Hollywood, Don't Cancel Me!

Summary

Podcast Summary: "Hollywood, Don't Cancel Me!"

Podcast Information:

• Title: Let's Be Honest with Kristin Cavallari
• Host/Author: Dear Media
• Episode: Hollywood, Don't Cancel Me!
• Release Date: October 15, 2024

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1. Introduction and NAD IV Experience (00:50 - 03:51)

Kristin Cavallari welcomes returning guest Justin Anderson, expressing excitement about reconnecting after time apart. The episode kicks off with a discussion on NAD IVs—a trending health treatment popularized on platforms like TikTok. Both hosts share their longstanding experience with NAD IVs, highlighting the physical sensations associated with the process.

Notable Quotes:

• Kristin Cavallari [01:01]: "I was literally like, had like little butterflies. And then like, you came out. I was like, I almost fell out of the car because I was like, so. Etc."
• Justin Anderson [03:04]: "NAD is also good for energy and endurance, mental clarity. It's good for your immune system. It's great for sleep quality."

2. Celebrity Gossip: Diddy and Orgies (03:51 - 19:59)

The conversation shifts to celebrity gossip, primarily focusing on Sean "Diddy" Combs. Kristin and Justin dissect the rampant rumors surrounding Diddy's alleged involvement in wild parties and orgies, emphasizing the spread of misinformation and the challenges of discerning truth in celebrity news.

Notable Quotes:

• Kristin Cavallari [15:12]: "It's like an orgy. Yeah. So it's like, I think his whole, like, fascination was seeing a bunch of people have sex in front of him."
• Justin Anderson [19:30]: "I think it's the date rape drug."

They discuss the implications of such rumors, the role of social media in amplifying scandals, and the impact on those falsely associated with Diddy's parties. The hosts express frustration over the ease with which individuals are dragged into controversies without substantial evidence.

Notable Quotes:

• Kristin Cavallari [16:23]: "There's a huge mental health issue in this country, right? And people who aren't doing very well mentally, they read this stuff in their home, and they're scared to go out into the real world."
• Justin Anderson [19:58]: "Do they know if they were off or not?"

3. Social Media and Privacy: Logan Paul and Monetizing Childbirth (31:58 - 35:33)

Kristin and Justin address the controversial practices of influencers like Logan Paul, who reportedly monetized personal moments such as childbirth. They critique the ethical implications of using one's child for brand promotions and discuss the broader trend of influencers exploiting personal life events for financial gain.

Notable Quotes:

• Kristin Cavallari [32:45]: "Is how wrong is it to take something like your child's birth and try to monetize it?"
• Justin Anderson [33:09]: "How do you not grow up... and feel used a hundred percent?"

The hosts highlight the emotional and psychological effects on children subjected to public exposure and advocate for stricter regulations to protect minors in the influencer space.

Notable Quotes:

• Kristin Cavallari [34:07]: "Kids are obviously the number one people that we need to protect in our lives until they can make their own decisions for themselves."
• Justin Anderson [34:30]: "But at least they're moving in that direction."

4. Plastic Surgery and Public Perception (45:19 - 47:45)

The discussion delves into the realm of cosmetic procedures, including Botox, fillers, and facelifts. Kristin and Justin debate the transparency of celebrities regarding their plastic surgery choices and the public's tendency to stereotype individuals based on selective admissions of cosmetic enhancements.

Notable Quotes:

• Kristin Cavallari [48:09]: "If you start admitting to certain, like, plastic surgery, like, let's say you have, like, one plastic surgery thing done, then everyone assumes that everything else on you is done."
• Justin Anderson [47:45]: "It's like, well, yeah, I also."

They emphasize the importance of honesty while navigating the fine line between personal choice and public expectation, stressing that admitting to one procedure often leads to unwarranted assumptions about others.

Notable Quotes:

• Justin Anderson [47:15]: "Do you think it's really important for people who have a following or a platform to share everything that they do?"
• Kristin Cavallari [48:34]: "Because people wanna take away from anyone that has anything special, you're still going, I'm, like, dying too."

5. Personal Anecdotes and Humor (03:12 - 44:45)

Throughout the episode, Kristin and Justin share humorous and relatable personal stories, including embarrassing moments like accidental public mishaps. These anecdotes serve to humanize the hosts and provide levity amidst heavier topics.

Notable Quotes:

• Kristin Cavallari [44:22]: "Like, everyone, I."
• Justin Anderson [44:27]: "No. When I was like little, I pooped in the pool one time."

These lighthearted exchanges underscore the podcast's commitment to genuine, unfiltered conversations, blending humor with honesty.

6. Final Thoughts and Wrap-Up (47:45 - 53:06)

As the episode nears its conclusion, Kristin and Justin reflect on the challenges of discussing pop culture responsibly. They advocate for thoughtful analysis and discourage the spread of unverified rumors, emphasizing the importance of clarity and fairness in public discourse.

Notable Quotes:

• Kristin Cavallari [50:34]: "Unless you're really in that Hollywood world. And I get it. Hollywood's exciting to talk about from the outside, but people's idea of what Hollywood is is so different than what's actually happening there."
• Justin Anderson [51:24]: "It's reckless to me, Especially with someone who's in the public eye like that."

The hosts conclude by encouraging listeners to engage critically with celebrity news and maintain integrity in their discussions.

Notable Quotes:

• Justin Anderson [53:03]: "Honey's a clown."
• Kristin Cavallari [53:05]: "Bye."

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Conclusion:

In "Hollywood, Don't Cancel Me!", Kristin Cavallari and Justin Anderson navigate the intricate landscape of celebrity gossip, influencer ethics, and personal transparency. Through candid discussions and personal stories, they shed light on the complexities of public perception in the glamorous yet often misleading world of Hollywood. The episode underscores the importance of honesty, responsibility, and empathy in both personal lives and public narratives.

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Highlights:

• NAD IVs: Exploration of the health trend and personal experiences.
• Diddy's Controversies: Examination of rumors and their impact on public figures.
• Influencer Ethics: Critique of monetizing personal life events, especially involving children.
• Cosmetic Surgery Transparency: Debate on honesty and public assumptions.
• Personal Humor: Relatable anecdotes that add depth and humor to the conversation.

Key Takeaway: The podcast emphasizes the need for honesty and responsible discourse in discussing celebrities and public figures, advocating for a balanced and empathetic approach to public narratives.

Transcript

[Kristin Cavallari]

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[Justin Anderson]

The following podcast is a Dear Media Production. This is, let's be honest with Kristin Cavallari, a podcast all about getting real and open on everything from sex, relationships, reality tv, wellness, family and so much more. And just a fair warning, there will probably be some oversharing cause I got all the power.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Yep.

[Justin Anderson]

Welcome in guys. Justin Anderson is back with us. Yeah, baby, we've missed you. We were just saying we haven't seen each other since Greece.

[Kristin Cavallari]

It's so embarrassing. I was driving up the driveway today and I had like that feeling that you get like after like summer when you're to see like your best friend back at school. Like, I was literally like, had like little butterflies. And then like, you came out. I was like, I almost fell out of the car because I was like, so. Etc. But we haven't seen each other in a long time because I went to Nantucket for a long time. Like I'm over a month.

[Justin Anderson]

Yeah. And I've been moving and everything. But yeah. So, so happy you're here. We have a fun one for you guys today because what we've decided to do is if you have not seen, or maybe some of you have, but NAD is the new health trend. I would say we've been seeing it all over TikTok and Justin and I have been doing these NAD IVs for years.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Actually, we've done it for a really long time.

