Sabrina Carpenter's Album Drama + Should Sydney Sweeney DUMP Scooter Braun?

Summary

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Just Trish — Episode Summary

Podcast: Just Trish
Date: September 4, 2025
Host: Trisha Paytas
Co-hosts: Oscar Gracey, Moses
Episode Theme:
Trisha, self-proclaimed meme queen, gives her unfiltered and comedic take on the week’s buzzworthy internet moments, viral drama, and pop culture headlines, with Oscar Gracey & Moses joining for hot takes and playful debate. The episode covers recent social media trends, celebrity controversies, industry gossip, the shocking "Dog Food Lunch" TikTok, lottery fantasies, the new cast of Dancing With The Stars, and reactions to Sabrina Carpenter’s new album.

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Main Topics & Insights

1. Dog Food Lunch Viral TikTok

• [03:37–09:14]
  • Trisha & Moses recap the TikTok of a woman whose husband packed her “lunch,” consisting of half-eaten snack bags, an unrefrigerated Chipotle bowl, and notably, bagged dog food labeled “You’re my dog.”
  • Trisha is horrified but recognizes not all couples share the same humor.
    Quote:
    “That, to me, is grounds for divorce.” — Trisha [05:09]
  • Oscar arrives and is equally aghast, framing this as emblematic of “straight men” failures.
  • They discuss viral backlash and how moments meant as jokes often backfire. Quote:
    “She thinks she’s going to go viral for this because it’s funny, but… the whole internet thinks your husband hates you now.” — Oscar [09:21]
  • Broader commentary on gendered divisions of domestic labor. Quote:
    “Marriage is a trap for women. It’s like taking care of another child.” — Trisha [07:32]

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2. Lottery Frenzy & Philanthropy Fantasies

• [10:00–15:03]
  • Trisha shares her obsession with lotto tickets, discussing odds, jackpot math, and what she’d do if she won ($1.3 billion at stake).
  • The group jokes about severance packages, buying out podcast co-hosts, and competing with MrBeast in philanthropy. Quote:
    “If I win, I’ll be philanthropic out my butt about it.” — Trisha [13:15] Quote:
    “I’ll be like, ‘Here’s my five million dollar severance package!’” — Trisha [12:32]

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3. Pop Culture Deep Dives & Celebrity Campaigns

• [15:10–30:00]
  • Tangent on brand valuations (Domino’s, Apple, Gap), and influencer marketing.
  • Recap of the “denim wars”: Gap’s cat’s eye campaign with 400M views and a sales surge vs. American Eagle’s failed Sydney Sweeney campaign and Lucky Jeans’ Addison Rae campaign. Quote:
    “Rage bait, not as effective as everyone thinks.” — Oscar [29:42]
  • Discussion on size inclusivity and why brands like Torrid and Lane Bryant were left out. Quote:
    “Average American woman is a size 14… Those stores don’t carry size 14.” — Trisha [30:24]
  • They lament sizing exclusivity and share shopping stories.

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4. Celebrity Scandals & Internet Outrage

• [33:05–43:13]
  • Sydney Sweeney dating Scooter Braun: Oscar clarifies Scooter’s Taylor Swift masters controversy and “why we hate Scooter Braun.” [33:35]
  • Brands hiring “faces of everything” – the logic and pitfalls.
  • The “Hat Stealing CEO” US Open drama: A Polish businessman steals a hat from a kid at a tennis match, causing viral uproar and review-bombing. Quote:
    “Honestly, you should go to hell. Like, are you kidding me?” — Trisha [41:00]
  • Resurfacing the Coldplay CEO “cult event” and how public apology statements shape online redemption arcs. Quote:
    “One moment of inattention can undo years of work.” — Oscar, reading the CEO’s apology [40:56]

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5. Cardi B Courtroom Saga

• [47:24–54:50]
  • Trisha and Oscar give a blow-by-blow of Cardi B’s court case with a security guard alleging assault.
  • Highlighting Cardi’s viral courtroom moments — clowning the lawyer’s questions, falling asleep during closing arguments, and her ultimate legal win. Quote:
    “Cardi was just so funny...‘I’m not afraid of men, but not like that!’” — Oscar [113:03]
  • Cardi’s reaction to public fat-shaming of the plaintiff, and viral moments of her tossing a marker at a nosy reporter after trial.

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6. Parenting & The Homework Debate

• [58:43–62:36]
  • Kim Kardashian advocates against homework on Kai Cenat’s stream; the podcast panel debates homework’s utility, with Oscar and Moses sharing their school experiences.
  • Comparison of international school systems, block scheduling, and the purpose of homework. Quote:
    “If you’re going to school eight hours a day, there should be no homework.” — Trisha [60:04]
  • Discussion turns to the challenges and privilege of managing celebrity children’s schedules.

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7. Dancing With The Stars Cast Reveal

• [95:18–100:22]
  • Trisha speculates about being a “secret tap-in” on the new DWTS season, following a pro’s (Sasha Farber) Instagram follow.
  • They go through the cast—surprised at the influencer-heavy and older-star mix, lamenting lack of plus-size representation.
  • Oscar analyzes likely winners (Jordan Chiles, gymnasts). Quote:
    “No fatties...No oversized people, I'm sad.” — Trisha [100:09]
  • Recap of previous gymnasts’ success; hopes for more inclusivity in future seasons.

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8. Fifth Harmony & Girl Group Gossip

• [81:48–87:33]
  • Nostalgia for Fifth Harmony’s reunion at the Jonas Brothers concert; Camila Cabello’s absence, the group’s “messy charm,” and Normani’s solo star power.
• Parallels drawn to boyband drama (One Direction, NSYNC) and Justin Timberlake’s fall from favor. Quote:
  “[Fifth Harmony’s] never like in sync together… But that’s kind of their charm.” — Oscar [86:12]

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9. Pop Music: Sabrina Carpenter’s Reputation Era

• [107:50–120:50]
  • Deep dive on Sabrina Carpenter’s new album: country influence, break-up themes, and tongue-in-cheek lyrics (“agoraphobic” backlash, Dylan O’Brien shade).
  • Dissection of her media tour: Gail King’s “blunt old lady” questioning, Interview magazine’s “Are you scared of not being hot?” moment. Quote:
    “You can’t call her ugly…it’s blatant misinformation.” — Oscar [120:07]
  • Debate over pop stardom longevity, comparisons to Taylor Swift’s reputation era, coping with industry misogyny.

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10. Closing Bits: Camp, Touring Dreams, & Updates

• [121:08–end]
  • Trisha reframes herself as “camp” not cringey as she dreams of a Countess Luann-style cabaret tour. Quote:
    “Camp is just a new word for cringe...But hey, like, it’s camp!” — Trisha [121:30]
  • News of Katherine Paiz’s engagement, praise for keeping relationships private.
  • Final DWTS commentary; Trisha jokes about being overlooked for the show, while teasing “big news” to be announced next week.

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Notable Quotes & Timestamps

• “That, to me, is like, grounds for divorce.” — Trisha, on the dog food lunch [05:09]
• “Marriage is a trap for women. It’s like taking care of another child.” — Trisha [07:32]
• “If I win, I’ll be philanthropic out my butt about it.” — Trisha [13:15]
• “Rage bait, not as effective as everyone thinks.” — Oscar, on influencer campaigns [29:42]
• “The average American woman is a size 14...Those stores don’t carry size 14.” — Trisha [30:24]
• “Honestly, you should go to hell. Like, are you kidding me?” — Trisha, on the viral hat-stealing CEO [41:00]
• “Cardi was just so funny...‘I’m not afraid of men, but not like that!’” — Oscar [113:03]
• “If you’re going to school eight hours a day, there should be no homework.” — Trisha [60:04]
• “No fatties...No oversized people, I'm sad.” — Trisha [100:09]
• “[Fifth Harmony’s] never like in sync together…But that’s kind of their charm.” — Oscar [86:12]
• “Camp is just a new word for cringe...But hey, like, it’s camp!” — Trisha [121:30]
• “You can’t call her ugly…it’s blatant misinformation.” — Oscar, on Sabrina Carpenter [120:07]

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Episode Timestamps

• 00:00 — Opening banter, Patreon plug, retrospective on iconic Trisha memes/cosplays
• 03:37 — The TikTok dog food lunch drama
• 10:00 — Lottery fantasies, taxes, and do-gooder rivalry with MrBeast
• 15:10 — Brand campaigns, celebrity face overload, the “denim wars”
• 33:05 — Celebrity scandals: Sweeney & Scooter, brand deals
• 40:56 — US Open hat-stealing CEO outrage
• 47:24 — Cardi B’s court battle and media mishaps
• 58:43 — Kim Kardashian sparks homework debate on a streamer’s show
• 95:18 — Dancing with the Stars cast breakdown
• 107:50 — Sabrina Carpenter’s album, media tour, cultural criticism
• 121:08 — Camp vs. cringe, Luann’s cabaret, closing news & teases

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Tone & Style

The episode blends irreverence with pop culture expertise, true to Trisha’s “tell it like it is” persona. Debates are playful, confessions candid, and the commentary veers from hilariously incisive to passionately unserious. Oscar provides industry context and journalistic tidbits, Moses balances with practical, real-life takes.

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This recap covers all major discussion points, viral moments, and signature Trisha quotables, delivering both entertainment and inside scoop for those who missed the episode.

Transcript

[A]

Mama. Papa. Mi cuerpo crece a un ridmo alarm. Dancing with the star is cast announced and I'm on it. Yeah, honestly, you should go to hell. Are you kidding me? I love that camp is just a new word for cringe. Cause I'm that too. I'm cringe. But hey, like, it's Cam. Yay. Hello and welcome to the J. Trish pile. I feel a little quieter because we are missing one third of our trio. Just for a little bit. He'll be here soon. But I feel like with Moses, I need to calm my energy. I don't have my laughing loud partner in crime here. I have my soft spoken partner in crime in real life here. Partner in love. Really? Moses? We're starting the podcast. Oscar's on his way. How do we even do this? Oh, I know. Pig. Patreon.com Just Trish. My ears are also, like, weirdly popped, so I felt like I was screaming doing the ad reads. But go to patreon.com just trish. Whoa. Already chaos. We have signed headshots and we have a sticker of the month as me. So you get Glinda, Trish, and Selena. Trish. Honestly, Two Trishes. I love. Do you love those Trishes? Moses?

[B]

I was there. I. Wait, I filmed this one.

[A]

Did you?

[B]

Yeah, I filmed you sitting there on the ledge.

[A]

And who were you? You were. You were cosplaying with me.

[C]

One of the first cosplays.

[B]

Then we ate the pizza. Like, there's not enough hot sauce for me. Babe.

[A]

That was good. That was so good. Yeah. What are you doing? What are you doing? His name's Chris.

[B]

Okay.

[A]

What are you doing? What are you doing? What is that?

[B]

Hot sauce.

[A]

That's too much. That is too. Stop.

[B]

We never have enough hot sauce for me.

[A]

Babe, you're crazy. You're crazy. I love it. So my favorite scenes in Selena and one of our earliest cosplays. And you had the ponytail like him. You really did transform into all the cosplays. Is there anything you would like to promote before we jump in?

[B]

No.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

I was just still at death. I was like, I love when there's a meme of yours and I was there to film it or I remember it.

[A]

Oh, that's right.

[B]

I really love those.

[A]

Really? You're like, I was there in a moment in history.

[B]

Yep.

[A]

You did a great job filming that. Well, justchurch.com, we always forget to promote this, but my mom is still shipping out of our garage, and we have cups available and Hats. You have the whole thing set up here. You always tell me to. I also love. Do we have Easter eggs? That's okay. We have Easter egg. The mug over there. Your mug. Cam, these cups are amazing, and the mugs are amazing, and the hats are amazing. Everything is just amazing.

[B]

That's not my lipstick.

[A]

We have exciting things happening later today. That's why we're, like, on a. We've run a tight ship here on Monday, too. It was a shorter episode because we've been having, like, things happening. And I'm super excited. You guys will probably know in the next week, so there's lots of stuff happening. And. Yeah, I kind of. I kind of just don't even know, but maybe this is your time, babe, to give me a Hot topic that you normally want to bring on.

[B]

Oh, did you see the girl that her husband packed her lunch for her?

[A]

Yes. I wanted to talk about this on Monday. And she. She stands. This is. Okay, so this. Basically this. We're so on the same TikTok. TikTok is so funny because, like, I don't know if she has followers or she doesn't, but she went viral. Young girl, she's a teacher. She had forgotten her lunch, so she asked her husband to. To pack a lunch and, like, bring it over her way. So she's showing him bringing her, like, chips and cookies, but, like, in the full bags. Like, not in a Ziploc, not packed cutely.

[B]

They're open bags.

[A]

Yeah, he just.

[B]

They're not even. They're just like. And they're, like, half. Mostly empty. Like, really? Leftovers of bags.

[A]

Yeah, like taking stuff from the pantry and not maybe leftovers, but just literally just throwing things from the pantry. It's like, if I were to ask you, and you're just like, smart pop, Mac and cheese, tomato sauce. Like, just obviously it was just, like, all stuff.

[B]

And the white leftovers.

[A]

A happy chipotle bowl. Not in a refrigerated thing or anything. The final thing that gets me, though, right? Because everyone's, like, weaponizing confidence. This girl, by the way, is, like, laughing. She's giggling. She thinks it's so cute. She goes, girl, if your husband packs you with lunch, like, this is what he's going to pack you. And she's, like, giggling the whole time, all the comments, like, girl, this is not something. What are you talking about? But the last thing she shows is dog food. But the dog food is in plastic bags. He put the dog food in there. He didn't just put the whole.

[B]

Right. It's the only thing. He actually put some in Ziploc and.

[A]

Did a note, and he said, you're my dog, but bring this back because we need this food.

[B]

I was like, because we're running low.

[A]

That is. That's diabolical. That, to me, is, like, grounds for divorce. Like, what? Like, okay, you throw stuff in. Guys maybe don't. No. I don't know. I'm trying to get benefit of the doubt, which. Why am I doing that? I don't know. I try to give benefit of the doubt, but if you put don't dog food in with it, I'd be like, you're my dog.

[B]

You probably also won't touch any of the rest of the food if it was definitely not me in the same.

[A]

Bag because it does have, like, a smell. Like, dog food is kept separate. Like, you know what I mean? I don't care how much, like, you love your dog. Like, it's. No. Like, I would be like it. No, it was not a cute joke either.

[B]

It's not the last thing. So that means that's the first thing he put in the bag.

[A]

Right in the zipper.

[B]

The first thing he did was, I'm gonna give her some dog food. And then he just threw whatever I could find on top of that.

[A]

I mean, if that's their relationship. Because she's giggling. She's thinking, it's, like, so cute. Maybe she thinks this is, like, maybe she loves it. Maybe that is her. But every one of the comments were coming for her. Everyone was just like, girl, leave him. Like, what? But this is another thing where I say, like, maybe just don't put everything on the Internet. But I really do think she thought it was cute and funny, because I think that's the only reason she would have posted it.

[B]

Yeah, for sure.

[A]

And it's just like, ooh, that's. How are people Look, I guess I can't knock relationship if you. That's what you find funny. Okay, But I would be. I would be. So edit your food. It's your food. It. It's my food if it's my lunch. And I take it so seriously. And that's what you pack. You would never. Moses is putting, like, insulated Bolognese and. And, like, cute little. Like, all my little.

[B]

I'll be showing up with a hibachi table, and I'll be cooking for you right there.

[A]

You'll be like, no. And, you know, anything. He could have door dashed her something. He could have, like, done made a. I mean, I'm really bad when it comes to Making stuff cute and aesthetic. But I know to, like, make a sandwich. You know that one. I was, Yeah, I was annoyed. What if I m packed that lunch for you? Would you be like, that's cute.

[B]

Not the dog food. No, I mean for me. For me it's worse because I don't consider chips and those kind of things as food, you know?

[A]

Yeah, they're snacks. No one does.

[B]

They're hardly a snack. Or like, yeah, even that. So Chipotle Old, new. No, like, to me, it's it. I would think you're trying to poison me. Why two day old Chipotle. I would think you're trying to, like, okay, you're trying to sabotage my work.

[A]

Oh, if you pack me leftovers when you know I don't like a leftover, I'd be like, what? Like, get. Like, bring her fresh Chipotle. If that's what you're, like, thinking for her.

[B]

Like, yeah, the amount of time you could have just stopped by, picked it up and bring her fresh one.

[A]

I hate it so much. Tik Tok makes me hate. I get why people are like, marriage is not it. Like, so many women will be like, marriage is a trap for women. It's like just taking care of another child. They're like, you have to be the mom. Like, you're the one who has to cook, clean. You're working. You come home and you cook, you have to clean. And it's like, yes, I do feel bad. That is crazy that that's how so much of the households are set up. Is both people working, yet the woman is the one that has to come home and clean and cook and stuff like that. Also take care of the kids and stuff. It's like a whole. It's actually so wild.

[C]

I'm dead. I thought it was an ad read. I was like, wait. I'm like, this is a long ad. Unplanned podcast. Is that. Did I walk in the wrong set? Is this.

[A]

That is very. That. That is very what that was giving.

[B]

It's an ad for a new me website.

