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The following podcast is a Dear Media production Wet My Wiz. All right, as you can see, Nardo is back to his old self. So the only likely diagnosis at this point is Munchausen's. As you can see, he was doing it for attention. No, no, this is not an actual diagnosis. Yes, yes, I'm making another funny. Or am I? All right, well, welcome back to another episode of Long Winded. I am your host and I'm glad. I'm glad. And newly, you might be wondering why I'm looking so fabulous. And to that I can say only one thing. I can't help it. And to that I can say one other thing. This is newly, the jacket and the skirt, two different prints. Of sorts. You might not like it. Of sorts. You may be thinking, oh, well, that doesn't match. Of sorts. Well, I don't care. I don't care. This is a cheetah print. I believe. This of something like a jaguar. I also believe, but it's unclear. The jury's out. I gotta close the doors. Okay. It's a feng shui thing. Plus the other cat in the house, besides this one, this one and this one, you know where I'm pointing, might come in and start hissing and I mean this one. Anyways, anyways, welcome back. Thank you for coming back time and time again. I do have something at the top of the hour, something that I think, something that I'd like to get off my chest. And, and no, and no, this isn't misinformation. I am a journalist. I see things. I, I, I, I perceive things. Don't get me started on the perceive. Don't get me started on. I don't. She just does it. Ah, the objectification of one who doesn't want to be perceived. It's never kept me up at night. I can't really, I can't really think about because I can't even really perceive myself. So you think whatever you want to think. It doesn't bother me none. Anyways, I report on the perceptions. It's called journalism. R. Kim K. And Elon Musk, fraternizing of sorts. Who's to say? I, like I said, I am a journalist. I never said, I never said they were. No, no, because he, he's most likely asexual. Now, I'm not judging. No, I don't judge. I just gather and report the facts. And she supports her man via, via the love of her Tesla truck. She loves it. Slithering all over it. And that is her prerogative. Slytherin all over it. And that's okay. And that is. Oh, I'm not saying. I'm not saying. No, no, because still the Tesla truck is everywhere. And no, no, you're judging at this point. You're putting words into my mouth. You are doing it all, not me. Don't bring me into it. That's all I got to say. That's all I have to say at the top of the hour. And then I'm picking up Robbie from the airport right after this. So. So we gotta keep it moving. We gotta keep it going. Okay? Because I'm excited to see my baby. I haven't seen her in over 10 days. And it sent me into a spiral. How does it feel to be left at home with a dying, very much alive dog? It sends me down a rabbit hole. Down a Reddit rabbit hole. Venlafax saying, how is this going to cure my mental health? I'm still looking for a cure. Will this give me some kind of a personality trait that I' to have? Am I missing something? It must. It must be procured by a different snri. SSRI of sorts. You know. You know, my drug of choice is a prescription antidepressant. I must try them all. So I know, so I can speak again from a place of knowledge. I'm a journalist. Ven vaccine. Is it going to save this deranged little brain? Is it going to save my dopamine receptors? Who's to say? Who's to say? And then I've tapered off my gabapentin. You know, things are awry. I'm still looking for a fix, for a cure. I was talking to Carol once again. Every week on Wednesdays there's this question. What do you do for fun? What do you mean? Carol, you've known me for over a year now. You know I'm not having any fun. You don't have any fun? No, I suppose. I suppose. 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Please support our show and tell them our show sent you. Go to r u l a.com gabby and take the first step toward better mental health. Today you deserve quality care from someone who cares. That's r u l a.com Gabby which leads me. Which leads me to somewhat of a journalistic take on the co ed spaces. The co ed spaces, which as you can imagine I am not so fond of. Yes, yes. As you know, I would like to be relegated to the isle of Lesbos. I would like to be surrounded with women and by that I also mean the gay men and especially the drag queens. This is where I'd like to be. The gym is the co ed space, much to my chagrin. How am I. How am I supposed to infiltrate the free wet the free weights with two troglos on other side of me sweating from places you would not imagine their stomach. I didn't know we had a perspiration gland in the oblique. But their shirt may say otherwise. They're breathing heavy. And you know what? The men can have the free