#69 - Most Unhinged People On The Internet

Summary

Smosh Mouth Podcast Summary

Episode: #69 - *Most Unhinged People On The Internet
Release Date: November 4, 2024
Hosts: Shayne Topp (Shane), Amanda Lehan-Canto (Amanda), and guest Courtney Miller
Description: Join Shayne, Amanda, and Courtney as they delve into the wildest personalities on the internet, dissect trending content, and share their quirky ideas.

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1. Encouraging Voter Participation (00:55 - 02:34)

The episode kicks off with a heartfelt plea from Amanda and Shane urging listeners to vote in the upcoming elections. They emphasize the importance of local voting and the significant impact individuals can have on their communities.

• Amanda (00:59): "Don't forget to vote. That's what I want to see."
• Shane (02:15): "It's November 4th. Kind of a big deal right now."

2. The Uniqueness of Internet Personalities (02:44 - 04:23)

Shane and Amanda discuss how the internet has fragmented entertainment, leading to highly personalized content streams. They compare past unified media consumption to the current individualized feeds on platforms like TikTok and Instagram.

• Shane (03:14): "We all have different people. It's almost like your own fingerprint."
• Amanda (03:30): "What's crazy about this new age is that you should just turn on the TV and everyone was watching the same show."

3. Bodybuilding and Online Conflict (04:23 - 10:34)

The conversation shifts to the bodybuilding community on TikTok, focusing on Jeff Nippard—a respected, science-based bodybuilder—and a disturbing incident involving another bodybuilder's aggressive behavior.

• Shane (05:26): "Jeff is a natural bodybuilder. He follows science-based stuff."
• Shane (07:03): "This guy literally assaulted him. It's roid rage."

The hosts express concern over steroid use and its impact on behavior, highlighting specific instances of aggression fueled by performance-enhancing substances.

4. Reality TV and Perceived Villains (10:34 - 18:05)

Shane and Courtney critique reality TV shows, particularly Love Is Blind. They argue that producers create and amplify villainous personas through selective editing, making it difficult to discern the true nature of participants.

• Shane (12:02): "They're just another guy. There's like a million Tommy Wiseaus on TikTok every day."
• Courtney (16:21): "Everything—all flaws get put on like a huge jumbotron of your stuff."

The discussion includes specific cast members from Love Is Blind, criticizing their authenticity and the show's overall quality.

5. The Impact of Editing on Perception (18:05 - 29:53)

The trio delves deeper into how editing shapes viewers' perceptions of reality TV participants. They illustrate how individuals may be portrayed as villains or heroes regardless of their true personalities, leading to skewed public opinions.

• Amanda (19:04): "The tension is palpable."
• Shane (19:51): "Editing can do so much. It's something I try to keep in mind."

They also touch on personal biases and the importance of recognizing the artificial constructs within edited content.

6. Viral TikTok Characters and Trends (29:53 - 45:18)

Shane, Amanda, and Courtney explore various viral TikTok personalities, including:

• Maxwell the Cat: A seemingly aggressive cat known for chasing other cats, portrayed humorously as "the Thanos of cats."

  • Shane (44:07): "Maxwell is devious. He'll do anything to beat up a cat."

• Santa Corky: A playful Santa character with a significant TikTok following, beloved for his festive antics.

  • Amanda (46:25): "He's from North Pol. Love that cutie pie."

The hosts enjoy discussing these quirky characters, highlighting their unique contributions to internet culture.

7. The Allure of Niche Influencers (45:18 - 55:20)

The conversation shifts to niche influencers and their dedicated fan bases. They praise the craftsmanship and dedication of creators like Sabrina Carpenter in her music videos, exemplifying star quality and meticulous production.

• Courtney (35:00): "She has exactly the idea of what she's trying to convey."
• Shane (35:30): "She's so disciplined. It's insane."

They also discuss personal impressions and interactions with specific TikTokers, emphasizing the blend of authenticity and curated personas.

8. Celebrating Unique Content Creators (55:20 - 63:32)

In the latter part of the episode, the hosts celebrate unique content creators like Anuk, a mysterious TikToker known for his enchanting Christmas performances. They marvel at his dedication and the magical aura he brings to his content.

• Shane (51:34): "Anuk is the embodiment of Christmas for me now."
• Amanda (52:25): "He's gorgeous. He's an angel."

They also touch on other eccentric creators, such as Santa-themed performers and Renaissance Fair enthusiasts, highlighting the diversity and creativity within online communities.

9. Fun with Renaissance Faire Plans (63:01 - 63:35)

The episode concludes with light-hearted banter about attending Renaissance Faires, dressing up in themed costumes, and embracing the whimsical atmosphere they offer.

• Courtney (60:17): "We’re gonna dress you up... a fairy."
• Shane (61:55): "The Ren Faire is truly the weirdest thing you'll ever go to."

Conclusion

Shane, Amanda, and Courtney laugh and share their favorite internet moments, reaffirming the chaotic yet entertaining nature of online personalities. They wrap up with a friendly reminder to vote and engage responsibly with the digital world.

• Shane (63:32): "Love."

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Notable Quotes:

• Shane (03:14): "We all have different people. It's almost like your own fingerprint."
• Amanda (19:04): "The tension is palpable."
• Courtney (35:00): "She has exactly the idea of what she's trying to convey."
• Shane (51:34): "Anuk is the embodiment of Christmas for me now."

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Key Takeaways:

• Fragmented Media Consumption: The internet allows for highly personalized entertainment experiences, contrasting sharply with the unified media consumption of the past.

• Influence of Editing: Reality TV’s selective editing significantly shapes public perception, often misrepresenting participants' true personalities.

• Variety of Online Personalities: From aggressive pets to festive Santas, the internet houses a wide array of unique and entertaining characters.

• Niche Influencers' Dedication: Successful online creators exhibit remarkable dedication and craftsmanship, setting high standards in their respective niches.

• Community and Engagement: Despite the chaos, online communities foster connections and shared enjoyment of diverse content.

This episode of Smosh Mouth offers a comprehensive and engaging exploration of some of the most unhinged and fascinating personalities on the internet, blending humor with insightful critiques of digital culture.

Transcript

[Amanda]

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[Courtney Miller]

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[Shane]

Terms and conditions apply.

[Amanda]

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[Courtney Miller]

To be.

[Shane]

Hello. Welcome to Smoshmouth. I'm Shane.

[Amanda]

Hello, I'm Amanda. And we have a very special guest with us, Courtney Miller.

[Courtney Miller]

Hello, I'm Courtney Miller. I did not die.

[Shane]

What?

[Amanda]

What?

[Courtney Miller]

Some people said, one of the last things they said that I died because remember when I did that, your face was so.

[Amanda]

Your wife died, guys. That would be awful if you just came to work the next day.

[Shane]

Bummer.

[Amanda]

You were like, my wife died Anyways, Gotta get.

[Shane]

If I showed up to work. If I showed up to work and I was like, yeah, my wife died. Then he killed me, then. No. You and Angela would be like, we're on the case. We'd be like, shane did it.

[Amanda]

Can we come over to your house and just take a quick sweep?

[Courtney Miller]

No. Okay. So someone tweeted saying, like, wow, rest in peace, Courtney. She's probably dead by now because of when I did the Try not to laugh. And I had the. When I was going to die in a few moments.

[Shane]

Okay.

[Courtney Miller]

Yeah. So I'm not dead.

[Shane]

I had the bit.

[Amanda]

Okay. I know.

[Courtney Miller]

I've been on the side.

[Amanda]

She's not dead.

[Shane]

Courtney's not dead. She's referencing a bit because we need.

[Amanda]

You for this episode.

[Shane]

Yeah. It would be really a bummer if we found out that you're dead.

[Amanda]

Yeah.

[Shane]

For you, I'd be pretty bummed.

[Amanda]

I mean, yeah, no, but I mean.

[Shane]

For both of us, it'd be pretty bad, but, yeah.

[Courtney Miller]

Who would be more bummed if I died?

[Shane]

What are you talking about?

[Amanda]

Most likely me.

[Shane]

Amanda.

[Amanda]

You'Re not a good person. Guys, don't forget to vote. That's what I want to see.

[Shane]

Yeah. It's November 4th. Kind of a big deal right now.

[Courtney Miller]

Yeah. Depending on the state you're in, then you can register and vote in the same day.

[Shane]

Yeah.

[Courtney Miller]

Check it out. Look it up if you can, if.

[Amanda]

It'S not too late.

[Shane]

Yeah, do that. And vote on local things. We'll never talk about that stuff. But your local stuff. Important. I mean, vote on everything, you know.

[Courtney Miller]

But you have so much more impact in your local government.

[Shane]

Yeah, yeah.

[Amanda]

All right. Anyways, open the episode with your wife dying, guys. Go vote.

[Shane]

Anyways, today we're talking about. We did this a few episodes ago or like a few months ago.

[Amanda]

I'm so excited. That's me playing the piano and excited.

[Shane]

We occasionally love to check in on the characters that are popping up on each other's feeds on TikTok, on YouTube, the television. Just people that keep showing up. Because I feel like our entertainment spheres are so different nowadays. Like person to person. It's almost like your own fingerprint.

[Amanda]

Yes.

[Shane]

That we all have different people. We had Tommy here last time and Tommy was talking about people that I had never heard of in my life.

[Amanda]

But the thing is, I heard of a couple of those because he sends them to me.