[A]

Honestly, this is Plenty of Trish. Plenty of Trish.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

I love that. I think I did have an app called Plenty of Trish. Did you really think it's still out there? I think it was like, plenty of Trish. I don't know who's making money off of it. Not me, but no. All right, well, what a great way to start the. This is why, like, I like, I love, love us here, but without you, it feels like a couple's podcast and Couples podcasts all, to me feel like an unplanned podcast where it's just like, I don't know, people. Do people care? No, I don't care about people care. I don't think so. But anyways, we made it work. We just, like, went on a tangent. I was like, I don't know. This is.

[C]

Anyways, what was the hot topic?

[B]

People did ask for it for this.

[A]

Yes. It was a tiktoker who showed her husband packing her lunch. And he was just packing things in the pantry and giving her leftover chipotle. And then dog food was at the bottom of it. And he said, you're my dog, but bring this home. And she was like, laughing and giggling, and everyone's like, girl, divorce him.

[C]

That is diabolical. What is wrong with straight men?

[A]

That's what I was saying. That was like, the whole point. Then we went into this whole tangent.

[B]

And then just like, she thinks she's gonna go viral with this because it's funny, but she went viral for it for the wrong reason. And that's the worst case scenario. It's like the whole Internet thinks your husband hates you now. Yeah, she's still defending.

[A]

She's like, the Internet. She did a follow up, tick tock. And she like, oh, my God, the whole Internet telling me to leave my husband. Meanwhile, like, my bank account is growing. And everyone's like, girl, you made like 80 from that. Because even if you get like 60 million views, you literally get like a thousand dollars. Like, I would know. I could. I've gotten like 100 million views in a month. And it's like. It's just like. Not that, but she's acting like she made, like, millions of dollars off, like, people making fun of her or something, Which I don't think that has that many views. But TikTok is just embarrassing.

[B]

You can use the money to buy.

[A]

Lunch now or a lotto ticket, honestly. And we could have gone about a lot of ticket, actually. Like, I was explaining. We're like, we have so much. I was telling them we have, like, a big thing coming up, but they'll, like, know next week, later today. Hence why we're like, boom, boom, boom on the schedule. And one of the things on my schedule is in between. I need to go get a lotto ticket because I don't want to miss tonight. Could you imagine? I play five years straight, and tonight is $1.3 billion, the fourth largest jackpot in the history of US lottery. And. And I didn't get mine yesterday for today. So I was like, I really need to go. And my fear is like, we go long doing the thing we're doing later. Or like, I forget or like we can't get out or something. I would cry if my numbers were called. So Tonight is the 1.3 billion. Monday, there was a 1.3 million dollar ticket sold. Me and Jimmy always talks about, like, lotto tickets. And it's like, oh my God, it's like near where you're at. Like, please tell me you want. And he's like, no. But I really thought it was him for a minute. Cause Tana texted me. She's like, oh, my God, this ticket was sold in this area. And I was just like, oh, my gosh. So crazy. So anyways, he didn't win. But maybe tonight, Jimmy see that from.

[B]

Because for some reason the lawyers that represent winners of lottery are on my TikTok. So it's also another sign. But they said basically from a billion, you're left with something like around 250 million.

[A]

Yeah, well, I. I know the math of it because half of it goes to the irs. And then you can either take the cash option, which is like half of that, so you get 500 million. Then they say you can take the 500 million, but it's gonna be over the course of 30 years. A lot of people probably die in the course of 30 years. So everyone's like. Or you could take the. The cash up front. And then that's a way lesser value. So that's probably like the 250 million that they came up with. So.

[B]

Which is wild.

[A]

Yeah, I mean, I'll still take 250 million. I will take it.

[B]

Just interesting, because it's like, I don't know how the country, both the country and the state tax something like this, where it's not work. It's. It's like donations. It's a lottery.

[A]

Well, that's also crazy because, like, the state does take like half. Like, they take half of it. You know what I mean? So it's just like, why are we. Anyways, we love it. Let us know if you gamble responsibly. I. Yeah, if I win tonight. Yeah. Like, we'll probably still do the podcast, but I think I would just give you and Jimmy, like, also like a buyout, right? You have to buy. I don't know how that works.

[B]

We'll buy. Oscar. No, like a buyout from his family.

[A]

What? No, no, no, no. Like, I think, like, it's really just like buying and being like, here's my, like, A severance package?

[C]

Yeah. Okay.

[A]

Is that money?

[B]

Did you watch Severance? We'll do the procedure.

[A]

What is a severance package?

[C]

Like in work? In the workplace?

[A]

Yes.

[C]

When you get laid off and then they. They just. Instead of like keeping you employed, they pay you for like a certain amount of time. So I wasn't.

[A]

All right, so the severance package could be like $5 million or something.

[C]

It's pretty good. Severance.

[A]

Would it be. Yes, because I guess. What if I want to come back and do the podcast?

[C]

My rate has just gone up.

[A]

You're like, actually, this. But do you keep the severance package?

[C]

That's a good question. I think so, yeah. I don't think there's anything to it. Yeah. Okay.

[A]

I'll be like, but what about that? And you'll be like, no, that was to not work. I don't know the legalities of it, but we'll know if we win the lottery tonight. Or Jimmy, honestly, I would be so happy because, like, my glam plays. Jimmy plays. Like, I would be so happy if someone else won. I mean, that'd be crazy if I knew someone that won the lottery and I played so long. But honestly would be happy. And I think whoever wins deserves it. And we would do good things. I would definitely do good things. I would be being philanthropic out my butt about it. You know what I mean? I would be like helping everybody.

[C]

Mr. Beast, your career is in jeopardy if you win the lottery.

[A]

Oh, absolutely. I challenge Mr. Beast will be. I'll be like, you donate this much too? And I was like, who would out. Who would out bid who? Like, who would donate more money?

[C]

I think you would probably just want to beat him so bad that you would end up donating because he's doing.

[B]

It as a business. You'll just end up spending all your money on it. When he would just spend a little bit, you know, he spends.

[A]

True.

[B]

He spends exactly how much he can get tax breaks for, you know? Right.

[A]

I like the idea of spending like all of it. Like, obviously leave some for your kids and stuff. I kind of love the idea someone did that. They just like spent all their money before they die. Because it's like you can't take it with you, so you might as well just like help people who need it. I think like my fans. I think I would like do a tour. I think I talked about that before, where I'd like to shoot money out to people and go shoot guns. Like I would. Cuz so many of those people, you know, and it's like I would give back. I would. And it would be like, yeah, the.

[C]

Domino CEO's son is not welcomed at that one.

[A]

Absolutely not. I never got a commercial. I could just buy Domino's and I could be a commercial. You know what I mean? That'd be. I wonder how much Domino's is worth if I wanted to buy them out.

[C]

I feel like a lot.

[B]

No, in the billions.

[A]

A billion?

[B]

Yeah, a few billion.

[A]

Domino's Pizza.

[C]

How much is it worth?

[B]

I think, I mean, something of that size, it'll be a few billions.

[A]

Oh, I can't buy. I can't even buy Domino's. If I win the lottery. That's crazy.

[B]

Maybe you can open a franchise. Open a.

[A]

Okay. Wow.

[C]

What? Oh, 15. 15.55 billion.

[A]

15 billion. Who owns it? Who's getting that money? Was it the kid I met? His dad, or he's just, like, running it? Who owns Domino's and who's worth 15? I guess we don't need a document, but that's crazy. I hope they're not playing the lottery tonight, because that's. That's what would happen. People get mad at me, playing the lottery, but I like, you know, I'll use it for good. You know what I mean? Like, I'll feel comfortable, but then I'll also use it for good in the world.

[C]

Wow.

[A]

Damn. Which is. Okay.

[B]

It's probably not that much if you compare it to other companies like Coca Cola.

[C]

Yeah. It's the 13 or 13, 37th most valuable company, so there's 100, there's 13, 36 above it.

[A]

Wow. What's number one, you think?

[C]

Let's see.

[A]

Coca Cola. You guess?

[B]

No, it'd be like, Tesla, Apple, one of those companies.

[C]

Oh, Apple.

[A]

Wow.

[C]

Apple's number one. Yeah.

[A]

Amazing.

[C]

Apple. Nvidia. Nvidia.

[A]

Nvidia.

[B]

They make. They make the chips for the computers.

[A]

Okay.

[C]

Yeah. All right. Then Microsoft, then Amazon.

[A]

Oh, my God.

[B]

That's crazy that Microsoft is up there.

[A]

Like, I think my dad sold his company to Microsoft because he made the chips, and I think he sold it. I want to say. Is that public information? I don't know. It was a while ago. It was, like, 30 years ago, but I think he did all right. Maybe that's why they're number three. They bought my dad's business out, and they're like, okay. I guess that's why people make little businesses, huh? So they like bigger businesses. Just buy them.

[C]

I don't know if that's always the goal for every really business person, but.

[A]

I'm sure to Me, that would be my goal. Like, I would love to have like a little pizza spot and then Domino's just wants to buy me out because I'm like too, too, too much competition. Or I have a really good product. I don't really know why people do it, but that, I guess the set for life. You don't have to work forever if you like make a company and then you get bought.

[C]

Yeah. Like Haley Bieber road getting bought by. Was it Elf? Did Elf. Is Elf the one that bought.

[A]

Did. Damn.

[B]

But yeah, a lot of startups, that's their goal in the tech industry mostly.

[C]

Yeah. Elf bought Road Beauty for a billion.

[A]

A billion. That's like a magic number because. Was it. What's the one? Poppy was bought by Pepsi for a billion dollars. Maybe 2 billion.

[C]

Crazy wild.

[A]

And it's just like this young woman that started it. I was like, okay, just making $2 billion off that sale. Like, I would love to start something. I.

[C]

You've had so many random products throughout the years. You know, I love glitter.

[A]

What? You should buy it then if you win the lottery tonight.

[C]

I honestly would like. Let's bring back those little subscription boxes. Those are fun.

[A]

That's true. Zoell's advent calendar.

[C]

Bring it back and remember, like the Ipsy boxes. Are those still a thing? Like, is that the Michelle Phan one?

[A]

That was so good. Did you get them? Did you buy?

[C]

I think, I think so. When like Ms. Glamorazzi was, you know, promoting a beauty subscription box back in the day.

[A]

I loved the Michelle Ph one because those used to be really good. Before it was Ipsy, it was called something else.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

I can't remember. But I used to like get those bags and they were so cool. And then they like. Yeah, they lost their quality. Quantity. Quality. They lost quality fast. Then it became like little samples. They used to get full size products. Like, oh, FabFitFun. Those boxes.

[C]

Yes.

[A]

Those were the big boxes with big products. There was one called like Influencer box and it was like giant deodorants in there. It was so cool. I don't know if it was worth the value. I guess they were. I guess that was the whole point is you get full size products for less.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

If you subscribe.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

Until they started getting cheaper and making those little samples.

[C]

Little samples.

[A]

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[C]

We, we fit that umbrella more than, dare I say, Harry Jowsey, who we love and appreciate. But you might be seeing.

[A]

We love Harry Job, the whole Unwell Network.

[C]

We love and appreciate all of them.

[A]

But you know, their podcast is Is his name Owen from.

[C]

Yes. From adults.

[A]

Yes.

[C]

Yes.

[A]

And overcompensating.

[C]

He was into.

[A]

Yes. Love him so much.

[C]

He hosted Sabrina Carpenter's album release party on Friday. How do you say his last name?

[A]

Because I know how to spell.

[C]

I know. I know it's spelled, too, but I don't know how to pronounce it. I'm so sorry, Owen. But it's T, H, I. Yeah.

[A]

L, E, D. L sounds right.

[C]

Yes. Yeah.

[A]

I have to look, too. Yes. I love him. I love his set because we were talking about redesigning the not Loveline set with the bed, and we're like, does anyone have it before we, like, steal the concept? And I don't know if this is a bed, but he's definitely, like, cozy.

[C]

Yeah. It's like, his theme is, like, teenage bedroom. Yes.

[A]

Okay. Ours is supposed to be, like, more sexy nighttime bedroom where there's, like, a window and you see the LA Nightline. And then we have, like, a silk sheet and stuff. Because Tana has sciatica. No.

[C]

What is scoliosis?

[B]

Scoliosis.

[C]

What? Sciatica? No, it's similar. It's like the lower back pain as well.

[A]

Yeah, it's scoliosis. And so now we have to rebuild a bed, so we're gonna redo the chairs to be a headboard, and then we have to have, like, a bad little situation happening, which is just, like, a cute thing anyways. And I'm like, let's just make sure no one else has, like, a black, silky leopard bed, you know?

[C]

Yeah. Don't let Moses eat in there, though. Eat on the grumps.

[A]

Well, don't let Darian sit out of my mouth. Literally yesterday, she's like, oh, my gosh, I can't believe Oscar doesn't let Darian.

[C]

Sit on the couch. Rules. We have some. Really?

[B]

He lets him sit on the couch.

[C]

It's not drink or. Yeah.

[A]

Well, then we went to Patreon, and we talked about his rules for you, and I was telling my mom, like, go to the Patreon if you want to see Darian's rules for Oscar. So, I mean, we have rules for each other. What's our rules? We have rules. I'm sure there's probably something where I'm like, oh, don't do that again.

[B]

We get along in that. Like, for example, I don't, like, burp and fart.

[A]

Well, I don't either.

[B]

No, but it's something that you feel strongly about if I did.

[A]

That's a very common thing.

[B]

No.

[A]

Many couples in front of you.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

And you do it back. I mean, if that's him, I don't.

[C]

Share, but not really. But more. Yeah, he is more. So the farter burp. He's more of a burper, I guess.

[A]

Like loud, like, doesn't hold it in. No, he keeps it. He gets it. Like.

[C]

Yeah, like a polite. Yeah, okay.

[A]

That's. Okay, fine. Because. Yeah, you drink some Dr. Pepper. It's good. By the way, there's a Dr. Pepper museum in Waco, Texas. That's a whole other thing. But shout out Waco and Dr. Pepper.

[C]

The land of Jessica Simpson and Ashley Simpson.

[A]

Are they from. Wake up.

[C]

I'm 90% sure they're from Waco.

[A]

I would actually gag. I would go see their childhood homes and the Dr. Pepper Museum.

[C]

Oh, I was wrong. Abilene, Texas. That sounds about close though, right?

[A]

It sure sounds familiar. Like someone is.

[C]

Someone is definitely from Waco.

[A]

Waco, Texas. Buddy Holly, maybe?

[C]

Jennifer Love Hewitt. No, Ashley Simpson. Yeah. Okay, maybe Jessica was Adeline and Ashley's from week. So maybe they moved and Ashley was your Steve Martin.

[A]

That wouldn't make sense to me. Yes.

[C]

A place for legends and Jennifer Love Hewitt.

[A]

Okay. Yeah. Honestly, they are legends. Yes. We love. When does that start? Only murders soon.

[C]

The press. Maybe today. Yeah, because the press junket just. We could finally post the press junket. It was filmed like two weeks ago. They told us to post nine two. So I think it's this week, I'm.

[A]

Assuming, which is secretive.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

Did you finish Wednesday?

[C]

No, it just came out. Well, I don't know today.

[A]

I thought maybe you were on it yesterday, I think. I don't know.

[C]

This is not truly a spoiler. I just didn't know. No, this is. I don't want to say it's a spoiler, but I didn't know how small of a role. Lady Gaga's role was. How small Is it 90 seconds? I don't know the character or anything. I just know her role is 90 seconds. Yes. And I feel like they hyped it up a lot. And granted, she did do like a song for it and Tim Burton directed the new music video. But I was like. They just hyped it up so much that I was expecting like, American Horror Story level of like, oh, she's gonna really carry the.

[A]

Yeah. Be in it.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

She probably was too busy. She's like, I can't.

[C]

True. Because she was doing the. The album, like Mayhem and everything when she was filming this, but. So it was like a quick little thing.

[A]

But I love the hype for it. That's honestly me. When you see me in a 10 second cameo, I'm not gonna shut up about it and be like, star. I mean, Lady Gaga's a name. So they're probably like, she looks fierce. And I saw the little promo photo of her and she looks fierce.

[C]

I love Gaga.

[A]

You didn't watch anything last night?

[C]

No, no. It was a long prep day for today, but I'm very excited.

[A]

Me too. Okay, you guys, turn it up. I just. I did get really excited too. I tried on. Well, I tried on my outfit and I was like trying to do a sit test before you come. I was like, okay, does it look okay? Because, you know, I love to wear. I love to wear pants, but I feel like sitting in pants is such a weird thing because it fits fine when I stand. I look cute when I sit. Why does that. Why do I get fatter when I sit down? Like, literally the days they expand.

[C]

Yeah, I guess, you know, you. It just pushes your belly out a little bit.

[A]

Do you think skinny people have to deal with that? You think their belly stays the same?

[C]

No, even, like, skinny people will have like little rolls and stuff or it'll like fit over, like, it'll hang a little bit over there.

[A]

Really?

[C]

Yeah, depending on the weight. Now everyone's doing low rise, though, which I cannot.

[A]

That's crazy.

[C]

Yeah, I cannot handle.

[A]

I mean, I love. I love the idea of, like me one day doing a low rise.

[C]

It looked like when Cat's Eyes wearing low rise jeans. They look good as hell, but can never be me. And I'm okay with. I'm at peace with that, but damn.

[A]

Yeah. Yeah, I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm excited to learn the Cat's eye dance. I also want to look. We'll learn the soda pop dance now.

[C]

Oh, I love it. I love that you're into K Pop.

[A]

Demon Hunter literally because of you. Literally. I was like, you know, you told me about the idea and I was like, okay. I watched it. I was like, okay, I can kind of like love it.

