Trisha Is Moving to England + Ned Fulmer Exposes His Freaky Kinks...

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Just Trish — Episode Summary

Episode: "Trisha Is Moving to England + Ned Fulmer Exposes His Freaky Kinks..."
Date: February 24, 2026
Hosts: Trisha Paytas, Oscar Gracey, featuring Moses

Episode Overview

This episode of Just Trish is a rollercoaster of announcements, pop culture commentary, personal anecdotes, and hot gossip about internet personalities. Trisha reveals her upcoming live show at the Royal Albert Hall in London, discusses moving into her “British era,” and, alongside Oscar and Moses, dissects the latest drama from reality TV, the music industry, and influencer scandals. A particularly viral moment is the discussion of Ned Fulmer’s eye-brow-raising dating profile and the debate on what makes a “musty” man. All this is punctuated by the gang’s unique blend of candid humor, pop culture references, and niche internet lore.

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Main Segments & Timestamps

1. Trisha's Major UK Announcement

[02:04 – 10:00]

• Trisha’s Royal Albert Hall Show: Trisha announces a one-night-only live show in London at the Royal Albert Hall on May 24, complete with a string quartet and custom designer looks.

  • “Your Queen shall return. May 24th. We are gonna be at the Royal Albert Hall.” — Trisha [02:15]
  • Presale and code: “Artist code is Queen.” [02:56]
  • “I'm singing live and doing voice lessons. So I'm going to be doing voice lessons here. So you can hear like it's going to get Bridgerton where it's like the current songs are like freaky, you know...” [04:40]

• Discussing UK Culture: Banter about British food, drag race, fashion, and pop culture.

  • “I love the UK. I do. ... If you're a British designer, I'm looking for a custom outfit, sparkly corset.” [05:10]
  • “I've heard you. I'll come on the Graham Norton Show. A little guest appearance at Paddington the Musical on the West End.” [08:42]

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2. Life Updates, Award Campaigns, and Patreon Bits

[10:00 – 15:00]

• Broadway Debut Vote: Trisha shares she's slipped to second place for the iHeartRadio Favorite Broadway Debut and rallies fans to keep voting.

  • “So we need to vote is what I'm saying... I would still like to really win because this might be my only chance.” [11:58]
  • “Happy Black History Month and happy Queer Month in June. And there it is.” [12:53]

• Patreon Vlog Tease: Oscar and Trisha discuss their outing at Erewhon and the fan reactions, plus Trisha’s YouTube jacket story.

  • “It’s only like erewhon in Disneyland. Do I feel famous? ... It's actually so much funner when I'm like with you too. Because it is a vibe.” [24:13]

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3. Pop Culture & Reality TV Deep Dive

[29:44 – 43:29]

• Reality TV Reactions: Hot takes on ‘The Traitors,’ ‘Love is Blind,’ and frustrating men from Ohio.

  • “A charismatic, cute white boy winning at life. Like, I mean, that's just symbolic of the real world, truly.” — Oscar [30:19]
  • “I'm so tired of ugly men just, like, coming for women. Yes. Because that makes you look worse. If you're ugly. You have a good personality.” — Trisha [36:02]

• Love is Blind TikTok Tea: Trisha shares the viral exposés posted by Chris’s ex and psychoanalyzes the show’s male cast.

  • “She made, like, a series of TikToks that he is, like, over, like, $60,000 in debt... has allegedly been sued... his hygiene is terrible...” — Oscar [40:13]
  • “Ugly men get uglier when you're nasty.” — Trisha [38:55]

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4. Stan Culture & K-pop (Cat's Eye Hiatus)

[61:04 – 74:21]

• Manon's Hiatus from Cat's Eye: The hosts react to the bombshell news that Manon has been put on hiatus from the breakout girl group, Cat’s Eye, dissecting statements from both the label (HYBE x Geffen) and Manon herself.

  • “It was announced Friday, late Friday, that that Manon's going to be taking a hiatus from Cat's Eye to focus on her health and well being.” — Oscar [61:06]
  • “She said, I want you to hear this from me. I’m healthy, I’m okay and taking care of myself. ... Sometimes things unfold in ways we don’t fully control…” — Oscar quoting Manon [62:34]
  • “The girls have always kind of been [a] united front. ... They realistically are probably, like, told, like, do not comment on this.” — Oscar [65:16]
  • “I fear you’re right. Coachella. We need to see that come back.” — Trisha [72:13]

• Fans’ Response & Cultural Context: The hosts break down K-pop management styles, western norms, and the cultural impact of a Black girl being sidelined in a pop group.

  • “If she's the one black girl in the group, like, you can't. Especially in the west, like, ... she means so much to so many people...” — Oscar [71:36]
  • “They need to let them produce their own music, write their own music.” — Oscar [73:31]

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5. Celebrity News, Scandal & Chattiness

[77:04 – 125:25]

• Timothée Chalamet/Kylie Jenner Birthday Drama & McConaughey Prank:

  • “Timothy’s girlfriend actually just took him to see to a special IMAX screen...” — Oscar [87:38]
  • Trisha and Oscar are both critical and amused by Chalamet’s “grumpy” birthday attitude and laugh about a Matthew McConaughey “toilet prank.”
  • “Why is everything we found about Matthew Connaught? It's like disgusting and unhygienic...” — Trisha [95:45]

• AI in the Influencer World:

  • “One of the biggest tick tockers... sold himself to AI for like $925 million.” — Moses [103:15]
  • Lively debating the ethics and temptation of selling your likeness: “What fulfills you then? Cuz I just love being creative. I could never do music videos on my own.” — Trisha [106:01]

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6. Internet Discourse & Viral Moments

[125:33 – 130:06]

• Ned Fulmer’s Dating Profile Fiasco:
  • Ned, former Try Guy, goes on a Twitter thread leaking and rating his own spicy Field dating app photos, including explanations and self-assessments.
  • "He went on like a Twitter tirade, leaking his own Fields account." — Oscar [126:14]
  • “He’s the Dom leaning switch. Lean for a bratty sub.” — Oscar [129:49]
  • “I'd rather take the Matthew turd all day long than this. Like, what?” — Trisha [129:57]
  • The hosts speculate if the whole thing is a paid ad or elaborate cringe.
  • “Maybe an opposing one like Tinder Bumble, like, hires him to be like, talk about Field. ... So de-influences people.” — Trisha [134:32]
  • “The threat that running into Ned Fulmer on the Field app is the biggest red flag.” — Oscar [135:04]
  • “It's like a clown dying slowly in a train wreck.” — Trisha [133:13]

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7. Miscellaneous Chatter, Quick Fire Pop News

Notable Snippets by Timestamp

• [15:00 – 24:00]: Behind the scenes at the Elvis Q&A and premiere with Baz Luhrmann; Trisha moderating.
  • “He told me to direct him. He's [Baz Luhrmann] like, I'm not directing. He's, like, directing me to tonight. What do you want?” — Trisha [22:49]
• [54:00 – 57:00]: The saga of Punch, the baby monkey—a much-discussed internet favorite.
  • “He got jumped and dragged... But it's just a normal part of primate behavior." — Oscar [54:11]
• [112:53 – 114:01]: Trisha’s “luckiest girl in the world” St. Patrick’s Day manifestation strategy, plus a deep dive on the best chocolates and snacks.
  • “I'm the luckiest girl in the world. ... I found a 4 Leaf Clover back in December 2024 and I feel like because I found that I love clovers now.” — Trisha [112:54]
• [142:06 – 145:41]: Catholic and religious moments—from Ash Wednesday commentary to the meaning of Lent and Jesus quotes via the “red letter Bible.”
  • “Take that crucifix off your head. Don't do the sign of cross, because Jesus would never. Jesus loves homos and horrors and every—Jesus loves us all.” — Trisha [145:13]

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• “Ugly men get uglier when you’re nasty.” — Trisha Paytas [38:55]
• “It's like a clown dying slowly in a train wreck.” — Trisha Paytas about Ned Fulmer [133:13]
• “The threat that running into Ned Fulmer on the Field app is the biggest red flag.” — Oscar Gracey [135:04]
• “If she's the one black girl in the group, like, you can't. Especially in the west, like, ... she means so much to so many people...” — Oscar Gracey [71:36]
• “Take that crucifix off your head. Don't do the sign of cross, because Jesus would never. Jesus loves homos and horrors and every—Jesus loves us all.” — Trisha Paytas [145:13]

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Highlights by Theme

Trisha’s British Invasion

• Big announcement of a Royal Albert Hall show, praise for British culture, and excitement about entering her “British era.”

Scandal, Satire, and Internet Culture

• The group dissects Ned Fulmer’s Field dating app saga, reality TV messes, and the shifting perspectives on past influencer behaviors.

Strategic Manifesting & Personal Wins

• Trisha’s “luckiest girl” mantras, sharing tokens like four-leaf clovers for manifesting good fortune.

Thoughtful Industry Analysis

• Compassionate commentary on Manon's hiatus from Cat's Eye and broader issues of race, PR norms in the West vs K-pop, and the importance of safeguarding talent in girl groups.

Unfiltered Takes & Comedy

• The hosts’ banter is marked by playful one-upmanship, honest observations about fame, aging, the online ecosystem, and friendship.
• They remain self-aware about their gossiping roots (“we’re doing it out of love, Ned”) and make incisive points about shifting public opinion and cancel culture.

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Concluding Thoughts

This episode of Just Trish captures Trisha and Oscar in top form: unapologetically opinionated, heartfelt when it counts, and deeply plugged into meme culture, reality TV, and the evolving internet landscape. Whether you’re a Trisha fan, drama-seeker, or just want sharp, funny conversations about the weirdness of modern celebrity, this episode delivers. The takeaways? Vote for Trish, steer clear of musty men, protect your energy (especially on Field), and keep manifesting.

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Transcript

[A]

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[B]

Just so. I just am so tired of ugly men just like coming for women being terrorists. Yes.

[A]

The guy looks up, he's like, oh, that's the David Dobrik girl. I love that. That was. I was like, oh, that's not. I'm like, we gotta go. This isn't the one. This isn't the house.

[B]

Crazy. He's like so sad to watch. It really is like, sad. It's like a. Like a. A clown dying slowly in a train. Wr. Her name is Trish. She's got the dish. Hello. Welcome to the Just Trish podcast. We are here for you twice a week, every week for over three years. Going strong. We love you guys. Not over three years. We're going on year three. And we love you guys so, so much. I'm so happy to be here with everyone today. Feeling good. I had Untamal for breakfast this morning. Check it out on my TikTok. It was so delicious. I got chicken cheese and the little green salsa and it was delicious. I also had a pink pandulce pantole. It was so good. And then I had the jambarado and I had a big. Well, I can't mention it because we have olipop. But anyways, it was really good.

[A]

A big olipop.

[B]

I had a big olip at the Vallarta. You know what I want to say I saw it there. I want to say I saw the pop there. Anyways,

[A]

happy.

[B]

We are now officially in the new year. So we had the red happy lunar New Year to all who celebrate. Which should be everybody. Because it is the coolest year ever. Year of the Horse. Lots of hot topics coming for today. But before we do, okay, uk you have been asking for it. I have been manifesting it with my daughter, Malibu Barbie. The Queen shall return. And no, I'm not just talking about me. Your Queen shall return. May 24th. We are gonna be at the Royal Albert Hall.

[A]

Okay, Adele. That is crazy.

[B]

Yes, Adele Dua lipa with her 50 piece orchestra. My agents call me the like Royal hall once you. It's very hard to get in.

[C]

Pre sale starts when you're watching this now. It's Tuesday morning.

[B]

Tuesday the 24th. Yes, Tuesday the 24th. The presale is a Wednesday the 25th. And if you want to get that presale, the artist code is Queen. Okay, I am very excited. So, yes, royal Albert Hall, 24 May, right? Not May 24. 24 May. Presale code queen starts tomorrow. Wednesday 25. The sale for everybody goes on Friday, Royal Albert hall, one night only. And we are going to have a string quartet playing.

[A]

Wow.

[B]

Yes. I spent all the budget on the string quartet. So how it came about, first of all, everyone, I was like, you should go to UK show. And I'm just like, oh, I mean, I don't know, but my. We just come back once again. They never want to get on call with me. They're always just like texting, which is like, I love, but. But like we gotta set up a call. And I was like, ooh, this is okay. This is something exciting. I've toured Thousand Oaks five times. You know what I mean? They're probably like, okay, let's try to expand the markets. It was Florida, but I was like, no. But then the UK called and they're like, hey, something crazy. They had opened up a spot on the 24th of May, like, I don't know, someone maybe was scheduled and like, can't do it anymore. Cause they like, usually it's like three years to get a bid, as they call it, to get there. And they're like, we submitted a bunch of acts and they chose you. And then they're like, this is a big honor. And I was like, I'm gonna believe you. Okay. This is before I knew I didn't do my research on. And I was like, okay, work. Like, they were really like, no, you should take this. You should take this. And I was like, okay, I'll take it. So we. I was like, cool. And then I looked it up and I was like, oh my gosh. Yeah, I saw Dua Lipa with her orchestra. She had like 30, 30 set orchestra. And I wanted that originally, but that was way out of budget. I was getting all the budget of the show on my, my quartet. It's almost little. It's like a six string quartet. It's violin, cello.

[A]

That's impressive.

[B]

Yeah, I'm singing live and doing voice lessons. So I'm going to be doing voice lessons here. So you can hear like it's going to get Bridgerton where it's like the current songs are like freaky, you know, so I have a composer over there arranging my songs. I love you, Jesus. Just everything there I have, Daddy is.

[A]

You got to put that in there.

[B]

That's a real throwback. Would anyone know it? Maybe. Maybe the. The Europeans always know the B side

[A]

that with some strings would eat.

[B]

Okay, I might have to change the set list a little. I have this, but maybe we'll change it to that. I have a British medley coming. I have a little bit of all your favorite artists and I'm. I'm very excited. So if you are a British designer, I'm looking for a custom outfit, sparkly corset. If you're over in the UK and you're a designer and know of one, send them my way. Because I would like to work with a UK based designer for a multitude of reasons, but also fittings and all that stuff like that. I am really. I'm excited. And then the BAFTAs happen last night. Oh yes. Oh, wow. Yes. I love that you printed this. No, I printed this, but it was for my binder. You know when you rehearse for a Broadway show and they put like a little sheet in front of your binder and you're like, guys, look. What? So since I'm doing voice lessons and I have to learn all the lyrics because there's no track, I'm like, okay, I gotta learn the lyrics to my own songs. I have a little binder. So this was for the opener, my binder. But Moses framed it and I loved it so much. So here it is. We have. So I'll be in Indio. Okay, that's Palm Springs, May 9th. And then I go to the UK for the. The name of the show is the British Invasion of It.

[A]

Love it.

[B]

And I love it. I love my name and a title, you know. So, yeah, really excited about that. It's going to be really fun. And like I said, I am singing live. I'm taking voice lessons. I hope I can like know when to jump in, you know, because I've heard those little things in your ears which I never wear. They're like in ears. I heard they like count down for people that like three, two, one. And they do like the first note. Like there was some app or TikTok that made you like hear it. So like for instance, Panic at the Disco where would have just. I chat and then I just like stop. So then he knows he can continue. But I don't have that.

[C]

Also you'll have a conductor for them. So you're in.

[B]

No, have him cue me.

[C]

Yeah, no, cuz that's what he does to everyone. So the conductor will be with you.

[B]

He'll be. So he's going to be like.

[C]

Yeah, you'll see in the orchestra. They're in front of you. So you guys work with the stage with me.

[B]

I do had a cool one where she's like in the center of the stage, but Adele had him on. We got to really figure. I'm really going big on this one. No.

[C]

Cause most of the shows we saw there, they were visible because it's almost like a 360.

[B]

It's like a 360 theater. There's like royal boxes that are exclusive, like VIP boxes that people have and all. It's very.

[C]

The royal family owns part of the theater, so there's certain seats. You're not even for sale. They own it.

[A]

Middleton's gonna be seated, so I know.

[B]

Oh, wait. Should we extend the invite?

[A]

She went blonde now, too. And I feel like she's reheating her nachos so.

[B]

Well. We loved her. We've always been an fan of her here. We've always been.

[C]

Because they own those boxes. They're going to get the inv. They will know you're performing there because if they don't go, you know, they'll

[B]

sell the tickets if. What's his name? Little George. Little Prince George will be there. Such a gag. He's like, freak. A freak day. I. Freaky. I'm so excited. I didn't even think about that. Royal family. We love you. We love you. I don't know. My daughter may or may not be the reincarnate of the Queen Mother, but I. We love you. And I love the uk. I do. I love the uk. I'm gonna have a dress that's a little homage to my big brother, but it's like, cuter. I want to give couture, honey. I want to give, like. I'm really going big with this one. I'm really going as big as I possibly can. And for no other reason other than like, I think it's a. I think it's cool. If you're a videographer in uk, let me know if you're a film. Maybe they have their own. I don't know. I got to figure all this out. But we're coming and I'm so excited. And I already started set list, so it's going to be good and I hope you guys like it. And it's one night only. One night only. Because that's it.

[C]

Yeah. I mean, everyone in Europe come.

[B]

Everybody from all Over Europe.

[C]

It's easy to catch a train and come over.

[B]

I love London because they're constantly in

[C]

the comments, they're like, please come to the uk. Please come to uk. When are you coming to uk? So it's so nice.

[B]

I've heard you. I'll come on the Graham Norton Show. A little guest appearance at Paddington the Musical on the West End. Like, I want. Jinx is going to be at the West End at the same time. So Jinx, you know, if you want to come by, like, I just. Yeah, I'm very. I'm very excited for my British invasion. My British era. I can't wait. I like it. You know, the food always is never up to par, but maybe you guys can give me some recommendations of good food, you know, I did. I don't mind the Mayfair chippy. That was good. The little fish and chips. You like fish and chips?

[A]

The chippy tea. Yeah.

[B]

Wait, what is the chippy tea?

[A]

I'm watching RuPaul's Drag Race UK vs the World, so I feel spiritually British as well. Honestly. This outfit was kind of giving spirit.

[B]

I was gonna say. This is giving.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

On accident.

[B]

Matilda. Paddington.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

What is this inspired by? I like your outfit.

[A]

It's inspired by. I saw in the TikTok shop. That one store. I always seen the TikTok shop.

[B]

Is it.

[C]

You look like you're in a boarding school or something.

[A]

It is kind of giving. That and the haircut as well. When I put it all together, I was like, this feels spiritually British. So it is fitting. I was on your mental plateau. Yes.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

So, Joy Ghassefa, we're all in our British era and Chris Olsen has a British boy. Everyone's in the British. I love it. And you love. You love the UK.

[A]

You've been UK Hunt. No, I've only watched RuPaul's Drag Race UK. But I. I love the vibe. Yeah, Yeah. I feel the vibes.

[B]

It's like Bridgerton. I'm like, oh, we love Bridgerton. We really do. We love UK too. Harry Styles is gonna be hosting snl. That's very uk. I was like, oh, I love this. Like, we love Harry Styles.

[C]

I've been watching a UK show every day.

[B]

Which one?

[C]

Taskmaster.

[B]

It's called Taskmaster. Who's in?

[C]

It's kind of a TV show. There's nobody in it. It's like they do it's tasks. It's like reality.

[B]

What about the Cheeky Blinders? You ever watch that? The Peaky Peaky Blinders? Don't they say cheeky. Cheeky binders. The Peaky Blinders. Who's that? Is it Oppenheimer?

[A]

Yes. Oh my God, I forgot to pronounce.

[B]

Is he British like Cillian Murphy?

[A]

Yes. Killian. Killian.

[B]

Killian.

[A]

Yes.

[B]

Oh, the right pronunciation.

[A]

You gotta sing London Boy by Taylor Swift.

[B]

London Boy.

[A]

You know I love a London boy. I enjoy nights and briggs and shortage in the afternoon. I love that song.

[B]

I don't know if that sounds like a pop. Who was it about? I think we need a.

[A]

That's true. It was about Joe Alwyn.

[B]

Yeah. Was he British?

[A]

Yes.

[B]

Okay, yeah, maybe. Maybe not that.

[A]

Tick tock.

[B]

Tick tock. Yes. London Bridge by Fergie. There's so many London songs. Do I. Why do I feel like I had like a London era or like a songs or something? Do I not? I don't know. I guess I have the Tavern made. She's kind of British or something. Anyways, we're very excited. Your haircut does look good. But before we do, also. Sorry, not one more announcement, you guys. A hot topic is we fell to second place of the leaderboard of favorite Broadway debut, I Heart Radio. Yes, yes. We got knocked down. I know. So we need to vote is what I'm saying. Love Shell Porter. In fact, I met her at Wicked and one of my favorites. I mentioned her every podcast. Love her. And she is if it's most talented, for sure, if it's best. Absolutely. She's like a vocal coach to the star. Is like. She is like amazing. Deserving of it for sure. But I would still like to really win because this might be my only chance. You know what I mean?