[Shane]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

He sends them to me and I'm like, oh, my God. And then we both get addicted.

[Shane]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

What's crazy about this, like, new age is that you should just turn on the TV and everyone was watching the same show. And now your TikTok and Instagram, you have your own, I don't know, rot worker roster.

[Shane]

You're right. Back in the 60s, it was like, did you see Johnny Carson? Like, I saw Johnny Carson too.

[Amanda]

And that's.

[Shane]

That's all anyone talked about was Johnny Carson. But now it's like, did you see the guy who climbs trees naked? And it's like, oh, no, I haven't seen that guy.

[Amanda]

Where is that?

[Shane]

I made that guy up. But I bet you he's a real guy.

[Courtney Miller]

I'm sure he exists.

[Shane]

If you on your feeds anywhere, get a guy who's naked and climbs trees. Let me.

[Amanda]

Wait. There is a guy who's like that. I don't think he's naked. I think he covers up a little bit. But he calls him like modern day Tarzan or something is a specific name. This was a bit ago. And he would, like teach you all these Tarzan moves. And he was climbing trees. I don't think I have a weird algorithm.

[Shane]

Okay. No, but that's crazy that you had that.

[Courtney Miller]

That's Awesome. I also think the Internet is so big now that it just kind of becomes inside jokes for people.

[Shane]

Totally.

[Courtney Miller]

It's not so much like a big meme that everyone knows about all the time. It's like, oh no, this is this thing that we watch and that we know.

[Shane]

It's so weird how you'll be on a section of something and something big will happen in that section and that's, that's. But like nobody else knows about it. Like right now it's not as bad. But you know, I end up sometimes bodybuilding TikTok. You know, I end up in the room. So there's. I know, that's all you want. There's a guy, there's a guy who I. Literally all my workouts are his programs. His name is Jeff Nippard.

[Amanda]

He's nippered.

[Courtney Miller]

Uh huh. I know, it's weird.

[Amanda]

Nippered, okay.

[Shane]

He's a great guy. He's really awesome. I love his workouts. I've been following his workouts for years. Anyways, he got assaulted by another bodybuilder.

[Amanda]

What?

[Shane]

Yeah, fully got assaulted by another guy.

[Courtney Miller]

He didn't mention that in my email subscription.

[Amanda]

Oh, so you follow him too?

[Courtney Miller]

Well, he got me, he got me on it.

[Amanda]

You're both on Nipper.

[Courtney Miller]

I'm not on Nipper right now.

[Amanda]

Well, I gotta get on Nipper.

[Shane]

But that's my. He's great. He's great. But this other bodybuilder literally assaulted him. So what do you mean? Like they were both at the same gym? Because they often work out at these big similar gyms and he like. I don't know, there's just video of this other bodybuilder walking up and just literally like punching him in the neck.

[Courtney Miller]

Wait, not a sucker punch to the neck?

[Shane]

No, the whole bodybuilding TikTok is like, how dare you do this? Jeff is like the nicest guy. Wait, so Jeff made a video? Because first, this guy, I didn't know.

[Courtney Miller]

He would be doing beef.

[Shane]

First. First. No, Jeff doesn't do beefs. This other guy's on steroids and has steroid protecting.

[Amanda]

Jeff a little too much. How do you know?

[Shane]

I'm just saying, I'm just saying, Jeff. So I don't say Jeff nippered over and over again. Okay, but anyways, this one guy was like. Cause Jeff Nippert is a natural bodybuilder. He follows science based stuff, right? And there's like a divide. Cause there's people who are like, oh, there's the science behind this. And then there's dudes who are like, no, the key is just to go in and lift as hard as you can. And that's all it's about. You can. Whatever. But anyways, so this one dude, this shitty guy makes a video kind of insulting, like Jeff Nipperton and all the science based guys just like, how come you guys are so insignificant and suck and whatever. And so Jeff kind of responded, making a video, like, kind of critiquing it. And then they happened to be at the same gym one time, and this guy literally, like, kind of comes by, bumps him, and like, says some shit. And I think he just. Jeff Nippard responded being like, hey, like, what's the deal? What's. What's. What's your problem, man? And he comes back and just literally punches.

[Courtney Miller]

Oh, my God.

[Shane]

And then he punches him and he punches him. I think he punched. One of them's on video of him punching him or like neck punching him. That's on video.

[Courtney Miller]

This hand. And say.

[Shane]

Because this is what he did. That's what he did. He like, he. Mr. Kraft, if you're on. If you're on this side of TikTok, you've seen it. But anyways, he does that. He did. Apparently did it again. And then he also shoved his cameraman. No, this is roid rage to a. Whoa.

[Courtney Miller]

Yeah, clearly, that's.

[Shane]

I've seen it myself.

[Courtney Miller]

This man sniffed that. That salts vitamin thing and ran over and.

[Shane]

Well, it's. Or he just also is pumped of steroids. I've seen it myself at gyms where. This was forever ago, but I saw a guy literally come up to another guy and was like, hey, can you, like, take your weights off of that thing? And the other guy just responded being like, I'll fucking kill you. Like, and I remember just watching it being like, that's what steroids can do to your brain. Whoa. Yeah, that's.

[Amanda]

Meanwhile, my TikTok is like, fricking Acotar AI. Like, this is what Feyre looks like on Chapter one.

[Shane]

This is one corner of TikTok I'm on. I'm also on, like, weird other stuff.

[Amanda]

But Jeff, that is. He's okay.

[Shane]

He's okay. He's. And he's. As of right now, he's pressing charges.

[Courtney Miller]

Good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good. That's what you're supposed to do. The only fit I get on TikTok is this one guy who wears the thinnest leggings that are not meant for working out possible. And he does butt workouts and he like, waggles his butt in the beginning of every TikTok.

[Shane]

And that's the guy who assaulted Jeff Nipper.

[Courtney Miller]

No, no, he's kind of juicy with his butt coated. But like. And he's got the biggest peach. And he does butt workouts. And I watch and learn and I learn. I'm learning. I'm learning and researching that to me.

[Amanda]

Just because I want to learn. I want to learn.

[Shane]

I sometimes wonder why I look over and Courtney's looking at her phone and she's sweating profusely, just like this.

[Amanda]

That's a big peach.

[Courtney Miller]

Peach talk.

[Amanda]

Mine are all minor, literally. I don't know what it is. I think my TikTok thinks I'm like a 45 year old mom of four because mine are all like, hey, only have five minutes in between taking your kids to school. Let's try this pump workout. And it's always before and afters. And I'm always like, that's awesome. I'll do that. That sounds great. I don't. I don't really work out like you guys go to the gym. I do like classes. Yeah, I don't do that that often. But my favorite is I have bands at home.

[Shane]

Nice.

[Amanda]

My Instagram or TikTok is filled with like a lot of band workouts.

[Shane]

Cool.

[Amanda]

All of them are Australian. I don't know why they're like, all right, mate, let's. Let's get those bands going. Terrible accent, but, you know, so that's interesting. Mine are never like roided out bros. No.

[Shane]

It varies. It goes all over the place. But some are roided and some. Look, I'm not gonna. Some roided out guys on TikTok are cool. They're nice, they're chill.

[Amanda]

Sure.

[Shane]

But some are crazy. And this guy happened to be crazy.

[Courtney Miller]

Well, yeah, of course, the videos with crazy shit like that happening are the ones that go viral. Not like a normal, good, wholesome business person.

[Shane]

No, plenty of them are. Plenty of them are somehow very wholesome because I talked about him last time or I talked about him when we had Chris Collins here, but there's a very famous guy named Sam Sulek who's definitely on steroids, but he's a very chill dude. Chill. There's most. I'd say a lot of that sphere is very chill, but sometimes it's not.

[Courtney Miller]

How do you counteract steroid rage?

[Shane]

I don't know. I. Well, the problem is stuff like that book. And a problem is stuff like that is you don't know how your brain is going to react to it.

[Courtney Miller]

True. That's about it.

[Shane]

I would never do it because it's just like. Well, find out.

[Amanda]

Don't. Please don't do it.

[Shane]

No.

[Amanda]

I can't imagine not going to do it. Yeah, you don't need it.

[Shane]

No, you don't need it.

[Amanda]

You don't need it.

[Shane]

You're already insane looking.

[Amanda]

You're insane. How much is your. How much is your algorithm? Bodybuilding?

[Shane]

I would. I try to, like, scroll past it. I like it sometimes because it's like. Oh. Like workout tutorials and stuff. I would say it's like 15% right now.

[Amanda]

Whoa.

[Shane]

It's a good amount. But it's. It varies. It comes and goes.

[Amanda]

Okay.

[Shane]

Problem is, that happened and then it was, like, all over my feed because it was just. That was crazy. But. But this is. Yeah, this is still relevant. The reunion just happened. But a lot of Love is Blind reactions and analysis. And also cast members from Love Is blind now making TikToks. But. Yeah, but that's. There's a character that's. That's an initial character to talk about here is Hannah. Did you watch Love is Blind?

[Amanda]

So I. I'm like, seven episodes.

[Shane]

Okay, you're enough.

[Amanda]

I'm in Mexico right now.

[Courtney Miller]

Oh, you're in Mexico.

[Amanda]

I'm a little sad because they got rid of the couple that I was like, ooh, this is going to be.

[Courtney Miller]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

You got rid of Leo? Why?

[Shane]

Crazy guy.

[Amanda]

He was just.