[C]

I couldn't tell if you would be into it or not, but I'm glad that you are.

[A]

I'm into it. I thought it was a TV series, but yeah, I was like, oh, I can commit to it.

[C]

Number one Netflix movie now of all time, which is crazy.

[A]

I love it. Saja boys. That's what they're called. I love them and I love the girls, but again, the patriarchy. I kind of obsessed with the Saja boys. And I was like, oh, we should be into these little divas. But I like them. They're cute.

[C]

Yeah. At first, because the songs were charting on the Billboard chart. And at first, when K Pop Demon Hunters came out, it was the Saja Boys, like, you're my soda pop. That song was charting more above, like, golden and stuff. But now Hunt Tricks, the girls, now they're charting above Soldier Boy. So it evened out. But it was almost the Barbie Ken effects at first. But, yeah, Hunt Tricks has come out on top of end.

[A]

So I'm trying. I'm trying to be with the girlies, you know what I mean? But we could do them for Halloween too. We can do all of them.

[C]

Oh, well, speaking of Cat's Eye, though, I saw the numbers from the denim wars with the different ad campaigns, and it looks like Gap actually came out on top. And I was kind of guy by that. Yeah. The Gap CEO said the Cat's Eye ad stacked up 400 million views across their platforms, which is insane.

[A]

400 million is wild.

[C]

Yeah. Yeah. And it caused their sales to go up. And then I was like, out of curiosity and journalism went to see what, like, American Eagles, how their sales were doing after the Sydney Sweeney ad and I guess foot traffic for the past two weeks. So, like, after the Sydney Sweeney ad came out was down year over year. And it was such a. It wasn't like a normal, like, dip in foot traffic. It's the Forbes said it was like, this is what happens, like, when a brand has, like a dip in quality or like, brand, like, esteem for the brand. So it was crazy because, like, right after the Sydney Sweeney ad came out, like, their stock went up, but then. And people are going to their website, like, their site traffic was up, but they weren't actually getting sales on American Eagle. And now, like, people aren't going into the American Eagle store as much, which is so interesting.

[A]

How do they even track that?

[C]

There is a company, a retail data company that Forbes worked with.

[A]

They stand outside the store, calculated.

[C]

But the company is called Pass Underscore Buy. And yeah, they. They calculated like, the like, because usually it kind of dips a little bit for all the stores. But they said, like, how much? But the percentage was. It was. I don't know, it didn't say percentage, but it said it was a such a big downturn and said when the brand sees momentum stalls so sharply, it often reflects a reputational or cultural factor cutting through to consumers, which is like, damn.

[A]

Yeah, so it did. So everyone was like, oh, my God, it Actually went up.

[C]

But yeah, because people were like clicking on the site, but people weren't buying the jeans.

[A]

Why were they clicking on the site?

[C]

I think to look at the Sydney Sweeney ad. I'm assuming because they said site traffic went up for American Eagle after that ad.

[A]

I was gonna say, look at Instagram. Like, it was everywhere.

[C]

I guess, like old people, like, they don't really know, you know, they're like.

[A]

Let'S go to the website.

[C]

Yeah, but.

[A]

Yeah, but Gap is selling those jeans. Did you buy any Gap jeans?

[C]

No, but I went to the store again. I keep going to look at the ad because I just love it so much.

[A]

You're adding to the foot traffic.

[C]

Yeah, they're shocking.

[A]

What does that mean? So you go just to look at the pictures. I think you're the only person that does that, but I love that.

[C]

No, the icons are going in there and like, I see everyone.

[A]

Oh, I see. Take a picture next to it.

[C]

Okay.

[A]

Yeah, I get that.

[C]

Because, Yeah, I had 400 total million views, 8 billion impressions. And the Gap CEO said it made sales go up for both Gap and Old Navy, which is kind of gaggy.

[A]

Two of my favorites. I do shop there all the time. Love it.

[C]

I mean, so rage bait. Not as effective as everyone is, you know?

[A]

Yeah, I. I agree with that. Because yeah, no one is like angry and then goes. Buys things, you know, like, I mean, it's not. It doesn't make sense.

[C]

Yeah, obviously you have conversations and you debate about it, but everyone talks about it. Yeah. It doesn't necessarily mean translate to sales. Yeah.

[A]

Shout out Gap. Who else was in the running Gap? American Eagle. Was there anyone else even close?

[C]

Luck. Was it lucky that Addison Rae one. That was also kind of up there too.

[A]

That's kind of fierce that she did Lucky Jeans.

[C]

Yeah. And they said it said that like Addison's went viral without, like the conversation, though. So that was like, I guess, a plus according to Forbes. But yeah, it was very interesting.

[A]

Where does toward fall in there?

[C]

You know, Tord wasn't in that article that I read from Forbes, but they're fat phobic Forbes.

[A]

I need to know toward Lane Bryant, where's those? Because you know what? The average American. Where do we see the average American woman is a size 14? Maybe that was from Drop Dead Diva, but I think the average size woman is a size 14, which is considered plus size. Those stores don't carry size 14. So that should have been in the conversation, but I guess it's fine. We'll take Gap. We love that. But Also, actually, you know what I'm gonna say. Gap might go up to like 34s.

[C]

35. Gap goes up too.

[A]

Okay, well, I'm a 38, so. Oh, not my size, but I suppose the average American woman. Yes. Okay, that's pretty impressive. Yeah, most don't go up to like 32. I'm someone who loves a size like 16, 18. That's. You know what I like to see because when you start doing the waist inches, like, oh, I do not have. I think that's what it is. Like a 34 or 35 inch waist. That is not me. But one day, not today, and that's okay. I'm wearing a dress. Did you eat dinner last night or were you just like.

[C]

No, I ate dinner. Yeah. But my waist. I did go down a waist size. I'm 32 too now, which was quite a gag.

[A]

Yeah, well, you could fit into those jeans then.

[C]

I know, T, because I went to get jeans the other day from Zara, though not from Gap, but I know.

[A]

Gap is cheap, affordable.

[C]

It is. I think I was. I just have never bought denim from there, so I don't even know like, where to start.

[A]

You could have attributed to the sales. Contributed to the sales.

[C]

I know. You're right. I need to go back and I need to go. I need to go right there. I need to go right that wrong.

[A]

You're so crazy. Return those jeans. I want to go get Gap jeans, honestly. And I'll maybe one day be a 35 and one day I can fit them, but I'll go buy them just because that's crazy. Would you buy the jeans that they're modeling?

[C]

Oh, my God, no. Okay, let me go back and see. I don't think so because, like, they're.

[A]

Not all low rise. Weren't they wearing like a jumpsuit?

[C]

Different ones, yeah. Mana and Daniella are in like the low rise. And then I guess Yunche and Lara are like in a boot cut. And then Megan and Sophia are in like a skirt. So I don't know if any of them are really for me.

[A]

But what about guess the one who used AI models. Are they in there at all?

[C]

They weren't in the article either.

[A]

I wonder if that did anything. Obviously not. Obviously.

[C]

Yeah. See, like just hire it girls. Like, how hard is it?

[A]

They did. They got their money shifted.

[C]

Oh, you're right. But they didn't use them.

[A]

Use them in a campaign.

[C]

Rock you. Hi. Yeah.

[A]

They would skyrocket.

[C]

You're so, so right.

[A]

Actually crazy.

[C]

You're so right. You have Alicia Remy and Bretman Rock. Do a little dance. Come on.

[A]

So cute. Oh, my God. Especially Guess. Like, to me, Guess is like iconic jeans because Anna Cole modeled for them. Like, I feel like that's such an iconic ad. Like they should be doing for sure.

[C]

And then speaking of Sydney Sweeney, it was confirmed by TMZ that she is dating Scooter Braun. I was holding out because at first only per outlet to report it was Star magazine and they were a little all over the place. So I was like, no, this can't be.

[A]

Star's not credible usually.

[C]

Yeah, right.

[A]

Like the inquiry.

[C]

They're like a tabloid. Yeah, they're very tabloidy. So I was really holding out. But then after Labor Day, TMZ went boots on the ground and confirmed through their sources and people did as well.

[A]

And then they are dating.

[C]

Yeah, casually dating. Casual. It's still casual there. It's never too late to dump them to me.

[A]

Wait, why do we hate soup? Why do we hate this? Who is this guy?

[C]

Scooter Braun, the one that's screwed over Taylor Swift. Oh, yeah.

[A]

Yes.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

Well, yeah. I don't know. Did he give him back, though? Is that how it happened?

[C]

He's. No. He sold her masters to another company and then that company worked with Taylor to sell them back to her.

[A]

Is that a good thing then? No.

[C]

So it wasn't really him that sold them back. It was this other company all as well that ends well.

[A]

Yeah, I guess so.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

He's a little dubious, though. We don't like him. I know people are like, so upset. Like, I'm with you guys. I want to be with the majority. I was like, well, what are we upset? But that makes sense. I love that she's also the face of Jimmy Choo, so she really is just every woman.

[C]

So for better or worse, I guess.

[A]

How are you? I again love it, but I love that you can be the face of so many things.

[C]

You would think that, like, brands would be like, oh, she's just the face of too many. Like, you know, now we're just like another one on her Instagram, you know.

[A]

Like, now they want.

[C]

It's crazy that they see her be with everyone and still want a piece of that. You, you know, high demand, high demand. But it's weird because it is like, similar products. I feel like she has done, like, a lot of different clothing.

[A]

Yes.

[C]

She's done a lot of food, fashion.

[A]

Yeah. I think the same thing. I'm always like, yeah, it's like if I did Arby's, but also did McDonald's and movies. The face of all of it. I was like, I'm just the face of all these. I guess it's kind of a slave. But yeah, it is.

[C]

Yeah. So I mean, whatever. The checks are clearing. So I guess. Props to you.

[A]

Why people say that. I love that term. Why do they say checks are clearing?

[C]

Because you can, you know, you're cashing them, they're valid, they're not void.

[A]

How do we know? Because especially from some companies, I'd be like, you know, you hear they're going under and it's like there was a company that I heard was like going out. I'm not working them, obviously. It's also just not like my style or anything like that. But they're like, I guess they're just going bankrupt. I guess that's not necessarily going under. But I was like, it's public, that's why bankrupt. And they were like, reach out. And I was like, like, I don't know. I don't know if you're gonna pay me. You know what I mean? Like if you're going bankrupt.

[C]

Oh, like Morphe, like all the influencers still wanting their Morphe checks or whatever.

[A]

Mine was not Morphe. Is Morphe under?

[C]

Yeah, well, they filed for bankruptcy and then.

[A]

Oh, but they're still happening.

[C]

They're still happening, but they filed for bankruptcy. But so like anyone who they owed money to, like I think James Charles, Jeffrey Star, like they've all need like Jaclyn Hill, there's checks from them that.

[A]

Never Jackson not clear for that. That's why that's, that's. That saying is so interesting because that's what happened. Well, that happened in like another way with me too. It's like, yeah, someone owed money to me and then they filed bankruptcy and then they just don't owe it anymore. And I'm like, what do you mean? They can still go buy houses and like live these like lavish and like.

[C]

Being Target and stuff.

[A]

Yeah, mine was not Morphe. But that is crazy. Did Morphe ever pay them? Do we know? That's why.

[C]

I mean the James Charles is still to this day posting that Morphe owes him money.

[A]

So I'm assuming, do they say how much?

[C]

I think I don't remember how much. I know he made a tick tock because a spill sash covered it of him, like yelling at Morphe that they owe him like millions or something.

[A]

So it's such a funny thing because it's like on one hand, it's like yeah, that sucks. But also, like, they owe me $2 million. What do you mean they. Oh, that's. Your percentage is 2 million. What did they make? How much did you make up? Everything. It's like, I don't know. I, like, sometimes talking about money is kind of, like, weird when influencers talk about it, because it is just so, like, oh, like you made 2 million?

[C]

I mean, yeah.

[A]

I don't know.

[C]

I get it to a degree, because, yeah, like, you. That is like, money that you earn. So obviously that's annoying. But it's also like. Oh, yeah, that's what I'm saying.

[A]

No, for sure. Like, they should pay him.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

That money.

[C]

I guess this is a good transition. Another dubious CEO. I guess I said, are you a CEO? I'm like, I'm trying to think of good CEOs. I don't know.

[A]

I'm not a CEO.

[C]

CEO.

[A]

I love that. Okay.

[C]

Did you see the viral. I know. I feel like Moses definitely saw this. The Polish CEO. Yes. Who stole the hat from a little boy at the US Open. Did you see that? No.

[A]

Who. What CEO is he?

[C]

It's a Pole. He's a Polish businessman. I guess he owns, like, a landscaping company. But he was at the US Open last week. And this tennis player, Camille Monster Zach. I'm. I'm definitely saying that wrong. Was trying to give a hat. His hat's like a little boy who's a fan. And then the CEO literally took it out of his, like, ripped it out of this little boy's hand. Grown man. And then hides it in his wife's purse. And the little boy's like, no, but, like, he tries to get it back from him, and he keeps it. He ties it into. Into the wise purse. And it became like a whole viral thing. And then, of course, people, like, found out who he was. Similar. Ish to the cult. Not as scandalous as the Coldplay CEO thing, but, like, similar vibes of, like, finding the CEO, finding his company, review, bombing him. And then he had to issue, like, a statement apologizing, etc.

[B]

Well, he issued two, because the first statement. Did you see the first one?

[C]

I. He said the first one was fake.

[B]

Really?

[C]

Yeah, he. Because there was, like, a one that was going by the one that was, like, going viral on, like, social media. It's like, oh, it's just a hat. That one.

[B]

Yeah. There was one that was just like, you know, don't make it a bigger deal than it is.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

And just remember that if you do, like, anything you say in public, I Can sue you for.

[C]

He said that one was fake.

[A]

That makes sense because the Coldplay CEO had a fake.

[C]

Yeah, there was a viral one for that. So it is. It's hard to tell. That's the problem.

[B]

It sounded very like. It didn't sound that fake, that outlandish. It sounded kind of like something like.

[C]

He would say, yeah, I know. I thought it was real, too. And then I saw, like, another article and he said that him or his wife in the company, this is the first time they're speaking out.

[A]

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[C]

Any other statements were fake because he issued a statement through his company, his company's Instagram, on September 1st and said, Today, I know that I did something that looked like I deliberately took a souvenir from a child. It wasn't my intention. Liar. But that doesn't change the fact that I hurt the boy and disappointed the fans. The cap was given to the boy and an apology is due to the family. I hope that I have at least partially repaired the harm. And then he talked about how he is. Him and his wife has spent years helping children and young athletes.

[A]

Oh, my God.

[C]

With this company. And then it said, this situation has shown me that one moment of inattention can undo years of work and support.

[A]

Yeah, honestly, you should go to Hell. Like, are you kidding me?

[C]

Little boy who's taking it out of his hand?

[A]

Which. That's. What is your intention? Like, you didn't think, oh, he made me throw it to me. Oh, whoever catches it, it's like. You took it out of his hand?

[C]

Yeah, the little boy was. It's not like he threw it and he caught, like. And, like, you know, they caught it at the same time. Whatever. It's like, literally, it was.

[B]

He was aggressive.

[C]

Yeah, I'm.

[A]

I'm sorry. That is like, the worst human being in the world. Like, I honestly think, like, that is, like, like, yeah. Place in hell. Like, that's insane. That's actually so insane. Like, and then. And then the bull. I hate bullies. Like, what do you, like, just hide?

[C]

Like it's on video? Like, yeah.

[A]

And you, like, sneaky in the purse. Did he get the hat back? Did. What did he say?

[C]

No, he. Well, the. It did have a happy ending because the 10 once it went viral, the tennis player went and, like, had a special, like, meet and greet with, like, the boy, and they took photos together and did videos and stuff.

[A]

Stuff.

[C]

Yeah, the tennis player at least, like, reached out and found the boy, which was really nice. But.

[A]

But can you imagine? Like, you're a little kid and it's like, adult. I. Oh, my God. I would fight. I honestly. I would never fight, but I would fight. I would fight him. I'd have Moses fight him. I'd be like, go fight. Because that's actually crazy. That's actually so insane. That actually makes me so mad.

[C]

I know. And it's sad because he. The. His name is Brock, the little boy. And he could. He, like, literally in the video, you could see him, like, pleading with the guy to give it back, and he just, like, stuffs it in his wife's purse. It's crazy.

[A]

It. That. That is insane. Also, the little kid is, like, brave enough to be like, hey, that's mine. And you're like. You hide it from him. Oh, my God. He's the worst. Who's worse, him or the CEO? No, him.

[C]

I think He's.

[A]

Yeah, the other one's like, adults, and you're just, like, weird. But, like, this is like, children.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

And hurting a child and traumatizing a child. And that child has to, like, remember that. And now he's gonna have to probably, like, fight for his life every year.

[C]

Since he gets personally victimizing a child. Of course. Like, with the. The CEO at the Coldplay. CEOs. Yes. There's, like, you know, his own Children. Yeah. He has his own children and they're like collateral damage. But this one, like, the child is personally.

[A]

Yeah. Yeah. You did it.

[C]

Yes.

[A]

That's. I hate it. I hate it so much. Wow.

[C]

What has gone into people, honestly, like.

[A]

And I actually, in that case, like, the people leaving bad reviews. Yes. Like that he's a bad person. Like, you should reflect that of his business. You know what I mean? Like, that's a bad person. Like, that's just a really bad person person. So I'm. I'm in support of it. That's weird. He's weird. That apology sucks.