[Justin Anderson]

We've done it for a long time and I love that it's now like the new trend in health. So we're going to get an IV while we have this conversation with you. We're going to talk about celebrity gossip. But the reason we thought it would be funny is because you feel, feel like when you get these IVs that it's gonna actually be hard for us to have a conversation.

[Kristin Cavallari]

I mean, we'll see how it works, but it really, like, you feel like, nauseous. So basically they put in the. What is that called? Iv. It's an iv, a catheter that's an IV yeah. And then they run the NAD product, like, through your system.

[Justin Anderson]

But it, like, let's start getting hooked up while we're talking about this. But you keep explaining it.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Yeah, but we. We've been doing it for years. And you really, like, it's like, it feels like you're doing, like, a workout. Like, you feel a little bit nauseous. You feel, like, out of breath a.

[Justin Anderson]

Little bit just talking about it. I can, like, feel it.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Oh, no, me too. Like, my mouth is starting to water. Because you kind of get a little bit, like, nauseous. Like, you feel like you're going to puke. And you can kind of control, like, the speed of it going into your system, like, faster or slower. So sometimes you have to slow down if you start feeling intense. But let's try and, like, power through.

[Justin Anderson]

Oh, my God. Because just. And I used to go, didn't we go a couple times a week for a little while? And we were doing like, 500 milligrams, milligrams. And just make sure I get that right. And it was fucking brutal. But as soon as you stop it, you feel fine. Yeah, but it's like I feel it in my mouth. My mouth is watering right now. And, like, the nad stomach.

[Kristin Cavallari]

I'm actually kind of nervous because if you haven't done it in a while, it kind of is more intense. Right. Because when we were. We were doing it, like, bi weekly.

[Justin Anderson]

That's right.

[Kristin Cavallari]

We were bi twice a week. We were doing it, and we, like, really got good at it. Like, I was like, kristen, I powered through this time.

[Justin Anderson]

I mean, we would, like, have a.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Race, we'd have competitions, like, who could be done quicker, but when you take a break from it, it hits you harder.

[Justin Anderson]

All right, you can stick us. Okay. So while we're getting all situated here, I will tell you guys the health benefits of NAD and so Adam Bobo is my good friend. He owns this company, Arata, out here in Nashville. This is the company that is helping us out here. And so he sent me a list of all the health benefits. So here you go. It is the most potent anti aging molecule you can use to slow the aging process. It's really good for aging. That's all I need to know.

[Kristin Cavallari]

I know. It's so funny is before I knew what it was. So, like, back when I was in L. A and I was doing hair, I would go to all my celebrity clients house and do their hair at home. There were a bunch of women who would, oh, you can Watch.

[Justin Anderson]

Oh, my God.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Oh, the needles. Don't I have great veins, though?

[Justin Anderson]

Everybody should be so proud.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Yeah. It's because I have high testosterone.

[Justin Anderson]

Is that true?

[Kristin Cavallari]

Well, kind of. Right. If your blood is really, like pumping.

[Justin Anderson]

Do I have high testosterone?

[Kristin Cavallari]

I have, like, really high testosterone. That's why I'm like so horny all the time. It's like a real thing.

[Justin Anderson]

I feel like I do too.

[Kristin Cavallari]

But anyways, when I was in L. A, I would go and do a ton of these celebrities hair at home, obviously, because they wanted the privacy and a lot of them were doing nad and I. They were.

[Justin Anderson]

While you're doing their hair?

[Kristin Cavallari]

Yeah, while I was doing their hair. They talk to you if you hooked up? Yeah. They were like my good friends too and stuff. And they know.

[Justin Anderson]

But I mean, like, they were able to like, sit through it.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Well, that's the thing that's tripping me out because I swear they must have been doing a lower dose because no one was ever stressing out. But they would sit for like two and a half hours. So that means they're going really slow. Kristen and I would like, power through in like 30 minutes. Something you're supposed to do in two and a half hours. That's why we, like, be dying. Well.

[Justin Anderson]

And you know, like, I've heard a lot of these athletes and stuff will literally do it in like 15 minutes. They're just like, run it and they just like suffer for 15 minutes and then it's just done.

[Kristin Cavallari]

So do you think, like, cardio health has something to do with that? Like, if you're a really healthy person. What? I'm going to be screwed right now because I'm so unhealthy right now.

[Justin Anderson]

Yeah. Wait, okay, so that's crazy. So I don't know, you guys probably can't hear, but basically the more inflammation that you have in the body, the harder it is to sit through this. I may be okay right now.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Yeah.

[Justin Anderson]

I've been so healthy. I've been so healthy lately. I haven't been drinking at all.

[Kristin Cavallari]

I had like, biggest drinking summer of my life, probably. Although I have. I have stopped drinking now for like three weeks. So maybe I'll feel good.

[Justin Anderson]

I gotta tell you, I think I've had one drink in almost two months. I feel amazing.

[Kristin Cavallari]

That's so good.

[Justin Anderson]

I kind of want to be sober, but I don't want to talk about.

[Kristin Cavallari]

I'm not do that. I know, I know, I know.

[Justin Anderson]

I was like, you're not getting that.

[Kristin Cavallari]

I was just talking to my friend.

[Justin Anderson]

And we're both like, we're just over alcohol. I was like, but the problem is you, like, can't tell people because then people are like, hold you. Why? Oh, my God. Or no, but they're just, like, annoying about it. People just can't let you, like, want to feel healthy because it, like, triggers their own guilty.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Like, if you're not drinking that a dinner or something. Yeah, I would not care if my friend's not drinking literally. Well, that means she has boring friends. If your friends have to have alcohol to be fun. I feel like I'm actually better when I'm sober. To be honest. I feel like I lose to my personality.

[Justin Anderson]

I hate this part. Okay. What? I don't know. Whatever.

[Kristin Cavallari]

What are you not good at getting stuck with a needle?

[Justin Anderson]

Well, you know what? I used to be so terrified of needles.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Used to be a heroin addict.

[Justin Anderson]

Back when I was a heroin addict.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Not that that's funny at all, but you're like, no, I'm great at this.

[Justin Anderson]

Too far. No, it's because I've had three kids. And when you have kids, you have to go in all the time and get your blood drawn for different things. Like, just. There's a lot of needles involved. So I had to get over the fear, but okay. Anyways. NAD is also good with energy and endurance, mental clarity. It's good for your immune system. It's great for sleep quality. I can't fucking talk today. And like we just said, it's really good for inflammation. So. Yeah. The signs that you will have or the symptoms, I guess I should say that you will have during this process is chest tightness, flushed, feeling stuffy nose, throat soreness and burning.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Just really, the chest tightness is always the one that I noticed the most. Like, it gets really, really tight. I will say that when we were doing this consistently, and we always talk about this, actually, I felt the best ever when we were doing it consistently. Like, I had so much energy. I felt like my skin, I remember so good.

[Justin Anderson]

I remember you talking about how good.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Your skin looked like my skin looked so clean.

[Justin Anderson]

Can I be honest with you? And this is just me being honest. I, I. Whether it's IVs, lasers on your face, anything. I don't have one thing I've ever done where I'm like, I really noticed a difference. Not one fucking thing. I'm not saying it's not working. I'm just saying why do I not see results on anything I ever do? What is that about?

[Kristin Cavallari]

I think cause you're naturally pretty, you know? No, that's I think you literally. Well, and I'm not even. No, I don't think you've ever had a period, like, because there's times where, like, I'll look dehydrated or I'll look tired. Like, my eyes look, like, hollow underneath or whatever. And it's usually, like, sleep. Or if I'm not getting all of my. Right, it's usually sleep, to be honest. Or if I'm partying really hard.