weights as long as I can have the machines. No, no. I don't want an ill intentioned man looking over me while I'm doing a lot. Pull down, get your own. Get your own. You're the only ones who know how to work the free weights with good form. I don't have any. I come with a deficit. A woman in the gym. Give me the machine where the form comes with the engineering of the weight. This is what he and I need. You to back away. The men. The men in gold chains here at the equinox where I lie. And if there had to be a man, he should be in a gold chain. The men who are swinging the ph of the environment a little bit too acidic, which comes along with the swinging of their tiny little dick and their. And their ill fitting lululemon shorts. No, I see it and I must balance it with a couple lesbians in the room. They don't want to be there, but there are enough to make me feel at home. And guess what? We're all in the machines. We're nowhere to be found on the freeway. Into that. I say women. Single women. Single women. You should be. You should be at the equinox and steer clear of the sprouts. Because I'm looking. I'm looking at the men. I'm looking at the. I can't even. At the. At the. At the. At the man child that occurs. That prelates the. The sprouts. I've seen you at the checkout. You're not paying. I've seen you follow around your girlfriend of five years, but you can't get it together enough to propose because you're. You're too insecure or you think. You think the grass is greener. The grass is not greener than the. And then a woman had a cute outfit out of sundae and sprouts. No, you're not gonna find that. And I see. I see you sneaking in a treat into the cart because you're too much of a coward to ask, even though you're nowhere near the checkout line when you need to be. Oh, you've gotten lost in the whey protein aisle. I hope not. The toilet can't handle the artificial protein. Go wait in the car. Stay away from the sprouts. The other co ed space I'd like to address is the spa. Is the spa. Because I had an experience recently which left me here. Which left me here speaking out. No, it cannot be. Good. I will set the tone. Not that you assumed otherwise, but in case. In case you haven't had your morning coffee, your afternoon diet coke, the minute anyone in a six ounce. Because you care about your sleep as much as I do. I needed a spa. I was in New York. I was incredibly stressed. I'm coming off of a two week straight work trip. Can you imagine? Can you imagine me flying here, flying there, ending up in New York, filled with tears in the morning? I will get. I will. I will get to that later. They need more out of me. Even though I spent six to seven weeks in middle of nowhere Scotland spending time with the cross dresser who I love. But that's despite. That's despite. That's besides the point. I'm not done working yet. You will be happy to know I received my money. NBC is less than happy with my behavior and that's the way we need it to be. Because how are we going to be known in the world? Oops. I'm sorry I screamed on live TV three different times. I didn't know it would cause such a stir. I'm working. I'm working. I need to relax. I need to clear my mind, which I. Which I normally do at the spa. So I AI Google search of sorts. No, not by. Not, not willingly. But I cannot get away from the AI. It's infiltrating no matter what. If I scroll down, it's the same exact answer, but sooner. My thumbs cannot. They cannot muster up the energy to scroll any further. Okay, here's a nice spa with pictures filled with gorgeous pools that are, mind you, empty. Oh, this one. This must be one of my spas. A 20 person max filled with old ladies with tits to their knees who have lost all kind of perception and bucks to be given. They left them in the 1900s where they belong. Now they cannot be bothered. Their fucks slowly sweat off of them in the steam pool, further exfoliate in the sauna. And they get to recharge in the cold plunge. This. This is what we need to reset to make it through a work trip. Naturally, naturally. I must get high before to get myself in the exact right headspace. A little indica as to not onset the paranoia that is sure to come with the sativa. I walk. It's within walking distance. I step into the lobby. Oh, oh. Alarms are going off. There's men here. As I step in, I try and calm myself. This is not the time. Maybe it's two levels. There has to be a designated space for the men. I know there's not a real estate in New York. So instead of being side by side to the women's section, it must be upstairs. What if there's a leak? That's not for me to know. That's for. That's for the plumber. I'm not an architect. What do I look like? They have some kind of waterproof drywall built of cement. That makes a lot of sense on a multiple story floor. As to not leak from the cold plunge, we must be