[C]

Yeah. That literally the worst.

[A]

I would. Is this company successful? I would literally have to donate, like, give them like a couple million dollars. You know what I mean? The family for like trauma and just like, so that child could feel better.

[C]

That honestly is true.

[A]

Therapy, like a nice house or something. Like he should.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

Because what does it mean? He said something like, oh, I hope this heals them. It's like, what did you do that helps the healing?

[C]

Yeah. He didn't even specify what the work that he's done. He said that he. Him and his wife have helped young people and athletes over the years, but he didn't specify what that work was in the statement.

[B]

Like, he meant all the times. He didn't steal it.

[A]

Yeah. But didn't he say something like, I hope this helps.

[B]

That probably the apology. Like, the apology. He hopes the apology helps.

[A]

Not at all. Give me the hot back.

[C]

And some money.

[A]

And some money. I think that cures most things for a lot of people. Like, yes, it's so good because he's like a child, but maybe, well help to be like, in a nice house or like. Yeah. Get some therapy or something. What an. I did not see that. Where was that viral on?

[C]

It was kind of everywhere. Tick tock. Twitter. Yeah.

[A]

Oh, I would have had something to say. I probably would have taken it to tick tock instantly. That infuriates me so much more than the dog food and infuriates me. That is so insane.

[B]

Because there's a different video of the guy that. There's a baseball that flew into the, like the bleachers and this guy's like running over chairs to try and get it. And he makes it and he gets it. And then he noticed a girl was running at the same time. A little girl. And then he gets it and he's like, so happy. But then he gives it to her and he walks away. You know, like, that's when you see a child.

[A]

Yes.

[B]

Always that's why I don't believe that. Like, if they were helping children, he would. The first thing you would notice that there's a child right there.

[A]

Of course. No, I remember people when I was, like, a little kid and my dad take me to, like, the Cleveland games, like, baseball games. Like, adults would, like, catch it for me and give it to me, you know, like, if I was, like, trying to reach or whatever. Like, so that's what she would just do, you know, you don't just see little kids.

[B]

Millionaire CEO, like, you can buy whatever you want if you want a signed hat or whatever it is. He was so excited about getting that hat. And I don't get that part.

[C]

Yeah, me either.

[B]

What was it like? Did you resell it or you.

[A]

That is weird.

[C]

I guess the tennis player, I think, is also Polish, and he is Polish. So maybe. I don't know. Maybe it's like just a stand. Like a tennis stand. A really big fan at that grown age. Like, you gotta let it go.

[A]

Was it. Was it in Poland or was it here?

[C]

No, it's the U.S. open. I'm assuming that's in the U.S. where is the U.S. open?

[A]

That's a good question. It probably changes every year because, like.

[C]

The Olympics, isn't that where Ariana. Jonathan Bailey.

[A]

I think that was Wimbledon. That was like. Yeah, that seems more like, like, in. In the UK or. I don't know.

[C]

Okay. It was in New York, I think.

[A]

And this was at the US Open.

[C]

Yeah, this scandalo was at the US Open.

[A]

We should go in our Patreon. Like, go to the US Open and, like, practice or something.

[C]

Okay. Yeah.

[A]

You know, play tennis.

[C]

A lot of celebrities are there. Who was just there? Oh, I saw another. It was like, Matt Rogers, and he was sitting behind. Oh, my God. Why am I forgetting his name? Hamilton.

[A]

Oh, my gosh.

[C]

And then Matt Rogers. Like, I just saw a montage of him just like. I don't know if he knows. I don't know if he's a tennis stand, but everything was so. Like. All his reactions were so dramatic. He was like, what? That would. So be honest. I'd be like.

[A]

We would be like, Me would be eating. I would just be eating snacks. That's all I could.

[C]

Kylie, was it cheating? I think it was last year. I don't know if it was U.S. open, but it was a tennis game when it was her and Timothy and she was eating a chicken tender.

[A]

Just one.

[C]

Probably just the one.

[A]

Popcorn, nachos. Pouring it on, like, shoving it. I, like, cannot just eat cute at all. That's one thing Doordash does not have on AMC is their movie theater nachos. Oh, I'd be in heaven because I've been doordashing popcorn. Every Monday after we do our podcast, I just, like, eat it. It's so good. But they don't have the nachos on the doordash. And that's like. That's my favorite combo is like dipping it and then putting it on there. It's so good.

[C]

Weird that they wouldn't have it.

[A]

It makes me really sad, but I would be doing that. Do they have food like that? I guess you said like a chicken finger, but maybe she was in a box.

[C]

Yeah, she definitely was in a box.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

So they give you the food there.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

I wonder if they have food for everyone on.

[C]

You would think, right? When people get hungry, you never see anyone eating.

[A]

Like the celebrities are never eating when they're spotted.

[C]

Well, I think they know that they're being filmed the whole time, so.

[A]

But you gotta eat. Are they not hungry? You know what I mean?

[C]

And then another viral moment has been Cardi B in court, which I've kind of been living for, to be honest.

[A]

Everybody has been telling me about this. I finally, I finally found clips because it wasn't on my tick tock. So I finally, like got on that side of tick tock. And I love it.

[C]

I love the clips of Cardi in court.

[A]

She is.

[C]

And the update yesterday is she won the lawsuit.

[A]

Yeah, I know. She's so funny. I just love her and so real.

[C]

For anyone who doesn't know, it was from a 2018 incident involving a security guard at, like, she was going. Because she was pregnant, so she was going to the doctor and the security guard was filming her. And then cl. And the security guard claimed that Cardi attacked her after she was just filming her.

[A]

Which honestly, rightfully so, Like, I think if she attacked her, that that's. That should be okay. Like if someone's like filming you while you're at the Doctors, like, that's crazy. That's what. And she worked at the building, right? The security guard?

[C]

Yeah, worked for the building.

[A]

So I guess it's not really like hipaa, but still, it's like, oh, my God, a pregnant woman coming to the doctor. Yeah, I would attack as well.

[C]

And then granted, Cardi didn't attack. That she was found not guilty of that. So celebrate that she didn't even do it. No, that she. The security guard claimed that she Cardi, like, physically assaulted her and scratched her with like, her acrylic nails and stuff. But none of the story was really adding up. The whole case was kind of a circus because the lawyer. I mean, there's so many viral clips, but the plaintiff's lawyer, when Cardi was on the stand, was just asking the most random questions about, like, her wigs. And, like, did you. Is that. Did you see those clips? Yes, yes, yes. Yeah, you showed up in a pixie cut. Now it's long and blonde. Oh, what's your real hair like? What?

[A]

No, that one I saw. That was when I saw. I saw the other one. Yeah. And I was like, a wig? What do you mean? Like, how stupid are you?

[C]

Yeah, it's so weird. Like, I'm. I don't know where this lawyer was found, but, I mean, she was suing for $24 million, which is nuts. And yeah, the, like, the cross examination was just, like, all over the place. He was like. When Cardi was on the stand, it was like, do you. He was like, questioning her understanding of, like, different legal jargon. And Cardi, I mean, Cardi was just so funny. Like, answer that. Wow, I never heard of that. And, like, it was like, the funniest. And then when she was talking about, like, she's like, how could I have a attacked? Or she's so much bigger. And then he was like, so are you calling her fat? No, I called her a.

[A]

I loved it so much. And it's so true.

[C]

And then yesterday, it was the closing arguments, and it was the closing arguments and Cardi was falling asleep.

[A]

She was. Where was she? She wasn't on the sand.

[C]

She was sitting in the courtroom and it was live streaming her reaction and the lawyers going on and on, and she just fell asleep. And then the live stream.

[A]

What, did you have to stand up for the result or. No, she just was sleeping through that too.

[C]

I think she ended up standing up at the end. Someone must have opened her up. But yeah, as the. When the closing argument was going.

[A]

The lawyers are going up there.

[C]

Yeah. She just fell asleep. And I don't. Honestly, kudos to her for showing up to court. And, like, I love it. Yeah.

[A]

And also. Yeah. Not settling. You know, like, sometimes when you get sued, a lot of times celebrities will just settle because it's just like a lot of time. Headache, money, whatever.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

And she's like, no, I'm showing up.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

She has, what, three kids? I'm still showing up. Which is like. Because. Yeah, it's one of those things, like, is it worth my time?

[C]

That's what she said. She's like. She's like, if someone does it again, like, I'm counter suing. Like, I'm not gonna do, like, because she didn't counter suit for this. So she just did it to, like, clear her name.

[A]

Good for her.

[C]

And she didn't, like, want any money back, but she said, next time you waste my time like this, I will counter sue.

[A]

No, for real. Like, you're busy. Like, you don't need to be like that. What sparked it then? Like, if she didn't. She didn't, like, physically touch her at all.

[C]

No, like, she, like, she called her out and told her not, like, to not do that.

[A]

Yeah. Which I love.

[C]

And because the security guard, I guess not allegedly anymore, but was like, calling, like, Cardi Cart and like, trying to take video of her. It's not even, like, a discreet little video. It was, like, getting in her face and stuff. And this was her first child as well. So, like, obviously Angie.

[A]

And then she sues Cardi for not even doing anything.

[C]

And then the, like, the doctor that she was seeing took the stand and was in defense of Cardi. The receptionist at the. The doctor's office was like, the only witness. And she said that she came out right away when she heard, like, them arguing. And she said, no, like, I did not see Cardi, like, go near her or anything. And also she, the plaintiff was claiming that, like, Cardi's nails were, like, long and slashed, her face open, like, on her cheek. And then she was. Cardi was like. They were acrylics and they were coffin shaped.

[A]

Like, I love it. Which is so true because they know anything about acrylics is they're actually, like, really, like, this is sharper than acrylics.

[C]

Yes.

[A]

Because they're, like, rounded and they' thick and you can't. You can't slap someone.

[C]

No, she was claiming that she. Her face got slashed open and she had to go to, like, to a plastic surgeon so it wouldn't scar, which is nuts.

[A]

I wish she would counter this. That's so. Oh, my God, so annoying because I remember when I used to have acrylics, I love picking scabs and I can never do it because you can't even, like, get underneath because they're just so round and thick. So. Well, anyways, that person's lawyer sounds crazy. That person sounds crazy. Like, and I'm glad because good. Cardi could, like, set because other. Yeah. People probably do that. You know, like, you just talk to someone or, like, yell at someone for doing something wrong. It is crazy. That's like, if someone breaks into your house. And, like, I heard that one story one time, like, someone broke into someone's house. The person had a knife and, like, stabbed in the homeowner. And then the. The perpetrator sued the homeowner. I was like, that's. It's such a weird world we're living in. Well, I'm glad she won the case. Yeah. I hadn't seen clips of it, and then I got on that side of it and I got really. For some reason, I thought it was, like, not real or like a parody or something. Like, it just didn't look real. The cameras are such good qual. I was like, she looks so good.

[C]

And I didn't really hear anything about it until, like, Cardi was on the stand and I was like, what is going on over here?

[A]

Yeah, I didn't know either.

[C]

It was nuts. And then honestly. And to Cardi's credit to, like, when she did a press conference after she won the trial, she said, like, now I don't want anyone, like, fat shaming her. I don't want anyone making fun of her. Which I thought was nice at least.

[A]

Because is this girl. This is a big girl.

[C]

Not even like, that big. But I think because it went so viral of her being like, look at her. She's so much bigger than me, you know, because Cardi was like, I was just £130 at the time. And because the lawyer was like, how do you know she's so much bigger than you? And she was like.

[A]

She'S like, oh, my God.

[C]

She was 130 pounds.

[A]

He said, how do you know? What do you mean?

[C]

It was spirits.

[A]

Oh, God, I do love her. Even, like, when she went viral, what, A couple weeks ago, we talked about her for, like, like, the three X's selling out. It's like, you know, I think she's just like, she is real. Like, you know what I mean? It's just real.

[C]

Oh, my God.

[B]

SNL need to cast her.

[A]

It's great. Yes.

[C]

Yeah. There was another thing too, where, like, if the irony was her, like, winning this case, but then there was a reporter outside that. The courthouse when she was getting into her car that started yelling questions at her, speculating about, like, her pregnancy, because there's people are questioning if she's pregnant and there's like, a whole thing with, like, who the father is, if it's offset or someone else. Stefan Diggs.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

So the journalist, like, yelled that at her, at her as she was walking to her car. And there was Someone like wanting autographs. She went to that person, took his marker and then threw it at the reporter. And everyone was like, wait, but you just.

[A]

Yes.

[C]

Oh no, but she was standing on business, so. Because she was like, yeah. Are any of these, these women reporters asking me a question about my pregnancy? No, it's only you because it was a man.

[A]

So wait, so did she confirm it then? She asked me about my pregnancy.

[C]

No, she. She did a video like a tick tock after she got home from the trial. And she. It's still like up in the air, I guess, but she showed that she had something like under her shirt to make her look bigger because she was. Since I guess everyone was speculating about it. She was like a final play into it. Yeah, but I guess it's still like up in the air because she didn't say no. I don't know. Know, I guess we'll see.

[B]

She just said don't disrespect me.

[C]

Yeah, yeah.

[A]

You shouldn't speculate about anyone's. Yeah, I'm with her actually. Cuz you shouldn't speculate about anyone's pregnancy.

[B]

Yeah, it was funny. You could hear people in the background because he was like, well, I still love you, Cardi. And they're like, no you don't.

[C]

And then the guy who wanted the autograph was like, but, but my marker.

[A]

What'd she say?

[C]

She's like, she was in the car at that point. Yeah, she was gone.

[A]

You know, she, she just stands on it. She's just a human too, you know. And yeah, the pregnancy is annoying because it's also like the speculation like one, it's like you want to wait till certain amount time to make sure the baby's okay. What if you're like a high risk pregnancy so you just don't want to like anyone to know. Like maybe she's not even pregnancy. So it's just that that's just disrespectful onto itself. So I'm with her. Did the marker hit him?

[C]

I don't see the angle I saw. Didn't see that it actually hit him. But back here I know.

[A]

You know why I do think there's certain circumstances like that where it should be okay to throw a marker at somebody. Do you know? And even like, even like, yeah, someone filming someone, someone's pregnancy going into a doctor, I feel like you should be able to attack, you know, I don't know, maybe not. Maybe that's not the way. I just know you're hormonal and like whatever, but I love that she didn't even. I love that she won. This marker's nothing.

[C]

I know it was anything. She was gonna slash anyone with it, you know?

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

At the end of the day. Oh, I guess another little parenting one. Kim Kardashian divided the Internet. She was on Kai Sinat's livestream.

[A]

I'm so jealous. I need to get in that crowd. I just ordered an eyeshow Speed. A hoodie. I really need to get in there. I think that's my next collab. I need to be in there. Cause I need a. I need a little boost, you know, And I want to be on a streamer's stream. I think that'd be.

[C]

Are you at the streamer Games next year?

[A]

Yes, I would actually Gay. And I saw. I think Mariah Carey was in Kaisenets too. I need to get on there. That's like the new Los Culturistas. Like, that's like, all the divas are going, and I want to be in it. I want to get in on it. So hit me up. Where's. Yeah, he's in this. Where is he? He's not here now.

[C]

I have no idea.

[A]

I think he's, like, maybe on the east coast is what I'm gathering, because I think people, like, fly in to be on it.

[C]

I think New York.

[A]

Yeah, I think he's on the East Coast. I don't think he's here because Mr. Beast was collabing with I Show Speed the other day. I was like, damn. You know, in like. Like, in an hour of them getting off stream, they have, like, 5 million views.

[C]

Yeah, because there's so many people watching, like, concurrently.

[A]

That's great.

[C]

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[A]

Anyways, I really want to get in this world, so let me know if there's a better streamer that I should be clapping with. But this would be the top two, right? Those are it. Those are the top.

[C]

I love that you're going straight to, like, the number one. Okay.

[A]

I collab with people. I try to get in a group, you know, like, I try to get in a group. And I feel like there's a group I can get in. What'd she say on it?

[C]

She talked about homework that she does not believe in. Homework for kids.

[A]

Yes.

[C]

And Kai said that kids. He said that kids should receive homework. And then Kim said no, that because kids are in school for eight hours a day and then they come home and they also do sports, have a lie, spend time with their family and she thinks. Kim and she think. Kim thinks that homework should be left for in school.

[A]

I agree. Right?

[C]

Like at first I was like, at first I was like, I'll just. I feel like home. Like why not do homework? I don't know. I'm like, I did homework and I was okay. But then I was like looking into it and like reading other comment sections like in not Kardashian friendly spaces either. It was like, it was like usually like outlet like websites and stuff that are typically like anti Kardashian. And everyone's like, oh, don't like him. It's that, you know that response. Hey, Kim. But I agree with her here. And everyone was making points about like, like how there have been studies and stuff that show that kid like if kids get too much homework or are overwhelmed with homework, it does more harm than good and like affects her like stress level and development stuff. And I was like, okay, work. And how some countries kids have shorter school days and no homework. But still like, you know, the education rate and stuff is still really high. So I agree.

[A]

It stressed me out. It stressed me out to the umpteenth degree. Like homework was annoying. I did it. But yeah, you don't have a life, you don't have anything else to do. Like that's it. It. And they give you so much and on the weekend they give you even more. It's like, what's the weekend? So read five chapters or something. It's like I think, I think it is. So I think it is. I'm agree. I think it's dumb. I think if you're especially eight hours, if you're going to, if you're going physically to school, I think at home school you can set your own hours. But if you're physically going to school and you're going for eight hours, which is insane. I think I had this conversation with the Moses. Didn't you say you were like only at school for like four hours?

