

Trisha Paytas (130:11)

Yeah. High hopes for that movie. They were like, when that Oscar nom.

Oscar (130:18)

Comes, like, the vibe.

Trisha Paytas (130:20)

Yeah.

Oscar (130:21)

And I think you should start doing it whenever in the contracts.

Trisha Paytas (130:26)

Putting that down. If I win a Tony for Beetlejuice, even though you have to be an originator of the role, maybe they'll change it for me. Make an exception. Yeah, absolutely. Give me that bonus.

Oscar (130:35)

So funny.

Trisha Paytas (130:37)

That is, I guess, everything. Yeah, I guess just everything you do.

Oscar (130:39)

Yeah. You kind of have to go into it thinking, yeah, I could very well win an Oscar.

Trisha Paytas (130:43)

She negotiated it.

Oscar (130:45)

I think it's a pretty normal thing to put in the contract. But it is ballsy to be like.

Moses (130:50)

But it definitely came from her lawyers. Her side. Yeah. Negotiating for.

Trisha Paytas (130:54)

Yeah, I like it too. And I guess I like in. In, like, that's why you have people. Right. Is like, you know, even people that work, like, work with me and stuff, like at ca, like, they really do just be submitting me for, like, everything. And like, never would I have the balls to be like, let me audition for Beetlejuice on Broadway. But they're like, I think you can do this. Not. I was like, all right. Like, you know what I mean? Like, sometimes you need people to give you, like, that little confidence boost.

Oscar (131:16)

Yeah, I like it.

Trisha Paytas (131:18)

Like you said, too. It's like, might as well. If they agree to it also, maybe just Dustin Baldoni's present team might be like, well, that's not happening. So whatever you want to put in there, for sure.

Oscar (131:27)

I know t is like, this doesn't affect us.

Trisha Paytas (131:29)

Yeah, for sure. If you win that Oscar, I mean, then it's great for them, but I'm.

Moses (131:33)

Surprised they didn't edit one more. What if you get bad press bonus because the movie, I mean, she made them so much Money just from all the bad press.

Oscar (131:42)

That's what I saw it.

Moses (131:43)

Yeah. Just like. Because when you. Let's say when a movie wins an Oscar, so many people watch it, the movie makes more money. You get a bonus.

Trisha Paytas (131:49)

You're so right. We both ended up watching as like.

Oscar (131:51)

Yeah, well, she did. It was in there. That base. If it does well, like the back end deal where she receives part of the. The net proceeds.

Trisha Paytas (131:59)

But it's pretty normal. Maybe she did the. The to like, get it. Get people to watch it. Like, I need to get that back end, which now is all money towards the lawsuit. I suppose.

Oscar (132:08)

I suppose.

Trisha Paytas (132:09)

When is that happening? When's it all coming to?

Oscar (132:11)

March 2026 is when it's supposed to.

Trisha Paytas (132:13)

So far away.

Moses (132:14)

They definitely close all the money she made from the movie on lawyers. Yeah, yeah.

Trisha Paytas (132:20)

Like, it's not a little amount, but I'm surprised it was only what, 1.75 or 1.5.

Oscar (132:24)

You said 1.75 was the fixed. Yeah, yeah.

Trisha Paytas (132:28)

I don't know. It seems low for like an A lister.

Moses (132:30)

It depends how long. Like, the movie was probably filmed in a very short time.

Trisha Paytas (132:33)

That's true. It's probably low budget. It was like Justin's production company.

Oscar (132:36)

Yeah. And also like a lot of times people. Talent takes a pay cut for like smaller movies for like up front. And then the back end deal is where like a lot of people make.

Trisha Paytas (132:50)

Yeah, I have heard that before.

Oscar (132:51)

Yeah. Yeah. But I do. Me and Jimmy renegotiating. If we get Streamy nominations, we got maybe Emmys.

Trisha Paytas (133:01)

Let's put Emmys in there. Streamys is realistic. Yeah. A Golden Globe. Yeah. I think you guys easily could Unwell award.

Oscar (133:11)

Oh, yeah. If we get an unwell nomination next year. Yes. Or shorty. At least a shorty.

Trisha Paytas (133:16)

You don't get those. That to me is like, that could happen. I'll give you bonuses. I'll take everyone to Japan. We gotta do a Japan run of the show.

Oscar (133:25)

Yeah, we do.

Trisha Paytas (133:27)

What, like just for like a month. Do like a little Japanese live show.

Oscar (133:31)

A month?

Trisha Paytas (133:32)

Two months.

Oscar (133:33)

Okay. It was like a month is a long time, but yeah, two weeks.