[C]

Do what I do. I have on my clock every day. 5:00pm it rings.

[B]

Yes.

[C]

Simple. You go log in, vote, get it. You get double the vote. So maybe we can catch up.

[B]

And my dad has now entered our 30 person group chat for my family in Cleveland. So everyone's voting, so we're really going hard. So we need you guys to. Jimmy link it below also. Oh, patreon.com Trish you guys, headshot of the month comes with the no Hate postcard. All proceeds from the headshot tier of February will be donated to the nbjc, the National Black Justice Coalition helping the black queer community here in the US and providing resources and help getting access to grants and other benefits and also. There it is.

[C]

Yeah, I just discovered that we love you guys.

[B]

Happy, happy Black History Month and happy Queer Month in June. And there it is. Back to you. Over to you, Oscar. How are you doing? Back to you. I don't want to go past your outfit because this outfit is giving. Did you go shopping?

[A]

No. This is a. This was a Black Friday haul. It was just waiting to be worn. What is so much.

[B]

What it make you think of British. No way. You really thought that this morning?

[A]

I really did. I really looked in the mirror and I was like, wow, I look spiritually British.

[B]

Oh. Kind of British today.

[A]

I was going to capture my little Instagram story. Spiritually British. So it's all very.

[B]

Kiss me.

[A]

Yeah. Because I didn't even know about your announcement.

[B]

Perfect timing. Like, all lines.

[A]

I saw your little quote tweet when you retweeted Paddington at the BAFTAs, and I thought, oh, she's in the new Paddington. I was like. Because it was so specific. It wasn't like a general, like, British news. It was Paddington at the bafta. So I'm like, okay, she's interviewing Paddington or she's in Paddington. That's where my mind went.

[B]

I would love to interview Paddington. I know. Damn. I thought it was just British. Like the British snowman.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Like, look what's happening. Oh, man. Yes. Well.

[A]

But I. I will. I feel like your announcement is bigger than Paddington, though.

[B]

I don't know about.

[A]

I think so. Yeah.

[C]

I mean, it's the biggest thing in Europe that has happened in a long time.

[A]

Brexit is so over.

[C]

Exactly. This is the Trish invasion.

[A]

This is the church invasion. The British.

[B]

The British invasion. That is so funny. The biggest thing to happen the uk. What's happening now? I'm seated. I'm sat. I. That's so funny. I would love to be in Paddington, too. Maybe there'll be other opportunities. Planning on staying over there for a few days extra, you know, to see what. What it'll take me. But, yes, I'm very excited. What did you do this weekend? Did you go out? We went out. But you go ahead.

[A]

No, you. You go ahead because you went out in the biggest way possible. Did I?

[B]

Which part? Which one? Out twice since I last seen you. Yeah, I went out two nights in a row.

[A]

Oh. But both Elvis related.

[B]

Both Elvis related. Yes. We went to the Elvis premiere, which we talked. Did we talk about that last.

[C]

Before we went.

[A]

Before you went? Yes, before.

[B]

Yes. We got invited. This was our second premiere in February. First of all, we've only been invited to three premieres, and two of those happened this February. And there are a lot. As we talk about. There are a lot. There's a lot going on. I always feel a little out of Place. But you better believe I stood in line to get my Getty image. I was like, all right, let me just. This is my moment. And did they write my name on a little sign?

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

Okay. Yes. So they wrote my name on a little sign, and I got to get my Getty image, and I didn't get one. I got, like, seven Getty images, so I feel like that was a win. The movie was great. We were at the Grauman's Chinese Theater. Austin Butler was there, but I didn't see him.

[A]

Oh, damn.

[B]

He must have snuck in and out. Baz Luhrmann, the director, was there, and the guy from Menendez Brothers was there.

[A]

Nicholas Alexander Chavez.

[B]

Yes, yes. He was there. I was there. It was. It was fun. We were on Hollywood Boulevard. We went to an after party at the bar. Maman, I love your TikTok.

[A]

Hug me to the afters. You just learned that word from Tar. Yummy. I love when a girl teaches you a word, and then suddenly it's like in the Trish vocabulary, as if you've been using it your whole life. I live you with Tariyami. It wasn't after. Oh, like an after party now? We were.

[B]

We were invited to an after party. Saved it in your head. I was. I felt like. I was like, ooh, this afters is killing it. We were in the line. We were amongst. John Stamos was in the corner. I was like, I think that's John Stamos. And I was like, oh. And then I was like, but we didn't. You know, I tried to play it cool. Harry Daniels. I forgot to mention he was there.

[A]

Yes, he did get to Austin Butler.

[B]

He did?

[C]

Yes.

[B]

Did he sing?

[A]

I don't know if he sang, but there is a Getty image of Harry Daniels with Austin Butler.

[B]

Wow.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

He was. He was at the head of the carpet and not moving from it. You know, I'm very much like, keep it moving. Let me get out of the way. He's like, I'm gonna stand right here and just see anybody who comes through. And that's how you get a getting image with Austin Butler. I suppose we. I just try to get out of the way as soon as possible. Mose, you really got out of the way. I, like, turned around. Moses was gone. I was like, oh, my gosh. And then I'm like, what do I do? How do I go out there on the carpet? I got nervous. I got so scared.

[C]

Yeah. Because I have a video of you going on the carpet, but you left so quickly. Because I was next to you. And I was asking them, where do I go? And they said, you're gonna go around this way. So you walked. And I walked that way.

[B]

That's so funny. I. I will. I mean, nobody ever wants to take my picture, so I always feel a little silly. But I know there's one Getty image person there, so I'm like, well, if the Getty guy takes it, that's all that matters. And I was very excited. And he posted it right away. Actually, two Getty people did. It was a good time. We had a good time. And then we got to go Friday night. I got to moderate a Q and A, which I love. A Q and A. You ever been, like, a director, Q and A?

[A]

I don't know if I have, actually.

[B]

These were my jam ever since I was a little girl. I remember my first one was Lonesome Jim, starring Steve Buscemi. And I think he was like, the producer on it, too. And I remember, like, begging my dad to take to this Q and A because I wanted to see a real life celebrity. So I used to go to Q&As Michael Madsen, Steve Buscemi. Like, I'd go to every Q and A there was. And so I got to moderate one, which was really exciting, although the microphones didn't work, so we were shouting, which was crazy. But got to meet Baz Luhrmann and interview and dance with him, who is amazing. He directed Great Gatsby and Romeo and Juliet and Moulin Rouge and Elvis, and now Epic. And he was great and he was wonderful. And I felt very professional. I felt very much like, you know, all right, let me ask the next questions. You know, you just never know, like, what. But he was great. We got to see him and love him. I was so excited. I was, like, kind of starstruck. I feel like I get starship because I love a director, you know, me, I love, like, Quentin Eli, you know, And Baz is like. He's one of those ones where it's like, you just don't ever think you're gonna, like, meet. But very down to earth, very humble. Just like, it is crazy how people

[C]

are just normal people person ever.

[B]

Yeah, they're just, like, regular.

[C]

He's just. He's a very human, passionate and excited about what he's doing. So, you know, he talks to you about it and he gives you stories. And so it's fun, it's nice, but

[B]

just like, human being. Sometimes you think they're, like, unattainable people and you're Just like, wow, you're such a genius. How do you do all this stuff? But he was just chilling and I thought that was very cool. So catch me in the next Baz Luhrmann movie feature number eight. He was, he was cool. It was fun. And so we gotta the house twice.

[C]

Try to catch it at the imax.

[B]

It's only a couple more days. Yeah, catch me on the Domino's website tomorrow. I will be@the Dominoes.com website. You can click on my little icon and you'll see my little face on there. So go. There's a best deal ever coming. And you might just see a familiar face on there. I don't know. We love Domino's too. Not sponsored here, sponsored over there. And we love you your weekend.

[A]

Well, first of all, I have to mention I kept seeing so many tweets of like the little graphic for who was hosting the Q and A's because it was like Trisha Paytas, Baz Luhrmann and then sold out next to it. And then the next one the next day was Guillermo del Toro, Baz Luhrmann and all the quotes were like, damn, the Trisha Paytas one is sold out. So I guess I have to settle for Guillermo del Toro. I was like. And I saw what, I was like, like Guillermo del Toro and who. It's like one of these things I

[B]

said, I said that in the group chat when I first saw it, I was kind of gagged. Well, they had asked me actually like, do you want to do the one on Friday night at the Grover? Can you want to do the Saturday night one at Burbank? And I was like, oh, I'll just do the Grove. Cuz I was like scared in case like the second one didn't happen. I don't know why. So I was like, I'll do the first one. And then when I saw that, the other moderator thinking like it was literally going to be like a Brittany Bros or like the Influencer, you know, the interviews. And I was just like, so then Oscar nominated director, did he win an Oscar for Shape of Water?

[A]

I think so. Nominated now for Frankenstein.

[B]

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[C]

And then also at the end, when Buzz was walking away, driving away, he was like, this is what they're supposed to be like. It's supposed to be fun.

[A]

That is so sweet.

[C]

He was so excited. He had fun. It was beautiful.

[B]

I was very nervous. He was very cool. He's cool. He's not a regular human. He's a very cool, extraordinary human, but he is just a human that just bleeds like everybody else. You know what I mean? And you're just kind of like, I don't know. I don't know why. I think celebrities are just so, like, untouchable and so painful. And I just like, wow. And you do, like, all these big movies, like, you directed, like, Leonardo DiCaprio and, like, Tom Hanks. Like, it's, like, so crazy. And he was so cool. He's like, well, I'm gonna direct this. I'm directing you. I was like, oh, I love it. Actually, he told me to direct him. He's like, I'm not directing. He's, like, directing me to tonight. What do you want? Because I. Do you want to sit? Do you want to stand? He's like, you direct me. And I was like, let's stand. I don't know. I was very. I was more worried about sitting because I didn't want to. Like, I didn't know how the outfit was gonna look sitting. I was standing. It was good. I thought it was a good time. But anyways, if you would like me to host or moderate a Q A, I probably wouldn't do it. It was just Elvis. I probably wouldn't do it. If it's Charlie, XCX or Elvis, I will do it. I don't know if there's another one I would do. I'm trying to think one's coming out. Oh, maybe that Tuscany one with Halle Bailey and reggae.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Love him.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Yeah. I'm excited for that movie. So maybe let me know. Michael Jackson. I would like to know. My username is blonde sundell4mj. So, yeah, it was good. It was a good time. And then Patreon, also on Patreon. Sorry, the whole thing has just been ads. But patreon.com, just me and Oscar also left the house.

[A]

Yes. One of maybe our best vlogs ever.

[B]

I think we went To Arrow.

[A]

And we were like famous influencers at the era one. That was the title. But obviously like that. Yeah.

[B]

Oh, I need to promote it.

[A]

It was kind of a bit, but no real.

[B]

No, it wasn't. It was like, like, it's only like erewhon in Disneyland. Do I feel famous? Like, I feel so. Like, we both. Everyone was like, Trisha, Oscar. And I think because we're like never together, I think people were like, so gagged. It was. And I was like overwhelmed. Like, everything was like overwhelming because we also have like five cartons of food I'm trying to check out with you. Don't know where the checkout is. Oscar's looking for a pre ordered cat's eye smoothies and. Yeah. And then everyone, literally everyone, it's like all directions. Trisha, Oscar. Trisha. Like, it's fun. It's so. It's actually so much funner when I'm like with you too. Because it is a vibe. Also, I was like in glam and we had just done the podcast. I was like, feeling YouTube jacket.

[C]

So you're feeling it? Because I was checking it on Patreon and the comments were like, this was my favorite Patreon video in forever. Every everything. People are just in love with it.

[B]

It was really fun. I did wear a giant YouTube jacket there. And everyone was like, oh, I saw the jacket. Then I saw you. I was like, yes. I was not incognito, but that was. I love that YouTube jacket. Most of the thing. I should frame it, but I want to wear it. I've been wearing it everywhere. I was like, it's so cool. But we did run into Kayla Malik right away. You had said, I think I saw Kayla Malik in the parking lot.

[A]

Yeah. I was walking up and I saw a girl with like pink hair. And at first I was like, she looks like, like somebody, you know. At first I thought maybe Alabama Barker. That was my. I don't know why my mind went there first. And then I saw the freckles and I was like, oh, that's cute.

[B]

Yeah. And you had said that before we went in. And then right when we went in,

[A]

she saw us in line for the. For the orange chicken, which normally, like

[B]

middle school chairs would be so embarrassed. Like, oh, man, I'm just gonna go get some oats, you know, over there. But I wanted that Mac and cheese. But she didn't see what we ordered. I think if she was like right behind me, I might have been like, let me have some of those greens. And I was like, Mac and Cheese, white rice. Even the guy taking our. Helping us with our order was very much like, I'm such a fan. And then I felt, oh, my God, he's watching me eat so much food. But then I'm like, they seem to eat a lot of food, so they're probably like, oh, this is normal for her. I don't know. It was because I got like two boxes of food and it was. Yeah, everyone. Everyone there was gag. Well, you know, Erewhon is. Erewhon Calabasas is that place where everyone's going to just kind of be gagged. Close to. We saw. We saw Kayla. Do we see someone else?

[A]

You saw another TikTok or minor? I forget.

[B]

I think it was man and Matthews. Yeah, I love her. I think I saw her. I think. And then we met an artist. She was cool. She was the one by the smoothie. And then, yeah, she. Her name was Ren. Yes, Ren was cool. Both her and her boyfriend, they were going up to, like, Santa Barbara for her birthday. And she looked like a model and started he. I was like, you guys are gorgeous people. Everyone's gorgeous people. Everyone was really nice. That was fun. That was good. The food was good too. That Mac and cheese.

[A]

Yeah, it was good. We performed a dance number in the parking lot. We really, like, released our inhibitions, felt the rain on our skin.

[B]

Oh, wait, that's right. Oscar, I thought you were gonna do a TikTok, but Oscar's just singing it for the vlog.

[A]

It was exclusive, but I edited it, so. And actually when I sped it up. Yeah, I had to do it in slow mo because I do not know that Gabriella dance. But when I sped it up in post production, I was like, wait, why did I eat?

[B]

Yeah, you were, you were. I didn't know how it's supposed to go, so I don't know, but I was excited. Did you put it to music? Yeah, so you should put that on. Isn't it a TikTok trend? You should put on TikTok.

[A]

Well, it's like months later, honestly. The gag was, though, is that. But again, this is so spiritual. Where we also did a little bit because I felt like I was Addison Rae doing the TikTok at the valet when the fans interrupted her. I'm like, oh, Addison, I love you. Can we get a photo? She's like, yeah, one second. And then she does a little TikTok dance. We filmed that on this six year anniversary of it actually happening the exact day. The exact day. We literally recreated that moment, having no idea. And then I get home, and Addison Rae celebrating the sixth anniversary of that. I said, whoa, whoa.

[B]

That was a line.

[A]

That was crazy.

[B]

That was crazy because you had just said it. It was like, yeah, it was fan five. Can I say maturing is like realizing, like, oh, I got what she was doing. She was like, in the middle something. And the fans were cool to wait because that happened to us when we were looking for those smoothies. And my food was about to fall, but I was like, we need to find these smoothies. Because I thought, one, they might get stolen, two, they might melt. So there was. It was written, actually. And right now I was like, oh, my gosh. Yes, I would love to talk. I'm just trying to find these smoothies, and my thing is gonna fall. But once I got that 80 erewhon bag and put all the stuff in there, then I felt more collected. She was checking out. So then we went back. We circled back. We're like, so sorry. And she, like, totally understood. So I understood Addison in that moment, weirdly, also, synchronicity of it all, where I was just like, wait, that kind of. I actually understood what she was saying. She was so focused. She knew the move. She was ready. She was about to go. People come up and you're just like, okay, love this. But, like, literally 15 seconds. Yeah, I love it. And those people probably were like, wow, we're witnessing part of history. Yeah.

[A]

It's like seeing an artist, like, doing their thing.

[B]

Yeah, it was kind of cool.

[A]

It's like seeing whoever painted the Mona Lisa. Paint the Mona Lisa?

[B]

Who painted the Mona Lisa?

[A]

Michelangelo.

[B]

No, Van Gogh. Maybe one of those, I think Van Gogh.

[A]

Yeah. It's like, if you witness that, that's historic. Oh, was it da Vinci?

[B]

No. Oh, you don't know either. The artist. What? I'm kind of gay. What did you say? Da Vinci sounds right. Because Da Vinci Code. Yeah, that sounds right.

[A]

I'm not even gonna Google it, because I like not knowing. I think it's fun.

[B]

I thought I was closer, but I think my guy did. Starry Night.

[A]

I know. Yeah. Van Gogh.

[B]

Because we went to that exhibit and

[A]

then cut off the ear.

[B]

Yeah. Like, why'd you do that?

[A]

Yeah. Tea.

[C]

He was in love.

[B]

What?

[C]

He was in love. He sent it to somebody.

[B]

Oh, I love that.

[A]

Mama. That's a red flag. If someone. If a man is cutting his ear off for you, girl.

[C]

If it sends you body parts.

[A]

Yeah. Like what?

[B]

Romantic in theory, I suppose. And gesture. Huh? We go see it. Oh, that's in France, I think. I was Gonna we go see it? France is close to London.

[C]

Yeah, that's what I'm saying. It's all by train.

[B]

So is Scotland. Traders is coming up and that shoots in. May not have been asked, but. But it is close. I was like, oh, I could just shoot over there if it was enough time, but. Keeping up with traitors.

[A]

What? Keeping up Seeing updates. I read the updates and then I'm.

[B]

You don't watch.

[A]

No.

[B]

You're not seated for this season. Just not.

[A]

I could. It just. It started off on the wrong foot with Michael Rapaport, and then by the time he was gone, it felt like I missed too much. And then I was reading the updates, seeing the clip, so I feel like I've seen enough.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

To get the gist. You know what I mean? So.

[B]

Shocked, Gagged. Any of it?

[A]

No, no, man. A charismatic, cute white boy winning at life. Like, I mean, that's just symbolic of the real world, truly. Yeah.

[B]

We see it every day.

[A]

Yeah. Yeah.

[B]

Don't need to see it on a fun fantasy show.

[A]

Yeah. But, mama, kudos, because I feel like Rob might win. Right. It's. That's kind of what it's looking for. Sure.

[B]

No offense to the Traders, but they're all dumb as hell.

[A]

Like, they're all the faithfuls, you mean? Yeah.

[B]

Wait, faithful? Yes, they are awful.

[A]

Yeah, they're awful.

[B]

And admittedly, they're awful. Was it Tara Lipinski and Johnny Weir? They're like, we don't know what we're doing. We should just go with the mask. I mean, me as on that game for sure. Johnny's like, honestly, I don't know what we're doing. So let's just go with everyone's voting. And it's like, yes, they have no idea what they're doing, but neither would I. But honestly, nobody knows what they're doing except for Rob. And.

[A]

Yeah, he's just running that. Like, the Navy. He really is.

[B]

Like, literally everyone's like, it can't be Rob. It can't. Like, it's like. What do you mean? Like, even when Natalie. Like, literally. Who was it? Was it Candace when she left?

[A]

Yeah. Throwing the vote.

[B]

Yes. Twice. Yeah, she threw the vote twice to Rob.

[C]

And then it was close to the beginning. He was playing the game the way it should be played. He's. He's. He's playing. Well, he's actually.

[B]

Okay, but. Okay. If a trader votes for you twice and it says I'm a traitor. They've been in that little turret. They know who else is up there. There's a reason we've seen this before. When traders go after traders, they go after each other.

[A]

So especially with some few people left. It's like you how you know there has to be a traitor in your midst. Why wouldn't you? Like, right?

[B]

And Natalie. It was a Natalie that got eliminated from Survivor.

[A]

She was.

[B]

I love. She was like literally being like, guys, like, he was voted off. Like, this was weird. Like, this is this like he's overacting, like pointing out every single thing. And everyone turns, including Natalie. Though honestly, Natalie voted for Tara at the mall.

[C]

You can see the difference because we watch this show, we see so much stuff they don't see. And you can see how people become paranoid.

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

Because they don't know what we know and they just. They have nothing to go by. It's a really tough game to play as a faithful. Really tough because, like to find. Because for Natalie, she's like, Tara told me one thing, then she acted differently at the table. That doesn't make sense. Like, okay, that's the only thing I can go by. But it worked for Rob because that saved him.

[B]

Oh, my God, it's such a mess. This whole show's a mess.

[C]

But it's. It's interesting in that way.

[B]

We like it. We do sit down for that one for sure. Very few shows Love is Blind. You watch it. Are you not watching any of these shows?

[A]

Although again, I'm seeing the updates. Okay, here's Love is Blind. The second I said Love is Blind, Ohio, that was like a no go. I'm kind of scorned by the state of Ohio. No offense to our Ohio viewers.