[B]

Well, yeah, I mean it wasn't. Yeah, we were like out some days at 1pm he would go home for.

[A]

Lunch and that's it, that's end of the day. You would go at like because we.

[B]

Were 7am was 3pm it would be like once or twice a week and.

[A]

But what time did you start?

[B]

Normally 8. Oh, and then if we have like we call it like the minus hours would be 7am but that would be rare too. Like maybe.

[A]

Oh, so you were going normal then 7:00am to 3:00pm why did I think you were going less?

[B]

Usually eight. No, but eight to one.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

Like days would be like four or five hours.

[A]

Yeah, you said those are like the normal days. Which is like crazy cuz I was like. Because you said there was no even like cafeterias. No, there was no like there was no cafeteria.

[B]

We didn't have lunch at school.

[A]

No lunch.

[B]

You bring your own food.

[A]

Gym class. You have gym class?

[B]

We had gym class but we didn't have like a track or anything. We had just one empty, you know, like.

[A]

Oh, okay. Okay. Yeah. I was like thinking. I was like damn. Because we were, we were 7am to 3pm and then. Yeah, the activities after school would be like 3:30 to like 5:30. And then you get home at like 6, eat dinner, do your homework and then it's like bedtime.

[C]

Yeah. My high school was different I guess because we were every. Every other day was 8 to 3pm and then the other days was 8 to 1. Oh yeah.

[A]

You were the same as Moses.

[C]

Yeah. Every other day or 1:30 sometimes when we were senior it was 8 to 12:45 and then junior and then freshman through junior it was 8 to 1:30 every other day. But they would give us like a, like you could optional stay longer and like have sessions where you go and would like if you needed help in a certain subject or class you would just. They have like the teachers would do like office hours for an hour and a half and you could go and do homework or something.

[A]

That would be cool. Yeah, our system was not like that at all. Yeah, and we would have like a free. We would have like study hall like at the end of like the day. But you like couldn't do your homework.

[C]

What?

[A]

Yeah, it was like you like, you could read and stuff but you weren't like allowed to do like homework in that class. Yeah, it was like really weird. Okay, so you went short too. So Kim's kids are going eight hours.

[C]

A day I would assume. Yeah, a lot of extracurriculars too.

[A]

I mean, how do people have time? Like it is crazy.

[C]

I don't know because my cousin has like a similar ish schedule because they do the same school and it is crazy at that school because they, the extracurriculars are insane. It's like, it's dance, it's a random sport. And then they also like volunteer stuff like where I think she, she helps like the younger kids study or something. It is like her schedule is more jam packed than mine and she is now 13. So. Yeah, it is crazy.

[A]

How are the parents driving them everywhere?

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

That is wild. Yeah, that is crazy. And someone like Kim Kardashian, like, is she like driving her to school and like taking her all the activities The.

[C]

Kardashians do drive them to school. I know that, but. And take it for the most part. Yeah.

[A]

It's like, how do you do that and do like American Horror Stories? You know what I mean? Like, that's so crazy. I mean it's amazing that they can do that. I could never.

[B]

But the filming of stuff is not all the time. So it would be probably, you know, she filmed for a couple of weeks and is two weeks somebody else took them in.

[A]

And then like extracurricular. They just like when we take Malibu to dance, we're like sitting there watching her.

[C]

They do. They go to all the extracurriculars. I will say. Yeah, that's wild.

[A]

That's amazing. They have the time because we barely do and we just have one child right now in extracurriculars.

[C]

Yeah. So at least to the credit. Yeah. Like, and all the kids.

[A]

All four. How do you do it with all four kids?

[C]

Kids, I guess they're spread out a little bit in grades, I guess. So I think north is probably doing the most, I would assume, but I've. I'm sure they've missed some stuff. But I would say for the most part they're. They're there a lot. Like. Yeah, especially Chloe's always there.

[A]

I would love to know that routine because I think with like three. We have one right now and I'm like, it's just like not enough. There's just not enough time to do all like those activities.

[C]

Yeah. Well, they also have a lot of help with other stuff, I'm sure. So. Yeah. And even on the show, like, like on the Kardashians, like when like Khloe will volunteer if Kim is busy or whatever. Like Chloe, you know, I think we saw her take the other kids to school and stuff a few times. I think the sisters help each other too.

[A]

Amazing. That really is amazing. It's impressive. I just don't know how that balance.

[B]

Is when you're a billionaire like Kim.

[C]

Or a lot of free.

[B]

You have people running your Companies, you know, so all she needs to have is a phone so she can answer to do important things. And then she has important meetings once in a while. But the reality of it, the more money you have, the more time you have if you choose to run your life that way.

[A]

Yeah, yeah.

[B]

Some people don't. Some people are just addicted to the world.

[A]

I love it. Okay, we need to win the lottery. I guess we can do it.

[C]

Sell a product or get, I guess, bought out by something. I don't know.

[A]

None of that's working. We need to win the lottery. That's always been my goal is like winning the lottery because you should have trademarked this.

[C]

Oh, I guess you took it from somewhere. Cuz I'm like, I do see a lot of pink checker. Like we kind of.

[A]

I know. I don't know if you can.

[C]

Pink checker.

[A]

Yeah. And then it's also based on like dimension. Like, you know, like inches are different and I don't know the whole thing. I know. I do see it everywhere, though. Even Disney's all pink Halloween this year. Disneyland is all pink Halloween.

[C]

Michaels is too. I saw.

[A]

And the same pattern.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

We know it wasn't like that when we started the podcast because we tried to find this print and it was not like that. So. Love being a trendsetter. I agree with you though. Yeah. Homework seems a little. A little silly and redundant. Like you learn it in class, you take the test. Like, I feel like if you're taking notes and you like, are like receiving all the information, why do you have to do extra steps of homework?

[C]

I guess like help retain it.

[A]

Yes.

[C]

But I think. I'm sure there's a balance, you know, just because sometimes there would be like an excessive amount of homework. For sure. And then it's like, yeah, the stress then not being able to sleep because you're doing the homework. Then it's like, yeah.

[A]

Or yeah, yeah, yeah, you're up to. Yeah, exactly. Or do a shorter school day or something. That's amazing that your school did 8 to 1. Both of you guys. I've never heard that.

[C]

Yeah, it was like a. I forgot what it was a block schedule. I don't know if that's a thing. Everywhere. That's how ours was.

[A]

What's that mean?

[C]

Like we had. So it'd be four classes one day, then the long days, three on the shorter days. And then every day like it shifted. Like it'd be the order shifted of the classes every day. Like it would be. Yeah. I don't know.

[A]

Every day it shifted.

[C]

Yeah. Be like. Like, maybe like a B and C blog. Like, I don't know. You have a class. You get assigned a letter, like, in your schedule. And then it rotates. Like, on A. On the first day of the week, it'll be A, B and C. And then on the third day of the week, it'll be bca. Like, the order. I don't know.

[A]

So confusing. It is kind of confusing. They do that.

[C]

It was, I guess, supposed to get you in the. Ready for college, but I don't. I didn't have that in college, so I actually have no idea.

[A]

Yeah, that sounds crazy. I know California schools, too, because, like, you and Dad, I really come visit him in the summer. And, like, California schools had, like, track systems. We're like, do you remember this? Or is this maybe, like. Okay. Because we are, like, different age. But it was, like, our friends out here in California that, like, my dad knew or whatever. Like, they would be going to school in the summer for, like, three weeks at a time because it was like, a track. It was called the track system in school. And so they would go, like, three weeks on for school, and then, like, a week off. Three weeks on a week off. And they were like, like. Yeah. It was such a weird schedule. So it was really odd. Like, ours was just. We get the summer off for, like, two months, you know, two weeks for Christmas, two weeks for Easter. That's it. There they were taking, like, a week off every three weeks. Oh, yeah. It was really weird. And everyone was like, oh, it's a track. And. Yeah. Then I knew someone else who, like, taught at a school, and they were doing, like, the track. It was very weird.

[C]

I wonder, like, statistically, which, like, is better? Yeah, I don't know.

[A]

I don't know. And then you have homeschool, where it's like, you just. You only have to go, like, a couple hours a day. So, like, what is it? I don't know now.

[C]

Yeah, I really have no idea.

[A]

I guess the logic behind any of that.

[C]

I feel like it probably is case by case for a lot of people. Like, different things work for different kids, I would think.

[A]

I think so, too. I think, you know, some kids, too, are just, like, naturally. They just pick up quicker than other kids. So, you know, there's some kids that probably need an hour versus some kids who need the eight hours.

[B]

Yeah, it's mostly not about the kids. It's about the parents. Because if you have a job 9 to 5, you need the place for the kids to be while you're at work.

[A]

Work. That's true.

[B]

So if you had three weeks on a week off, Most parents cannot do that. They don't have somebody to watch them for that week. In that case, they had, like, summer camps and, like, they would arrange something for the summer.

[A]

I guess I could see then I guess, like, eight hours is good because it's like, yeah, if your parents are working anyways, you might as well, like, learn and be in a school.

[B]

Because the schools were put into place for that purpose to babysit your kids and get them ready for the workforce, you know.

[A]

Well, why teach them things too? You probably gotta, like, learn numbers and reading and writing. I, I, yeah, I never liked school, but, you know, you just do it. I guess as a kid you don't know any different. So you're just like, well, I'm here, you know? And you're just like, yeah, I just always want to be home. So I guess that's why I hated school.

[C]

Yeah, just be home. Yeah, me too.

[A]

But I did homeschooling. I never did this work. I would get the material and I just would never do it.

[C]

I don't know.

[A]

I'm with her. No homework. Kim could change it. If anyone could, she could. She is literally a lawyer. Right.

[C]

I think she said she redid the bar exam or something recently, but I don't know if she said the. She posted. Oh, no, she did, because she, I think she had a whole, like, ceremony in her backyard or something. Wasn't that on the show? Yeah, right.

[A]

Was it? I don't know.

[C]

I remember seeing, like, them make a party for her passing the bar exam. So I guess, yeah, she is officially a lawyer.

[A]

Change the laws. Like, she could literally take away homework from schools and that would probably be everything. I'm sure lots of parents would love that. And kids, too.

[C]

That.

[A]

Yeah, because, like, don't you have to help your kids? Right. That's like my fear, like, one day is, like, having to help her with, like, math and, like, not knowing the answers.

[C]

I don't know. My. The only in high school, I mean, like, elementary, middle school. I know my parents help me, but in high school, I think the only thing they helped me with was Spanish.

[A]

Oh, so they're like everything else. I have nothing to help her. Even English. I couldn't help her. I'm like, I don't know the semicolons and the colons and I'm so bad with that stuff. I. And you forget so much of it and then so much of it too. You're probably like, do we Even need this, you know, Especially his. I mean, I don't know history. Do we need it? I don't.

[C]

It's just I think you need history.

[A]

Yeah. What's the argument for it?

[C]

Well, if you don't know, like if you don't know your history, you're bound to make the same mistakes again.

[A]

Sure, I agree with that. But do we need to know the war of 1812? Was it 1812? You know what I mean? Or when The Alma was 1836. But do we need to know the.

[C]

Years or do we need to know PI?

[A]

3.1478-926-925222. Exactly. You remember, you had to like memorize the first 12 numbers of PI and I was like, why? We know it's 3.14. Yes. That kind of stuff. I don't think it's necessary. They really should teach. Maybe now they have a different curriculum. But I remember, I so remember in math class learning how to balance a checkbook and I was like, never do that. Hopefully they teach people how to buy houses and do their taxes. Like that's probably what you should. Like if you could learn, if you could teach kids how to do their own taxes, save so much money, you'd be so on point. Like it'd be so great.

[C]

Yeah. Or just basic finances. Like a finance class. In high cuz. Yeah, in high school. Or even like if you're. If it's in college too. Like it like I never had to take a finance class for my like major. So I think you only would have to if you're in business. Like a business degree. So they should teach it. It should be a part of ge. Yeah.

[A]

Yeah. When they make you go to school.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

Well, we'll change the school.

[C]

Yeah, that's next.

[A]

I feel like you could do it if you're taking all four of your kids. Extracurriculars, you can do anything. That's actually the most impressive thing I've ever heard. So. And doing all the companies and acting, I mean that's so impressive.

[C]

Thank kaisernot streams. Like damn.

[A]

Yeah. You flew all the way over there and took your kids back to carpool. That's amazing. I guess you have a private jet. You can do that.

[C]

Yeah. For her I guess it's pretty easy. Yeah.

[A]

Yeah. Try to think logistically, but yeah, that is. So do they just go on Kai's stream and like hang out? They just sit next to him. Right. Like he's sitting at the computer and.

[C]

He'S there next to him. Yeah. And he has Different. I guess he must schedule it out, obviously, because he goes for so long, so I'm sure he has.

[A]

Like, I'm surprised he does, because I would imagine his audience wouldn't care too much about Kim Kardashian.

[C]

I was surprised. I guess it's just like, a famous person. Like, even Mariah Carey. I was like, do these, like, kids, like, little boys, care about Mariah Carey? But. But they were. They seem gagged.

[A]

But I always feel like maybe. Do you think he gets paid to have them on? It's almost like, promotion for them, because that's, like, the ultimate.

[B]

Definitely promotion. It's not. He doesn't care. Like, it's definitely promotion, and that's just the place to go. He's like, does he get paid?

[C]

I don't think so, because it's not. Like, if something. Kim came here, you would, you know.

[A]

Yeah, but like you said, he doesn't care.

[B]

He's a different level, though. He's not like us. He's. He's at a different level because he.

[A]

Is the most famous.

[B]

The amount of people that watch his show, like, so usually people come to promote something and music, I think for.

[C]

Them, it's like they both. Both get something out of it because then he has content. The same for, like, a Mr. Beast with, like, a celebrity, you know, with, like, Ben Affleck, like, doesn't. I don't know. I feel like, like, Ben collabs with Mr. Beast when he has to promote something, but the opportunity to, like, collaborate with the celebrity. I think it's different if it was promoting something specific, like a, you know, hashtag WB partner or whatever, you know, versus.

[A]

But I guess it's like. It's like, if, like, who's like, a really big. That would not align with our audience. Like, Joe Rogan's like, let. Let me come on your podcast. Like, I mean, it's a huge celebrity, but, like. Like, my audience wouldn't care. I don't care. Maybe if you paid me. Joe Rogan on. But, you know, I. I don't know. I just think if it's, like, not with your audience, but I guess, like you said, if he. Because I just don't picture it because he's also young. I love Mariah Carey, obviously iconic, but, like, you think he, like, loves Mariah Carey like, that he was like, oh, this is the opportunity.

[C]

I think the kids are like. It's just saying that, like, your favorite streamer be with, like, a really famous person. I feel like that's kind of the guy. Because even like, when Mariah Carey's son, Morocco was, like, streaming on Twitch, like, all. Like, his whole chat was like, your mom. Like, let's have your say hi. And like, his friends were on, like, whatever game with him and be like, Ms. Carrie, Ms. Carrie, please come here. Like, so I think they still get excited to see a celebrity, even if they're not, like, fans of said celebrity. Like, I'm sure people would, like, if you were just, like, in the background of a Kai Synastro and be like, is that Trisha? I feel like someone would be like, it would just be a weird crossover saying.

[A]

I think it's, like, weird. I think, like, even, like, I think of, like, LeBron James, right? So famous. But again, I don't know if I'm, like, super excited to have him on the podcast. I think he's cool, but what am I talking about?

[C]

Some people would be like, like, like, if you randomly did a Tik Tok with LeBron James, I think the comments would be like, whoa. Like, that's crazy.

[A]

That's what I'm saying. I think I. I don't know. I don't know if it's like. Because I just wouldn't have nothing to say. I think it's cool. And he's obvious like, like, everyone thinks, like a legend, but I would have nothing to say. I know I wouldn't stream, like, if we're streaming and you have to sit next to me for, like, I don't know how long they're on there. An hour. I don't think I could do it.

[C]

I'm sure there's people he passes on that, like, he has no interest in. But, I mean, Kim Kardashian is like, Kim, for sure. Yeah.

[A]

Mariah. I'm like, she's just a little older and, like, not. I think she's, like, legendary.

[C]

She is older, but she's still iconic. And she's still, like, in the meme, like, all I want for Christmas is you. Like, she's still, like, everyone knows that song. She is, like, household name.

[A]

No, for sure. I'm not. I'm not denying that. That's what I'm saying. LeBron James, household name. Michael Jordan. I'm sure people would, like, gag over. I don't. I don't think I would sit and have a stream. Not it, you know, the same. I think that's, like, the same sort of thing. I don't know. There's so many people. The rock Rock. I'm sure he's super famous. Wouldn't care. That's what I'm saying. I. I have a feeling. I don't know.

[C]

Unless you said you wouldn't care about the Rock.

[A]

No, I think. I think he's fine. I think my mom sent me a hot topic. Was like, the Rock lost so much weight.

[C]

He did.

[A]

And I was like, okay. Like, I don't know. I know, like, people talked about, obviously, other places, like my mom, but I don't know. I don't know if I'd have that much interest in maybe that movie. Which one?

[C]

I forgot what it's called. It's. It got the longest standing ovation so far at the Venice Film Festival. It doesn't really mean much these days, I guess, but everyone's saying he's gonna be in the Oscar race.

[A]

What's he playing?

[C]

I don't. He lost a lot of weight for this role, so you know how that goes. Yeah.

