Moses (2:09)

You're on the way.

Trisha Paytas (2:10)

I see it, I guess when you make your film based on your memoir, you play yourself. Oh, I was gonna say maybe I just have like a, you know, producer title or something. But yeah, I'll take a. I would.

Oscar (2:20)

Love to see you play. Like, who would you play in my.

Trisha Paytas (2:25)

I fear I don't even want to say the name.

Oscar (2:29)

Oh, yes, I see it. The double D, the big D is that we're talking about.

Moses (2:36)

Oh, God.

Oscar (2:37)

Who did you think?

Moses (2:38)

The one that we shall not name anymore that we talk about every episode.

Oscar (2:43)

Oh, you're giving. You're giving Dobrik's pizza today. You're giving. Have a camera in your hand with all black.

Trisha Paytas (2:50)

Thank God I didn't wear the hat. I feel like if I. I almost did wear a hat.

Oscar (2:53)

Oh my God. The black hat is crazy.

Trisha Paytas (2:54)

And A black hat with this really would have been.

Oscar (2:57)

It's really overcore the uniform. Tana hangs out with someone who looks just like him all the time.

Trisha Paytas (3:01)

Yes. Instagram story. I don't know. She said, you know how she gets, though. She loves her. Everyone's a best friend of her. But her Instagram story was like, happy birthday to my best friend who is David Dobrik's doppelganger. And I was like, who is that? Yeah.

Oscar (3:14)

Because she had put him in, like, tick tocks before, and I literally thought it was, like, to parody David and that's just how that guy dresses and his hair flips like that. I was like, he needs to get a new wardrobe. But you're giving me. Oh, yes. Oh, my God. Of course you would play. You would play Shane. So perfect. That's actually crazy. How did I forget? Okay, not me. Just I was offline all weekend, so I forget.

Trisha Paytas (3:34)

I know my two role options being Shane Dawson or David do is. I guess that's a testament to my acting skills. If I pull it off.

Moses (3:40)

Anything on when he was watching Tati Live?

Trisha Paytas (3:44)

Oh, my God. Oh, my God. It was. Where was it? You were the one contacting drama channels. That is kind of good, right?

Oscar (3:51)

Get off. I think you need to get off live right now. She's lying.

Moses (3:55)

She's lying.

Oscar (3:57)

Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah, you are.

Trisha Paytas (3:58)

Fake crying.

Oscar (3:59)

That was okay. That was kind of epic. That was kind of a moment in history. Pop culture moments.

Trisha Paytas (4:03)

It was.

Oscar (4:04)

There was one. I'm okay. I did say I was offline this weekend, which I was, but there was one, and I don't know why. That just came back to me. It was Shane running through Rodeo Drive. You know that one?

Moses (4:13)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (4:13)

Is it the one where he has.

Oscar (4:14)

To go to the bathroom or something? The paparazzi footage, when you rewatch it back, someone's like, not Shane predicting weapons. His arms are, like, bent back, running. And I was like, wait, why does that look just like it? Because they put the side besides, like.

Moses (4:26)

Maybe he was under a spell.

Oscar (4:28)

They're like, Shane was the original kids. I never saw the movie, but I was like, wait, that's giving. Because they showed the side by side. I was like, yeah, okay.

Trisha Paytas (4:34)

That is diabolical.

Oscar (4:35)

Being ahead.

Trisha Paytas (4:35)

Oh, my God.

Oscar (4:36)

You would be such a good Shane. The movie has to be made, done and done. That's so funny. Yeah. You could play a lot of people. You play Moses too.

Trisha Paytas (4:45)

You're very.

Oscar (4:46)

Just ambiguous. You could play anybody, I feel.

Trisha Paytas (4:48)

Yeah, a little Jeffree star, you know, I love a Bob So I don't know.

Oscar (4:51)

Jeffree star? Yeah, whatever part you want, honestly. Or you can play yourself.

Moses (4:56)

Yeah.

Oscar (4:57)

And Moses. Who will you be playing in? The story of my life.

Moses (5:01)

Oh, well, I guess you can't be old enough to be your dad or something.

Oscar (5:06)

Oh, it's giving dad vibes. When my dad was here this weekend. You do remind me a lot of my dad. In some ways my dad is. Yeah, some ways. I don't know. Why the look. Maybe it's like your shirt. Your look like you look like my dad. Kind of. It's weird.

Moses (5:20)

Yeah, we're tall.

Oscar (5:20)

The hairstyle, dark eyebrows, dark eyes.

Moses (5:23)

You can always a button shirt up and.

Oscar (5:24)

Yeah, yeah. You guys wear the same kind of shirt, but you have a button shirt too. I was thinking about that when I saw. Wait, what'd you say? Same. What?

Moses (5:29)

Like dad jokes and.

Oscar (5:30)

Oh, Jad jokes. I was like, drugs. No one does drugs here. I noticed that with your button shirts too. I was like, gosh, guys don't have very much to work with, do you?

Trisha Paytas (5:37)

No, you really don't. Got a T shirt and then you got a button shirt or a jacket. And those are the options.

Oscar (5:43)

That. And there's nothing else. Like I'm trying to think of like an Adam Lambert. Like, what else does he wear? He has to wear something a little more exciting, doesn't he?

Trisha Paytas (5:50)

I guess he wears variations of like outerwear. But the outerwear is, you know, Stockton or.

Oscar (5:56)

Yeah, the bling. That's what I started doing with most. I was like, I guess we'll still get you some bling or something because it's so. But there has to be like a version of a dress for you guys or something. There has to be like. Or a cute two piece set that we wear. Like there has to be a version of that for you guys.

Moses (6:10)

Like at Burning Man, I used to wear. They're like. Can you imagine? Like, like ninjas. Like in Japanese culture, they have kind of like a long skirt with the.

Oscar (6:19)

Pants or just the skirt.

Moses (6:20)

It's just. It's kind of a long one or some people wear kilts.

Trisha Paytas (6:24)

Yeah, true.

Oscar (6:24)

Well, that's Irish or Scottish.

Moses (6:26)

Yeah, but I'm saying like there, there is a little bit, but that's it. That's all you have. But when, when a guy does wear something, then I think. Was it Harry Styles that everyone wore like from Vogue or something? Everyone already up in arms and like, if somebody dare to try not to wear pants or shirts, skirts would be.

Oscar (6:41)

More comfortable, I would think for everybody.

Moses (6:43)

I mean, for guys, the Air. It's so nice to have a little wind. Try it down there.

Oscar (6:47)

You should try a skirt. I don't know if I've ever seen you when you wore it to Burning Man.

Moses (6:50)

Definitely didn't see me in a skirt.

Oscar (6:51)

I thought you said you weren't a burning Man.

Moses (6:53)

Did you see me at Burning Man?

Oscar (6:56)

Well I thought, I thought so. You've worn one at one point.

Moses (6:59)

It's like it's a long. Yeah. It doesn't feel like a skirt. It's more like a.

Oscar (7:02)

There's nothing wrong with a guy wearing a skirt. And I agree more people should like I think of Alan coming and like Traders like.

Trisha Paytas (7:07)

Oh good example, good example.

Oscar (7:09)

I know he's Scottish but he does wear sometimes non plaid skirts.

Trisha Paytas (7:12)

Skirts. Yeah. Like that funeral. Funeral episode. Right. Listening to the big.

Oscar (7:16)

Oh yeah. Because it's hard to wear in everyday life.

Trisha Paytas (7:20)

Yes.

Oscar (7:21)

I wonder how he dresses in everyday life.

Trisha Paytas (7:23)

I guess you gotta go to club coming and find some investigation.

Oscar (7:27)

Yeah, I feel like he still would put on a little bit of an outfit for there. We need to find those paparazzi websites. You go on and see if there's any paparazzi pics because I want to see what he looks like. Going to like erewhon, you know, like true. I wonder if he. I wonder if you know some people do dress up really fancy being like dapper. I see in everyday life.

Moses (7:42)

Yeah.

Oscar (7:44)

I don't know why do I picture him wearing like a little like sweat outfit, like a little juicy tracksuit or something, you know. Yeah, we gotta investigate that at the paparazzi picks. If anyone can find it. Jimmy, let us know if you can find it. Traders is coming with an all civilian edition.

Trisha Paytas (8:00)

I know.

Oscar (8:02)

I feel like we're gonna get oversaturated.

Trisha Paytas (8:05)

I don't know. I feel like those show like those competition shows, it's hard to get over saturated like survivors on twice a year, you know.

Oscar (8:13)

Is it really?

Trisha Paytas (8:14)

Yeah.

Oscar (8:14)

I never see one person talking about Survivor ever. Anywhere I go.

Trisha Paytas (8:17)

I guess you're just not on the Survivor.

Oscar (8:19)

You see it on Twitter?

Trisha Paytas (8:21)

Yeah, yeah I do see it.

Oscar (8:22)

No, I swear I couldn't tell you who's on. Is the Mike White one airing?

Trisha Paytas (8:25)

I think in the fall. It'll be like end of mid to end September is when it comes on. But yeah it comes on like twice a year I think so those competition shows are on kind of frequently and I think this one it's like Peacock versus the Normie season. It will be on like NBC. I believe so Willie, when.

Oscar (8:45)

When will Air. Is it going, like, against.

Trisha Paytas (8:46)

It'll probably be in, like, the. In between. Like, Drag Race that, you know, they have regular season, then they have All Star season. It's kind of, you know what it is, giving Drag Race All Stars with, like, you know, the big names, regular season. It's like, you know, queens that we don't know yet.

Oscar (8:58)

So on Traders, the queens we don't know. I love that.

Trisha Paytas (9:01)

No, I mean, like, you know, like, Traders has, like, people celeb season, and then, you know, people we don't know.

Oscar (9:06)

So which one do you think you think would be more popular? You think people like the normies better?

Trisha Paytas (9:09)

It depends on the casting. Like, you can have. If you have a really good cast of, like, normies and you can, like, make a new. I mean, not. Not all of them will be icons, just because that's how it goes. But if you have, like, you know, two or three queenies in there, like, you know, Love island, there's always, like, you know, the three that, like, end up being.

Oscar (9:26)

That's true.

Trisha Paytas (9:27)

So.

Oscar (9:27)

Because isn't traitors like the Survivor queens on there? They were all normies at one point, right?

Trisha Paytas (9:31)

Yeah, before. I mean, before Survivor. And then a lot of them, too. Like, they haven't been around in a long time.

Oscar (9:36)

Yeah. So, like, who's the one you loved.

Trisha Paytas (9:38)

With the head of Parvati?

Oscar (9:39)

Yeah. And she was. Ignore me, right?

Trisha Paytas (9:41)

Yeah. I mean, she was on Survivor, like, one of the earlier seasons. I mean, Legend and Survivor, but she hasn't been on TV in a while, so that was, like, the first time we've seen her in a minute, so.

Oscar (9:50)

And now she's kind of. She's, like, hosting something, too.

Trisha Paytas (9:52)

I feel like she hosts stuff. She was on another. She was on Dealer no Deal Island.

Oscar (9:57)

What is that?

Trisha Paytas (9:58)

It was like, a competition to win a million dollars or something.

Moses (10:01)

Now they're just combining.

Trisha Paytas (10:03)

It is hosted by Joe Manganiello.

Moses (10:05)

Also add Fear Factor into that.

Oscar (10:07)

Then the most random people are hosting because I don't know, one of the shows just, like. I don't know, we were watching, watching something, and something with, like, Elizabeth Banks came on. She's, like, hosting this, like, random game show. Like, so random. Never heard of it. Don't even know the concept. The show was watching, and I could not. And I'm like, this is, like, the girl that's, like, in all the Hunger Games movies. She, like, directs everything. She's, like, in Pitch Perfect. She's all these big movies. I'm like, why is she hosting this.

Trisha Paytas (10:25)

Game show that is an easy chat.

Oscar (10:27)

You think it's a bad thing?

Moses (10:28)

So maybe it's her own show.

Oscar (10:31)

T. Nope. Like Joe Mongen Yellow is hosting Dealer no Deal Island. Like, what did he do? Actually? I don't know. He seems big, right? What did he. Was he him? Mayor Sofia Vergara.

Trisha Paytas (10:42)

But Magic Mike, wasn't he in that like a minute?

Oscar (10:45)

Yeah, but I was like, he wasn't even Magic Mike ET But I mean.

Trisha Paytas (10:49)

It'S just like an easy bag. Like, you know, it has to be like. You always say hosting one of those things or judging has to be like the easiest.

Oscar (10:54)

Yeah. For like someone like me or Howie Mandel, but like someone who's actually working like Elizabeth Banks.

Trisha Paytas (11:00)

And like, I think getting cast in a movie or producing a movie, that's harder because you're also. You have to go, you have to be on location. So you're like away from your family. It's like six months. Then you have the promo tour versus this. Like, I'm sure she. It's like films in the LA area. She goes, you know, films for a day. It's like a regular job. Like regular as an hour wise, but.

Oscar (11:18)

Right, right, right.

Trisha Paytas (11:19)

Yeah.

Oscar (11:19)

I think I'd be smarter than fifth graders like that too. Or are you smarter Celebrity Edition than when I was supposed to be on? I think that was the same. It was filming for like literally like 10 days and they were filming two years of episodes.

Trisha Paytas (11:27)

Exactly. And it's like, you know, a 10 hour day. Literally just like a work normal workday hours wise. Not work wise. But you know, you go in, then you leave, you go home.

Oscar (11:35)

That is all right. Okay. But that is still crazy. Just like big act. I feel like Elizabeth Bing specifically is huge. Right? Am I. Is that the right name? Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (11:42)

Yeah.

Oscar (11:44)

Or no, am I just like making. I don't know. I just feel like if you're in Hunger Games, you should have never to work again. Like that just seems so crazy. Like I was in Hunger Games. Why am I here?

Trisha Paytas (11:52)

I mean, I don't think she's been in anything in a minute either. And I'm sure she is like fine for money, but it can't hurt to have a little extra.

Oscar (12:01)

Yeah, of course. But then that's why I would think Howie Mandel would be fine. Because didn't he do Deal or no deal for like 10 years?

Trisha Paytas (12:05)

Yeah.

Oscar (12:06)

So why is he doing a podcast?

Moses (12:08)

Some people just want to be reporting and relevant and always everywhere.

Oscar (12:12)

I mean, I'm a little jealous. Like he's on America's Got Talent.

Moses (12:14)

He Did I know people from the industry that cannot be home by themselves. That's torture. Being alone is torture for them. If they're not in front of an audience on set, you know, surrounded by people that cater to them, it's torture. It's just a type of person.

Oscar (12:31)

Wow.

Trisha Paytas (12:32)

Props to you, mama.

Oscar (12:34)

But also, I would like to host some of these shows. Like, why do they give it to the people.

Trisha Paytas (12:40)

Agt?

Oscar (12:41)

But Howie's been on there so long. Like, give it to someone new, you know? It's just like, love you, Howie.

Trisha Paytas (12:46)

Okay, now I see where you're going with it. Yeah, yeah. You're like, these people don't need. They're good. Like.

Oscar (12:51)

Yes, but that's what I say. Like, when you have talent, you don't need to host a talk show. You know what I mean? Like, Jennifer Hudson is so such an amazing singer, actress. You have an Oscar. Yeah, go be an Oscar. Let someone who is not as talented have a talk show. You know what I mean? Or at a game show, at this point, I can just host that. I was just reading from a script, but. Well, I will not be watching Deal or no Deal island, but I would watch Traitors Normies. I think.

Trisha Paytas (13:15)

Yeah, I'll give it a try. I mean, casting is key for sure, but we'll see.

Oscar (13:19)

Do you think you could go on Traders Normie Edition?

Moses (13:25)

But I applied.

Oscar (13:27)

I would love to see you on there.

Trisha Paytas (13:28)

I would do.

Oscar (13:29)

Please. Casting. Get him on. I don't know, but, like, that's what I was gonna consider. Like, are you considered Normie? I don't know what the. Or are you either, you know what I mean?

Moses (13:35)

Because, damn, I'm like, in a fringe, you know?

Oscar (13:37)

But Trader had, like, Dylan Efron, you know, which is. He's a superstar love king, but also, like, didn't know who he was before.

Trisha Paytas (13:42)

Yeah, but I guess Big Brother cast normies and then they had Frankie Grande on there, you know?

Oscar (13:48)

Oh, that's true. Okay, so, yeah, you could be the Frankie Grande of the Traders. You guys, I'm married, and they're like, my last name is Pay to sack. Is it Trixie? It's like Trisha. Trisha Paytas. Oh, okay. I just saw that clip. I never watched Big Brother, but I just saw the clip of people, like, him telling the guys about Ariana Grande. If they did not, one of them did not know her name. They're like, no, wait, Ashley Grondiers.

Trisha Paytas (14:17)

And the.

Oscar (14:18)

He's like, no, Ariana. Even when he told the girls, they were kind of like, oh, obviously, it was, like, a while ago, so she probably wasn't, like, after her first.

Trisha Paytas (14:25)

I feel like maybe her first or second album. It was after, like, Break Free. I remember because she was sitting in the crowd of Big Brother, and she had that, like, her old style of, like, hair. Yes.

Oscar (14:35)

That's so fun. I mean, it's like. And she was big. Obviously, she's on Nickelodeon, but it's like, probably to a certain group of people.

Trisha Paytas (14:39)

There was. I remember there was one girl who was, like, early 20s, and she was an Arianator, so she was gagged. But everyone else. And Big Brother. Yeah. And she knew she clocked Frankie, like, right away. She's like, he looks like Ariana Grande's brother. There was one in there that clocked it, but everyone else was kind of.

Oscar (14:54)

Like, we love that. Yeah, that's very much, like, Claim to Fame. Probably why I didn't get season four, because, like, it's like, famous relatives. But it's also, like, it literally was like, Zendaya's, like, second cousin. And I was like, who is gonna know that? You know what I mean? Like, it's so hard. Some of them, like, were cool because it was, like, the direct daughter up, but it was like, Dolly Parton's, like, sister's daughter. I was like, all right, this is getting, like, kind of crazy. But I guess it's the same kind of. There's also people, like, no one really knew.

Moses (15:16)

I think probably all the celebrities got together and wrote a petition to stop.

Trisha Paytas (15:20)

The show going on. Yeah.

Moses (15:21)

They're like, all of our distant family members we don't even want to acknowledge suddenly are on a show.

Oscar (15:25)

The winner was Michael Bolton's son, I think. I don't remember Michael Bolton, because usually they do, like, a little video message. Even Dolly did a video message, but some of them don't. And I'm like, oh, they were not happy that this person was on the show. They were like, no. Donny Osmond did a video for his son on there, though.

Moses (15:38)

But probably, I would guess, Tom Hanks got the show canceled.

Oscar (15:43)

Tom Hanks?

Moses (15:44)

Was it the girl that had the crash out?

Oscar (15:46)

Oh, yeah. Tom Hanks's niece had. She. She spiraled after she got eliminated. She started, like, screaming and destroying the house.

Moses (15:53)

Like, left and.

Trisha Paytas (15:54)

And that was the last season it might have been.

Oscar (15:58)

She was the first eliminated, and she was so pissed. And the whole thing was like, you know, Tom. Uncle Tom is great. He's wonderful. And then she, like, went nuts, and.

Trisha Paytas (16:05)

I was like, oh.

Oscar (16:07)

And she, like, needed the money. And then everyone you know, then also they look to like Tom Hanks and be like, this is your niece. Like, help her out. Which is not their responsibility. But it is kind of funny, actually, because people will be like, I needed this money. I love that show. I wish I would come back with Kevin and Frankie Jonas because they're too busy being on a tour bringing out Hanson. I love the special guests they're bringing out. Maybe they'll bring me out.

Trisha Paytas (16:27)

Oh, yeah.

Oscar (16:28)

What can I sing with them? I guess I'm not nostalgic.

Trisha Paytas (16:30)

What song did Joe use of yours? Any. What audio did he use?

Oscar (16:35)

He used something you told me about this, and I can't remember.

Trisha Paytas (16:37)

I can't remember either.

Oscar (16:38)

Well, whatever that was available, I'm available. I love. I love Hansen. And anyone who brings out Hanson, I'm like, damn, I wish I was there. It's pretty.

Trisha Paytas (16:46)

I guess you could do the toothbrush song because, like, I guess Ashley Graham didn't sing in it.

Oscar (16:53)

I did love that one. But she was so. She was so. We talked about that, didn't we, on Hot Topic?

Trisha Paytas (16:57)

She looks so good. Yeah, yeah. And what song do they have, like, with the. Oh, you can do. We got the party with us, which originally featured Hannah Montana, not Miley Cyrus. Hannah Montana. And I feel like you could do that. You could fill in because I don't think Miley would go back and do it with them, but I think you could do it.

Oscar (17:14)

Is that at the end of High School Musical? What is it?

Trisha Paytas (17:17)

It was in Hannah Montana, but I.

Oscar (17:19)

Swear she was at the end of it. She was at Hannah Montana was at the end of High School Musical. I think that was, like, a song.

Trisha Paytas (17:25)

I think I know what you're talking about, but I think that was a promo, like, a cross promotional thing, because they were like, okay, yeah, Jonas Brothers made a guest appearance in Hannah Montana. And then they performed the song together.

Oscar (17:36)

All right, I'm in. You know, Hannah Montana. Fun fact. I just so happen to be wearing this. Hannah Montana had the number one album in 2006.

Trisha Paytas (17:43)

Oh, when it. The original soundtrack came out.

Oscar (17:45)

Yes. 2006 was a great year above Black Parade. It was number two. And I remember. And I didn't know about this Beef X just reminded me of it. Well, actually, I didn't know.

Trisha Paytas (17:53)

Oh, they were beef.

Oscar (17:54)

Well, I don't know if it was a bee was like, pissed all the Mike M fans because, like, BlackBerry is, like, arguably, like, the best album in the whole world. Not to. Because I love Hannah Montana, but I doubt it's, like, as structurally I was.

Trisha Paytas (18:07)

Listening to that soundtrack the other day, actually, on the way here last week.

Oscar (18:10)

And you think, like, I know Hannah Montana songs, so I'm not like, even coming just talking on my. I just don't think musically, technically, it's as prolific as a black parade.

Trisha Paytas (18:22)

Eight minutes were a movie. You be the right guy, and I be the best friend you fall in love with.

Oscar (18:32)

In the end, we be laughing, watching the sunset fade to black, show the names, play a happy song. See, I know it, love it.

Trisha Paytas (18:44)

But iconic.

Oscar (18:45)

It does not compare to an eight minute.

Trisha Paytas (18:47)

Like, the charts is not like, who is the best artist. It's like, what the girls want to buy. So maybe you should have jumped up to the plate and bought a hundred copies.

Oscar (18:57)

I did buy it. It's on.

Trisha Paytas (18:58)

Check my multiple copies. Because when Taylor releases something, or, yes, I'm buying a couple copy. And then you got. There's tricks. You know, you got it. Like, you can't just buy it all in one transaction. You got to do, like, two at a time. It's a whole thing that stands. No, I.

Oscar (19:12)

Proves my point. Maybe it's just a bunch of Oscars buying it a thousand times.

Trisha Paytas (19:16)

It was me. It was me in 2006.

Oscar (19:18)

Yes.

Trisha Paytas (19:18)

Because I bought it on itunes. I bought the physical. Like, yes, I was there.

Oscar (19:22)

Fans, we're hustling. We're older. We have to, like, work. I was working at a smoothie shop in 2006 and the Disney soda fountain and prostituting on the streets of Hollywood. Bowler, I can't afford to buy the full black parade.

Trisha Paytas (19:32)

You know what you do? You take one of those men who, like, you're gonna, like, push yourself out for you say, okay, yes, I'll do this for you. But people do that. The games do this on Grindr all the time.

Oscar (19:41)

Yeah.

Moses (19:44)

For this, my favorite artist.

Oscar (19:45)

Yes.

Trisha Paytas (19:46)

Gays do this on Grindr. They'll be like. Before the conversation gets going, they'll be like, okay, but you got to stream this song by, like, Ariana Grande. And then once they. Then they send. They have to send a screenshot of them streaming or buying it on itunes, and then they'll continue the conversation. Gays do this all the time. Like, this is what it's about. This is Scan Wars.

Oscar (20:01)

Like, oh, man, that would have been good. Well, granted, I didn't know who My Chemical romance was in 2006. I followed that, all that. What I just recently found Black brain. What, 2021 or something.

Trisha Paytas (20:12)

Oh, my God. So you are retroactively going back and getting upset for the mic Yeah, I.

Oscar (20:17)

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Trisha Paytas (22:51)

You think?