Trisha Paytas (133:36)

Okay, Whatever. Whatever. I was trying to think logistically. Yeah, I mean, I heard that too. With like Tom Cruise. He had only taken like 50,000 for one mission Impossible, but then they gave him like 50 million because the. It did. So I don't know if that's true, but you know, you know what I see now, the new, like, kind of pivoting was like, you know those Marilyn Monroe corn quotes where People like, oh, Marilyn Monroe said this. And you never know if she did. It's like, beauty is this. It's like Marilyn Monroe. I keep seeing like Jim Carrey quotes like that. Oh, it's like really philosophical and deep.

Moses (134:01)

I'm like, did he actually say this? Yeah, he has a lot.

Trisha Paytas (134:03)

Oh, really? It's a whole thing about it. I was like, oh, there's so many. And I was like, how does he have so many deep quotes? He's 63.

Moses (134:10)

He had a whole like, I don't know, it's kind of like awakening and epiphanies. And he's an artist and he paints and because he was like, there's a.

Trisha Paytas (134:19)

Lot, you know, that manifesting one. Whereas, like, if you write a 20 million dollar check to yourself and he was able to cash it like 10 years later, and I was, did he really do that?

Moses (134:26)

Or people just like, that might be a little bit of an anecdote kind of thing. Because at the time he wasn't like that.

Trisha Paytas (134:32)

He's like, I wrote a check for $20 million and I said I was gonna cash it in five years. And he did, because he got the mask.

Moses (134:37)

Maybe I don't want to take it away from him. But as far as like the awakening part, that happened much later.

Trisha Paytas (134:42)

Okay, got it, got it. Cuz I always see the quotes and.

Oscar (134:46)

I'm always like, I have this quote saved from you. It says, the last capitalist we hang shall be the one who sold us the rope. And it says that. You said that. You said it.

Trisha Paytas (134:56)

No, is it true? What?

Moses (134:59)

That's.

Trisha Paytas (135:00)

What is that from?

Moses (135:01)

That's what I'm saying.

Trisha Paytas (135:02)

Like, see?

Moses (135:03)

No any of this anymore marks or something.

Trisha Paytas (135:06)

Oh, it's a real quote.

Moses (135:08)

I'm sure it is. Like, it sounds like.

Trisha Paytas (135:10)

So where did you see that? Send it to me.

Oscar (135:11)

It's in my meme folder.

Trisha Paytas (135:12)

I want to post.

Moses (135:14)

Was probably like a French Revolution or something.

Trisha Paytas (135:17)

I love that you have a meme folder and I'm in there.

Oscar (135:19)

You are like 80% of the meme folder.

Trisha Paytas (135:21)

I got to say, that's like, I found out this morning, Tony, my hairdresser. You know those stickers that Jimmy taught us how to do?

Moses (135:26)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (135:27)

He has like a bunch of stickers of me and his phone. I was like, send me right now. I need to see every single sticker you send of me. And like, it was like one of me holding a pickle, the other one of me like laying naked on the bed eating pizza. Have you ever seen that meme?

Oscar (135:39)

I'm like, yes, of course, yes.

Moses (135:41)

Not the meme. I remember the photo shoot.

Trisha Paytas (135:43)

No, it wasn't a photo shoot. It's like, literally me, like, not wearing any makeup, just, like, naked in bed. Like, it's from, like, the grove. And he has that. I was like, where do they find these? It's, like, so funny. And he's like, yeah. I said, I'm. I love it. I just was, like, shocked. He's like, he had all of them ready to go on deck. Ours is like, of our kids, like, doing weird stuff. I was just like, I love this. Just like a random Jimmy with my mom with the Arby's hat. I use that one all the time.

Oscar (136:03)

Like.

Trisha Paytas (136:03)

Like, it's so. Now I love a sticker. Now I can't stop using them.

Moses (136:06)

Insert the stickers.

Trisha Paytas (136:07)

Insert the stickers. They're my favorite. Jimmy always. That first time you sent the Arby's.

Moses (136:11)

One, you and I were both.

Oscar (136:12)

We were.

Moses (136:13)

We were on the floor. Like, how do you do that? It's like somebody, you know, like, you walk into, like, a tribe in the jungle and show them fun for the first time.

Trisha Paytas (136:21)

Yeah.

Moses (136:21)

We're like, how did you do that?

Trisha Paytas (136:23)

We were so gay. And then we started sending in so many of them that day. We're like, wow. We wanted to do it. It was, like, so easy. I do love learning new things.

Oscar (136:30)

Oh, I had the return of King Kylie. I don't know how to feel about it. Kylie Jenner is reviving her King Kylie era. Ten years later, going back to her blue hair.