[A]

Always win the Oscar when you lose weight. Always. I. Because I heard Jacob Elordi got a sitting ovation too, for like 20 minutes.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

I think Frankenstein.

[C]

Yeah. Frankenstein was like 15. I think the rocks was longer, but I think. I don't know. Amelia Perez also got like a 20 minute standing elevation. So who knows?

[A]

Everyone gets a standing ovation, I guess, if you go to that specific festival. Which one is this one?

[C]

The Venice Film Festival. Venice International Film Festival. But it is. Yeah. It's interesting seeing because, I mean, these are the movies that will be, like, in contention for Oscars.

[A]

So the Rock is deserving of an Oscar. He seems nice. He seems likable. He seems like everyone likes him. You know what I mean? I think he deserves.

[C]

I think some Hawaiians don't like him, but.

[A]

No. What did he do?

[C]

I think he just owns a lot of land there and, like, doesn't. Yeah.

[B]

It all happened when he and Oprah.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

Shared the screen together. That was the end.

[A]

That's what's so crazy to me. If you would have told like 13 year old Trish, like, Oprah is like getting canceled. It's crazy because she was like, so loved. Like, when I was growing up, she was like, the end. All be all. Like, everyone to be Oprah. Everyone to be on Oprah. I loved Oprah. She filmed in Chicago. Like, I. She was like. She was like America's sweetheart. Like, she really was like, it's so crazy how people, like, turned. I guess she's just not a good person or she'll help out or something.

[C]

Well, and. Yeah. And why she just owned, like, she just bought so much land. I guess it's Just a rich people thing. Like, you know, you, you know, know, get so rich, and then you kind of lose a little bit of humanity.

[A]

Yeah. Like, share some of the land.

[C]

I'm sure she still does, like, very, you know, nice things. Yeah. But specifically, I know, like, the natives and locals in Maui, like, she just bought so much land. And it was a thing to a couple. Was it a month ago when the tsunami warning happened in Hawaii, where, like, the main road to quickly get from, like, one side of the island to another is like, Oprah owns that whole, like, chunk of land in the middle. And at first, like, she didn't have it open, like, the road open to, like, for locals to use because, like, it's fenced and closed. She ended up opening it after pressure. Yeah.

[A]

Once Virtual scene with the hurricane.

[C]

Yes. It is kind of memory.

[A]

Yeah. Like this church and, like, you want to open up the doors to people. And then after enough pressure, he did. I was like, well, you should have done it right away. Like.

[C]

Yeah. And with, like, Lahaina, too. Like, so many, like, locals lost their homes, like, the fires and stuff. And she did end up helping again. But, like, after, like, a lot of.

[A]

Pressure and what did the rock and Oprah do that people pissed them, got mad.

[C]

They just buy so much land for themselves. And when, like, the house, like, in the locals, like, in Hawaii, and the natives, like, they. It's like the whole family are living in, like, you know, two bedroom houses because it's like the. The property value is so, like, insanely high. So it's just like the. The wealthy hoarding, like, houses and property and then making it impossible for, like, locals.

[A]

But they did a video together.

[B]

You said, yeah, there was something then, and I think that's the moment.

[A]

But what did they say in the video where they, like, donate?

[C]

Oh, I remember that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. They're asking people to donate after the fires, right? Yeah, the Lahaina fire.

[A]

And then what did they say?

[C]

They were. Yeah, they were like, like, trying to get people to donate, and everyone was like, well, what are you doing?

[A]

That's crazy. I think that part is crazy because, like, it is one thing down on the land, which is like, okay, you're greedy. But then another thing to be like, that's what I think about Domino's earlier. And not to get back to that, but I was thinking, like, if they're worth $15 billion, like, you know, they always ask and I do. They always ask you to donate to St. Jude's when you're doing your. Your pizza purchase. And like, do you want to do $1, $2 or $5? And it's like, I mean, I guess maybe they donate. But I was like, what they worth 15 billion? They probably could just like, like donate everything to you. A billion dollars, St. Jude. And then you don't have to ask other people to donate $5.

[C]

True. Yeah. I think it also. I mean.

[A]

Or no, tell me.

[C]

No, I think also I heard. I don't know if this is true, so take with the grain of salt, but I heard that like, if, like say if I was making a purchase at like, I don't know, homegoods or something. Because I think it's like every store does it, but I think it. It ends up being a tax write off for that. Them too, versus, like if you just went and donated to that place yourself. Yourself. Or like when you go to like a pet, like a Petco or PetSmart or whatever, and they say like, you want to save a dog and it's like, well, it ends up being a. Like it, it goes to help them, the store as well, rather than if.

[A]

I just did it directly.

[C]

Yeah, exactly.

[A]

And they get you because you, you don't want to be like, no, I'm not gonna donate a dollar to the kids. So you do it. So they do get you. I wonder how many people. I wonder how much money. Do they ever say they should disclose how much money they're donating to St. Jude every year?

[C]

I have no idea.

[A]

Disclose. I don't know.

[C]

I know at least because I have a oomphie that works at like Panda Express, like corporate and it seems like a good company from. I went to high school with her and I just see her post sometimes and they. She does like work in the corporate and like, it's so. This is so specific but like, her, one of her co workers and Panda, like lost her their daughter, who's like super young, like three, and they did like a fundraiser and was like, anything that you match Panda is gonna match 200, which I thought was very nice. Yeah.

[A]

Companies do that.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

So at least Domino should do that too.

[C]

Maybe they do, I guess. I don't know.

[A]

But I think they would tell you. I think that you would hear about that. Oh, I never heard about that from Panda. Oh, I love that we supported Panda.

[C]

Yeah, that made me feel good. I was like, okay. At least we were supporting a nice company with Panda Express. It was good too. Yeah, it was good.

[A]

Yeah, it was pretty fresh. My mom had the fried rice for breakfast yesterday. She said she loved. I Got her an extra one. I was like, I know my mom likes this fried rice. It's very good.

[C]

I was so mad I left my. My memory has been so bad. I left my leftovers here. And I was so mad cuz I was so excited to eat my cream cheese.

[A]

Maybe it's trash. I didn't know I should have kept it.

[C]

No. I don't know if the cream cheese rangoons would still be good like three days later.

[A]

It was really good.

[C]

It was good. It hit the spot.

[A]

I do love our little lunches.

[C]

I had fit. The Harmony is a hot topic, but I feel like you have no connection to fifth Harmony. Although Lauren from Fifth Harmony is on Dancing with the Stars this season. So I thought maybe that way.

[A]

Yeah, I don't know anybody from anything. I don't know fifth Harmony because I'm.

[C]

Thinking like peak with Harmony. I know you are not. Not in the current pop girl sphere.

[A]

You know, I even thought where the Jonas Brothers show.

[C]

Like, yes. They had a big reunion. Yeah.

[A]

That they were there. And I'm like, I don't know. I don't know them. But one of them is on Dancing with the Stars, you said?

[C]

Yeah, Lauren is on Dancing with the Stars. Normani was on Dancing with the Stars.

[A]

Oh, Normani was from fifth Harmony. Love Normani.

[C]

Oh, yeah. You did her dance. Motivation.

[A]

Motivation. She commented on that Tick tock too. No, I loved her. I didn't know she was from a girl.

[C]

Yeah, she was from fifth Harmony.

[A]

She had the Beyonce. She just went solo. She like guy.

[C]

Actually, Camila Cabello went solo first.

[A]

Oh, I know. She was at the Jonas Brothers show.

[C]

No, that was kind of the guy. So Fifth Harmony reunited, but it was four because Camila wasn't there.

[A]

Where was she? What was she doing?

[C]

Well, that's kind of the gag with fifth Harmony. So originally they were fifth Harmony.

[A]

Yes.

[C]

X Factor us. It was like the. The Britney Spears Demi Lovato season. Like, okay, they were like kind of One Direction nachos. Like they were solos and then they got put together as a girl group. And yeah, originally it was the five, but then after like two, I think it was like a couple years, Camila Cabela Cabello quit fifth Harmony and then they were just four Harmony.

[A]

Oh, she's like Justin.

[C]

It was a whole thing. Yeah, it was kind of in a scandalo.

[A]

Wait, why? What is she.

[C]

Because it was kind of mysterious how she kind of. She just like quit and then there was like, she had these like racist posts come out where I can't. It was racist. Towards black people. I forget if it was specifically directed towards Normani. They're. They're friends now. But there was like a weird drama. Like, there was always videos of, like, Camila being, like, the outsider. And I remember as I was working at, when I was working for Ryan Seacrest, like, and he had Kiss fm, so the radio show Fifth Harmony was always around doing promo, and it really was always like the four girls, like, together. And then Camila would always be, like, by herself at the end the day of this corner of the room. Yeah.

[A]

So she just didn't get along with them or something?

[C]

Yeah, I guess she just wasn't meshing with them at some point.

[A]

But X Factor, you said, like, One Direction is all random. They didn't know each other, so they're all placed in a group together. Well, that's a recipe for disaster, I.

[C]

Feel as we saw with, you know, Zayn quitting too. But. Yeah, and then I. I never forget. I think it was the VMAs. They did a. It was right after Camila quit. And then it showed like the silhouette of fifth Harmony. And then all of a sudden, and there was five girls, like, their shadows or whatever. And then you just see one girl, like, get ejected from the stage and go flying backwards. And it was supposed to, like, signify, like, Camila. And then it just became the four. It was crazy.

[A]

Oh, my God, that is wild.

[C]

It was great.

[A]

I love it. The creativity is there. What did they do last night with the Jonas Brothers?

[C]

It was kind of weird because they reunited. It was just the four and. But they were singing along to the track and the track still had had Camila's vocals. So I don't know if, like, they just didn't get a chance. Maybe it was like a last minute thing and they didn't have a chance to, like, record the song again.

[A]

So it was like, literally from the track from like, Spotify, they're like, you can hear Camilla. So, okay, here's the thing. I think with the track, obviously you can hear it, it's doubled, whatever. But when you're actually good singers, why are you singing with the track?

[C]

I kind of think it was just like a last minute thing. And they were only like, you know, a special guest at the Jonas Brothers concert. So it wasn't like their own show. Whatever.

[A]

Jonas, the Jonas Brothers singing with them.

[C]

They just had them come out.

[A]

Oh, they weren't even on stage.

[C]

I was wondering about that. Yeah, I was like, wait, what's the tie?

[A]

What's the tie like? Hanson. Okay. You're both trios, but what.

[C]

I guess they're just bringing out a lot of like nostalgic acts and you know, giving them the stage for a little bit, which is something. But yeah, it was Disney.

[A]

I'm available for bet on it if they need me to perform it. If they can't get Zac Efron, I'm gonna jump in because they're coming to LA soon, right?

[C]

Yeah, you're right. Yeah, that is so funny.

[A]

I'm ready.

[C]

But yeah, with Harmony was kind of like. It's just so I can say this lovingly because they also own it. Like as a girl group. They just like, they're never like in sync together with their dancing. It's very chaotic.

[A]

Like really.

[C]

Yes, it has always been like that. Like they've always just been kind of messy. But that's kind of their charm.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

And they even like they're posting TikToks like when they're reunited too. And the captions are like, you expected us to be in sync?

[A]

Oh, I lied. Yeah.

[C]

So they're having fun with it. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[A]

And Normani was there.

[C]

Yeah, Normani.

[A]

Cuz she had like a pretty big solo career.

[C]

Yeah, she actually I'm sad cuz like Normani was supposed to be such a big solo act but then I don't know if it was like label mismanagement or what. And her parents got sick too. So that also like slowed her down. But yeah, her out like her solo project just kept getting delayed and delayed and delayed and then by the time she released it like it just like lost momentum. But she's very talented, great dancer.

[A]

Yeah, I love. I would love her. She's like a dream guest. Normani, please, come on. She commented on my tick tock and I was like so gag. I love her. I didn't know she's fifth Harmony though.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

That's so saying she's like a star. Like I had no idea. Like who where are you? Like I just know Normani. Like that's crazy that she was there too.

[C]

Yeah, that's where she got her start. Camila too. And then. But yeah, Camila commented heart emojis on their Instagram of the four of them together and they're kind of teasing that they might have like a proper reunion with Camila. I guess we'll see. Honestly, she should. I feel like at this point it's been enough time. Like even Justin Timberlake is back with NSync. You know what I mean? So like, come on.

[A]

I don't know Camila like That. But I'd compare her. Doesn't he really seems like the one that.

[C]

The first solo, like, the big solo act.

[A]

I see. But getting back flopped so hard. Like, oh, Patrick is more famous than Justin. So to be like, Camilla come back and like Justin Timberlake. Like who? Because Justin, I think, is the biggest flaw flop like that we've seen the biggest comedy.

[C]

Not first.

[A]

No, of course. Everyone, like, that's what I'm saying. The biggest flop. The biggest fumble, I guess you could call it.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

Because, like, no one likes Justin. He's like, the least talented. Like, even people were comparing, like, Chris Kirkpatrick vocals and being he should have been the lead because he had the highest vocal register and that's usually who gets the lead. So it's like, how did. How did this happen? How did he fall so fast? Like, his dance moves. Everything about him is cringy. Awful person, awful dance move moves. Can't sing. Doesn't sing. Puts the microphone down, at least fifth harmony. Singing to the track. The track starts and Justin's like, no, like what? Like, it's crazy.

[C]

I guess he's sick. So I don't know.

[A]

Then don't go on tour. Let's cancel. Say we need time with the family. Let's say we need anything. You know what I mean? Like, not go out and just give nothing. Actually, I think that's like, the most disrespectful thing. Could you imagine going on stage to your fans and just like, literally putting the microphone down?

[C]

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[A]

Not even, like, nothing. Just putting it down, walking away, doing a weird dance move in that game.

[C]

Yeah. Sabrina Carpenter kind of talked about that too in an interview. She was like, I've, like, never had a cancelator, and there's sometimes where I'm sick, but, like, I'll push through it. And obviously it's like, what people like her as. Like, a woman. Obviously. She always thinks about when she's at concerts. She's like, you know, if it's a female, like pops or whatever, like, who knows if they're on their period, if they're having Terrible cramps, you know. And like she talked about. Yeah. And it's something that like you never think about with girls having to like, you know, perform through all this stuff. And then heels and you know, you're doing choreo, etc.

[A]

So much. I remember being like eight months pregnant and I forgot what show it was like San Jose, I think it was. I was so sick the entire time. I was so sick. I don't know what it was. I was so sick. I like. But I was like, oh my God, we're all here, we gotta get through it. And like the minute I got off stage, like, remember the minute I got a stage for freaky throw up everywhere. I couldn't even make it to the trash can. I was just like, like, like projectile vomiting for like five minutes straight and no one could find a trash can. And by the time the trash can came, it all came out and I was just like, I don't know how like you hold it in, but you're just like, no, all these people are here. You have to go out and do it. You know, it's just like, I mean, get it. Like, I get like, if you're like sick or like you can't do it, that's fine. But I, you know, sometimes you just gotta go out there and do it.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

And like, because you also don't want to disappoint those people. Like all those people who came and like, you know, spent money. Like it's. Concerts are not cheap. Like how people afford concerts is great. Like even like me, I was thinking about traveling to go see mcr and it's like to travel to a concerts insane. So when people are like, I came from a different state, I came from Florida. Like now, like putting that in perspective, I'm like, that's actually insane because you're like paying gas or flight or hotel. And no matter how cheap you're getting flights and hotels, it's still hundreds if not thousands of dollars to go see someone. Like, it's actually insane. So for Justin, like just cancel it. Like give refunds. Don't go out there and not sing. Like, that's wild.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

And people sometimes do love. Like the next day I was just talking about how like I had, I think they talked about having constipation the next show and I was like, I'm so constipated. I took this and this and people were like encouraging. They were just like, woo, you know what I mean? There they were happy you were there, you know, but you had to tell Them up front like, hey, guys, I'm really constipated right now, so I can't jump as high, you know. And they were. They were gagged for it. So.

[C]

Yeah, I love that.

[A]

That was my San Jose and I forgot the other one I did. It was the San Jose. It was another one up in Northern California and it was Sacramento. And yeah, they both got, you know, literal, like I felt like in me and I kept saying that and they were just like, they were excited for me to be there. And I finished it up. I made sure to go extra long too, just because I wasn't giving enough of my performances. I'm like, let me just talk more to give you guys a little extra ban for your bucks. Yeah, you know, it's not cheap. That's what I'm saying. It's just not cheap. And you just have to really make sure you give them an experience.

[C]

Yeah. Even like Ariana Grande announcing her tour. I'm like, like, I have to start saving now. I think I don't even. I think they go on sale. Oh, I forgot. They go on sale in September and it's September.

[A]

Oh, no.

[C]

But yeah, I was like, damn, it is a whole. A whole thing.

[A]

Who's her owner? Did they announce?

[C]

I don't think they've announced yet.

[A]

Who is this bucket could be ready. But also, was there speculation who it might be? Did people say.

[C]

I think I remember before. Cuz she followed Addison. This is before Addison announced her solo tour. But like she followed Addison and there.

[A]

Was not another speculation.

[C]

Maybe there was. Yeah.

[A]

I feel like I heard someone being like, oh, she's probably going to.

[C]

Was it Madison beer?

[A]

Oh, that'd be crazy.

[C]

Kind of making that up. I don't know. But me starting the rumor.

[A]

Yeah, I would like that one.

[C]

Can you believe there was. And the dangerous woman toy Sabrina Carpenter opened for Ariana Grande.