[B]

We love Ohio.

[A]

Went on too many dates with corn fed boys from Ohio and they all went wrong. Also, the Rhodes bros are from Ohio and my friendship also went wrong. No offense. All love now, right? This was a saga of like.

[B]

That was diabolical.

[A]

Yeah. It was like a series of unfortunate of events. In the epicenter of those events. They all came from Ohio.

[B]

Paul brothers. So they are from Ohio.

[A]

So it's continuing.

[B]

Yes.

[A]

I'm still haunted by men from Ohio.

[B]

Oh, no.

[A]

So the second I knew that it was going to be a cast of men from Ohio, I said, oh, honey, let me steer clear because they're going to be a mess. And you knew from my theory was proven correct because what the hell is going on with these men over here?

[B]

Yes. They're musty. My favorite word to use. They are musty. I had to tweet my one. Where was it? Chris?

[A]

Yes.

[B]

Little doughboy over There he was like, he told me, was she a doctor? I forgot her name.

[A]

She's a doctor.

[B]

Doctor. Gorgeous, skinny, great skin. Everything that. Okay, the show is like, look. He basically was just like, I like girls that do Pilates, I like girls that go to the. And she's just like letting him be like. She's like, she knows he looks like a dumb idiot, but it's just like she's just letting him go. But like the show is like love is blind. And these guys who are always like ugly. I saw like a therapist talking about her psychologist or something like talking about this how like, like men date out of their league, like day up. Because that's like their only self worth. Like they think it's a reflection of them. So they're trying to date a girl as a reflection of them. And then once there's like a little crack or something that can be shown that they're not up to that lady's like, standard. Like this girl is like literally like everything. Then they like. Then they kind of like basically like retreat or something like that. Basically. It was like once he was like, well, you don't go to Pilates every day or something. He thought that was like a reflection on him. He was like, well, I need someone way better than me to like, like look better. And then when there's a little crack in there, they like retreat because they don't want to be, you know, shown and revealed as like a lesser partner. Which makes sense because it's always. It's always. It's always, always, always, always, always uggo. Guys. It's never a hot guy. It's never a hot guy that ever complains. It's always an ugly. And that's just objective. I mean, that's just factual. It's not even objective. It's just like. It is a factual thing. This guy is not hot. He is Ohio. Of course. But some, some attractive people come from Ohio. I love Ohio. My family's from Cleveland. Okay. You know what I mean? Some attractive people come from Ohio, Mr. Shoe. McKinley High, Ohio. You know what I mean? Like, I think there's some. But this guy was objectively and actually and everything ugly. Like just so pasty and pudgy and his, you know, they showed side profile of him. They showed side profile of her. She's looking fit. He's looking pudge.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

And it's always those tiny hands, which is also reflect. He's probably like, I can't because it was on their honeymoon and stuff like that. So he's probably like. Oh, I know. Don't. Like, you know, he's just revealed to be, like, a really small little man, and it's just like. It's always. And she's, like, gorge. But I do love that she, like, let him cook. She was just like, you go. You keep going because you know how dumb you're gonna look. And they do look dumb. It's like that toe. Remember the one that looked like a toe?

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

He also, too. He looked like. You're just so. I just. I'm so tired of ugly men just, like, coming for women. Yes. Because that makes you look worse. If you're ugly. You have a good personality.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

You know? Yeah.

[A]

There was one.

[B]

You remember that nerdy guy that was. Went with that one girl who was a big. Like, she thought she looked like Megan Fox, and she didn't. But not. Not Chelsea, but this other one who looked at Megan Fox.

[A]

But he ended up being diabolical, too. Oh, wait. Actually, no.

[C]

No. He ended up then dating the girl that he.

[B]

I follow them. They have a daughter, Galileo. I forgot her name because it was kind of.

[C]

They both were very nerdy and get connected.

[B]

Yeah, right. But. But because my point of that is he's like a nerd. He was nerdy, and she's like, oh, I can't do you, or whatever. So she's like, she left him. But he had, like, such a good personality, and now I love. I follow him, and I, like, love seeing him be, like, a dad and also, like, that. Like, he's such a good guy. And it's like, okay, so if you're ugly, you can have redemption if you're, like, a good guy, if you, like, treat women right and treat yourself right and stuff like that. Because, like, let's be real, like, Love is Blind, you know, like, I would have ended up on there for sure. Like, if it wasn't quarantine, I would have been on Love is Blind for sure. That was my next step because I was. I was as desperate as they come. I would have been on there. But, like, Love is Blind goes on to, like, not judge someone based on their appearance because you don't want to go for the person you always date. The. The stereotypes, you know, I always dated, like, like, melted old ball sacks. You know what I mean? So if I would have kept going with that, I would have kept getting hurt. And that's constant. That's not one person. That's probably a dozen people before Moses. Just people that. One foot in the grave melting all this stuff like that so Moses comes along, right? He's burning man. He's Jesus. He's given vibes that I would be like, I don't know about this. Which is like crazy because conventionally the most attractive. You look like Jesus. You look like Jacob. Lordy, who else do they say you look like? Everybody. You look like every single person in the world. Zay Malik, you know, I got them all, right? There's and I. But Trisha would just be like, no, this is not my type. I'm not gonna date that type. But then it's like, what do you mean? This was the one all along. Anne treats you so good and all this stuff like that. So it's, you know, it's like the Wuthering Heights of it all, really. It's just like, you know, last week I think I was like, oh, I love, I love the Heathcliff scenes. Something like that. But no, go with the one who treats you right. The husband, Mr. Lord Linton. He was so sweet and so good looking. I looked at that actor outside of whether or not hot, like, hot actor, like, it is kind of crazy. Anyways, go with the one who treats you right. Go with the one who treats you right. Not your type. And my type was ugos. You know what I mean? And I was like, oh, but that's the problem. Some of these girls, some of these women or whatever it is, I was blind. They didn't know they were picking uggos. But some of these women also too. I feel like, well, they know, they know to like leave. They're like, okay, that lady wasn't like gonna beg him to stay or anything like that. But ugly men, just sit down, be happy with what you can get. Honestly, if you're an ugly man, ugly women, it's fine. You can, you can get. You can always go up because you're nice, you're sweet, sweet. Ugly men are diabolical, especially ones with small penises or small hands, which in turn could be that because, like, look, we're not penis shaming. Size shaming. But small penises are just not it. Big ones are not it either. But small. And you know those hands, no offense to baby hands. I had a friend who had baby hands and he was self conscious about it.

[A]

I think also, like, when someone's personality is so rancid, like, everything about them just becomes like, disgusting.

[B]

That was my point.

[A]

Yes, Just bring it back.

[B]

Ugly men get uglier when you're nasty. That was the point. Thank you for.

[A]

Was it like really sweet and charming? Like things that Maybe wouldn't be your type, suddenly become, like, really endearing. You know what I mean?

[B]

Yes, that's exactly what I was trying to say. So, right. If you're hot, you can forgive a lot. Like the Heathcliff. Okay, you're hot. If you're, like, ugly and you're awful, then you just have no prospects and honestly just go die or something. Like, it just. You know what I mean? Like, does not matter. But, yeah, you gotta. You gotta make up for. I learned that early on, too. Look, I'm not. I am not a 10, that's for sure. If I was on Love is Blind, I'm sure there would be a guy being like, oh, like, you know what I mean?

[C]

Mean.

[B]

But I make up for it. My personality, my skills, my kindness, you know, there's other ways to make up for your lack of physical beauty.

[A]

And also, have you seen the TikToks of Chris's, like, ex girlfriend talking about him? Oh, she kind of aired him out. Even before this last drop. Like, before everyone saw just how, like, diabolical he was, she's been, like, airing him out, so now everything kind of just makes sense. Yeah, she talked about how the gist of it, she made, like, a series of TikToks that he is, like, over, like, $60,000 in debt, has allegedly been sued by, like, two credit card companies, how his hygiene is terrible. Like, his bathroom hasn't been cleaned in months. She said they went on a vacation and he never paid for his half. Allegedly never paid for his half of the vacation. How he. When again, kind of what your point was was, like, when she started retreating, he, like, would call her and leave her voicemails, like, yelling at her going off. Like, I just had a 900 dinner with these girls. Like, you wish that you would have a dinner like that. So, like, the second she kind of started retreating, he, like, weaponized that and, like, went off on her. And she has, like, these voicemails that she's been posting. Her name is Marta, and she's been posting.

[B]

She posting the voicemail?

[A]

Yeah, I heard this crazy.

[C]

And he even curses her at the end.

[A]

Yes. Like, he's so just like a. A And, like, gross. It's.

[C]

So why would you call somebody to even, like, the mindset. To even call somebody to tell them all those things? Because you can see it's like he's trying to pull her, but then push her and then curse her. And, like, you're just not.

[B]

What do you mean, curse? What does that mean? Like, he. What does that mean at the end,

[C]

he was like, Like F you. I don't care.

[B]

Like a witch.

[A]

He said, call me back when you want. Go F yourself. You might be blocked. I don't know. That's how he ended his voicemail to her.

[C]

Okay, you five year old psycho.

[A]

Psycho.

[B]

How are they not doing like screenings on these people?

[A]

I know. Even a mental health check, at least interview the exes.

[B]

How about that?

[C]

And they did try this season to get people that are older for chances of actually, you know, making it work. Because if you're in the early 20s, it's hard to commit and get married. But most of them are over 30,

[B]

which is actually more embarrassing because I was like, you're over 30, sir, what are you doing? Like, this is so crazy. And it's like she was like very attractive and very thin.

[A]

I don't understand, like the whole package.

[B]

Yeah, I mean, he's also. If he has bad hygiene and making no money, that's like a triple double whammy. You're done. You're extrovert. Extra. Extradited.

[A]

Sure.

[B]

Extracuted. One of those. You're out. You're out. No, we don't. We hate this person. I hate this person so much. Actually, I actually hate him more than anything. He's like enemy number one of the show right now.

[A]

Just fully diabolical. And then didn't he like go out once, he broke up with his fiance, Try to get with one of the other contestants.

[B]

They always do that too. They always try and get with the person.

[A]

They think the mixer going. Yes.

[B]

Cuz like, oh, wait, that's what they look like. Which is like, don't go on this show. Honestly, they should find people. If they. If, if you go on the show Love is Blind where you're like, I'm not looking at looks. And you talk about someone's looks, once you see them in any capacity, you honestly should be fine. I feel like there is a fine. If you don't like go through with something. There's some fine that they have and it's like they should do that. If you talk about someone's looks like that, that's the whole. Defeats the whole purpose of the show. It's just so weird.

[A]

I did love that one diva. I don't know her name, but it's the blonde girl. When they were like, when they just show their silhouettes behind the curtain and she is like posing boots. And I'm like, that is so fierce.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

How come no one's done that? Like that's what you need to Do. She's like, I'm ready.

[C]

People are not aware of it that what they see from the other side.

[A]

I love that she knew. I love that she knew. She studied the show. That's not itself. So Katina Marie to me that I like, I live.

[B]

Yeah. No, she. She ate. I know. I do love that because it's like. It's almost like when you're writing like a ride and you know when you're like, the photo is coming and you're like, I'm gonna serve.

[A]

So true.

[B]

And then that's what she was doing.

[C]

She manifested everything. Because think about it. She thought about that moment. She's gonna be there. Because when you start the show, you don't know that you're gonna be there.

[B]

Right.

[C]

I'm gonna be there. And when I'm there, I'm gonna do that.

[A]

I love that she planned the whole

[C]

thing, beginning to end.

[B]

Oh, my gosh. Okay, I gotta manifest myself on stage at iheartradio.

[C]

Words.

[B]

Yes. We did it. Thank you so much. Thank you. Rachel Zegler. She'll be next to me presenting. Thank you so much for this award. This will be so exciting. That's true. Manifesting does work. What have you manifested lately?

[A]

Honestly? Nothing. No.

[B]

Something?

[A]

No. I guess Johnny Gilbert followed me on Instagram and I feel like by talking about Jake and Johnny so much that that kind of manifested.

[B]

That's so random.

[A]

Just now Jake break like the other day. Oh, did you see him brush?

[C]

It keeps getting worse with him.

[A]

Oh, no.

[B]

The toothbrush. The toothbrush.

[C]

Do you know what they did? What? He cleaned the toothbrush and used it again.

[B]

Well, that's.

[C]

Nobody said clean. Everyone said burn the toothbrush and everything around it. He showed that ugly toothbrush. He wiped it all. No, I mean the hair is like. Like that, you know, and he. And he used this.

[B]

Clean it.

[A]

That's a step in the right direction.

[C]

But nobody told him, clean it and use it.

[B]

We don't know his financial situation. What if he can't get one?

[A]

Well, didn't he get. Sorry? I mean.

[B]

Well, maybe that's why. That was me when I bought a Lamborghini. I couldn't afford Taco Bell the next day I was like, I spent it literally all on that. We don't know.

[C]

Anyway, when I see him next time, I'm gonna give him a. I'm gonna give him a gift card. Gift card.

[B]

Or just get the actual toothbrush.

[C]

Yeah. Carries everywhere at all times.

[B]

I did not see that. News. Jake and Johnny news. What's exciting. Yeah, it's Johnny Gilbert. He took off his makeup the other day, and he's like, yep. See? It's not permanent. It's not on there all the time. What's he doing? What's he up to? I haven't seen him in a while.

[A]

Just the same old thing.

[B]

Love that.

[A]

Yeah, me too.

[B]

But not the same old. Oh, they do videos now, cuz.

[A]

Videos together. Yeah. Oh, big life update for me. I love the Olympics.

[B]

Yay.

[A]

Wait, why was like, an. Like, I was not into the Winter Olympics at all? And, of course, me in the last moment. It's all because of Alyssa Lou. I kind of. She's my new. She's my. Yes, she is Alyssa Lou. You got to get into the diva.

[B]

What does she do? What does she.

[A]

Figure skating. And she is so fierce. She's from California. She has been going viral because not only does she win the gold, but she did it on her own terms. And she is, like, when she's skating, like. Like, you just feel the joy radiating off of her. And her winning routine was to Adonis Summer Song and MacArthur Park. And it was so good. Like, she felt the musicality to it. Like, the second I started watching her skate, I was like, this is the one which she is the moment. And now I love Winter Olympics usa. Suddenly I was like, yes, you're in.

[C]

Gash Patel.

[A]

Oh, that's not what he said.

[C]

I don't know, but you saw how all the men just crumbled under the pressure.

[A]

Yes.

[C]

And she was like, I don't care. I'm just gonna go there, do my thing, see what happens.

[B]

Where's she from?

[C]

She won the gold.

[B]

Can she come on here?

[A]

She's in California, T. I mean, she's a big gut these days, but she, like, was training for figure skating her whole. I mean, finding out about her, like, two days ago and, like, standing immediately. Like, she was training, like, since she was, like, young, and it was, like, very disciplined, very strict, and then it made or dislike it because it was taking the fun out of it. So she quit for two years, and then she. When she picked it back up, she's like, okay, I'm gonna do this, like, on my own terms. I'm gonna look the way I want. I'm gonna do it to the music I want. Like, I'm not gonna, like, strive to look a certain way, like, as far as weight or anything. She's like, I'm just gonna do this on my own terms and have fun.

[B]

I love it.

[A]

And that's what she did. And she. Everyone loves her, because she's kind of like alts. Like, she has an alternative style. She did her own, like, the smiley lily piercing, like, and right here in her mouth. Everyone knows for that she has, like, bleached rings in her hair. Okay. And every year she adds another ring to, like, show that her age and how she's growing up.

[B]

Wait, what kind of ring is in there?

[A]

So her hair is, like, brunette, but then she bleaches it like a. Like a ring. Like a halo.

[C]

Almost big.

[B]

Just big.

[A]

Yeah, that goes all the way around. And every year she adds another ring.

[B]

Like a tree.

[A]

Yes, that's exactly what she said.

[B]

Oh, okay.

[A]

She's just so queenie. She loves plush. She loves anime. Like, she loves Justin Bieber, literally.

[B]

You and female born. I know.

[A]

And then for the Olympic gala, she performed stateside by Pink Panthers and Zara Larson, and she recreated, like, the Pink Panthers, like, choreography in her routine. And it was the fiercest thing I possibly have ever seen. I love the Olympics.

[B]

Me too. I love the Olympics too, because I like Johnny and Tara, so I think I like the Olympics too. It's like a fun vibe.

[A]

I know.

[B]

Peakers are skating. That's what she does.

[A]

Yeah. Yeah. She's a figure skating.

[B]

You try it, you're gonna start figure skating.

[A]

Yeah. You know who just did was the pretty basic unfiltered crew. So maybe we reheat their knots. No. Yeah.

[B]

Zayn, Heath, Mariah, Remy, Alicia.

[A]

Mariah. But Alicia and me, they did a whole other.

[C]

No, really, We've practiced really well. We'll win them.

[A]

That's true.

[C]

Podcast Olympics, the flop.

[A]

Olympics the flop Flip.

[B]

Wait, what did they do?

[A]

I don't know. I just saw Alicia. Remy posted, like, a photo shoot on the ice and they were skating, and Zane.

[B]

And he threw there too.

[A]

Yes.

[B]

Love it. Damn. I'll always be. I'll always be a little jealous. I'll always be a little jealous of everything. Yeah, why not? I was like, I wish we could be the. Like just pretty or something.

[A]

You know what I mean?

[B]

I wish we could be part of it. So I think my. Yeah, my Zane and Heath animosity might

[A]

come from a little jealousy.

[B]

I mean, there's some legit reasons to not like them, but I'll always be like. It seems that they're working on themselves. They seem like they're showing a little growth.

[A]

So true. I hope. Same. I don't know. I've been unseated, so I don't know, but I guess no news is good news, as they say. Yeah.

[B]

Right? Yeah. You Never hear anything dubious like that David o'. Brick. It doesn't seem like they hang out with him.

[A]

Yeah. Oh, last year for his birthday or whatever. Although I did go to an open house the other day.

[B]

Oh, you saw David o'? Brick?

[A]

No, but of course the realtor is like, oh, so what do you do? And Darian go. And I'm like, oh, I do social media. And Darian goes, he does a podcast. And he's like, what's it called? Darien goes, just Trish. And then he's like, oh, I'm gonna look it up right now. And then the guy like, looks up, he's like, oh, that's the David Dober girl. I love that. That was. I was like, oh, that's. I'm like, we gotta go. This isn't the house crazy.

[C]

But that's like realtors. That's his audience. It's that type of realtors.

[A]

He was young. He was like a young.

[B]

We did have a meeting with a lawyer who's like, yeah, I work with a lot of influencers at David Doff.

[A]

I'm like, wow, not that.

[B]

And it's so fun. That is crazy. That's crazy. Cuz like, Truly and I mean, that's. Is. There was. I think it was Jay Manuel from American Sex Top Model said Tyra has him on like a no talk list when she does interviews. Like, can't ask questions about Jay. And I really don't have that with David. Like I. I talk about on here, I talk about it. So I. Obviously I would talk about him. But truly, no one brings them up. Like when I've done like, call her daddy. Like when I do all these things. Like, no one ever brings him up, which is like, oh, okay. That makes me feel good. Because I'm like, he's just like not relevant in my sphere anymore. But it's always. Well, realtor is a new one. But like Chick Fil A always. The guy at Chick Fil A is like, oh my God, David Dobrik's. I was like, oh, what year are we in? Are we 2018? Like, it's actually so crazy. But like, the good, the good news of that is, like, truly, no one ever brings that up. Like, it's never like, oh, Trisha from David you never. That's crazy. Oh, that sucks. I love that Darian does that. Moses does that too. He always tries to like, talk.

[A]

It was giving me

[B]

just. We're just. Yeah, it's just too much. I just too much, but love it. It's nice somebody has to no Moses. Be like, she's also nominated for favorite Broadway debut. You should check it out.

[A]

Go vote.

[B]

Yeah, go vote. That's where it is. Did you like the house?

[A]

It was okay. It does feel like we're on House Hunters, though, which is so funny because we did watch a little bit of House Hunters the other day and now, like, it's so in my head because it's like, like the two of us are on very different pages. So it's so funny. He wants a mid century home with character and Oscar wants a turnkey modern home, like, ready to move in.

[B]

Yes.

[A]

So it's so different.

[C]

It is a curse that your significant other is an architect.

[A]

It is. Because it's like he's like. And he has no hard and fast rule. Like one day, like in one house, he likes that it has black trim around the windows. Other house, house. Like, no. And he's like. And I'm like, there's things. I'm like, oh, I think you would like this one because it has, I don't know, wood paneling and bricks and stuff. He's like, no, I hate it. And then, like, it's no hard and fast rule. He's like, it just matters on how it fits in the vibe.

[B]

Oh, my God.

[A]

One house is too big. One house is too. And then like all of a sudden it has the same amount of room, same square footage, like, oh, this is perfect. Like, this is such a. I'm like, wait, what?