separate. Do not let your fear center engage. Know the weed, know the indica. Is still not helping, I am afraid. She gives me the wristband. She teaches me how to work it. I immediately forget, for I am still scared. I walk into the locker room. No, there's not men, but there is way too many women. This locker room is huge. Lots of women walking around, coming from all sorts of career fields. I can tell by their gait. I can tell by the way they walk. I can tell from one arthritic knuckle, from typing away all day. Oh, fuck. One more email. One more email. As per my last fucking email. Don't get me. No. Oh, do not bump me. Don't bump it. I don't want to talk to you. Their fingers are arthritic. Ah, there's one in healthcare. She's moving extra fast and the last thing she shall take off to get naked before the spa is her dance go. Because she understands what the support of a sciatica might mean to her in her future. Luckily I brought a bathing suit. Nobody is naked. This is all very concerning to me. I'm starting to panic. I'm starting to panic. Do not give up. You've paid $85 times too. Because you thought Robbie was going to be able to go with you. No. You have no moral support. She had. She has a prior engagement. It's okay. Fight through what is on the other side. The hit of a dopamine akin to a cocaine that I've said before that the cold plunge gives you. You're almost there. It's all gonna be okay once you get inside. Boy. Boy, have I never been so wrong. I stepped foot barefoot. I didn't bring a flip flop. Oh, great. Here comes the planner wart. Men everywhere, everywhere looking at me. Ugh. Oh, here's that distant feeling of what it's like to be sexualized. I thought. I thought that was in the past. Now I'm acutely aware of the word. Of the word that is perceived. Here we go. I feel a retina graze my areola. Don't cower. You've lived your whole life cowering because you're 58 and everybody else is shorter than you. Yes, including the man. You must hunt your shoulders and get down to their level. Thanks for nothing. Forward rolling shoulders. That's why I need to go to the gym. I have to engage my scapulas to pull the shoulders back. To lead with confidence that I've never had. But they might take it a different way. The men. The men in their speedo and happy trail and furry chest looking at you. They might take it Differently. They might remember the Quaalude they bought from Hugh Hefner's estate sale, which they have been saving just for you. Just for this moment. Oh, they're gonna sneak it into the bathtub where you soak and it will permeate your pores on the epidermis. There you go. This is what they've been waiting for. No, this is a co ed space. Not only do I have senecol on the horizon, there's nowhere to go. They're packed like sardines. They're packed like sardines. The men and the woman. The bath house. Flatiron is for where people to go is where people to go for procreation. This is where they go to make a fetus. The pool is milky with the substance that I shall not be named. No, it's not milky. Come on. But it could be. It could be for how close these men and women are to each other. There's a funny substance on the floor. Oh, no. If it's not a plan or wart, it is something of a substance that could impregnate me from the sole of my foot. It could crawl up my main artery and lie in my uterus. I'm afraid I have to immediately leave. Thank you so much for your nice service. But. But I thought there was going to be a woman screaming in every steam room, sauna and pool because it's time for your body scrub. Scrub me Like a dinner plate. Where there is no sexualization infiltrating the space. No, her whole purpose is to make you think that your skin could be scrubbed or raw, but it shant and will leave you with. With nothing more. With nothing less than a buttery surface for your lesbian wife at home to appreciate. This is a co ed space because there's only one type of man who will not sexualize you. And no, I'm not talking about your father. He is a pervert, as you know. He looks at my breasts whenever I come close and plays with my hair during conversation. Please, please, get that booty digger away from my freshly cut moisturized locks. I got a deep conditioning. Deep con. Deep conditioning treatment. It is the Portuguese man. Yes, they do exist, the Portuguese and the man who does not sexualize you. They don't care if you're wearing. They don't care if you're walking around in a see through dress in the name of fashion. They won't even look twice. No, no. They're busy smoking a cig and gossiping about the earthquake that they cannot get over. That Happened a thousand years ago. But the city is still rebuilding. They have priorities. So what? So you might think of me as a conspiracy theorist of sorts. And it is a slippery slope, the conspiracy of it all. And not a not kind of