[Justin Anderson]

Partying.

[Kristin Cavallari]

But I feel like you consistently, even when you're kind of in an unhealthy place, you're still really taking care of your body, I guess.

[Justin Anderson]

Yeah, that's always been top of mind for me, is like, I can't think.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Of one time in our friendship where I was like, man, she looks a little haggard.

[Justin Anderson]

Wow.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Where I have always vital go so up and down.

[Justin Anderson]

No, I definitely will look at some photos. I'm like, jeez, that was not a good period.

[Kristin Cavallari]

But what you're saying is no beauty treatment that you've done. You've never been like, whoa, that was like a game changer.

[Justin Anderson]

Nothing. Which kind of pisses me off.

[Kristin Cavallari]

See, I think, like, one time.

[Justin Anderson]

Are we rolling here? Are we rocking and rolling? Okay, okay, okay. Oh, God, yeah. Okay, do the honors.

[Kristin Cavallari]

So we're hooked in right now.

[Justin Anderson]

Okay, we're starting.

[Kristin Cavallari]

And this little controller that you have.

[Justin Anderson]

In your hand, open all the way.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Make it faster, not all the way.

[Justin Anderson]

So. And, like, like we said, you can literally, if you're feeling really awful. Thank you. You can just, like, stop it for a minute to catch your breath.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Is she all the way down? Ooh, I like that we make everything a competition.

[Justin Anderson]

I know. I'm all. I'm gonna open mine.

[Kristin Cavallari]

All but one of the last times that we were doing this together, we were, like, competing to see who could finish it first. And both of us were almost puking. And I think you literally said to me, you're like, justin, please slow yours down.

[Justin Anderson]

I can't do this. Oh, I can, like, feel it going into my veins.

[Kristin Cavallari]

But I was going to say the.

[Justin Anderson]

One I'm not dripping as high as. Oh, there you go. You got to, like, keep your arm at a good. Look how much faster you're dripping than me.

[Kristin Cavallari]

I know. And I can taste in my mouth. You can taste it in your mouth?

[Justin Anderson]

Is this just nad or are there vitamins in it? Oh, yeah. Fucking killing it over here. What she. You know. Sandy, come in here. I forgot to introduce you. This is Sandy, by the way. She's from Arete So look how cute she is. This is why we do not look at her to look like this. But wait, you do it in five minutes. Yeah, because what I was telling you is, like, for me, the mental part of it. I can't sit here and do what you guys do because I'm like, oh, hell no. This feels like shit. So I just put mine in a little bag, I let it run over. Five minutes. You're a badass. Holy shit.

[Kristin Cavallari]

I want to do that now.

[Justin Anderson]

Oh, I can taste the vitamins now too. I feel like I'm always a little delayed.

[Kristin Cavallari]

No, I, like, feel it right now. I feel okay.

[Justin Anderson]

So here's what we thought would be funny to talk about while we do the nad is to talk about celebrity gossip. And where we've decided to start. Are you that bad?

[Kristin Cavallari]

Like, everything's, like, tensing up.

[Justin Anderson]

Are you okay? Call an ambulance.

[Kristin Cavallari]

I'm, like, sweating, and I, like, did a spray tan today, so it's like.

[Justin Anderson]

I was gonna say, you're so tan.

[Kristin Cavallari]

You thought. You thought it was real? No, no.

[Justin Anderson]

But I wasn't gonna call you out.

[Kristin Cavallari]

It's, like, a lot, but it's dripping on my face.

[Justin Anderson]

Oh, I can feel it too. Now. I'm always delayed. Oh, it feels awful.

[Kristin Cavallari]

The chest tightness is the weirdest part. Like, you feel it really tight in your chest.

[Justin Anderson]

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[Kristin Cavallari]

We're masters of the topic. Right? There's a couple of things we want to address here.

[Justin Anderson]

We're speaking on Congress.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Madame Kristen, I would just like to call. Madame Kristen has the floor.

[Justin Anderson]

Diddy topic. Oh, my God. I feel.

[Kristin Cavallari]

I feel literally sick. This was like not a good idea. I'm like sweating.

[Justin Anderson]

Okay, we're gonna.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Your eyes are watering.

[Justin Anderson]

I know. I'm in a rough spot. Okay. So here's what. There's really only a couple points we wanted to hit home. But what we've noticed is any celebrity who is.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Oh, my God, I just turned mine all the way up.

[Justin Anderson]

You did. All the way up.

[Kristin Cavallari]

I want it over with.

[Justin Anderson]

Me too. So what we've noticed is anytime there's been a celebrity who's been photographed with Diddy, the whole Internet is like, oh, my God. They're part of the freak offs and all the things.

[Kristin Cavallari]

First of all, freak offs is so funny to me. Like the mental. Nothing about this is funny, but like the mental image of like anyone doing like a freak off. That's what.

[Justin Anderson]

Exactly, by the way. Because, like, I don't actually read articles. I'll look at headlines, which I'm like so against, but I'm guilty of it. What are they saying in the freak offs are.

[Kristin Cavallari]

It's like an orgy. Yeah. So it's like. I think his whole, like fascination was seeing a bunch of people have sex in front of him. And he would watch a lot of.

[Justin Anderson]

It, but he wasn't partaking in it.

[Kristin Cavallari]

I'm sure he was, but a lot of it was like, I don't want to go into specifics because they change so fast every day. And then people come and be like, yo, no, that's not the truth. So I don't want to say anything is matter of fact because things are coming out every day and they're changing. But essentially he was loving watching like wild orgies and stuff happen at the house. And it was kind of like a d. He liked to be in control. Yeah.

[Justin Anderson]

Okay. Yeah.

[Kristin Cavallari]

So it's kind of like telling people what to do sexually. But the stuff that's kind coming out now is so nasty and disturbing. I've actually had to stop reading a little bit.

[Justin Anderson]

Right.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Because they. It just came out that like there was like a 9 year old kid involved.

[Justin Anderson]

What?

[Kristin Cavallari]

That just came out yesterday, there was like a nine year old kid.

[Justin Anderson]

That's because I have kids. Like I that me up in such a way that I can't even describe.

[Kristin Cavallari]

So all of this kind of stuff, I always like to, like, stay in the know just because I do. I think, I think it's. I think pop culture is fascinating, but this one has gotten so gross to me. Like, I can't even really read anymore. And I started talking about it a little bit on social media at the beginning. So people then were like, wait, have you heard about the new things? Or whatever. I'm like, you guys, I can't go into this too much because it, like, makes me really sick. But what we were talking about is all of these people. You know, Diddy will be in these pictures with all these different celebrities. And then everyone jumps to a conclusion like, oh, they were involved or whatever. And that's so not necessarily true. And not that I care. I don't need to protect anyone in Hollywood. You don't need to protect anyone in Hollywood, but it's just, it's like, it doesn't work that way.

[Justin Anderson]

Well, what happens at a party is like, if you're sitting there and there's Jessica Alba and there's Diddy, right. Photographers will be like, hey, can I get a picture with you and Jessica Alba? That literally happened to me, actually in an event. And it was like, oh, okay, yeah.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Like, and then people lump you together.

[Justin Anderson]

Yeah. And then everyone thinks, like, Jessica Alba and I are really good friends and we're hanging out where it's like, we literally didn't even say two words. Actually. That's not true. She's not a good example of that because she's actually very sweet. And we did talk, but in a lot of situations, it's literally like, hey, picture. And then you literally walk away from each other.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Well, the biggest one is I'm like, really feeling this. So just, you know, you guys, this is like, hard if we sound like we're not focusing very well. That's why.