[B]

No rhyme or reason?

[A]

No rhyme or reason. And I think it is just the architecture vibe. It's. He kind of just picks up on it.

[B]

And I'm like, so he's like, these modern ones, they're just built so cheap.

[A]

Yeah, we saw one. It was like, I feel. And I like, loved it. He was like, this just feels like plastic to me. He's like tapping the laminate floors. He's like, this is plastic as Moses.

[B]

Moses knocks on them.

[A]

I'm like, what do you mean it's on you?

[B]

He's like, this is hollow. This is hollow right here.

[C]

To me, the idea of buying a house without being able to stay there for this a night or two is insane. Well, that's another thing.

[B]

Moses wants to stay there for the night. He's like, then I can feel if there's like a ghost energy in me.

[C]

But also like, what if the neighbor next to you practice every night, you know, as a drums or something. Like, there's things you don't know unless you stay in the house.

[B]

You have a rooster on Your shirt today. What is up?

[C]

Just one of those shirts that I like.

[A]

All right.

[B]

I like it, too. Looks good on you, Amazon.

[C]

Thanks. I mean, it's not an Amazon shirt,

[B]

but you get it from Amazon.

[C]

You can buy it through if you wanted to.

[B]

I do love on Amazon, I guess.

[A]

More animal news. There was an update regarding Punch, the baby monkey. Monkey who's really taken off. I think I'm so famous.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

Yes. Everyone has been talking about Punch.

[A]

Yes.

[B]

Very cute. I've been seeing this.

[A]

Yeah. On February 19th, Punch did get dragged across the ground by an adult monkey as Punch was starting to make friends.

[C]

That was hard to watch.

[A]

Yes. He got jumped and dragged the stuffed animal. No, Punch, the little baby.

[C]

The baby monkey by an adult?

[A]

Yes.

[B]

Yes.

[A]

Yeah. And so how the zookeepers responded is they gave Punch a gun. They gave Punch a gun. And he can go and he can fight back.

[B]

So did he use it? No gun. All right, what did they do?

[A]

They just said that this is, like, the normal primate social behavior. Even, like, Mayahiga, she used to do Kitty Cinderella's whine about it podcast. She's a streamer, and she, like, runs, like, animal Sanctuary. She's like, my go to animal expert. She said it looks very sad. And it is sad because he's just a little baby that can't defend himself. But it's just a normal part of primate behavior. And the zookeepers also said that it's normal as Punch kind of steps out of line and gets too touchy. And then the parents with, like, the other babies, and then the parents of that baby came in and. And gave him a little drag to teach them. Okay.

[B]

The Punch has no parents. If a little orphan came to play with my kids, I'm not gonna be like, oh, shame on them. It's like, they don't. Parents, they don't know.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

I think you can teach them without abusing them. Unless it's a different thing in their culture of monkey world or whatever.

[A]

There was another video where he tried to hug, like, an older monkey, and that monkey shoved him to the side, like, couldn't even spare a little hug. It is quite sad.

[B]

No sympathy for an orphan monkey.

[A]

No. Darien literally was like, I'm gonna go to Japan and handle it myself.

[B]

Was he so sad about it?

[A]

He was angry. I know. Like, Twitter has been very upset, too, that, like, I'm gonna go and fight those monkeys.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

I'm gonna pull up.

[B]

Yeah. Well, we do want to go over to Japan.

[A]

Maybe sooner.

[B]

Yes.

[A]

We'll handle it.

[B]

That's so sad.

[A]

I am kind of afraid of like going in there and fighting a monkey though, I think. But there was that horror movie primate where the chimpanzee went on a murder spree, so I guess I would be a little scared, but.

[B]

Well, it's a baby monkey, I think. Oh, but you're gonna go fight the big ones. Yeah. Maybe don't do that one. I think. Yeah, you're gonna end up dying. Do you ever think about how they're trained? Like, they're in Japan, so they might be spoken to in Japanese.

[A]

That's so true.

[B]

How do they understand that, do you think? Like, they only understand Japanese. That if someone who speaks English went over there and trained on the language?

[A]

Probably because I. My mom's cousin had adopted a German shepherd that used to be in the police force and she has to speak to the German shepherd in German because when they're trained in the police academy, they speak German.

[B]

Yeah. So that's probably it.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

It's probably like babies, like if you just whatever language you start speaking to them first is what they grasp onto. That's an interesting social experiment. They should do that. Like maybe if it's ethically right. But like. Like I do wonder, I guess. Yeah, I guess, whatever. Because. Right. If babies are adopted from China and they're raised by American parents, they speak English. So it's what you're raised around monkeys.

[C]

They teach sign language.

[A]

Yeah, true.

[B]

Oh, more. Our babies do it too. Babies love sign language. They. They do that. What's the other one?

[C]

Especially more.

[B]

Yeah, they do more.

[C]

Like more. More in every language. I can tell you. I want more.

[B]

There's more. Oh, please and thank you. Please.

[C]

Yeah. Motherboard always used to do thank you to sign and not say it.

[B]

She would do it to Disney characters, Disney characters. No sign language. Because she would go like this. Because I'd be like, say thank you, and she just do this and they would know it.

[A]

It.

[B]

That's so cool. I love that Disney characters.

[C]

Yeah. Because they must meet kids that are. That you send on a daily basis. So they have to know.

[B]

Yeah, it was really cute. I do love Disney. You're not a Disney person, are you?

[A]

Kind of. I'm light. I'm not like full blown Disney adult. But whenever I'm there, which isn't too often, but when I'm there, I enjoy it.

[B]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I am like that too.

[A]

But there was some Disney drama, I don't know, with Minnie Mouse.

[B]

Where At Disneyland.

[A]

So no unauthorized on. On. Tick tock.

[B]

What did she do?

[A]

Mouse released a new single and she kind of plagiarized Pink Panthers. Like, she literally reheated Pink Panthers's nachos.

[B]

Is this an official Minnie Mouse?

[A]

Official Minnie Mouse. An official Minnie Mouse. Really? And it kind of is a bop, I have to say. But she did reheat those Pink Panthers. Of course. Now Pink Panthers is having her moment. Everyone wants, you know, those nachos, even Minnie Mouse. And Pink Panthers did chime in. She did respond because everyone was like, like, damn, this song is so good. But it sounds like Pink Panthers. She said. She said, that will pay. Pink Panthers. And she went and bought mouse traps to. To catch her.

[B]

Well, Minnie Mouse is a big mouse, so you're any more than that. Oh, my God. Is this real or is this. You think?

[A]

Well, the mousetraps. I just embellished. I saw it in a tweet and I was like, that's funny. So.

[B]

But she said that or.

[A]

No, she did say that. She did comment.

[B]

Okay.

[A]

Because it was taking off and it's such like a big tick tock sound right now.

[B]

Right?

[A]

And like, literally the second you hear it, I'm like, oh, the beat slaps.

[C]

Ooh.

[A]

But this sounds like it's a little auto tuney, you know? So it is giving, like, Pink Panthers tease and it's like, damn, the pop girls really are out here fighting. Even Minnie Mouse is trying to get in on it.

[B]

Oh. Did it sound good?

[A]

Honestly? Yeah, he did really nibble.

[B]

Did you say anything?

[A]

Minnie hasn't released a statement, but I will be monitoring. Maybe we should reach out, actually, because it is like, girl, if you were inspired, just say that. You can't just plagiarize.

[B]

Wow. What's the song that she did or not plagiarized or was it. Exactly.

[A]

I guess it's just inspired.

[B]

It's just right.

[A]

Fully inspired. But it is kind of a bop. It's just like, the beat is good. It's very poppy. She's got a little bit of that auto tune going.

[B]

Oh, like a high voice.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

I have to hear it. Jimmy called the. Or you did. Someone called the Pink Panthers fandom. Stardom. Like, like last fall. You guys were like, pink Panther is.

[A]

Yeah, Jimmy loves her. I love her too. The case. We know. Yeah, we always know sometimes.

[B]

Unless you're Colton Underwood. He definitely doesn't know. Definitely not a taste maker.

[A]

So true. Hashtag, not all gays.

[B]

Not all gays. I didn't see that one about Minnie. Well, I don't know. Plagiarizing.

[A]

Which side are you on?

[B]

Many Sides, I know it's hard to say because plagiarizing. I'm always gonna be like, that's ill. But I do love a Minnie Mouse. I am seated for that. Maybe she was like. I guess you could call it, like, no, she's like, cosplaying. But she wasn't, like, paying homage.

[A]

Didn't even give Pink, like, a little. A little nod.

[B]

They should collabor with Minnie Mouse, because pink and Pink, they both so true.

[A]

And polka dots, I feel like.

[C]

Yeah, but cat and the mouse, there's always rivalry, like, there.

[A]

So true.

[B]

Panther, but she's Pantherist. Is that. Is that a cat?

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Oh, okay. That's good. That's a good comparison.

[A]

I like that. I guess. Another pop Girl news. I can't even hold it back anymore. Is. Is Manal, my. My sister Manon taking a hiatus?

[B]

This is crazy.

[A]

It has taken so many twists and turns that I am, like, truly aghast and guffawed and. And scared. I'm scared.

[B]

Me too. I've been hearing so many rumors.

[A]

Yes. So it was announced Friday, late Friday, that that Manon's going to be taking a hiatus from Cat's Eye to focus on her health and well being. And it was issued from the label from Hybe x Geffen via Weverse. And it was like a very, like, professional, like, statement. And at first I was like, okay. You know, she's talked. She just did an interview with the Cut where they talked about, like, the toll that it takes all of them that it takes on their mental health with, like, all the Stan wars and fans, like, gravitating to one girl, then hating on another one. Mana. It was an interview with the COD that literally just came out the same week. And Manon talked about how, like, when the documentary came out, she got labeled as, like, lazy because she took like a day or two off from, like, Academy so she could, like, focus on herself. And she was like, I got labeled as lazy because of that. But like, in Sweden, like, if you want to take a day off, they let you do that, like, wherever you work. So it was like a cultural thing. So it's just like, we should be

[B]

how it should be.

[A]

It should be. Yeah.

[B]

People, like, work five jobs, 12 hour, 12, like 18 hour shifts. No mental health breaks. Hustle, like, work for yourselves.

[A]

Yeah. So same last statement come out. I kind of thought it was related to that. Like, oh, like, maybe she just needs a break because they are working so freaking hard. It's one thing after another. Every week a new campaign, a New brand deal, a new, new choreography. Like, they're just constantly working. But then Mana ended up releasing her own statement on Weverse, like, soon after. That kind of contradicted what Hybe and Geffen said. She said, I want. I want you to hear this from me. I'm healthy, I'm okay and taking care of myself. Sometimes things unfold in ways we don't fully control, but I'm trusting the bigger picture. Thank you for standing by me. I love you endlessly and can't wait, wait to see you again. So that her saying that, like, oh, no, I'm healthy, I'm okay. Like, sometimes, you know, the things happen that don't make sense. Whatever was like, oh, then did she choose to take the hiatus or did the label, like, put her on hiatus for some unbeknownst reason?

[B]

Oh, you want to know why? There's no speculation as to why?

[A]

There's a whole bunch of, like, rumors and speculation. None of it kind of makes sense. Some people think she just did a short film on her own and she released it on her own, like Socials. Some people like, oh, did she must have broken the. Her contract when she went and did her own thing. But, like, everyone from her management label is, like, supporting it and, like, commenting and liking on that Instagram post. So there's just like, a whole bunch of speculation about, like, what could have happened if it was, like, a. Did she choose it? Was it forced upon her?

[B]

It feels forced upon her now.

[A]

It does feel, like, forced.

[B]

She's like, hey, guys, I'm okay. Yeah, I'm good.

[A]

It's like, immediately after she really, like, she says that, which kind of, like, it just contradicts and also just very weird because they don't have, like, anything scheduled, like, immediately.

[B]

Coachella.

[A]

Coachella is, like, a little bit away. They have, like, Lollapalooza in, I think, Brazil or South America coming up, but it's not like tomorrow. It's not like this week. So weird that it was announced kind of seemingly out of nowhere. Also, like, pr in PR media world, like, when you want to release. When you want to do a press release where it's bad news that you don't want to get attention, what kind of wanted to go away. You always release it Friday late when everyone stops working. So it was released like, 4pm on a Friday. So it's the time where you, like, people, like journalists have already, like, logged off. So it's like, towards the end of the work day. So it would get, like, the least amount of coverage. Because then by the time Monday rolls around, people are working on guys again. It's kind of old news.

[B]

Not Oscar. He is like, I'm gonna keep. Keep on this.

[A]

Yes, I'm on the case. And everyone's worked up. Like, there's been so many tick tocks. Manal has also liked a few, like, social media posts that are calling out, like, the racial injustice, like, how black girls are treated in girl groups. So that also has been kind of like a subliminal message. Like, oh, oh, this must be like some kind of conflict, like, with the label. And then.

[B]

Yeah, so it's more maybe that with like, higher ups and not the girls of Cats.

[A]

No.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

The girls have always kind of been united front. That's what's kind of sad because I think people are like, immediately pointing blame, like, the other girls, like, because they can't say anything. Like, they realistically are probably, like, told, like, do not comment on this. Do not post about it. Just keep it moving. Like, they're probably being told that because they haven't said anything. Yeah, they haven't come out to support Manal or anything, but they're probably being forced do so. So. But some people are, like, going to, like, Daniela's comments and being like, wow, I can't believe you wouldn't support Sophia. Like, really? You'll speak out about this, but you won't speak out about Mana?

[B]

Well, they probably can't.

[A]

I know Lara just went to, like, Olivia Rigo's birthday party and posted and was like, wow, you're going to parties, but you can't support Mano? Like, it's misplaced. Like, all the girls are in it together. They've always had each other's backs. Like, that is so misplaced. And they've always spoken out in support of each other this whole time. And again in that Cut interview, Manon literally says, like, Cat's Eye is going to be six. Like, we saw we experienced One Direction when Zayn left. Like, we would never want to do that to our fans. Like, that was from Manon. Like, she said she would never want to, like, hurt the fans by, like, leaving.

[B]

My God.

[A]

Yes. So the time.

[B]

Okay, so definitely someone up top was like, she's got to go.

[A]

Punishing her for something maybe. Yeah. And also, like, in K pop world too, I'm kind of just coming up to speed because of Cat's Eye. Why it's kind of weird with them because they are. They were made and are being marketed with, like, the K pop formula, which is very much like PR pr, Like, marketing. Whereas, like, in West. And, like, with Western artists, we're used to them getting news from them directly. Like, we're not used to seeing, like, this cold, like, very business post. Like, Manon's gonna be on hiatus. We look forward to being with her. Like, we would hear that directly from the artists themselves, you know, so we're not corporate. Yes, very.

[C]

Cor. Oh, Larry left us this morning. You want we'll never see him again?

[B]

It's not. It's like, this is such a niche one no one remembers. But Pentatonix had an original member that left, and they all sat down together, and they were all sad, and they're like. And he's like, I'm leaving the group. And the whole group was like, yeah, this is sad. And then you're like, oh, we heard it straight from them. But he. The guy leaving was like, but I'm doing my own music. Touring was a lot for me. He explained it. So then all the fans were like, okay. And then they put a new person in there right away, and they're like, oh, we love this person, and whatever. So I think if they would have done that even better. Even if she got fired from the higher up, they should have, like, whatever they offer her severance package. I don't know what they're offering her. Maybe nothing. I don't know. Maybe it was cold. But they should have had for the sake of the group. Because if they do replace her with someone or it's just the five of them, at least people know it's, like, her decision. But it sounds like it's obviously not because they didn't do that.

[A]

Yeah. It's so cold. And we're, like, not used to that. I get, like, in the K pop world, like, that has happened in other groups where, like, a member has been put on hiatus. Like, it. The announcement didn't come from them. It came from, like, oh, I didn't know that happened. It's happened with a few other girl groups and in boy groups as well. But, like, again, like, they're so big in the west that we're just, like, not used to that, like, formula.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

And then Manon went and, like, liked a few posts about, like, black girls who are, like, mistreated about their label.

[B]

Oh, my gosh.

[A]

There was one TikTok slash Real that she liked where it was talking about, like, Normani being mistreated in fifth Harmony. Leanne from Little Mix, and then now Mana and Cat's Eye. And then, like, that. And then went to. And Then immediately followed Normani and Leanne, and now they're all mutuals.

[B]

Whoa.

[A]

And Leanne replied on Twitter and said, we have to stick together. So it's like, now they're like, she's getting support from other, like, black girls in, like, pop music, especially the girl groups.

[B]

Crazy to, like, think about.

[A]

Wow. SZA has come out to support Mana Ray. So a lot of the. A lot of black artists are, like, coming out to support her. It's so interesting. Like, that's.

[B]

I don't know yet. Scary. Oh, my God.

[A]

And I. I do think she will be back, because I think, again, it's probably. They're probably, like, used to, you know, just saying a member is going on hiatus, whatever, and, like, people understanding what that means. But again, for the Western artists, we take that as, like, for the Western audience, it's like, oh, so she's not going to be in it? Like, why? What's going on?

[B]

Yeah. But then why would she come back and be like, guys, I'm okay.

[A]

Yes.

[B]

Why would you just not be. Be, like, silent, you know, whatever you

[A]

need to break if you were okay with it. Yeah. Also, she went to a concert over the weekend, too. So obviously, physically she's okay because she's still out with friends. So it's all so weird. And I. They need to be the sick. And there's also been a lot of weird instances where, like, they've left Mana out for some reason. Not the girls again. Like, they. When Gabriella came out that music video, they had a choreography day, and then Manon was sick, so they filmed it without her. And they. When they did, like, the. A glossier campaign, they had a big billboard. The girls want to go take a photo in front of the billboard. But Manon wasn't in that photo. Like, she missed that for some reason. Even, like, the first music video for Debut, that was, like, the. Literally after they became a group, the. The choreography, like, how they were formed, like, the formation of the choreography. Manal was always directly in the back, so someone was covering her for, like, 80 of the video.

[B]

Oh, my God.

[A]

So there's been weird things with how they treated her before. There's also. This goes so deep because there's also, like, all the girls on the Cat's Eye socials. Like, each of them will do, like, individual, like, little choreography videos. Mana hasn't had one since I think maybe May or, like, June. So she hasn't got, like, her solo, like, moment.

[B]

So it's been, like. It's been a minute in the making.

[A]

Yeah, there's been, like, a lot of weird things. Things with, like, Mana specifically, and then her liking these posts too. I'm like, girl, what is going.

[B]

And that's our girl.

[A]

That's our girl team and all.

[B]

Forever 100. I feel like I'm a man.

[A]

I love all the girls. I really, really do. But Manon always, like, has resonated with me from the beginning. I just love her so much.

[B]

Yes. We've always been the mutuals. We've always been the ones. She's like, oh, my rehearsing next door to you. I was like, yes, girl, I'm coming. Like, I ran for my hair appointment. Like, she is. Is the one. And you can't have cats out without. So what are you gonna do? Or do you go still support the girls? If Minato's return kind of crazy.

[A]

There's been, like, a. The fans are organizing a boycott actually right now. And again, it's not a reflection on the girls.

[B]

Yeah, but it does. But it doesn't pack them.

[A]

It doesn't pack them. Yeah, it's just trying to send a message to the label. Like, look, you really gotta cherish and, like, honor all these girls. They're all such an important part of the group. I think you need the whole six. Like, you do.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

They all represent something completely different. And like. Like, if she's the one black girl in the group, like, you can't. Especially in the west, like, how you have a huge western fan base and not have a black girl. Like, she means so much to so many people. I have your back forever. You will always be famous. You are so sweet. You are so funny. You are gorgeous. You are so smart. You are so kind. I will have you back forever. You are a star. Never forget that. She's. She's going places.

[B]

She's going places.

[A]

She's a great actress. Her little short film, she was an amazing actress. And that. That. I love all the girls so much. Mana, Castle needs you. We need. We need our cat's eye.

[B]

I fear you're right. Coachella. We need to see that come back.

[A]

Yes.

[B]

If you're mentally feeling okay, which you said you were, so hopefully.

[A]

Yeah, this was my 911. It was really shocking. Again, people reaching out for statements like, oscar, are you okay? Like, what do you think? I couldn't even respond.

[B]

Yeah. I was like, did you hear?

[A]

I was frozen. I was frozen. I had to, like, sit at the dinner table and explain to. To Darian. I was like, so when I was going on hiatus, she's like, what does that mean? I was like, I don't know. Because this. I was, like, putting all the pieces together. I mean, this is truly one of the worst days of my life. Like, how can I process this?

[B]

We were planning on doing Coachella too, so now we can't go because I

[A]

had to reach out. I'm like, harry Daniels, what do you know? He's like, honestly, I don't know anything, but she'll probably be back by Coachella. I think he's used to the K pop, how the K pop stuff goes, I think, because he. He. He's very in the weeds with the music. Music stuff, so.