Trisha Paytas (136:42)

I love it. You don't know how you feel about. I love it. Why don't you love it? I just love when there's, like, a throwback to something.

Oscar (136:48)

You love a throwback. I do, I do. And I did love that era of, like, Kylie.

Trisha Paytas (136:55)

So what are you questioning?

Oscar (137:00)

It just feels so, like, untrendy right now.

Trisha Paytas (137:03)

Like, oh, interesting, right?

Oscar (137:05)

Because I feel like it's so clean. Girls like the vibe. Like, I think we. We. One of our many Patreon videos that we filmed, like, a clip came up of Brooke and Tana, like, pre Clean Girl aesthetic, and it was like, whoa. It was like, jarring, you know?

Trisha Paytas (137:18)

Yeah. How different.

Oscar (137:19)

Yeah, I mean, I do like a glam too, but it's just like. It's so. Like, she's doing. Doing metallic lips again and stuff, and I'm like, oh, it's just so not the moment. But maybe it'll come back, I guess.

Trisha Paytas (137:29)

I think, like, yeah, they'll bring it back. Like, I feel like I thought that I'm begging for it. But I did see like Mac has like silver frosted, like how like hologram eyes and stuff like that. So I do feel like there is like this like maybe coming. Maybe they know something we don't. Like it's not there yet because we do see all the clean. Look at Michaela, the tick tocker. Like she's always doing little Michaela, you know, I don't know, it seems to be Mikhail, but she always does like a cut crease and I feel like she's been wanting the 2016 to come back. So. Yeah, I think there's. Yeah. I don't know. I mean I think if she's bringing it back, be like, yes, we're gonna bring it back. Do they have the power that they influence to do that?

Oscar (138:08)

I don't know. That's what I'm wondering.

Trisha Paytas (138:09)

I mean maybe for the young girls, maybe.

Oscar (138:12)

Maybe it's like, I think Spell chest made the point of like, like when the celebrity brands now like road or rare Beauty and Fenty and stuff. Like yes, at first they get the press because it's a celebrity owned thing. But we always hear about like how crazy good the product is. You know, it's like, oh, these peptide lips, like you need it, whatever.

Trisha Paytas (138:32)

Right.

Oscar (138:32)

Whereas like Kylie doesn't have that. Yeah. Like, I mean at first with a lip kit it was like the moment. Now everyone kind of like Tana has lip kit.

Trisha Paytas (138:39)

Everyone kind of has a lip kit.

Oscar (138:41)

So. And like none of the products really stood out after that that much.

Trisha Paytas (138:46)

So end of an era, you think?

Oscar (138:48)

I don't know. And also it was like she was teasing it like on Snapchat, which was also kind of recession indicator. Like teasing your big comeback via Snapchat.

Trisha Paytas (138:58)

I got paid to do it for sure. Yeah.

Oscar (139:03)

And usually I'm a, I'm a Kylie truther. Like I love a Kylie everything, you know, I waited hours for that pop up shop. But the.

Trisha Paytas (139:09)

This one's not hitting it for you?

Oscar (139:11)

I don't know. And she's, she's making her music debut with, with Tara Jr. Oh, I didn't see that. Yeah, it comes out tonight, Monday night. But. And it was like a big thing I like around 2016 where people speculated that she was anonymously on this. Like I guess they're kind of like a band. Tarot junior. Like people thought it was secretly Kylie singing with them. I don't know, I forget how that conspiracy came about. But that was a big.

Trisha Paytas (139:37)

She's an actual good singer then.

Oscar (139:38)

Yeah. Like she was secret it's like very like electronic techno pop, like hyper pop kind of nachos but so like like very autotuny. So people thought it could have been Kylie. So now she actually is Collabing with Tara Jr. You think it's going to be good?

Trisha Paytas (139:56)

She might eat. I love.

Oscar (139:57)

She might eat.

Trisha Paytas (139:58)

I love her. Rise and shine.

Oscar (140:00)

She did eat with that.

Trisha Paytas (140:01)

It's pretty.

Oscar (140:01)

Yeah. Is Rise and shine. It was gorge.

Trisha Paytas (140:05)

Yeah, I sing that every morning when I go wake up Elvis.

Oscar (140:08)

But I don't know. I guess we'll see. I'm like a little skeptical but yeah.