[Justin Anderson]

I know.

[Kristin Cavallari]

But one of the biggest ones is everyone's like, obsessed with Oprah. And whether or not you love Oprah or you hate her, I get it. A lot of people don't like her for whatever reason, but everyone's like, seeing pictures of, like, Oprah a lot with Diddy or whatever. Oprah's one of those people that no matter what party she's at, every photographer is going to be like, oprah, come over here, let me get a picture with you. Like, Oprah is The type of celebrity that like, everyone's going to take a picture with, you know, and Oprah could take a picture with 30 people in one night that she absolutely hates. It has.

[Justin Anderson]

That's the thing. It's. You can't really say no unless the photographer like comes up to just you and is like, hey, can you take a picture over there with Justin Anderson? And you're like, no, like, I'm not going to do that. But like, most of the time you are kind of in a situation where you can't really say no.

[Kristin Cavallari]

But those things in Hollywood, I mean, those parties are really that way. I mean, any party that I went to when there were celebrities there and there was a photographer, they would do that constantly. The photographer. If two celebrities, celebrities were kind of in the same vicinity, it's like, hey, so and so, so and so, can I grab a picture of the two of you? You turn around, you take a picture and then go back to your normal friends. So it doesn't mean that all these.

[Justin Anderson]

People are hanging out and you can be at a party and have no idea what is going on behind closed doors. That's just the reality of it. P did. He's having a party. You almost just want to be invited because it's a big party and everyone goes. So it's like an honor to be invited. And I guarantee 90% of the people there actually had no clue that all this was going on.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Well, yeah, and what this, what's coming out is that a lot of this weird stuff was happening late at night. I think that those people who are disgusting, like a disgusting Diddy type person, they know who's going to be down for the weird stuff. Like it's the same type of person, like a predator or like a groomer or whatever. They're going to seek out like the weak people in their, in their area that they know, that they control. So maybe they'd find somebody who like just moved to Hollywood and has no money and wants to like have a career. So maybe they'd go. But like, they're not going to go after Ellen DeGeneres and Oprah and like try and entice them with a freak off with baby oil. Like, they're not wanting to go to that. So I think it was happening late at night so people could be at the party and then not be a part of it later. Oh my gosh, my brain. Right.

[Justin Anderson]

Wait, here's it. Can we talk about the baby oil for a second? I don't think that's baby oil because why the fudge would the cops confiscate baby oil? Like, at the end of the day? Like, oh, no, they have baby oil. That's doesn't do anything.

[Kristin Cavallari]

There's tons of conspiracies going on. So what do you think it is?

[Justin Anderson]

I think it's g. I think it's the date rape drug.

[Kristin Cavallari]

In all those bottles sealed. Okay, well then that would be very easy for them to figure out, but I feel like the bottles would be sealed. What if you buy a bottle of baby oil, there's going to be like the plastic seal on the top if all the seals are off. Okay, yeah, maybe.

[Justin Anderson]

Do we know if they were off or not?

[Kristin Cavallari]

No, we don't know, but that would easily.

[Justin Anderson]

Why would they confiscate baby oil?

[Kristin Cavallari]

Because who the hell has thousands of bottles? No, no, it's not illegal, but it's very much proof that, like, they were having lubed up parties in a place, you know.

[Justin Anderson]

Is that illegal?

[Kristin Cavallari]

It's not illegal, but what I'm saying, if you're trying to build a case against somebody who's having lubed up oil parties in their house and you find.

[Justin Anderson]

A thousand bottles, maybe they're wrestling in baby oil.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Okay, you're a freak. You're like, maybe you're like, I did a slip and slide with my kids last summer with. We put it on our trampoline all the time.

[Justin Anderson]

No, I just really feel like it's not baby oil for some reason.

[Kristin Cavallari]

You know what's so funny is Kristen and I, well, we love to dip a little bit into conspiracies, you know, but you believe way more than I do.

[Justin Anderson]

I'm the biggest conspiracy theorist on the planet.

[Kristin Cavallari]

So gullible. Like some.

[Justin Anderson]

I believe everything.

[Kristin Cavallari]

We'll go deep on stuff that I would never talk about publicly. Like, we have fun with these conversations, like in private or whatever. But some of the stuff that you believe, I'm like, bitch, I can't be friends with you.

[Justin Anderson]

I believe everything. Do you want to know my favorite? I believe this, you guys. I wholeheartedly believe what I'm about to. I think there are clones, okay? And I think Kanye is a clone. And I'm going to tell you why. I'm going to tell you why. He remember, he was really talking a lot. He was really saying too much. The Cabal didn't like that. You know, the Illuminati, the Cabal, they did not like how much he was saying. He was calling a lot of people out and he said, if I go away and I come back And I look different. That is not me. What the fuck happened? He went. He was gone. He gone. Remember? He fell off the face of the earth for a little while.

[Kristin Cavallari]

He wanted to gain weight. I would do that, too. I'm going to do that next summer.

[Justin Anderson]

Look at him. Compare old photos of him. It's not the same fucking person. It's not. He didn't just gain weight.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Britney Spears.

[Justin Anderson]

That's not Britney Spears. I'm sorry. It's not Britney Spears. Look cold. Look at photos. That's not Britney Spears.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Here's my biggest.

[Justin Anderson]

Don't cancel me Hollywood.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Here's my podcast. How do you think that these people would hide that? Kristen, if somebody tried to clone you, I would scream it from the top of the mountains like, that's not.

[Justin Anderson]

You literally will get killed.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Oh, my goodness. Grace.

[Justin Anderson]

I believe this because every.

[Kristin Cavallari]

There's so many weird things that happen in the world. But like, when you think that you could make one of the biggest pop stars in the world just disappear and nobody would come forward and be like, that's not her. Like, her close friends, Jamie Lynn Spears. I've done her hair a bunch of times. Like, she would tell me, no, she.

[Justin Anderson]

Wouldn'T, because she'll get killed.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Okay, we're not going into that. But I don't think you could hide. I think the people who are going.

[Justin Anderson]

To come out and say something get killed. Anthony Bourdain. There's a list of people.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Remember when the one guy who says that you're a man.

[Justin Anderson]

So I was just. Okay, so I was just going to say I was going to bring this up. So the one thing that made me go, maybe this is where Krista got.

[Kristin Cavallari]

A lesson taught to her.

[Justin Anderson]

Maybe I shouldn't believe everything is. And this wasn't like a big rumor, but this was recent. There's a guy on social media who is constantly coming for me saying, I'm really a man.

[Kristin Cavallari]

And he believes this with his whole everyday like.

[Justin Anderson]

Like the same way I believe Kanye is a clone. He believes it that much. And. And he's saying the entire cast of Laguna beach were industry plants. And that did make me take. Well, first of all, I was like, the fact that you think I'm a man. Like, no, I know, I know. And so that did make me take a step back and be like, maybe I shouldn't believe everything I read because if people think I'm a dude, and that's obviously not true. I was like, I don't know, maybe.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Put your head back on your Adam's apple.

[Justin Anderson]

So he literally was like, you can see her. Adam's.

[Kristin Cavallari]

That's okay.

[Justin Anderson]

So you guys, like, I am so offended right now.

[Kristin Cavallari]

You guys, this same guy we figured out, he writes me paragraphs, like, every month or so. Like, I'll go in and he'll write me paragraphs on social media. And he's really sweet to me, though. Like, he, like, gases me up. He's like, I really love how close you and Kristen are, and I love that you accept the fact that she's.