[B]

Right.

[A]

He's like, I don't know anything, but I think she'll be back. Coachella. I was like, okay, that makes me feel a little bit better. But still, when she started liking these posts, I was like, yeah, seems a

[B]

little more sus behind it. Oh, it sucks. And it sucks because, like, yeah, then the whole group's affected because.

[A]

And before the debut album is out is Crazy Girl. Like, they only have two EPs. They don't even have a full album out. And all this is happening. We got to get it together, girl. By girls, I mean high backs. Kevin. Which love. But, like, come on, who is it?

[B]

High backs.

[A]

What? Hybe and Geffen. It's like a joint collaboration between two, like, labels. Yeah. These girls are so talented, so fierce. They have it like, they. Cat's Eye is big. Not because of the formula, because these girls are each stars and are so perfect together. That is why they're big. And, like, we need to let them. Let them shine, let them produce their own music, write their own music. Like, yeah. I mean, trust me, I love gnarly fried chicken. Gnarly Tesla gnarly. But the girls are. Something is brewing because Laura has also been like, she produced, like, her own, like, Cat's Eye song with Megan, and she's like, I. Hey, you guys, I'm posting this little sample that I made. It's. It's just for fun. But the fact that she's posting the music that she wants to make, too, I'm like, there has to be something brewing here. Like, gave these girls control.

[B]

They can't already break up.

[A]

I know.

[B]

They just started. All have done that. Some fans. It's very. It's giving the Spice World movie. No. What is that one with Alan Cumming?

[A]

Josie and the Pussycat?

[B]

Yes. It's giving that. Where it's like, oh, and they broke up before they even, like, put out their first single.

[A]

Even, like, Danity Kane. Remember Danity Kane? Like, they broke up after their second album. But, like, truly, they were, like, really taking off and then they disbanded.

[B]

But that always happens.

[C]

I talked to their post about, like, forget about watching, you know, the Metrics or Eyes Wide Chat. Watch Josie and the Pussycats.

[A]

It's real.

[C]

They really expose the industry and how it works.

[B]

And movie's scary. It is, and I love it. But it's also, like, so scary. Parker Posey, too, from White Lotus is in there. Crazy. Yeah. Did they, like, make a plane go down in the. In the movie because they were trying to get rid of that boy band.

[A]

Oh, yeah.

[B]

You remember? And they, like, we're all gonna. And then one of them survived or they all survived or something. They all came back and they're like, actually were this. Whatever. They were crazy.

[A]

Yeah. I mean, I know. It's like, I remember just living for the little, like, cat ears. And then when you actually think about

[B]

the plot, it's like, oh, yeah, they're just brainwashing everybody.

[A]

Yeah. By consumerism and capitalism. Damn.

[B]

Well, Cat's Eye is asking to put on some cat ears for a special live show. Just so you know, a little bit.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Echo Chell. Everyone has the cat ears.

[A]

Be there 100. I'll be buying it.

[B]

Like, ooh, cat ears. That'd be so crazy. Oh, my God. Music industry is a little scary. It's why I never really ventured into it outside of my own.

[A]

Just a Hindi artist. Yeah. Just an indie artist on her own Twitter.

[B]

Seems easier that way. It seems safer.

[A]

It is. Yeah. It is crazy.

[B]

Again, close your eyes. Exhale. Feel your body relax and let go of whatever you're carrying today. Well, I'm letting go of the worry that I wouldn't get my new contacts in time for this class. I got them delivered free from 1-800-contacts. Oh, my gosh, they're so fast.

[A]

And breathe.

[B]

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[A]

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[B]

Yeah.

[A]

But I'm gonna stay strong. From Anon. That's what she would want, I think.

[B]

Yeah. I don't. I can't reach out to comment because I'm not that close with her, but I. But if you want to reach out, even if you say off the record, I'm fine with it. I do want to know. My first thought was, like, well, we are in fees. You know, I don't see.

[A]

But, you know, maybe just let her know we're here for her if she ever needs.

[B]

I feel like people are always scared I'm gonna say something, which is probably a logical fear, because even if I don't mean to say something, I'm like, oh, don't tell me a secret, because I'm sure I'm gonna spill it to somebody. It's hard for me to keep a secret.

[A]

As long as you're not doing any Q&As at the Royal Albert Hall, I think she'll be safe. I think I am, actually.

[B]

I think we'll be safe.

[A]

Secrets will be safe. You in the Q and A is where you really crack.

[B]

I know it is. It is. When I'm live in person with someone, I love to tell, like, all the. All the secrets.

[A]

Weirdly, when you have the camera on, I feel like you're extra cautious.

[B]

Right. Well, you're.

[A]

At least, you know, you have posts as well.

[B]

Oh, sure. Yeah. I'm like, oh, I'm on defense. I'm on guard, you know? Yeah. I think when it's like, live. That's why I don't do the live streaming at all either.

[A]

It would be catastrophic.

[B]

Actually, those streamers, you would have been

[A]

live streaming from the freaking Euphoria trailer, everyone. Like, hey, guys,

[B]

I almost want to post pictures. I've been like, me. Maybe I could post this one. Like, you know what I mean? But I know I am bad. Well, you know, I was bad at keeping that secret anyways. I'm bad at keeping any secret.

[A]

Don't tell me better. You've been a lot better.

[B]

Really?

[A]

Yeah. There's stuff like, oh, I can't wait to tell you, but I can't tell you yet.

[B]

Right.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

I do have some big stuff that I haven't even hinted at.

[A]

I knew, right?

[B]

Sometimes that drop is just more exciting. It's like Boom. And here it is. Well, we love the Cat's Eye girls. I hope this gets figured out soon.

[A]

I know. Rooting for all of them. Truly. Do not hate on the other girls, by the way, because that's the thing, too. Daniella's dad has been like. Like it. I think you mentioned this last week, too. Like, the fear of having a parent go and embarrass you. He's been going off on, like, a social media tie where just, like, randomly commenting cat ties. More than just one girl. Like, he's been going. Being, like, diabolical.

[B]

It's getting Rylan, Adam's mom, too. When I was in a beat, she was definitely going, like, an all.

[A]

Yes. And like, just, like, embarrassing Danielle non stop. And it's like, damn, it's not a reflection on her.

[B]

Like, come on, parents. I'm always like, do not say one thing. I don't care if you think you're defending me me. It just don't. It's so embarrassing.

[A]

Yeah, it's so embarrassing. I feel for her because now it's like, damn. Like, I. Like, I'm not responsible. Like, no. Like, yes, he's my father, but, like, I'm not condoning these messages, and she can't say I feel for her.

[C]

If she was the girl to get kicked out, would you still say that?

[A]

T. Yeah. Like, if that was your daughter that was, like, on hiatus.

[B]

Yeah. Parents also, bless their heart, they're just old and they just don't know.

[A]

Yeah. They're trying.

[B]

He's trying to think, like, you know, we want to keep the girls. He probably has no idea sometimes, too. My dad could just have no idea.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

They're my mom. Because, you know, you don't fill them in on everything.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

That's what's going on.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

And of course, your parents always gonna be on your side, and they mean well, but then it just looks like a reflection of you, and you're just like, okay, just. No, it's not how. How it works, how it goes. But those parents need to stay off social media, and that includes whatever the new social media will be when Malibu is an adult. Well, I will also stay off of it. Also not be on there to embarrass her, because that is embarrassing. Sing Truly. I like this picture of us.

[A]

I feel like we stopped homophobia.

[B]

We really did.

[A]

Has anyone been homophobic since we dropped that?

[B]

Nope.

[A]

Right?

[B]

No.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

I think no one has been. You're right.

[A]

I have seen no reports of homophobia

[B]

since even Hillary Duff. She has been very much like, love the gay.

[A]

Since I knew what a gay person was, I'm like, that's so fear.

[B]

I kind of love that since I knew a gay was. Was kind of me. That was me at 18. I was like, the second I knew

[A]

what gay was, I was like, these are my people. I love that. And I love the album, Hillary, so keep it up.

[B]

Do you love it?

[A]

I do love it. It's different. It's not what I was expecting. She's kind of giving singer, songwriter, tease. Like, she's not just giving like pop girl. She's giving like stories. She's giving narrative.

[B]

Oh, a little storytelling.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Do you think she'll perform it on her tour?

[A]

I think so. And damn, that tour was selling. I was a war. It was a war.

[B]

Really?

[A]

Yes.

[B]

I wonder because you like playing the Wiltern.

[A]

And I'm like, girl, we need the bigger. We need Sophie. Yeah, let's up the Ven. She had to keep adding dates to the form. Yes. Because it sold out so fast.

[B]

How many dates?

[A]

I think she added one or two more.

[B]

Oh, what's. That's almost Sophie then. Is she attitude. She had three totals.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

It's 18, 000 times three is what?

[A]

Less. Almost less than 60. So like 56. Yeah. 56. Yeah.

[C]

That's close.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Sophie Stadium next time. That's crazy. Wow. Good for her. Honestly, she's an icon.

[A]

She is. I feel like it's. She hasn't toured in so long. Young and damn. She has hit like, the new music is good, but also everyone lives for the hits. The hits are timeless.

[B]

So that's why I guess I have to stop performing. What dreams are made of. I was feeling that void. She. I love how she's like, I'm gonna have. I'm gonna have celebrity guests. That way I can take a little break.

[C]

I love.

[B]

The guests are supposed to come out with you and not take a little break.

[A]

But I love it. She's so fierce to me.

[B]

Did you see Audrey Hepburn has been casted and it's not Aria.

[A]

Lily Collins, which I do see the vision because she does. Does look like her. But I am kind of gagged. I feel like. What do you think? Do you think Ariana wanted it or. No, for sure.

[B]

She for sure was auditioning. Like, I feel like, you know, when you're in that audition mode and you get into that method, that character, you know, of it all, it's very. I think even Austin Butler, before he was announced as Elvis, I remember he walked the Once Upon a Time in Hollywood carpet His hair was black.

[A]

Yeah, that's true.

[B]

So I think you, like, get into it to kind of show. And obviously everybody was like, give her this before even know knowing. Did people know the movie was coming or they're just like, I don't know.

[A]

I don't think they did kind of running with it.

[B]

Yeah, they, like, give her this, like, biopic. So, yeah, when I saw Lily Collins, I mean, love. We love. And she is gorgeous and beautiful, but, like, Ariana was. You know what I mean? She. She. That was. That was her role, I think.

[A]

I know. I was kind of gagged. I was kind of gagged. Although, I mean, least Ari is doing, like, comedic stuff. So I also feel like that's good that she does just, like, comedies, like, not Oscar films. I kind of feel like the academy really score, like, did her wrong. So I feel like maybe take a break before you go back for another Oscar.

[B]

No, but that's why she needed this Audrey to really come back. Full force leading and a biopic. Oh. If you nail it, biopic is the ticket. That's the way I know. I saw the baby reindeer actress is getting to play Mama Cass in a biopic. And I was like, that could have been me. Oh. Because when Mama Cass was casted in Quentin's once behind him in Hollywood, I was like, that could have been me. And now there's a biopic and this baby reindeer lady is staring all my glory.

[A]

You and Ari losing the roles.

[B]

I really thought. I didn't get to audition. I didn't get to audition. You would have saw me in a caftan and all of the whole thing. I would have. Yes, I would have 100%. Whenever I audition for anything, I also immerse myself in the role. And then. Yeah, sometimes you just don't get it and you're like, okay, well, that could have been me. Camp Rock 3. It was really. Yeah. Gosh. No. I actually kind of, like, broke my heart a little bit because, you know, it's like, what? I don't know if there is, like, a role that I'm like, oh, that's like a role I was made for. How about you? If you had to be a biopic, who would you be playing?

[A]

Oh, great question.

[B]

Who do you look like? Who do you act like? Who could you transform into?

[A]

Oh,

[B]

Harry Styles?

[A]

No, not Harry Styles. No, no. Who is, like, gay?

[B]

We have to be gay in the biopic.

[A]

Who is gay?

[B]

Who is. Who's like, a gay icon? Yeah, Boy George.

[A]

Okay. Yeah, sure.

[B]

He's over. He's over. In the West End. Now it could be my mind go

[A]

like I can't think biopic, but I guess maybe Chris Colfer. If there was a. Cuz I was

[B]

going to say if there was.

[A]

If there was like a new Glee and they needed that gay. I feel like I could really.

[B]

Would you be a student or teacher in the new God?

[A]

I feel like my heart says student, but my age probably says teacher. You know what I mean?

[B]

Well, technically they were. Yeah.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Do you think it'll be cursed, though, the new Glee?

[A]

Probably, but I would gladly take it off.

[B]

I would love to be in it too. That'd be everything.

[A]

That would be so fierce. Like, I know. That'd be like the little Pink Panthers, episode 100. She'd probably have like a guest starring role or something.

[B]

That would be amazing. Yeah, Like.

[A]

Like I feel like Ryan Murphy really needs to get in that writer's room and get to work.

[B]

He's too busy with everything else.

[A]

Literally every other program in the world,

[B]

there was another one being announced. Like a. Like, not like, did he love story or no?

[A]

Yeah, love story. The jfk.

[B]

Yes, Junior.

[A]

Yeah, sure.

[B]

I don't know. But was he. Is he. Did they announce another one about a real person?

[A]

Every day there's a new Ryan Murphy show about a real person. A new murderer, a new political figure, a new scandal. Also an American Horror Story.

[B]

I want to be in a biopic too. I don't know.

[C]

I don't should make one about Frank Zappa.

[B]

Oh, is that your biopic?

[A]

I do see that.

[B]

Okay. I see it. Yeah. You grow your hair out. That looks like Yanni a little bit.

[A]

I see it.

[B]

All right. Moses cast it as for example. I like it. I never heard of that before, but I like it.

[C]

I know. That's why Said.

[B]

All right. And Oscar will be.

[A]

You also g. Look like who?

[B]

You also giving. God. You do look like somebody. Danny Radcliff, maybe.

[A]

Okay, I could take that. Yeah.

[B]

I like him.

[A]

He is. He's been promoting something. He's been doing a lot of interviews. Oh, okay. Work.

[B]

A one man show where he's work.

[A]

I do like that Daniel Radcliffe. He seems sweet.

[B]

I don't know if he seems sweet, but he does seem sweet. Does he?

[A]

Okay. He seems nice talking about this. He's like, when those new Harry Potter kids start doing press, like, do not ask them about us. Like, let them be their own thing. And I was like, that is so true. That is so true.

[B]

I kind of love that. But that's never going to happen because people just Want to hear about the og like, you can't Just can't compete.

[A]

And I do have some acting, some actor news. I have two Timothy. Shalom topics. Can you believe?

[B]

Yes.

[A]

Weirdly. They're both. They're both him and Matthew McConaughey.

[B]

Oh, I saw. Oh, this is homo. Well, we didn't end homophobia because I, like, feel. Feel like people on Twitter were being weirdly homophobic. The women. Right. Being like. Or was it Austin Butler, Matthew McConaughey, who was having a very close conversation.

[A]

Matthew McConaughey and Austin Butler were having a close conversation. And people.

[B]

And everyone was being a little homophobic.

[A]

Yeah, that is true. Yeah. Damn. We have to do another no Hate campaign, I guess. Yeah, we got close. God, I'm trying to think, which one?

[B]

What's the Timothy Chalamet one? I didn't see that one.

[A]

I have two. Okay, okay, I'll start with. I'll start with the Kylie one.

[C]

Okay.

[A]

So they. Timothy CHALAMET and Matthew McConaughey did, like, this Variety town hall interview together, and they were talking about the movie Interstellar, the Christopher Nolan movie.

[B]

Who's in it? Which one?

[A]

Matthew McConaughey and Timothy Chalamet.

[B]

Oh, they're, like, promoting it.

[A]

No, it came out so long ago, but for some reason, this came. I don't know what the tea was on. Like, why this came about. I don't know. I don't think it's even like an anniversary or anything. I do know it is. Darian's, like, fate, like, letterbox top four. He loves that.

[B]

Maybe when we did the competition, you might have said Interstellar.

[A]

Yes, he loves Interstellar. It's kind of not my tea. Like, I just don't want to watch it. Timothy has a smaller role in it as before. He was, like, huge. Yeah, but Timothy said that. Well, actually, Matthew McConaughey aired him out. He's like, Timothy's girlfriend actually just took him to see to a special IMAX screen.

[B]

Oh, yes, I saw this. Yes, yes.

[A]

And then. So Timothy. These told the story about on his birthday, his 30th on December 27th. He was grumpy because Kylie was surprising him and drove him, like, 30 minutes away from LA. He's like, why are we going 30 minutes from LA? And then she ended up surprising him with, like, a rented, like, IMAX screen to watch Interstellar, which ended up being very sweet and thoughtful. But him saying. Some people thought. Him saying he was grumpy about it is kind of like a red flag. Is like, why is Your lovely, beautiful, famous billionaire girlfriend surprising you and you're grumpy about it.

[B]

Yeah. Why are you grumpy on your birthday? She's hating you. Oh, God forbid. 30 minutes.

[A]

So like, yeah, Thousand Oaks, probably. I probably was down the street. He's like, what? That. What the hell am I doing? A Thousand Oaks? Josh is playing what? It's Trish. Like, he's seeing the Trishma spillboard. He's like, what the hell are we.

[B]

Oh, that's true. Big red flag for sure. Weird thing to admit. Be like, I was so grumpy again. He was trying to like set it up. I mean, wow. It was like, worth it. But you're weird for that. For sure.

[A]

Yeah. That's how kind of I felt too, I guess. Benefit of the doubt. Like, maybe he wasn't like, I guess if I saw a video, like, if he was filming like the Kardashians and he was really giving her a hard time, I'd be like, ugh, yeah, full ick. But I guess grumpy could be a spectrum, right?

[B]

Like, but on your birthday, it's giving kind of like not diagnosing a little narcissist to be like. I think they. If you make someone feel bad on their birthday or you. You're causing a scene on your own birthday, then that's like giving like.

[A]

That's kind of true. And he did that at my birthday dinner to use.

[B]

Yeah, yeah, very. Getting that also, I guess on the flip side, ride IMAXes are everywhere. Why do they drive 30 minutes outside of LA? You could go to CityWalk. There's an IMAX there.

[C]

But to rent one.

[B]

Yeah, you can rent1 at AMC.

[A]

It's probably harder at the baby. It was hard at the Universal one. I would think, like here she wanted

[C]

to have the date. His date, maybe.

[A]

She probably had the whole theater. I mean, this one is probably easier to get. There's less tickets being sold.

[B]

I feel like she was. She could buy out City Walk for a day. You know what I mean? Imax is not that complicated. And they live in Calabasas. That's only 10 more minutes. And they came out this way.

[A]

Many follow up questions. I do think the. The act of that is very sweet. Like, yeah, very sweet. On Kylie's.

[B]

Does he love Interstellar?

[A]

I guess so. I mean, he was in it. He had a small role. That's so funny, all the interstellar hype all of a sudden.

[C]

Because it is.

[A]

When did that even come out? A while ago?

[C]

Yeah, a while ago. It's a good Movie But I like

[B]

just if you took me to see my own movie I'd be like, I guess I would like it.

[A]

I now it's 2014 so.

[C]

Wow.

[A]

Yeah, it wasn't even. It came out October 2014 so it hasn't even been like a special anniversary to like make a big deal out about it but work I guess maybe Timothy loves it.

[C]

I think she knew something. Yeah, I'm sure she knew. Like maybe he told her. Oh my God. I never got to see it on an imax. And I wish I had, you know, cuz some movies I wish I could

[A]

see on the night and Christopher Nolan movies are always like like filmed for like shot for IMAX and stuff too. So it is a big deal to see like a Christopher Nolan movie.

[B]

That's true. That was the first IMAX movie I think I saw. Clock me if I'm wrong, Internet, but I think I never seen IMAX before. Elvis this weekend. Epic. Sorry, not Elvis. Elvis Presley concert. I don't think I ever did cuz it was huge. That screen is huge. Not the grin one. Well, is that imax? That might be imax, I have no idea. But the other one was at the Grove.

[C]

Oh, the Grove was a smaller image imax but the theater was. Oh they're different sizes so it's relative to the amount of seats.

[B]

But it's still crazy to see something in imax. I don't think I've ever seen something in imax. I think I've always been scared by being motion sickness. I think I never wanted to like feel like I'm in the movie, you know, like Avatar.

[A]

You've never done one of those ones where they move the seat and stuff?

[B]

Oh hell no. The 40 or whatever. Which one did you do?

[A]

I've only seen it once. I saw the Robert Pattinson Batman.

[B]

Oh God.

[A]

And that was kind of fun because when he was on the. On the Bat Bat cycle, the Batman motorcycle, they were moving that seat and it was, it was kind of fun.

[B]

It was like oh no, I would be so sick.