Oscar (22:52)

I think. No.

Moses (22:53)

But in the test of time, this album, the Black Parade, will live longer than the other album that might be.

Oscar (23:01)

Fighting words to the Hannah Montana fans.

Moses (23:02)

I think, like, Hannah Montana is like peaks right when it comes out. Black Parade's like a slow.

Oscar (23:07)

You don't think she's gonna have a comeback?

Moses (23:08)

Educational.

Oscar (23:09)

Tana would disagree. She thinks Hannah Montana's about to have her. Yeah. So I agree with you. Look, I agree.

Moses (23:16)

So she'll have another peak. But I'm saying Black Parade is slowly, slowly, constantly. It's like when. Like a cult movie. Like, it slowly gains more and more.

Oscar (23:24)

It does have a lot of Gen Z. It's all my TikTok is at the moment is My Chemical Romance.

Moses (23:29)

Speaking of My Chemical Romance.

Oscar (23:32)

They'Re here.

Trisha Paytas (23:33)

Oh, not my cue.

Oscar (23:35)

Wait, what? Wait, what? What's happening? What is it?

Moses (23:42)

We're leaving.

Oscar (23:44)

Wait. Okay, everyone's gone. Out of the room. What is it?

Moses (23:47)

We don't. I don't know, actually.

Oscar (23:51)

Oh, my gosh. Wait. Oh, what is this? We. Oscar, you know. What is this? Do you know?

Trisha Paytas (23:59)

Yes.

Oscar (24:00)

Wait, why is there so much. Oh, my gosh. Oh, my gosh. I didn't even know. Wait, that's so weird. Is that why you asked me if I was wearing the shirt today? Cause you're like, is that from the tour? Is that what you asked me? You were like, why are you wearing that shirt?

Moses (24:14)

And I was like, yeah, I was surprised because.

Oscar (24:16)

Wait, that's so weird. I had no idea.

Moses (24:20)

I don't either. I was curious, what's going on? Cause I don't know.

Oscar (24:22)

Oh, my gosh.

Trisha Paytas (24:24)

Yeah. MCR's team over at Warner Music reached out a couple, I think, like, two weeks ago, and they asked for a little address because they were so. They were like, we just want to thank Trisha for supporting MCR so hard, and we want to send you guys.

Moses (24:41)

It's okay. We'll probably put out a stuff there.

Trisha Paytas (24:44)

So I don't even know what it is. Either, to be honest. But yes, they said, we just want to send a little thank you.

Oscar (24:51)

Not me. Need the street team out here.

Trisha Paytas (24:53)

Oh, my gosh. It was after you talked about how sad you were for missing the tour.

Oscar (24:59)

You guys don't miss it there. In Toronto this week, Chicago, the 29th. Fenway park on the 7th and ending in Tampa, Florida. We love Florida. I can't wait to go to Florida to watch them in Tampa. I missed Alice Cooper, though. That was last. Oh, my gosh. Whoa, Whoa. Oh, my God. I'm gonna cry. This is so nice. Oh, my gosh. Wow. Wow. Oh, my God. I don't have to go to the tour they sent me. Wow. Wow. That's so cool. Oh, my God. Wait, I didn't even know this was, like, a thing today. I swear. Moses didn't tell me. Did you tell Moses? Did he know?

Trisha Paytas (25:35)

Just on my way here when I picked up the boxes.

Oscar (25:40)

Oh, my God. I'm gonna cry. Oh, why do I feel like a part of the team? Oh, my God. Thanks for the love. Throughout the years, Warner and MCR family. I'm like, oh, my gosh. Wait, What? Not the revenge era. Oh, my gosh.

Trisha Paytas (26:01)

What a haul.

Oscar (26:02)

Oh, my gosh. Oh, my gosh. This is so much. Okay. Yeah, this is a lot. We need to show What? Oh, my gosh. Yes. They sent me, like, three Cheers merch, too, which is like. Oh, my gosh. Wow. Where do they get all this while it's done?

Trisha Paytas (26:19)

Yeah.

Oscar (26:20)

Crazy. Oh, my gosh. Oh, my God. Everyone's getting mcr. This is so exciting. Oh, my God. There's so much. There's black. I see black parade merch down there too. Oh, my gosh. Okay. Wow. Wow.

Moses (26:32)

It's a huge box full.

Oscar (26:33)

Yeah. There's so much. I'll go through it on TikTok. That's crazy. They sent. I mean, I'm one person. They sent me 5,000 shirts.

Trisha Paytas (26:40)

Except for Moses and stuff, too, but yeah. Oh, wow.

Oscar (26:42)

Okay. We're all getting MCR shirts. If we can't get the tour. Yeah, we can't go. We'll just be there in spirit. It's literally been me. My whole. TikTok is truly this. And it's. It is tough to get through, but this. This helps. Let me tell you, this does help. I've been supporting from afar. Wow. Thank you. Wow. So nice. And it says. It says from. It says from Warner, and it says also from the MCR family.

Trisha Paytas (27:05)

What does that mean?

Oscar (27:06)

Because. Okay. And I know we already talked about this on Hot Topic, so I'm not gonna go into it again, but when they sent me the email from Warner Music, they're like, oh, MCR's team wants to know if you want to come Saturday. So I was like, that's what I was like, I need to go. I need to go. And I didn't. Damn it. All right, well, you know, they're gonna be in London next year. When do they announce that? I think so. How would I know? One time we had something where I knew, and you're like, oh, no, it's not announced. Yeah, but how did I know? Oh, someone speculated or something.

Trisha Paytas (27:32)

Yeah. Yeah.

Oscar (27:32)

I don't know if it's announced, but someone speculated. I'm not on the inside, even though it looks like I am, but I think they're gonna be at Wembley and go check them out. Maybe we'll go see them again. Oh, my gosh. Thank you. It is amazing. I do feel special, though. I do feel like I got to meet him in rehearsal, so I feel like that gave me my special moment. So we're all good? Everyone's happy over here? No depression, then?

Trisha Paytas (27:53)

You have a baby, too?

Oscar (27:54)

Yeah, I do have a baby. That's the good thing. That is. That's the plus side. I had a baby. Yeah. I think even when they were in L. A, I was still very much in the bleeding heavily phase. I had to walk the bleed. The blood would have. Would have been fitting, though, for my Chemical Romance show. I should have asked them, if you need real blood. I have it. I wonder what the difference. I know we're all men in here, or you guys are men in here, but what the difference between period blood and postpartum blood bleeding is? Is it the same?

Moses (28:24)

It's pretty much. It's the same concept, let's say. Right? Because it's like everything. The period is basically your body getting ready to be pregnant, and then it does. It's not. So everything comes out here. You actually got pregnant. So there's even more that slowly.

Oscar (28:39)

More what?

Moses (28:40)

It's the lining and, like, everything that the baby was inside of for six weeks, though, I guess I don't. And I don't think it's from the surgery itself. I don't think it dies either.

Oscar (28:52)

Because everyone bleeds after. If you do vaginal or C section. Any guesses?

Moses (28:56)

I think so. I think it's like just like your period.

Oscar (28:59)

What do you.

Trisha Paytas (28:59)

Yeah, I think similar. Right. Because isn't the period is the wall is like shedding? Right.

Oscar (29:06)

I always thought it was an egg breaking, but you Guys could very much be right.

Trisha Paytas (29:09)

I know it's like the lining. It's the uterine wall lining. Yeah.

Oscar (29:12)

Why did I always think it's like eggs literally breaking? They didn't get fertilized, so they break.

Moses (29:16)

But the eggs are, like, so tiny, so small, like. And I don't think it'll be blood, like. Like, when men break. It's not blood when men break. When the eggs. When the heart sperm come out, it's not blood or something.

Oscar (29:30)

Well, I don't think you bleed every month.

Moses (29:33)

Right. So I don't think eggs are related to the blood part. I think.

Oscar (29:36)

Well, eggs don't shoot out, though, during sex. The sperm sheets out, not the egg.

Moses (29:42)

Anyway. I think it is the lining and everything. The baby is inside.

Oscar (29:45)

Well, let us. Let us know. They do have a song called Blood from Black Parade where it's like, blood, blood, gallons of the stuff. Give them all that they can drink, but it'll never be enough. So give them blood, blood, blood.

Moses (29:57)

Is he singing about vampires?

Oscar (29:59)

Like he's singing. I actually have no idea what he's singing about that one. I don't know. It's called the hidden track off of Black Parade, and I actually have no idea. Sometimes. That's what I'm saying. When someone is very artsy and artistic and so talented, sometimes it goes over my head. You know, People have to explain what a concept is a concept album is to me because, like, oh, this is the concept of Black Parade. They're slowly dying. It's like, I don't know, but I like, I love the music. Do we look it up? Do we fact check?

Trisha Paytas (30:21)

Oh, the uterine wall.

Oscar (30:22)

No.

Trisha Paytas (30:22)

Oh, I know.

Oscar (30:23)

That's what you were investigating. Next topic. Onto the next. Thank you, Warner. That's so nice. Oh, my gosh.

Trisha Paytas (30:30)

Yeah.

Oscar (30:30)

I literally got excited. I got so excited. I still am excited, but I was like, oh, my God, Everyone got up out of the room and like, wait, Oscar. And I was like, what's happening?

Trisha Paytas (30:40)

I know, because I was gonna. I figured I was a little scared if it just got shipped here because I never know with your guys. Packages with Leo, the returns and this.

Oscar (30:48)

And that, you know, the unaccepting of it. Yes. Oh, so it came to you.

Trisha Paytas (30:52)

Yeah. Yeah. So I just had it shipped and I'm like, at least I'll know it'll get there. Yeah.

Oscar (30:56)

Because I was like, yours also. Could be. You never know. Both of ours. Both of ours. You never know. And Jimmy is definitely not.

Trisha Paytas (31:02)

Yeah. Jimmy is like, yeah, yeah. Out of the question.

Oscar (31:06)

Thank you for keeping it safe. I can't wait to go through all of that. That's so exciting. I didn't even buy this one from On Topic, but that's exciting. Wow. I feel so influential. They think my power is the Trish Fluence. They're literally on a stadium tour right now. I'm like, you're welcome, mcr. I'm here to. I'm here to help. Here to support grassroots small band.

Trisha Paytas (31:27)

Well, next album will definitely be number one, then because of you. You have to make sure.

Oscar (31:31)

Yeah, MCR5. It's coming. We've already gotten the tease on it. I cannot wait for it. And I will. I will be on the. Do they sell street teams? Do you remember that?

Trisha Paytas (31:39)

Oh, my God, you're right. I forgot about a street team. I don't know if there's, like, an official, like, street team now, but I guess it's just, like, stands just going out on the streets and, you know, raising awareness.

Oscar (31:50)

I love it. Just putting stickers everywhere. Yeah, I guess Twitter's more that now. This is very exciting. You know what can I even tell? I don't even really know what all this means. I know this is part of their new tour, but I don't really know. I don't really get it. I know. I. Yeah, I love it. I love the visual, but I don't really know what that. I guess it's just an M in a different language maybe, huh?

Trisha Paytas (32:09)

Oh, okay.

Oscar (32:10)

Mcr. Yeah. I don't know, but I love it, and I support. And there's times I wish I was a little smarter, you know? Like, I wish there was times I could catch on to things a little better, but it's okay. Not dumb, but even we were watching a movie. What were we watching this weekend? Something way above too smart for me.

Moses (32:27)

Which one?

Trisha Paytas (32:28)

Superman.

Oscar (32:29)

I did see that. I didn't watch it, but I saw it was, like, streaming, and I was like, oh, I should watch it.

Moses (32:35)

I don't know which one of them. Not the one with Molly or the.

Oscar (32:39)

Oh, Spy. Yes, it was Spy. I could not. I. I loved it, but I couldn't. Sometimes it was a little complicated for me to follow. Spy movies in general are. I couldn't tell the difference between the two agents. Okay, there was two big actors. Jude Law's one. I forgot the other one.

Trisha Paytas (32:56)

So all big actors. Oh, I was gonna say all big actors. Like, the same, too.

Oscar (33:00)

They were. They were both pretty much. I guess there was one who was the one with the bald.

Moses (33:06)

I don't know. The other Guy.

Oscar (33:07)

Jason Statham. I don't know what he's from, but I know I hear the name all the time.

Trisha Paytas (33:10)

He's from Fast and Furious, maybe.

Oscar (33:12)

I want to say, I feel like he's in his. He's in the mega.

Trisha Paytas (33:16)

He's in random action movies.

Oscar (33:18)

Yeah. That he. I get getting confused with Jula.

Trisha Paytas (33:21)

Okay. Where.

Oscar (33:22)

And Jude Law cheated on his wife. Right.

Trisha Paytas (33:26)

Real life.

Oscar (33:26)

Sienna Miller. Yeah. Oh, I really would love Melissa McCarthy's career. I would love her career. I guess I wasn't familiar. Jimmy was the first one. Tell me. I was. By then you said it was iconic. Yeah. And then you co Signed it. Then Andrew Valentine. I posted on Instagram. He's like, this is the best movie ever. And I was like, wow. I did like it, but I was rather confused. But I did like it. I love this McCarthy. I love her. I don't know why she's not working more. Also skinny right now. So skinny.

Trisha Paytas (33:49)

Yeah.

Oscar (33:49)

I went to her Instagram. I was like, so love. Everyone's skinny. Rosie O' Donnell is like size 12. I'm like, I love. I love it for them. I do. As someone who's always big, like, I'd love to be skinny, too. But also, what is happening? Like, why is everyone skinny? I love it. Like I said, Rosie said for her health. It, like, saved her all stuff like that. But why? Why is everyone so skinny? How. I guess is more my question.

Trisha Paytas (34:09)

I don't even know why Rosie says shout out Manjaro.

Oscar (34:11)

She did shout out. Moses thinks she was sponsored. I was like, I don't think she's sponsored by Manjaro.

Moses (34:15)

I mean, if you shout it out and then take this. The, you know, post down.

Oscar (34:19)

It was up.

Moses (34:19)

I did find it.

Oscar (34:20)

It was up. Yeah. That was my bad. I did look down. Yeah.

Moses (34:23)

So I thought maybe Yes.

Oscar (34:26)

I just want to have. Well, yeah, she's doing.

Moses (34:27)

But she seems to be, like, an honest person, so maybe she's just like, let me tell you exactly how I did it.

Oscar (34:31)

So I love that.

Moses (34:33)

If it helps you to.

Oscar (34:35)

Damn. It's crazy, though. What if everyone's, like, injecting themselves with something they don't know? Like, what if they do.

Moses (34:40)

They are exactly doing that.

Oscar (34:42)

Well, they know what's in it. They've had it around.

Moses (34:44)

Well, we don't know the side effects yet.

Oscar (34:45)

It's. Well, the side effects of anything.

Moses (34:47)

It's relatively new, so we don't know the long term.

Oscar (34:50)

Right. But what if it's like a horror movie where it's like, we gave everyone this Injection. Kudos to everyone. Getting scared, honestly. Looks so good. I showed Moses. I was like, she is tiny. She is so tiny. And I know we're not coming on people's weight, but. But she is tiny. Was it Barbara's right? Were we talking about this? Yes. And everyone was mad that she said asked her if she was on it was epic.

Trisha Paytas (35:11)

Yes.

Oscar (35:11)

She's giving my mom vibes where she thought it was like a dm. Right.

Trisha Paytas (35:14)

And she was. It was a public comment. Yeah.

Oscar (35:16)

But Mr. McCarthy didn't care. She liked it. She said, oh, she knows who I am. I think it's compliment. I think if someone says, oh, are you on a zempic? That must mean you look good, right?

Trisha Paytas (35:24)

Yeah, of course.

Oscar (35:25)

No, I love it. Please bring Mike and Molly back. I would love to be on it. That guy too. So skinny. Billy Gardell. I know no one cares, but I get so into it. So I love Mike and Molly. Please go watch it. We're on season five. We have one season left. Cbs. Mike and Molly sent me merch. I would love this. But they. Yeah, that guy got skull. He did another big show after Mike and Molly. I forgot the name of it, but everyone's getting so skinny. You think it's bad to be fat? No.

Trisha Paytas (35:55)

I mean you can be healthy and still be like. Because I think, I don't know, there's differences in how people's bodies are and stuff. So I don't know. I don't think being fat is automatically means you're unhealthy. You know, I think it depends on. Because you can also be skinny and have like high cholesterol and a lot of other things wrong with you as well. So.

Oscar (36:14)

Heart conditions.

Trisha Paytas (36:14)

Yeah.

Oscar (36:15)

Skinny people. Alcoholism.

Trisha Paytas (36:17)

Yeah. It's like, obviously if you're like morbidly obese, there are more health risks and complications, of course. But it's up to, you know, medical professional to help guide you on that journey, I think.

Oscar (36:29)

Right?

Trisha Paytas (36:30)

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Oscar (36:30)

So non medically speaking, is there anything.

Trisha Paytas (36:33)

Wrong with being, I mean the whole end the world, the society will tell you. Yeah, of course. You know what I mean? Like, it is harder being bigger to just buy clothes for yourself. I mean, look at the cardi b thing, the, you know, three buying 3X. You know, there's less of that in stock and then it's harder for people who are bigger to find clothes that fit them. And then also when you're bigger, finding something that like fits you like style wise, you know what I mean? Like you can't. It's hard to have style when you are bigger. Because then you just. The things that they make. It's just like a huge T shirt with like a weird, like, text on it, like, go, boss. And it's like a three.

Oscar (37:09)

You know what I mean?

Trisha Paytas (37:10)

It's like that.

Oscar (37:10)

Yes.

Trisha Paytas (37:11)

Like, born to slay. And then it's just a freaking big gray T shirt with, like, gray. It's like, well, where's the style? Where's the creativity?

Oscar (37:19)

So true. Sometimes they put torrid. Would put a little lace on the shoulder. Yeah, that's why I like Fashion Nova. They're giving. They're giving. They're giving. Skanky for all sizes up to like 4x. You know, skims, too. So you are anti fat. Yeah. Boo.

Trisha Paytas (37:38)

Fatties. Yeah, that's my platform.

Oscar (37:40)

I guess I'm just, you know, I don't know why. I guess I'm just, like, comfortable and I'm like, God, I really wish, like, being fat was okay right now, but I guess it's not. But that's okay. I'm like, so happy and I'm like, damn, should I be taking this, too? I really don't want to, but I feel like I should.

Trisha Paytas (37:55)

No, don't be pressured into doing.

Oscar (37:56)

I'm feeling it, but I also know myself. I don't want to inject myself. Come out with a.

Moses (38:01)

And you know that you're healthy right now.

Oscar (38:03)

Well, I don't know if I'm healthy.

Moses (38:04)

You do. Like, in pregnancy, they test everything, and all the time you're healthy. It is a spectrum. Like, there's a point where you get to a point where it's really affecting your health.

Oscar (38:14)

But yeah, yeah, we're walking. We walked on Monday. We walked for an hour. That was pretty good. I'm starting Pilates this week for the first time.

Trisha Paytas (38:22)

Wow, that's exciting.

Oscar (38:23)

I'm very excited. Let you know how it goes. But yeah, you know, a little toned up when it hurt. But I do love to eat. And I love the Spy. What year did this movie come out? I don't know, but I like Spy because it wasn't about her weight. I mean, they did some jokes about her, like, being love with Jude Law and how, like, so funny you'd be in love with him. But it wasn't necessarily about her being fat or anything. She looked great. And at the end, she looked beautiful. The poster, they make her look like a crazy old lady or something.

Moses (38:50)

But in the front of her costume, for some reason, they chose one of her costume that she was in it for the shortest amount of time.

Oscar (38:56)

Like, the ugliest one, where she was obviously supposed to be like, yeah, she. Oh, this is the worst outfit. And at the end, they gave her a sleigh bob and some black liner. And I was just like, why didn't they use that for the poster? They just love to make someone look like a clown, I guess. And she's beautiful, so that's annoying. Anyways, I love Melissa McCarthy. New dream guest. I followed her. Maybe I'll DM her. We'll see. She's making pottery. That's what she was doing. She was giving a little ghost with her husband. Her husband?

Trisha Paytas (39:18)

Do you know the one that's in everything with her?

Oscar (39:21)

Yes. Yeah, how does that happen? He's, like, in Bridesmaids with her. Like, he's the guy with the mustache. Like, he's in, like, every movie with her. I'm like, how did that get. How did that happen? You think they. They just. It's just coincidence or.

Trisha Paytas (39:33)

I don't think. I don't think it's coincidence. Like, guess what?

Moses (39:36)

We both get cast again.

Oscar (39:37)

Bridesmaids. They kind of look like him, actually. Bridesmaids, they, like, fall in love. Because she's like. He's like the air marshal.

Moses (39:42)

I'm surprised you never showed me or told me that.

Oscar (39:44)

Well, you never care. I always tell you. I'm like, oh, Billy Gardner, huh?

Moses (39:48)

You didn't tell me about her husband.

Oscar (39:50)

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Trisha Paytas (42:48)

Well, in more big people news. Oh, Pete Davidson and his big schlong. That's a good transition, right?

Oscar (42:55)

That was good. And I. This is the thing I did tell Moses all weekend, I'm like, I was right.

Trisha Paytas (43:00)

You're right, you're right, you're right. 10 inch long. You were right.

Oscar (43:08)

And Pete Davidson came out and said, this is annoying. Moses was trying to, like, I don't think, be on the other side.

Moses (43:14)

He's like, I think he's still putting, you know, gas on the fire. Because he's like. Because if you say, like, I don't like when people talk about my big penis, it's not the same as if it's like, well, I don't like when people talk about my body. Like, the fact that he frames it exactly in that.

Oscar (43:29)

Well, it was a very specific bde, which is a very specific phrase. Big energy is what he said. So he wasn't just like, stop talking about my big penis. He was like, the BDE is annoying.

Moses (43:38)

Exactly. He's talking specifically about it.

Oscar (43:40)

Well, because that's what people. What? Go ahead. Maybe set it up for the people who don't know.

Trisha Paytas (43:44)

Yeah. So Pete Davidson did an interview with Charlamagne on the Breakfast Club last week, and he talked about his time on snl. And he ended up feeling weird towards the end of his stint on SNL because he felt like he brought a lot of, like, pop culture and like, tabloid things unintentionally by just on, you know, his dating life being in the news a lot. And he. Pete said, I was embarrassed by it because no one talked about any of the work I was doing. They were just like, oh, that's the F stick. And that hurts so much. He said that he was sad and embarrassed by the attention, even though no one was outrightly mean. And then Charlemagne asked, because Charlemagne was confused by that. Like, how would that be insulting? The direct quote was, he was banging a lot of hot chicks and you had a 10 inch penis. And Pete said, you know, on paper, that sounds great. I don't want to victimize myself in any way because I'm cool, But the sexualization of me, if that was a girl, people would be. There would be a march for it.

Oscar (44:39)

It.

Trisha Paytas (44:40)

Because you're just talking about my all day. And then he got asked, what about, like, big energy? And he said that he did like it at first but he did think the joke, the big. Why it became a big joke was because he was dating people who. People the pop culture would consider, like, outside of his league. It would be like, oh, there's, you know, the guy with tattoos and who was a drug addict, and he's dating, like, all these hot, hot girls. He said, like, he would. Made the comparison. Like, if it was Glenn Powell dating a lot of, like, hot girls, would people make such a big, you know, thing about it? Which is a valid point, I think that was the whole thing. Like, what is it about Pete Davidson? You know, he's not. I mean, you called him not hot, actually. So you call him not hot.

Oscar (45:23)

No. Yeah, he's not. But, like, right. That's why people are called. Dang it. Because he's not traditionally hot.

Trisha Paytas (45:30)

So it's like, what is. He must have a big D. And.

Oscar (45:34)

The traditionally hot people, like. Like Brad Pitt or Glenn Powell. I don't know personally, but I have heard it's lde Little. Little.

Trisha Paytas (45:40)

Okay.

Oscar (45:41)

It's like, not much going on down there. But, you know, that's why I think God is funny this way, how they bless some people with some things. You know what I mean? Like. Like, I don't think he blessed me with, like, a really great voice because, like, I'd be unstoppable, you know, or actually skinny. He didn't bless me with a Skinny jeans. Otherwise I would be unstoppable. All of it, actually. But he gave me a good. We talked about this. Like, I have a good personality. You know what I mean? So you kind of get that. But you. You have to give and take things. Like, you can't be. You can't make someone perfect. You know, like, the attractive people of the world, their personalities are probably dull.

Trisha Paytas (46:12)

Yeah.