[Justin Anderson]

You're a clone. You should tell him you're a clone.

[Kristin Cavallari]

I never open his messages or, like, engage with him. I talk to a lot of people.

[Justin Anderson]

He's trying to get information out of you. That's why he's trying to make you be like, I know. I'm such a good person.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Well, here's the information here. She's not a man. You're probably listening. Show me your vaginas.

[Justin Anderson]

I was thinking I may as I.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Think I need to, but that literally, it hurts, right?

[Justin Anderson]

Yeah. No, I don't feel good at all.

[Kristin Cavallari]

No. And my arm.

[Justin Anderson]

Look how slow mine is going compared to yours. I think I need to crank mine up, but I'm scared.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Can they see the bag? Oh, no, they can't. But mine's, like, halfway done and hers is three quarters.

[Justin Anderson]

Not even. Mine, like, hasn't even put a dent in it. You got those big veins, son.

[Kristin Cavallari]

But that did teach you a lesson, right?

[Justin Anderson]

Taught me a lesson to not believe every single conspiracy theory, but I'm still going to believe that Kanye.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Oh, want to know my thing? Okay, so with that, when they say the clone thing, and they also say that they make people disappear and they bring them back, right?

[Justin Anderson]

That's what I'm saying.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Okay. So my cousin is the. This guy named Tim Ballard and does all this work for child trafficking, right? So he has a rescue called our. Our rescue that he was a part of. Blah, blah, whatever. Tim Ballard is his name. There's this guy who does all the clone talk on social media saying that people aren't really who they are. And he did a whole video how he was saying, Paul Walker is my cousin. So they said they. They got rid of Paul Walker and then brought out my cousin, who they kind of look alike. Paul Walker grew up in our same hometown. We all grew up in the same hometown together. So I've seen all these people together at the same time. We were all Mormon, too. Mormons just look alike. We all look related. But it's like when I see stuff like that, and these people believe it in the comment sections. And I even commented. I'm like, this one's bs. That's my cousin. And Paul Walker grew up in the same town as us. Like, it's not like this is how that stuff gets. And then these people who are really gullible, they believe it. And it makes me sad because there's a weird. There's no secret that there's, like, a huge mental health issue in this country, right? And people who aren't doing very well mentally, they read this stuff in their home, and they're scared to go out into the real world, and they read it in their basement or this dark area of their house, and they're even more afraid of the world because they think all the scary stuff is happening. So they take it too far. There's weird shit happening, but some of it's too far. Britney Spears is Britney Spears. That is Brittany, bro. What makes you think it's not her teeth? She doesn't wear a retainer anymore. She was on lithium for 10 years. Her teeth shifted.

[Justin Anderson]

Have you watched any of her videos, Justin? She talks differently. She looks different. Like, but not just like, cosmetic surgery. Like, Kanye's still a clown. I will ride that one to the day I die. I'm sorry. But just because of what he said. And then it literally is what happened.

[Kristin Cavallari]

So what happens? Like, the. The Cabal elves.

[Justin Anderson]

Yeah, they're like, he's at your house.

[Kristin Cavallari]

One night, pull you out of bed, and they hide you for the rest of your life, probably. And nobody's connect. That's what I'm saying. Kristen, if somebody tried to hide you from the world, I would find they.

[Justin Anderson]

Would have to do something with you too. I don't think anyone else. Oh, my God.

[Kristin Cavallari]

So.

[Justin Anderson]

So me Kardashians aren't gonna go and step up for Kanye because he was calling them.

[Kristin Cavallari]

No, I believe the Kardashians could. Definitely would love to hide him or whatever. But I'm saying, with the. The rest of these celebrities. So what? Like, where your kids are all of a sudden, like, that's not our mom. And then they have to take them out.

[Justin Anderson]

So everyone in your life is part of the cabal?

[Kristin Cavallari]

Oh, my God. I can't do this stuff.

[Justin Anderson]

I'm sorry. I know you guys. The Cabal is real. I don't know 100 for sure, but, like, it's real.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Well, and she's saying it, you know, because she's apparently in the Cabal, and she's a man, so she's an industry plant. And she's in the cabal. So, like, that's how I know tomorrow.

[Justin Anderson]

I'm scared for my safety now. All right. They're just gonna say how crazy. Oh, yeah.

[Kristin Cavallari]

My chest is so tight.

[Justin Anderson]

No, it's brutal.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Look how fast I'm going, though. Are you proud?

[Justin Anderson]

I'm so.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Am I. Like a football player.

[Justin Anderson]

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[Kristin Cavallari]

The fact that you're even saying his name is so funny to me.

[Justin Anderson]

He? Who is he?

[Kristin Cavallari]

Your kids love him.

[Justin Anderson]

My kids love him. That's the only reason I even know his name. I just know he owns the company, Prime.

[Kristin Cavallari]

I think he's so hot.

[Justin Anderson]

Yeah, he's. Yeah.

[Kristin Cavallari]

I mean, like, if you like, like that bad boy thing or whatever. But anyways, he was getting all this, like, flack on line because his wife, who. She's gorgeous. I love her.

[Justin Anderson]

Yeah, she's beautiful.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Yeah, something like that. Beautiful Nina. She used to date Leonardo DiCaprio, right. And then she got too old. You know, that's what happens. Yeah. But he is with her. She had a baby, and I guess, like, the. During her labor, he turned her labor process into, like, a brand deal, like, to promote, like, his lunchables. He has a new lunchable product. I feel so stupid.

[Justin Anderson]

Opportunity to promote your lunchable in the fudgeing delivery room of your baby.

[Kristin Cavallari]

He literally created a healthy version of, like, Lunchables, what we all had as kids. And he brought her Lunchables. Right. Because she had the baby. She just looks miserable in the pictures that I saw online that they were, like, showing or whatever. So the question is, is, like, how wrong is it to take something like your child's birth and try to monetize it?

[Justin Anderson]

I think it's really disgusting. I really do. I have, like, such a thing with people trying to make money off of their kids.

[Kristin Cavallari]

The kids is the biggest thing. You know, it's because I go to the place of, like, if you're somebody. He was a YouTube star, right? Like, that's how he found his fame. Or if you're, like, a reality TV personality. You know, these people, it's their job to be public and make money off of sharing stuff with the public. But, yeah, I think the kids. And you've always, obviously, been really good about this. Like, you can't make money off of your kids. And by the way, it's the easiest thing to do on earth because I know for my fact, my sister had a baby, and, like, people love seeing, so I have to kind of pull back a little.

[Justin Anderson]

People love to see, like, campaigns, like, big company campaigns to do with my kids. And I was like, I won't do it.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Because what is the obsession with kids and what do people think?

[Justin Anderson]

It's like, just really relatable, you know, for a lot of people. And like, moms are the ones buying products traditionally. But my thing is, like, for the kid, how do you not grow up.

[Kristin Cavallari]

And feel used a hundred percent?

[Justin Anderson]

How do you.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Although we live in a different world now where everything is shared online, you know, everyone's whole life.

[Justin Anderson]

Are you giving that money to the kid?

[Kristin Cavallari]

I think you. Well, they're making laws for that. Did you know they have laws coming out about that? There's laws saying that influencers who use their kids for content, they have to prove that they're putting money aside for the kids. And I think that's genius.

[Justin Anderson]

But then again, you can take it out though. You could create a trust.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Yeah, I mean, but at least they're moving in that direction. But even still with that, I think it's just disgusting to make that decision for your kid.