[A]

Damn, she open for everybody.

[C]

Yeah, you're right. I just kind of process that Taylor. And it's such a spam. Like, that was a few years. Yeah. So Sabrina's been hustling.

[A]

Rebecca Black has inspired me as the opener act for Katy Perry. I'm like, who could I open for? I would love to open for anybody, honestly. Alex Warren hit me up. I'll open for you. Like that would be because I love Rebecca Black show as an opener. She came with like two dancers and I loved it so much. She like ate so hard. I was like, I want to do that. Because I was like, you have to have like a lot a big production to be an opener. And so seeing her do, like. Because it's like my show, you know, it's like just your dancers and whatever. I was like, I could do that.

[C]

Yeah. I think Sabrina, when she opened for Taylor, it was like she had a band, obviously, but it was kind. It was mostly just her, I think. Like, really? Yeah. She didn't have a huge elaborate. Like, she had, like, the screen, like, would play things, but she didn't have, like, a huge elaborate, like, set pieces.

[A]

Why do I feel like. Yeah, because Addison's tour is, like, so huge. Her production is, like. Her sets are so big. All right. Could be a possibility.

[C]

That's cool.

[A]

I would love to see Ariana Grande. How many shows she's doing? Like 10 or more.

[C]

Yeah, it's small. I. I forgot how many times I've seen her. I saw her. Oh, my God. Her own tours. I saw Dangerous Woman. I saw Sweetener. And then I've seen her at, like, three different. Like. Like Radio, like, Wango Tangles or whatever the hell. So I've actually seen her a lot. I think I've seen her like five times. She's so good. Yeah. And just like a vibe. Just a vibe. I love Ari.

[A]

Did you have a new album coming out or. She's just.

[C]

It's the Eternal Sunshine album.

[A]

She's touring that from last year or is that this year? Last year, right.

[C]

Why am I forgetting? I. I think last year. But then she did the. The, like, deluxe edition this year, right? Yeah.

[A]

So then next year she tours that.

[C]

Yeah, yeah. The tour starts next year after Wicked and stuff. And it's small. I think she wanted to, like, give her fans a tour, but obviously between filming all her movies and stuff. Right now.

[A]

Yeah, she's booked it.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

Dancing with the Stars cast announced. And I'm on it. Oh, you missed me. Well, just wait. I'm the secret, secret tap in. You know, what can I say? I actually thought I was. And I'm not even being. I should have screenshotted. Maybe I did. I really thought I was a secret tap in. Look, first of all, there's been no reaching out. No agents have told me I'm on it. Nothing. There's nothing connected me at all to this. It's just like a fun rumor that I love to start and run with and. But I thought for a minute, because you know who followed me like a week ago was Sasha Farber, who is. He is a pro and did his job. Stars. Him and Jen Tran from Bachelorette joined last minute last year. And so he followed me Like a week ago. And I see it in my priority thing. And I was like, are we. Are we the secret couple coming in? Are we? Because he's not a pro this season, as far as we know. Like, he wasn't with anybody on Good Morning America this morning. And I was like, that's so weird. So then literally today, as I saw the cast announce, I just went to his profile to see if he still follows me, and he does. So I followed him back. I was like, oh, are we. Are we the mystery couple entering? Like, if someone backs out or can we join? Going like two weeks in or something like that? I'm ready. I can learn a routine in two days.

[C]

Like, you're the twist this season.

[A]

Yeah, that'd be fierce, you know, because it was like, I can learn it so fast. I want to say Holly was. I think she said she was called last minute, like a week before the show started because someone dropped out. So just in case. Are there any convicts on this season in case they have to drop out or something like that?

[C]

It didn't really look that controversial. Anything really. Right from first look.

[A]

Right.

[C]

Is Corey Feldman controversial? I was the only one. I was like, I feel like I heard things about, yes, I'm gay.

[A]

What?

[C]

I wasn't there something with him?

[A]

And there's always something with Corey Feldman.

[B]

That's a lifelong.

[C]

Okay, I was wondering. I was like, in my head, I remember there's something about him.

[A]

Oh, God. You know why? I first, I was like, you know what? I'm not bitter. All these people deserve to be on there. And not to say Corey Feldman doesn't. He was on Dish Retro. Shout Out. Corey Feldman. Feldman. And I know he's had a lot of stuff in his. He's a child star trauma. I, you know, get it, respect it. But I mean, how they not asked me and Corey Feldman, you know what I mean? Like, that's. Granted he wasn't like the Goonies and stuff. I mean, he is kind of iconic, but that is wild. Okay, well, you know what? I take it back. Corey Feldman. You're deserving, I think. Unless you've done something problematic in that case, I don't vouch for you. But who's he partnered with?

[C]

Let me see. I'm trying to find the pairings.

[A]

What's he look like now? I haven't seen him.

[B]

He looks elderly, bleached hair. Something in the picture, I think.

[A]

Oh, my God. Yeah. Well, wow.

[C]

Jenna Johnson. Oh, yeah.

[A]

Okay. He might have a chance. She's pretty good.

[C]

Robert Iran with Whitney Carson, Alex Earl with Val Shoski. Dylan Efron with Daniela Gar Gotch. Whitney. Leave it. Levitt with Mark Ballas.

[A]

They're gonna win. Mark Bellis wins every season he's on. I don't think he's ever lost a season.

[C]

Well, Jen Affleck is. Is with Jan Rovnik. And he was Taylor Swift's sexy dancer from the Aerosol.

[A]

I have seen him.

[C]

Yeah. And he's the one with the big bulge.

[A]

So you think the Swifties are going to vote for.

[C]

They should. Yeah. He's beloved by the Swifties, so I think so. And then Scott Hoying is with Riley Arnold. Hilaria Baldwin is with Gleb. Andy Richter. Who's that?

[A]

He hosted Conan.

[C]

Oh, okay.

[A]

He was a co host with Conan.

[C]

Emma with Emma Slater. Jordan Chiles is with Ezra. So they might be really good, too, actually. Yeah. Yeah. Gymnasts usually are.

[A]

Yeah. Because they can do.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

Yes. I. I think they could win.

[C]

Baron Davis with Brit Stewart. Danielle Fischel with Pasha. Corey Feldman with Jenna Johnson. Elaine Hendricks.

[A]

Oh, Pasha.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

Is that the one I just said?

[C]

No, you said Sasha.

[A]

Who's Pasha?

[C]

Pasha Pascov.

[A]

Oh. Always been a pro. I never heard of.

[C]

Of him.

[A]

Okay.

[C]

I think it's been around. That name sounds familiar. Elaine Hendricks from Parent Trap with Alan Burstyn. And Lauren from Fifth Harmony with Brandon Armstrong. It was weird, though, because Lauren wasn't in the promo and I thought that was like. It was like, what happened.

[A]

Maybe she missed the day.

[C]

Yeah. I guess she was with Jonas Brothers, but.

[A]

Oh, right. Maybe.

[C]

Maybe because it was. It was so odd to show everyone. And then Anne Loin Wagatti. I think that's how you pronounce her last name, but yeah.

[A]

Wow.

[C]

Interesting.

[A]

Congrats. I guess. I don't know. It's interesting that it's like half influencers, like, or half, like, social media people and half like old school mainstream.

[C]

You know what I mean?

[A]

Like, it is. I do think. What's the Olympian's name? What's her name?

[C]

Jordan Childs.

[A]

Jordan. I think she seems to be, I would say, stands a chance because she's athletic. Maybe with Ezra. They're both. He's on social media a lot. And then she also is just like a current relevant young person on. Because it's either like a young influencer or like an old actor.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

And there's no like, in between. So she seems to be, like, mainstream, but also has the Ezra connection to social media.

[C]

So did Simone Biles win?

[A]

I want to say. Yeah.

[C]

Right. Yeah. And I Mean, Jordan, like, was with Simone, so that was the same team. Yeah, yeah.

[A]

Period. Then she's gonna win for sure. I love Simone Biles. Yes. Gabby too. There was one named Gabby. Was Gabby Douglas on Dancing Stars. Yeah.

[C]

Awesome team.

[A]

I feel like they always do good. Shawn Johnson.

[C]

Yeah, I think you're right. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I think Jordan and Simone are the team USA gymnastics iconic duo.

[A]

Yeah. Oh, yeah. Yes.

[C]

And they went on tour together too.

[A]

So period. They're gonna. I think. Good, good. Because Ezra got such a bad hand with Anna Delvey. So I'm so glad. Is amazing. I'm so shook. He's with Whitney. I like Whitney. I think she's great. But I'm. I'm shook because he always wants to go with, like, the big star. I don't know who the big star would be of the show. Who do you think? I mean, not in a bad way, but.

[C]

No, I know, like, who's the big. Who's. Yeah.

[A]

Rob.

[C]

I genuinely think Robert Irwin is like, the most famous one work. Yeah.

[A]

He's a legacy, you know, Two more wives is crazy. Could they get no one else? Like, they could. They could get no one else. Like, what do you mean?

[C]

I think too many people would have gotten you and Alex Earl confused. Like, the casual viewer. The casual viewer we like. Wait, didn't she just perform? Which one are they? Your sister? Is it a 20 twin twists. Like, what is it?

[A]

No fatties. No, no. I'm sorry. I should stop using that. No large people on this season. I'm a fatty. I can say it. But there was no oversized plus size people. I'm sad. All right, well.

[C]

Well, there's really none left.

[A]

So no oversized people. Oh, right, right. Everyone's on the other that you eat with that. That's so true.

[C]

Or you don't eat with that.

[A]

Yeah. The GLP one's coming in clutch. Okay. Are you watching?

[C]

I will see clips. I've never really watched dancing like a proper season of Dancing with the Spider.

[A]

I will say we watched the whole thing because at dinner time there's not much to watch with the kids. So at least it's like dancing and music and stuff like that.

[C]

That's true. That is a good fan of that.

[A]

Left out on the season because he just was just a menace to the ballroom.

[C]

Which one is he the one that dated everybody?

[A]

Yeah, he dated Brooks Nader and everybody else that he's partnered with.

[C]

Okay. T. I'm excited for Jan Ravnick. The eras for dancer.

[A]

Yes.

[C]

He's kind of the celeb oh my God. If you pair with Jan. Oh, I'd be gag.

[A]

Yeah, me and Sasha. He's not on the list so you never know. Okay, well I might have other exciting news coming up I think. I don't know. It's almost there and I feel like this was the reason I wasn't meant to do Dancing with the Stars is because it's okay. We'll see. Yeah, I don't know. I don't know how I feel about it. I don't know but it seems like a big deal. I guess everyone was talking about it this morning so it seems like. Or maybe my mom, she just sent me that on Facebook. Reels.

[C]

I think a lot of people. Yeah, I think so. I think it's always been a big show. It just never really sparked anything with me. I like every time I worked though we would always have the Dancing with the Stars people. Like Zendaya when she was on Dancing with the Stars and I was at Access Hollywood, she was at Access Hollywood all the time. Time to talk about Dancing with the Stars and always the Sweetest angel too.

[A]

So they seem to push for them. Cuz we had gotten some pitches for people to come on here and I was like multiple times through multiple routes too. Like do you want this person from Dancing Stars?

[C]

I guess they have a lot because they have their personal PR than the show pr. So yeah, they have double the.

[A]

Maybe. Maybe I'll get into it and I'll you know, have questions.

[C]

Which one? Cory Felton again? I guess my friend Rebecca. I don't know why but she's a Corey Felt in Stan and I don't really. She just talks about him a lot but I don't know and like goes to his events or something. I don't know but I don't know anything.

[A]

I take my sister to a couple of his events. Yeah, he's like. He's like a Tom sandoval from like 20 years prior because he does. He performs I my whole tick tock a couple years ago was him performing and he gives Tom Sandoval where he'll like do covers of songs and Michael Jackson specifically.

[B]

He likes to be Michael Jackson.

[A]

He impersonate.

[C]

He was friends with Sandoval covering Michael.

[A]

Jackson Jackson he did the weekend. Did you see him on agt? Blinding lights. Crazy. How did you not see this performance? Everyone, even people don't watch agt. Even Tana saw it. Like it was crazy. I think had a. I think he had an ex from Simon or Howie and he was in the Quarterfinals. And they never buzzed people in the quarterfinals.

[C]

And I'm like, Tom Sandoval was in the quarterfinals of America's got.

[A]

Yes.

[C]

Like after he was famous.

[A]

Yeah. This year he auditioned this year like.

[B]

No, after, after trailers and everything.

[A]

Wait.

[C]

And he made it to the quarterfinals.

[A]

They loved him in the first round. I was like, what did he sing? He's saying take on me. Take take me in a day or two.

[B]

And even that he didn't hit the notes fully. But still they're kind of like okay, there was a good energy there.

[A]

It was getting wedding band, it was getting wedding singer.

[B]

But then with the weekend he did not even hit the nose.

[A]

Oh, weekend was crazy. You have to watch it. That was so wild.

[C]

That is crazy.

[A]

I almost thought he was like trolling and I still believe he might have been.

[C]

I mean it's giving. It's giving corporate synergy. Cuz he bra like Bravo traitor is peacock. NBC is America talent and probably show.

[B]

Off with some spin off of some kind.

[C]

Yeah. Cuz he's like the big NBC Universal, you know, talent. So it's like let's put him on every NBC.

[A]

Why do they have him on as just a performance? Like Ben Platt will go and just perform. It's not to compete in the competition against other people.

[C]

Like the dog who's talking about it. They got exactly what they want. They want. It was a bait to get Draca Panis to talk about the only one talking about it.

[A]

I was like. Because I was gagged too. I was like. And they even, they even acknowledge that he's like someone famous. Like oh, we know. Yeah, you're from what? I want to go. I want to audition. Okay, America's Got Talent producers please put me on to audition again. I would love to go out on stage and just walk out completely normal and just like try my fast talking again. See if they like it. Now do the exact. Cuz it's their 20 years I think right? There was 20 years and so I was like they had old acts come out.

[C]

Oh, that's fierce.

[A]

I missed it. But I would love to do next season.

[C]

So okay, like how would you up the ansy? So what if you fast talk but then you were also dancing? Like perform like what's it called? Interpretive dance as you fast talk.

[A]

I don't know if I could cuz that's slow. Is it interpretive dance slow? How would I slow and should tap dance?

[C]

Oh yeah, good idea. Susie 2 Susie Toot can teach you how to tap dance and then you can.

[A]

Can she. Because we actually just talked to some people to teach us how to tap dance. Okay. Yeah, yeah.

[C]

Susie Toots, the best tap dancer I know. So I think she in la.

[A]

No, she's in the East Coast.

[C]

She's all over America. Yeah.

[A]

Not around giving tap lessons. But I would love Susie Tucci going there. I would love. Okay, you're right. Maybe I will. I would love. And just be like really fast. Like.

[C]

Yeah, yeah.

[A]

Do like a little Hamilton or something.

[C]

Because you can't just fast talk now. Because you've done been there, done that. You have to like. Have we elevate.

[A]

Elevate it? Yes. Do it like in a dunk tank or something upside down. Like that's what they do it with. A dog do it, you know, would be so fierce. That'd be cool. He just like, starts jumping over my head. I'm like on all fours. He just jumps over me, back and forth.

[C]

Cali, get those dogs trained. Those dogs.

[A]

Well, we should have Malibu training because they always have little kids on the show too. So Malibu before she can train the dogs to jump over me. Oh, damn.

[C]

That's like every, like, niche that you have. Yeah, okay.

[A]

Call me. I would love. Me and Howie. Howie was on my season, weirdly, like, it was Sharon, Howie and Howard Stern. So, like, if he was still on, which you know he's going to be still on. He's not leaving. Yeah. Oh, man. Tom Sandoval is Corey Feldman. Vibes for sure. But you're right. Yeah. The nepotism of NBC. I would do it though. I'd audition. I was like, it's smart because I get a lot of people watch it still, which is crazy. I mean, we're watching it, I guess. I watched Masked Singer, Dancing with the Stars and America's Got Talent. I watch it every week. And we're like, who watches this show but us? And not only do we watch it once a week, we rewatch it when my dad comes up on Saturday.

[C]

Really?

[A]

Because we need something watch at dinner and what else is family friendly? So like, let's watch that same episode again. And then Moses told me. I'm like, did we watch? I'm like, we're watching it as it was the first time. He's like, did we watch this? We watched this. No, we didn't. We didn't. Cuz you know, if you tell someone you watch something, then they're like, oh, no. Yeah, like we watch something else.

[B]

No, we're watching it as, like, presenting it. Like there's a new episode of the.

[A]

Because they get excited for it?

[B]

No, but I get excited that there's a. A new episode.

[A]

But they were like, oh, you love America's Got Talent. You're always like, is there a new episode of America's Got Talent? Like, three weeks in a row, there wasn't a new one. And I was like, there's not a new one. And you would be like, are you sure? And I was like, no, we're watching Big Bang Theory again. I don't like that show. But that's all that's on right now. That's all we got working with us until Wednesday. And only Murders comes on.

[C]

Well, I guess you're in luck, because that's all this week, so can't wait.

[A]

Yeah, I really do love Drop Dead Diva, too, and I don't want to put that to the side, but I guess there are six seasons of that. I love that show. I can't wait to watch more episodes. So it inspires me to be a lawyer. I'm finally getting focused now. 1:43 in, I'm like, ooh, I'm focused. In the tail end of the Locked In. Oh, okay, sorry. I'm focused now. The Adderall kicked in that I didn't take it.