Oscar (46:13)

You know, like, you kind of. It's rare. It's rare. You get like an Ariana Grande where they're, like, funny and talented and skinny and beautiful and all stuff like that. Maybe there's something wrong with her. I'm sure there's something we'd have to ask, but I don't know. And I think that's probably the same with this is like, there's attractive men that have very small. Below average. Because I don't think, you know, the average size penis is 5 inches.

Trisha Paytas (46:32)

Someone told me.

Oscar (46:33)

I did not know this. I was like, so it's not small, but some people have really small, you know, like a micro one. And that's fine because people like that. But yeah, I guess people were saying because Pete dates Hot people. He is not hot. No. That's where you're going.

Trisha Paytas (46:46)

I wasn't going. I was just bringing up your.

Moses (46:48)

When we. When we talked about him here and his dating life, the only thing we said was that, like, he must be really funny and a good character and they enjoyed spending time with him.

Trisha Paytas (46:56)

Said he was ugly.

Moses (46:58)

No, go back. But all I'm saying is, like, we never ever talked about his body. Like that was. He's not talking about us.

Oscar (47:03)

He's not talking about the justice.

Moses (47:05)

I know, I understand that, but what I'm saying is that when people look at him with girls that they think is above his league, like, think about Benny Blanco, you know, like, people have that. And in his case, we defended him. Like, he must be funny and really good character.

Oscar (47:22)

Benny Blanco.

Moses (47:23)

No, also Pete.

Oscar (47:24)

But also. I mean, look, not victim shaming, of course, but he did. He. They would make jokes about it on snl. I think when Kim was hosting, she was on a magic carpet. She was like Aladdin and Jasmine with him. And they talked about him. His having a penis. I think he's like, joked about it or maybe Kim or like, whoever's dating him. Like, there's like that thing.

Trisha Paytas (47:41)

Well, ariana Grande in 2018, she had a song on sweetener called Pete Davidson. And someone tweeted her and asked how long Pete is talking about, like, the track. And ariana replied, Like, 10 inches. Oh, well, I mean, like a little over a minute. So she also was, like, joking about it too. She did delete it afterwards. But.

Oscar (48:04)

Yeah, but this is what I said. And I will always defend. I did defend it because it's like, yes, that would be annoying because, like, yeah, imagine. I hate when they say when roles reverse. Because, like, whatever. It's like, not really the same, but it's giving Jason Isaacs and White Lotus. It's like very. Just like. Okay, you're kind of missing the point. But I do agree, because could you imagine someone I dated is like, but that weighed 20 pounds? You know what I mean? Like, maybe a compliment, but also, I don't want that being talked about. At least not now. You know?

Moses (48:32)

I don't know. I don't think anyone has ever weighed.

Oscar (48:35)

I have. Mine might be £20. My boobs are like 30. My little peanut is not so little. It's like 30. It's like £20. It's so like just full of liquid. I don't know, like, what's it called when. It's when you retain a lot of water. Retain water. Swollen, maybe.

Trisha Paytas (48:52)

I don't know, Water retention. I think water.

Oscar (48:54)

I have a lot of water retention. I hold a lot of water, which is why Moses is attracted to me. It's like, look at all that water in that body and probably more water than most people. Yeah. So, like, that's what I was saying. And do you see. Do you see it now? Because you're like, no, nobody would care.

Trisha Paytas (49:08)

No, I. I do get it to an extent, but it's also like, in comparison, it's like you're being called, you know, Fatty McFadderson and, like, old and, you know. Yes. It's not the worst. I would rather be bullied for being hung like a horse and bullied for being ugly. Well, I guess Pete also gets ugly, too, so I'm not a fair argument. Yeah.

Oscar (49:33)

Yes. I. I remember getting bullied for boobs in school, but that was like, 10. But still, it was awful. Yeah, it does, like. Yeah. Does kind of affect you.

Trisha Paytas (49:41)

Yeah. I think, luckily I understand where Pete is coming from. And, you know, kudos to him for also opening up about that, because I think obviously he would talk about it. I mean, even he was talking to Charlamagne, who did not even understand it at all. And I feel like he knew people would not understand it.

Oscar (49:55)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (49:55)

So kudos to Pete for knowing people would be like, g. Like, who cares? And still opening up about it. I do think the sexualization was crazy, but it's also like, like you said, it was the feeding the beast of snl. It became very, like, referential to Pete and who he was dating.

Oscar (50:11)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (50:11)

His bde. So it's like, obviously, if he keeps bringing. If that keeps being the joke, then it's going to spread. You know, maybe like, now that he's.

Oscar (50:22)

A dad, he's tired of it. He's like, you know what? I'm having a baby. So.

Trisha Paytas (50:24)

Yeah, that's what he was talking. He was like, yeah. He was going through all this, as with his new partner, Elsie, and figuring out, like, you know, as he gets ready for fatherhood and stuff.

Oscar (50:32)

Yeah, that always.

Trisha Paytas (50:33)

I feel like that's pretty common. Like, when people are, you know, about to become parents, they have to, like, work through a lot of stuff and figure out, like, what they're comfortable with, what they aren't in retrospect, you know.

Oscar (50:41)

So for sure, because I also think, like, I don't know his story, but, like, also, me, I always wanted kids, but never really thought truly, I did not think I'd have kids. I'm like, I probably won't ever have them. So you kind of like, whatever, you're just kind of reckless. And then when you actually have them, especially, especially when they're here, you're kind of like, ah. And they get older and then it starts to feel more guilt. That's what I'm working through at the moment. I'm like, damn, there's a lot. And then, yeah, that's kind of all fussed around because I think when you're just like, have no kids, you, like, don't care. I was like, I'm gonna die young. Who cares? No one likes me. Whatever. I'm gonna do whatever. And then, then you live, which is good. But got a lot to reconcile.

Trisha Paytas (51:11)

Yeah.

Oscar (51:11)

You know, good for him. Congrats. Rats. I like Pete. I think.

Trisha Paytas (51:20)

I think you know too. Yeah, I mean, he's not like, yes, he was dating a lot of people, but at least he didn't have like the rep that like, sorry, apologies to Harry, Josie, but like, he didn't have that Harry Jowsey connotation of at least, you know, Riley was saying how, like, how bad, you know, or Harry let her on and stuff. But no one ever says like, Pete treated them like, terribly, you know, so.

Oscar (51:44)

Why do I always feel like, like he gets broken up with? I don't know if that's true, but that's in my head it seems like.

Trisha Paytas (51:49)

That I feel like probably can't like the most high profile ones, like him and Ariana, I'm assuming, break up with.

Oscar (51:54)

Him because he had the tattoos of her kids, initials of Kim's kids initials on him. So he seems to go pretty hard.

Trisha Paytas (51:59)

Yeah. So at least to his credit, yes, he does date a lot of people, but at least he, you know, treats them well while he is dating them.

Oscar (52:07)

You're right. Yeah. And also being called not attractive is not an insult. Insults like, I'm not attractive to a lot of people and that's fine.

Trisha Paytas (52:15)

Yeah. Traditionally, like, I don't think he's. I honestly don't think Pete is ugly. I think he's not like, I guess the traditional hot for Hollywood, but I don't think he's ugly.

Oscar (52:25)

A lot of people like him.

Trisha Paytas (52:26)

And then he even did like a photo shoot a couple months ago where all his tattoos recovered and then he did like an underwear photo shoot and then everyone who thought he was ugly was like, oh. So I feel like it's almost a preference of like, maybe you don't like a lot of tattoos or something. Yeah. But if you like, I don't really care about tattoos, so I don't know. I never thought he was, like, ugly.

Moses (52:44)

I thought, she's removing all of them, right?

Trisha Paytas (52:46)

He's. I think he is going through and removing some. Yeah.

Moses (52:49)

He had, like, a huge plan for. Takes a few years and tens of thousands of dollars.

Oscar (52:54)

Oh, tattoo removal seems wild. That's why, thank God I never got a tattoo because, like, Lord knows, the tattoos I would have had.

Trisha Paytas (53:01)

Yeah, that would be scary.

Oscar (53:02)

Yes. I wanted them again. Needles. I think needles are, like, a weird, weird, scary thing. I know I've got, like, Botox and stuff like that, but I have, like, a weird needle. I don't like it even. Even giving birth. The worst part is the IV that hurts the worst. I hate it. Like, me. I just. Yeah, those. I have to look away, like, so maybe that's why I never did tattoos.

Trisha Paytas (53:20)

Yeah.

Oscar (53:21)

You have any? No. Oh, yeah. And it's. So that's the only one.

Trisha Paytas (53:25)

That's the only one. Yeah.

Oscar (53:26)

Wait, why did you get that? Just. You were like, love Taylor.

Trisha Paytas (53:29)

Well, it was ironically, through my weight loss and stuff, too. I like the symbolism of a snake because, I mean, there's a few things. One, it's, like, the idea of, like, you know, you shed your skin and you start new. So that was, like, one aspect of it, obviously, like, the Taylor thing, too, because, like, I was listening to reputation a lot as I was losing weight. But also, I think the symbolism of, like, snakes only bite back when they're, like, threatened or stepped on.

Oscar (53:52)

Oh, okay.

Trisha Paytas (53:53)

Yeah. So there's, like, a lot of, like, symbolism.

Oscar (53:56)

I love that.

Trisha Paytas (53:56)

Yeah. And also, I like the idea of, like. Like, sometimes you got to suck the venom out of your life and then keep. Yeah, I know. I. I thought about it a lot going. Yes, I thought about it a lot.

Oscar (54:05)

Damn.

Trisha Paytas (54:06)

Yeah.

Oscar (54:06)

You love a snake, and you have a snake on your shirt today.

Trisha Paytas (54:08)

Oh, yeah, I do.

Oscar (54:10)

What is that?

Trisha Paytas (54:11)

This is just Harley Davidson shirt.

Oscar (54:13)

Yeah, I love it. Okay. Snake. And you're not Year of the Snake, though.

Trisha Paytas (54:17)

No, no, no.

Oscar (54:18)

But you just love a snake.

Trisha Paytas (54:19)

Yeah, I like what. Like, the symbolism.

Oscar (54:21)

We're in Year of the Snake, so this is your year.

Trisha Paytas (54:22)

Yeah, true.

Oscar (54:23)

I love it. We're getting a big snake. Snake, kind of like our tiger. I'm getting a big one made that, like, wraps around the poles. Yeah, it's so cool. I do love a snake, too. Yeah. Because they seem like they're. This episode is brought to you by JCPenney. Yes. JCPenney. And if you've been there recently, you know, it's the place to go for jaw Dropping looks at brag worthy prices. They've got something special for every style and budget. Not to mention rewards and deals that make finding those hidden gems even sweeter.

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Trisha Paytas (55:05)

Yeah, there is like good symbolism there. And obviously don't go in the Bible for snake symbolism.

Oscar (55:10)

But what happens in the Bible?

Trisha Paytas (55:11)

You should know, aren't you?

Oscar (55:12)

What do you mean? What do you mean? Adam and Eve, there's a snake in the animal.

Trisha Paytas (55:17)

The devil is the snake, the apple and that tempts Eve to eat the apple anyway. But you know, just don't look there for the of sake. Snake symbolism. That's. I'm not trying to be devilish but.

Oscar (55:26)

Oh my. Well, let's not go to the Bible. Accurate representation of anything. But who wrote that story? I want to know who Our enemy. What book is that? Matthew, Mark Luther?

Trisha Paytas (55:36)

Genesis. No.

Oscar (55:37)

Oh, in the beginning.

Trisha Paytas (55:38)

Yes.

Oscar (55:40)

Is it?

Moses (55:40)

Yeah, the Garden of Eden.

Oscar (55:41)

Genesis. I thought Genesis was.

Moses (55:44)

This is Adam and Eve and the snake.

Oscar (55:46)

That's in the Old Testament.

Moses (55:47)

Yeah, yeah. It's like the first book. It's the first two people people.

Oscar (55:51)

And that's how the Bible starts. It's with Adam and Eve first God.

Moses (55:56)

Created the heaven and the earth and you know, he created the place for this two people and then she made the snake one day in the garden.

Oscar (56:02)

And you know, I don't love the Bible for myself. I think it's good for people who like want it. But I don't know if I love it.

Trisha Paytas (56:08)

I don't know if I do either.

Oscar (56:09)

You know people can interpret it. They always are like interpreting it. They do Bible study and like I again if you love it for you, like I do meditation, I have a little Buddha, you know, whatever works for you. But it's like there's so many ways to interpret. I guess that's a way, that's a good thing. Cuz like how do they interpret that as like a lesson, the.

Trisha Paytas (56:23)

The snake resisting temptation. I guess.

Oscar (56:26)

Why resist it?

Trisha Paytas (56:27)

I guess cuz the rule was don't. I don't, I don't remember the whole story. It was something about like don't eat that apple girl. And then she still ate that apple.

Moses (56:33)

Poetry, like you have to analyze and decode also what each thing means. What does the apple mean? What does the Snake mean what is like, you know, because was the fruit of knowledge. So it's like is the apple like you know taking a magic mushroom? Like when you see. You know what I mean? Like what is the apple? What is the snake that gave them. What is it? Self awareness that they received because after she ate the apple she realized for the first time that she was naked. So like there's certain awareness that came from that.

Oscar (57:00)

How do you even know you're negative? You're the first people on earth.

Trisha Paytas (57:03)

Because she ate that apple.

Oscar (57:04)

But how do you even know about clothes? Like you don't know anything because there's no other people to compare yourself to.

Moses (57:08)

Right. But that's what I'm saying. Like certain awareness came don't compete where.

Oscar (57:11)

You don't compare period. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (57:12)

You know that was in the Bible.

Oscar (57:15)

That was Genesis. I don't like it. I don't like it. I just think, you know, life is short. Eat the apple.

Moses (57:21)

You know, maybe that's what she thought would say.

Trisha Paytas (57:24)

That's not what Charlie XCX would say. What she say the apples rotten right to the core. From all the other apples fallen before apple down. Symmetrical lines.

Oscar (57:34)

I love that. You know the lyrics I never heard scary.

Trisha Paytas (57:37)

Makes me just want to draw right open that.

Oscar (57:39)

Maybe she's referencing Adam and Eve.

Trisha Paytas (57:41)

Maybe.

Oscar (57:43)

Wow.

Moses (57:45)

Not sponsored.

Oscar (57:46)

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Trisha Paytas (57:51)

I thought you were going to say a Charlie XCX sponsorship. I was like word that would be.

Oscar (57:55)

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Trisha Paytas (57:59)

Our booker Trisha.

Oscar (57:59)

Yes. I love that you never told me that was her name. I was shook when I saw.

Trisha Paytas (58:02)

I know. I forgot about that. I didn't process until. Until I wrote the email and I was like, oh wait, I are. I was like Trisha.

Oscar (58:08)

Here's Trisha as I love the name. Thanks.

Trisha Paytas (58:13)

More pop music news Chapel Roan being at the center of Connor Franta and Troye Sivan feud saw this. This was. I kind of did a little deep dive because I forgot about the Toronto.

Oscar (58:24)

Days which is crazy. I know. I feel like a lot of people don't know Troye Sivan was coming up with like the Tyler Oakley's and the.

Trisha Paytas (58:30)

Little YouTuber hashtag never forget because never I. That era was very.

Oscar (58:35)

You loved it.

Trisha Paytas (58:37)

Yeah. I don't know. I was watching Traunter videos last night to research and I remember like watching them but I wasn't like a hardcore like Connor Troy Tyler Oakley star.

Oscar (58:50)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (58:51)

But I was fans of the people in the circle. You know what I mean? Like, hard. Like, I loved. I love Zoella. I loved pretty much all the Brit. Like, that whole British group, Sprinkle. I love Grace Helbig and Mamrie.

Oscar (59:06)

Oh, was she in this group?

Trisha Paytas (59:07)

She's kind of like on the Peripheral. It's like, you know, it's all kind of connected because Tyler was really good friends with Connor and Troy, but he was also, like, besties with, like, Grace and Mamrie and Hannah Hart. Whoa. And then Joey's in there somewhere too. And then Joey has. Then there's Colleen and then. Yeah, it's all kind of very.

Oscar (59:23)

That's kind of how it goes, huh? There's always groups. Groups.

Trisha Paytas (59:25)

Yeah.

Oscar (59:26)

Because even now, there's like, you know, Brittany, Drew, Caleb. Like, it's like Trixie. Like, it's like the main. The popular people, you know, all group up together too.

Trisha Paytas (59:33)

Like, all this.

Oscar (59:34)

All right. Vanilla Mace and QT Cinderella.

Trisha Paytas (59:36)

Yeah.

Oscar (59:37)

Oh, you really gotta get in a group. I tried. I tried getting in groups. I don't know if it works for me, but. Hence why we're at just Trish.

Trisha Paytas (59:43)

Yeah, exactly.

Oscar (59:44)

I try to pair myself with almost every what I thought was a big YouTuber, and it just never worked out for me. Works out for them, though. It does work out for them. Because honestly, some of those people, I think they just, like, get so rich and retire. Like, we're done.

Trisha Paytas (59:55)

Yeah.

Oscar (59:56)

You know what I mean? Technically, just living his life. Mamrie, Grace. I remember they had a huge tour. All of them. I think they were books. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (60:02)

Yeah.

Oscar (60:03)

They're like, we don't even. That's the goal. I always, like, flex and I'm like, I'm still here, but also need to be. Need to pay bills. So I will be here till forever, honestly. But, yeah, there. That's everything. Okay. So I. I guess I didn't watch high locally. I did tweet him this week. I don't know what I tweeted him about.

Trisha Paytas (60:19)

What did you tweet Tyler ugly about?

Oscar (60:20)

He tweeted something. I was like, yes, King.

Trisha Paytas (60:23)

Okay.

Oscar (60:23)

It just popped up. I was like, I love. I need his support. Of. Of those people, who did you like the best? The British. The Holy Trinity.

Trisha Paytas (60:31)

Faves. Who was my faves back then? God. I think I like. I mean, I did see Grace, Hannah and Mamrie on tour, like one of their tour, like, shows. So I feel like they must have been up there for me for sure. I remember watching Joey's vlogs But I don't know if I was seated for every Joey video. I think definitely cut it all is kind of a blur because I you for sure Shane, but not Shane like for Shane and Friends era.

Oscar (61:03)

Right, right.

Trisha Paytas (61:03)

Not Shane like by himself with like the slime or whatever, but Shane and Friends. I did like, I want to say maybe like half of Otua. Like Ricky and Trevi.

Oscar (61:17)

Yes, maybe.

Trisha Paytas (61:18)

Honestly, maybe a little bit of Connor too. I did interview Connor a couple times about, I think his book or something.

Oscar (61:24)

He had a memoir, like 23 or something. Yeah, I need to read these memoirs. I need to join this YouTube book club or whatever because I want to read it. What did they write about at 23? Joey too. Didn't he have a memoir at 23?

Trisha Paytas (61:35)

Yeah, they all had these books. Gen X Penn also had the book around this. I think she was even younger. She must have been like 17 or 18.

Oscar (61:42)

Not to say you don't have a lot to write about because like childhood trauma, of course, like you could don't. But that's like a chapter.

Trisha Paytas (61:47)

Well, the guy I this. I was doing my research. So Connor's second book. Book was very much inspired by Troy.

Oscar (61:53)

Oh, that's where the beef started. He's like, you copied my book?

Trisha Paytas (61:55)

Yeah. So to go back to the beginning, the. The genesis.

Oscar (62:01)

In the beginning, Troy Sivan and Connor Granta.

Trisha Paytas (62:05)

Troy posted a little photo dev of. I guess it was him in relation to Chapel Roan. And the first photo was a photo of Troy in Chapel. I think she must. She was like 17 or something at the time when. When Troy and Connor had just discovered her and when she was under the name just like Kaylee Rose. And the photo was originally the photo. The photo was three of them. It's Troy, Chapel and then Connor. But Troy just Instagrammed it was cropped. So it was just him and Chapel. And then he later, once people were clocking that, he clarified in the comments. FYI, I found that pic online doing my weekly Google of Troye Sivan and Chapel Roan. Not my crop, which I don't believe for a second.

Oscar (62:47)

Oh, you think he cropped it? It.

Trisha Paytas (62:49)

Yeah, I do think he cropped it. Okay, hold on. I'm gonna do a little experiment. This is boots on the ground.

Oscar (62:56)

I love a crop out. I'll crop anyone out of a photo. I do love a crop out, especially somebody you don't talk to anymore.

Trisha Paytas (63:02)

The first one, when you Google Troy, Sivon, Chapel, Ron, is the three of them. Yes, there is one of them, actually. No, this one didn't even exist. This one only comes up because of him. Yes.

Oscar (63:12)

That's so funny.

Trisha Paytas (63:13)

So I've always seen the picture.

Oscar (63:15)

I think we talked about Hot Topics once. Like when it first. Yes. Like, oh, wow, they discovered Chapel Row. Like, that's co. Yeah. But now he's trying to make it seem like he's just in the photo by himself.

Trisha Paytas (63:23)

So. Yeah. Then Troy did acknowledge the crop in the comments after he was called out. But then Connor, who is so funny to me because he loves a little. Yes, he loves like a. Subtle enough. You know, actually the Daniel Prado one was pretty outright. But anyway, he posted the Other side of the Crop where it was just him and Chapel and then he captioned it My Good side. And then people clocked that the song that Troy wrote for Connor after the breakup was called the Good side.

Oscar (63:53)

They dated.

Trisha Paytas (63:54)

Yes. This is why it's all also shady. What do you mean? Trauma. That's why I was talking about trauma.

Oscar (64:01)

Me and Trained were a thing, but we weren't dating.

Trisha Paytas (64:04)

Oh, my God. Yes. Okay, so for context. Yes. They dated for like a. About. I mean, it's hard to say the exact timeline. At least a year. At least a year. Because on Troy's album, Blue Neighborhood, he had a song called for him and that was a song about him and Connor. And it was like a love song about how much he is. Like how much he loves spending time with them and how he's falling from. Etc. Then the next album, he had a song called the Good side and the. Let me read the lyrics though, because I watched. He did the, you know, the genius interviews where they break down the lyrics. So he did one for the Good side and I was actually so gagged. And if I was Connor frantic, I would have done something drastic.

Oscar (64:41)

Okay.

Trisha Paytas (64:41)

Yeah.

Oscar (64:42)

Because the lyrics.

Trisha Paytas (64:43)

Let me read the lyrics to you.

Oscar (64:44)

I love genius.

Trisha Paytas (64:45)

I got the good side of things. Left you with both of the rings. My fingers danced and swayed in the breeze. The change in the wind took you down to your knees. So he's saying that like the metaphor. He said in the genius interview they weren't going to get engaged. But it's like the metaphor of, like, now there's not going to be that. And my finger is like, free in the breeze with no ring on it. And you are down bad because I broke up with you.

Oscar (65:09)

See, I would have interpreted that as like you were giving someone else a job and you cheated on me. Like, that's exactly what I thought when he said, you died on your knees of the rings. I was like, oh, damn, he threw the rings.

Trisha Paytas (65:21)

When you were listening to mcr. What you're. What you're interpreting that as?

Oscar (65:26)

Are you just guessing, or you think that's what it is?

Trisha Paytas (65:28)

No, because he broke down the lyrics. He's like, I. My finger is free in the. He literally said that on Genius. I mean, I, I am the one that's adding the breakup thing, but that's what he's, like, alluding to. Alluding to in the lyrics. I got the good side of youf sent it out into the blue the people dance the sound of your heart the world sang along to it falling apart which means, like, he's going on tour singing these songs about, like, Connor and the breakup, and everyone's, like, going crazy part, like, you know, singing along to these songs. But meanwhile, Connor is when they're actually about. And he's the one that's, like, down, like, reeling from the breakup and is depressed. And then he says, but I sympathize and I recognize and baby, I apologize that I got the good side of things I got the good side of life Traveled the universe twice so many thoughts I wanted to share but I didn't call because it wouldn't be fair. So I understand Troy being like, you know, I, I, he at least recognized. He's like, yeah, I apologize. I feel bad. I sympathize with you, but damn, my life is so freaking good right now. I'm traveling and performing and, like, now I'm sorry that you are, you know, over there in la, but things are going great for me, especially at that age, like, you know, early 20s, I would have done something crazy. I don't know what. I would have done something to get me on the news for sure, that if someone wrote a song and was performing it and it was like, I'm so right now, and my life is amazing and you are really, like, depressed, and that sucks for you. But. But, baby, I'm living. My life is so good.

Oscar (66:59)

I know. I'm kind of team Troy on this. What if it's the truth?