Trisha Paytas (140:12)

I don't know if it's like my thing but I don't know if I'm the entire audience because I do not wear. I don't know how to do my own makeup outside of getting makeup done. So I don't think it's my entire audience. But I do get influenced by the Kardashians more than anyone. Like there's part of me that's like, yeah, let's not. You know we talked about consumerism in our patreon about like the halls and everything like that and I got to hate that this and. But at the same time I am so influenced. Like Chloe today with my hair was like I want a Chloe hair. I see Chris with the facelift. I'm like I told Moses, 40 years old. I'm getting that facelift by her doctor. She looks so good. Like I'm very influenced by them. So. But Kylie, I used to be even that era. I was like way too old to be influenced by King Kai. I'm sure she was like 16 and I was like 20 something. But I did wear the dip dye.

Oscar (140:55)

Extensions from was that was kind of, I mean I. She collabed with I think like Sugar Factory in the lollipop. Who had that kind lollipop? I have like Yes, I sure did. You saw it maybe in my garage. I actually might cuz it was in my sugar factory.

Trisha Paytas (141:12)

Used to be so cool and it's just like not. We took our kids there, we went to Vegas and was just like sad. Yeah, I wanted to like it.

Oscar (141:20)

I think the last, the last time I was there was the, the Tana Jake Paul wedding and it did feel. Wow.

Trisha Paytas (141:26)

Like a little.

Oscar (141:26)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (141:28)

And that was six years ago. So now it probably is more they try to. Red Robin is just trying to do a resurgence right now.

Oscar (141:35)

Oh, I used to live for Red Robin back in the day. Okay, me too.

Trisha Paytas (141:38)

I was like Moses and he's just like, what's Red Robin? I Was like, what do you mean? That was like my favorite with the onion ring tower. And it was so. Well, there was one at the Thousand Oaks Mall. It's no longer there. I think our closest one is Simi Valley. And I literally was like, we have to go. Cuz they're also like bringing, like, dirty sodas there. And they look so delicious. Like the way they have it all flavored and mixed in all. I don't know. There was this new menu item thing that popped up from Red Robin. I was like, God, I never want to go to Red Robin.

Moses (141:59)

The only thing I remember is there a jingle like Red Robin. I just remember that, like on the radio.

Trisha Paytas (142:07)

Wow.

Oscar (142:07)

We ate.

Trisha Paytas (142:07)

I hope you remember that. That's so random. Just listen to that.

Moses (142:10)

That's the power of a jingle.

Trisha Paytas (142:13)

That's true. There's not enough good ones. I loved Red Robin. Yeah. Right by the AMC at Thousand Oaks Mall there. There's like the skeleton of what was the Red Robin. I don't know what's there now, but I could tell. I know a red Robin a mile away. I was like, that looks so good. Yeah, I loved it. See me? The last place of the chain restaurants. Like, they had those TGI Fridays. I think that closed lots of TGI Fridays too. Even the one was there one in Northridge. I think that one closed. Yeah, they're all closing. Not Red Lobster. That new Zeo has it on locked with the seafood boils, the fresh pressure biscuits. Even though the day mom, we made those big potatoes, mom was like, I love Red Lobsters baked potato. I was like, me too. That's what I always get when we go there. I love a Red Lobster. Stay open, please, for the love God. That and Chuck E. Cheese. Chuck E. Should do a FNAF takeover. Oh, when the movie comes out, they.

Oscar (142:58)

Have an adult Chuck E. Cheese. Now where I think it might be in a land. It is kind of like, we should.

Trisha Paytas (143:08)

Go for a Patreon.

Oscar (143:10)

It kind of gives. What's it called?

Trisha Paytas (143:14)

Fnaf.

Oscar (143:15)

No. What's that one in Hollywood? David, Buster. Dave and Busters.

Trisha Paytas (143:18)

Dave and Buster's here too. It's not quite as cool.

Oscar (143:21)

It's in Dallas. Never mind. I don't know why I thought it was here.

Trisha Paytas (143:24)

We should go for Patreon to the last remaining animatronic Chuck E. Cheese in Northridge. There's only one left, and it's in Northridge.

Oscar (143:30)

Really?

Trisha Paytas (143:30)

Yeah. It has the original, like, animatronics and it's. Wow.

Oscar (143:33)

Yeah. We do have to go before they. I feel like the.

Trisha Paytas (143:35)

I know.

Oscar (143:36)

Evict them soon.

Trisha Paytas (143:37)

No, it's gonna be so sad. I want to go so bad. It's like right where we get the Korean fried cheese too, I always say.

Oscar (143:42)

Oh, okay. Work.

Trisha Paytas (143:43)

Yeah, it's right on that little stretch.

Oscar (143:45)

Oh, no. Okay. They are also opening a Chuck's Arcade is the adult version. I don't like that in. In Los Angeles as well.

