Go New York Go!: Tuesday, May 13th, 2025

Summary

Podcast Summary: The Toast – Episode "Go New York Go!" (Released May 13, 2025)

Hosts: Jackson Claude and Jacqueline Foley

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1. Personal Updates and Behind the Scenes

Jackson Claude and Jacqueline Foley kicked off the episode by sharing their bustling week in New York City. Jackson humorously remarked on the hectic schedule: “Big week in New York City. It's literally bright lights, big city, Three bucks, two bags, one beer” (00:49). They discussed Jacqueline’s recent late-night podcasting sessions, where she conducted a particularly engaging interview that she teased would be available the following month. Jacqueline expressed her enthusiasm, saying, “It was honestly hysterical” (01:28).

The hosts also touched upon their professional commitments, mentioning multiple meetings and podcasting obligations. Jackson playfully highlighted their brand's merchandise, hinting at upcoming product drops and promotions (03:01). They ended this segment by recounting their experience attending a Knicks game, intertwining personal anecdotes about social interactions and celebrity sightings.

2. Celebrity and Entertainment News

a. Knicks Game with Kylie Jenner and Timothy Chalamet

A significant portion of the episode focused on the recent New York Knicks game attended by celebrities Kylie Jenner and Timothy Chalamet. Jackson noted the electrifying atmosphere, mentioning, “With Kendall weekend, I was shocked to see Kendall” (14:15). The discussion delved into the seating arrangements, speculating on Kylie’s strategic positioning beside Timothy and Kendall. Jacqueline humorously pointed out, “Because of story number two” (05:00), referencing their intertwined social circles.

Jackson highlighted the presence of Jordan Woods and Carl Anthony Towns, emphasizing the blend of sports and celebrity glamour: “She sits courtside even though, like, a lot of the wags don't” (14:15). The hosts speculated on Kylie’s relationship dynamics, especially her interactions with Kendall and the choice of seating that suggested a close-knit group despite the packed venue.

b. Kim Kardashian's Paris Robbery Trial

In a poignant segment, the hosts discussed Kim Kardashian’s ongoing trial regarding her traumatic robbery in Paris. Jacqueline summarized the court testimony, stating, “Kim testified in court on Monday that she feared she would be raped and fatally shot during the burglary” (22:08). Jackson reflected on the passage of time since the incident, expressing astonishment: “But just know, the toast is sort of this, like, anchor for postpartum women” (24:00).

They commended Kim’s resilience, noting her composed courtroom demeanor despite the harrowing experiences: “Kim looked amazing. It's one of my favorite Kim looks” (23:28). The discussion acknowledged the long-term psychological impacts Kim might be facing, with Jackson asserting, “calmness is her superpower” (24:28).

c. Diddy’s Trial Details

The conversation shifted to the high-profile Diddy trial, where Jacqueline mentioned the gruesome details emerging from witness testimonies: “One allegation is that he allegedly forced an escort to perform a disgusting act on Cassie Ventura” (26:21). Jackson expressed his discomfort with the trial's graphic nature, comparing the public fascination to past celebrity trials: “It's like Jeffrey Epstein PTSD” (28:47).

They critically analyzed the defense's stance, questioning the differentiation between domestic violence and sex trafficking: “But all of this, like, we'll get like, I'm sure there's the” (29:00). The hosts highlighted the controversial aspects of the case, emphasizing societal perceptions and legal nuances surrounding such accusations.

d. Morgan Wallen’s Exit from SNL

Morgan Wallen’s abrupt departure from Saturday Night Live (SNL) was another key topic. Jacqueline relayed Wallen’s explanation for leaving the show, where he stated, “I was just ready to go home” (29:51). Jackson speculated on underlying reasons, suggesting possible dissatisfaction with the show's environment: “I don't think that type of production is successful for NBC” (32:13).