Trisha Paytas (67:03)

If someone did that to you back in the early, like, you know, think the peak of, like, you in the revenge breakup days. If someone did that to you and then wrote a song about how much they're loving life and have moved on, and literally it goes into, like, falling into someone else's arms and. Sorry that you have to see that.

Oscar (67:21)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (67:21)

So they're writing about their new lover and they're posting him on Instagram and they're, like, thriving, and then they're talking about you, like, sex with this depressed cry on the floor. What would you would not be upset, like, go off.

Oscar (67:32)

I'm severely unwell at that age. I literally went to a mental hospital.

Trisha Paytas (67:37)

So.

Oscar (67:37)

Yes, of course. But I think to like, a sane person, like, well, you can't eat. You're kind of. You are doing better than me, you know, like, let me. Let me try and get above you now.

Trisha Paytas (67:47)

If that was me, I think you. I would lose it.

Oscar (67:50)

I. Us. Yeah. Poor Connor. He really has been getting like. Of so many people like this talking about him, and he does handle it well. You know, maybe he's doing fine too. He could also very well now.

Trisha Paytas (68:02)

Yeah, he did. Like, his next thing that he released was like his second book. And then I watched the trailer for that book and it was about, like, how he lost himself after a relationship, like, after a breakup, and he was struggling to find himself again. So his second book is all about how depressed he is and how he's trying to put this. The pieces back together of his life. And he has trouble recognizing himself right now because of this phase that he's in. So he went through a really dark depression after this breakup. That's how the fact that I am, like, so upset over something that happened nine years ago, by the way.

Oscar (68:29)

But, yeah, I guess I'm detached. I was just like, well, they're doing fine. Connor probably was on New York Times bestseller for his second book, assume Troy obviously living his best brat life with Addison and Charlie, you know, but they seem to both be winning. And I love Connor just popping up randomly. And I like that because that also tells me again, he doesn't need. Need any attention because he just pops up when he. Like a snake if he's. You know, he'll bite if he's. If, you know, whatever. But I. I like how he's just chill about it. You know what I mean?

Trisha Paytas (68:55)

No, I like that too. But. And this is not me upset, like, present. This is me upset about, like, as if I am in, you know, whatever, 2015 or whatever.

Oscar (69:03)

You're feeling it more. Maybe you, like, relate.

Trisha Paytas (69:05)

I think just because I also just went. I watched too many Hashtag Trawner compilations. I think I was like, this is so cute. Yes. And then I went through the whole thing, then the genius interview, what I started with, like, the good, the nice songs, and it was like all these compilations, like, the love songs that Troy did. And then it went into the genius interview, and then it went into Connor's book trailer where he talks about being repressed. And he's standing on the cliffs of like this ocean side. And I was like, this poor boy.

Oscar (69:30)

He really got trailer for a book. That's everything.

Trisha Paytas (69:32)

It's pretty fierce.

Oscar (69:33)

Yeah, I'm doing a trailer for my book too. Write that down, send it to the publisher. I love that.

Trisha Paytas (69:39)

It was fierce. Very artistic.

Oscar (69:41)

I need to watch this. Yeah, I guess I'm not like in. Yeah, I don't know know either of them that well. I think Troy's adorable, but I think Connor is too. Honestly, I don't know which one I'd rather have right now. I do love Troy. He might be almost too. Too connected to the it girl. So maybe I'd go with Connor, who's a little more just lowkey these days.

Trisha Paytas (69:58)

Yeah, he's very handsome.

Oscar (69:59)

They're both very attractive. Would they both be considered twinks?

Trisha Paytas (70:02)

Yeah, very much so.

Oscar (70:03)

Still.

Trisha Paytas (70:05)

Yeah.

Oscar (70:06)

Do you age out of Twinkism?

Trisha Paytas (70:07)

You do. You're so funny. I just, just watched an, you know, the drag queen Luscious Massacre.

Oscar (70:14)

Sounds familiar.

Trisha Paytas (70:15)

She interviewed. I mean, it was Austin show. She's friends with Austin show and his boyfriend. But Austin show's boyfriend is like very much a twink. And she interviewed him about like, what. What do you think about twinks? Like, what is your. Is it b hard being a twink? Blah, blah, blah. And they were like, no, you can be a twink even when you get. Even if you get older. But I guess it just depends on like if you start looking too old, if we start gaining weight, then you. You. Oh, twink. Dumb. Yeah.

Oscar (70:40)

Because I do think, I think Michael Buckley. Do you remember him?

Trisha Paytas (70:42)

Yes.

Oscar (70:43)

I randomly follow him on Twitter and he's like, in Colorado, living his best life. Looks great, gives twink because he posts a lot of shirtless pictures. And I was like, okay, but he's 50. But he is giving Twink in a good way. I love Twink. So I'm just saying this in a very nice way.

Trisha Paytas (70:55)

Yeah.

Oscar (70:56)

My favorite twinks remind me of Twinkies. I don't know why, because I'm fat.

Trisha Paytas (71:00)

But I love a little sweet.

Oscar (71:01)

Is that what it's supposed to be? Like a cream filled.

Trisha Paytas (71:04)

Sure. I love it.

Oscar (71:05)

Little twink. And Michael Buckley is giving tweak and he looks great. And I think he's single because he posts his Grinder messages sometimes and people recognize him from what the book.

Trisha Paytas (71:13)

Wow.

Oscar (71:14)

Shout out, Michael, I love you. Well, I think with this one, like I said, I think Connor wins the clap back because it's like Troy did Start off and he kind of. I don't know. I'm kind of with you too. I don't know if I believe that he just didn't do the crop.

Trisha Paytas (71:29)

I get why he would crop. I mean, because it's kind of awkward. Like. Like why would you. I don't know.

Oscar (71:35)

No, your ex is in it. You're obviously going to crop them out. That's weird. Especially if it like moved on. Dating, whatever.

Trisha Paytas (71:40)

But yeah. Did she post just the comment? No, I don't think she did.

Oscar (71:44)

We need a comment. Reach out.

Trisha Paytas (71:46)

DM her.

Oscar (71:48)

Do you have a comment about. Did she ever mention this photo ever? Has she ever brought it up? Cuz it's been around for a minute. The photo.

Trisha Paytas (71:54)

I don't know if she brought it up when it resurfaced, but she did post it to her Instagram back in the day, like when Troy and Connor shouted her out in like 2014 or whatever. Which is funny.

Oscar (72:04)

The lyrics are giving Gabbie Hannah. The ones you just read from Genius.

Trisha Paytas (72:07)

You know the good side.

Oscar (72:08)

Yeah, it's giving.

Trisha Paytas (72:10)

Yeah, it's giving. Two Way Mirror ep. It is something. On the two Way eps they should collab. They could.

Oscar (72:18)

If Gavin is on a choice of on song. That would be everything.

Trisha Paytas (72:20)

That would be so fierce. That would break the Internet. I genuinely think so. Right?

Oscar (72:25)

Yeah. They should get on it.

Trisha Paytas (72:26)

Yeah.

Oscar (72:26)

I love that so much. And good for Connor for writing a whole book about it. Like, honestly, they both ended up take.

Trisha Paytas (72:32)

Your broken heart and turn it into art as you did with your poetry book. No. Trisha Paytas.

Oscar (72:38)

Did I say that?

Trisha Paytas (72:39)

I don't know, but maybe Sounds like.

Oscar (72:41)

Something I didn't say. Yes.

Trisha Paytas (72:43)

Well, yeah, I guess you and Connor are similar. Yeah. You wrote poetry books after breakups.

Oscar (72:49)

Yeah, I wrote mine within like two days. Being manic. I was like, I wrote this over the course of our relationship. I was just like, let me just do something to capitalize off. Off of nothing. But none of my exes were ever as talented. Like, if I had some like choice of honorary song about me, that's kind of a slay. My ex is. Who knows where they went.

Trisha Paytas (73:03)

Yeah, I guess that's. That's true. God, I don't know how I would feel though, because he. Luckily I don't have many exes in their flops regardless. So if I had an ex who was really famous after me.

Oscar (73:20)

Oh no. Yeah, that would suck.

Trisha Paytas (73:22)

I think I would still.

Oscar (73:23)

It would suck to see your ex doing better than you. Like, could never relate. Can never see someone doing Better than me. But, like, it would suck, like, if someone was doing better than me. Damn. You know what I mean? Just, like, thriving.

Trisha Paytas (73:32)

I would. Connor has never, like, actually talked about Troy. Even when Connor talked about the. He did a podcast after the photo went viral last year of the three of them, and he only talked about Chapel, like, discovering Chapel, but he didn't mention Troy or he said, like, my boyfriend at the time, he, like, quickly said that. That. But he never said, like, he never actually says.

Oscar (73:51)

Troy, can you please come on the podcast, Connor, please.

Trisha Paytas (73:54)

I'm so curious.

Oscar (73:55)

We've DM before, and I'm like, I would love, but I really want to know about this, Troy. I know. Me too. Spill the tea. And I know it's, like, annoying, but, like, look, your. Your boyfriend. Your ex boyfriend's iconic, and so are you, Connor. Like, I feel like they're both icons. Look, if I had an iconic ex boyfriend, wouldn't shut up about it. You know what I mean? Be like, oh, my God, I dated Ed Sheeran or whatever, you know? Like, I would never shut up about it, but I feel like that's, like kind of a flex. And it doesn't matter. It's not like you haven't moved on. It's like, oh, your ex boyfriend's huge. You know, like, talk about it.

Trisha Paytas (74:19)

And there's so much lore there that remains a mystery. You know what I mean?

Oscar (74:23)

I need to know.

Trisha Paytas (74:24)

Yeah.

Oscar (74:24)

How long do they date for?

Trisha Paytas (74:25)

I think just a year.

Oscar (74:27)

I do think relationships shouldn't count if it's not longer than a year.

Trisha Paytas (74:31)

But also think about that, like, for being a teenager, like, early. Like, 19 or 20. A whole a year is for sure.

Oscar (74:38)

Yeah, yeah, yeah. But I feel like all my relationships. No, none of them ever made it a full year. So I don't. They don't feel like they're relationships.

Trisha Paytas (74:43)

I feel you on that because my relationship in 2019, like, my. That was my first, like, relation, like, boyfriend relationship where we call each other boyfriends. That was maybe five months. I remember because we broke up, like, a week before Avengers Endgame and Taylor Swift made her return with lover.

Oscar (75:01)

Oh, no. I'm in the lover era.

Trisha Paytas (75:04)

Tell me about it, girl. I was Struggle Spears. I was.

Oscar (75:07)

I can't listen.

Trisha Paytas (75:08)

And then I had to see Avengers Endgame by myself. It was brutal out there.

Oscar (75:12)

That is really sad.

Trisha Paytas (75:13)

And then we started talking in January. So, yeah, five months and then. And I felt like forever. Like, even, like two months. I was like, oh, my God, this is.

Oscar (75:22)

Yeah, No, I know. No, I don't think I might have ever made it to a year ever. And I'm like me thinking I had these like big, long relationships. So heartbroken. Yeah. Especially because now because we both have been five years.

Trisha Paytas (75:31)

Five years. Yeah.

Oscar (75:32)

Which is crazy. We're in the same like time frame. Like.

Trisha Paytas (75:34)

Yeah.

Oscar (75:34)

But five years, I'm like, damn. I thought a year was long. I know five years is long. Every year I'm always like, damn.

Trisha Paytas (75:40)

The other five years, like in the beginning of a relationship or just dating, like a month is a long time.

Oscar (75:45)

Yeah. Yeah. And then when you're like. So when you're 19.

Trisha Paytas (75:48)

Forever. Yeah.

Oscar (75:50)

We need to get. We need to get inside.

Trisha Paytas (75:52)

So many questions. Especially because I don't know what the. I remember there was like, maybe Tyler Oakley just inserted himself. Because I. I remember there was always speculation that it was like, you know, know it was Connor and Troy, but then Tyler was trying to get with them each as well, so.

Oscar (76:09)

Okay. What? That's. I didn't know that part.

Trisha Paytas (76:11)

So I could be making that up.

Oscar (76:12)

Is he like the same? Right? He. They were flirty. I remember that.

Trisha Paytas (76:15)

They were definitely flirty.

Oscar (76:16)

Is he my age? He must be my age if they're like.

Trisha Paytas (76:19)

Right. I guess we should reach out for a statement. Okay. Tyler is 36.

Oscar (76:25)

They're younger.

Trisha Paytas (76:26)

Connor's 32.

Oscar (76:27)

Oh, that's. That's a big age difference.

Trisha Paytas (76:29)

Yeah. Especially back then.

Oscar (76:30)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (76:30)

So maybe they would just flirty for the bit. And Troy's only 30.

Oscar (76:35)

Wow, he's young.

Trisha Paytas (76:36)

Yeah, he's really young.

Oscar (76:37)

Have you met him, interviewed him? Troy?

Trisha Paytas (76:41)

I don't think so. Cuz I. No, cuz I feel like he never did like a lot. You. He got out of YouTube events once he started doing music.

Oscar (76:50)

Oh.

Trisha Paytas (76:50)

And I don't think I interviewed him for music ever. I went to his concert like twice.

Oscar (76:58)

Who was he with? Or just solo.

Trisha Paytas (77:00)

It was so. It was like really small. Like theater shows when his first album was or his first EP was coming out.

Oscar (77:06)

And was he on stage by himself?

Trisha Paytas (77:07)

Yeah.

Oscar (77:08)

What's he do now? Arenas.

Trisha Paytas (77:10)

His last tour was the Char the Sweat tour with Charlie xcx. Yeah.

Oscar (77:13)

So it was arenas and they shared headlining.

Trisha Paytas (77:15)

Yeah. Co headlines.

Oscar (77:17)

It's pretty impressive, huh?

Trisha Paytas (77:21)

But yeah, I don't think I met Troy, but when I was researching, I found my Connor Underground interview. A whopping 900 views.

Oscar (77:27)

Come on. Legend.

Trisha Paytas (77:28)

Yeah. On Access Hollywood.

Oscar (77:31)

Wait, really? Because he was so popular back then, I'm surprised I didn't get more.

Trisha Paytas (77:34)

I know. I'm sure it was probably one of my first interviews too, so I don't know.

Oscar (77:40)

Are you on camera with him?

Trisha Paytas (77:41)

No, I wasn't. I wasn't on camera until 20. Until I was skinny, I feared.

Oscar (77:45)

Right.

Trisha Paytas (77:46)

That's when they put me on camera. Yeah.

Oscar (77:47)

Wait, but did was your choice or their choice, actually.

Trisha Paytas (77:52)

For when I interviewed Kim the first time, I wasn't skinny, so.

Oscar (77:55)

Okay, so it wasn't that mean, like.

Trisha Paytas (77:56)

But I think it was kind of the let's put this big boy up next to Kim K. But yeah, I'm being serious.

Oscar (78:01)

Well, no, you also weren't as like more like flamboyant, you know what I mean? Which is like. And you did eat on the Kim Kardashian ones.

Moses (78:07)

I did.

Oscar (78:07)

I did. You were so good. You were, like, not afraid to ask the questions. I was like, oh, my gosh. You were. You were boots on the ground with that one. Yeah, I loved it. Well, speaking of exes that you shouldn't buy there, but book Kevin Federline got a book deal.

Trisha Paytas (78:20)

Oh, I forgot about this.

Oscar (78:22)

But tell all about Britney and I just would like to know who signed him. That's it. I just think, like, okay, I love that everyone has a tell all and a memoir and we love it. But also, no one cares about Kevin Flein. Like, no one who cares about him.

Trisha Paytas (78:34)

I agree.

Oscar (78:35)

You think people are gonna buy it?

Trisha Paytas (78:38)

I think if the. If your whole memoir is just about like one relationship, then I'm like, do we really. You know what I mean?

Oscar (78:46)

Like, yeah.

Trisha Paytas (78:47)

And it was so long ago and doesn't. I don't know, I feel like I get when people like, write about the relationships and stuff, but I think for him specifically, it's like literally the only thing. Right. You know, like, the only career thing is Britney versus, like, if we had a career and then Britney was just part of that.

Oscar (79:08)

You know what I mean?

Trisha Paytas (79:08)

I feel like that contextually is different because, like, there are people who like Sheena, I think was Sheena Shea from Vanderpump Rules. Like, she wrote a book recently and then I think she like, listed the famous people that she's hooked up with before.

Oscar (79:19)

Yes.

Trisha Paytas (79:20)

And I was like, kind of fierce, I guess. But that's also like, she's doing other stuff and that's just like a chapter versus. I feel like Kevin's whole book will be Britney.

Oscar (79:28)

Yeah. And it's like you did nothing after but collect child support in Hawaii and didn't marry your girlfriend of 20 years because you're still collecting spousal support. And it's just like at Least do traitors or something. At least Samuskari has like some, you know.

Trisha Paytas (79:40)

Didn't he have a little moment in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood or something? Or. Or did he just go to the premiere for fun?

Oscar (79:46)

I think he doesn't. Okay.

Trisha Paytas (79:47)

I thought maybe he was in it.

Oscar (79:49)

That would be a slay. No, he tried. And that's the thing. At least he's trying to like, act and do stuff. But Kevin did absolutely nothing.

Trisha Paytas (79:56)

Yeah.

Oscar (79:56)

But ruined Britney's life and nobody wants to see it. And I saw that and I was like, yeah. Because I give anyone a book deal these days, you know?

Trisha Paytas (80:03)

Yeah, yeah.

Oscar (80:04)

For him and Kevin.

Moses (80:07)

So what's the purpose of it? You know, it's like.

Oscar (80:10)

Yeah.

Moses (80:10)

And nobody hurt her enough.

Oscar (80:13)

Yeah.

Moses (80:13)

No one wants to expose her. Like, why that part? Are you doing that to your kids?

Oscar (80:17)

True.

Moses (80:18)

Like there's so many layers of wrong.

Oscar (80:20)

I know. I love when people are like, I will never speak bad about them, cuz we have kids together. And it's like, that's so. Yeah. As you should. But this one is like, okay. Yeah. And also, no one's interested in hurting Britney. No one. An exposed video. She's already going through a lot, you know, like she's gone through a lot.

Moses (80:34)

She doesn't need this additional stress.

Oscar (80:36)

Yeah. If anything, it'll make him look bad because no matter what he could say, whatever she was going through, it's like she had so many mental health problems back then. It's like nobody cares. You were. You were complicit to all of it.

Moses (80:47)

And it seems like in the beginning he doesn't care about what people think about him. He just wants money, a check.

Oscar (80:53)

He's gotten so much from her. It's like, geez, I know. He. All right. Not buying that book. Next.

Trisha Paytas (81:02)

Oh.

Moses (81:05)

So the announcement is in.

Trisha Paytas (81:08)

Which announcement?

Moses (81:09)

Taylor Swift.

Trisha Paytas (81:10)

Oh. It wasn't nothing that exciting. That's what I. It was just two vinyls are for sale.

Oscar (81:17)

Did you buy them?

Trisha Paytas (81:18)

I did. That's why when you were like, oh, you're researching. I was buying these two vinyls. Yes. Because I missed. Because I was working the day. The night of the New Heights thing. And then she had four different, like CD variants that were limited time. I'm hoping she restocks. But anyway, it's sold. They sold out in like 40 minutes. And then by the time I was done working and could buy them, they're already sold out. I know. No, but usually she says limited time, then they miraculously come back when the album comes out. So I'm hoping. I am hoping that was the announcement.

Moses (81:47)

She's smart because it's like the same album just do different colors and she just knows there'll be the people that will buy both colors.

Oscar (81:54)

Yes. Jackson did it with Invincible, his album in like 2001. He had six. It was all just his face. It was like white and yellow and blue. And I bought all six of them.

Trisha Paytas (82:03)

See?

Oscar (82:03)

Yeah. And it was. It's so smart. And it's like.

Trisha Paytas (82:05)

Yeah, yeah. There's a few artists like now everyone does variants. So I only will go hard with the variants for the main. The main Stan family tree, like Chapel. I think she had like maybe five versions of the Giver on vinyl. I got them all.

Oscar (82:23)

Give her stand.

Trisha Paytas (82:25)

It's like the. Yeah. The top five clients, if you will. It'll be like a Taylor and Olivia, a Chapel, a cat's eye. I'll buy the variants for sure. But Sabrina, like, I love Sabrina for sure but she also has like 12 variants of her man's best friend and I'm just gonna pick the one I like the most, you know, So I didn't.

Oscar (82:44)

We heard for the first time. It was yesterday. We're watching like Sabrina Carpenter music videos. Like roll pulled up after something else we were watching and it was like the least catchy song ever. It was the one with all the men.

Trisha Paytas (82:54)

Man Child maneater.

Oscar (82:57)

Yeah, it was just her like on a road with a bunch of guys and I couldn't even tell you the chorus. And we listened to it over and over because it was on like repeat for some reason. And I was like, what is this song? And I was like, never. I didn't know. There's no words.

Trisha Paytas (83:08)

But what about the tick tock trend? Maybe it's stupid or is it oh slow.

Oscar (83:13)

Is that maybe? Yes, duh.

Trisha Paytas (83:16)

Yes.

Oscar (83:17)

Okay, I guess. But what's like the chorus?

Trisha Paytas (83:19)

Man child won't you murder Made a fool out of me my life Won't you let us something woman be. Nah, nah, nah. That ain't fair. No, no, no, that ain't there.

Oscar (83:35)

Okay.

Trisha Paytas (83:36)

Yeah, I don't. It's not my favorite Sabrina song ever.

Oscar (83:38)

I just. Yeah, like I do love Sabrina but like how do you go from like, like espresso to like that? It's so catchy.

Trisha Paytas (83:45)

Yeah, yeah, I. We'll see. This is. It is more of the production of like. It has that more countryish production of like a please, please, please or something.

Oscar (83:53)

But that's catchy. Please, please.

Trisha Paytas (83:55)

Yeah, it was. I was expecting like definitely when she announced like a New single. I was expecting like an espresso song of the summer moment. It was more like a mid tempo vibe. But I never count Sabrina Carpenter out. I'm excited for the album problem. But yeah, like I said, I only will be buying one. The one copy I like.

Oscar (84:14)

Yeah, it's a hard. I guess, like in our house we still have Pink Pony Club, like all the time. Like our girls just want to hear that over and over and they like sing it. They know every word. Like truly know every word. Even ELVIS who's like 14 months knows every word that song. They love it. But it is hard to probably like compete with yourself. Like you do something so big like Pink Pony Club and then it's like, I don't know the New Chapel Roan, but like the Giver. Is that what you're saying? Yeah, I don't know it, but it's like, how do you compete? Or even Sabrina, like Sabrina competing with Espresso. Like you just can't.

Trisha Paytas (84:41)

Yeah, I think it kind of depends what they want to make. I get like. I do think Sabrina in particular will probably have like a poppy anthem in that album for sure. That like is super mainstream.

Oscar (84:55)

Oh, you think?

Trisha Paytas (84:56)

I think so. Because she's like, you know, she became main, main pop girl. I feel like she has to do something, you know. But yeah, I mean, look at Taylor. Like she released like almost like Three Midnights was pretty poppy, but a lot of more like singer, songwriter focused albums. And then now she's going back to mainstream pop because I think, oh, she's gonna like, she wants those like number one singles again, you know. So I guess it depends. I think like, same with Chapel. Like she released the Giver and then the Subway and those are both like more mid tempo or the Giver is more country. But like the Subway is kind of like more ballad. It's like that's the TikTok channel. She got Away. Oh, yes.

Oscar (85:36)

They do that with Gerard Way and Mikey Way. There you go. They like, she got away. She got away and I never knew who that was.

Trisha Paytas (85:41)

Yeah, that's from the Subway.

Oscar (85:43)

I love that you like know all the TikTok songs that go there too.

Trisha Paytas (85:46)

No. Yeah, that's how I have to like reference it for you, I think.

Oscar (85:48)

But that's why TikTok is so smart. And I don't know if any artists are against TikTok still, but I remember artists would be anti tick tock and be like, but why? That's how I know all of Doja Cat. Like I would have never heard Any of these songs. Well, I don't know the. Any of songs if it wasn't for Tik Tok. Like I don't listen to the radio. So when you say those it's like, oh yeah, that's like so catchy. And so I think with it, I.

Trisha Paytas (86:03)

Like it more when it's like it becomes just organically people take it and then, you know, make it a trend. Like I feel like the subway. I don't think. I think Chapel released that because people have been asking about it for a year.

Oscar (86:15)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (86:15)

And she was like, here you guys go.

Oscar (86:17)

Oh, people wanted it.

