Just Trish – Episode Summary

Podcast: Just Trish
Episode: Trisha GOES OFF on Cheater Ned Fulmer + SSSniperWolf Lawsuit
Date: September 23, 2025
Host: Trisha Paytas (with co-hosts Callie, Moses, and later, Mom)

Main Theme / Purpose

This episode of Just Trish dives deep into the latest internet drama and celebrity pop culture, focusing on:

• Trisha's unfiltered, comedic commentary on Ned Fulmer’s controversial podcast comeback after his cheating scandal (Try Guys).
• Discussion about SSSniperWolf’s ongoing lawsuit/divorce with Sausage over content ownership.
• Lots of lively banter about family life, food, nostalgic pop culture moments, and current entertainment headlines.
• Callie and Moses join Trish, with her Mom coming in later for unique “hot topics”.

Tone: Hilariously unfiltered, blunt, emotional, with real-life stories and sharp insights into internet culture.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Family Vibes, Co-Hosts, and Life Updates

• Oscar (Trisha’s usual co-host) is out, so her sister Callie fills in (02:27).
• Moses (Trisha's husband) is present throughout.
• Trisha is especially excited for her sister and Mom to be on, noting the chaotic but “unstoppable” energy they bring (03:18).
• Pre-episode banter about Target, snacks, and holiday plans.

2. My Chemical Romance (MCR) Announcement & Fangirling

• Heavy enthusiasm over the announcement of My Chemical Romance’s Black Parade tour (05:40–16:09).
  • Trisha is blocking out her calendar to attend all nights.
  • She reminisces about becoming a fan, starting her tribute band Sad Boy 2005, and hopes to open for MCR as a local opener.
• Singing and nostalgia: Trisha and Callie sing part of a Sad Boy 2005 song (13:51), discussing the emotional connection music has had during tough times.

"MCR spoke to me 20 years later, but they did speak to me, and so I'm very new to them."
—Trisha (09:18)

3. Parenting & Having Kids in LA

• Trisha and Moses talk about the logistical (and emotional) challenge of having a large family (06:33–08:25).
• They joke about the Kardashian’s parenting lifestyles, school shuttling, and the realities of big family life.
• Discussion of Disneyland trips, Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique, and the challenge of kids being overwhelmed by the Disney experience (22:55–28:41).

4. Pop Culture Shopping & Boycotts

• Trisha covers the current Disney/Hulu boycott drama, referencing celebrities canceling their subscriptions semi-performatively (36:22–39:10).
• Target and other brands are discussed in the context of cancel culture and “where can we even shop anymore?” (43:33–46:12).
• Notable quote on online cancellation sleuths:

“Thanks to the Internet, I've learned not to be a liar anymore. Because — they will put any hole they can find.”
—Trisha (36:41)

5. Manifestation Segment

• Each co-host and her mom shares their "wildest manifestation" (67:55–73:49):
  • Moses and Mom: Win the lottery and buy houses in Maui and California.
  • Callie: Complete her illustrated story/book and one day adapt it to film ("a prequel to Genesis").
  • Trisha: Manifest an Arby’s meal in her name, the Sad Boy 2005 band opening for MCR, and the pink Lexus “Glam LX”.

6. Podcast Debate: "A Rock Bottom" (Ned Fulmer Try Guys Cheating Scandal)

[Key Segment: 85:52–108:38]

• Main focus is the return of Ned Fulmer after his very public cheating scandal ("the wife guy" turned "cheater guy"), launching a podcast called A Rock Bottom — and inviting his ex-wife Ariel as the first guest.
• Trisha delivers a fiery, emotional takedown:
  • Mocks Ned’s victim narrative and lack of remorse.
  • Criticizes his new podcast premise: “Nobody wants to hear anything you have to say. Now he's come back with his own podcast called Rock Bottom… My rock bottom is not anywhere close to your rock bottom.” (00:52; 85:52)
  • Co-hosts dissect how Ned tries to co-opt victimhood from Ariel and avoids real accountability ("He really thinks something happened to him").
  • They highlight the humiliation Ariel experienced, the public scandal, and note that Ned fails to even acknowledge the impact on his kids.
• Key Quotes:

  “Actively just like, also like, 'I didn't know that I would cause this pain for you.' Like, what do you mean?”
  —Trisha (89:39) “He tries to normalize it… feel like yeah, it's not a big deal anymore...”
  —Callie (98:50) “She doesn’t forgive him. Love that for her so much.”
  —Trisha (100:35)

Takeaways from the Segment:

• It's not just about cheating but about manipulative narratives after the fact.
• The podcast "comeback" is universally panned; they sympathize with Ariel's situation.
• Broader discussion about relationship dynamics, accountability, and online parasocial relationships.