[Shane]

Oh, my God.

[Amanda]

I love you. I love you so much. You're so beautiful. I love you so much.

[Shane]

She's. She's like, leaning back. He's like.

[Amanda]

She's like, I don't believe that you love me. And he's like, no, no, no. I love you. Do you want my jacket? Because you're cold. She's like, I'm not really cold.

[Shane]

You want to make out right now?

[Courtney Miller]

No, that was insane. The producers supposedly were like, yeah, we just don't see them staying engaged or getting married on the trip. But it's like, bro, someone posted a TikTok I saw this morning that was literally like, bro. Last season, you let someone who said they looked like Megan Fox go all the way through, and they did not look like Megan Fox. You embarrassed the hell out of them.

[Amanda]

That.

[Shane]

That was like, I think the producers are sick on that show and inconsistent. I do. I do. I do think they are evil.

[Amanda]

They're not sick enough. Let Leo. Let Leo not go to Miami. Let Leo go with. What's her name?

[Courtney Miller]

Mrs. Her last name is Crazy.

[Amanda]

Mrs.

[Courtney Miller]

I don't know why I called her, Mrs. Her, I think.

[Shane]

Like, that show, the way they edit it, the way they, like, perfectly like. I'm like, you're. I don't know. I don't know what to believe anymore. Cause there are. There are okay people on the show, but you kind of sometimes hate everyone.

[Amanda]

Oh, yeah.

[Courtney Miller]

You just. Yeah.

[Amanda]

I don't know.

[Shane]

This season is especially bad. There is hardly a good dude on there. The dudes this season, bad.

[Amanda]

Yeah, they seem. They seem kind of bad.

[Shane]

They're pretty rough good ones.

[Courtney Miller]

Like, they're calling him budget Captain America.

[Shane]

But, like. But, like, what? They're getting away a little bit of a spoiler. But, like, it's like, oh, but this guy's. Sure. He texted his ex yesterday. But, like, he's a good guy. It's like, the bar is so low.

[Amanda]

That's. That's what Love Is Blind is, though.

[Shane]

Oh, is the bar.

[Amanda]

So they're like, I can't believe he'd say that. And all he is is like, I love hearing your voice. And they're like, I literally. I couldn't sleep last night. He's like, yeah, I love hearing your voice. It's like all he has to do is repeat the same thing. Yeah, this one. This one didn't. This season of Love Is Blind didn't grab me as much. I felt. I felt like I was, like, drowning a little bit. I was like, oh, my God. You guys are saying the only one that interested me was Leo, because I was like, you're psychotic.

[Courtney Miller]

I feel like. I feel like he weirdly looks 19 to me, and I feel like I can smell his testosterone through the screen of just, like, sweaty, like, college kid who's just like, oh, girl.

[Amanda]

Yes, exactly.

[Shane]

This is the thing. So by the time this episode of Smosh Mouth is out, the reunion has already happened. And I'm. I've been telling Courtney I'm already mad because there's been so many shitty people this season. Like, horrendously shitty people. And I already know that Vanessa Lachey and Nick Lachey are not going to press them or ask any relevant questions. They're gonna just meander around and give people the, like, the grace, and it's gonna be the most infuriating reunion ever. I. Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe I'm wrong by now, but I just feel like they're going to be so nice to the worst people.

[Amanda]

Do you think Vanessa got, like, feedback about her last couple performances?

[Shane]

No, she's been shitty for a couple seasons.

[Amanda]

I love that she showed up in all black Leather, shiny leather. And she was like somebody like, she was like, nick, I don't care what they say, I'm going out there and I'm like, oh.

[Courtney Miller]

I feel like the only person that can give her feedback is Nicola Shay. And I just know that doesn't go the way that it should be.

[Amanda]

Oh, he gets. He gets pushed across the room and gets thrown through a wall. His wall is literally a cutout of his body because he's been thrown so many times.

[Shane]

Fuck, it's looney tunes in their house.

[Courtney Miller]

She just shows up. She does feel like she has like, don't with me vibes. Like, I am. This is my show. Don't.

[Amanda]

That's why I'm like, did she get feedback? And that's how she took it. She's like, I'm going to fucking do what I want to now. I don't know.

[Shane]

I. Look, there's a lot. There's a lot of people for her to grill if she chooses to. I just feel like she never does. She grills like the wrong person every single reason.

[Amanda]

She grills the person who was. Who's like, honest, who's like, yeah, I fucked up. She's like, did you tell me why you said that?

[Shane]

It's like when she sees weakness, she latches on.

[Amanda]

Oh, she does, yeah.

[Courtney Miller]

And that's what this show, like, everything, every flaw that you have, even if they are like insignificant, get put on this, like huge, like, you know, it's like a jumbotron of your stuff.

[Amanda]

So, like, I do feel like after every Love is blind, there's all these new tiktokers that come out. They all try to start their own TikTok, like you were saying. And there is a love is blind TikTok or podcast that started from like the first line.

[Shane]

Yeah, yeah. I think it's deep D. And yeah, yeah.

[Amanda]

What is it called? Like behind the wall or something. Everyone always ends up going on there and there's a certain amount of. And then I feel like they all kind of try to launch something on their. Their tick tock.

[Shane]

They all try to. They're all there to become influencers because there's. Hannah is the one this year that quit her job to be there, which.

[Courtney Miller]

Should have been the biggest red flag.

[Amanda]

It's like you're there, y'all.

[Shane]

Yeah.

[Courtney Miller]

What are you doing, Nick?

[Amanda]

Oh, yeah. So right, That's Hannah.

[Courtney Miller]

Yeah. You just wait, you.

[Shane]

Maybe I'm wrong. I think Vanessa Lachey is going to like, love her. Oh, probably like, you're the best person.

[Courtney Miller]

On the show in the comments if we're wrong.

[Shane]

Yeah, let us know. Because. Because this is what's also been shocking is on TikTok, there are people who have completely different points of view. Like, there's. There were some cast members on Love is Blind where I'm like, that's the worst person. And people on Tick Tock are like, no, they're actually the best person. And I'm like, I think we should assume with reality TV that everyone's bad.

[Courtney Miller]

I can't wait for you to see the rest.

[Amanda]

I can't wait.

[Shane]

Maybe I'll finish all insane. I. Every season I'm like, I'm not gonna watch this season. And then the first episode gets put on that I'm hooked. Because it's just. You watch it for the train wreck. I don't think anyone. I will say this. This is my only firm stance about Love is Blind this season. None of them should be buried.

[Amanda]

Should be buried.

[Courtney Miller]

None of them should be buried.

[Shane]

None of them should be buried. None of them. None of them should be married.

[Courtney Miller]

Burn them all.

[Shane]

Absolutely nobody should be married on this show. They are all bad for each other.

[Amanda]

The one with military experience is awesome.

[Courtney Miller]

It's so intense. You're being so intense. I don't know if I agree with that.

[Shane]

Every single season they go, is love blind? And the answer is fucking no. We've proven it's no.

[Courtney Miller]

There has been success stories. Listen to this guy. Take a deep breath, bud. You're buried.

[Shane]

The show makes me so mad.

[Amanda]

There has been success stories.

[Shane]

There has been success stories, but not.

[Amanda]

In this season because Leo is gone and all.

[Courtney Miller]

That was not gonna be a success story. That was a success for you.

[Amanda]

No, that was. That they. Literally. All I wanted to do was fast forward through all the cringe parts, and I just wanted to put that in slow motion because I was like, this is the most insane scene I've ever seen. I felt like he, like, was. Had, like a coach behind the scenes and was like, all right, Leo, this is how you're gonna go in. And he just, like, verbally, like, to all of them.

[Courtney Miller]

Yeah.

[Shane]

Okay, another hot take because I am on. I'm. I'm riled up right now.

[Courtney Miller]

You are riled up. Please take one deep breath.

[Amanda]

Please.

[Shane]

Okay, ready? Those listeners and watching. I'm not actually being that serious.

[Amanda]

I actually is. The tension is palpable.

[Shane]

I don't care that much.

[Amanda]

Oh, my God. You can cut the tension with a knife in here.

[Shane]

I do think there are people on these shows and we talked about this Last time with Tommy about being a reality show villain being like really hard to nail. I do think there are people who get on these reality shows and are like, I'm going to be like a villain. Like that's their plan. Like I don't.

[Amanda]

You think it's their plan?

[Shane]

I don't know how real it is as much as they're like, this is my Persona because I want to become famous and I want to do this, but I'm going to. And they try to nail that and it's so hard to do.

[Amanda]

See, I always think it's the edit. I think people go on and they're like, here we go. But I think the people who are watching are like, there's our villain. There he is.

[Shane]

You're really right.

[Courtney Miller]

I think it's a mix of the two where like people may come on with ingenuine intentions and they're like, and if I get seen as the vil, I don't care. Or when someone comes in with a very like self righteous attitude, like one of the latest Perfect Match seasons, there's this dude who was like they edited so much in his favor. According to the other cast of that of this show where it's like all previous dating show contestants on Netflix go and do this like game show competition.

[Amanda]

And wasn't Jessica on it from Love is Blind?

[Courtney Miller]

I think so, yeah.

[Amanda]

With her daughter.

[Courtney Miller]

Her daughter.

[Amanda]

She loved her daughter Amber or Summer.