Trisha Paytas (86:18)

Yeah. Cuz she performed it live last. Yeah, last year. Last spring. Spring of 2024. I think people have been asking her about it. So she finally was like releasing it. And I think she. She's been pretty open about like she doesn't know when her second album will be. It could be in five years or whatever. So she wanted to just give fans something. But I. I think these girls could easily like if they wanted to do like number one pop like moment. But they just are doing the music that they want to. Yeah.

Oscar (86:48)

Yeah, that makes sense because I will say also the girls do love Taylor Swift. Shake It Up. I was trying to get a video of them yesterday because they know like all the words to that one too. And I was like, how do they know this one? And my mom was over and we were watching it and mom was like, taylor looks so young. I'm like, I don't even know this one. Like, I thought it was like an old, like a. Or like a newer one. But she did look really good.

Trisha Paytas (87:05)

Yeah, that was.

Oscar (87:06)

She was cute in that one.

Trisha Paytas (87:07)

Wait, oh my gosh. That was 2015, I think 10 years ago. Yeah, 2014 or 2015.

Oscar (87:14)

It's a catchy song. Malibu loves. Shake It Off. She knew it from seeing first, but then she started watching the music video. Yeah, that she like saw her in the music video and like love that. So. And she dances in that. Taylor Swift dances in that one. So they like that because she. They dance too. Then they like anyone that dances in it. Pink One Club is still their favorite though.

Trisha Paytas (87:32)

Number one is.

Oscar (87:33)

That is really the best song ever. So good.

Trisha Paytas (87:36)

Yeah.

Oscar (87:37)

Then I try to find me singing it at my shows and I put that on tv and then they get excited. They think Chapel Ron is me. They do think it's mommy. They're like, mommy. And I was like, all right, I'll be her. So it is great. Great. They do.

Moses (87:50)

They're like hot to go Too.

Oscar (87:51)

Yeah. No. Oh, yeah.

Moses (87:54)

Like, Elvis is trying to do that.

Trisha Paytas (87:56)

They love you.

Oscar (87:58)

Damn, those are some catchy songs. You're right. They probably just want to switch it up and be like, try to do something.

Trisha Paytas (88:03)

Yeah. I think because they are, like, name pop girl status, too. Same with, like, an Ariana. Like, I think if they really wanted to, they could work with, like, the right producers who will be, like, a guaranteed pop hit. But it's like, they've done it and I think when they want to, they will. But it's a matter of, like, they just don't want to release that kind of music right now. Same with. I mean, for Taylor, it took her, like, a few years because even though Midnight Anti Hero was a big song for her, like, it was number one for a few weeks, but she was surprised that it was number one. She didn't write that song to be a number one song.

Oscar (88:33)

Oh, she just didn't. She's just.

Trisha Paytas (88:35)

Yeah.

Oscar (88:36)

She's like, that's it.

Trisha Paytas (88:36)

So I think when any of these girls want to.

Oscar (88:38)

The comeback.

Trisha Paytas (88:39)

Yeah. With, like, a pop anthem.

Oscar (88:41)

Them.

Trisha Paytas (88:41)

Whenever they feel like it. Not everyone can. Not everyone can. But I'm saying, like, Sabrina and Ariane, I think any of the chapel.

Oscar (88:47)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (88:47)

Like, same with, like, Beyonce. I think she's choosing country, you know, she's choosing, like, disco and stuff, you know. But I think if they chose to do, like, traditional pop, they could do it easily.

Oscar (88:57)

Who did one with Max Martin recently? Was it Taylor?

Trisha Paytas (88:59)

Taylor's. Yeah, her. So the life of a show girl is all. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So this is her return to, like, 12 son, like, a tight album. All hits.

Oscar (89:08)

Yeah. What do you think of the album cover?

Trisha Paytas (89:10)

Love. I love. There's, like, the variants. I like. I like more because they're. But I still like the original as well.

Oscar (89:18)

Yeah. Because people were saying that they're like, why didn't she choose this?

Trisha Paytas (89:21)

Yeah.

Oscar (89:21)

Well, I didn't get why she's in the water. Love it. I do think she's beautiful, too. Swifties don't come for me Because I'm one of you right now. But also, why the waters are simple Simple.

Trisha Paytas (89:29)

She said in New Heights that after the Heiress tour, like, when her body was just kind of like, like, so it was so worn out, like, that would be her thing. She would, like, just lay in the tub as, like, as her body recovered.

Moses (89:42)

So.

Trisha Paytas (89:42)

And the whole album is about, like, she wrote it after. In between, like, Erasure performing. And it's about, you know, performing on this big, grand scale. So I think it's like, yeah, this is the life of a showgirl. Like after I'm out being a damn showgirl, like this is me, you know, going in the.

Moses (89:57)

She probably saw the movie we saw this weekend.

Oscar (89:59)

It reminded me so much of it because we did watch Last Showgirl.

Trisha Paytas (90:02)

Yes.

Oscar (90:02)

And I was just like. Like this is giving the same vibes. I wonder if it has anything to do with each other or.

Trisha Paytas (90:06)

No, just maybe she was inspired. I wouldn't be surprised cuz she does like move like. She is very much inspired by like films and stuff.

Oscar (90:13)

Yeah, it was so good actually. Yeah. We hadn't watched it and I was like, oh, it's so good. It's really sad. But it's a great movie. It gave the same vibes. Yeah. With the headdress and stuff like that.

Trisha Paytas (90:22)

I love the aesthetic.

Oscar (90:23)

I do too. I love. Yeah, like you said, I like the other ones too, where she had like the fishnets and like it was her body and I was like, okay, body. You know what I mean? Really? Yeah. It's very opposite of what I think I've seen of Taylor Swift. She doesn't show again.

Trisha Paytas (90:35)

She can serve one. Like the girls can come out and show out when they want to.

Oscar (90:40)

Woman, here I am. I really like that move for her.

Trisha Paytas (90:43)

Cannot count these pop girls out.

Oscar (90:45)

Never have. Is the songs out? Have you heard them or.

Trisha Paytas (90:47)

No, no, just the track list. Some people said they've leaked or whatever. I don't think so. I've heard people who've heard the. I've heard from people who heard like the little samples and stuff that it's AI so We Shall See. But I like going into it blind and like finding out the same time. It makes it more of an experience, you know, to go in and when.

Oscar (91:07)

It'S meant to be. When is it released?

Trisha Paytas (91:09)

October 3rd. Is the album.

Oscar (91:11)

Okay. Mean Girls Day. Why did they do it on that day? Okay, I love it. What's. What are you gonna be doing that day?

Trisha Paytas (91:18)

Ah, good question.

Oscar (91:20)

Oh my God, that is such a good.

Trisha Paytas (91:21)

Just like a little idea. The October 2nd is when. When it'll hit, you know, so. Yeah, well, it's 9pm for us, so I'll definitely be up. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And then I'll have the Zoomies as you know. And then I'll kind of just be like, you know, my brain will just be racing. I'll probably really. I've got a lot of tweets ready. Yeah, I'll have to save some. Some memes of you.

Oscar (91:39)

Do you get excited? It's a meme to me. Yeah. You know, do you get. Do you get excited still when there's, like.

Trisha Paytas (91:45)

I still do. Yeah. Yeah. I. Before, when I was more of, like, a swifty commentator, I would always, like, I would have tweet, hit tweet after hit tweet. I would, you know, be checking those things out every now and then.

Oscar (91:57)

Every now and then. Who can bring it back every now and then?

Trisha Paytas (92:00)

But you can. It's. It's kind of draining now.

Oscar (92:03)

I'm like.

Trisha Paytas (92:04)

I'm like Mama Kuda, you know, I'm kind of aged out of the stand. Sweater dumb. But I love a retweet.

Oscar (92:09)

No, I think you could still be in there.

Trisha Paytas (92:11)

It's hard. It is just a lot of effort to, you know, be coming up with jokes and memes and stuff. But I love a retweet, and I stand with all my sisters in solidarity. There's a lot of them. There's a lot of them.

Oscar (92:19)

Good at it, though. Don't give up, because you're really good.

Trisha Paytas (92:21)

At doing the memes one, maybe.

Oscar (92:23)

I love it. I love all of yours. They all eat. Thanks. Don't give up. That's what you're. That's what you're good at. You are. I mean, you're good at so many things, but you're very good at being a stand.

Trisha Paytas (92:33)

I think the hard thing is, like, now those big, like, things I'm excited about do become, like, work, like, new heights. I had to go home and I couldn't, like, enjoy the interview because I had to, like, edit it, you know? So. Yeah, I mean, I was still living, but it was like, every time there was a moment, I'm like, oh, my God, now I have to edit that. You know what I mean? Versus, like, just watching and enjoying for them. Yeah.

Oscar (92:51)

Do you have a little snack while you do it?

Trisha Paytas (92:53)

I kind of am. Like, I'm Adderall in.

Oscar (92:56)

I'm locked.

Trisha Paytas (92:57)

Yeah.

Oscar (92:57)

I just love having a snack when I'm doing something like editing. If I have something fun to edit, I like to have, like, a little.

Trisha Paytas (93:02)

Snack and just for those four clicks.

Oscar (93:04)

Yes. Wait, what's four clicks?

Trisha Paytas (93:08)

Wait, your edit is just like, chop.

Oscar (93:11)

I meant more like Tik Toks, but yay.

Trisha Paytas (93:14)

I was thinking about all your. Your main channel. You've been posting those videos.

Oscar (93:18)

Two minutes.

Trisha Paytas (93:19)

That's what I was wondering. I was like, okay.

Oscar (93:21)

Sometimes I like to, like, enjoy myself watching it.

Trisha Paytas (93:23)

Your TikToks have a lot of comments.

Oscar (93:24)

I mean, it's the same kind of thing, but I still love TikTok. I like to enjoy doing it. I know. I wish I was better at editing. Who were we looking at the other day? Someone was a really good editor. Oh, God. Watching someone who was like a good editor.

Trisha Paytas (93:44)

David do Brick. No, I was like, who is you?

Moses (93:49)

Jimmy on Just Trace is the only good editor out there.

Oscar (93:51)

Was that it? Because I'm. Could you imagine being like a good at. Like, if I was a good editor? All right, well, probably Jimmy.

Trisha Paytas (93:58)

It probably was Jimmy.

Oscar (93:59)

He is so good. I wonder how Jimmy likes his Pokemon convention.

Trisha Paytas (94:02)

Oh, I was there with him.

Oscar (94:06)

Why did you start off the show with that? Will we recap our weekend?

Trisha Paytas (94:09)

Because he went straight into Mike and Martin. Molly.

Oscar (94:12)

No, like, what did we do? Recap before we get into Hot Topics, I always give space for everyone to.

Trisha Paytas (94:18)

Share their weekend, but we went right into it today.

Oscar (94:21)

I don't think so.

Trisha Paytas (94:22)

I.

Oscar (94:22)

Our weekend. We talked about my account.

Moses (94:24)

Romance. Awards, awards, awards.

Oscar (94:27)

Even when you came in, I was like, what? How are you? What's new?

Trisha Paytas (94:29)

Oh, yeah, yeah, I went to the Pokemon.

Oscar (94:32)

When you do something, that should be the first thing we talk about.

Trisha Paytas (94:34)

Okay, my apologies. Yes, went.

Oscar (94:37)

When I cut to you earlier, what did you talk about? Cuz I always am like an Oscar.

Trisha Paytas (94:41)

I think you just went to the Emmy.

Moses (94:42)

I think we talked about that.

Oscar (94:43)

No.

Trisha Paytas (94:44)

So you didn't even shout out patreon.

Oscar (94:47)

Patreon.com just trish. Check it out. Oscar. What did you do this weekend?

Trisha Paytas (94:52)

I want to know. Yeah, I worked Saturday and then, yeah, yesterday I went to. It was like, Pokemon World. It's a championship. They win $250,000 though, which I did not know. It's a lot of money. But yeah, I won't went with Jimmy and his boyfriend Dallas. Let me tell you, Jimmy and Dallas are so famous at a Pokemon event, like, damn. We could not walk like no 10ft without that, like, them getting stopped. And then they were like. Both of them. Yeah.

Oscar (95:16)

So his boyfriend is a streamer.

Trisha Paytas (95:18)

He like, he was a YouTuber. God. I was working with Strawberry when. When Dallas was on YouTube.

Oscar (95:25)

So you knew him first?

Trisha Paytas (95:26)

Yeah, I knew Dallas first. That was like maybe 2013. So he's been doing YouTube for a long time in Pokemon. The whole time, so.

Oscar (95:32)

Oh, oh, specifically, yes.

Trisha Paytas (95:35)

And Jimmy does a lot of. He does other things as well, but he also still does a lot of Pokemon. So. Yeah, they.

Oscar (95:40)

What does that mean, though? Like, the Pokemon game that everyone was doing the ball catch them all?

Trisha Paytas (95:45)

Well, yes. Yes. Okay. Well, it's that one. And there's like, there's a lot of different Pokemon games. There's like a card game. There's like the video game.

Oscar (95:53)

What are they. What are they known for?

Trisha Paytas (95:54)

Jimmy and Dallas. The. The like the. Now it's on Switch. The Nintendo Switch game.

Oscar (95:59)

But you can play with other people. You go out in public.

Trisha Paytas (96:02)

That. Yeah, you can. Yeah.

Oscar (96:04)

Pokemon Go.

Trisha Paytas (96:05)

Pokemon Go is separate. That's on the phone.

Oscar (96:07)

But are. Why weren't you there?

Trisha Paytas (96:09)

You lied. There were so many poke.

Oscar (96:11)

I was Pokemon Go.

Trisha Paytas (96:12)

It was kind of my worst nightmare though. Cuz I'm trying to like walk and get to places and everyone is like on Po. They're just walking so slow because they're trying to catch something. And I'm like, listen.

Moses (96:20)

Yeah. Cuz they'll have special things at the event. So you can.

Oscar (96:23)

You don't play it. You love it. Moses drives me nuts with it. He will not pay attention to me. He'll be like, what are you doing? I just see him. Nothing, Nothing, nothing. I was like, you're. Where were we something. Yes. Last week too.

Trisha Paytas (96:37)

It was the end of the show.

Oscar (96:39)

Oh, was it?

Trisha Paytas (96:39)

Yes.

Oscar (96:41)

I was like. And he's just like nothing.

Trisha Paytas (96:43)

It was like hour three.

Oscar (96:45)

Oh my God. I hate Pokemon Go. I hate it so much. Him and my sister too. They'll be like playing it, catching it, trying all this. Okay, so you. But you don't like Pokemon. So why did you go?

Trisha Paytas (96:54)

I like Pokemon, but you don't like Pokemon Go. I don't like Pokemon Go.

Oscar (96:58)

Got it.

Trisha Paytas (96:59)

Mostly because you got to like you have to leave the house. And I was like, well, if I'm playing Pokemon, I don't want to like go out on location.

Moses (97:05)

Pokemon Go at the game on the phone. That's like a new thing. It's not even like the Pokemon itself is people collecting the cards and all of that. Like there's a whole world of Pokemon. I feel like the game on the phone is like the least.

Trisha Paytas (97:18)

Yeah.

Moses (97:18)

Important.

Oscar (97:20)

I think everyone loved that during quarantine. Everyone was on Pokemono.

Trisha Paytas (97:22)

Everybody was also popular. But as far as like the other ones. Yeah.

Oscar (97:26)

So people like the cards.

Trisha Paytas (97:27)

The cards are a big deal. Yeah. Logan Paul I think made those really big. Yeah.

Oscar (97:33)

Were they like that's one fandom I would. Gatekeep is like from Logan Paul. I'd be like, yeah.

Trisha Paytas (97:38)

A lot of people hated it because he made it more of like an investment thing. Like he basically made it like inaccessible because he talked about how like buying these really expensive old cards.

Oscar (97:48)

Chart Bizarre or something.

Trisha Paytas (97:49)

Yes. Like those original ones from like the 90s and then talked about how much money he made. So he made. He literally is responsible for it. Like, like now Jimmy and like, and his boyfriend, they don't buy the cards anymore because they're so, like, inaccessible and expensive. And Logan Paul was like the. Okay, that is kind of.

Oscar (98:06)

Yeah. I mean, we talk about so many, like the crypto.

Trisha Paytas (98:11)

But this kind of ruined the hobby he did.

Oscar (98:16)

Was he actually a fan, though? Or was he just like, literally enough for the monetary game?

Trisha Paytas (98:19)

It was mostly for them. Like, he would make videos and then about like buying this, like these pack these packs of cards for like thousands of dollars and then like opening them to see like, how much money he would make from them. So it became more of like a business, like, investment thing.

Oscar (98:32)

I hate it.

Trisha Paytas (98:33)

But he was not, luckily, at the Pokemon event.

Oscar (98:35)

So get married. But that's. Yeah, that's good. So. So they do they go and speak on panels or like, what are the happens.

Trisha Paytas (98:44)

Not them. They have other creators though, there that. It almost. It does give kind of Vidcon vibes a little bit because they have some youtubers and then you have to like, enter. I didn't know. I was like. There was two YouTubers I wanted to meet. Alpharad and Jada Animations. But you had to like, enter a lottery and be selected to do their meet and greet. It was giving vidcon.

Oscar (99:03)

It's giving scam.

Trisha Paytas (99:05)

What was free. What do you mean?

Oscar (99:06)

It's not a lottery.

Trisha Paytas (99:08)

You put. You get your name drawn and then you.

Oscar (99:11)

What would that be called? A raffle.

Trisha Paytas (99:13)

Yeah, right. Raffle. Raffle. But yeah, so there were some YouTubers there. So it was kind of giving Vidcon. But yeah, Jimmy and Dallas just went for funsies.

Oscar (99:21)

But they can't walk around. Did they have security escorts? Because that would. If you're trying to enjoy yourself.

Trisha Paytas (99:27)

They didn't have like a mob, but like, it was like, you know, every 10 minutes. Every few minutes?

Oscar (99:31)

Yeah, every few minutes.

Trisha Paytas (99:33)

And they were like, you know, shout out to them because they really give a lot. Like they're giving full conversation. Conversations. Yeah.

Oscar (99:38)

That's so nice. That's so crazy. You were there. Why didn't you post?

Trisha Paytas (99:42)

It was very overstimulated. It was a lot. I got so, like, I had such a cute little outfit on too. And I brought my camera. I was like, oh, I'm gonna get a photo. But nothing.

Oscar (99:49)

No photos.

Trisha Paytas (99:50)

I was overstimulated. There was too many lines. It was hot. And then I had tickets to like, the shopping area. But you. I was the Only one. The whole group. Darian went, too, but. Oh, we. I. My shopping line was only for one. They would only let one person go. So at a leave Darian how to be babysat by Jimmy in Dallas. They're like, we'll twink sweat. We'll twink set, and. Yeah.

Oscar (100:12)

That's so cute. He's like a little Izzy. A toy. Because he's kind of like.

Trisha Paytas (100:15)

I guess.

Oscar (100:16)

Yeah, he's got some muscle.

Trisha Paytas (100:17)

Yeah.

Oscar (100:18)

Okay.

Trisha Paytas (100:19)

And then I was in line by myself for like, an hour and a half, and it was just. There was just a lot of people. Yeah, I was overstimulated.

Oscar (100:24)

Wait, why didn't you. Why didn't you want him to come with you into the line?

Trisha Paytas (100:26)

I did, but he didn't. Like, you had to everything. You had to reserve, like, a month in advance. And Darian didn't have a ticket at the time that I reserved my.

Oscar (100:33)

You. To buy a ticket to go shopping.

Trisha Paytas (100:35)

You have to. No, you have to have a ticket to the event, and then you have to make a reservation, like, a couple weeks in advance to get a shopping appointment. It's a whole. That's what I'm telling you. It's like. It was an Anaheim, too. So right next to Disneyland.

Oscar (100:47)

Oh, the convention was it at VidCon, where they did.

Trisha Paytas (100:50)

So it. It just brought, like, war flashbacks.

Oscar (100:52)

And it was like.

Trisha Paytas (100:53)

It was so. It was a lot of people, more than I was expecting. It was just like, I was overstimulated. But Jimmy had an amazing time. He's. He has Jimmy's reviews. He has a renewed sense of creativity and passion for creating after Pokemon.

Oscar (101:06)

Oh, I wish we could have had him here for a little interview.

Trisha Paytas (101:09)

He was living. It was. He stayed for the whole thing. He said, I left at 3. He left at, like, a 8.

Oscar (101:15)

Had no social anxiety.

Moses (101:16)

We expect a lot of Pokemon B roll today.

Oscar (101:19)

Yeah. Let's see that footage.

Moses (101:20)

I have nothing like, random Pokemon up on screen.

Oscar (101:23)

I want to see. Oh, my God, I love that so much for him. Yes. You're giving very vanilla mace. She just talked about having anxiety.

Trisha Paytas (101:29)

Yes. The stream, her little thing.

Oscar (101:31)

I was kind of like, oh, I feel. Because she doesn't seem like someone who has, like, anxiety at all to me. So when she was talking about it.

Trisha Paytas (101:36)

She is so, like, out there. Yeah, you're right.

Oscar (101:38)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (101:38)

Yeah. But I get it, too. I heard about this from a couple creators, too, because it was like this big, like, Twitch Collab where they had, like, all these big streamers. It was giving Disney Channel games.

Oscar (101:50)

Yes.

Trisha Paytas (101:51)

If if that makes sense. Yeah.

Oscar (101:53)

There's like, two days of it.

Trisha Paytas (101:54)

Yes. Where there was, like, teams and then they had. They drafted these teams. I think Ludwig was, like, the main, like, host of it. And then. Yeah. That each one had a team, but in the vanilla was one of the captains on her team. But, yeah, day one, she just got, like, overwhelmed because it's like, first of all, it was sponsored by AT&T. There's like, oh, it's at a real track.

Oscar (102:14)

What?

Trisha Paytas (102:15)

And then there's real fans, like, in the crowd clouds. And then it's being streamed, and it's like every streamer that's in there is playing it on their channel. So that's like. You're being exposed to, like, so many audiences, too, that, like, it. It's hard. I feel like when you get outside of your own audience, it becomes kind of scary because there's people who don't, like, understand you or your humor. Like Cutie Cinderella.

Oscar (102:37)

I saw her tweet about it. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (102:38)

Because she's, like, being posted on other people's channels and those. You know, if it's like, a different demographic, like, of, like, boys who, like, really want to see them fight and compete, like the Olympics or something.

Oscar (102:47)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (102:48)

And she's just there for vibes.

Oscar (102:50)

And Ludwig is her boyfriend.

Trisha Paytas (102:51)

Yes.

Oscar (102:51)

And he was, like, the main person the whole thing.

Trisha Paytas (102:53)

Yeah.

Oscar (102:53)

Because I did see, she's like, I clap for fun. And now it's like, not fun because people try to, like, I get it. And so Vanilla Maze was just like, I'm out.

Trisha Paytas (102:59)

Yeah. She was just having, like, such a hard time with anxiety after she. She still streamed it, like, she streamed it from home and, like, was rooting her team on, which is really sweet, but. But I don't blame her. No, it sounds like a lot.

Oscar (103:12)

No, I. I will leave, like, the first hour of something. I'd be like, when did I. I've definitely done that before where I've, like, walked into something. Like, I leave right away. Maybe Joey Grafis parties. I feel like I would. I have walked out of things, like, pretty quick. I go into something, I'm like, okay, gotta go.

Trisha Paytas (103:26)

And that is, like, such a commitment, because especially when you're the team captain. Oh, my God.

Oscar (103:31)

Yeah, that's kind of.

Trisha Paytas (103:32)

That's a lot.

Oscar (103:33)

No, I felt sad for her. I know she was, like, emotional about it. I was like, oh, it's giving me that. When you're like, I need to leave.

Trisha Paytas (103:38)

It's a. Yeah, it was very over stimulating.

Oscar (103:41)

I'm like, okay, I know. I. I complain about being in the house all the time, but honestly, then I think about going to a stadium, and I'm like, I don't know if I can even handle, like, walking into, like, a stadium with, like, 70, 000 people. Like, what does that mean? How do you get out? Like, what if you're.

Moses (103:57)

You don't even want to go to the mall?

Oscar (104:01)

Ttc. I know. I do get a little anxiety there, too. I always wear, like, a baseball hat. Nothing. I think, like, people are gonna. Like, people who stop me. I don't care. They're like, people I watch. It's like, just the idea of, like, other people. I don't know. Like you said, just, like, being in with a bunch of empty. I would love it. But also, like, what? You know, even Ben Platt, like, going to a Ben Platt show. I'm just like, oh, my God, what if they don't, like, accept me as one of their own? Like a musical theater. I can't sing well or something, you know? But they end up usually being nice. I guess it's my own. I guess that's what anxiety is. It's your own.