[C]

Sabrina Carpenter. Did you hear Man's Best Friend? I feel like you. I know you didn't actually, as a matter of fact. Wait, what do you mean? Have you heard the whole album, Man's Best Friend?

[A]

Well, I heard Manchild, so that's. Well, first of all, it's hard for me to listen to music.

[C]

I know.

[A]

Like, I don't know how people sit and listen to music. Music. Like, it's kind of hard for me to do.

[C]

Yeah. Instead, you'll turn on views like. Let me. Let me hear that. David Dobre.

[A]

Oh, you're right. I know. I'm a glutton for punishment, I guess. No, I haven't. I should. You're right. I should listen to music. I should listen. I listened to my couple romance over and over. I should probably listen to, like, Sabrina Carpenter. I do love her. I have to. I have to have a music video to go with it. Like, I need to have a visual.

[C]

Well, you might like it. It's her music video For Tears is all references to Rocky Horror.

[A]

So is it out a music video?

[C]

Yeah, for Tears.

[A]

When did that come out?

[C]

When the album came out. So last Friday or Thursday night.

[A]

How come I've seen not one clip of it? Who is she dressed as?

[C]

I don't know, because I haven't seen Rocky Horror.

[A]

But I know it's she in a maid outfit. Is she in a gold hat.

[C]

At.

[A]

One point and then with, like, a gold jacket?

[C]

I think at one point. Okay, but I think it references a lot of different.

[A]

Different.

[C]

I. The one I saw the most, it was like, because people. She's like, running through a hallway at one point, and it's like when the arms come out and everyone's like, oh, she wants to be Ariana and Wicked. But everyone's like, no, this is Rocky Horror.

[A]

Is it, like, sexy? Is it, like.

[C]

Yes.

[A]

Okay, so. Yes, that makes sense. Okay.

[C]

And there's something with the Cornfields. I don't know if that's Rocky Horror.

[A]

Oh, I don't know either. Maybe I'm.

[C]

I might need your expert, because I'm not. Yeah. As you know, I love Rocky Horror.

[A]

Even from Glee. You don't know Rocky Horror.

[C]

I know the time warp.

[A]

Yes. You should know their characters. There was two Columbias, two Magentas. All of them had to be, too, because there wasn't. John Stamos, weirdly, is like, the. What? I don't know his name. Meatlove played him in the movie. I can't think of his name. But, like, John Stamos was in the high school production of Glee or of Rocky Horror. And I was like, this is weird. Why is he there? Why is he like.

[C]

I know Colman Domingo was in the Sabrina video in drag. I don't know if that would reference.

[A]

Anything, but, okay, probably somebody. Yeah, the main Frankenfooter character.

[C]

That means main person. It was Sabrina and Colman Domingo was like, the main.

[A]

Oh, so maybe Coleman was Frankenfitter, the one that, like, Laverne Cox played. And Tim Curry.

[C]

Oh, okay. Yeah, maybe. Yeah, yeah.

[A]

And Mercedes Icon's only playing that role.

[C]

But yeah, there was that music video. Yeah, you might like it. But did you see her interview with Gail King? Because. Okay, that was kind of crazy. Yeah, she did one, like, sit down, like, on camera interview, and it was with Gail King for, like, cbs.

[A]

Why Gail King? Why was she on Car Down Daddy? Like, why is she doing Gail King?

[C]

I honestly was a little confused, too. She did the same show, the cbs, that CBS show, for short and sweet. Like, that was her one, like, sit down interview. But it was not. It was not. Gail King was a different interviewer. I don't know. I forgot her name. But yeah, this Gail Gang was wild. I mean, Gail really went in and was like, is this about Barry Keogan? What do you think about Taylor Swift name?

[A]

Right. I was like, what like, how? What? Okay.

[C]

I don't know. I was the only thing. I really don't know, actually. I could think, like, it is a big, traditional, like, show. So maybe she thinks, like, she already has, and this is just me speculating and talking through it. Like, the PR perspective. Like, maybe it's like, oh, she already has all the digital audience. Like, will she get any new viewers from Call Her Daddy? Like, I'm sure, you know, anyone who listens to Call Her Daddy probably already knows Sabrina Carpenter. But if you go on this, like, this traditional CBS morning show that it's, like, on in the morning, like. Like, you know, families. Like, maybe that's just, like, maybe you might pick up some news.

[A]

Yeah, like, my mom would watch it. Maybe we would watch it with our kids.

[C]

That's really the only thing I can think of. It's just so traditional and, like, old school. So I was like, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. But the interview was, like, kind of nuts. And I was like, I just can't imagine. Like, I don't know. I guess the only person who would have, like, the be bold enough to go straight and ask specifically about Barry Hogan would be someone like Gil, who is just, like, as older as done.

[A]

Literally doesn't know his name. Yeah, she is.

[C]

Like, to her, it's just, like, another interview, I would think. But Gil King, she's the one. She's best friends with Oprah, and she's, like, a journalist.

[A]

Like, all people knew her for was being best friends with Oprah.

[C]

Yeah, she's been a broadcast journalist for years.

[A]

Talked about that. That's so weird. That is so weird.

[C]

Okay, well, since 1981, I think she was. That was her first anchor job, so she's been doing it for a long time.

[A]

Yeah, I guess I do like older ladies interviewing because they don't care. Like, they don't. Like, like, I'm gonna ask you about Barry Keegan. Like, doesn't know the name, doesn't know the correlation, doesn't know. You shouldn't ask about that. And I kind of love it. I kind of. It's kind of like, Wendy, it's kind of all that, where it's just like, I don't really care. I'm old, you know, And I can't wait to be a little bit older like that. Like, in my 50s and just not care and just ask the questions.

[C]

It was wild, though, too, because then it was, like, going, like, directly into Taylor Swift. Oh. The question I love the most was, like, aren't you worried that, like, you know, what Men are going to think if you're writing songs. It was so like, old school, like, like when Taylor Swift was like 16 years old and people were asking her these questions, like, aren't you worried about what the guys are going to think of you? And Sabrina's like, I'm not afraid of men. Like that. Yeah, I'm afraid of men, but not like that. Like.

[A]

Right, right. No, she was so good. Even the Barry question, she was so good. She just like.

[C]

And her giggle. Her giggle killed me.

[A]

Yeah, she's just like glazed over it. She's just like, you know, she. She was so good. She's. I love her.

[C]

Yeah, she. I mean, she's so media trained because she really has been in the game for so long, you kind of forget.

[A]

I know. I was thinking, I was like, when Daniel Fishell was announced, I wonder if they picked her because they're hoping, like, Sabrina Carpenter will, like, come to the.

[C]

Show because they still are really close.

[A]

Yeah. I saw Daniel Fishel in her little Target cart with all her albums and I was like, okay, like, the tie in. So I feel like maybe they're probably like, oh, maybe she'll come if, like.

[C]

We, you know, she's going to be dancing to so many Sabrina songs.

[A]

The first one, Espresso for. For sure. For sure. That.

[C]

And then there was a little bit of tea, I guess, in the, in the album. And honestly, I feel like the album cover controversy kind of died down. Right. I mean, I haven't heard people as angry about it.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

Because I mean, the album really is like, contextually like a breakup album. And it does kind of like poke fun at. She kind of talks about it in like, Man Child. Like, you know, she keeps her. She keeps being attracted to, like, these man children. But then. And she says that like. Well, that's kind of the point of the album is like, you can't blame, like, I can't just sit here and blame all the guys for putting me in these positions. Like, at some point it has to be like, why am I putting myself in a position to, like, be hurt and dumped by, like, these guys that already know, like, kind of suck? So that kind of explains, like, the COVID of her just like. And the whole imagery with like, you know, with the golden retrievers and the paw prints and, you know, the referencing the dogs and stuff of like, she puts herself in position to, like, for guys to treat her badly. And it's her trying to, like, you.

[A]

Know, I like that.

[C]

Take that, like, narrative and examine why she does that to herself and not do it again, you know.

[A]

That's a cute. I like the concept. I like that creativity. Yes.

[C]

Yeah. So the whole thing really is kind of like a breakup album. And it's supposed to be like a little bit more like tongue in cheek and like fun of a breakup album. Not like a sad, like let me cry about it over and over again, but like that roller coaster of like trying to get over someone and then like, looking back, why was I in that position to start. Start with. But yeah, she did have a couple references in her lyrics. In Go Go Juice, which is a song about like getting drunk and like drunk calling like guys that you've had a thing, a situationship or anything with. She has one line that said, like, could be John or Larry or gosh, who's to say? Maybe the. Or the one that rhymes with villain. If I'm feeling that way, who's villain? So Bob Dylan. Dylan o' Brien is what people are guessing.

[A]

I always forget this name. Name. Is he the one from 13 Reasons why?

[C]

That's Dylan Manette.

[A]

Oh my God. Who's Dylan o'? Brien?

[C]

He's the one. He was from Teen Wolf or the Maze Runner. He was the one that had the trans sibling. And then he like, he kind of like performative male tease where he was like, I love having a trans sibling. Then the trans sibling comment said, like, but you don't talk to me, so.

[A]

Oh, so he's a mess.

[C]

Yeah, kind of a mess.

[A]

But I do know. Yes, now. Thank you.

[C]

And then John that rhymes with Shawn Mendez. And then Larry rhymes with Barry Hogan. Oh, okay.

[A]

Clever.

[C]

Yeah. So it was a little bit of shade. And then what was the other one? Oh, yeah. And then like never getting laid. People were mad because she had like one song where she was like, I. I hope you get like agoraphobic and like, never see outside or whatever. I'm like, I don't think she genuinely is wishing that on someone. I think it's supposed to be like tongue in cheek, but.

[A]

Oh, people are mad. Honestly. I wish some people would get agoraphobic too. I wish they wouldn't leave their house. I wish that on some people as well. There, there's nothing. I don't get why people mad that so should wish death on them. Like, you know, as a, you know, agoraphobia is normalized that. Were you talking about that on Patreon? You and me, we're talking about gorophobic.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

Oh, cuz Big Bang Theory.

[C]

Yeah. And I had agoraphobia until I forget When I think until like third or fourth grade or something.

[A]

As a former agoraphobic, were you offended by her lyrics? Okay. Period. Then no one else should be either.

[C]

I know she does get like a hard time. Favorite. I like the album. I like. I don't like it as much as short and sweet. My favorite Sabrina album is Emails I can't send. The one that had like I slammed the door. I love that so much. This one's a little bit more country. So it's Lana Del Rey. Sabrina Chapel. Chapel. Oh yeah. Tea.

[A]

Oh no. Beyonce did country.

[C]

Yeah, Beyonce did.

[A]

Come. She's doing rock right here. Now she's doing emo or something. Next.

[C]

Love that.

[A]

Yeah, it's very odd. This country. Tana wants to do a country. I'm not kidding. Oh, she talks about it. She wants to do a country album. Crazy. Everyone's going to do country. And I love it. I support it. But like random. What I guess I did my pink.

[B]

Your last was a little country tease.

[A]

I guess it's just on trend right now. I don't know. Everyone's doing it.

[C]

Okay.

[A]

I don't know if we. I don't know if we need more country music out there.

[C]

But yeah, Sabrina's at least like a little bit Dolly, I guess. And her delivery and stuff, it's cute. I'm. It's growing. I mean the more I listen to it. It did get good reviews. It got like a 7.9 out of 10 from Pitchfork and they're usually like really hard on pop albums. So it's getting good reviews. It's going to debut number one. 350,000 albums sold in the first week. Which is a lot. Crazy. Yeah, it's a lot. So she's still. She's still slaying. I was a little worried for her cuz she was getting so much pushback. She did do One magazine and Interview magazine. Interview. And I just love that. Like it was with the editor in chief of Interview magazine.

[A]

I think I saw this.

[C]

It was the one where it was like, do you ever get scared of not being hot anymore? That's like the big question. And I guess for context you. Because it is such an odd question. It was a very like. I read the whole article. It was a very casual. He's like a older like gay guy and. Sabrina. Sabrina. And he just like calling. They did it over the phone and it was very. He was like, what are you wearing right now? Talking like asking about like lingerie and boy advice and stuff. So it was very like casual. But I Did think that was such an odd question. She laughed and she said, that's such a good question. And he was like, well, you told me to be real. And she said, it's usually pretty insufferable men that think I'm hideous. But then I think about beauty. It's been about when I myself feel beautiful. It has nothing to do with other people. I haven't really grappled with what's going to happen as I get older, but my mom's always been a natural beauty and always really encouraged me to just let it happen. She's like, let the world weather you. The world is definitely weathering me right now. Now. Yeah.

[A]

Oh, she still looks beautiful. She's going more than ever. I know the Gayle King when. I just, like, loved her makeup and she looked just so gorgeous.

[C]

Given Marilyn, he did ask her too, like, like, how do you feel about glam? Like, does it bother you? She's like, no, I love it. Like, I feel like the most beautiful when I have that Dewey cheek and the lip liner and the big blonde.

[A]

That's a weird question. What do you mean, what do you feel about glam? She's like, the most glam girl out there. So weird.

[C]

Yeah. Thing was really weird. I just thought that question was so odd. But her answer was pretty good. It's usually, like, inseparable men that call me ugly because they do always do that. It is always, like, they'll find, like, a conventionally hot girl, then find the worst photo of them. Be like, she's not even highway. Always.

[A]

I hate that so much. What do you mean?

[C]

Like, it's so annoying.

[A]

And she's arguably, like. Yeah. There's certain people who are just like, arguably beautiful. Like, everyone finds them attractive. And she's just like one of those people that is, like, a pretty person. No matter what you say. You can't call her ugly.

[C]

Yeah. I mean, you can be like that. I'm not personally. Yeah, exactly. I'm not attracted. But to say that you're just a blatant lie. It's blatant misinformation. She's. Yeah. So props to Sabrina. I don't know. I'm. She's gone such a bad rap this era. But I think she's, you know, she's still slain.

[A]

She's in her reputation era.

[C]

She kind of is actually.

[A]

Tea, you're so right for Sabrina. I. You know what? I like her. I do like her. I feel like it's like, I can't be too much of a standard because I'M like jealous that that will never be me and could never have been me when I was that age.

[C]

Well, you never know. It took Sabrina 10 years to get espresso, so.

[A]

Well, I'm going on 20, so maybe that's my breakout. My biggest fear is ending up like one of the housewives. What was it Countess Luann who had that song that was horrible. And I feel like that's like going to be me in the future.

[C]

But everyone loves Countess Luann.

[A]

Oh, really? Okay.

[C]

It's because she's so camp. Because that song at the time known to appreciate it, but then like it. She just performed that, she sold it and now it's so camp. She went on like tour. She's tours that song.

[A]

Okay, honestly, I take it back, girl, let's tour. I love that camp is just a new word for cringe. Because I'm that too. I'm cringe. But hey, like it's camp.

[C]

There is a variation though. Like sometimes it's like cringe. I think cringe is like when it's uncomfortable. But camp, it's like. It's cringey but fun. You know what I mean?

[A]

Like, yeah, a good.

[C]

Yes, there is a very like a differentiation.

[A]

I'm going to open for, someone's going to be count and I can't wait though. And tour is everything.

[C]

No, she tours a lot and she's similar. Cuz the gays pack the house. They love her. Yes.

[A]

Thank you so much for redirecting me. Cuz I was going down a path where I'm like, oh, I don't want to be that. But maybe that's exactly what I want to be.

[C]

She like really be selling out places. She does like. Yes, she does. I forgot what the genre is like, you know, they. It's kind of like Lady Gaga and Tony Benity. You know, it's the guy on the piano and it's like, yeah, that's her. She gives like Lady Gaga.

[A]

Lady Gaga. Tease. I love. Okay, I gotta get into the lore now. I didn't know because Erica Jane is like very like athletic and talented and stuff. And Countess Luann, her songs are just kind of like. You said camp.

[C]

Yes.

[A]

And maybe that's the path I need to go down. All right, I love you, Tana with the piano then. Yes. Oh my God. Come. We're going on tour, all three of us. Well, you guys, thank you. Is there more?

[C]

That's pretty much it. Katherine Pais engaged. Congratulations.

[A]

Congratulations. Good for her. Honestly, I love Igor. He looks great with the kids. You guys are doing a fabulous job. I love the growth, the glow up.

[C]

And the fact they kept this. I guess it happened in February and they kept it secret.

[A]

A weird secret to keep. Like why did they announce it now?

[C]

I know the book is already out but. Yeah, why? Why now? But love it.

[A]

Yep. We love happy couple news and congrats to the cast. Dancing with the Stars. If I sound bitter, it's because I am. But you know what? That's okay. Bigger and better things in store this fall. We love you guys. Thanks for watching. I would love to see you on answers. I'll show up to the ballroom. I would show up to the ballroom and it was too. Honestly. Honestly. Both they have two Mormon wives. Get two jesters people in there. Not me I guess. But I'd be happy for you guys. Good luck to the lottery winners if it was winning tonight. Well you guys will already know and I need to go get my tickets so I need to go. We love you guys. Thanks so much for watching. Big excitement coming next week and you guys will find out why it's happening today for us. So just send good vibes and hopefully you guys are feeling the good vibes. Maybe I'll get a little french fry in between. Just get a little pick me up. I haven't had anything to eat today cuz I was just a little excited, you know, so. And I gotta see if those jeans fit cuz I don't know if that it fits but I don't know. We'll see. Love you guys and we'll see you in the next one. Bye. Happy weekend.