They discussed Wallen’s future prospects, debating whether he would return to SNL or focus solely on his music career: “And the last one we were gooped and gagged over was Annie Live” (42:09). The hosts expressed mixed feelings about live performances, reminiscing about past live musicals and contemplating future productions.

e. Upcoming Wicked Musical Special

Looking ahead, the hosts shared exciting news about a live musical special of Wicked starring Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo slated for the fall on NBC: “The Wicked Special event will take place at the Peacock Theater in LA” (40:29). Jackson expressed enthusiasm for the event, recalling previous live performances and anticipating the blend of cinematic releases with live television events: “I need the live departments at these big networks to get back to work” (43:48).

Jacqueline and Jackson praised the potential of live musicals to captivate audiences, drawing parallels to popular events like Annie Live and envisioning the special as a significant cultural moment.

3. Dear Toasters: Advice Segment

In their weekly advice segment, Dear Toasters, Jackson and Jacqueline addressed two listener questions, offering empathetic and practical advice.

a. Boyfriend’s Past with Prostitution

A listener voiced discomfort over her boyfriend revealing past instances of paying for sex, questioning whether she should judge him for his actions:

Jackson Claude responded thoughtfully, “Am I wrong to judge him for this? Would you be okay knowing in the past that your man had been with a prostitute?” (45:06). They discussed societal perceptions of such behavior, acknowledging the stigma but also considering the context of the boyfriend’s cultural experiences abroad.

Jacqueline Foley advised, “There is nothing wrong with you, like, being icked out,” emphasizing personal boundaries and the importance of communication within the relationship (46:36). They concluded by encouraging the listener to evaluate the current dynamics and trust in the relationship’s foundation.

b. Husband’s Ultrasound and Female Technician

Another listener expressed unease about her husband undergoing an ultrasound performed by a female technician, fearing potential discomfort or unprofessionalism:

Jackson Claude empathized, stating, “I’m just looking out for your pants” (21:39), while Jacqueline Foley reassured her by highlighting the professionalism of medical staff: “He's gonna have a boner. Like, that's actually best case” (52:10).

They emphasized the importance of prioritizing health over personal discomfort, suggesting that the husband’s medical needs should take precedence and that professional technicians maintain appropriate conduct regardless of gender.

c. Obsession with The Toast Podcast

The final advice query involved a listener concerned about her husband’s obsession with The Toast podcast, feeling neglected as Jackson watched episodes without her:

Jackson Claude humorously agreed with her concerns, saying, “this is disgusting” (53:11), and Jacqueline Foley recommended setting boundaries: “treat like any TV show… pause and wait” (53:19).

They encouraged healthy communication and mutual respect in enjoying shared media, reinforcing that partnership entails supporting each other's interests without overstepping personal space.

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Conclusion

Throughout the episode, Jackson and Jacqueline blended personal anecdotes with engaging discussions on celebrity news, high-profile trials, and heartfelt advice. Their dynamic chemistry and candid conversations provided listeners with a comprehensive and entertaining overview of current events, while also fostering a sense of community through their advice segment.

Notable Quotes:

• Jackson: “Big week in New York City. It's literally bright lights, big city, Three bucks, two bags, one beer” (00:49).
• Jacqueline: “It was honestly hysterical” (01:28).
• Jackson: “She's so waggalicious” (14:15).
• Jacqueline: “There's nothing sexy about what's going down” (52:29).
• Jackson: “calmness is her superpower” (24:28).

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This summary encapsulates the key discussions, insights, and conclusions presented in "The Toast" podcast episode titled "Go New York Go!" Released on May 13, 2025.

Transcript

[Jackson Claude]

Good morning, girlies. It's the Toast. It's Jackson Claude, and we're your host. It's your favorite show, the best five things you need to know. We'll start your day off swirly. It's the Toast.

[Jacqueline Foley]

I sound amazing.

[Jackson Claude]

Welcome back to the Toast and happy Tuesday. I am choosing to spend this absolutely gorgeous day with a woman that I love, that I admire, and most importantly, that I respect. It's the one, the only, Jacqueline Foley.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Hello, turtle. Ooh. You have no choice, but no choice. Thanks for acting like you do.