[Courtney Miller]

Yeah. And so like this. But this guy, they go on and they're like so self righteous and they think what they're doing is right. Like they genuinely believe what they're doing is right. And then they go home and then they see this edit that they were the complete villain or that everyone on social media is calling them the villain. And then sometimes they just then, then they just lean into it.

[Shane]

Yeah, it's true. I wouldn't be surprised with any reality show if I met someone from it and they were the complete opposite of what the show depicted them as. Because editing can do so much. It's something I try to keep in mind. I mean you fall victim to it of going like, I hate this person. But I also then at the end of the day I'm like, okay, I know it's. Even though it's reality tv, I have no idea what I'm watching. It's all fake.

[Amanda]

The show that really does that the most is Survivor. I know you guys don't watch Survivor.

[Shane]

I love it. I used to watch a ton of it.

[Amanda]

But they literally create villains on that Show. And some people now. Now that it's been so many seasons. Well done, Jeff. People literally go on and they're like, I'm the villain of the season. But again, it's the edit that chooses.

[Shane]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

Because the edit will choose different things that you do. And sometimes when you're an awkward guy, like, there's a really, really awkward guy on right now. His name is Andy. And you literally look at him and you're like, oh, my God, you're that toxic boyfriend who, like, hasn't gotten a girlfriend in a while. Like, he's just so. He's so goofy and toxic, and he's like, I'm gonna fool these people. And you're like, dude, they're five steps ahead of you.

[Shane]

It's Andy from the office.

[Amanda]

And then. No, literally. And then the other guy on it is, like, Andy, he just. He's so clumsy. And then there's, like, six different shots of him falling off a boat, falling off a hammock, falling off.

[Shane]

He doesn't sound like a villainy. I feel bad for him. He sounds like Mr. Bean.

[Amanda]

No, he's not a villain. He's just one of those where you're like, oh, God, you got to get voted out.

[Courtney Miller]

So on the topic of, like, villains and whether people lean into it or not, can I bring up one of my first.

[Shane]

Yeah. Who's on your feed right now?

[Courtney Miller]

So it's kind of dipped away recently, but did either of you see any stuff online about this girl with red hair who was getting dragged through the mud for dating her best friend's ex or something? And then how her response to it was, like, the nastiest thing?

[Shane]

That sounds awesome, though.

[Courtney Miller]

So. So this girl, she's gorgeous. She has red hair on TikTok, and she has a bad attitude. And I think that's the main thing is, like, so the story is these two girls who are both on TikTok. One girl, I think she's blonde, she had a boyfriend. They broke up. And then very quickly, this redheaded creator is seen in photos taken of them with the ex out to dinner, like, very immediately after. And the original, the blonde was like, hey, I heard that you were on a date with him. Like, what's up with that? And then I guess it's all on TikTok. Well, this was. That's the personal back and forth that I'm aware of. And then online, people are like, ooh, this is happening. We saw the photos, and. And this redhead, she. She does this whole video where she's got, like, I Think she has, like, a boa on. She just. She's just, like, very old Hollywood glamour, but she's like a Gen Z.

[Shane]

Little old me. Didn't know what I was doing.

[Courtney Miller]

I'm sorry. I didn't know you owned him. He wasn't wearing a collar and like that. Oh, burn. This always happens. This happened to Sabrina Carpenter and Olivia Rodrigo where it's like, there's a guy and there's whether or not there is, like, real tension or not or, like, not real tension when there's, like. When you can't tell whether there was, like, overlap.

[Shane]

And the guy is always just like.

[Courtney Miller]

Yeah, the guy is just there. The guy doesn't do anything, doesn't get any flack, anything. And so regardless of what happened, everyone has been so pissed off at her attitude and how she comes out with these quips that are like, so, like, Samantha, sex in the city. Like, and it's honestly so funny. She posted a video where she's crying and being like, I'm getting death threats and all these things. And it's so funny that you guys think that I would actually cry on TikTok.

[Shane]

I don't know this person, but that sounds awesome.

[Amanda]

I mean, people hate her. She's wearing a buff. Come on, people.

[Courtney Miller]

It's kind of funny. It's kind of funny. And, like, I think, obviously, regardless of what happened, like, in these situations, the dude is usually the problem, you know, like that, like. You know what I mean? Like, and I don't know, like, how all of that perfectly resolved, but, like, can I show, like, just a vibe of her? Because she does these types of tiktoks all the time where she's like, hello.

[Shane]

Who is it? Can I just.

[Courtney Miller]

Oh, karma. Interesting.

[Shane]

Like, that's like, her, like, oh, yeah, slam dunk.

[Amanda]

I love her so much because she doesn't care.

[Shane]

Cruella deville over here, Literally, I can I just say I love. Like, I was explaining what my feed is. Like, my feet is very. Like, it can get a little bro y. I try not to, but it can. But when I occasionally, somehow, TikTok will be like, you're gonna want to see this. And it'll be like, some girl will be like, okay, to address what's going on. I'm like, well, I gotta know what's going on now. Like, I'm all in.

[Amanda]

They're like, bro, hold on.

[Shane]

I got served on the other day, and I truly. I didn't get time to dig into this where, like, two different creators, these two women were both talking about how they're. They're. They're ex best friends and they're telling how they became ex best friends. And I was just like, I'm in. Like, what's going on? I didn't. I haven't followed up, but can I.

[Courtney Miller]

So do you want to, like, guess what a woman like her name, like, so she's like early 20s vibes. What her name?

[Amanda]

She's early 20s vibes.

[Shane]

Early 20s Natalie.

[Amanda]

No, no, no, no. It's probably something French, like Colette.

[Shane]

Colette.

[Courtney Miller]

Her name is Sophia Lecourt.

[Shane]

Sophia.

[Amanda]

How did I know?

[Shane]

Sophia Lecourt?

[Amanda]

It's like people just want to name their kids after, like, fragrance or like something French.

[Courtney Miller]

Fragrance.

[Amanda]

Sophia's a gorgeous name.

[Shane]

Fragrance is a good name.

[Courtney Miller]

So let me see if I can find.

[Amanda]

No, thank you.

[Shane]

This is my daughter, Fragrance.

[Amanda]

Oh, no.

[Courtney Miller]

I just followed her on accident.

[Shane]

Oh, everyone's gonna know. I know.

[Courtney Miller]

Undo. Undo.

[Shane]

And they're gonna hate you.

[Amanda]

They're gonna hate you.

[Courtney Miller]

Let's see if I can get the one.

[Shane]

You followed me. Everyone wants to.

[Courtney Miller]

Can I show her really quick?

[Amanda]

Yeah.

[Courtney Miller]

Oh, my goodness. Some of you guys are acting like I drop kicked someone's puppy. I went on a date with a guy that was single. I guess the paparazzi cared and was commenting on his ex girlfriend's stuff. Commenting on her post saying that me, Sophila Court, was with her own name. His ex girlfriend texts me and says, hi, this is Hallie, because she knows I don't have her number because we're not friends. Oh, I guess they weren't friends. I'm getting DMs that you were on a date with my ex last night. So they weren't even friends. Oh, my gosh.

[Amanda]

My gosh.

[Courtney Miller]

Wait. So sorry. I didn't know you owned him. He wasn't wearing a collar. Everyone in the situation was single. And I.

[Amanda]

First of all, I love the way she talks. It's almost like she's pushing her lips up to a rose petal, but she's not quite touching the rose petal. And so she doesn't want it to fall because she just keeps it right on the edge of the rose petal.

[Shane]

That's cruel.

[Courtney Miller]

Yeah. And she'll make videos where she's like, what? Get ready with me to get canceled for being a woman. Like, for dating. Like, it's very.

[Amanda]

And I love her.

[Courtney Miller]

I know. It's very interesting where it's like, I think she's not in the wrong, but people just don't like her attitude.

[Amanda]

You know, she doesn't give A fuck.

[Shane]

Well, if she truly is dating her best friend's ex, that's not her best friend. They don't even know each other.

[Courtney Miller]

They don't even know each other.

[Amanda]

They don't even know each other.

[Courtney Miller]

They even have their numbers.

[Shane]

Where did this even start like that?

[Amanda]

They don't even know each other.

[Courtney Miller]

Listen to her, TikTok.

[Shane]

This reminds me, though, of when we're reading Reddit stories and someone is writing a Reddit story where they're in the right, but the way they wrote it makes them an asshole. And it's like, I just don't like you.

[Amanda]

She just, she. It feels very Sex in the City. It feels like this old school. She's wearing, like, a soft, pillowy pink sweater, and she's just like, I don't understand what's going on. And I'm kind of like, dude, she's doing a full character. And I do, I love her.

[Shane]

Do you think she rehearsed those lines before she. Yes.

[Courtney Miller]

I don't know. It might have been edited. But, like, she's, she's always glammed up again because everyone likes.

[Amanda]

Her hair is stunning.

[Courtney Miller]

Oh, no.

[Shane]

I, I. This is the thing, though. Whenever people do that, I'm like, either you know exactly what you're doing or you need to learn. Like, when you say stuff like that on Tick Tock, what, what response do you think you're gonna get?

[Amanda]

Yeah, I think she knows exactly what she's doing, which is why, I mean, I haven't watched any of her stuff. I don't know what she's saying, but just from what you showed me, I like her because I'm like, oh, she's meticulous about this. She knows exactly what she's doing.

[Courtney Miller]

And I like her as a character. I probably don't want to know this person in real life.

[Shane]

Oh, yeah.