7. SSSniperWolf & Sausage Lawsuit Drama

[Key Segment: 110:15–113:10]

• Trisha breaks down SSSniperWolf's divorce/battle with ex-husband Sausage — fighting over future YouTube earnings and account control.
• Discussion of fairness when a partner contributes behind the scenes (editing, content ideas, playing games).
• Trisha expresses annoyance at the idea of paying out a partner who cheated. More details suggested for a future, deeper dive.

"He wants all her social accounts. Like, he wants control of all her social."
—Trisha (111:42)

8. Food, Nostalgia, and Relatable Tangents

• Extended food talk: Arby’s “manifesting” a Trish Carby Meal, nostalgia for old-school snacks, eating patterns, and ongoing jokes about Trisha’s “eating era” (48:14–51:01).
• Mom brings Arby’s for everyone near the end, to widespread delight (113:18).

9. Dancing with the Stars / Reality TV

• Family discusses Dancing With the Stars, favorite costumes/contestants, the importance of partners and costumes, and reality TV nostalgia (134:23+).
• Mom’s "hot topics" segment includes praise for Tana Mongeau's one-year sobriety and recaps of other recent documentaries/TV.

10. Fresh Internet/Pop Culture Hot Topics via Mom

• Mom shares TikTok trends, news on fast food promotions (Monopoly at McDonald's), animal rescue accounts, and more (116:55+).
• Unfiltered takes on The Golden Bachelor, Dancing With the Stars, Bachelor Nation, and more.

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• “I do not want to relate to you. I do not want to sit next to you in a chair on a podcast and share my rock bottoms with an absolute loser.”
  —Trisha on Ned Fulmer (00:52, 88:03)
• “He tries to normalize it and feel like, ‘Yeah, it's not a big deal anymore to meet somebody and tell them...’”
  —Callie on Ned’s attitude (98:50)
• “My rock bottom is not anywhere close to your rock bottom.”
  —Trisha (00:52/88:03)
• “She doesn’t forgive him. Love that for her so much.”
  —Trisha (100:35)
• “I think I might be the originator [of the rainbow Birkin].”
  —Trisha (67:24)
• “It is kind of coming from my manifestation.”
  —Trisha on the lottery (68:45)
• “Nobody wants to hear anything you have to say… My rock bottom is not anywhere close to your rock bottom.”
  —Trisha on Ned’s podcast (85:52)
• “She just doesn’t want to do it [YouTube] anymore because he wants all her social accounts.”
  —Trisha on SSSniperWolf lawsuit (111:42)

Timestamps for Important Segments

• 05:40–16:09 – MCR/Black Parade excitement, nostalgia, and music talk
• 22:55–28:41 – Disneyland / Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique kid experience
• 36:22–39:10 – Hulu/Disney boycott, performative cancellation discourse
• 43:33–46:12 – Brand “cancellations”, Target, CVS, retail ethics
• 67:55–73:49 – Manifestation roundtable (lottery, books, band dreams)
• 85:52–108:38 – Deep-dive: Ned Fulmer's cheating, podcast "comeback", and the cultural implications
• 110:15–113:10 – SSSniperWolf & Sausage lawsuit explained
• 116:55+ – Mom's “Hot Topics” segment and family banter
• 134:23+ – Dancing With the Stars recap, Bachelor Nation
• 113:18 – Mom’s triumphant Arby’s delivery

Structure and Flow

First Half:

• Laid-back, fun opening; snack and pop culture chat (MCR, parenting, Disney drama).
• Moves into “boycott” culture, ethical shopping, and manifestation talk.

Second Half:

• Focus shifts to drama: Ned Fulmer is dissected, with all hosts offering sharp, comedic critique.
• Explores broader issues of accountability, apology culture, and online personas.
• Transitions into SSSniperWolf’s legal drama and reflections on content partnerships.
• Mom joins with “Hot Topics”, steering the end of the episode through reality TV, TikTok trends, nostalgia, fast food, and uplifting moments.

Takeaways for Those Who Haven't Listened

• Trisha offers a uniquely raw, comedic perspective on the week's juiciest scandals — especially Ned Fulmer’s ill-conceived “A Rock Bottom” podcast.
• Strong empathy for women/partners hurt by public scandal; sharp critique of performative online “redemption” attempts.
• Nostalgia reigns in the first half, with music, Disney, and food discussions building the “family chaos” vibe.
• The SSSniperWolf and Sausage situation underscores the complexities of content creator relationships when business and romance mix.
• Throughout, Trisha and co-hosts blend hot takes, humor, personal story, and cultural insight.

For More

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