[Jackson Claude]

I do.

[Jacqueline Foley]

You have no choice but to spend the day with me because it's our big week.

[Jackson Claude]

Yes. Big week in New York City. It's literally bright lights, big city, Three bucks, two bags, one beer. One beer, one beer. Yeah, I got. I'm getting my Luke Combs and Annie references mixed up. Bright lights, big city, Jackson Claude. Today. We're so busy. Podcast, podcast, podcast. Meeting, Meeting, meeting.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yesterday I was so busy. Was podcasting into the wee hours. I actually recorded a really fun interview yesterday that will probably go up next month. And I'm really excited for you guys to hear. I was like. Because I recorded it so late. Whatever I do before bed is like what I in your brain think about, like, as I toss and turn. And I was just, like, thinking about the interview. Like, so many funny things that were said. It was honestly hysterical. And not to, you know, tease something that' available yet, but just wait.

[Jackson Claude]

But just to know, like, maternity leave is going off without a hitch. Like, seems like everything's going fine without me. You would, you would say, yeah.

[Jacqueline Foley]

And it's like Jax is talking more than ever.

[Jackson Claude]

Yeah. You hate to see it. You really hate to see it.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Watch this space, my friend.

[Jackson Claude]

Did you feel extra tired after your first maternity leave interview yesterday? Because, like, you were talking so much more than you normally are.

[Jacqueline Foley]

I felt invigorated. I could have kept going and going. I don't even know how long the interview was. It was like over an hour. And I knew I had to end it, but I wasn't done.

[Jackson Claude]

She won't be done.

[Jacqueline Foley]

This is like years worth of pent up conversations and questions.

[Jackson Claude]

I'm glad.

[Jacqueline Foley]

And I just could ask the person anything I wanted. How freeing is it at any time? And I asked some really crazy questions.

[Jackson Claude]

That's what you can come to expect from Jackie Owen. Friends, the maternity leave special.

[Jacqueline Foley]

What I also realized about the guests that I've chosen because I'm like, the interview from yesterday. I'm like, so up this person's butt. Like, literally up there, like, hey, look at me coming out their mouth. And. And that's the kind of energy you can expect because I really chose to podcast with people who I either am friends with, who I really like, or I really admire and want to meet. So it's not like I'm just up anyone's. But just know, like, these are a select few people who I really love. I wouldn't just be like that for anyone.

[Jackson Claude]

Yeah. Yeah. Well, I'm glad that you're kind of like having your fangirl moment.

[Jacqueline Foley]

I feel like people who have hundreds of guests, like, if you're up every guest, but you can't be up hundreds of butts.

[Jackson Claude]

And it gets old quickly. Like, you're not obsessed with everyone at some point. Like, a guest is a guest.

[Jacqueline Foley]

And then I'm not saying that's like always like my interviewing style, but so many of the people that I've chosen to have on are just people that I'm really obsessed with. And I follow them as a fan, too. So you will find me up there. But you will. And you know where else you will find the corner?

[Jackson Claude]

Do you know where you will find me? Choptoes merch.com. tomorrow at 10:00am Eastern Time. Now, Jackie and I are headed. Usually we like to wear our merch on the show to promote the drop. Like, we are headed to just like fancy business meetings. All week long, we haven't been able to, like, you know, wear our merch because it's not like, appropriate where we're going. But just know, even though it is.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Chanel and I do think like, the restaurant that we're going to does like, but it's more like of Chanel Leisure line and not appropriate for our business. Working lunch.

[Jackson Claude]

Yeah, it's the resort collection from chanel.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah.

[Jackson Claude]

So 10:00am Eastern time, we have a spring merch collection. You can check out our Instagram for all the pieces, our iconic T shirts that everybody's obsessed with. We are bringing them back in three new designs. We have crewnecks, we have sweatshirts. We have phone cases, we have hats. We have tote bags. And so it'll be 10am Eastern Time tomorrow. You're not going to want to miss it. You're really not.