[Courtney Miller]

Or that person could imagine if you.

[Amanda]

Were like, hey, do you want to come for my birthday? She's like, oh, look, you're having a birthday again. I stepped in shit on my heel. And you're like, stepped in shit. You're like, sophia. Sorry, Sophia lacourt. I'll call you by your full name. Can you just come on in and bring the cake that you brought? She goes, what cake? Oops. Like, she would be exhausting.

[Courtney Miller]

I wonder how much of it is, like, a Persona too.

[Shane]

Oh, yeah. She says her full name sounds like it's a character.

[Courtney Miller]

Me, Sophia lacourt.

[Shane]

Yeah.

[Courtney Miller]

Oh, I should do a character, huh?

[Amanda]

Yeah. Yes. Oh, also, I could see Netflix being like, let's just we're running out of ideas. Let's just grab Sophia lacourt and do.

[Courtney Miller]

A whole Sofia lacourt was a character. That character would like if her and Brianna Boho were in a room. Like if they had a sleepover, Brianna Boho would wake up and Sophia lacourt shaved Brianna Boho's head. Like that's what I feel like I envisioned in my head. You couldn't shave your head. Oh no. I didn't realize you owned that hair. It didn't have a collar.

[Amanda]

She also feels very like Riverdale to me.

[Shane]

Yeah, she just comes across Very like 40s.

[Courtney Miller]

Like no. Yeah, that's what I'm saying.

[Shane]

Trying to do like golden era of Hollywood.

[Courtney Miller]

It's Sabrina Carpenter style because Sabrina Carpenter is really leaning into this old Hollywood like Marilyn Monroe. I love that Audrey Hepburn vibe.

[Amanda]

Her last music video, the Taste with Jenna Ortega was very Death becomes her, which I love.

[Courtney Miller]

She gets those old classic references and like everything she does. She's actually one of my other people I brought to talk about today.

[Shane]

I know you're obsessed with her also. I know.

[Amanda]

I know that you do an incredible impression of her.

[Courtney Miller]

No. But no. Oh well, it's hard because she's just really pretty. She's so pretty.

[Amanda]

Stop. So are you. You're gorgeous.

[Courtney Miller]

No.

[Amanda]

No bombshell.

[Courtney Miller]

Shane's just like, he's like every other.

[Amanda]

Guy in these like exes being like I can't believe he said that. I can't believe he's and Shane's just that guy right now. God. Nightmare.

[Courtney Miller]

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[Amanda]

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[Shane]

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[Courtney Miller]

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[Amanda]

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[Courtney Miller]

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[Shane]

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[Courtney Miller]

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[Amanda]

She's so small. She's so tiny.

[Courtney Miller]

But I, I actually am obsessed. They're like not just because she's so cute and he Haha. Like I recorded and deleted a TikTok and wanting to just like rant about why the taste music video or. No, no, the please please, please music video was so good. I obviously have like Barry Keegan. Yes.

[Shane]

Very sort of an evil person.

[Courtney Miller]

I love music videos. I have a passion for them.

[Amanda]

You're very good at directing them.

[Courtney Miller]

I don't really think I've directed a music video.

[Amanda]

Yes, you have. Basically Anthony's funeral felt like a music video to me. Okay.

[Courtney Miller]

So yeah, but the thing with Sabrina Carpenter's music videos and the directors that she works with. I'm about to go in. Are you prepped?

[Amanda]

Are you ready? Okay, stay silent. Actually that's better for you.

[Courtney Miller]

Okay, I'm about to call.

[Amanda]

You feel so bad.

[Courtney Miller]

I just wanted to preface that I am about. Go in, go in.

[Shane]

Okay.

[Amanda]

All right, get in there. I open the door for us.

[Shane]

We open it up there.

[Courtney Miller]

So the directors that she's working with, you can tell that they have a very good like pre production style where they know exactly what's in what shot and when. And that's one thing. Like when we did submissive and readable. Those directors were like that too. Where they, they would a take would be 0.2 seconds of an audio and they would go, they go action here. Cause I'm all about the. Okay, cut back. Okay action. Cuz I'm all about. Okay cut.

[Amanda]

Exactly what they wanted.

[Courtney Miller]

Exactly each shot. And it's like so clear that hers are like that. That alone is a cool skill. But when you pair that with Sabrina Carpenter who's such an incredible performer and actress, it's, it's insane to me. Like it's gotta be such a talent. She's acting so well. But it's also, you have to be acting and please, please, please. That's the guy she's dating and she's acting while Simultaneously fucking lip syncing while, like. And having to do those things. Like, that's gotta be such a. You have to be really locked in. Cause for me, I feel so uncomfortable to be having to do all of these things. Like, I'm trying to look hot. I'm trying to get my words right. I'm trying to have a good performance. Like, it's so impressive. Like, in taste, there's such quick shots that are happening, and you could tell she put such incredible performance in just each minuscule shot that just makes such a big, amazing project.

[Amanda]

Like, so I agree she's legit acting in that. While also, like, being collaborative with Jenna Ortega, who, like, also has this incredible, like, horror aspect to her. So they're both doing it while, like, making the story really good about death becomes her doing her song looking fly. I was like, where did you guys shoot? This is gorgeous.

[Courtney Miller]

Yeah, she looks like she's having fun too.

[Amanda]

She also feels. Yeah, she also feels like she's not like a pop star just coming in and, like, separated from it. She feels very involved.

[Courtney Miller]

Yeah, it feels like that's what I would kind of define as star quality is like, it feels like she knows exactly how she's coming across on the camera. Like, she. She has exactly the idea of what she's trying to convey, what silhouettes she's creating. And like, yeah, all. Everything. All the delivery is just so good. I like it. It definitely gives me imposter syndrome when I see a music video that I'm like, oh, don't know if I can get there. But I love it. And, like, I can sit and just appreciate something for how amazing it is, but it's so good. Like, I think the funeral music video is still something I'm like, most proud of ever because it was aesthetically so fun and also did it with a.

[Shane]

Budget of a microscopic fraction of the budget. Right.

[Courtney Miller]

Probably, like 1% of the budget.

[Amanda]

Probably, yeah. Has a great high budget.

[Courtney Miller]

Yes, she does. And she deserves it.

[Amanda]

Does she? So does she. She has a TikTok.

[Courtney Miller]

Sabrina. Yeah. Yeah. And it seems like she's got, like, a team who maybe helps her out. But it's like, it's very fun because she'll, like, she'll film a TikTok where someone took her song and, like, edited it. So it's like the lyrics are all different and weird, but she's, like, perfectly singing along to it and just, like, what. She's showing her outfit for the show that night. Like, stupid stuff like that.

[Amanda]

Oh, I saw that. Her red sparkly One. Oh, my God.

[Courtney Miller]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

Anyways. Hi, Shane. How are you?

[Shane]

Good. How's it going?

[Amanda]

Hope all is well.

[Shane]

Yeah, things are going good.

[Courtney Miller]

Sometimes when we like to sit and show each other funny tiktoks, and I have to go, I like a lot of Sabrina's Carpenters. Tiktoks that. I'm like, don't look at her. I keep scrolling, scroll past.

[Shane]

And I'm like, I don't care, but I do.

[Amanda]

Wow, that sounds like good stuff. When my husband shows me it is the dumbest videos I've ever seen. He showed me just yesterday. He was crying tears, and he showed me this video, and I was like, okay. It was a kid telling his dad. He's like, I don't know where my balls are. My balls are gone. My balls are missing, dad. And the dad's like, your balls are right there. He's like, no, they literally are gone. They sucked in my body. And he's like, seven or eight. And the dad's like. The dad's like, from Jersey. He's like, go back to the. Go back to the bathroom. Look in the mirror. Your balls are there. And he's like, no, dad, they're gone. And I'm sitting there on my Instagram, like. And Garde's tears streaming, and I go, does that happen often? He goes, yeah, sometimes Your balls are just gone. And I was like, awesome. That was a great time.

[Courtney Miller]

Awesome.

[Amanda]

So those are the shit that he sends me. Great.

[Courtney Miller]

We have one video that I feel like is never viral enough. The Replenish video.

[Shane]

Oh, yeah. Replenish is. That's a. That's a legendary.

[Courtney Miller]

Yeah, that's one of those where it's kind of like, my balls are going. It's like, no, they're there. It's just, like, very, like, family dynamics.

[Shane]

It's this family, and they're having an argument. The parents come upstairs, and they're holding an empty Dr. Pepper soda can box.

[Courtney Miller]

Yeah.

[Shane]

And they're just like, what the fuck, Mikey? You didn't replenish. Like, when you take Dr. Peppers from the. From the fridge, you need to replenish them. And they're having this huge argument, and it's so fucking funny.

[Courtney Miller]

And it's like a cousin is staying over for the holidays.

[Amanda]

Oh.

[Shane]

And he didn't replenish not having it. And the dad eventually calls up, like, his brother, like, the uncle, and he's like. He's like, hey, so when you. When you take a soda.

[Courtney Miller]

When we were kids.

[Shane]

When we were kids, you took a soda out of the Fridge, what would you do? And then you hear the uncle on the other line go, well, you. You replenish. And he said, and then the uncle goes, goes, well, I think this is a microcosm of bigger issues. And then the cousin just like, that's it. I'm out of here. It's so funny.

[Amanda]

How old is the cousin?

[Shane]

This is twenties.

[Amanda]

Oh, God.

