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Red Scare
Raece War *TEASER*
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The ladies review Addison Rae's new album and recap the return of the LA Riots, Zohran Mamdani's primary surge, and Greta Thunberg's Gaza stunt.
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A
You know, that's another thing I like about her is that she, like, made it out of the hood.
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B
Yeah.
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A
She's not. She doesn't feel, like astroturfed. Like, Dasha Anna Novotny.
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B
Yeah. Who's.
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A
They're not. She's not gonna happen. Okay.
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B
Yeah.
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A
Stop trying to make Dasha Anna Novotny happen.
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B
I was watching that clip of, like, the Dasha song that's called oh, Anna, and somebody was like, wow, Dasha, you got this. You have such a hauntingly beautiful voice. And, like, really, it's okay. There's like, a Nashville bar singer.
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A
I have, like, a. Yeah. Conspiratorial impulse that they're about.
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B
They're trying to undermine you. Well, they're counters both of us by promoting this pop star who magically happens to have both of our names.
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A
Somehow they want to make it so when you, like, look up Dasha Anna, it tells you about some country song no one's listening to there. I'm like, there's something. I don't trust it. Why? Why is there a country singer named Dasha?
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B
Yeah. Why is there, like, a Slavoid? Why are they second gen immigrant country sing? Oh.
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A
But in this clip, Addison Rae talks about how choice and taste are luxuries, which I thought was, like, kind of astute and interesting.
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B
How, like, what did she mean by that?
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A
That she had to kind of just, you know, she would dance for, like, $20. Oh, yeah. And she didn't have a lot of say and, like, belly dancer of her content. I mean, she basically is.
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B
No, I get that. I. I really relate to that. I was thinking that, like, getting older is basically, like, doing, like, nullification surgery on your personality. Like, you're like, wait a second. Like, I actually don't care about my tastes and preferences. Like, I don't care about, like, bragging about how much I love the Beach Boys or whatever. It doesn't matter. People are like, so, what are you into? What are you reading? Like, what kind of art do you like? I'm just like, nothing. Whatever.
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A
I'm like, halfway through Brothers Karamazov.
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B
That's your Anna Karenina. It's like the epic Russian novel that you keep going back to over and over.
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A
I mean, I was talking at the wedding. My friend Janine said she read it every year, and that's crazy. One of my. She, like, I think she did her thesis on it. She loves it. But I. It was my Lenten. I was like, I'm gonna read this during Lent.
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B
Yeah.
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A
To do spiritual reflection, you know? But Lent's come and gone.
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B
Yeah.
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A
Still haven't finished that book. I'm going to.
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B
Yeah.
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A
Because I know it's going to be, you know, it's gonna really wrap. It's all gonna wrap up.
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B
Yeah.
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A
It's gonna be beautiful. I do love reading it, but I just can't. It takes that, like, I'm like, oh, it's so heavy, too. It's not like I can take it around. I, like, have to read it up in the home.
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B
Yeah, no, I have that feeling a lot because, you know, I've been traveling a lot. And when you're, like, hopping on the business class flight, you're like, what. What book will I bring? And of course you want to bring something that you want to read, like Anna Karenina or Brother Scaramazov or Camp of the Saints. But they're like, these are really big, heavy books. And, like, I end up just, like, taking some pamphlet. It's like a piece of shit. It just, like, sits at the bottom of the bag.
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A
I. The last time I made significant headway was on a flight.
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B
Yeah, but you're, like, carting that thing around with you.
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A
I brought it on my honeymoon.
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B
Blasi carts around her huge tits.
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A
Incredible.