[Jacqueline Foley]

No. Don't you dare.

[Jackson Claude]

And then I'm sure it's a story so, like, I won't really get into it about Kylie and Timothy, but last night was the next game.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Last night was the next game. It kind of took over the city. This was like the first Knicks game that I've been in the city for.

[Jackson Claude]

And it's electric now.

[Jacqueline Foley]

It's electric and everything. I was just, like, very aware that the Knicks game is on. Like, I came home and Zach watching the Knicks game. And then I know he wanted to go over to your place because Ben was having the Brunson boys over.

[Jackson Claude]

The Brunson boys did watch the game together.

[Jacqueline Foley]

My husband went, I don't know if.

[Jackson Claude]

You know, I did know that. And I said, like, was there, like, some sort of ceremony inducting Zach into the Brunson boy Hall of Fame and bets and no Is, like, very chill. The Brunson boys are very low key. You know, they don't like to make a big.

[Jacqueline Foley]

But they're not exclusive. I didn't ask him how the dynamics were, like, if he felt as the only one who wasn't a Brunson, because I asked him. I was like, by the way, he was going to Benson. He was like, the Brunson boys.

[Jackson Claude]

Yeah. And it was literally the four of them.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah. So maybe it was an honorary Brunson boy for the evening.

[Jackson Claude]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Jacqueline Foley]

But he's also a Mavericks fan boy. But last night, he was a Nick.

[Jackson Claude]

Fan, and it was a great game. The Knicks won. The city was alive. Every celebrity on the planet was at the Knicks game. I was like, honestly, except for us, I never, up until this point, every time me and Ben watch together, I'm like, seriously, so happy for the people there. I'm like, I'm so happy to be in my bed. I have no qualms. But last night, I was like, I should be there. Well, sitting with your arm around me.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Because of story number two.

[Jackson Claude]

Because of story number two, obviously, Kylie and Timothy. But, like, Kendall was there. Like, literally every celebrity on the planet. Like, we think we're New York socialites. Well, I do. And I'm not. At the Knicks game. No.

[Jacqueline Foley]

And I don't think anyone invited us to their suite. But we also didn't check.

[Jackson Claude]

Yeah. But also, like, it doesn't matter. Like, I should have been there in some way.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah.

[Jackson Claude]

I'm kind of like a New York. Like, seriously, a staple of New York City.

[Jacqueline Foley]

And you know who else we should have reached out to? Like, game time.

[Jackson Claude]

Totally.

[Jacqueline Foley]

You know, like, game time up. Maybe that's sponsors.

[Jackson Claude]

I know. We're just so lazy. There's another game. There's another game this week. Oh, yes, you're right.

[Jacqueline Foley]

I think I'll go to Boston.

[Jackson Claude]

Okay. Vibrato.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Get out of California where nobody knows my name. Oh, yeah.

[Jackson Claude]

I think I'll go to Boston. Yesterday you were there.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Kylie, Timothy will go to Boston.

[Jackson Claude]

No.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Do you think Margot Washray will go to Boston? Because she loves an impromptu trip to Boston.

[Jackson Claude]

So you weren't there last night because me, Ben and Zach were like, with your boys while you mommy was working. He was working, doing your interview and oh my God, we were being so funny. So, like, when you, like, Zach was leaving with the boys, we had like a little sing session. You know, Zach is like very musical and Ben loves like old timey, like nostalgic songs. So we did like an actual like three man band interpretation of out of the Box. You know, like that song so Long Farewell.

[Jacqueline Foley]

The boys were loving from the Sound of Music. It's so long farewell.

[Jackson Claude]

No, no, no. You're seriously a grandma. Like, I can't with you. No. Out of the Box, like the Disney Channel. Like, like short program. It was. You don't know this. So long farewell to you my friend the time has come until we meet again and then like, it's the guy. It's a guy and a gal and the guy like, plays the drums and it's like very. It's like children's entertainment. You don't know it?