[Courtney Miller]

It's literally like the dad's. Like when we were in the kid, when we would go to the basement, get a soda from the fridge. What we do is you replenish. What the fuck, Danny doesn't fucking replenish.

[Shane]

It's so good. It's a classic. I get served so much of you see when I'm watching these ones, I get served this guy named Caleb Hammer who is a finest.

[Amanda]

I love that they're all first names.

[Shane]

Yeah, but Caleb Hammer is known. He's a finance guy and he has a podcast.

[Amanda]

Oh, you told me about him.

[Shane]

I. Dude, I brought my glasses because I want to do my impression of him.

[Amanda]

Please.

[Shane]

I'm not even going to show you.

[Amanda]

Courtney, you know the types of people.

[Courtney Miller]

Yeah, you got it.

[Shane]

The people that he. I think he's in Texas and he brings on people who just are. He brings on people who are horrible at finances and also don't seem to care. Like people who just put themselves in debt and are just kind of like, yeah, whatever, I don't cringy. But he's always losing his mind and it's like this. Hold on. Wow. This is my impression. Okay, so you're in $5,000 of credit card debt. You've got. Okay, you've got. You're paying 15% interest on your car.

[Amanda]

What are you doing?

[Courtney Miller]

I just. I don't know.

[Amanda]

You don't know? You don't know?

[Shane]

You got so much credit card debt. You opened up 10 cards and they're all at $2,000.

[Amanda]

You're paying 30% interest on this.

[Shane]

What are you doing?

[Courtney Miller]

It's more money. I thought when I opened up.

[Amanda]

Oh, my God, you spit on your shirt.

[Shane]

Oh, my God.

[Courtney Miller]

That was excellent.

[Shane]

Anyone watching who has seen his videos knows that is a one to one impression.

[Courtney Miller]

Yeah, no, we're going back to 22. No, we're going back to 2019 of 2051.

[Amanda]

How.

[Courtney Miller]

How are we going back five years?

[Shane]

Did you pay 2022?

[Courtney Miller]

No, I haven't filed 2022.

[Shane]

Oh.

[Courtney Miller]

Oh, good. I will say I would not want to go to a person like that.

[Amanda]

Wow. That is exactly the confidence of this man and I love it.

[Shane]

He brings on people, though, who are in, like, $500,000 a day.

[Amanda]

I can't.

[Shane]

And it's not debt. Like, a lot of people are in that debt, and they can't help it. He brings on people who are just like, Yeah, I spend $5,000 a day because I want to. And he's just like, what are you doing?

[Amanda]

Does his glasses.

[Shane]

What are you doing?

[Courtney Miller]

He touches his glasses. Wait.

[Amanda]

I love this.

[Shane]

He's so funny. And so every time he comes up on my feet, I'm like, what did this person do?

[Amanda]

Yeah, you're addicted.

[Courtney Miller]

I always feel bad. I'm like, why are you yelling at them? They came to you for this.

[Shane]

I know. I feel bad, too, but I'm almost.

[Amanda]

Like, I like it. You know how some people, like, fuck up and they're like, I need someone to just scream at me, maybe.

[Shane]

I know most people are in debt because of the way things work, but these specific people that he brings on are people.

[Courtney Miller]

No, there was one guy who, like, didn't even know how much he was paying in, like, rent or his house payment. And he was like, I don't know, like, 16,000 doll. They're like, he's like, what?

[Shane]

He's like, you think you're spending $16,000 a month?

[Amanda]

Like, how old is he?

[Shane]

He's gotta be, like, my age. He's probably 27.

[Amanda]

27. Who are his parents? I want to cut and see his dad. And his dad's exactly like that.

[Shane]

I wish I could pull up, just.

[Courtney Miller]

And the craziest thing was, like, one time he brought on this guy who was kind of a fan of the show, and it went really poorly. Like, this person did not receive any feedback. Well, and then a couple years later, they decided to bring this guy back on. And they're like, hey, you've been threatening to harm us. You've been begging us to. You would only come on this show again if you could punch me in the face. That's why there's a security guard with a gun behind you. And he's like, well, yeah. Well, you just think you know everything. And this person was clearly dangerous who he brought back on, who was like, not necessarily well, but, like, he was just so unafraid. He's like, yeah, like, come. Like, the first time this person came was to his house is when he was filming at his house. And then he brought this person back to talk to him again and, like, try to help him wild again, dude.

[Amanda]

This is why we love people like that, because they're just so unafraid they.

[Shane]

Don'T give a shit.

[Courtney Miller]

To be unafraid is to be something I do not know about.

[Amanda]

I kind of need to, like, see a clip of him so I can test this impression.

[Shane]

Number one on my list of people is Max Maxwell the cat. Cat.

[Courtney Miller]

Oh, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. This guy, this guy.

[Shane]

This. I I It's a cat.

[Courtney Miller]

This a hole.

[Amanda]

This is just a cat.

[Shane]

He's just a cat.

[Courtney Miller]

Pov. You are an a hole cat.

[Amanda]

Is this camera on your cat? Yeah, yeah.

[Shane]

The camera on this, this guy.

[Amanda]

I might know this cat. He's definitely not number one on mine, but I think that's awesome for you.

[Courtney Miller]

I can't believe he watches it. I, I think I've become a very.

[Shane]

Sen. And like, okay, it's like watching you had you have lacourt, but it's like when a villain pops up on your feed and it's like, I gotta watch this villain. Whoa.

[Amanda]

He just called you out. This cat, I have LA Court of court.

[Shane]

This cat is the biggest villain on my TikTok page. Wow. So this cat, the owners put a little camera on his collar, right? Yeah. And he's an outdoor cat. They let him roam around town.

[Amanda]

I've seen this cat.

[Shane]

And this cat, whenever he sees another cat, chases him down. Beats the shit out of them.

[Courtney Miller]

Yeah. And when you say chases him down.

[Shane]

Chases them down. And every cat, when they, a cattle come around the corner and see him, and they'll be like, yeah, they'll run. Well, Max. Yeah. Maxwell the cat. Well, that's.

[Courtney Miller]

He'll chase them to the point of his own exhaustion.

[Shane]

Yeah.

[Courtney Miller]

Like.

[Amanda]

Oh, I've seen.

[Shane]

Look at him, look at him, look at him. Look at him just coming up on him just like, what are you doing? Oh, my God, dude, It's terrifying. Like, I, I know.

[Amanda]

So I've definitely seen this because this guy stops at nothing. He almost gets run over by other cars.

[Shane]

He'll. He'll do anything to beat up a cat.

[Courtney Miller]

It's crazy, dude.

[Shane]

It's awful.

[Amanda]

Maybe it's the parents who raised him.

[Courtney Miller]

Maybe this cat. Maybe this cat takes steroids and maybe they had a little bit of.

[Amanda]

No, this cat just goes like this to other cats.

[Courtney Miller]

This cat punches a neck like that.

[Shane]

This cat is the Thanos of cats. I not kidding.

[Courtney Miller]

I think he wishes he was Thanos evil, evil cat.

[Shane]

But the thing is, occasionally you'll get a TikTok of him with like a kitten nearby, and he's being very, very sweet.

[Courtney Miller]

He sucker punches cats like he's sucker punching other Cats. And, like, catching them always by surprise. It's never like uneven duel. That was consented. I mean, what battle is really. I mean, no, no.

[Shane]

It's full wilderness out there. But Maxwell is devious.

[Amanda]

Here's mine. So I have a little fun one. I don't know if you guys have seen him. He is called Santa Corky.

[Shane]

Santa Corgi on TikTok.

[Amanda]

I don't know how Santa Corky's gonna last. Cause he literally is just Santa on TikTok.

[Courtney Miller]

Oh, it's a Santa. It's not a dog.

[Shane]

It's not a dog. It's a Santa.

[Amanda]

No, no, no. And he has 2.2 million followers. Oh, James knows what I'm talking about.

[Shane]

Yeah, but. But it's November. I mean, his time is upon us.

[Amanda]

Okay, well, he's from North Pol. Love that cutie pie. He does a lot of lives. And he's not rude. He's so sweet.

[Shane]

And he's Santa.

[Amanda]

He has, like, a wife, kids, nieces, and nephews who film every video of him.

[Shane]

Look at this.

[Amanda]

Look how cute he is.

[Shane]

Oh, that's a perfect Santa right there.

[Amanda]

No, I know he's perfect. And he had one live where he was hoping to get more million followers, and the whole live is him smashing a cake in his face. And there's so many kids.

[Shane]

Whoa.

[Amanda]

I don't know if there is nieces and nephews just giggling. Just giggling.

[Courtney Miller]

Santa, stop giggling in the audio.

[Amanda]

Yeah, yeah. It's pretty awesome. So this is the kind of thing that I watch.

[Courtney Miller]

Creepy.

[Amanda]

So it sounds. Yeah.

[Shane]

Okay. I don't feel as bad about Maxwell the cat now.

[Amanda]

I'm feeling a little cringed by him at times just because, like, he's a lot. Let's play it. Let's.

[Shane]

Your husband's like, why are you sweating watching that? Look at that peach.

[Amanda]

No, he just wants followers.

[Shane]

A.

[Courtney Miller]

Where's the cake?

[Amanda]

Wait, is this the cake one? Oh, here it is.

[Shane]

Oh, Santa.

[Courtney Miller]

The elves are laughing.

