Transcript
Gabby Windey (0:01)
The following podcast is a Dear Media production.
Robbie (0:13)
Wait a second.
Gabby Windey (0:14)
I have some. I have some, I have some.
Robbie (0:17)
Let me turn myself up. Hello. Okay, I have some things to do. Okay, right at the top of the hour. I have some things to do and I have a lot to say. What's new? First of all, I'm recording this on Saturday at seven in the morning because I have somewhere to be. Imagine that. I have something to do besides all of you. Yeah, I might have a lot to say, but also, I'm in a contract. I don't want to be here. I'll be hit. I'll be served. I'll be given some kind of lethal paperwork that's going to want money from me. Who doesn't want money from me? So, no, I have to come here and deliver week after week. Imagine the pressure. Imagine how I feel. It's too much to bear, right on my head. It's going to squish my skull into a pancake if you don't do it first. But anyways, so. Good morning. Here's my coffee mug. I don't know if you guys have seen this one. It's girls weekend.
Gabby Windey (1:21)
Toes in the sand. Isn't that nice?
Robbie (1:24)
I got it on our first trip to the Hamptons. It's four girls. This which one's me? This one's me in the yeller here. A nice little leg cross. Red hair. I've always said I wanted to dye my hair red. Maybe when I'm going through a midlife crisis, because that's when people dye their hair red. And then this one's Robbie, the one in the shorts in the little hat. And then this one and this one. This one's Rosie O'Donnell. And this one's Sylvia Plath, and those are our lesbian couple friends. But. But they're new. They just started fucking. They just started. Slipped a finger in, if you know what I mean. Because that's fucking in lesbian culture and that's the way we like it. Because in that singular finger, you'll feel more intimacy, more love and emotion than you've ever felt with that flaccid little anteater coming at your belly button. They're new, so it's sweet. Oh. Because I'm getting on a flight to Portugal, okay. And Rabbi's coming with me because she's the love of my life and I get a plus one and I don't like to go anywhere without her, okay? She's a grounding force. She makes all of the whelming of life. She makes all of the overwhelming of life. Just, well, mean. She helps me to handle. Can you imagine? And welcome back to another episode of Long Weaner. Okay, shall we? Shall we? Naturally, I'll talk about the discourse. Is Gabby okay? I know her shtick is depression and she talks about it, but genuinely, has anyone checked on her? Yeah, yeah, everyone. Are you blind? Have you heard nothing? Are your ears plugged? Are those three little bones in your brain not so reverberating on the correct frequency to understand that I'm okay? Yes, of course I'm okay. I'm too good. In fact, I'm too good now. I don't know what to do with myself. Am I going to be able to create, Create art, now that I am, somewhat, for the first time in my life, at some kind of level of contentment? Is that okay with you? Because it's a scary place to me. What do you mean? Is she okay? And of course I'm not okay. Are we treading on the same planet? Do you know capitalism? It's ruining our lives. Do you know fiscism? It's coming to get us. Not so slow. It's coming to get us in a flat bill and ugly sunglasses. Probably Oakley in a chainsaw on stage at some kind of a conference. Are you kidding? What are you doing that? Is Elon Musk okay? Yeah, I'm okay. Yeah, I'm okay. Because the greatest thing to ever happen to me besides falling in love, it. It gave me this. This is what I'm about to tell you is. That is the same feeling as when Robbie and I were falling in love at a lesbian dance party to Katy Perry's Teenage Dream on the perfect amount of mushrooms. I looked down in her. I looked down into her beautiful face and I saw forever in those gorgeous green eyes in circle sunglasses that she's had for, I don't know, 12 years. And she will not let me touch. Baby, they're crooked. They need an adjustment. It doesn't matter. She says it's made of a soft material she cannot touch. And she can't get new lenses. No, because she can train her eyes to not get any worse. And what happened to me? And it gave me an out of body experience. I was levitating. This is what. This is what happens when I become too heavy, when I have too many dopamines in my brain, when they're all becoming level, they start to float. Slowly, slowly, slowly, slowly, slowly. There goes the Achilles heel. I can't stop it. I can't stop it. I can't stop it and then my little piggies and then I'm floating. Because Trisha Paytas says she likes me. Because Trisha Paytas has been talking about me. How about you? Maybe, if you're lucky. She's the single most person that I've been following for at least two years and that's a lot for me. She got me at. Do you think rare beauty is called rare because of her rare disease? Actually, Trisha, you might be onto something. And then I started levitating and then I can. I can exactly remember I was making a coffee and then I got a DM from Trisha Paytas and then I started floating. I had out of body experience. I was like, this is. This was never supposed to happen to a girl like me. It was never supposed to. And now look where we are. Look where we are. And the drag queen community is fully embracing me. Okay, now we've made it. We've made it. I have them on my side. I can do anything with an army of drag queens and I can.