Trisha Paytas (104:25)

Yeah.

Moses (104:26)

We still think it's like, high school school.

Oscar (104:28)

Yes.

Moses (104:29)

There's bullies in the real world.

Oscar (104:30)

Right? Right. They'll be like, you didn't know Black Parade till 2021. You shouldn't be here. But then again, they're mostly, like, Gen Z people who aren't even born in 2006, so that would. Yes. Yeah. I stayed home all weekend and. Yeah, I don't. I. Yeah, I think you want to go out. Like, when I get fomo. When I saw Jimmy do that, I was like, oh, that looks so much fun. But then the reality is, I don't know if that would be. Or even streamer awards or streamer days or whatever they did. Like, could you imagine going to that? Were they. Was it athletic?

Trisha Paytas (104:56)

It athletic. Like, they had a track. They had a track. One of the things was, like, a race where they really had to do, like, a sprint. One of the things was, like, gymnastics where they had, like, walk on a balance beam. It was different levels of, like, seriousness. Like, some people were, like, really competitive and wanting to win. Like, Cutie was kind of just like, you know, she was being a showgirl one. Her friend had, like, her dog, and then everyone was mad at this. This. It's like, her name is Lily. She has. She is on the podcast with Pokimane, but she brought her little Pomeranian, and she was having her dog, like, do the obstacle course. With her.

Oscar (105:30)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (105:30)

Everyone was mad at the damn dog. Everyone was bullying.

Oscar (105:33)

Why?

Trisha Paytas (105:33)

Because they're like, oh, she's not taking it seriously. Dog is holding it up because she wasn't, like, you know, trying to be fast. She was just trying to be cutesy.

Oscar (105:39)

Yeah, well, I'm.

Trisha Paytas (105:41)

That's why I'm scared of Twitch. Like, the Twitch world.

Oscar (105:43)

Absolutely. That's not a world I want to be a part of, but I know they make a lot of money, so that's cool, but could never. You know, we'll stay on YouTube. Millennials over here just writing YouTube forever. Yeah. Twitch streaming in real life, boys, all that stuff is just like, a lot. But the girls seem cute, like you said. The girls seem like fun.

Trisha Paytas (106:01)

Yeah. I think it depends on the vibe, because the same with, like, I mean, Jimmy and Dallas stream on Twitch and everyone that. But everyone who comes up to them is, like, queer. So I guess it depends on your demographic.

Oscar (106:12)

Twitch.

Trisha Paytas (106:13)

Yeah.

Oscar (106:13)

What if they ever. I guess that's the thing for Jimmy. I'm like, I wonder if they ever feel, like, competitive with each other.

Trisha Paytas (106:18)

I feel like. I mean. Yeah. I don't want to answer from what I know. I think no, but I don't know, like, but they could. He could be like, yeah, but I don't know.

Oscar (106:26)

I feel like I would be. I feel like I would be. I'd be like, maybe not. I guess not. I guess, like, I don't know. What would you compare with us? TikTok.

Trisha Paytas (106:35)

Yeah. You guys are both TikTok sensations, but.

Oscar (106:37)

We'Re in different lanes, I guess. We're not both streaming. We're both. He's a cod eater.

Moses (106:43)

Start reviewing Tin Fish this.

Oscar (106:46)

And I'm just on there, I guess. I don't know. I had nothing to post this weekend, and I felt so, like, irrelevant. I was like, wow, people are gonna forget about me. I had nothing to post. I had not one thing to post this weekend. That's crazy. There was nothing happening, really.

Moses (107:01)

It was a family weekend.

Oscar (107:02)

It was a family weekend. Yes. Watching Spy and Daddy Daycare.

Trisha Paytas (107:06)

If your mom's posting, you can post.

Oscar (107:08)

She wasn't posting this weekend over there. She posted Friday. Well, she was going live, I guess. She is a. A stream. What would that be called when you go on Tik Tok Live?

Moses (107:15)

I mean, she's in real life, pretty much.

Trisha Paytas (107:17)

She is in real life.

Moses (107:18)

She's in Tik Toks. They're like long tik Toks.

Oscar (107:21)

But it's like, yeah, she left her house Sunday. I was like, just left their House. Moses made some burgers.

Trisha Paytas (107:25)

I saw it. Don't you?

Oscar (107:26)

Oh, you What?

Trisha Paytas (107:26)

Costco. Yeah.

Moses (107:28)

Now the comments are, like, here before us.

Trisha Paytas (107:30)

They were. They did me to it. Yeah.

Oscar (107:32)

So funny. Yeah. My mom gets excited now that you know that you watch, so she'll keep posting for you.

Trisha Paytas (107:38)

Either it. If I watch it first, I text Jimmy. If Jimmy texted first, he texts me. He's like, spoiler alert. But the last minute of Lena's new TikTok, there's no audio because it connected to her.

Oscar (107:47)

Her car. Oh, didn't know why? Because we watched that one, didn't we? And we're like, oh, my, what do I do?

Trisha Paytas (107:52)

This is the one from yes or Sunday.

Oscar (107:54)

Oh, we did it again. I kind of tell her, don't turn. Did she turn on the car? What did she do? Oh, because she did it on that one we watched. Yeah, there was the one where the audio was out. And I was like, oh, okay. She's a great time. She loves. She was tiktoking this morning. She got a lot to do today. She was talking about her day. She has to come here at some point. So I was like, okay, should I go to the grocery store? Gotta do this. So.

Trisha Paytas (108:15)

And we will be seated. We will be seated.

Oscar (108:17)

She wasn't at the streamer games. Maybe next year.

Trisha Paytas (108:20)

Slay Streamer Games. Ludwig, come on.

Oscar (108:23)

This is the era of that, you know, with like the Aunt Gladys and stuff. I feel like people are just like loving, like hacks. You know what I mean? It's like the golden era is here.

Trisha Paytas (108:30)

Come on. And let's get her on. Yeah.

Oscar (108:33)

Her in a vanilla maze club.

Trisha Paytas (108:35)

Her Auntie Vanilla would slay. Honey.

Oscar (108:38)

My mom's pretty athletic too.

Trisha Paytas (108:40)

I think she would eat the girls up. She would push that dog out of the way to win.

Oscar (108:45)

Sorry to get her up there. My mom is a dog lover. She does love dogs. She would pick them up and run with him. She runs with the dogs every morning. She is definitely.

Trisha Paytas (108:56)

Didn't she? She tried to save a coyote ones.

Oscar (108:58)

She tried to say once she want to bring him into the thing. And I was. And then she had to, like, follow him. I was like, just.

Trisha Paytas (109:02)

Just let him.

Oscar (109:03)

Let him be. That coyote can just run free on his own.

Trisha Paytas (109:10)

I have so many little relationship news items that are kind of a key to me. Okay, you haven't seen Superman yet, but have you seen the Rachel Brosnahan drama?

Oscar (109:21)

No.

Trisha Paytas (109:22)

Oh, this is kind of te. Okay, so Rachel Brosnan plays Lois Lane in Superman.

Oscar (109:26)

Yes.

Trisha Paytas (109:27)

Okay. So then her husband went viral for Liking like a hate comment on Instagram about her. About. Yes, about his wife, Rachel Brosnan. So since Superman came out on digital, there was like all these little features that have been coming out. And then in one of the featurettes that went viral, it's like behind the scenes of like a really romantic scene between Rachel Brosnahan and David Cornswell wet. And people made a big deal about this. To me it was like whatever. But they're doing this like romantic scene where they're like kissing and the James Gunn calls cut. But right after he calls cut, she goes in and gives David one more kiss. And granted, this is a peck on the lid. Like it's not like a huge sexy scene. It's just like she gives him one peck. The director calls cut and then she does one more peck.

Oscar (110:19)

Cut. Great.

Moses (110:20)

Okay.

Trisha Paytas (110:21)

And everyone's like, oh my God, he called cut. But she still went in for one more kiss.

Oscar (110:26)

Like he called cut. She heard smut. She's like.

Trisha Paytas (110:31)

That is so funny.

Oscar (110:32)

Te.

Trisha Paytas (110:33)

It is not to me. It was just like cuz it was she. It's not like there was a long delay and she kissed him before walking up. Like I feel like her brain didn't process cut yet. Cuz it. The kiss was like right after he said it. Yes. Because you're in character. You're not knowing what when the cut is going to be called or whatever. So like you're in character. You're already in your head. You already have it that you're gonna that you're doing two pecs on the lips.

Oscar (110:54)

Oh, wait, why?

Trisha Paytas (110:55)

Too Just be cutesy. Because it's like a cute scene. It's not like an intense like love making scene or anything. It's just like a cute scene. So it's like a, like that.

Oscar (111:04)

Oh. To me, I was like, well, it was meant to be one pack. Who does a double peck? No one does in real life.

Trisha Paytas (111:09)

Oh, you do two packs? Yeah. Be extra, extra cute. It's like, oh, one isn't enough anymore.

Oscar (111:13)

We're peckers. We're definitely peckers because we never make out in public or anything. So it's like, it's a peck. It's like, like, you know, before, but.

Trisha Paytas (111:18)

This is still like, like it's like cute scene of them like and they're hugging each other. It's like it's cutesy.

Oscar (111:24)

If I just say adult peck isn't a choice somebody would make naturally or acting. To me it looked like a peck. I saw it. It was a pack. He's like cut and she like, okay, one more. Just us.

Trisha Paytas (111:35)

I don't know.

Oscar (111:36)

I do think that. Am I in my. My head?

Trisha Paytas (111:39)

Yeah, but I guess your perspective is. You're already very skeptical.

Moses (111:42)

Love.

Trisha Paytas (111:42)

Love scenes.

Oscar (111:43)

I am. But can I also tell you on the flip side, that too is like, I also don't think a peck is that big of a deal. Like, like, not recently, but there were people who would like, peck me on the lips, like, when, you know, as like a friendly gesture. So maybe it was like a friend. Like, we did that. Like, you know what I mean?

Trisha Paytas (111:59)

I guess maybe so.

Oscar (112:01)

I don't necessarily think it was necessarily like, because obviously it wasn't like, oh, I want you, baby. It was just like, oh, we did it. You know, like a pack. I don't. I don't also think it's that serious, but I also think it was like, yeah, she. So you think she didn't hear? I think she heard. It was just like, we did it, you know? Yeah, I guess.

Trisha Paytas (112:17)

Yeah. But. And I will say, yes, they do have. David and Rachel have really good chemistry because on the press tour, it was just giving cutesy, like, they. David is also married with like an. Like an infant, so. And Rachel's obviously married, but they just have cute chemistry. It was cute. Um, but. But yeah, there was a comment on her husband Jason's Instagram, Jason Ralph. There was a weird comment that read that he needs to stand up and stand up for himself and leave Rachel because of her apparent chemistry with David. Corn sweat. The comment said, it's genuinely sad to see your career being tucked out to be remembered as a cuckold because your wife couldn't handle herself with her co actor like, bruh, bro, let's have some self love and stand up for yourself, man. Leave her to be with him if she wants that much. At the end of the day.

Oscar (113:07)

Oh, my God. Over this Pexi.

Trisha Paytas (113:09)

Yeah. Also in tandem with, like, the press store. The chemistry. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Oscar (113:14)

Which he also brought his wife up every minute of the press tour.

Trisha Paytas (113:17)

Yeah. That's all.

Oscar (113:18)

Yeah. He kept talking about how he loved.

Trisha Paytas (113:19)

His wife and how she is like the real Superman because, yeah, she, you know, really held it down for the family.

Oscar (113:25)

Whatever. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (113:26)

And also both of their partners are at the premiere. It's not like, you know, it's not like, like a Sydney Sweeney, Glenn Powell.

Oscar (113:32)

Thing, unfollowing each other and marketing it.

Trisha Paytas (113:34)

About, like, they're both very transparent about, like, having partners and very public with their partners on both ends. But instead of like deleting the comment or Anything, though he liked it. Like, he gave it a little heart, which I saw this last week and I was still skeptical about it. I was like, well, you know, people like comments. We don't know the intention. Like, it could be a sarcastic, like, okay, whatever. Like, yeah, I see it. It. Or it could be like an accidental. Like, who knows?

Oscar (113:59)

Or me, I just like everything until someone tells me. Someone will be like, oscar is annoying. You know, Oscar, love it. Yeah. You know?

Trisha Paytas (114:08)

Yes.

Oscar (114:08)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (114:09)

So I think of you all the time too, when these little likes happen. But it did get, like, a lot of pickup this past week and became more of a thing. And then he ended up turning off comments across the board on Instagram after it got, like, a lot of picks, makeup. And then there's also another photo that's gone viral, and it's Jason, Rachel, and David. Corn sweat. Like, it's a photo of the three of them.

Oscar (114:32)

It's like, Tara, Yummy. And Kenzie and Jake.

Trisha Paytas (114:35)

And then. But Jason is standing on his tippy toes because he's so much shorter than David.

Oscar (114:39)

Oh, my God.

Trisha Paytas (114:39)

And so people are like, oh, he's like, must be insecure. But again, you don't know the intention. It could be like a joke. So here's the photo. So David is just really tall. He's like 6, 5 on the tiptoe toes. You can see here Jason is on his tiptoes and his little boat shoes.

Oscar (114:55)

And that could be so crazy.

Trisha Paytas (114:58)

But it could be another thing where he's being silly. He's like, oh, I'm so short next to you. I gotta, you know, like, no one knows the intention. So there is a lot of, like.

Oscar (115:03)

People are reaching, I think. So, like, so much for all of it from the chemistry of the press store. Like I said, it wasn't like they were trying to date like, Bridgerton or, you know, it wasn't like, the marketing to not marketing. Like, like, I haven't seen the movie, so I can't speak, but to me, I would never even be like, they want each other. Like, I don't know. Like you said, there's chemistry there. But, like, as an outsider, I'm not like, oh, yeah, that makes sense. You know what I mean? Like, I was just like, they look like two married people just doing a press tour.

Trisha Paytas (115:28)

Yeah, okay. I'm on the same page.

Oscar (115:30)

Yeah. There's not. To me, there's not a spark. Ooh. The way she looks at him or the way he looks at her. It's very. Just.

Trisha Paytas (115:35)

The press tour is cute. Like, they have cute moments on the press tour where, like, she leans on his, like, shoulder like this. And there was another viral tick tock where. Where they're, like, speaking on eye level and then it pans out and David's like, like, almost like squatting to be at the same height as her. So there's like, cute little things like that. The whole press store. They also are mentioning their partner, like, on both ends of partners the whole time. And it was never like, I don't know. It's not like the whole movie rests on them as a couple. Like, it is a big part of the movie, but it's not the whole thing. Versus, like, like a romantic comedy. Like the Glenn palace, you know?

Oscar (116:11)

And even that peck scene, I was never like, oh, wow, she really wanted to do that to me.

Trisha Paytas (116:15)

I was just like.

Oscar (116:16)

I was like, didn't think anything of it to just do it again. People are reaching the comments, liking a comments. Actually, the stupid thing. Everyone. People are like, trisha. Like this. I was like, didn't even see it. Jess was being polite. Like, wow, thank you, thank you, thank you. Acknowledging. You know what I mean? It's like, that's so reaching. People being like, wow, you're a cuckold. Like, what?

Trisha Paytas (116:33)

It's crazy.

Oscar (116:34)

Your wife is in a huge movie. Movie making money. Like, why people are. Or to be like, you should break. That's my least favorite comment. You need to break up with this person. It's like, I see that all the time. Like, oh, man, I would leave them for this. I'm like, y' all are dense. And I. I know. I'm with you. Like, usually the most prominent chemistry. Chemistry is a weird thing. Like, to have chemistry with a different person. But, I mean, I guess that's acting or whatever. But it's also just like, there was no chemistry oozing off screen to me with these two, so.

Trisha Paytas (117:00)

And I haven't seen Rachel Brosnahan and other things, but everyone was like, like, in comparison to her other roles, this is nothing. You know? Like, everyone's like, her chemistry with, like, this actor here and this actor here is a lot. Like, they actually have, like, love scenes. So it's steamier.

Oscar (117:12)

Right?

Trisha Paytas (117:12)

Superman. There's like, two romance, like, romantic scenes where they're actually like, kiss, but it's never anything that's like, sexy, steamy, it's cute, it's romantic, but it's not like, ooh, lustful or anything, you know? But. So everyone's like, she's been in other stuff and it's been a Lot more intense than this. So what other stuff has she been in? I. I only know her from Marvelous Mrs. Mael, which was an Amazon show. It won, like, Emmys. It was, like, critically a big show, but never heard of it. Yeah.

Oscar (117:37)

Love that. You know Moses, what do you think? I go husband of a starlet over here.

Trisha Paytas (117:43)

If the doctor calls, cut. And then Trisha goes in and gives Jonathan Bailey another kiss. What do you think? Another pack? Yes.

Moses (117:51)

I'm more. I'm more of the about the calm comments part because I do get comments of that nature, and I always notice, like, they only come for people that are either single or not in a happy relationship.

Oscar (118:02)

Do you do the research? Do you look into.

Moses (118:04)

Nobody that is in a normal happy relationship will leave such a crazy comment on somebody else's relationship.

Trisha Paytas (118:10)

I see what you mean. Yeah.

Moses (118:11)

You know what I mean? It's like, it's. You have to be delusional to understand. Like, you don't understand relationships or you don't understand even what it is to support your partner or how life works. Really.

Oscar (118:20)

That's what's always crazy is when people tell people that are, like, know each other in real life to be like.

Moses (118:24)

You need to leave them.

Oscar (118:25)

Like, what do you mean?

Moses (118:26)

Like, what do you mean? And be back to lonely and alone. And is that, like, back to where you are, the person making the comment?

Oscar (118:33)

Yeah. Yeah.

Moses (118:34)

It's kind of weird.

Oscar (118:35)

I was on a set last week. I was on a set. And yes, I. Sometimes, you know what I will say I didn't always hear cut, and I did go in for a second.

Moses (118:45)

You definitely don't. Yeah, you definitely don't necessarily hear cut. Like, set is a hectic, and you're so, so focused on what you're doing. You're locked in and lines and there's noise around. So the cut can just.

Oscar (118:55)

I was. I was. Yeah. They kept saying, like, well, I can. I. I don't even know.

Moses (118:59)

I can't say it yet, but okay.

Oscar (119:00)

I kept having to.

Moses (119:01)

She definitely went for seconds.

Oscar (119:03)

I kept going.

Trisha Paytas (119:07)

It kept going into Bo Yang.

Oscar (119:13)

I mean, this might even be more of threatening to Moses.

Trisha Paytas (119:18)

Okay, so you relate to Rachel Brosnahan because. Yeah, you get locked in. I was.

Oscar (119:22)

I was with it. And this is a true story, but we'll reveal all on Wednesday when you'll see what I did on Tuesday, because.

Moses (119:28)

Usually also when she goes relate to this thing, she goes by herself. Usually not there.

Oscar (119:33)

That's true. Oh, yeah. You did kind of show up unexpectedly, which was crazy, actually, because I was.

Moses (119:38)

Like, I told you I'm gonna come and see the dailies. But you stayed at the whole thing.

Oscar (119:42)

He was always supposed to stay for an hour, and then he's, like, sticking around. I was like, oh, okay. Because he gave me a car service and stuff.

Moses (119:46)

He's like, I don't think I'm gonna drive you home.

Oscar (119:48)

Yes, yes. It was intimidating to have you there. I saw Moses come in all of a sudden. I was like, ah, it was fun, though. All right, well, you guys will know it was really, really fun. It's coming soon. It's coming Wednesday, so we'll get. Talk about it then. I was supposed to come today, but we'll wait.

Moses (120:02)

Okay. We had MCR today.

Oscar (120:04)

Yeah, that was. That was actually weird. That was so odd. I. Weird. All right, and then next. Yeah, I can't wait. Oh, my God, I cannot wait for next episode. Yes, it'll be so good.

Moses (120:14)

Did you see the first dance at the Logan's wedding? Is that in your Hot Topics?

Trisha Paytas (120:19)

It was in my heart. So this. This Logan. Paul.

Oscar (120:21)

You never have Paul brother news in your Hot Topics.

Moses (120:24)

But even I. When I saw that dance, I was, like, shocked.

Oscar (120:27)

The dance? Yeah, I saw everything. I don't know. I'm. Nothing shocks me anymore with them. I'm kind of like.

Moses (120:33)

It's like, you lost Daniel.

Oscar (120:35)

What do you mean that shocks you? He's never. He never looks like he's interested in anyone but himself ever. Like, that is not even.

Moses (120:42)

But isn't that.

Oscar (120:43)

Were you shocked by, like, a wedding?

Moses (120:45)

Like, we were like, you rehearse a dance, you do a dance, you dance together.

Oscar (120:50)

I mean, the whole thing is obviously.

Moses (120:52)

Like, to anyone that didn't see it, like, they're just standing kind of grooving to the music on their own, and you can sense that she's trying to.

Oscar (120:59)

That was the first dance. I mean, do people just say it was the first dance? Because that's. It was a fast song too. Like, it wasn't like, okay, the married couple, Mr. And Mrs. Logan. There was nothing first dance about it. I don't know if that was necessarily a first dance or just whoever the. Who was. Even the band. He's like, oh, thanks, guys, for coming. Who was it?

Trisha Paytas (121:14)

I forgot she was a fan of them and.

Oscar (121:17)

Oh, she was. I thought he was. She looked more excited for him to see it.

Moses (121:22)

He said, we've been listening to you for a minute. I mean, he liked them. Whatever.

Oscar (121:25)

Yeah, he looked excited.

Moses (121:27)

I mean, they didn't just show up. He paid him to be there. So, like, thanks. For coming.

Oscar (121:31)

Yeah, but you still thank people for coming, even if you pay them.

Trisha Paytas (121:33)

West in estate.

Oscar (121:35)

That's the name.

Trisha Paytas (121:36)

Oh. So Nina surprised Logan with a performance from his favorite band, Weston Estates.

Oscar (121:42)

Who's Weston? Like, what music? You know anything about them?

Trisha Paytas (121:44)

I don't know them. Pop Grave tweeted about them, and I'm like, okay, kudos. I haven't heard of them before. My apologies to Weston Estates.

Oscar (121:51)

Yeah, well, Logan Paul got married over the weekend at Lake Como. Jeff Wittick was there, as he did say he was going, yes. And who else? Make me, like, look, I. I do hate when people, like, criticize people's weddings. It's like ours did to everyone. I remember our wedding happened, and people like, wow, there was no famous YouTubers there. And, wow, this looks like a convention. Like, people are holes about weddings. It's like, I get it. They're rich, and it's, like, easy to, like, make fun of. Like, to be like, wow, no one looks happy. No one's there, whatever. But I think in general, this is like the. They just always give me spectacle. Like, I mean, they all there. I think they all just do everything for a show. You know what I mean?

Moses (122:29)

Was punching the cake.

Trisha Paytas (122:30)

Yeah.

Oscar (122:31)

Yeah. And you could see Nina in the back. She was just, like. She was unbothered, which I love. She's just, like, drinking. She's like, this is what I married.

Moses (122:37)

She's been through enough to know to just sit back and let those boys do what they do.

Oscar (122:42)

So to me, it's like. And it's like, you know, whatever. Everyone does a Lake Como wedding these days. It's like, you know, we love it. We see it. Nothing new. Like you said, there's no emotion. There's nothing. There's nothing in it that I'm like, wow, love that. This. You know, hopefully the women are happy. They. You know, they're both beautiful. And that's. That's where you have to wonder, is this energy, like, why are they with the Paul brothers? Because they just seem chaotic, animalistic, something I don't want to marry into. But, you know, there must be something there that they stick around for. What is it? Maybe they're really sweet behind the scene. I doubt it, though. I doubt it. You know, and that's okay because, like, I think they're okay with it. But it does seem. All I remember is that the nursery one where he's just like, you're in here, not me. And, like, that's the biggest red flag. But, hey, maybe she. Like, there's. There's women who do just want to be the mom and just want to be like, you know, stay at home. Which is like, nothing wrong with that either. So, you know, you find what works for you.

Trisha Paytas (123:43)

Yeah.

Oscar (123:44)

You know, I don't know. I don't know.

Trisha Paytas (123:47)

I don't know either, sister.

Oscar (123:48)

I had read something that he had seen her in, like, a Carl's Jr. Commercial and tried to, like, book her for his thing, like way back in the day, like 10 years ago. And she had said no because the money wasn't there or something. She, like, rejected him like, once. And then like, I guess they saw each other at a party and then they got together or whatever. But there must be something redeemy. And I don't know. But I would love to know. Maybe they could say. Because even the vows, which, again, I don't. I'm not criticizing it, but it's like, you. You want to know what's like, the deeper, like, okay, what do you love about that person? And I didn't get anything from it, but maybe there's saving it for themselves. Maybe it was just for tv, they did those vows or something.