not. Not. Now you're wearing socks around the house and you got. You got a fresh piece of floor that's just been cleaned. Could never be me. So you slip. Oh, I can get myself back up again. No, no, this is a severe slip. This is of the tailbone kind. You're sore for days, you have to sit on a donut in public. No, this is the sort. Think. Think dishwasher soap on the slip and slide. Think extra KY on one finger, in and out and in and out and in and out. No friction. They're disgusting. This is kind. This is the kind of slope that is slippery. That will lead you to a conspir. I am susceptible. There has to be a different meaning. It is not what it seems. So. So I am afraid to say. So I am afraid to say I started to go down. What do you mean? What do you mean? I should be buying stock in a pharmaceutical company because of a vaccine? How do the two go? Hand in hand. Oh yeah, because of the business capitalization our country is. Oh yeah. What do you mean? I still have to get a booster every six months. Oh, that is for the immunocompromised boy. I was a healthcare worker, so you bet your ass I was getting my vaccines because I had to. I couldn't not have a job. I was living paycheck to paycheck. So I got my flu A and my flu B, which is all in one. And I don't even know if it. It's like, hello. It's like, hello? There's research that can predict what kind of flu is going to be the most traumatic in the season. Okay, But I'm not around sick people all the time. I got the flu, I got the flu B, I'm still dealing with my bronchitis, re, nausea, post vitamin D, C and Z. Okay, so. So what does this all mean? I go to a fairly important dinner with people surrounded by people who I should care about what they think of me for. They are in charge of my career somewhat. I sit down, the lights are dim. Well. Well, I think I might be somewhat of an anti vaxxer. The lights flip on. There's a spotlight on my head. The table in the restaurant falls silent. They don't know what to say. Oh no, we shouldn't have taken her on. What kind of Road is she going down? There's nothing left. There's nothing left to do but to shove my mouth full of monkey bread because I cannot think of a sentence to muster to this woman. I circle back. I can read the room. I circle back minutes later and my mind can be changed at any second. I'm just trying something new. No, you should not try this one. Okay, you're right. Because then, because then I was like, ah, I thought the anti. The real anti vaccine began and ended with Jenny McCarthy's book. Didn't she have to put out an apology? So what? She has some iconic photos from the 90s. She has a cute little head with a somewhat questionable little brain. Ah, that's what. Ah, that's what they thought I meant by this. So then, so then I learn there's a measles outbreak in the Texas Mennonite community. The first one in two decades. Ah, also, it didn't begin and end with Jenny McCarthy. I thought this was all of the proof that we needed because this is science backed and we've been doing it for years. So what is going on now? RFK. Because then we heard things like, oh, yes, maybe 88 people and 50,000 died from the COVID vaccine. Oh, okay, well. Well, it's not. Nobody and two offspring have passed away from this outbreak in measles due to not getting their children vaccine. Well, I don't. I don't know if the numbers are there, if I'm being honest, but wait, it's not about that. It's the spread. It's highly contagious. And maybe this is the one thing that the good Lord has done for us, is give RFK this dysphony of sorts and where his larynx fights for its life. Every time he wants to say one word, maybe it's because his voice should be silenced. Okay, so I think there's only one thing left to do. I think there's only one solution to the problem. 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Don't even get me started on the vitamin K. On the vitamin K. For it is not even a vaccine. It's simply there to help you. It's simply there to help your coagulation factors. And what about that antibiotic on your eye? We can't have infected eyes. You still. We're still learning to see. And until then, you must rely on magneto reception, the scent of your nose to nose. Dive into the into that is into what is that of the nipple so you can feed and get your strength back. To opt in and to opt out of cookies one day. Me changing my cookies, going into every option, unclicking every box. No, you're not going to get me. No, I do not want my information sold. I will go the extra 10 clips to ensure that will not happen. Maybe on something of a principle you could say, and then what's next? And then what's next? They want our period. The children from measles aren't enough. Well, leave my pussy alone. Now we're left with rubella. No period privacy. And what's next? Maybe a lobotomy. And we'll get to that, don't