[Justin Anderson]

That's. I mean, obviously, like, everyone knows that's my stance also.

[Kristin Cavallari]

What if you had like a beautiful kid that was getting all this attention on social media and then they got ugly and then all of a sudden nobody wanted to really see him. So then what? You pull them off and the kids, like, why aren't you posting anymore? Like, there's so many issues that could come from it. Like, that would. With a kid's head.

[Justin Anderson]

Absolutely.

[Kristin Cavallari]

I do not think it's a good idea to do that kind of stuff. Stuff.

[Justin Anderson]

I will always take the stance. Let your kids make that decision. If they want their lives plastered all over the place and if they want to monetize their existence. I just think it's gross. I just, I always have. I think it's. And it's also so easy. To me, that's the easy route. Like, oh, you're staying relevant because of your kids.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Yeah, that's really. Yeah. Like, like you don't have.

[Justin Anderson]

Do something better. Get more.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Have a personality. Like, create something.

[Justin Anderson]

You're using your kids to stay relevant. That's insane. Insane to me not to name names that. There are a lot of people who do that. I might leave it. I don't know.

[Kristin Cavallari]

See how I think it is a real thing, like with the influencers though. But there's like also a lot of people who are like following these mommy bloggers and these mommy influencers for that kind of content. So I understand how it ends up happening. But I do think about, like, what are the long term effects of like, Putting your kid on social media for that many years for so many people to see. And here's the thing, too. Like, even my own partner, like, Scoot, hates being on social media. So people will, like, get excited when, like, I share Scoot on my stories and stuff. And they're like, why don't you share Scoot more? Like, why doesn't he do, like, cooking things? Cause he loves to cook in the kitchen. He hates being on it. So imagine you're forcing your kid to do. To do it, and then, like, what if they really don't like it later? And then how do you pull them back from the public?

[Justin Anderson]

So that's what I'm saying. It's not for everybody.

[Kristin Cavallari]

It's not like, I love social media. I love it. I would go live all day long if I could, you know? Like, I would set up cameras at my house and just live my whole life on life because I enjoy it. I like, like entertaining. I like whatever. But a lot of people hate it. So how do you make that decision for a kid? And I think that, like, kids are obviously the number one people that we need to protect in our lives until they can make their own decisions for themselves. So I don't know. It's kind of gross. I also thought with that thing with Logan Paul is. It's like, if I were a woman and I gave birth, no one would be invited into the room.

[Justin Anderson]

Nobody.

[Kristin Cavallari]

No one would be invited the room.

[Justin Anderson]

Especially for your first kid.

[Kristin Cavallari]

I wouldn't see anyone for the last three months.

[Justin Anderson]

No.

[Kristin Cavallari]

I would be, like, hidden from the world. So somebody, you give birth and then your husband brings in a marketing deal. It actually helps me to talk really fast. I'm not even thinking about this. I'm done.

[Justin Anderson]

That's why I'm actually so. I'm, like, not even halfway, and I can't think about that.

[Kristin Cavallari]

I wish you guys could see the bag. She has so much. And I'm done.

[Justin Anderson]

I hate you.

[Kristin Cavallari]

I turned it all the way up. Wait, I'm like, an NAD pro. What if I've secretly been doing this for months? I've been practicing.

[Justin Anderson]

I'm over here.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Like, you look sick.

[Justin Anderson]

I feel sick. I feel sick. I'm dying. I'm like. And I was just in my head, like, wait, what was I just gonna say? I'm, like, losing my train of thought. But if I were Nina, I would tell him to go suck a fucking dick and get the fuck out of my face. I understand. Like, their money is obviously their lifestyle, so part of her is probably like, no, I get it. Like, we need to promote Lunchables, but can we wait until our baby is eating in a few minutes or until.

[Kristin Cavallari]

I just, like, feel like. Like I didn't just give birth to a baby. Like, you don't feel cute after you give birth, do you?

[Justin Anderson]

Every photo that I have from the delivery room, I'm like, that's disgusting.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Like, you would burn it.

[Justin Anderson]

I never want to see that ever again.

[Kristin Cavallari]

I was in the room right after my sister just gave birth to her last baby or whatever, and she didn't look like herself. You know, you don't look like yourself. Yeah. And I was being very mindful with my pictures. You know, I was, like, taking pictures or whatever. I wasn't getting her in the shot or whatever. You're not doing well, girl.

[Justin Anderson]

Like, what if I just.

[Kristin Cavallari]

You guys, the way that this makes you feel is. It literally feels like the flu is coming on really, really fast. Like, you feel, like, nauseous and you really feel like your body's being poisoned.

[Justin Anderson]

Yeah, I literally. That's what I feel. Like I'm being poisoned. Okay, we have to keep talking. I can't think about it. Okay, wait, the other thing. So a friend sent me this video of Kate Moss on Instagram. Okay. And I sent it to Justin. And listen, this is why we love Kate Moss. But she is walking into a hotel. I believe she's by herself self. Right? Which, you guys, the way she is stumbling and doesn't know where she is. She's so up. It's. It's sad on one hand, but it's actually so funny. But, like, oh, my God, she was up, up beyond.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Like, I am a partier and I love to party. You've had your days or whatever. I couldn't even. There's no more than maybe one or two times where I was in public. And when I say public, I mean maybe at, like, a house party or at a friend's house where I was served or I drank too much. I love to say overserved, like, it's never my fault, but where you kind of get a little stumbly. And I am so good. The minute I start feeling, like, a little bit too drunk, I will remove myself from the situation so fast. We were just in Nantucket one of our last nights, or our last night having dinner in Nantucket after being there for a month. And it just hit me out of nowhere. I was at dinner. All of a sudden, it was just like, one martini too many. And I start. You know that I do this a lot Like, I started chatting with everyone in the restaurant. Like, the table next to us and then the waiter. I was being, like, overly friendly. And I hate myself when I do that. I was like, you're so gor. Oranges. Oh, my God.

[Justin Anderson]

That's so your move.

[Kristin Cavallari]

It's so my movie.

[Justin Anderson]

Tell everyone how gorgeous.

[Kristin Cavallari]

I love it, though. Like, I get so excited, but I. In my head, I was like, okay, Justin, you're. You've hit your wall. And I, like, literally walked my ass home. Like, got up. I'm like, you guys, I can't even have. We hadn't had dinner yet. The food.

[Justin Anderson]

Oh, my God.

[Kristin Cavallari]

So anyways, I know the situations where I've kind of stumbled or whatever. And she was just. She got. She was getting to the party like that. She was walking into showing the part because that was like Fashion Week. I think that's what it must have been.

[Justin Anderson]

Yeah.

[Kristin Cavallari]

And she was showing up to the party like that. And the paparazzi caught her, like, literally stumbling from side to side. She looked.

[Justin Anderson]

She stopped. Like, she didn't know where she.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Yeah, she looked incredible. She did a really good move, though. I thought that maybe you should do. If you ever don't feel cute, like, later in life. Whatever. She had all of her hair, like, covering her face as she was walking.

[Justin Anderson]

I'm gonna do that, honestly, right now.

[Kristin Cavallari]

It was so. I feel.

[Justin Anderson]

Right now.

[Kristin Cavallari]

No, you look really pretty right now. Your eyes are watery, though.

[Justin Anderson]

I feel so awful.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Oh, my God. Why do I feel good?

[Justin Anderson]

I mean, you're done.

[Kristin Cavallari]

I feel like it was nauseous, but, like, if I'm gonna feel so good tonight. Yeah.

[Justin Anderson]

I woke up at 3am so I'm really excited for a good night's sleep tonight.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Why did you wake up at three?