[A]

I like Twisters. They would like the shoot like water and air at you so you felt like you were in the twist.

[B]

Also doesn't feel like you're in the twister, it just feels like you're getting spat. Like that does not sound fun at all. But that's also. I heard someone say maybe he wasn't talking about Kylie. Or did he say this last birthday because someone had said oh it's a different girlfriend that did this for him. Oh I don't know that was one,

[C]

but that's worse to bring up.

[A]

That is

[B]

Right, right. He get it on the Austin Butler Method. I mean, like a friend, you know? Yeah. I don't know. He seems. Seems like a drag. I know.

[A]

I didn't say ex girlfriend either. He said my girlfriend. Oh, okay. So, yeah. That if I was Kylie and it was talking about someone else, to be like, I'd be God, it'd be over for him.

[B]

Right, right, right, right. Be like, don't talk about your ex

[A]

to go deal with you, not me, because you don't want to hear from me after that.

[B]

That's so funny.

[A]

He does say. Oh, I did just get to this quote. He does love the film. And he said, I've seen it maybe 22 times and saw it 12 times in theaters when it came out. So I guess he just lives for Interstellar. He's an Interstellar Stan. So I guess kudos.

[B]

Never saw it. Don't want to. Sounds like intergalactic.

[A]

It does. Yeah. A little dystopian. No offense to Christopher Nolan.

[B]

And then what is a Christopher Nolan movie I would have seen?

[A]

That's the only one I think I've seen.

[B]

He didn't do Home Alone, did he? Why do I feel like Christopher and Olan did Home Alone And Batman.

[A]

That's kind of gaggy.

[B]

If so, I think so. Maybe the Dark Night.

[A]

Odyssey, Oppenheimer, Don Kirk, the Harry Styles movie. I did, actually. I saw that. The Prestige. Did you see that? Oh, it sounds like a U movie.

[B]

What? Never heard of it.

[C]

It's. I mean, all of his movies are kind of in the same.

[B]

Can we see Home Alone? Who directed that, please? I feel like it's Christopher Nolan.

[C]

Let's see.

[A]

Justice League, Chris Columbus.

[B]

Oh, close.

[A]

Sure.

[B]

Chris Columbus.

[A]

I guess a. A Chris. Yeah.

[B]

Okay.

[A]

You haven't seen Memento Insomnia?

[B]

Nope. They all sound like the same movie.

[C]

So many of his movies are. Yeah.

[B]

Momento Insomnia, it feels like. Isn't that like a Memories and Eraser?

[A]

That was the one.

[B]

Is that him too?

[A]

Dream Y. Yeah.

[C]

Exception.

[B]

He did all three of those.

[A]

Yeah. And then all the Batmans. And then Interstellar, Dunkirk, Tenet, Oppenheimer.

[B]

Sounds like a one trick pony to me.

[A]

Unless he's casting for the Odyssey too.

[B]

Or moderating his Q and A. Actually, Christopher Nolan.

[A]

Zendaya. Christopher Nolan.

[B]

Did they do a movie together? Oh, what movie?

[A]

Odyssey. The one this summer.

[B]

I can't. All those movies. I truly can't.

[A]

At all.

[B]

At all. No way.

[A]

And then the other theme headline that came out of this little town hall between Matthew and Timothy is that Timothy talked about a set, a prank that happened on set of Interstellar on his last day filming the movie. He went into his trailer, he was sad to be leaving. He went into the bathroom and there was a huge turd in his toilet. He said, I felt so disrespected. Like, I know I'm not the star of the movie, but who's coming in here and leaving a turd? And then he like went around to the grips and he said, hey, did one of you guys let it loose in my trailer? And he said, no. He went up to Christopher Nolan and then Christopher Nolan pointed to Matthew McConaughey and Matthew McConaughey told them, it's in Texas, it's a coming of age baby. And in the interview, Matthew just laughed and said, is a souvenir.

[B]

Disgusting. Why is everything we found about Matthew Connaught? It's like disgusting and unhygienic and just like we just really want us to like not like this person. It's like so weird. That's so gross. I guess he might be just a gross hygienically person.

[A]

Like Texans. Let us know in the comments below. Do you just go around people's toilets? I've never heard this before.

[B]

I know quite a few times.

[C]

I mean you can if you flush, just. Yeah, like don't leave it.

[A]

But to terrorize someone and like, oh, I'm going to do this as a, as a. He is crazy. I would, I would be sick. I would throw up.

[B]

Me too. It's like your feast.

[C]

How old is he?

[A]

He was 44 when he was filming.

[C]

Yeah, it sounds like a four year old.

[B]

He gives that. I hate that so much.

[A]

And Timothy was. I guess that was 12 years ago. So he was like what, 20? No, like 18. Oh my God. Yeah, he just turned 30. Yeah, he started 17. 18.

[B]

Very weird. Yeah. Need to be investigated. Why would you do that?

[A]

It's diabolical. Actors, like, it's never the actresses, you know, it's always the actors being diabolical.

[B]

Find one actress who did that.

[A]

I guess Lea Michelle was diabolical, but other than that. Right. She was just kind of a tear on Glee, didn't she?

[B]

Trying to leave a turd too in

[A]

someone's wig or something. Yeah, she bullied Haley Steinfeld. Like she really was a terror on the Paramount lot.

[B]

Everyone really just forgot that. But Beth McConaughey can do it. Everyone's like, it's cute.

[A]

That's crazy. What if Someone did that to you on the set of your next project,

[C]

she would burn the trailer.

[B]

I would probably leave. I'd probably throw up. Like you, like, physically, I'd be so.

[A]

That makes me sick.

[B]

Heck, like, it makes me think now just leaving, like, breathe in someone else's like, feet.

[C]

You'll never use that toilet again.

[B]

No, I would never.

[A]

Would you like, would you stay on the project or would you like, would you talk about it?

[B]

Oh, I would talk about it for sure. I'd be like this. I don't care if you're like, this is customary. I don't care if it's. Who do I love? I don't know if it's somebody I love. I'd be like, absolutely not.

[C]

It's probably one of those people that wash their underwear in the coffee machine in a hotel room.

[A]

That's sick. What, was there an update with that person? Then something happened with them.

[C]

I saw a tick tock that she's being sued by the hotel, but I'm not sure that the update looked a bit real.

[A]

Yeah,

[B]

Kane is nice though. Like my, my sister in law does hat business in Texas and she's like, he was nice. I actually did a music video with him. He directed me.

[A]

What?

[B]

Yeah. Oh, it was Jamie Johnson playing the part and he was on Hollywood Boulevard and he's wearing like a helmet, like a stormtrooper helmet or something. Oh, he's wearing a monkey mask.

[A]

He didn't prank you?

[B]

He did not prank me.

[A]

So at least that's something.

[B]

Yeah, he was, he was nice. He was cool.

[A]

Okay.

[C]

Work.

[B]

So no. No dubious action? No, no. But you know, I wasn't Star shrug. You know, I get star shru easily. I wasn't that star struck by master.

[A]

I don't know if I would either, to be honest. No offense. I mean, I do like how to lose a guy in 10 days, but not that much. You know what I mean? Like, I'm not that gagged.

[B]

I think that's how I was. It was like 2007. And I kind of like, I don't know who this person is. I like knew Matthew McConaughey, but like, I didn't know anything. He was in. It was like, wow, a wedding planner.

[A]

That's okay. Work. I mean, yeah. But when I think wedding planner, I think JLo, you know, so. And same with how to lose a guy. I don't think Matthew McConaughey anything K. Hudson, the Yellow Dress.

[B]

That is true. He's always been kind of the boyfriend.

[A]

Yeah. Which is, you know, an Important role. But is it the. The interchangeable. Yeah, that, like, really the movie lives on. On the starlet, you know, of course.

[B]

Like, I maybe a hot take, but I love this, like, Amy. What is her name? How did I forget her name already? Amy. Who's Amy?

[A]

Amy Madigan from Weapons.

[B]

No, Amy. A chubby Amy. I can't think.

[C]

Oh, I know which one.

[B]

Which one is. Why can't I think of her name?

[C]

Name.

[B]

Anyways, there's this girl, this comedian, Amy. What the is her name? It's just chubby, but she's not. Anyways, I love this girl and being like, it's my favorite movie. Amy Schumer.

[A]

Oh, right.

[C]

Yeah, Amy Schumer. But people don't love her.

[B]

But yeah, I love this movie. Train wreck. And I love it so much.

[A]

I did love back in the day.

[B]

So good. I rewatched it. Like, clips of it the other day or just, like, part of it the other day. And Bill Hader was the love interest.

[A]

Didn't even remember John Cease, though. I forgot about Bill Hater.

[B]

Yeah, Bill Hader, Like, a big part of it. And I was like, I forgot about that. Didn't even remember his face in this. Had no idea. And then I stopped watching. I was like, oh, it's Bill Hader.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Just like. But it could have been anyone. Like, it could have been anybody.

[A]

Yeah, like, obviously the supporting, like, role, like, you have to have good chemistry. But I do think, like, you, the woman.

[B]

I mean.

[A]

I mean, I could also just be very biased because I like gay and, like, diva worshiper. So I always think about the girls.

[B]

But I'm not. I'm the opposite. I love a man. You know me, I'm the opposite. I'm like, men can do no wrong, you know, like, but even in the one with Rebel Wilson and Chris Hemsworth.

[A]

Who's Hemsworth?

[B]

Okay. Yeah, well, see, that's my point. Forgot about it. Like, forgot about him, too. It's so weird. It's like I. I only think of her, it being her movie. And I am quite the opposite. Where I would, you know, like, Timothy Chalamet. He's the only person I think of when I think of, like, Marnie supreme or when I think of, like, Willy Wonka. I only think Timothy Chalamet. So I don't know. I guess he has more star power. But these people, Matthew McConaughey and the other people, I just forgot already. Like, you know, they're interchangeable.

[A]

Like, these movies, too. They are centered on the. Like, you are hearing, like, the woman's story. I believe they are like the lead. So that also kind of has something to do with it, like sometimes. I mean, there are really great supporting performances where they stick out to you, but, like, you know, train wreck. That's Amy. Shoot. I must have pull Amy Schumer's movie. Like, isn't it romantic? That was like Rebel Wilson's thing. Yeah. So, yeah, that also probably has something to do with it, too.

[B]

But fair point.

[A]

Yeah, yeah. So Matthew McConaughey just stop people toilets but keep being nice.

[B]

Yeah, yeah. Keeping nice. You seem.

[A]

Yeah, yeah. You seem sweet.

[B]

He's down in Texas.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

He had an interesting moment when he talked to Timothy about AI. Did you see that?

[A]

Oh, no.

[C]

Yeah. He was like. Because I think either do they get questions or they answer questions.

[A]

I don't know if it was them chatting or what the tea was because

[C]

they kept showing another person, I think person to ask a question.

[B]

Literally moderating for B was like. He like mentioned he like jive to burning love. I'm like, can we see that?

[C]

Nobody in the audience. That's how they started dancing. I was like, wait, they didn't talk about dancing before they went there.

[B]

Like, let's look at that.

[C]

Let's do that.

[B]

The old audience were like, these are not the questions we want to know.

[C]

It took leave by surprise, too.

[B]

Me too.

[C]

But AI, he said, said it's coming. It's already here. Don't deny it. It's not enough. It may be for you, but it's not going to be enough to sit on the sidelines and make the moral plea. And they say it's because some people say it's not going to last. But he says there's too much money to be made and it's too productive. It's here. I say, get your own. Like, own yourself. Own your voice, your likeness, trademark yourself, whatever you got to say. Get a way to own yourself. Because basically they're gonna. He's telling actors, like, you know, they're going to try to basically use you and all that stuff. And the only way to counter that is to own yourself. And he predicts that there'll be, like, categories for, you know, best AI movie best. Like, it was interesting to see how he was going about because he's in the industry. He sees what's actually happening.

[B]

Who, Matthew?

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

Well, I mean, he's a little out of it. He's not. So.

[C]

Yeah, but do you.

[B]

So right.

[C]

I don't know here. The bit. One of the biggest tick tockers which I have his name. He sold himself to AI for like $925 million.

[B]

I would do it for 925 million.

[A]

I just saw Adam McIntyre got an email, like, he got an offer for a million to sell his to his like voice and likeness for AI. He said, no, a million's too low.

[B]

It needs to be like closer to a billion if you're gonna sell your likeness where you can like never like work again as yourself.

[C]

Yeah, his name is Cavi, but he's, he's a huge tiktokers. I mean he makes millions as it is. So for 925 he basically sold himself everything and forever.

[A]

925 million?

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

Oh, I thought you said thou. Oh, shoot.

[C]

No, no million.

[B]

I mean, but that's like a no brainer then I would do it for 925 million, right? AM I, am I like lost on this?

[C]

Right? If you make a billion, all I'm saying is like there'll be people that will do it for less, but it's also forever. And maybe somebody wants to live forever as an AI agent, you know?

[B]

Oh my God, please offer me a billion dollars. I'll do it. I'm gone tomorrow. This podcast, you guys want the podcast forever. Every day you can have a podcast. Like, sign me up. 945 million is crazy, right?

[C]

It could be all three of us. It would be Trisha.

[B]

It was a tiktoker.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

Calling my agents tomorrow. That's crazy. That's a crazy amount. Million. Absolutely not. 925 million. What, what do you, you think? What's your number?

[A]

That is tough. Cuz, like, do I ethically, morally believe in it? No. But do I have a pr like where I like wouldn't have to work?

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

God, for damn near a billion.

[C]

But also, what will they do with your likeness?

[A]

You know, I mean, they can't do

[B]

anything worse than I've already done with my likeness.

[A]

You know what?

[B]

When you put it that way, I've soiled it. I'm trying to do the come up, so whatever they want to do, go ahead.

[A]

But yeah, when you put it that

[B]

way, Dan, that's crazy. Wow, that's crazy. Adam McIntyre. I never get proposition like this. It's kind of like Illuminati too. I never get proposition. I'm like, where's everyone getting propositioned for this? Like back in the day, remember? Everyone's like, ill. Illuminati. David Dober was like, illuminati got me. It's like, oh, okay, I'm not asking for it.

[C]

But I'm like, just make it clear. Like I wasn't.

[B]

I'm not asking for it, but respect to whatever you're doing. But I'm just saying I never. Maybe I'm too light. I have too much of a light around me. Too much of a good aura or something like that. I don't know, know. Anyways, gonna be me. Except for the AI. Can. Can he work? Can he do his own stuff or he has to disappear?

[C]

Well, I think now they own it all, so.

[B]

But like can he just like put stuff out and I can just be like.

[C]

I would, I would think. No, I mean that's kind of for

[B]

them, for a billion. But that is, I guess, like. Yeah. What fulfills you then? Cuz I just love being like creative. I can never do music videos on my own.

[A]

Like that's cuz.

[B]

Verbal. I don't know.

[A]

I don't actually.

[B]

Don't know actually. Because that, that you're right. The rest of your life, you just never be creative.

[C]

You sell yourself. You sell your soul yourself. Everything.

[B]

Soul is crazy, but.

[C]

But that's what it is.

[B]

Your image is something different than your soul. Your soul's like the devil.

[C]

But that's what he did. That's what it is.

[B]

That's not the devil. The devil's not going to drag you to hell when you die because you took the billion dollars.

[C]

AI is probably the pat.

[B]

No, that's a little crazy.

[C]

But what else is there?

[B]

Babe, we watch those AI cats. Okay? We're part of the problem.

[C]

No, but that's. That's how he gets you. You one cat. That's what I say. You see, they are sending the cats

[A]

for you all day.

[C]

Like release the cats all day.

[B]

I was like, the cats, the cats. And it's like these cats in like a Barbie box and they're like, meow, meow, meow, meow, meow, meow, meow, meow, meow, meow, meow, meow, meow, meow. It's like golden, just over and over, meowing, created.

[C]

There's cats and dogs just meowing wilds.

[B]

And they love it. These kids eat it up. They love it so much.

[C]

You see, they already. They know where to go. They start with the kids.

[B]

They love. They love the AI. I know, me too. Those little babies eating themselves. Babies made out of pasta. Not just babies.

[C]

Yeah. No baby meetings or.

[B]

I know. No eating babies. Definitely not dark, but you know. Okay, you know, you gotta make money though. Like who are, you know? 925 million. That's like life Changing. We get the house with the slides. Whole palace.

[A]

Well, you are a Reese's Pieces connoisseur.

[B]

Reese's.

[A]

Okay. Well, did you hear about them? Change how they changed the formula.

[B]

Reese's Pieces. Like the little candies or the Reese's Peanut Butter Cups.

[A]

Well, Reese's in general. So the. The family of the. Of Reese's Peanut Butter Cups inventor HB Reese spoke out. Yeah.

[B]

Work. Love that. It's like making paytas cups. Paytas peanut butter cups. That's everything.

[A]

So his grandson, Brad Reese, he has been speaking out against the Hershey company for replacing the signature milk chocolate exterior in the peanut butter center with different ingredients. He said he wanted. He went to go expose. I thought was fierce. He said my grandfather, H.B. reese, who invented Reese's very Grass and wieners.

[B]

Yeah, I love that.

[A]

Built Reese's on a simple enduring architecture. Milk chocolate and peanut butter butter. Not a flavor idea, not a marketing construct. A real tangible product identity that consumers have trusted for a century. And he alleged that Hershey is now replacing it with milk chocolate with compound coatings and peanut butter with peanut butter style cremes instead of the actual milk chocolate and peanut butter. So it's like. Oh, yeah. Like a. More of like a compound. Basically processed. Yeah.

[B]

Why save on money?

[A]

Yeah, that's. So I was wondering if you have noticed a taste difference in all your experience with Reese's Peanut Butter.

[B]

Well, I will say I've jumped ship. Not sponsored, but I do love it. Sounds like a sponsorship Persona. I wish I was. My favorite thing at the moment are these Quest peanut butter cups. Have you had those?

[A]

Oh, no.

[B]

Do you like peanut butter cups or no?

[A]

No, no. Sometimes, but not really. But I do love Quest.

[B]

The Quest Peanut Butter Cup. Would you like peanut butter?

[A]

Yes.

[B]

Okay. Yeah, there's. They're actually better than Rain Reese's and they have 11 grams of protein in it and only 2 to 5 grams of sugar. Sounds like an Olipop bat over here. But there's. They're actually so tasty. And I don't know if it's just like me, like rewiring my mind to be like that, but I actually really love them. And I ditched the peanut butter cups while I go. I love Reese's Peanut Butter Cups. Okay. We'll say like, okay. Nothing compares obviously to a sugary Reese's Peanut Butter cup. But I hate when they do this. I do think it's like I hate when they. Because you know who else cheapened their food is. We discovered one of our late night Outings was. Well, maybe not gonna get sponsored. Raising canes. I know. Probably the sponsorship. But I have to. I have to talk about it. I'm sorry. I have talk about it. It's. They're so little now. They're so tiny.

[A]

I haven't had canes in a minute.

[B]

They used to be so juicy and big. Unless we just got a bad batch. And maybe it is because I, like, love canes. In fact, you know what? Whatever. Someone at Canes, they. They don't work for the spot. Like, we always tell them to do whatever. I do love canes, but their. Their chicken fingers need to make a comeback. So do the chili crispers at Chili's.

[C]

But it was tasty. Just notice this.

[B]

I know. I couldn't even eat them.

[C]

Wait, it was like.

[B]

Mine was, like, stringy. I didn't even eat it. I just ate the bread and the fries. Oh, I was starving that night, too. But. But anyways, I digress. I don't like when they cheapen up. I hate. They do, like, processed peanut butter. Like, it's peanut butter and chocolate. Like, we already are getting the sugar. We're already getting that. We don't need a processed thing to add to it. I hate this so much. It's giving. Yeah. Move to Switzerland and eat the real chocolate.

[A]

Or I guess feastables. Ain't that the real chocolate or.

[C]

No.

[B]

Oh, my God. Feastables is kind of good.

[C]

Well, now the world market is gone. That's why I used to get my chocolate, because it's all European chocolate.

[B]

Yeah, European does have the best chocolate. Chocolate. What's those little. The ones with the cow on it? It's purple packaging in the cow. Have you seen that? I think it's British. Maybe it's like a milk.

[C]

Like. Yeah, milk in the name.

[B]

Yeah, like Milka or Milky or something like that. They make like, they have a chocolate one. Like a chocolate bar that has, like a. Like. Was it, I guess, a cracker. Like a cracker in it? Like, it's like a cracker chocolate graham cracker. No, it looks like a little butter cracker in the middle of a chocolate square. And it's a bar. Oh, it is Mila Milka.

[C]

It's the one that. The purple.

[B]

Yes, that one. Oh, that brand is so good. It sucks because peanut butter Reese's was like, the last good chocolate. Because I don't like Hershey's. I know they're made by the same thing because I've been to the Hershey's thing at the mg. Was it New York. New York. Somewhere in Vegas. And, like, I know it's, like, made technically, like, by the same people, but, like, to me, a Hershey's chocolate bar is kind of a Reese's peanut butter

[C]

cup is like, I love chocolate. I don't touch Hershey.