you worry. I can't even. I can't even use an app to track My period so I know what I can prepare for re mental illness. So now. So now I have to go into the. Into the notes app. Write down the last day of my first period. Already cannot conceptualize why is there so many words and something that I have to do. Count 14 days or two weeks. That is when the jellyfish shall land in the panties. The old Victoria's secrets with the holes in them right near your asshole. I know what you're doing. It's okay. You're not a lady, you're a woman. Two weeks after that is when I shall expect my uterine to line. Oh, they don't even. They don't even want that in your notes app. You can't have it on your phone. You have to put pen to paper also. All because the government wants to know when you shall lay your egg. The government wants to know when you're feeling your most confident. The government wants to know when your skin glows. The government wants to know when you're singing the best you ever could. Yes, there has been multiple reports of that on Reddit. That ovulation makes you sing better. Why do you want to know? So they can use it against you in the court of law when you need that AI assisted abortion from for many reasons. One, you don't like kids. Two, you stepped on the floor of the Flatiron bathhouse. Three, you mistook your boyfriend for his brother. They want to use it all against you. They want to use it against you so they can plan for your inevitable, inevitable lobotomy. It should happen at the same time your middle schmurtz and scrambling of your brain. Lest we not forget the sister therein who have came before us, who had the. The best response to the lobotomy. Because this. Because always medical interventions pick and choose which genders they are the most efficient. Yes, of course. This is science. Yes, they need lobotomy. They don't like the life they live. They don't. They don't like the oppression that comes with their husband. The demands that are placed on you. I have to discipline the kids and I have to put in the casserole at a perfect 350 degrees Fahrenheit as to not burn. I have to lift my silk pajama dress once a week so you can grunt in there for five seconds, all while having a full head of rollers to prepare for the next day. This is means for a lobotomy. Call the lobotomy mobile, which was a real thing. Call the taxi with the ice pick, because they did not Go up the nose. But I'm learning something new. What? I thought I had a minor lobotomy when I was scraping my brains with the zinc Q tip rebronchita. No, it goes in intraorbital, through the eye, never mind the temporal lobe. To get back to the thalamus and mix it and mix it like your favorite daiquiri that you drink poolside every summer. So you lose your motor control, so you lose your decision making processes. So you end up like the baby who can't make its own decision on vaccines. This is what. What happened to the women we mustn't forget. Ever heard of Rosemary Kennedy? Huh? Huh? Not to be confused for my mother, Rosemary, who could have used a medical intervention to get to love me a little bit more. But no, no. Nobody deserves the lobotomy. Rosemary Kennedy, as you can infer in your tiny little brain that I don't even know if it's firing on all cylinders right now, as you can infer, was a member of the cursed Kennedy family. As a conspiracy lover and theorist. I haven't even gone down that road because I could care less about a straight white man. But my interest is piqued. My ears are perked. You've reached the right demo to learn about RoseMary Kennedy. A 23 year old. A 23 year old who didn't even live long enough to get her first DUI. A 23 year old who didn't even live long enough to sit in the Walgreens and wait for her. Plan B. A 23 year old who hasn't done a lot of things. So she was a little different. I hear she was funny. Well, take me to the butcher. Chop it right up. You know what I mean? Dare I say myself, grounds for lobotomy. Oh, and she was beautiful and some kind of a Joseph Kennedy took her right to the lobotomy clinic with the most famous lobotomizer without telling any of the family, not her mother and not the siblings. And she was left there, apparently in a posh chic mental institution like that's supposed to make it any better. At least she had a garden. I guess reverted her back to the age of an 18 month or maybe a 24. Maybe a 24 month or you know, that you remember that. And then I've heard, I've heard they've lobotomized for. For less than for singing on your porch. Oh no, Ariana Grande, they're coming for you next. You're not even allowed. So heaven forbid a woman is born with a pleasure center and she wants to sing on her porch. Oh no. Here comes the mobile. You're gonna get it. We mustn't forget. Lest we forget. I don't exactly know what the lust means, but it sounds right right now. And