[Amanda]

We did it. Oh. So when I watch this, I can only get through half because everything inside me goes, ew, ew, ew, ew, ew, ew. But I. You know when you put on Christmas music around Thanksgiving?

[Shane]

When did you start getting served, Santa?

[Amanda]

A while ago.

[Shane]

You've been watching Santa all year?

[Amanda]

No, not all year.

[Shane]

He's got work to do.

[Amanda]

A while ago. Here's the thing. My algorithm is so weird. It's like Acotar AI. It's weird women. Yeah, it's weird women being like, hello, I'm getting dressed up for the Holidays and I've already looked and Tommy has sent it to me because him and I enjoy older women on TikTok who have five followers. So he's been sent to me and it's like a love hate. So your guys, you guys like, I.

[Courtney Miller]

Got some of those. Yeah.

[Amanda]

He's like so cringed for me, but I want him to do well.

[Shane]

Sure.

[Amanda]

I want him to survive.

[Shane]

Of course.

[Amanda]

You know, it's like when you watch, you listen to Christmas music and you're like, I can't believe I'm doing this, but here we go. Michael Buble, where have you been? Oh, it's Christmas, you're back. And it's kind of like that, except Santa.

[Shane]

It's kind of crazy to me. It was on when I was on. So random. I met one for the first time. But like there are Santa. I met a Santa actor. I met a Santa actor. And they are. It's a real career.

[Amanda]

No, I know.

[Shane]

And they do it year round. I remember talking to them a bunch and being like, so what's your year like? And they're like, well, during most of the years when you're shooting commercials and stuff. Cause that, that's what they do.

[Amanda]

They airs. They get called in for commercials all the time.

[Shane]

In springtime you're shooting commercials and things that'll air at Christmas time. And then Christmas is when you're doing the like live circuit.

[Courtney Miller]

Wow.

[Shane]

Of in person events and stuff. And I was like, I didn't realize. And some Santas though, that Santa's really good.

[Amanda]

This one is like TikTok profesh.

[Shane]

Cause like, you know, most actors and stuff, I'm like, hey, I don't wanna jump judge off looks or anything like.

[Courtney Miller]

Your Santa passing, but when it comes.

[Shane]

To Santas, I, I see some Santas and I, I become like the old evil Hollywood manager in my head and I'm just like, I'm like, you don't got what it takes. You don't got the look. You're not Santa.

[Amanda]

That's incredible. Is that a cigar in your hand?

[Shane]

No, but you see, you see some Santas and I'm, I'm like, I'm like, oh my God, Santa, we gotta sign you.

[Amanda]

You're Jesus Christ. He's like Miracle on 34th.

[Shane]

Yeah, he's a classic Santa. He's got good. Put a bottle of Coke in that guy's hand.

[Amanda]

Oh my God, I love those. See, this is why I watch it because I'm like nostalgic.

[Courtney Miller]

Joanna. Santa puts a Coke in his hand. I'm like, What?

[Amanda]

Fucking go.

[Courtney Miller]

And when it's the one, it's the glass. The glass.

[Shane]

Settle down, honey.

[Courtney Miller]

Coca Cola.

[Amanda]

Bring that polar bear and let's go down that fucking alley. Oh no.

[Courtney Miller]

It's so cold around him.

[Amanda]

It's freezing.

[Courtney Miller]

Santa. There's the steam coming from his breath. He's got the cold.

[Amanda]

Shane, you can go. You can go, Shane, go. Because we are having. We are opening a glass bottle of Coca Cola and we're sliding down a fucking mountain with polar bears that aren't going extinct. Not in this world anyways. I knew that he would bring up some good memories.

[Shane]

Oh my God.

[Courtney Miller]

I have one more. Oh, you have one.

[Amanda]

Okay, I have a quick one and then I'm. I have a lot, but I'm. This is this. This one's the only.

[Shane]

I have a Christmas related one.

[Amanda]

Once you're done, maybe you should just do that.

[Shane]

Okay, do.

[Amanda]

Do the Christmas related one.

[Shane]

Okay. You got Santa. See, this is the thing. It's November 4th. People talk about Mariah Carey getting unfrozen around this time.

[Amanda]

Oh, she's. No, no, I think she's on her way out.

[Shane]

Well, her mu. But.

[Amanda]

But for sure, for sure. Totally cool.

[Shane]

There is someone more important to me around Christmas time now there and. And Courtney, you know, Courtney, you know, his name is Anuk and he is. He is the embodiment of Christmas for me now.

[Courtney Miller]

Yep. Yep.

[Shane]

This guy is incredible. He's a tik tocker. He sings. He sings all sorts of songs.

[Courtney Miller]

He's a beautiful man.

[Shane]

He's gorgeous. He has a million filters on. I have a photo of him I obviously can't play.

[Courtney Miller]

He's got contacts on. He's got.

[Amanda]

Whoa.

[Shane]

This is. This is him. This is him. This is what he looks like in his. And in his videos he looks like this too. He's always got that smile. He's always got a little bit of a smile, a little bit of a smirk.

[Courtney Miller]

English is not his first language.

[Shane]

I see blue eyes. I don't think he speaks any English, I'll be completely honest. But that's kind of the beauty is that in his music you're like, oh, the lyrics don't even matter. But he has one that is his best. And. And it's. It's the Christmas song. It's chestnuts roasting over an open fire.

[Courtney Miller]

Open fire. Yeah.

[Shane]

Now I have listened to it so much that my impression of him is the only time I think I can actually sing. And it starts like this. It starts off with the beautiful music.

[Amanda]

Here we go.

[Shane]

And you should Pull it. You can just look up. Look up Church Nuts on Tick Tock. And you'll find it. And he'll just be like, cheers. Not rotting on an open fight. It's like that. And it's gorgeous. And he's gorgeous.

[Courtney Miller]

Nipping at you.

[Amanda]

No, I love him.

[Shane]

Jack Frost nipping at your nose. It's. It's. It's incredible.

[Amanda]

Dude, I want this. Does he ever do lives?

[Shane]

Incredible. Yes, he does do lives, and he does lives.

[Courtney Miller]

And he'll do it with other people to do karaoke. And there are other people are always so bad. They're always so bad.

[Shane]

And he's like, no. His two best performances are Ch Nuts and as well as Careless Whisper. He crushes Michael.

[Amanda]

Careless Whisper.

[Shane]

Yeah, he crushes it. No. Anuk is top three TikToker. I will be following an oh, absolute legend.

[Amanda]

Where is he from?

[Shane]

No idea.

[Amanda]

Awesome.

[Shane]

And you know what? I'd rather keep him bathed in mystery.

[Amanda]

Whoa. You'd rather keep him bathed.

[Shane]

Bathed in mystery?

[Amanda]

Okay.

[Shane]

Yeah, that's.

[Amanda]

You thought I was crazy about Santa going down a mountain with a Coca Cola. You've got a nook bathed.

[Shane]

That's right.

[Amanda]

With Church Nuts.

[Shane]

That's right.

[Amanda]

Holy shit.

[Shane]

He's the best.

[Amanda]

I knew it. Christmas is just. Brings out all these weird.

[Shane]

Hold on. I want to see if I can. If I look up Church Nuts, will I just get the original? No. Whoa.

[Courtney Miller]

This is why you're an idiot for not having chestnuts on your immediate playlist this year.

[Shane]

Whoa.

[Amanda]

Let me see him.

[Shane]

Tell me I didn't nail that earlier.

[Amanda]

I love him. Tell me I didn't. Stunning.

[Shane]

He is. There's an argument to be made that he might be an angel.

[Amanda]

Kissed by an angel. My God.

[Shane]

I just love. He has such a fan base on TikTok that at one point in, like, March, I did an impression of him, and it got like 2 million views, and people were like, oh, my God. Church Nuts. I was like, everybody knows. Like, everybody knows the glory of a nook.

[Amanda]

I can't.

[Shane]

I hope I'm pronouncing that right, but. Well, I love him.

[Amanda]

Never know.

[Shane]

I love him.

[Amanda]

I'm gonna follow him.

[Courtney Miller]

Lovely. He is lovely.

[Shane]

I hope he's. I hope he doesn't get canceled or something. I would be devastated.

[Courtney Miller]

I feel like he's too busy with his craft to do anything with all the filters.

[Shane]

Gorgeous music.

[Courtney Miller]

He's working really hard.

[Shane]

I'm never gonna dance. Okay. Like. Like, that's. You know, it's just.

[Amanda]

I can't wait. I'm gonna Follow him.

[Shane]

Unless you're about to have the best time.

[Amanda]

I mean, I already do. I've got Santa smashing his face with cake.

[Courtney Miller]

We have.

[Amanda]

We.

[Courtney Miller]

So we have one Christmas decoration that's in our, like, little stores.

[Amanda]

Whoa.

[Courtney Miller]

And it looks like a little radio mic, kind of like this, but it's like the 50s one. And you can record and play stuff like back and, like, leave messages for people as they go by. But I think we've left it for two entire years in a row. It hasn't changed.

[Shane]

And it speeds up. So whatever you put in it, it's warped.

[Courtney Miller]

Speeds it up. It's been there for a long time.

[Shane]

So you'll be like. Like, hey, how's it going? You'll be like, how's it going? Like, whatever. So. But you press it right now, you're goes cheer snow throw thing on.

[Courtney Miller]

Yeah. And we've left it as that. We haven't touched it because we used to, like, leave funny, like, inside jokes or whatever as we passed through. But then the last two years, we've just kept your smile.