[Justin Anderson]

I'm not sure. I've been waking up really early. Three was aggressive. I've been waking up, like, between four and five, though.

[Kristin Cavallari]

You're just excited about life to get it going.

[Justin Anderson]

I am.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Oh, because we're gonna see each other today.

[Justin Anderson]

Yeah.

[Kristin Cavallari]

I was like, oh, I couldn't sleep last night either.

[Justin Anderson]

I'm excited. I've also been going to bed so early. That might have something to do with it, but also to be that hammered by yourself gives me anxiety.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Oh, by yourself.

[Justin Anderson]

Like, where are.

[Kristin Cavallari]

That is so freaky. She's a professional. Like, isn't she known for that? For partying? Like, she's been like that forever.

[Justin Anderson]

Yeah.

[Kristin Cavallari]

What is the Kate Moss drink?

[Justin Anderson]

I don't know.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Champagne and vodka? Or is that the Lindsay Lohan? I think it's the Kate Moss and I think Lindsay Lohan used to drink it. But anyways. Yeah, Being that drunk.

[Justin Anderson]

You up?

[Kristin Cavallari]

Being that drunk in public. Also good. I think she's so cool that she can just kind of like rock it.

[Justin Anderson]

Like she just doesn't give a. And that's what I like about her.

[Kristin Cavallari]

How does she still look good though?

[Justin Anderson]

I think she got a facelift a few years ago. She looked crazy at first, but I think it's settled now.

[Kristin Cavallari]

That's another topic that I wanted to like touch base on. There was this article because we were like scrolling through.

[Justin Anderson]

I'm only yawning because this makes you yawn, right? This isn't because I'm like bored of the conversation.

[Kristin Cavallari]

It has what in?

[Justin Anderson]

It has. Oh, magnesium. So I need to go to bed.

[Kristin Cavallari]

So do you usually get tired after this?

[Justin Anderson]

Yeah, I'm about to fall asleep.

[Kristin Cavallari]

But the days after you feel so clear headed and like, like I love it. It's like a miracle drug.

[Justin Anderson]

Yes.

[Kristin Cavallari]

I'm gonna go back into doing. The taste in my mouth is so weird though.

[Justin Anderson]

It tastes like I'm gonna puke and shit my pants all the time.

[Kristin Cavallari]

What if you. Your pants right now? Have you ever shit your pants in public? Be honest.

[Justin Anderson]

I know. I'm thinking.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Let's be honest.

[Justin Anderson]

Let's be honest. No, not that I can think of.

[Kristin Cavallari]

You haven't?

[Justin Anderson]

I mean, no.

[Kristin Cavallari]

You've never had an accident?

[Justin Anderson]

No. When I was like little, I pooped in the pool one time.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Wait, as an adult, you really haven't?

[Justin Anderson]

No.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Oh my God.

[Justin Anderson]

Okay. Do you remember I've been like, close.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Do you remember that restaurant on La Cieniga? It was like the hottest restaurant ever called Koi.

[Justin Anderson]

Yeah.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Yeah. Okay. Koi. You guys was like the hottest restaurant. Like every celebrity would go there. Like, it was so hard to get in. I ended up like getting a connection there. So I started going there like a lot. And I'd always like be sat in a really cool table or whatever. I ate something so weird. And it hit me out of nowhere. It was like a bad piece of fish maybe or whatever. It hit me so hard, like I was like, oh my God, I'm gonna shit my pants. So I like, I had to get up like again, excuse myself and I left. I was running out to my car, whatever.

[Justin Anderson]

I just wouldn't go into the bathroom.

[Kristin Cavallari]

I would never shit in a bathroom like that ever. So I ran out. Yeah, you. You actually totally would. I will not poop in public like that. Like splatter poop. No way.

[Justin Anderson]

I know. I mean, I wouldn't want to, but, like, I wouldn't leave.

[Kristin Cavallari]

So listen to this. So I left, got my car, driving down Los Angeles, like, one of the busiest streets in, like, West Hollywood. Driving down Las Vega, and it was hitting me. So I pulled over and went out on La Cienne again. Third and I. Shit on the corner of the street. Just. Just pushed my butt out the door and just everywhere. And then I had to pull my pants back up and just drive home. I lived with my sister at the time. My sister and I were roommates in West Hollywood. Like, she had just moved to West Hollywood. She lived in the condo that I had. So we were living together. I came barging through the front door, and she's like, hey. And I was like, I just shit my pants on La Cienega. And I. Third is. So you guys. It's the busiest. It'd be like. Like a corner in Vegas, like. And I just pushed my butt out of the car and just splattered.

[Justin Anderson]

And then you had to pull up your poopy pants and your poopy butt and sit in that?

[Kristin Cavallari]

Yeah, and then I. Yeah, and then I ran into the door. But by the way, that wasn't the only time that it's happened.

[Justin Anderson]

What?

[Kristin Cavallari]

Yeah.

[Justin Anderson]

Oh, my God. No, that's never happened to me.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Really?

[Justin Anderson]

I swear to God.

[Kristin Cavallari]

I would tell you, like, everyone, I.

[Justin Anderson]

Told you I pooped in a pool when I was younger. Younger?

[Kristin Cavallari]

You've never sharded?

[Justin Anderson]

No, I think I've had, like, a little, like, not where I'm like, throw those underwear away.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Oh, you are such a lady. I feel like everyone's had that story. Like, if you actually get sick and you can't control it.

[Justin Anderson]

I've had moments where I'm like, I'm actually gonna shit my pants right now. But I've always managed to make it to a bathroom.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Oh, my God. One of the absolute worst was I was going to film your show in Cabo, and it was like you sprung it on me. Like, it was like a last minute trip. So I was, like, trying to do one of my Get Skinny quick tricks, and I took something. And the next day when I went to the airport, I almost shit my pants in an airplane. That's the one time I did have to go to the bathroom on an airplane. Normally, I would never.

[Justin Anderson]

I hate having to poop on an airplane.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Gross.

[Justin Anderson]

So facelifts.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Oh, what were we saying? Why do I feel it more now that I'm done? It's just kind of Relaxing. Interesting.

[Justin Anderson]

So we were going to talk about. There was a story about a celebrity coming out and saying she is stopping a couple cosmetic procedures. She said, fillers and Botox. And it's like, yay, we love. We love a natural queen. But then Justin was saying, well, okay, there's a lot of celebrities who aren't doing fillers and Botox, but they are getting facelifts.

[Kristin Cavallari]

There's a lot of that, and I feel like I will not name any names, but, like, when you do hair, obviously you see the scars, right? And so there's a lot of people who do get the facelift done. And you don't need a fillers or Botox when you have a facelift because you're pulling your face back to what it looked like, you know, 20 years before. Before or whatever.

[Justin Anderson]

So I have not had a facelift, so suck a dick. Okay. I don't do Botox for filler, but I also have never had a facelift. I will probably in 10 years, and I'll keep you.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Will you be honest about it?

[Justin Anderson]

Yeah, I think I. I think I would, especially because I've been so vocal about wanting one. But I also won't have a podcast in 10 years, so I might not have the. I'm not going to go on Instagram and be like, hey, guys, just got a facelift. Like, if I had the platform like this, I would be honest about it. Or I guess maybe in an interview, if I'm. By the way, I don't plan on doing interviews in 10 years. 10 years. Like, I don't plan on being in the Entertainment business in 10 years. If I was and it came up in an interview, I would be honest.

[Kristin Cavallari]

But your clone is going to do it.