I shall go on to say. Oh, I got a tickle in my nose. Tickled so funny. More grounds of. Of a lobotomy. Crying in public. I had an incident recently. Coming off. Coming off. The crazed arranged experience in the co ed space. I could not catch a break. I'm desperate. I went to the coffee shop. I had to work some more because I have to put this out once a week. Yes, yes. And I'll go to the ends of the earth for you. You better believe it. You better believe it. Only if you like. And subscribe. Whatever. So I go to the coffee shop. Robbie wasn't awake yet. It had couches. I'm here. A 20. Carrot juice. You got it. I'm gonna spend my money here. A great Americano. I got a great place on the couch. I asked the neighbor to watch my things. Don't be a pervert. Don't go through my notes app. You don't want to know what's in there. It's. It's not good things about you. I'm gonna warn you. The barista was something of something of the not warmest kind of barista you could ever meet. I knew there was something up. She was. She did not want to entertain me. There was no spy smile to be had. And that's okay because she treated everyone the same. I like to be treated the same. It's nothing personal, but I knew. I knew I needed WI fi. I knew I needed to ask for the WI FI password. I walk up to the oval shape. Protruding protrusion. Oval shape. Barista desk. Cat and mouse. Cat and mouse. The WI fi password is the cheese. I am the mouse. She is the cat. She's chasing me. I'm trying to get to the other 2/3 of the barista who might give me the WI FI password. Because I can only assume this is the place where they don't want to give it to me. I reach the counter. Oh, oh, excuse me. She butts in. WI fi is not here. We don't have any WI fi here. Looked me dead in the face. Well, I already have it pulled up. What do you mean you don't have any WI fi here? We don't have any WI fi here. Okay, okay. Well, maybe. Well, maybe being a victim is going to. Is going to make more ground than being a Karen I start to cry. I'm not going to put my pixie. I'm not going to put my pixie cut on and pink lipstick and asked to speak to your manager, even though I really want to know. No, I'm too sensitive for that. I never earned the audacity. No, I shall be something of a sobbing, crying, wailing Emily, the reinvented younger version with a subtle brown eyeliner perfectly in the shape of a tear on her face and an overlined lip with a Mac stone. Because are we leaving the house without an overlined lip? Someone in the TikTok comments was like, I cannot stop staring at her lip. What's wrong with it? Oh, I think it's overlined. Yeah. Where have you been? It's the best trend that's come out of the last couple years, and I hope it never leaves. Who doesn't like a big lip around here? No friend of mine. So I sit back down, I start to cry, only to be met with a gracious fan. Big shout out to Maria. Oh, I just want to tell you, you were my favorite on Traders. I look up slowly with eyes welled. Not one Sydney Sweeney, dear, but a hysteric in hysterics. Oh, I scare her. No, it's not you. How am I gonna get out of this one? How am I gonna get it? No, it's not you. Please, I love to be recognized. That you did absolutely nothing to me. They didn't have the WI fi password. Somebody else looks over who I could only assume was a. Just want to say, she says, I just want to say I commend you for crying in public. I have a whole album about it. Okay. Well. Okay. Well, I guess it makes me feel a little better when the barista looked at me in the face and I thought, gas lighter. He's no Rocky Mountain fighter. He lasts 2.7 seconds in the bed. Well, what about you? And I think that's it for today. Thank you for coming back time and time again, and I'll see you next week on another episode of Long Winter. Please note that this episode may contain paid endorsements and advertisements for products and services. Individuals on the show may have a direct or indirect financial interest in products or services referred to in this episode.
Podcast Summary: "Long Winded with Gabby Windey"
Episode: "Ky Jelly and Conspiracies"
Release Date: April 3, 2025
In this captivating episode of "Long Winded with Gabby Windey", host Gabby Windey delves deep into a myriad of topics that resonate with today’s audience. Through her unique lens as a former ICU nurse, NFL cheerleader, and reality TV star, Gabby navigates conversations surrounding mental health, personal experiences in co-ed spaces, and intricate conspiracy theories, all infused with her trademark humor and relatability.
Gabby opens the conversation by discussing her ongoing battle with mental health issues, highlighting her reliance on prescription antidepressants like Venlafaxine and Gabapentin. She candidly shares her struggles with finding effective medication and the challenges of tapering off Gabapentin.