[B]

Really.

[C]

It's just a different kind of chocolate. It's not. It doesn't hit the same way. It doesn't have the creamy.

[B]

Mean is he has a chocolate.

[C]

Even the syrup, like, if it's a hot chocolate made out of that syrup, I'm like, no, no, thank you.

[B]

That's so interesting, because I grew up on, like, Hershey's chocolate syrup, and, like, that's how we made our chocolate milk. And I was like, I don't like it.

[C]

But maybe it was different when you were a kid.

[B]

That's true. Everything kind of was. Yeah. Yeah. Your favorite chocolate is kinder or seas. I don't even know. Because you like them both the same. Oh, you're excited for the seas. St Patrick's is Irish cream.

[C]

Yeah. Because they have, like, an Irish cream type.

[B]

We are seas. These connoisseurs. We love to go. And you don't get a free sample every day. Sometimes they think we just want a free sample. Okay, thank you. Have a good day. I'm like, well, it's like a box. We can just go in and get a free sample.

[A]

Oh, work.

[B]

Yeah, I love them. I love the peanut butter patties. The older people that work there, they only give me one peanut butter patties at seas. Candies come stacked, too. If you get a one cup, they come with two patties. And usually they're like, here's your two patties. That's kind of my little hack when you go to seas, because you get two chocolates, but the old people will just give me one, and they leave the other half in there. I'm like, who's gonna buy that other half when it comes like that? Like, it's so weird. Weird. That pisses me off. But every season, they come out with, like, a new flavor when there's, like, a new. Like. Yeah, what do they have? Like, scotch, marshmallows. And then with St. Patrick's Day, I am getting into my St. Patrick's Day this year because, you know, there's that mantra that you just have to say you're the luckiest person in the world. Like, that's like a mantra you say, and then you become the luckiest person. Have you ever heard of this?

[A]

No.

[B]

You never heard of, like, the lucky girl mantra on Tick tock. No, you say I'm the luckiest girl in the world. I'm luckiest girl in the world. And like good luck comes your way. So I've been saying ever since I found these mantras. I mean it's just all ticked up. Who knows if it's true? But I've been saying it and I really feel like since 20, like December 2024. And I feel like that's when like all luck changed. So because I found. I found a 4 Le Clover back in December 2024 and I feel like because I found that I love clovers now. So now with St. Patrick's Day, which I usually always hated, I am welcoming it. You'll see me in all green starting March 1st. I have clover here, clover here, clover there. I got pink clover stuff in there like it is. It is the month. And I think it's not just luck of the Irish. Look of the Trish is what we're calling it, you know. So really embrace the shamrocks and the green this season. Shamrock shake. Gay.

[A]

Sure.

[C]

Yeah. It's like the gay leprechaun at the end of the rain.

[A]

Well, I was gonna say it's kind of two birds, one stone. It's also brat. So you're brat and luck. Yeah. Come on.

[B]

I love being brat. I love it so much. Right?

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

I have to get in that era. I have a. I have a wig coming, a Charlie XCX wig coming. So that is gonna be my vibe all of March.

[A]

Oh, I'm excited.

[B]

Me too. Just really embrace the green and the shamrocks of it all. You know, Seas candy.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

You like a shamrock shake?

[A]

I. I think I did. I have my first one with you. I feel like did we ever do it?

[B]

We try all the shamrock stuff there's out there maybe. And to say we're the luckiest, we need to do mood board. But like an all green mood board and be like this is what's going to happen in March. Cuz it's supposed to be the luckiest month and we got to manifest our.

[A]

Oh my God. Yeah.

[B]

So manifesting that for everyone watching that. But I'm really into my shamrock hair. I got Dior weirdly too. Has like all these shamrocks on there, like shoes and their sunglasses. So I've been having a little, A little Dior. I know the over consumption of it all. But we're working on it. I'm working on getting stuff out constantly and donating and just putting it back in the cycle of life because it's been it's hard, you know, it's hard. I said erewhon with 80 erewhon bag.

[A]

That was crazy. In your defense, they didn't have the price tag on. Would just be one of those, you know, 20 a lot.

[C]

Well, just go shopping for something small and then suddenly the bill is like $400. Like, oh, that thing is 200 or 300.

[B]

Wait, what? What do you think?

[C]

I can't remember where it was.

[B]

Where we got, like, one. Oh, at air one. We did get a bag one time that was $175.

[A]

An air one.

[B]

This was like, a little smaller and a little cheaper, but yeah, it was like a gray one that was kind of fancy, and it was 175 almonds and a shake.

[C]

So we like. This is like 50 bucks. It's already, like, too much for almonds and a shake. Crazy Cashew nuts.

[B]

Yeah, they made a saw ski Erewhon bag that's upstairs, that yellow one. And that one was like 300. I was like, that's crazy. That's crazy on it. But still, you know, we love reusable bags because now in California, you get those paper ones and they break. They break all the time. And so you have to kind of get the. You have to invest in the canvas. Maybe not the Erewhon one, but.

[A]

Or that just Trish. Totes.

[B]

Oh, yes, just trish.com. we're working on getting it to a warehouse now. We have so much stuff. We're trying to, like, get it there, but it's a process. We're on it, though. My mom's on it. Lana is on it. Because we got to get it. Get it moving. Gets cleared out for the new. The new season that's coming. Spring. Spring cleaning. Get it all out to make room for new luck.

[A]

Happening.

[B]

Happening. Shout out. Adam McIntyre. This is your month. The luck of the Irish. The leprechauns are coming in full force.

[A]

I have a little relationship update that, I don't know, I'm interested in. You tell me if you are, if you care about your relationship. No. Alex Earl's ex. Alex Earl's ex. Braxton.

[B]

Oh, yeah. No, I don't care.

[A]

But here's a gag with. With Jacob B's hex. I thought they were still together. So this is kind of a gag to me. Braxton was spotted with Olivia Jade, like, at a concert, and they were, like, kind of, like, very touchy. And they look like a couple, which was gaggy to me because I Jacob Elordi after the Golden Globes, which was what A month ago, went back to New York and then was seen with Olivia Jade. So I thought Olivia Jade and Jacob Elordi were still together.

[B]

But then I didn't know Olivia Jade and Jake Florida were dating. How did that happen?

[A]

What we. This was. They were a whole hot topic where you said, if Jacob Lordy wins for Frankenstein, he better shout out Olivia Jada.

[B]

Olivia J. The influencer. Yes.

[A]

Oh, my God.

[B]

The voting scammer. That way that.

[A]

Oh, my God.

[B]

There's too many Olivia's. There's Olivia Dean, Olivia Rodrigo. Olivia. Like, there's just so many Olivia J. Olivia J.

[A]

You talked about going to her house. House. I'm dead.

[B]

Oh, my God. Good for her, girl. Damn. Go back to Jacob Elordi. No one cares about the other guy. Like, who knows him? She was dating Jacob A. Lord. That's crazy. Oh, my God. She needs to stay with him. That's it. Period. Oh, no. Because he was recently seen with a model, right? Jacob Elordi was seen, like, with a model. So I didn't think he was dating anyone or anything.

[A]

Well, I think that we talked about, talked about him because he would, like, at the Golden Globes, he was getting shipped with everyone with like any woman who came up to him. Everyone was like, oh, he would look good with like Miley Cyrus, who's also engaged. But regardless.

[B]

Okay.

[A]

And so he was getting like, shipped with all these people and then he went back to Olivia Jade and we were like, wow, Olivia Jade must be strong as hell because she's, like, able to just, you know, date this man who everyone wishes they broke up and is shipping with all these other people kind of lust for him. Him.

[B]

Olivia Jade's like. I'm like, oh, she's rich and has fancy parents. She's good looking.

[A]

Yes.

[B]

Wow. And she's with who?

[A]

Alex Earl's ex. Braxton, the football player?

[B]

No.

[A]

How that is a tough, tough transition. How do you go from Jacob A. Lord?

[B]

Well, you just can't.

[A]

Yeah, you got to go. I don't. I don't know. I really don't know.

[B]

There's no way you can go up from that. You really only date down. But maybe Jacob Lord is a problem. Like, he is very handsome. Maybe he's a little player. I could see that for sure.

[C]

You know, she was like, no more actors.

[A]

No more actors to athletes is rough.

[B]

Actors to athletes.

[A]

I guess they work for Vanessa Hudgens, Austin Butler. And now she's with an athlete.

[B]

Although there was some drama there.

[A]

Wait, really?

[B]

About the dog?

[A]

Oh, yeah. Then she Vanessa Jones. Her dog passed away, right? Or something. Oh.

[B]

Oh, no. Well, maybe I'm getting this Hot Topic, but maybe.

[A]

I don't know.

[B]

Okay. The dog was at her wedding, and. And, like, her anniversary post, she's like, oh, my God, it's the only boy Darla likes.

[A]

Yes, yes, yes, yes.

[B]

But it was like, her dog with Austin Butler. Yeah. And everyone's like, well, damn. Like, yeah, this is why us? But I don't know. Again, it could be the patriarchy, because you all. You bring this up to me. Whereas, like, the women are just being like, wow, Austin did the right thing and left her. I kept seeing that, and then I kind of was like, well, that is kind of diabolical if it's like, his dog and you're like, oh, that's the only person he's ever liked. She's ever liked. I don't know. Yeah, but maybe she gets a hate train because people just love Austin.

[A]

I also. Also, I. It's fun. Our algorithms are, like, the same. It was also coming from Austin Butler Stan account. So that's like. It was like, Austin Updates was like, damn. You know? So I was like, okay, a little biased, you know, so.

[B]

Okay, okay.

[A]

Yeah. Because I also saw that, too, and

[C]

I was like, ooh.

[A]

But then, like, the source is like, Austin Butler for life. And it's like, oh, okay. Well, you know, you're.

[B]

I stay an account for it. Yeah, okay, that makes more sense. What did I tweet? Did I tweet something today or yesterday?

[A]

Ryan Reynolds.

[B]

Yeah. So, yeah. Was it real or fake?

[A]

I was also trying to get to the bottom of it, too. You retweeted. There's this video going around now randomly from, like. It's from, like, 2019 or 28.

[B]

From Deadpool. Right.

[A]

Deadpool 2, where Ryan Reynolds was in the Deadpool Wade Wilson, like, makeup. It took, like, seven hours with all the prosthetics. And then he pranks the makeup artist by, like, ripping the prosthetics off and saying, no, it's terrible. This isn't it. And then it was just a. On a day where the shoot was, like, canceled, so they weren't gonna film anyway. And then it's weird because, like, back in the day, when people liked Ryan Reynolds, it was like, huh, Ryan Reynolds, he's so funny. And then now it's like, oh, Ryan Reynolds. So out of touch. Rude, diabolical. Mean. Yeah, nasty. It's funny, like, the context of, like, whether people like you or not, how it's perceived differently. So this has kind of Been making the rounds. You, quote, tweeted it today. And I was like, what is the TV with this? So I will say some people said the makeup artist was in on it and knew going into it that it was going to be a prank because it was a featurette for Deadpool 2. It was like, a bonus feature.

[B]

Okay.

[A]

And the makeup artist is really good friends with Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds still to this day. So.

[B]

But he was in on it. He knew that was gonna happen.

[A]

It's not confirmed. Some. It's like, it's. I'm saying both things. Some people, like, he was in on it, obviously. Like, he knew it was gonna happen. It was like a. Just a prank. Because Deadpool is also, like, the prank. Quirky, sarcastic character. Again, like, the method acting of it all. Like, I'm kind of like, we just need to stay away from being a

[B]

method, but no need to do that.

[A]

So, yeah, I've seen both things I couldn't confirm. I know for a fact the makeup artist is still friends with Blake Lively and both of them, Blake and Ryan. So I'm like, whatever. So, I mean, he obviously wasn't offended, so maybe that confirms he was in on it. But also, like, the reaction seem real. He does seem, like, very, like, what the. We just spent seven hours doing this.

[B]

No, because I think you can still be friends with someone that obviously you do a lot of work with, and you have to keep that, like, professional relationship, even though you're like, what an. But it's like, well, I work with this person all the time, and so I'm like, I'll be fine with them. Like, I mean, I definitely forgive people I work with because I love their glamour, I love whatever. And it's just like, well, you did thing. But, like, who am I gonna find? You know what I mean? You're so good at it. So maybe it's like, that. It does. It gave real. The reaction if it was set up. And that's, like, lame. And what. Like, what a loser you are. Like, set up a prank that everyone is in on. And, like, it wasn't. It's not like, a funny prank. It wasn't a hot. It was just like, you're just an.

[A]

I went viral for being funny back in 2018.

[B]

Oh, people thought it was funny.

[A]

Yes, People, like, oh, that. Like, it's in articles. Because, again, it was, like, in the press. Like, bonus feature material.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Ryan Reynolds hilariously breaks his makeup artist. I think, because it was like, back then, it was like, it was because people liked the character Deadpool. Ryan Reynolds was being like, method, like, funny, funny guy, jokes, sarcasm, blah, blah, blah. So it was liked back then when he was, like, more popular versus now. Everyone's like, thank God.

[B]

I feel like 2020 was that culture that we all needed because in 2018, everyone loved David Dobrik. To everyone's like, we love David. So funny. And then you're like, damn, did we really. You know, James Charles was the COVID girl. You know, like, everyone's like, oh, yes, he eats. You know, we love it so much. But then 2020 came around, reset everything, and we needed that shift. It was like, let's. Let's actually think with our brains here. You know what I mean? And I think that's where it is because 2018 was wild. But you're right, people shift when they. Like, I always. I always see, like, clips and tick tock of things that were, like, considered awful back when I said them. And like, you know the one like, am I transgender? 100. Do I identify my natural gender? But yes, 100. And people are like, no, but I get it now. You know what I mean? I think it's like when you. You're. You're shift, you know, people just thought I was like a troll and being awful all the time back then.

[A]

I think when you perceive people differently and understand them, like, better or recontextual, visualizes past things. For sure. For better or worse, obviously.

[B]

Yeah, yeah. Ryan Reynolds worse. Me better.

[A]

Yeah, Even, like, I mean, this is kind of the most infamous example. Not to mention him again. But, like, for David Dobrik, like, I was obviously, like, I loved.

[B]

Oh, yeah, you were there.

[A]

Stars in my eyes. Like, every time I saw him, I was just like. I was like the little cartoon. Like, you know when you have a crash and you're kind of floating? That was me with David Dobrik. For better, unfortunately. And then after, like, you know, the. The Jeff stuff and the Dirty Dom stuff, I'm like, like, every time I see a clip, I'm like. Like, it's like complete. Like. Yeah, I perceive it so differently, you know?

[B]

So, yeah, he's. He's the worst. I literally deleted Spotify off my phone because the only reason I use Spotify was literally to listen to views crazy. Not 2026, y'. All. We do not need that negative energy in my life. That is for sure. My life has been significantly better, but it will pop up new episode from viewers. But I deleted Spotify. How is Spotify still giving me notifications to my phone?

[A]

It's still Spotify or is it Apple podcast?

[B]

It's still Spotify.

[A]

That's scary.

[B]

It's spooky because I also never had an account. I don't think. I don't think I've ever signed up for an account on there. So I was like, okay, the app is deleted. There is no tie to my phone. Don't tell me when this comes up. I have no interest in it whatsoever. That's demonic. What were we talking about earlier about being demonic? AI.

[A]

Oh, yeah, Satanic.

[B]

Maybe it's the AI. Satanic. My God. I was like, oh, get this away from me. And I have no interest in it. Maybe because now we talk about it. Now it's gonna come up again.

[A]

Probably the worst, I guess. Another diabolical creator that we haven't heard from in a while. Surprisingly. This was crazy.

[B]

I do love when we don't hear about him for a while because, oh, they crawled back in the hole, you know what I mean?

[A]

And this is like, so, like, outlandish that, like, this deserves to be a hot topic. I know some people were sick of him for a minute, but this is so wild that I'm like, how can you.

[B]

I like having not a common person. We can all agree where it's not hot takes. It's not, oh, can we say, controversial. It's like, no, you're a shitty person. You still haven't admitted to being a person. You're still doing things like, okay, we want you to be better, Ned. So this is why we're doing it. We're doing out of love. Like, we want you to hear it.

[A]

Take it in.

[B]

Take it in.

[A]

Process.

[B]

Take it in. Yes.

[A]

Sit. You're gonna. You want to. Want to sit down for this? On February 20th, 20th, Ned Fulmer went on like a Twitter tirade, leaking his own Fields account.

[B]

Fields.

[A]

Field is one, like, I guess a newer app. It's like a. I guess a dating

[B]

hookup paid for this, I bet.

[A]

Oh, that's a good.

[B]

Never heard of Fields before this.

[A]

I. I heard about it from my friend who went on it. It's basically, it's an app where it's like you. It's designed for like, individuals and couples who like, want to explore, like, kinks or other sexual experience experiences. Like, like if you're polyamorous or if you're non monogamous or if you have like, in. I think you can like, list like what you're into or what you're looking for so you can get more.

[C]

Maybe he had the account when he was married.

[A]

Oh, gag.

[B]

It he was poly. I think I did. See, this is where people are upset, though, because they're like, polyamory is not cheating. Like, he was a cheater. His wife didn't consent to being with another woman. Like, he was a cheater. Polyamory. Everyone's consenting to it.

[A]

Yeah. And. And randomly he's like, so apparently somebody docks my. Now you're. I'm now thinking in the context of what you said, because he ATS. He's like, apparently somebody docs my at field profile. Cool. Saves me 29. 9amonth. I truly give zero Fs and invite you to roast it, especially at BB Rexha. I know. I'm like, why is BB Rexa in it? I still cannot wrap my head around. I'm like, I tried to find the connection. I looked up articles I went through on Twitter. I'm like, what is the connection to Bibi Rexha? I don't know if you're trying to shoot his shot with BB Rexa or what you reach out for Steven, I'm so confused.

[B]

We do text each other, and the fact that he also said the price makes it feel like an ad read. Oh, save me 29.99amonth.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Like what? Like, that's.

[A]

Yeah. So you really recontextualized it for me because I'm like, maybe I didn't know

[B]

about the BB Rex that. Not her getting thrown into it.

[A]

The app mentioned to Bebe Rex. That is crazy. And then he went and posted his own screenshots of, like, his. His photos on the app and then explained the context. Behind each photo. There was one black and white one where he's shirtless and wearing a coat. And he said, this one's nuts and way too costume me from the Heiress tour. Parentheses reputation. But the beard was strong and whatever. I'm a single dad on a dating app out here living my life. 2024 wedding ring is confusing, but hey, it's at Field Company. Half of the people are poly. 4 out of 10. And then there's one of them in a hot tub. He says, hot tub, Mountain man. I don't know. Probably should have delete this one, but the sunset was nice. 6 out of 10. And there's one of him shirtless, painted green in a Hulk costume. He said Hulk costume. 2022, when I was in treatment, stress, anxiety, depression, had my weight down to 155, which is way too low. 170, better. But my abs look defined and I'm painted green. So whatever, it's fun. Five out of 10. Of 10. And then there's one of him with a Some kind of surfboard. He said, love this one. I tried kite surfing and Greece this summer. Lil Goofy shows something extreme. 6 out of 10. One of him in a suit in a masquerade mask. He says, nice fit mask is fun. Great view. Was a photo shoot with Ariel for our dating profiles at a school fundraiser. But nobody needs to know that. 8 out of 10.

[B]

What?

[A]

And then one more with him and his dog. Let's. And that was the first one. He said, let's rate the photos. This one has a cute smile. I like the dog bio could be better, but it's not that deep. Overall, seven out of ten. His profile is. His name is Edward. His what? He's looking for Dom leaning switch. Looking for a bratty sub.

[B]

That's what he's looking for. He's the Dom leaning switch. Lean for a bratty sub.

[A]

Yes. He's a 510 ENFJ. Athletic and currently sporting a beard.

[B]

I'm sick. I'd rather take the math natured all day long than this. Like, what?

[A]

Very weird.

[B]

I feel my opinion. I feel like it's an AD100.

[A]

That makes way more sense because I'm like, nobody was talking about this. There was not like a spell stretch video. Ed. Or Ed. Ned Fulmer's. Ned Fulmer's field profile exposed. Like, no one was talking about it. The app mentioned. But also sponsored by Bebe Rex. Like, why I be.

[B]

Because sometimes like Arby's versus since we'll like, if they're. If they're sponsoring Woody. Love it. Like they'll put like my little picture up there and she'll be like atropedis. And it's like, I'm not getting paid for it. But we're like, you know, we're synergy.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

So she maybe is also promoting them. She checked me Rex, and she's promoting it.

[A]

Okay, let me see.