Trisha Paytas (124:22)

Yeah. Because I do not want to sit through, like, a Paul interview. I almost want to. You gotta go. I think go to Tana. Because Tana does see, she still, like, is friendly with them.

Oscar (124:35)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (124:35)

Once did see something in Jake, Paul. And I would love to know what that was and like, what it is now. Like, what it is about them that is at least enough to want to be still be friendly with them.

Oscar (124:47)

Yes. But I will say Tana is just like, she's the good in everyone. Like, she can see the good in, like, you know, a pig. You know what I mean? She'd be like, why?

Trisha Paytas (124:56)

Why are you bringing pigs into it? Pigs and Logan, Paul. I'd rather have the pig.

Oscar (125:02)

I'm thinking, like, evil pigs for Minecraft. Okay. If I'm being more specific, because we're trying to think of Minecraft anyways. That's a whole other thing. I was trying to, like, think a Minecraft Halloween costume for our podcast, and my sister was talking. Anyways, she. I want to be a pig. And I'm like, well, the pigs are evil, like the witch. Anyways, that was the pig I was thinking about. Sorry to pigs. Apologies for the pigs out there, but you're right, pigs are fine.

Trisha Paytas (125:24)

Yes.

Oscar (125:24)

But she could. She could find the good in anybody. Yeah. I have to ask because I don't know. Honestly, I don't know.

Trisha Paytas (125:30)

Yeah, I can't wrap my head around that. One in particular.

Oscar (125:36)

Right. I don't know.

Trisha Paytas (125:38)

I mean, I could see it for some kind of girl who. There, like, almost like. I don't know. I guess I just. I don't know anything about Nina. I just assume from the. The few things I do I've seen of her, like interviews and stuff. She does seem very, like, sweet.

Oscar (125:54)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (125:55)

Because I can see them, the Paul brothers, with like, you know, the mean girl. Sorry, pick me. You know what I mean? Like, that's the kind of girl I see with them who are like, almost like. Like they're all about the patriarchy, you know, you kind of have to be if you're with them, so.

Oscar (126:11)

Oh, but like I. But like you said, I get the opposite of their fiance too.

Trisha Paytas (126:15)

That's the thing.

Oscar (126:15)

Yeah. Because even. Is it Jetta? Is that her name? Like, she's like an Olympian. You know what I mean? So it's like. Well, they're clearly just like independent. They both have their own careers, so.

Trisha Paytas (126:25)

Maybe they're just left alone a lot and they're like, cool. I don't know.

Oscar (126:29)

Yeah, and some people do like that too. Some people love. Like there's someone famous for her name. Maybe Cheryl Ralph, I think. I don't know. Like, they have separate houses from their husband.

Trisha Paytas (126:39)

Oh, yeah.

Oscar (126:40)

And they just. They. They love that.

Trisha Paytas (126:42)

Yeah.

Oscar (126:43)

So. And some people, yeah, like the space with their partners. I don't know. Beautiful wedding.

Trisha Paytas (126:52)

Beautiful fireworks.

Oscar (126:54)

Was there fireworks?

Trisha Paytas (126:55)

There's a lot of fireworks. Yeah.

Oscar (126:56)

The cake was beautiful. The Jake Paul punching, it was wild. But again, it's. This is like spectacular.

Trisha Paytas (127:00)

Like. Yeah, you're right. You did clock it where it's not shocking to me. Like, he posted the video himself boxing the cake. And I'm like, this tracks.

Oscar (127:07)

Hey. Hate that you make like a wedding about yourself. Like, again, that is what they married into. But it's like, why?

Trisha Paytas (127:14)

I was almost like. Because again, there was one of those things I had to like, post about it for work.

Oscar (127:18)

Oh, you did?

Trisha Paytas (127:19)

Yes. And I was like, I don't even know. Because they were kind of low key that week. There was like paparazzi videos and stuff, but not too much on their her own. And I was like, damn. Maybe it'll be almost like Alex Warren and cover where like, you know, they wanted to be the ones to post about it first.

Oscar (127:34)

Yes. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (127:36)

I don't think Lila Gibney was at Logan Paul's wedding. So I was like, you know, she won't be leaking anything.

Oscar (127:40)

She was at the butter yellow.

Trisha Paytas (127:45)

But then Jake Paul was like, he Was the first. Jeff Wittick was more respectful than Jake Paul. He was the first to post, like, in the moment moment. The. I think he was the one that posted the vows.

Oscar (127:56)

Oh, my gosh.

Trisha Paytas (127:57)

He was the first one. Yeah. Even Jeff didn't wait to post to the next day because I. My manager kept saying just like, look to see, like whenever. As soon as we see someone that we can repost or whatever. And I was like, going through. I went through like Mike Malak even too. And then I saw TMZ post. I was like, where do they get this? And then I was like, damn, Jake Paul. He was the first one to post, like, literally in real time.

Oscar (128:21)

That is wild. Like, yeah, it's happening as it was.

Trisha Paytas (128:23)

Happen happening, which is crazy.

Oscar (128:26)

I'm sure it's proud of their show. I don't know how to get picked up for season two, All American.

Trisha Paytas (128:31)

I have no idea. But I was like, yeah, again. It all kind of tracks though, to me. I'm like, it does make sense.

Oscar (128:38)

It's crazy to me that even like someone like Logan want to get married because I think by his own. His own talking about himself, he's. He is very into himself and very like, narcissistic is like a bad word, but like just selfish. He always says he's selfish. So it's like, it's surprising he wants to get married because it's like you.

Trisha Paytas (128:53)

Have to ask his idea of what a marriage is.

Oscar (128:58)

Because we talk about on here how it's like, it really is such like an old school thing that I don't think.

Trisha Paytas (129:02)

And they're Paul American. It is the Paul American dream.

Oscar (129:08)

All American.

Trisha Paytas (129:09)

All American. Family, wife. You know, they stay at home, she's in the nursery and he's out there doing whatever, you know, boxing. The way it all tracks me.

Oscar (129:17)

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Trisha Paytas (129:19)

It all talks to me.

Oscar (129:20)

Well, congrats. We love, love, love. And maybe it's great. Like, you know what? Like I said, maybe there is something that no one else can see and they keep it for themselves.

Trisha Paytas (129:31)

Love is love.

Oscar (129:32)

Love is love. Who said that?

Trisha Paytas (129:33)

I. I think a gay marriage thing, but that applies to straight marriage. I don't understand either. Love is love. No hate. No hate campaign.

Oscar (129:43)

Bring that back. Back. I want to do it. We should do it.

Trisha Paytas (129:45)

We should just do it for no reason at all. Yes.

Oscar (129:50)

Yes. That was so wild.

Trisha Paytas (129:52)

I love it.

Oscar (129:53)

What do they think they were doing?

Trisha Paytas (129:54)

Because it was Proposition 8. Proposition 8 was like the. Yes. Was the proposition stopping gay marriage in California or something?

Oscar (130:01)

Yeah, it was. It was Then doing something.

Trisha Paytas (130:03)

Yes.

Oscar (130:04)

It wasn't like Gal Gadot with the.

Trisha Paytas (130:05)

Imagine other people. Yeah.

Oscar (130:07)

That did nothing because they didn't even raise money. Right. No one even donated any. Anything.

Trisha Paytas (130:10)

I think it was justice, talent, inspire and move us all.

Oscar (130:17)

That's another good pop culture. But the fact that Penny Pascal is.

Trisha Paytas (130:20)

That, wow, you know, he was down bad. He was just happy to be in Wonder Woman.

Oscar (130:24)

You know, he was in Wonder Woman.

Trisha Paytas (130:25)

2, the second one. He was the villain in Wonder Woman too.

Oscar (130:28)

Wow.

Trisha Paytas (130:29)

Yeah.

Moses (130:29)

Well, you see, he's a good guy.

Trisha Paytas (130:31)

Yeah.

Oscar (130:32)

Those movies are actually. I never saw Water.

Trisha Paytas (130:35)

It was bad. This one was really bad.

Oscar (130:36)

But Justice League was bad. Snow White was bad. All.

Trisha Paytas (130:39)

Yeah. But.

Oscar (130:41)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (130:42)

Yeah.

Oscar (130:43)

Anything else happen at Lake Como?

Trisha Paytas (130:46)

Honestly, that is all I saw, and that was enough for me.

Oscar (130:48)

You know what I mean? I didn't see much of it either. I just saw him.

Trisha Paytas (130:51)

I think Jeff was the only oomphie that was over there, and I love.

Oscar (130:54)

That he was there. That's so funny that he's like that close with them. I don't see him being that way.

Trisha Paytas (130:59)

But, yeah, I know. I did see one. One. I saw one like Mike Maylock tweet. I don't know if it was. It was around the same time as the wedding, but it was like, you know who your real friends are when you leave. When you leave the club and they text, hey, where'd you go? And then everyone was like, you're 40 and you're texting about leaving the club. And then people did come to his defense.

Oscar (131:19)

What did they say?

Trisha Paytas (131:20)

They're like, oh, we're age shaming now. But I mean, maybe.

Oscar (131:24)

Maybe if you're going to a club.

Trisha Paytas (131:26)

You know, at 40, and you're like, your whole thing is like, your boys gotta be like, I mean, come on.

Oscar (131:32)

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I. I think ajaming is okay. So if you're going to clubs. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (131:37)

If you're like. Especially when, like, us, it all goes back to Twitch. But this, my friend who's not a twitch streamer, she just turned 26, and now all the guy, like, the boys who watch her, like, you're pushing 30 and everyone's age shaming her at 26. At 26.

Oscar (131:53)

I know, I know.

Trisha Paytas (131:54)

Let's age shame men a little at 40. And then being like, a little. Yeah.

Oscar (131:57)

And he's actually 40.

Trisha Paytas (131:58)

40 might be, like, literally in his 40s.

Oscar (132:01)

And I do think that's okay. I do think, yeah, I'm doing something cringy at 40, which I am close to. Like, let Me know, you know here and there. Yeah. I think Pokemon's fine at 40, but going to a club is maybe a little crazy.

Trisha Paytas (132:13)

I think it's fine. But like when you try to make it relatable, when you're trying to relate.

Oscar (132:18)

Yes.

Trisha Paytas (132:18)

It's giving like, I mean, the meme. Yes. Yeah, it's, it's, it's giving. Hello, fellow kids.

Oscar (132:25)

Kids.

Trisha Paytas (132:25)

You know Steve Buscemi.

Oscar (132:28)

Yes.

Trisha Paytas (132:28)

Like just you're 40 and then trying to relate to like the 21 year olds is like, come on.

Oscar (132:34)

Yeah. Cubs are for the early 20s and.

Trisha Paytas (132:36)

Late 20s and just been like, yeah, your boy. You know who your real boys are when they ask where'd you go when you leave the party?

Oscar (132:43)

Crazy. I don't know.

Trisha Paytas (132:43)

Does he talk like that? I have no idea.

Oscar (132:45)

But he's from New York, so if you're trying New York, was it Jeff who texted it? I think so. Because Jeff said something like it was just checking on you or something. Or maybe he was just joking.

Trisha Paytas (132:54)

Maybe it was Jeff because it was.

Oscar (132:55)

Something like, where did you go? And he's like, haha, you're real wines and just making sure you're okay.

Trisha Paytas (132:59)

I think it was Jeff.

Oscar (133:00)

Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (133:01)

Jeff seems sweet.

Oscar (133:03)

Yeah. Yeah, I think he is too. I think like we wouldn't champion him if he wasn't, you know.

Trisha Paytas (133:10)

Yeah, she definitely has quirks about him. But you know, it is endearing. Like an uncle who just hasn't caught up to the times, you know, it is giving that. It is giving that.

Oscar (133:21)

Even though he's younger than me, he's 35, but he should be. Be caught up with the times. He should be a little more with it, but that's okay. We still love and support and I love that he's at Logan Paul's wedding. I was gonna say I'm surprised Tina wasn't there, but I guess, yeah, she did. I guess had that fake wedding with Jake. So I'm gonna be kind of.

Moses (133:37)

It's just a commitment to travel so far.

Oscar (133:40)

Don't get married in Italy. If you get Maui, everyone please get married in Maui. You tana, like, everyone please get married there. I love Maui.

Trisha Paytas (133:46)

You want to go there and not too. I mean, it's like a five hour flight, but not to me.

Oscar (133:50)

It's like not bad. When you said five hours, I was shocked because I thought it was like less than and I was like, I love and it's worth it.

Trisha Paytas (133:55)

Yeah.

Oscar (133:55)

Italy is like ridiculously far. Not to say it's not worth it. Never been. But it's so far, I imagine Lake.

Trisha Paytas (134:00)

Como is also, like, probably another track to get there as well.

Oscar (134:03)

It's like the Maldives. You have to fly 14 hours to Dubai, another four hours to the Maldives. Then once you get there, you get to get, like, these little tiny planes to fly you to the mall.

Trisha Paytas (134:10)

I was like, it is giving that.

Oscar (134:11)

Yeah, it wasn't worth it, in my opinion, going to the Maldives. I was just like, love it. Blessed that we're able to go. Did go broke after it, but also not worth all the little flights. Remember, they tricked us in the flight, too. We had, like, no money as it was, and our hotel was like, oh, we can pick you up in a little plane and come straight to the hotel. I was like, perfect. They didn't tell us it was a $6,000 extra charge for 1,6500.

Moses (134:32)

So basically, there is a plane that takes you to the hotel, and usually there's a few people. You know, it's like a shuttle. There's a few people. They get on the airplane, they go together. But if you want, you can go just by yourself on the shuttle, and that's $6,500.

Oscar (134:45)

But they didn't tell us that. The hotel was just like, we can get you a shuttle. And I was like, like, just private.

Moses (134:48)

I was like, so they charge us for going and coming back, like, $15,000 just like that, without even understanding what they're even asking us.

Oscar (134:56)

Which, by the way, did not have that in our accounts at all. Like, there was no credit card with that. There was nothing in our accounts. So that's why I panicked, because I was told, Moses. I was like. I thought it was just part of the hotel because our room was, like, $30,000 a night. So I thought that was a perk for this room that we paid $30,000 a night for five nights. I thought that we should just get a free airplane ride. So then when I saw the extra 15,000, because, again, we had, like, literally to the dollar, we were able to then not get the flight back private. We're like, can we just go with the regular people? Because it was free. I was like, I would rather have done that the first time. So we were able to get, like, 7, 500, like, not charged because we took a regular flight, which was just, like, six other people on the flight. I'm like, to begin with, because we're like, we don't have that 7,500 to pay you, so. So we had to pay the $7,500 for the flight there, which was insane, because it's 10 minutes. The airplane is literally like a 15 minute flight there. And I was like, anyways, I share these stories to help you guys just, like kick off, you know, I try to share my bad credit history with you guys to, like, learn from my mistakes. Same thing. If you go to the Maldives and get a $30,000 room, they don't gonna give you a free plane. It's not included. Nothing is included with that $30,000 a night. Just a scary basement where the water surrounds you. Where we didn't even stay. It could bust at any moment. Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (136:12)

Hope this helps.

Oscar (136:15)

Me trying to be relatable.

Trisha Paytas (136:17)

Cut to me and Callie having to, like, do a little. You may say I'm a dreamer on TikTok Live. Every donation helps to get Trisha back. Honestly, bring Trisha home, you may say.

Moses (136:32)

I'm assuming washing dishes there.

Trisha Paytas (136:35)

No.

Oscar (136:35)

What was so scary? This was 2021. Or like right after 2021. Maybe like January 22nd. And it was like, still during the time of, like, COVID testing. So you had to get tested before you went back on a plane. And I was like, what if we got. What if we had covert do it to pay for those rooms? Still, like, do they put you up? Because we would have had nothing. There's nothing. And they, they. What do they call cash out at the end of the day? They make sure you pay before you leave that island. You know what I mean? So there wasn't even like, oh, when we get home, we'll figure it out. Like, they make sure it goes through because it was a large amount too. I had to, like, call my bank because it was like, whatever. But if we had to stay even one extra day because of like, if.

Moses (137:10)

You'Re sick, you can't fly, so you have to quarantine.

Trisha Paytas (137:12)

Yeah.

Oscar (137:14)

Do they make you pay for that quarantine? Because even the cheapest room at that hotel would have been beyond our budget. So anyways, here's the thing. Don't live beyond your means. Don't spend beyond your means. You know what I mean? I probably should have learned that early on, but we're doing okay now. I feel like some people do worry and, like, we need to help Trisha raise money. Whatever. We are fine.

Moses (137:32)

I know there's somebody here that's responsible. Financially responsible.

Oscar (137:35)

Well, you also didn't know the finances because we didn't have, like, together finances back then. So I kind of was just spending willy nilly as it was. And it was too late till we found out. But yes. And we were probably fine back then too. I would I act like, oh my God, we were so like broke. But it was because we were spending 30,000. I was sending $30,000 a night on a hotel room that we couldn't afford. So anyways, lesson learned. We go nowhere. Now we're the opposite. We are jetu blue holiday at home. We just hang out and that's it. Saving lots of money. I'll tell you that. We save so much money. We tried to get Nobu last night and even that was like Postmates was like, nope, not getting it. I was like, all right, let me just have some hard boiled eggs. And that's what I had. And that's very cheap and very budget friendly. If you're looking for a cheap dinner, try hard boiled eggs. You know, a dozen eggs are only like $2 now. Pretty cheap.

Trisha Paytas (138:25)

Oh, one down.

Oscar (138:26)

Yeah, I love that.

Moses (138:27)

What? What?

Oscar (138:28)

Yeah, Ralph's. They're $2 for a dozen eggs.

Moses (138:30)

Where?

Oscar (138:31)

It was on sale at Ralph's. At Ralph's.

Moses (138:33)

The ones near us, it's always like nine, ten bucks.

Trisha Paytas (138:35)

What? Yeah, these are very too conflicting. I haven't bought eggs in a long time, so I can't even really.

Oscar (138:42)

You don't like a little egg here and there?

Trisha Paytas (138:43)

You know, I like egg white. White.

Oscar (138:45)

Okay. Bougie. That's really bougie. You know they charge you extra for egg whites at restaurants. Oh, sometimes I'd be like, oh, I just want scrambled eggs. But just the egg whites. Okay, that's extra $2. But you're using less eggs. Like what do you mean that's extra $2. That's crazy. It is. That's why I think of bougie. Cuz I love egg whites too. But.

Trisha Paytas (139:02)

Well, the.

Oscar (139:03)

What? Tell me you're going to. Are you calories are the.

Trisha Paytas (139:06)

No, I've already said this like a year ago and you were discussed it. But you know, I just get the carton of the egg whites and it's like five bucks.

Oscar (139:12)

Oh, like in the little. You dump it out the pre.

Trisha Paytas (139:14)

Yes.

Oscar (139:15)

Liquid. Yeah. Wait, why do you. How do you do that then? You just make them out of the carton.

Trisha Paytas (139:21)

You just shake it, you pour it onto the little pan and that's that.

Oscar (139:24)

Why don't you just crack a egg?

Trisha Paytas (139:26)

Because then I'm either separate the yolk from the white. That seems like a lot of work. You know I can't do any of that stuff.

Oscar (139:31)

Right, right, right, right, right. I can't either. But I can do that just like those chicken tenders. Well, we Gotta make those. Those Remy ones. Those Remy chicken tenders with the blue eggs. Yes, most of those. Like a bougie. The blue egg is like, oh, I'm.

Trisha Paytas (139:43)

Sure those are probably.

Oscar (139:44)

Those are probably like $20. Erewhon this morning. We did get a little spurge this morning. I was like, oh, I want an Erewhon smoothie. I was. I looked at the hard boiled. Likes four hard boiled eggs at Erewhon. $16 for four.

Trisha Paytas (139:55)

That's crazy.

Oscar (139:56)

When you can buy the whole carton for $2 or $9, depending on where you go.

Trisha Paytas (140:00)

The $2 is a little. It makes me skeptical because weird.

Moses (140:04)

Everyone everywhere complains about egg prices. So there's no way that eggs are.

Oscar (140:08)

Oh my God. I'm looking.

Moses (140:09)

I never clearance about to expire in a minute. Like if you don't find them now, we send them back.

Oscar (140:15)

Not. Well, maybe, but it was $2. I don't have a receipt now. Now I'm sad cuz I was so shook and I almost was gonna take a picture but I'm like, no one cares. Like I thought maybe you would care about like. No, he knows.

Moses (140:25)

Well, tell us in the comments where the egg prices are.

Oscar (140:28)

Let us know. Cuz like you said. Did you. Hey, price of egg.

Trisha Paytas (140:31)

I was trying.

Moses (140:32)

When I look at them, if like it's seven or eight bucks, I'm like, wow, that's cheap.

Oscar (140:36)

Are you getting the 18 or the 12?

Moses (140:39)

The two rows.

Oscar (140:41)

See that's 12, but there's an 18 one we get sometimes. Maybe we're getting 18, but even that would be high for 18. I should ask my mom. She's at Ralph's all day. She's looking for Tombstone pizzas, which are a dollar. Look at us being so budget. We are so budget. We love Mo's. Got a Trader Joe Joe's pizza. That was like double the price. But not even as good. The cheese was burnt. It was not. It wasn't. It wasn't where it was at.

Moses (141:01)

Strange.

Oscar (141:01)

Yeah, less sauce on it. I love tombstones.

Trisha Paytas (141:04)

I think you're wrong. Who? The egg prices. They are like I'm wrong. Yeah. No, it's like 9.99.

Moses (141:13)

It's always 9.

Oscar (141:14)

I swear mine were $2.

Trisha Paytas (141:16)

Okay, well, I don't know what I'm scared of. What you were looking at.

Oscar (141:19)

I was getting eggs. I always buy eggs. Eggs. I asked my mom.

Moses (141:22)

That's always my eggs.

Oscar (141:23)

I do. I love eggs because it's so cheap. Whenever I go there, it's like 40 bucks and I get so much stuff. I get like pastas and meats and.

Moses (141:31)

Peak Podcasting, when you talk about the prices.

Trisha Paytas (141:37)

First 37 minutes was Mike and Molly recap. And then the big final story is egg prices.

Moses (141:44)

When I was a kid, I remember we had the neighbor that was just stand out. She was kind of. She'd stand out in the balcony and just all day scream about the prices of milk and egg.

Oscar (141:52)

Oh, and.

Trisha Paytas (141:54)

And that woman was Trisha K. Paid in Studio City.

Moses (141:58)

Now we're the one doing that.

Oscar (142:01)

That was so funny. Wow. If they're $9, and that is crazy. And then we should be complaining about the price.

Moses (142:06)

Even in the comments on TikTok, when people, you know, talk about stuff and they're like, well, I'm too employed to know that, or like, does that mean the price of eggs are going down? You know what I mean?

Oscar (142:14)

I hate that meme. Oh, great day for the unemployed. Big news for the unemployed. It's like, you're also on Tik Tok scrolling. Like, why do people act like it's just people who have no jobs that are on there. Our name announcements like, oh, big news for the unemployed. It's like, what? Like, no, everyone cares about this. Like, it's such a weird. I hate that. I hate when people say that. It's like, no, we work from home. We're bougie, actually. So I don't know where you're at that you can't go on your phone. What?

Moses (142:36)

Why do you had babies so much?

Oscar (142:38)

Oh, okay. Well, you ate on that one, babe. I love that. I do love it. I do. That wasn't sarcasm. That was actually funny. I could see how people could inter see. I always. The only comments I know is people think I hate my husband. So I'm like, let me just turn that around because I know what people are gonna say. But I truly meant that was a good one. I didn't hear you. We were over. Talking to each other. Talking over each other. What's our hot news? What is the hottest hot topic of the day? I swear I have hot topics. I need to start writing mine down because I swear I have something I literally forget when we do these.

Trisha Paytas (143:14)

The hot. I mean, I really was gonna save Logan Paul for the end. I mean, I had David Dobrik, but I mean, does anyone care? He said he was gay or he made a joke that he was gay. But I'm like, where I care that much? In his vlog, he was massaging Corinna in the bathtub. I don't know. I was. I only shout out, spill Sash for doing the journalism. Because I.

Oscar (143:30)

That's the only reason you didn't watch.

Trisha Paytas (143:32)

I watched Spill Sash, but not David.

Moses (143:33)

It.

Oscar (143:34)

Oh, we can add Moses. Watch David's vlog. He volunteered last time. He said what? You didn't see it, babe?