"How is this going to cure my mental health? I'm still looking for a cure." ([05:15])
She emphasizes the importance of therapy, mentioning her regular sessions with her therapist, Carol, and the tough decisions between prioritizing mental health and basic necessities like groceries.
"I know times in the past I've had to pick therapy over literal groceries. It's like, okay, well I can't afford it this week, so I guess I'll be somewhat satiated but still mentally ill." ([07:42])
Gabby also touches upon the effectiveness of cannabis as a temporary solace, albeit humorously lamenting the side effects it brings.
"At this point, it's the only thing to bring me any kind of peace." ([09:30])
A significant portion of the episode focuses on Gabby's discomfort and experiences within co-ed environments, particularly gyms and spas. She articulates her preference for women-only spaces, expressing frustration with the male presence and the ensuing feelings of objectification.
At the Gym:
Gabby describes her aversion to co-ed gyms, emphasizing the unwanted attention from men while she exercises. She vividly paints a picture of her discomfort:
"I didn't know we had a perspiration gland in the oblique. But their shirt may say otherwise. They're breathing heavy." ([14:22])
She advocates for gender-specific areas within gyms to ensure comfort and safety for all members.
At the Spa:
Her spa experience takes a dramatic turn as she recounts an unsettling encounter with men infiltrating what was meant to be a serene, women-only space.
"Here comes that distant feeling of what it's like to be sexualized. I thought that was in the past." ([18:45])
Gabby's narrative illustrates the pervasive issue of sexualization in public spaces, highlighting the ongoing struggle for personal boundaries and respect.
Transitioning from personal experiences, Gabby delves into the realm of conspiracy theories, focusing on vaccines and the dark history of lobotomies. She scrutinizes the skepticism surrounding vaccinations, referencing public figures and historical events to underscore her points.
"I think there's only one solution to the problem. And the children need to speak for themselves." ([25:10])
Gabby recounts the tragic story of Rosemary Kennedy, using it as a cautionary tale against misguided medical interventions.
"Rosemary Kennedy was a member of the cursed Kennedy family...she was left there, apparently in a posh chic mental institution..." ([27:33])
She connects these historical practices to contemporary fears about medical authority and governmental control, questioning the intentions behind public health measures.
"They want to use it against you so they can plan for your inevitable, inevitable lobotomy." ([29:50])
In a deeply personal segment, Gabby recounts an emotionally charged experience at a local coffee shop. Seeking Wi-Fi, she faces repeated denials from a disinterested barista, leading to a public breakdown.
"I start to cry, only to be met with a gracious fan." ([32:10])
This segment highlights the intersection of public persona and personal vulnerability, showcasing Gabby's authentic struggles amidst everyday challenges.
As the episode winds down, Gabby reflects on the myriad of topics discussed, tying together her personal experiences with broader societal issues. She underscores the importance of mental health advocacy, respectful public spaces, and critical examination of authoritative narratives.
Mental Health Struggles:
"How is this going to cure my mental health? I'm still looking for a cure." ([05:15])
Therapy vs. Necessities:
"I know times in the past I've had to pick therapy over literal groceries." ([07:42])
Objectification in Gyms:
"I didn't know we had a perspiration gland in the oblique." ([14:22])
Sexualization in Spas:
"Here comes that distant feeling of what it's like to be sexualized." ([18:45])
Vaccination Conspiracies:
"They want to use it against you so they can plan for your inevitable, inevitable lobotomy." ([29:50])
Public Breakdown:
"I start to cry, only to be met with a gracious fan." ([32:10])
In "Ky Jelly and Conspiracies," Gabby Windey masterfully intertwines personal narratives with critical societal observations. Her candid discussions on mental health, discomfort in co-ed public spaces, and skepticism towards medical authority provide listeners with a thought-provoking and engaging experience. Balancing humor with vulnerability, Gabby invites her audience to reflect on their own perceptions and the complexities of navigating today's world.
Disclaimer: This summary is based on the transcript provided and aims to encapsulate the key themes and discussions from the episode. For a comprehensive understanding, listening to the full episode is recommended.