Trisha Paytas (143:53)

Just the name Chuck's Arcade sounds like something I don't want to do. But for the positivity of this episode, I'm down to go. Anything, any business venture is an adventure.

Oscar (144:01)

Worth trying to dying and oh, Kylie Jenner is also making her film debut with in Charlie XCX's new movie.

Trisha Paytas (144:11)

Oh, what movie is she doing?

Oscar (144:13)

It's about a pop star. It kind of gives the idol tea. It's about like a pop star gearing up for her first arena tour. And she's producing it. Charlie is producing it. And it stars Kylie Jenner, Rachel Sennett, Alexander Skarsgard.

Trisha Paytas (144:26)

Oh, what a cast.

Oscar (144:27)

I know.

Trisha Paytas (144:28)

It is like a lineup. You think Kylie's the lead?

Oscar (144:31)

I don't know it like not much information. Like the cast list was dropped. But like not what who the star is or anything. Charlie's kind of getting an acting bag though. She has another movie that she's. That she filmed another. A24 movie. As we know. She wasn't overcompensating and she was a scene stealer.

Trisha Paytas (144:47)

Yeah, she was really good. She was a scene stealer. How did they get her in there? Benny.

Oscar (144:52)

Benny's boyfriend. Oh, is her like creative director. Yeah, it's. Or I forget. I don't know what his title is, but yeah. Shout out Terry.

Trisha Paytas (145:00)

Oh, Terry. Yes, yes, yes. We love Terry. God, I always. Yes. The lore is so deep.

Oscar (145:05)

I know.

Trisha Paytas (145:06)

Especially in Hollywood. Like the new young Hollywood people. They're all so intertwined. Yes, it is very that she was the Sally last weekend.

Oscar (145:15)

Yeah, I'd love that. All roads lead back to the Taylor feud because she had her shirt said Kansas City on it. But it was just a reference to. To role model. Cuz he had the same shirt in his SNL promo. So I think she was just supposed to look like she was borrowing his shirt.

Trisha Paytas (145:33)

But yeah, people are just way too on the Swifty. Like the orange iPhone. Come on, guys. It's just an iPhone. I don't know if everybody. I love you.

Oscar (145:42)

Trying to distance yourself from the Swifty.

Trisha Paytas (145:44)

Well, I'm not trying. Look, look at this right here. We have. We have both Brat and Swifty. Okay. I love a bow. Don't come for me.

Oscar (145:57)

I'm dead.

Trisha Paytas (145:58)

I love them both. Yes. Always. And this is not me. Just scared to get no nothing. I. I, honestly, there truly is no, no beef in any of that for me at all. I. The only beef I like is my RV steak nuggets.

Oscar (146:10)

Okay. Work. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (146:10)

Get them today.

Oscar (146:11)

I, too, am bipartisan. I'm like, you know, it's none of my business, to be frank. You know, I think I am too. Damn. That's what I. I came to the consensus with this last, like, album and all the discourse. I'm like, I fear I am just too old. Like, I don't. I'm too old for the Stan wars. I've been on the. In the trenches. I've been in the front lines. I've done my time for sure.

Trisha Paytas (146:29)

I do think it's such a valid debate for 20 year olds. Yes. You know, because we would be in there.

Oscar (146:36)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (146:36)

Tati. Dumb as hell.

Oscar (146:37)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (146:37)

31 when I do that. But, like, we would be in there. And I'm there for those people.

Oscar (146:43)

Yes. With the discord. It's just I've exited the narrative.

Trisha Paytas (146:46)

Exactly. It's like the halls. Michaela, do all the halls you want. Not for me anymore. You know, but that's it.

Oscar (146:53)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (146:53)

Or do we have more? That's it. Yeah. That's great. All right. We're trying to get the tacos, so we'll wrap it up there. We did the ad reads already. All right. That. Unless you have something. No, no, I think we did it. Good. There's room for everybody. And keep your hands off the artist in the barricades, otherwise they'll never do it again. Don't lose your privileges. But we love you guys. It's a really positive week. It's really a lot happening. The new harvest moon has just passed, so, you know, it's a plentiful harvest. Plentiful harvest, yes. Now it's getting darker. So, you know, share. Share the fruits that you've harvested. But we love you guys. Go check out the new gesture studies. Check out our Fitness test on patreon.com Gesture Trish, get your tickets to Beetlejuice the musical on Broadway anytime. But I'll be there November 4th through the 23rd and get tickets to Trishmas Live starting November 30th. We love you guys. And Oscar's Oscar stream. So maybe it's happening right now. Go over there. Okay. Love you guys. Bye.