Moses (143:39)

No, there was.

Trisha Paytas (143:42)

Every. I don't know what the schedule is, but they're coming. The hits are coming. He's say it's gay.

Oscar (143:48)

Cuz he was massaging K and he felt nothing.

Trisha Paytas (143:49)

He was massaging Corinna in the bathtub and made a joke about why she would never sleep with him. It was all kind of weird. And then he made a joke. He's like, well, I am gay. Gay. Because Corinna was explaining why it would be weird if they, like had sex. And he goes, well, I'm gay. I think it was just a little joke.

Oscar (144:08)

Honestly, I don't think so. And honestly, I do think he could have a little bit of a redemption arc. Not in my eyes, but in the end and eyes if he was like, I'm gay. Because that does seem a lot of like, you know, to not truly be yourself and finally to be able to be yourself. People would rally around him, forgetting what he obviously did to Jeff. But I think it could explain a lot of things as far as like anger and. And just, you know, hate for other people and like pent up hate and stuff. I don't even say that'd be funny. Like I went through the Shane coming out thing, right? And it was the same sort of things. I think Shane would joke about being gay before being out. You know what I mean? Just kind of test the waters. It in my opinion. You didn't tell me that, but that's how I think too, because I would look back and. Yeah. Do you remember there's one of Shane where he was like, he told someone he was straight and they were kind of gagged.

Trisha Paytas (144:52)

No.

Oscar (144:54)

Oh, it was Willem. You never saw the clip?

Trisha Paytas (144:56)

No.

Oscar (144:56)

Oh my God. God. Willem's giving him a makeover and he's like, are you out yet? And he's like, out. He's like, I'm straight. And Willem's face is gag. It's giving the same thing as David. You know, it's such a crazy clip. I've never seen it. And then poor Shane. You kind of see the fear in Shane's eyes too, of being like outed and just like. And maybe Willem truly didn't know that he wasn't out. But you judged.

Trisha Paytas (145:18)

No, I'm judging. Are you out out? Are you out of the Closet. Are you straight? Yeah. You're straight. No. Yeah, I did not know that.

Oscar (145:27)

Like, you do see the fear in like, Shane's eyes and you're just like, oh. And it's like, it is crazy that there was a time or even Joey too. You know, so many people hide it for a long time. Yeah, you're so right. And his. What was his video? His. I mean, the I'm out video. Coming out videos were like such a trend all of a sudden. Everybody was coming out and it was. It was great. It was like this whole thing. Did Tyler Oakley come out? I mean, I know, I know it was like an outline, but why do I remember a thumbnail of him? Like, I'm gay. That's like rainbow. Is it? Or is that Connor? Someone did a very like, I'm gay.

Trisha Paytas (146:00)

And it was like, Oh, I don't think Tyler Oakley.

Oscar (146:03)

No, I swear he has a coming out video.

Trisha Paytas (146:05)

No, are you serious?

Oscar (146:08)

I swear. I'm not even being funny. I swear there was one. And maybe it was just like, I'm gay. Like, this is my story. But not like it was a surprise. I'm just saying, like it was out.

Trisha Paytas (146:18)

Ow. Are you out of the closet? Are you straight? Yeah, you're straight. No, I did not know that.

Oscar (146:24)

I watched the clip of the trailer for the movie and I'm like, you.

Trisha Paytas (146:26)

Do a really good job pretending you're like the straight everyman too. And I was like, wow, he's actually straight, huh?

Oscar (146:32)

Like, it's like so quiet too. And I'm like, oh. And yeah, well, I'm just loud. Willem does know though. One calls out so many people.

Trisha Paytas (146:41)

Tyler Oakley. Oh, I don't see it coming out video.

Oscar (146:45)

There isn't one that says, I'm gay with a rainbow. Was it Connor that did that? Someone did a crazy one that I was like, wow, I love this.

Trisha Paytas (146:52)

Not. It's not time.

Oscar (146:54)

Gay coming out. See who it was because I still remember it vividly. Oh my gosh.

Trisha Paytas (147:02)

Connors is just coming out and it's him looking sad.

Oscar (147:05)

Oh, that's.

Trisha Paytas (147:08)

Well, maybe it's Joey's.

Oscar (147:10)

Joey's just at the end of his don't wait video, wasn't it?

Trisha Paytas (147:12)

He did one. Yeah, his just coming out.

Oscar (147:17)

Yeah, I guess everyone just did. Coming out videos are like, I'm out.

Trisha Paytas (147:20)

Is it Ingrid?

Oscar (147:22)

That sounds familiar too.

Trisha Paytas (147:24)

No, hers is just something I want you to know.

Oscar (147:27)

And that was. Oh, okay. You should do most popular coming out YouTube videos. Can we title this your coming out video? Just you with rainbows. See, just the Click. Did you ever do this is your platform. Pretend that's a vlogging video from 2012? Your story. Yours is, like, so not eventful. Right? You're just like, you don't have to come out.

Trisha Paytas (147:56)

You're just like, no, I never did anything. That's it. Yeah, that was. It was just that. I feel like that was probably Tyler Oakley, too. They're just like, well, well, yes.

Oscar (148:03)

Well, yes. I love that. I do hope for a day that no gay kid ever has to come out. That's just like. We're just. This is just you.

Trisha Paytas (148:12)

Oh, Troye Sivan did one as well. His looks like Connor. Same style of, like, sad. Yeah. Serious. With, like, the blurred background.

Oscar (148:21)

Wait, why was everyone doing a serious face for this?

Trisha Paytas (148:23)

I guess because it was big, serious news back in the day.

Oscar (148:25)

Oh, my God. That is kind of sad.

Trisha Paytas (148:27)

It is.

Oscar (148:28)

And Shane did one.

Trisha Paytas (148:29)

Yeah.

Oscar (148:30)

Was his titled I'm Bisexual or was it coming out?

Trisha Paytas (148:32)

Let's see.

Oscar (148:34)

It is kind of sad that you have to come out, huh?

Trisha Paytas (148:38)

I'm bisexual. Shane Dawson, tv.

Oscar (148:41)

I'm bisexual. Love that.

Trisha Paytas (148:43)

Very serious Thumbnail. No one with the rainbow. I don't know which one you're thinking.

Oscar (148:46)

Oh, someone. Jimmy or somebody in the comments. There is. I have such a vivid memory of someone doing that, and I love that.

Trisha Paytas (148:53)

Who could have been.

Oscar (148:54)

I don't know. Now I'm. I've run out of the gays. I don't know. Davey Wavy. Do you remember him? I feel like I collabed Davey Wavy. And I don't even know what that would have been, but I feel like.

Trisha Paytas (149:06)

I couldn't see you doing that.

Oscar (149:07)

I did do one with him. I'm sure it's down, but I remember I didn't know anything about him. I just, like, love. I want to collab. And then it was like a very. His whole thing was just, like, so sexual. Was it like people just showing him penises or something? Or him looking at penises of his straight friends or something sexual?

Trisha Paytas (149:22)

And there was something. I keep seeing a meme on Twitter where it was like, it's. I don't know if it's real, but it's like. Like he had. He's putting those into someone. Yes.

Oscar (149:34)

I think that's what he did. And I had, like, no idea.

Trisha Paytas (149:36)

That's crazy. I didn't even know he could do that.

Oscar (149:39)

Back on YouTube, you could do everything crazy. That's our top story. Troye Sivan is gay. What? Guess who's gay.

Trisha Paytas (149:51)

I don't know if we should play that.

Oscar (149:52)

Game. Honestly, everyone.

Trisha Paytas (149:55)

Oh, my God, that is funny. I do have a really. I guess it's not really that gaggy, but it is fun, I guess. A gay influencer couple broke up, but the breakup video is going viral because each of them have two very different reactions.

Oscar (150:08)

Yes, I did see this on Twitter.

Trisha Paytas (150:10)

Yes, me too. That was my whole Twitter. Was everyone going off about this something.

Oscar (150:14)

Like, well, we know who was the one that broke up with who or something.

Trisha Paytas (150:17)

Yeah, well, Jimmy, play the video here. But yeah, yeah, it's this couple, right? You saw.

Oscar (150:23)

Yes, yes, yes. I love this couple. First of all, they're just so striking, both of them.

Trisha Paytas (150:26)

I'm like, yes.

Oscar (150:27)

Their appearances are very. Just like, sto. Like, they're just. Wow. You pay attention to what they look like.

Trisha Paytas (150:32)

Yeah, I agree. And I have never heard of them before, but I guess they've been around for a little bit. They're tick their Tik Tok Instagram.

Oscar (150:40)

I never heard of them either. And I know every gay couple on.

Trisha Paytas (150:43)

I guess there's so many these days, though. Yeah.

Oscar (150:45)

But this one is obviously making an impact. And it's like, how do we not know about that? Yeah, it was all over my face.

Trisha Paytas (150:52)

Yes, but they're in the renovation space. I don't follow. Like, yes, there's a lot of gays in the lifestyle renovation space.

Oscar (151:00)

Okay. Renovation space is wild.

Trisha Paytas (151:02)

Yeah.

Oscar (151:03)

Who's watching renovation content?

Trisha Paytas (151:04)

Some people live for it.

Oscar (151:06)

Just like renovating homes.

Trisha Paytas (151:07)

That's like, rooms.

Moses (151:08)

TV shows about that.

Trisha Paytas (151:10)

And they do like, they are. I don't know what they're. They also build, like, house houses and stuff, too.

Moses (151:15)

It's like Food Network. It's like people watching.

Oscar (151:17)

People watching food. Renovation is like, the most awful thing in the world. Like, when we talk about renovating a house, I'm just like, I just want to move in. I don't want to renovate. I don't want to, like, pick out faucets.

Moses (151:30)

There's two things. One, some people like to see the makeover.

Trisha Paytas (151:32)

Yeah.

Moses (151:33)

Like, the change. And some people like to get ideas. Like, you know, things.

Oscar (151:37)

It's crazy to me when people, like, go pick out, like, little tiles for their house. Like, it's like, just move into the house. Like, just move into a house. You like, do you ever see that where people buy a house and just completely.

Trisha Paytas (151:47)

Yes.

Oscar (151:48)

Or not even somebody house, and they just want to, like, tear everything down. And I was like, why did we buy this house if we're just going to tear it down? I hate it even when we're looking at houses. We looked at one house. I kid you not, we're obviously not getting this house. But it was like 3.5. I'm like, perfect. It's like a, like again, not where you can afford this. But we were just like looking at it. He's like, yeah, so I don't even want to show like we saw the view. It was like this lake, beautiful view. It was like 360 views. It's gorge. He's like, yeah. So I was like, let's see the house. Like, oh, I'm not gonna show you the house. It's a tear down. I'm like, why would we spend $3.5 million on just property and tear down a house? Then we have to spend another million to what? I want to move into the house. And then he shows me and like all the houses we looked at, we're like, no, you just tear this down. Why would we buy a house that we're gonna tear down? What's the point? 3.5 million for land. Is that how much it costs to look at the river or whatever we're looking at? It's just so weird. No, absolutely not. It was so crazy to me. I can't fathom that at all. I can't fathom, I guess if someone like died in the house and you want to like clear the energy.

Moses (152:45)

Nice to sage it or bring somebody.

Oscar (152:47)

To which he does sells that too. He's like, full disclosure someone. I'm like, oh, I mean it's fine. People have to die. But what's crazy? He'll tell. He'll be specific. He's like, yeah, they were in hospice but they wanted to come home to die. I was like, that's a lot. That's like a lot of energy. Which I guess, yeah, that's better than.

Trisha Paytas (153:02)

And yeah, yeah.

Oscar (153:05)

Oh right.

Trisha Paytas (153:06)

Yeah. That energy is darker to me versus I feel like that is like a little bit more peaceful.

Oscar (153:10)

Okay.

Trisha Paytas (153:11)

Yeah. If that, that helps your journey.

Oscar (153:13)

Yeah. But then you still have to tear down the house. You know what I mean? Because I really like that one house is way less than three. Whatever, you know, obviously. But like by the way, I should tell people this too. Something I learned. If it's a three million dollar house, you don't need three million dollars in bank account. I think that people know, think this. I thought this.

Trisha Paytas (153:30)

I kind of thought that.

Oscar (153:31)

Right. But you only have to put like 600,000 down or something, which is still a lot of money. But anyways, yeah, buying a house. But I just don't really get it? I don't know. Because how much would it cost to rebuild a house? Like a million dollars, right?

Moses (153:43)

Yeah, usually, let's say. Let's say if you bought a land for like 3 million, you build the house for less than a million and then you sell it for like 5 million. So if you show up and you buy the renovated house, you'll pay 5. If you buy it before, you pay less. So it depends. Some people want to build their own house. They want. They want the house to be the way that they want it to be.

Oscar (154:03)

No, too much work. And also, can you make payments on that? Do you have to have, like, if you, if you're doing a 900, 000 renovation, do you need.

Trisha Paytas (154:09)

You can get a loan?

Moses (154:11)

Well, construction. Yeah, you need to pay, but you have to pay them right away out the loan and pay back the bank.

Trisha Paytas (154:16)

But.

Moses (154:17)

But it's hard to get construction.

Trisha Paytas (154:18)

Yeah.

Oscar (154:19)

Because like a house, you pay over 30 years. Years. If you make it that long. And then it's like this one, you have to pay as they're doing it.

Trisha Paytas (154:25)

Yeah, yeah.

Moses (154:28)

But yeah, just depends what you need. It's different. People have different.

Oscar (154:30)

Because people always like. Yeah, they're like.

Moses (154:32)

The people I work with are mostly people that enjoy that process. They want to change everything. They want to choose their own tiles and choose their own color and furniture and everything.

Oscar (154:41)

No. Well, maybe you would, I guess, because Darian also does that work.

Trisha Paytas (154:44)

So I'm very impatient though.

Oscar (154:46)

Yeah. Could you imagine spending a million dollars.

Trisha Paytas (154:49)

Like two years, sometimes more. Yeah, I know.

Oscar (154:52)

There's like billionaire couple. I don't know them personally, but like, I know people who know them. They've been building a house for literally like 20 years. I'm like, you're. You're about to die. Like, what do you mean? Like, that's crazy. Or even the Queen of Versailles, she's very like public. Her husband literally died while they were building like this big house with a Benihana inside. And I was like, your husband just died, so what was leaving the point? You can even live in this house. Like, it doesn't make any sense. So just maybe go a little lower and just buy the house you want, you know, for the lower price. Us too. We're not buying a three million dollar property, obviously, but, but anyway, they're like.

Trisha Paytas (155:22)

Rent of their lifestyle and renovation. Tick tock. So that's probably explains why you don't know of them.

Oscar (155:28)

Yes. Right. That's where we got sidetracked.

Trisha Paytas (155:31)

They announced their breakup after being together for 12 years. And they did the classic we broke up video. But two very different reactions in this video, which made it, like, super awkward. So one of them. Everyone's referring to them as Black shirt and Baldi. So what is wearing a black shirt? One is bald.

Oscar (155:52)

I mean, bald is a very powerful look. You. Yeah, Baldi's crazy.

Trisha Paytas (155:56)

But okay, so the one in the black shirt, Bo, is the one that announces that they broke up. But he is. You can tell he's kind of sad, but he's still. You know, he has that kind of, like. Still has a lightness to him. There's still a lightness there. He's smiling. He said, it's been a privilege doing 12 years together as partners and for 10 years sharing that online with everyone. I think there's so much love between us and really loving someone knows when to change the format of the relationship. And we decided to be just friends. But Matt, AKA Baldi, says, this is, like, the dumbest video I think I can imagine. This belongs in my journal. Not out there there. But I want you to know I'm single. So again, you have the. The juxtaposition is right.

Oscar (156:40)

Right Is very telling.

Trisha Paytas (156:43)

And then it ends with Baldi saying, I'm gonna take a second to lick my wounds. I'm really grateful that I've had you in my life. I'm proud of what we've done and proud of what we're gonna do right now. And then Bo, AKA Black shirt, gives Baldi a fist pump. And then Baldi's like. It gives it kind of reluctantly. There's also another awkward moment, too, where the bow and the black shirt is like, well, I know you're going to be. I'm still going to be calling you to help build furniture for me. And then Baldi goes, only if you're paying me. And it's so awkward. Yes. The whole thing is just so awkward. Yeah. Also, the tea is. Bo in the black shirt recently had, like, a body transformation. He was, like, a little bit chubbier. He got really fit and lost weight.

Oscar (157:28)

Oh, no.

Trisha Paytas (157:28)

So maybe. And that has something to do with it. I don't know that that does happen.

Oscar (157:32)

Huh. People lose weight or they have already found someone, so they're losing weight for the next person.

Trisha Paytas (157:36)

Yes. So. And also the fact that Bald's like, yo, I'm single. And then it's not like, Bo in the black shirt. I was also like, yeah, me too. So it is so awkward. And then the weird, like, handling they're. They have a joint account. Is their Big account. So they were like, well, if you follow on Tik Tok, that's going to be me black shirt. And then if you stick on Instagram, it's going to be him. And the.

Oscar (157:58)

That is so crazy. I didn't think about that.

Trisha Paytas (158:00)

They each had get separate that count. So one got a tick tock and one got Instagram.

Oscar (158:05)

Who got the Instagram?

Trisha Paytas (158:06)

Oh, Baldi got Instagram. Actually. Wait, was it Baldi?

Oscar (158:09)

Baldi got on Tik Tok and I'm the one getting right.

Trisha Paytas (158:11)

Baldi did get tick tock and yeah.

Oscar (158:13)

Put the other one on reels. Be like, you dump me. Yeah. Although reals, I guess is popping for some people. Probably renovation people are all about reels. Like, I feel like, honestly.

Trisha Paytas (158:22)

Yeah.

Oscar (158:22)

You know, like, if you're into that stuff.

Trisha Paytas (158:24)

But yeah, became a whole viral thing. And there has definitely been some projection of people like, you know, know, coming up with their own filling in the blanks and stuff. They did end up deleting it off of Instagram and then turning off comments on Instagram, which I thought was te.

Oscar (158:36)

Turn off comments.

Trisha Paytas (158:37)

Deleting it and turning off comments on everything.

Oscar (158:39)

That's crazy because it's like, it's such a viral thing, but like, so like silly.

Trisha Paytas (158:42)

Like, at the end of the day.

Oscar (158:43)

Like, obviously to them it's a lot, but it's like, I don't know, there's something kind of camp about like, your breakup being viral and like, yeah. Taking sides. Especially because we didn't even know who these people were. And now we both knew. We're like, oh, they're all over my fyp. Yes.

Trisha Paytas (158:56)

It is so interesting. It has to be the most awkward breakup announcement I've seen though, because I. It did get. I was thinking, okay, like, Joey and Daniel, they were crying. It was kind of like, oh, yeah, the thumbnail was, you know, Joey. And tears on Daniel's shoulder. It was very like, extra like drama. But it was both of them being sad. I don't know. The fact in this one, one of them was so, like, smiling. The other one was so, like, I don't looked like he was at gunpoint. Is so funny.

Oscar (159:21)

I wonder how far. Well, I. Yes. Okay. Flashbacks. I was thinking about breakup video. I think I had a breakup video that was deleted within an hour. I did one. We did one joint breakup video one time and that was deleted in an hour. And we both looked like we were being held at one. Okay, well, breakup videos are never a good idea.

Trisha Paytas (159:46)

Yeah. I don't even know how you do a Good one, I guess. Really? Can you think of a good one?

Oscar (159:52)

I guess people would say David and Liza.

Trisha Paytas (159:54)

That one kind of comes to. Comes to, I guess maybe Tara and Jake Weber.

Oscar (159:59)

What was there's the best friend one too Similar. Well, were these guys together? They were separate in their video. Oh, they were together.

Trisha Paytas (160:05)

Everything they did was together. Yeah. I mean, the Instagram account was them together. It was like. Yeah.

Oscar (160:10)

So, yeah. They just weren't on the same page to go. Yes. It's hard to do one together if one of you hates the other or, like, got dumped by the other.

Trisha Paytas (160:19)

Yeah. After 10 or like, yeah, 10 years of doing it. It is crazy.

Oscar (160:24)

Honestly. Hot take. I just don't think we need breakup videos. I don't think we need to.

Trisha Paytas (160:27)

I kind of think just do it.

Oscar (160:29)

Yeah. And I hate when people like, we're best friends. We want privacy. Then just don't make it because now we're just talking more about your video. You know what I mean? Like, I just. If you. If you fade out, whatever, people will get it and I will.

Trisha Paytas (160:43)

I am on the same page as you. Really?

Oscar (160:45)

Maybe people want to think that, but, you know, I guess if.

Trisha Paytas (160:48)

Would. Would you do a breakup video if you had a breakup?

Oscar (160:51)

Me and Moses.

Trisha Paytas (160:51)

Yeah.

Oscar (160:52)

We just stopped appearing in each other's things. That'd be so funny. Yes. You won't see me anymore. That would be so funny because there was one breakup video where, like, you might see him. What was that one? Some recently. Like, you might still see him in the background because we're best friends.

Trisha Paytas (161:12)

Who?

Oscar (161:15)

Someone last week.

Trisha Paytas (161:16)

Last week.

Oscar (161:19)

Oh, I know. I love her. It's all right. But it's not a bad thing because they're still living together, which is fine.

Trisha Paytas (161:24)

That makes more sense. Like. Yeah.

Oscar (161:26)

But then also, I'm always just like, yeah, we love her. But it is crazy because it's like, well, yeah. I don't know. Make a breakup video. I guess I'm interested in her. She's the only one I care about, so. Right. Other people. I don't know. You don't need it.

Trisha Paytas (161:40)

Yeah.

Oscar (161:41)

Would you make a breakup video?

Trisha Paytas (161:42)

No.

Oscar (161:44)

You just slowly stop talking about each other.

Trisha Paytas (161:46)

I guess so. Yeah.

Oscar (161:47)

Unfollow. I wouldn't unfollow. Maybe mute.

Trisha Paytas (161:52)

Yeah, I guess it depends. Usually, I mean, I have nothing really to compare to, but anytime I had a situationship end, I would block.

Oscar (161:58)

Oh, really? Yeah.

Trisha Paytas (161:59)

You don't get. You don't get to see this anymore. Yeah.

Oscar (162:02)

Yeah. You would never know if me and Mo's breakup. We're still going to be living together, doing the podcast together because we have nowhere to go. So you'll never know Daniel and Joey of you. Oh, yeah, that's what I'm saying. That's so weird. Then just don't break up. That's what I said. That's what I've been saying. If you're living together and working together, then just stay together. That's so dumb. I hate that. Sorry, no judgment, but that's so dumb. Okay, we're breaking up. But you can also stay here and eat with us and see the kids and do everything like we would as a couple. Weird. Well, that's my hot take that. Were we calling the hot topics? Hot take takes didn't stick. Topics. Okay. Well, we love you guys, truly. Thank you. That's it, right? I don't know. This was a great day. We got MCR merch, snake trivia and Moses. Huh? Snake trivia. What you say now?

Moses (162:55)

You were going to present me whatever that thing is.

Trisha Paytas (162:56)

Egg price updates.

Oscar (162:58)

What is it?

Trisha Paytas (162:59)

Egg price updates.

Oscar (163:00)

Egg price updates. His hot topic was the Paul's.

Moses (163:03)

You brought it first dance. Yeah, I didn't bring the first dance.

Oscar (163:06)

He brought the first dance in the eggs. And you were right on the eggs. So I apologize for gaslighting you into thinking that they were two dollar eggs. I don't know where I saw that, but it's there. You guys, I love you. Thank you for watching. Go to patreon.com just trish to see the extended podcast we're about to do right now. It's going to get so hot. The topics that we couldn't talk about here, they're a gay.

Moses (163:25)

I have one, it's.

Oscar (163:26)

Oh, you're saving it.

Moses (163:27)

I want to get your opinion on it.

Oscar (163:28)

Yeah, can't wait. All right, love you guys and we'll see you over there. What was that?

Moses (163:41)

I just saw a TikTok of somebody in I think in Turkey or something and they were doing like peace, but over there it means like something else. They're like, no, no, no. You can do that here.

Oscar (163:50)

Well, you just laughed as if I shouldn't have done that. If there was someone that does it. Okay.

Moses (163:54)

No. So I'm saying yeah, in some countries. We apologize. We didn't mean to.

Oscar (163:56)

Oh my God. Let's wrap up it it up.

Trisha Paytas (163:58)

Bye.

Oscar (163:58)

Bye. Not you saying bye at the end. Bye. Go ahead. Sorry.

Moses (164:03)

Bye.

Oscar (164:04)

Okay.