[Amanda]

That's really cute.

[Shane]

It's. It's the heart of Christmas. I wish. If he dropped an album. If he dropped an album, I'd be first.

[Courtney Miller]

Oh, my God. Get it out vinyl right now.

[Amanda]

Wait, why doesn't he drop an album?

[Shane]

Maybe he does. I need to check.

[Courtney Miller]

He needs to make a cover album.

[Shane]

Oh, you should message him.

[Amanda]

Him.

[Courtney Miller]

We should mess like.

[Amanda]

Wait.

[Courtney Miller]

Oh, my God.

[Amanda]

We should message him.

[Shane]

I.

[Courtney Miller]

Wait.

[Amanda]

If we got him on, you said he has a bunch of filters on. What is he gonna look like?

[Shane]

What if he looks exactly like he's like. What if he literally shows up and he's just got that aura?

[Courtney Miller]

I. I feel he would.

[Amanda]

I feel like if he didn't, you would be crushed.

[Shane]

I'd be devastated. I don't know if I can meet him.

[Amanda]

Okay.

[Courtney Miller]

Do you think if Tommy Wiseau started in la, like, in the era of Tick tock, what do you think? I think, like, that would have been do. Well, do you think Tommy Wiseau would be huge right now, like, without all the other stuff?

[Amanda]

I think he's not nice to women, though.

[Shane]

I think he would just be. I think he would just be another guy. There's like a million Tommy Wiseos on TikTok every day.

[Courtney Miller]

Did you read the book the Disaster Artist?

[Shane]

No.

[Courtney Miller]

Oh, my gosh. You got it. Cause did you watch the movie?

[Amanda]

Yeah.

[Courtney Miller]

Okay. The movie is a third of the book.

[Amanda]

The book is written by him.

[Courtney Miller]

No, the book is written by the friend. The Younger guy who, like, stars in the movie as well. He writes this book about how he. When he first came to la. And it's like, how he met this guy and, like, what it was like, just, like, dealing with him on a daily basis while, like, it would cut between, like, their life in LA and then it would go back to. Okay, so now we're back on set and it's been like, six months of filming and all this horrible stuff. You gotta read it. It's so good.

[Amanda]

Okay.

[Courtney Miller]

It's so good.

[Shane]

Before we move on, Amanda, there is someone who is very famous in these past couple months that I feel like you would love.

[Amanda]

Okay.

[Shane]

Are you aware of the Pickle Man? So I feel like this. Okay. Some people in this room know the Pickle Man. No, no, no. This isn't like that. This is like that. This is. These past couple months. So there was the Renaissance Fair in. In New York. The. And I. Apparently it's a pretty big one.

[Amanda]

Yeah.

[Shane]

And there's a guy there, so there's always a pickle stand at Renaissance Fairs. Pickles are a big deal.

[Amanda]

Okay.

[Shane]

Yeah. So the Pickle man at the New York Renaissance Fair became a celebrity.

[Amanda]

What?

[Shane]

Because he just was dedicated to his craft. Here I have a video. It's my most recent. Liked. This is his vibe. I will pickle you with this. Yeah, this is his vibe. So much.

[Amanda]

That bag is too small. Small for that pickle.

[Courtney Miller]

He's doing the most. When you order a pickle, prepare yourself.

[Amanda]

His voice, clear your mind.

[Shane]

Yes.

[Amanda]

He's also 15, I think.

[Shane]

I think he's an adult.

[Amanda]

I don't know what this is.

[Courtney Miller]

This is actually Leo from Love is Blind.

[Shane]

And then he.

[Amanda]

Oh, my God. He looks. Leo.

[Shane]

Look at that. I realize. I realize rock music is in the background of that.

[Courtney Miller]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

Shane.

[Courtney Miller]

What a noob. What a noob.

[Amanda]

Wait, but he looks like Leo from Love is Blind.

[Shane]

But yes, he just. He's. He. He just puts so much effort, and he's got the. The voice that you can't believe.

[Amanda]

He does that to every single person.

[Shane]

What he does is he wraps the pickle and he does this thing where he's like. He's like. And then he. And then he holds it up and he's like, I bless this pickle. And then all the things good and pickled, like, he just goes all in, dude. And people have, like. There's like a line. There's a huge line to get a pickle from him.

[Amanda]

What if there wasn't TikTok or Instagram finding these gorgeous Characters, gorgeous people.

[Courtney Miller]

Because, honestly, that makes it more special.

[Shane]

I love it. I. There is no celebrity as good as, like, the. These small, little special stars that we get from TikTok. Like, this guy at this location who does this one thing, and he does it better than anyone in the world.

[Amanda]

I love that.

[Shane]

Like, that's the best.

[Amanda]

That makes me want to go to Renfro.

[Shane]

Have you. You've never been, right?

[Amanda]

I've been to Ren Fair when I was a kid.

[Courtney Miller]

Okay, well, now that you're an adult and you've just read all of Acotar, we're going.

[Shane]

Amanda, you would love the Renaissance, and.

[Courtney Miller]

We'Re gonna dress you up.

[Shane]

Everyone's a character.

[Amanda]

What? A fairy.

[Courtney Miller]

Dude, Lizzie, there's fairies everywhere. James, they are professional Renaissance goers.

[Amanda]

Yeah, so I'm gonna be a fucking fairy.

[Courtney Miller]

I kind of want to be a jester next year.

[Shane]

You will.

[Amanda]

Actually, can I be honest about Acotar? Is I don't relate to any of the women in it. I relate to Cassian. Is that wrong?

[Shane]

I don't think that's true.

[Amanda]

My friend who's reading it was like, dude, you are so Cassian. And I was like, what? Honestly, I thought the same thing.

[Courtney Miller]

Honestly, I see it. I see it because you're so comfortable and you've been through some shit, and everything's sex and horny. Yeah, that's a man.

[Amanda]

Exactly. Cassian is like a siphon fucking hot war person who loves his brothers and just, you know, tames the wild lady.

[Courtney Miller]

I don't. And I just know everyone casts those. The people in those books as, like, these young TikTok fuck boys. Like. But I see them all as, like, older. I see him. I see Cassian being played by, like.

[Amanda]

I don't know, Javier Rodem or something crazy. I'm just kidding. I'm kidding. He. No, I love playing.

[Courtney Miller]

I love casting those books in my head. Up until recently, I was like, oh, Blake, liver could be Morrigan, but not anymore.

[Amanda]

It ends with us.

[Courtney Miller]

It ends with Cassian.

[Amanda]

Yeah, exactly. So I could dress up as Cassian and no one would bat an eye.

[Shane]

I don't think so. You could dress up as whatever at the Renaissance fair, and nobody's gonna get it.

[Courtney Miller]

People dress up as stormtroopers and go, yeah.

[Amanda]

Why people do anything?

[Courtney Miller]

Cause it's the Ren faire babies. Whatever you want.

[Shane]

The Ren Faire is truly the weirdest thing you'll ever go to. It's where a bunch of nerds go to get super trash and play games. You will see the Drunkest. You'll see the drunkest person you've ever seen in your life there. And they're dressed as a monk.

[Courtney Miller]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

They got drinking Trappist beers.

[Courtney Miller]

They got a Gorn.

[Amanda]

I love that.

[Shane]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

How have I missed out?

[Courtney Miller]

Joust. There's a queen.

[Shane]

You're gonna love it. Well, it's in a few months, so we'll go.

[Amanda]

Okay, great.

[Shane]

Yeah. Anyways, I love talking about guys.

[Amanda]

We always. I think we have to do, like, a part three of this because we have two parts of this. If you haven't seen the first one.

[Courtney Miller]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

Are these people for real? Go back and watch it.

[Shane]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

Because there's always so many amazing characters.

[Courtney Miller]

Yeah. I didn't even get to get into my animal psychic that I follow.

[Shane]

You have an animal psychic that you follow?

[Courtney Miller]

I follow animal psychic.

[Amanda]

You don't know about that.

[Shane]

I didn't get into chiropractor. I didn't get into magic. Magic grandpa.

[Amanda]

I didn't get into a lot.

[Shane]

There's a magic grandpa. I. I follow the guy. He's an old grandpa, British grandpa who does magic trick. And I. I don't think I get asmr, but sometimes when I watch his stuff, I'm entranced. And he just very quietly, just like. Okay, so what we have here is three cups, and we're gonna put the bowl in this cup.

[Amanda]

Has anybody fall asleep?

[Courtney Miller]

Guy that livestreams like he's in black and white and is actually in the 40s. Like, it fully looks like you're looking into the 40s.

[Shane]

Live streamers on Tick Tock are another thing.

[Amanda]

We need a part three.

[Shane]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

Asap.

[Shane]

Too many characters out there.

[Courtney Miller]

Too many characters.

[Amanda]

Well, thank you, Courtney, for being incredible and being here with us today.

[Courtney Miller]

Thanks for letting me be here. Thanks for yelling at us as a tax person.

[Shane]

What are you doing? Oh, my God.

[Amanda]

Guys. Yeah. Follow that guy and don't get your taxes.

[Courtney Miller]

Get your money right.

[Amanda]

What? What? Go vote.

[Courtney Miller]

Vote.

[Shane]

Yeah, Go vote.

[Courtney Miller]

Do your taxes.

[Shane]

All right. Bye.

[Amanda]

Bye.

[Shane]

Love.