[B]

Maybe that's why. Or when I did a milk campaign, they had like tick Tockers be like, I saw Trisha do this milk. You know what I mean? So I think maybe. I hope. Otherwise he's just dragging Ariel and BB and everyone into his mess.

[A]

Like, what?

[C]

Yeah, but everything is so. Well, like it's a whole package, Right?

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

Like the screenshots, putting the pictures. Reviewing his own pictures. Who does that and why?

[B]

Yeah. Out of nowhere, like, has he been tweeting? That'd be like. If I just start tweeting about like anything at mention. You're just like, oh, this is a sponsor.

[C]

We would see first the leak, not his post.

[B]

Yeah, someone talking about it. Like, you said, a spill sash, like, all right, everyone's talking about this. Time to talk about it. It's like, why would. Would you. And if someone spilled something you don't want to talk about, why would you talk about it? Like, it's just. It's not real. Because no one cares if it is sponsored. It's a crazy, crazy sponsorship. Because also, him saying, like, it's a. It's a wedding ring, but half the people are poly, like, inferring that, like, people on that side are looking for people to have an affair. It's not Ashley Madison. It's not a trashy website. It's someone who's, like, into an alternative lifestyle. Not you as a cheater wearing a married ring. Like, most probably people are not looking for, like, a married couple to, like, swing with, you know, it's like, like, so odd and weird. I hate this. I hate every. He's enemy number one. Who's our other enemy? I think he goes above it. This show, we had another new enemy beginning of the show.

[A]

Beginning of this episode.

[B]

Yeah. I remember. I was like, he's enemy number one.

[A]

Oh, the guy from Love is Blind.

[B]

Oh, yeah, definitely. Ned. Yeah, him and Chris, they kind of have the same vibe.

[A]

Kind of similar vibes. Yeah.

[B]

Where they think they're so hot. Like, the AB thing. You're just like, you're still a troll.

[A]

I was so. I'm really still lost in the bb.

[B]

Rexa, she didn't post anything about it.

[A]

Not feel. But she did. Like, she did have that tweet where she's asked her fans to find her a baby daddy that. I guess maybe that's why, like, is he trying to shoot his shot? Because, like, that. So weird. So weird. And you would have to disclose that's got the FCC on his. Or you would have to FTC because you would need to disclose. Hashtag. Where is that hashtag? If it's.

[B]

We need to investigate.

[A]

Yes.

[B]

Put out a note to be Brexit. Put out a note to field.

[A]

Let's reach out for a statement because what the hell? Because he also does have a link to field. So now I'm like, you really? You're so freaking woke.

[B]

Someone docs me.

[C]

I hate this.

[B]

@fieldfield.com Download today. 29.99amonth. This is like, no. If you're, like, embarrassed by it, you wouldn't be weird behavior.

[A]

So in all the photos are so, like. I mean, is it just because he's icky that all the photos are gross too. But they're all like, so trying so hard as well.

[B]

He's like, so sad to watch. It really is like, sad. It's like a. Like a clown dying slowly in a train wreck. Like, it's very just sad, you know? And you can't do anything to stop it.

[A]

I'm really hung up on, like, wait, the fact that he says that him and Ariel both did a photo shoot together their.

[B]

For their dating apps at a school

[A]

fundraiser for their dating profiles. I kind of stuck at that as well. Like, okay, you are dressed up for a school fundraiser and you're like, oh, we're dressed up. Might as well also do a photo shoot for our.

[C]

It sounds like an AI ad. The whole thing sounds like Chat. GPT wrote it. Even his description about his preferences sound like somebody else wrote it.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Weird. Oh, he ended the thread too. Follow me for more. Divorced dad, unhinged energy or whatever. Unfollow me. I don't care. I hope this gave you a laugh. So weird.

[B]

No, no, we don't want any of this. This is also. I'm rebuking whatever this energy is. I don't want it.

[A]

Also, like, no, it's is sponsored by Field. Like, I feel like that's that it's like, oh, you're going to get guys like that. Damn. Stay far away. Right?

[B]

I'm not. I'm not signing up for the worst

[A]

kind of brand deal. It's like the D influence.

[B]

Yeah, maybe. Oh, maybe. Maybe. Like, in my opinion, this is all legend. My conspiracy is that like an opposing one. Like Tinder Bumble, like, hires him to be like, talk about Field. So that way. Yes, it's very Snooki with the Gucci and Louis Vuitton sending like Gucci to be like, we don't want you to advertise this. Yeah. So de influences people.

[A]

Damn. Yeah, because adding the download link for Field in this thread is crazy.

[B]

They're like, let's. Yeah.

[A]

But nothing has made me more afraid of an app ever.

[B]

I know.

[A]

I figured out the threat. The threat that running into Ned Fulmer on the Field app is the biggest red flag. Yeah. This is the kind of people are going to run into. Damn. Like, if he was on Grindr, I feel like Grindr downloads would it be removed from phones.

[B]

Right, right, right. What is that? Would they think it's kind of like, you know, the gay Sometimes like weird things. Sometimes like we. We stand at Fulmer over here, but

[A]

he doesn't even have like nothing redeeming. Yeah, like even Chris from Love is Blind. Like he. Like I. There. There is. There are a group of gays who would love like his like chubby dad, like weight shaming kind of thing. Like I could see gays being into that weirdly.

[B]

Right.

[A]

Doesn't swing either way. Like much, you know, Taylor Swift. I mean, in the year and the Damn near Brat vs Swifty in the gay war. Gay culture wars. Listen, it's hard to hear for a swiftie. Everyone's like, I think if I had to try to date now as a swiftie, it would be damn near impossible.

[B]

That's what I'm saying. Ned would go to the concert with you.

[A]

You know, maybe that is a threat again. That is a threat. That is like capital punishment. Like, it's like Electric Chair or Ned former at the Arrows tour. Like, Dan just put me. Let me get a seat. Let me pull up the damn chair and just take me out out. If those are my two options for capital punishment, I am so sorry. Ned Fulmer. Not really.

[B]

But like, yeah, I would rather go out than that. He's the worst.

[A]

I just. I would rather take the Electric Chair. Electric Chair all the way.

[C]

But same worst punishment for you. Oh, watch his podcast.

[A]

Oh my God.

[B]

Oh, I love. What are we. What's it called? Rock bottom.

[C]

Yeah, Rock bottom with Ned Fulmer. The last video was why Prenup matters. Why what prenup matters. Anyway, he gets 2,000 views, man.

[A]

I thought he had his try show or his what? It wasn't try. It was like attempt. What was the attempt? The attempt, man.

[C]

I mean, maybe he has.

[A]

What was his other channel.

[B]

Isn't that crazy? Cuz you always think like, nobody gets truly canceled. But then it's like you look at Ned Fulmer's channel and you're like, well, I think that's pretty canceled.

[C]

Then there's net fmer as a ch. Yeah, he has net former channel.

[B]

And how's that doing?

[C]

The Last one is 14,000 views. Three weeks.

[A]

So random.

[B]

Isn't that crazy? Like you were like part of the try guys. Like such a machine. I mean, because it's like, you know, David still gets used like all these people we talk about. Shane, they all get views because obviously like them. But this is. Nobody cares anymore. Yeah, like nobody cares. But I do think that is is like a direct reflection of like just. Well, like, okay, people can keep having a fan base, but he has like no star power, no redeeming quality, no, like nothing. No talent, no original ideas. Like, they have zero to offer except for his chemist degree, so he should put that to use. I really. I've always said this at me truly trying to be nice and helping him for, like, a second chance. Like, go put that to free to use, honey, because that's maybe the one thing you have going for you. But we're not seeing that as a direct reflection from this. And maybe he could change the world, because this is not it. God's rejection is redirection, and it's redirecting you back to the chemist world. Maybe you could do something great for the world there. And that's my honest advice. And I think it could work.

[A]

Or you could be the next Oppenheimer making some, like, the most dastardly chemical compound that takes out humanity.

[B]

I have no idea the plot of that, but that sounds terrible. How do you know that? I thought you didn't see it either.

[A]

Why not? Know the historical figure.

[B]

Really? And he was the diabolical one.

[A]

Well, he made the atomic bomb. Yeah.

[B]

For good or for bad?

[A]

I think for science, but use bad. Yeah.

[B]

Obviously I got in the wrong hands.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Oh, that could be Ned Fulmer.

[A]

That's what I'm saying. Yeah.

[B]

Okay. Keep him away from any.

[C]

He is the wrong hand. Right before it even.

[B]

Oh, well, I'm trying to think of an alternative for him. People have to make money. You know, he has kids. You know, I am trying to think of a nice alternative for him. I don't know. I don't know.

[A]

I was gonna say production, but that's where all. Everything went wrong.

[B]

That's. That is that you should say far away from all productions.

[A]

Church. I don't know. I don't know.

[B]

Where can you go?

[A]

Yeah, where can you go? I don't know.

[B]

I don't know.

[A]

I don't know.

[B]

Not

[C]

the last stop is taking his fetishes to the website that everyone goes to.

[A]

That's rough. Maybe Craigslist. No, Craigslist.

[B]

Craigslist. Is that still around?

[A]

It's around just for used goods, not for personal relations anymore.

[B]

Be careful of that, too. I've been to see. I know you do a Facebook Marketplace. People love a Facebook. Do you do Facebook Marketplace? Yeah. You do? You do?

[A]

A while, but yes.

[B]

Yeah. You did a parking lot exchange.

[A]

Oh, yeah. So my little Boo Boo phase. Yes, yes, yes.

[B]

Just be careful. I mean, I just always see so sad stories about that. Like, people just. There was a really tragic one that just happened recently on Facebook. Marketplace. Guy just, like, unalived a pregnant woman for no reason. I'M like, this is. Yeah, just be careful. Maybe a little, I don't know, whatever. But just real. If you're a woman, maybe either go with a man or send a man. Because just in this day and age, unfortunately.

[A]

Or have that thing on you. You know what I'm saying? That thing they give punch, if you know what I'm saying? Yeah, yeah, have that thing on you.

[B]

Punch needs that thing on him too. That's right. Honestly. Or if not, you have these hands. No, I never go. I never go. It's like sad. It's like sad. But I never go anywhere by myself. Oh my gosh. I gave me deja vu. Did you see? I don't know if you saw. I feel like this is niche, but maybe it's not. On TikTok, there's like a interview going viral. There was a young like a 17 year old boy that got his neck sliced. Oh my God. And they were like at the Daytona 500. And it's like him, his mom and his dad and he's just like, like rising the camera and then she's like, he hasn't had nightmares. She's like, like.

[A]

And then.

[B]

But what, what was diabolical because that, that, that interview made me laugh and I watched it so many times. I'm like, okay, love his attitude, love his spirit. Honestly, like I. That's everything. Your throat just got sliced and you're like just cheesing it. Prison it for the camera. I. Okay, but the lady asking the question was like, oh, does this make you think twice now before, like looking on your phone while you're walking? I was like the victim blaming.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

What do you mean? Like, because he was looking at someone walking. Someone got slice his neck and he should not look at his phone. And even he was like, well, I mean it should have to be like that. But I guess because that lady was leading, he's like, what the. He was like, so weird. That was so weird. No, you can look on your phone and walk and not have to like expect to get your next place. Yeah, that was crazy. I don't know who that person was, but they talk about journalism on here. They should definitely get their journalism degree because that's crazy.

[A]

Another like weird interview moment. Did you see you probably again, really niche. But Mark Wahlberg was on the View on Ash Wednesday. Did you see?

[B]

He's always doing interviews on Ash Wednesday because he just wants to show I'm Catholic. Like, he's my.

[A]

Yeah, anyways, yeah, he was promoted. I forget what the hell is probably just Ash movie. He got that bang on him, the mashes. And he was just talking about, like, being religious or whatever. He's like, you know, I did a lot of bad things in my past. And then Joy goes, what's the worst thing you did? And then Whoopi goes, joy, you could not ask him that. And then he. He pivoted. It was like, you know, the worst thing I did was follow the crowd and not be a leader.

[B]

That's not the worst thing you did, Mark Wahlberg. I don't want to be that person,

[A]

but you can say that. Hate crime.

[B]

But yeah, I think you could say that. Like, you just don't answer that question. I think when you, like, deter and be like, the worst thing I do is follow the crowd. Oh, I see. Because like, the hate crime. He said he was in a group that.

[C]

Yes.

[B]

Okay.

[A]

It was, like, eluded.

[B]

Did the guy die?

[C]

No, no. Lost vision.

[B]

Oh, lost vision. Okay. So crazy. Okay. Yeah.

[C]

He just did what the people were asking him to do.

[B]

I just. Just to feel like I don't even know.

[A]

It was. I think Darian saw it on Tik Tok or something. Cuz then he started asking. He. He grew up a Christian, but not Catholic or something. Because then he started asking. He's like, why all these people have dirt on their forehead?

[B]

Who said that?

[A]

Darian. He's like, why couldn't they clean up their foreheads? And I had explained all day long.

[B]

You grew up Catholic, right?

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Did you do the Ash Wednesday? Oh, yeah, my dad. We love Ash Wednesday.

[A]

Yeah. We were all about an ashwin.

[B]

Yeah. Palm Sunday. You carry the palms out of church.

[A]

Kind of fierce origami palms, like when they would fold it into a little cross. I did. I was very gagged by that. That is good.

[B]

That is good.

[A]

I was like, this is fierce.

[B]

No, I'm all for Jesus. Jesus rising. Jesus dying first. I love all of that.

[A]

I love you, Jesus, if you will.

[B]

I love you, Jesus. I love you, Jesus. I see at Michelle's. Jesus loves you. I think you. Good for you. I think when like, bad people do bad things and then all of a sudden they, like, found Jesus and they're just like, but it's all good. Cuz I got my ashes and Jesus loves me. It's like, okay. Because Shia bus also very Catholic.

[A]

Oh, is. I didn't know that. I think he was diabolical. I didn't know he was.

[B]

Did you see the movie with us with my dad? The one that we. A priest?

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

Like, okay, yeah, like, you know there's good Catholics. My dad's a Catholic. Okay, there's good Catholics out there for sure. But then there's those diabolical ones that love to use religion as. Mel Gibson is a big Catholic, too. And it's like, obviously all religions have. Has some kooks in it for sure, but you can't just, like, fall back on. Like, well, Jesus says, like, I'm this because Jesus saved me. It's like, well, acknowledge what you did as a human. You're on this world right now. Like, acknowledge, like, that kind of stuff, but to be a little preachy. But people always do that. They go down these, like, dark paths, and then it's like, again, fine. Whatever works for you. I think. Like, totally. I don't think you need to. Mark Wahlberg specifically, need to be on TV with Ash Wednesday. I don't know if that's a good representation of our Catholic faith. I follow a Chaldean priest who I love, and it's like, that's our representation. I'd love to see ashes on him when he needs see that. But all these Fox News girlies with their little Ash Wednesdays meanwhile saying, like, drag queens are ruining our world and our society. It's just like, Jesus wouldn't know. Take that crucifix off your head. Don't do the Santa cross, because Jesus would never. Jesus loves homos and horrors and every. Like, Jesus loves us all. So don't. I hate that. I hate that when these, like, bad, you know, people with people who don't see, who don't understand Jesus. Because Jesus is the light and Jesus is accepting of everybody. But they try to use it as, like, actually, no, Jesus doesn't like you.

[A]

It's like, well, that's. If you use religion to enable yourself, like, to moralize your hatred. Girl, you're.

[B]

You are. You are not Christian. You are not a Christian. Do you remember that meme? And that's what. That's the tea of it. Like, that's just the tea. And it drives me nuts. But, you know, like, yeah, if you. If you found God, love God. Like, let him speak through you. But also. So don't be dubious. Mel Gibson, you know, still being a little dubious, which sucks. It sucks because, like, I, I like. I like the movies. But you're doing some weird over there. I don't know. What was he promoting? Nothing.

[A]

Great question.

[B]

Literally just got arrested, right?

[A]

Mardi Gras. Yeah, right.

[B]

Because Ash Wednesday always falls on the first day of Mardi Gras because, like, Fat Tuesdays, the day Before.

[A]

Yes.

[B]

And like, so everyone like feasts, is it. Does it go hand in hand with.

[A]

I think so, right? Isn't fat. Is Fat Tuesday Mardi Gras?

[B]

Fat Tuesday's Mardi Gras. But Lent starts on Mardi Gras.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Because you give up something for Lent. So my dad will always eat like cheeseburgers and pastas and all that stuff on Fat Tuesday. And then Lent starts and then he's like, I'm never eating again for 40 days. And he just like stops eating meat and stops eating and like suffering and all this little. A little wild on me. Like again, I love Jesus, but all the Catholic stuff gets a little lost on me.

[A]

Yeah, I did love lint when I was little boy. And Catholics, well, I always go into it like, fear I'm not going to eat fast food. And then week two, girl, that cheeseburger on a Friday. Mind you, on a Friday night, that cheeseburger is looking at me. No, that on a Friday that cheeseburger is looking at me a little funny.

[B]

And I'm like, me all the time. Me all the time. I know, I just gave up on it cuz I'm like, I can't. Like, what do you mean? You got to give up something.

[A]

They would get us excited about the idea. Like, I remember they would really hype up in religion class and I'd be like, ooh, this sounds like, oh, I'm so excited. I'm going to really go in. This is going to be my year. This is my year. Giving up chocolate.

[B]

And then we do 40 days. 40. Wasn't there a Josh Hartnett movie where he gave up sex for Lent or something? And it was like 40 days or something. But why does that get you closer to God?

[A]

That's a great quote. I guess you feel more like Jesus. I don't know.

[B]

I think, I think Jesus still loves me.

[C]

That's more of the people that focus on the suffering.

[B]

Yeah, my dad is a. He loves to suffer. Not to get too much on my dad, but he's like, he believes in suffering. Like anything, anything. He had to suffer. I was just like, that's okay. I don't really get it.

[C]

If anything, the one thing that Jesus said, a lot of people don't know. It's like he said, when you eat, think about me. And meaning more like because when we eat, we're mindless. That's why a lot of people eat, because they, it's a release from thought. Like it gives them a certain freedom. So he says, actually when you eat, think about Me. So it brings you a certain awareness and consciousness into the act and into the moment. So that's something he actually said, but he never said, said, don't have a cheeseburger on a Friday.

[B]

Who said that? Who said? Jesus said.

[C]

You read.

[A]

Wow.

[B]

You're going based off, like, Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. We don't know.

[C]

No, this is a red version. Like, that's his words. There's the one that marks only what he said.

[B]

What, there's a Bible that marked only Jesus words? Yeah, damn, I get that one. I want to know what he said straight from the source. And he said, think about me when you eat. I'm gonna put that on my dining room. We're thinking about Jesus. That's my next song.

[C]

Thinking about you.

[B]

Crazy. All right. I believe Moses. He dresses Jesus for four years of his life. Therefore, you are your method. You are the expert.

[A]

Jesus only Bible that makes sense.

[B]

Jesus only Bible's crazy.

[A]

No, I have no idea.

[B]

Okay. This whole time we've been like, oh, it's made up by men. He's like, no, actually, Jesus has his own Bible. I'm curious. I'm passing. He never told me that once in our life of being together seven years,

[C]

six years, just sit around talking about Jesus.

[B]

We do. We did that for our first quarantine. For the first three months. That's all we did.

[C]

We did Old Testament.

[B]

Oh, okay. We didn't get into the New. The New Testament as told by Rabbi Moses over there.

[A]

That is funny.

[B]

I didn't know.

[C]

Let me see.

[B]

What. A theological conversation covered all our bases.

[C]

A red letter Bible features the direct words of Jesus Christ printed in red letters, ink. And anyway, so there's one book that just has. So wherever it's his words, it's in red. Everything else is just, you know, filler. People wrote.

[B]

Really? How do they know that, though? Like, who jotted that down? Like, Jesus jotted it down or who dot. Who jotted it? Do you know what I mean? Like, I really do want to know. That is crazy. There was no recorders.

[A]

Ghost Rider, the Holy Ghost, if you will.

[C]

The Holy Ghost writer.

[B]

I love that. There it is. Period. You said it. Well, there's so many questions I have, so tune in next time.

[C]

Let us know in the comments.

[B]

Let us know in the comments. I love you guys. Thank you for watching. That's it. I just, you know, we had such a good time. We had a great time. Steak tonight?

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

What are you gonna be thinking about when you're eating that steak?

[B]

Jesus.

[C]

My one and only long leave of the Queen.

[B]

Love you guys. Yes. Come see me in the. And shout out to Manal, we love you here. For you, girl.

[A]

Yes.

[B]

Stay strong.

[A]

We got your back.

[B]

And Moses, check out that red Bible. The red ink only.

[A]

Sponsored.

[B]

Sponsored. Check. Spoken by Jesus. Check out the Domino's website. Your girl's on there. My face will be on there soon and I'm very excited. I can show you a little tease on Patreon. I'm very excited. All right, bye.