[Justin Anderson]

My clone might.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Your clone is going to do.

[Justin Anderson]

My clone's gonna look so good that it doesn't even.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Your clone's gonna do every reality TV deal that you've turned down. Going to do every interview.

[Justin Anderson]

I'm going to be like, that's not even me out there.

[Kristin Cavallari]

I would love it if you just had a really messy clone who just, like, really leaned into the cavalry, the old Cavalier.

[Justin Anderson]

She would be a good time, but she looked so good.

[Kristin Cavallari]

But anyways, the thing with the facelift thing is, like, when you say you're not doing Botox or filler, but you've done other things, you're not really coming clean. You're still kind of lying.

[Justin Anderson]

You've had a facelift.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Yeah. You're still kind of, like, lying a little bit.

[Justin Anderson]

Well, that's My thing. I'm like, just tell us. Just tell us. I want to know because I want to know what you're doing so I can do it too.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Do you think it's really important for people who have a following or a platform to share everything that they do?

[Justin Anderson]

I don't know. That's such a hard conversation. Because I really understand both sides of it. I really do. I think for a lot of people, the reason they don't is because if you share that, like, you got your boobs done, for example, like me, then everyone goes, well, then she's done on everything.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Or they hold it against you for everything else. Because with your boobs, like when you said you didn't like to do Botox or something, and then people like, oh, she can't do Botox, but she did her boobs.

[Justin Anderson]

Boobs. It's like, well, yeah, I also. They'll hold it against you almost nine years ago. And like I said, it would maybe be. I don't know that I would get my boobs done today. I'm also not racing to get them out because at the end of the day, I do want my boobs to look good. Sorry, I'm fucking single and I breastfed three kids and is that vain? Yeah. But there's a lot of other stuff I don't do. But my boobs look great and I don't have to wear a bra. So I'm sorry.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Well, and then the crazy thing is, like, I think we've talked about this before too. If you start admitting to certain, like, plastic surgery, like, let's say you have, like, one plastic surgery thing done, then everyone assumes that everything else on you is done. And it's like. But then also, like. Also, like, now that, like, people are getting skinny, like, everyone's like, Ozempic. And it's like, some people do work out.

[Justin Anderson]

Some people got skinny before Ozempic existed.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Yeah. So if you do, like, a treatment, everyone's gonna be like, the only reason they look like that is because they have everything done, which isn't necessarily true.

[Justin Anderson]

And because people wanna take away from anyone that has anything special, you're still going, I'm, like, dying too. I'm like, over here.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Like, you literally look like you're, like, losing.

[Justin Anderson]

I'm honestly on the struggle bus. I'm not gonna lie. But we're getting there.

[Kristin Cavallari]

First day back. Adrenochrome, she's on her.

[Justin Anderson]

Don't even get me started. The other thing, too, about my boobs, since we're on the subject, is I said it on my podcast that I had my boobs done. There's an implant. I also had a lift. Blah, blah, blah. People were like, she only admitted to a lift years ago. It's like, I specifically got asked. I said I had a lift because I thought it was implied that implants go with a lift. I've never met anyone who's only gotten a lift. Like, I always thought they went hand in hand. I actually thought me saying I had a lift was me being more explicit with what I've done, being more it. That's more invasive to me. People knowing I have a fucking scar on my boob. You know what I'm saying? To me, that was like, oh, I'm telling people even more than I need to.

[Kristin Cavallari]

That's a perfect example of why nobody wants to say anything, because everyone will twist it and try and use it against you later when. Yeah, there's no way, like, you want to be as honest as possible. People will use that stuff against you.

[Justin Anderson]

So it's like, wait, I was keeping it a secret, but I'm the one who came out and said it. That doesn't even make sense.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Yeah, I wanted to keep it a.

[Justin Anderson]

Secret, yet I fucking came out and talked about it on my podcast. It's insane. Anyways, I guess I'm never going to finish my iv, but we'll wrap it up. And you guys know, just at some point, I did finish my iv.

[Kristin Cavallari]

I think we should ask them.

[Justin Anderson]

Let's ask them a question.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Let us know if you like talking about pop culture stuff.

[Justin Anderson]

Yeah. Well, at the end of the day, here's the deal. I know what episodes do well and which ones don't. One are. One of our top rated episodes is the one pop culture that we did. That's why we're doing it again.

[Kristin Cavallari]

I think there's so many podcasts and things where people talk about all the pop culture, and I've gotten to a place where they really bother me because people miss the mark so much, and I feel like they just feed into more rumors and, like, they make the stories even worse. So, like, I think it's.

[Justin Anderson]

Well, people shouldn't give an opinion if they have no clue what they're talking about.

[Kristin Cavallari]

I can't listen to another person in the middle of nowhere, which, by the way, living in the middle of nowhere is an absolute luxury. And you're so lucky to live in the middle of nowhere because it's wonderful. But I hate when people in the middle of nowhere are, like, doing commentary. Yeah, that's the Thing. It's like, unless you're really in that Hollywood world. And I get it. Hollywood's exciting to talk about from the outside, but people's idea of what Hollywood is is so different than what's actually happening there.

[Justin Anderson]

Be honest, too. Like, I even just saw people commenting on my breakup. And it's a celebrity. Actually. She was on a talk show and put her spin on it was like, oh, that's interesting that you just came up with that, because that's not true at all.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Really?

[Justin Anderson]

Yeah. Like, I mean, was it. She was like. I mean, I know that, like, they said, you know, they just wanted to keep things fun. It's like, at what point did Mark and I ever say this was just fun? Like, where are you getting that from? People just come up and just literally say whatever the fuck they want.

[Kristin Cavallari]

So. Great. I'm sure. And I'm sure she meant no harm in that. But even her just saying that gives it legs, you know, because then people, they see that interview, and then they kind of, like, run with that. And that's why it's like, I.

[Justin Anderson]

She spoke about it in a great way. I might cut this whole thing out, but she. I wasn't mad at how she spoke about it. She was very nice about the whole thing, but just her putting her own opinion on it was like. Or she said it in a way where, like, she knew that, like, what our relationship was. When it's like, you have no idea. That's reckless to me, Especially with someone who's in the public eye like that, where it's happened to her. You can't put or say. In my opinion, you can't sit there and say, like, you know.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Right. That's why I think with those, like, pop culture conversations, it's really important to look at all different angles and be like, maybe this could happen, but I'm not quite sure and really clear the air. You know, a lot of the stuff, even, like, when you and I talk about it, we look at all angles. Like, us even knowing some of these people or being in that world and being like. I could see how the. The rest of the world would see it this way and assume that maybe this is happening. But if you really think about what happens in Hollywood, Hollywood's not like this weird little club where everyone, like, meets every week and talks about what's happening in Hollywood this week or whatever. Like, you could not see people for years. And maybe you work on a project and you see them somewhere and it's like, oh, hi. Or these pictures end up happening together. Just people's idea of Hollywood is so bizarre. Now that I live here and I hear people talk about it, I look back and I'm like, oh, that's why everyone thinks it's so weird. But you go there, it's kind of like a dork fest. Also, it's kind of boring. Nobody's really doing anything. It's work.

[Justin Anderson]

They're not interesting for the most part. There's obviously a couple that are, you know, have a lot going on, but they are mostly door.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Yeah, they are. Yeah. It's not that fun.

[Justin Anderson]

All right, well, you guys, thank you so much for joining, as always, and I will see you next week. And thank you, Justin Anderson.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Oh, thank you, Queen. It's so great to be here.

[Justin Anderson]

Honey's a clown.

[Kristin Cavallari]

Bye.