[Jacqueline Foley]

No. It does sound familiar. Zach knew it.

[Jackson Claude]

Of course. Every person our age knows it. I can't believe you're not familiar. And we did like a real, like, everybody had a part, you know, like Ben was on the drums, Zach was doing like, you know, it was so funny. I was cracking up. And I'm telling you, the boys loved it. So if they asked for out of the Box song, that's what they're talking about.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Okay. Good to know. Every song has a code name.

[Jackson Claude]

Yeah, right. And they were like staring at us. They, like, wanted to leave so bad. And we were standing by the door and we're like, out of the box.

[Jacqueline Foley]

I'm sure they didn't want to leave. I'm sure they had a great time at cod.

[Jackson Claude]

We had a big night at Coer. We made burgers. We had so much fun. We did bath time. Oh, my God. Being on my knees at the bath time, I was not okay.

[Jacqueline Foley]

What you think?

[Jackson Claude]

No, no. Bath time is like a better idea in theory.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah. No, Zach, like, at home. That's Zach's responsibility.

[Jackson Claude]

It's not a pregnant person's job.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Whenever it falls to me, like, it's not my favorite one.

[Jackson Claude]

No. I think I'll be the type of parent with their children. Is that gross? Like, no.

[Jacqueline Foley]

But, like, eventually they do get too big and they're so dirty. Like, but when they're baby. Yeah, but in the baby stage, like, that's so nice.

[Jackson Claude]

Yeah.

[Jacqueline Foley]

But eventually, like, it's just not once in a while, actually, it's a nice treat. But for every day, it's not the vibe.

[Jackson Claude]

You need a better system.

[Jacqueline Foley]

I think it's a lot of times the husband's job because it's very physical.

[Jackson Claude]

It's back. Right.

[Jacqueline Foley]

And that works for us.

[Jackson Claude]

Like when I was so sad to see them go, obviously, like, when Zach left, I was devastated. When I tell you I didn't get out of bed for five hours. I was not okay.

[Jacqueline Foley]

No. They'll take everything out of you.

[Jackson Claude]

Everything.

[Jacqueline Foley]

It's so crazy. They have so much energy.

[Jackson Claude]

Yeah. It's kind of exhausting.

[Jacqueline Foley]

I know, but you work your way up to it.

[Jackson Claude]

Yeah. Right, Right.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Like, my tolerance is high now because it's like every day was a little bit more. A little bit more for the last few years. But you can't just, like, wake up one day and have, like, two toddlers running around.

[Jackson Claude]

Thousand percent. We do have, like, a lot to do today. It's Tuesday. There are lots of stories, and there's dear toasters. They are so crazy.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Okay.

[Jackson Claude]

And one of them is about us. I love when this happens. Cool. Like, the toast either helping or, like, hurting someone's life and, like, how to navigate that.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Okay, well, let's get into it, shall we? So now, without further ado, it is time for the Fast 5 stories that you do need to know.

[Jackson Claude]

And the Fast 5 stories that you need to know are brought to you by Hulu and the Secret Lives of Morvan Wives. So the wait for more episodes of the Secret lives of Mormon wives is almost over. It's coming back to Hulu with an all new season on May 15, which is literally two days away. We finally get to find out what's going on with our favorite saints and sinners. Come ye saints and come ye sinners. The commercials have been like, a really guessing. You know what he's saying in that? Hallelujah. That's what he's saying. Okay, so Taylor and Dakota, are they still together? Jen and Zach, have they worked through, like, their major issues. There's a lot of drama that's going on with Demi and Jesse. It's happening, like, actively on social media now too. So it's a tangled web of jealousy, X's and drama. We cannot wait to binge watch. It's gonna be pure insanity. It was actually Jackie and I, one of our top five shows. From the year 2024. It's such a good show. They're just like. They're good reality stars.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah.

[Jackson Claude]

And there's so much that goes on. It's not that hard. So much that goes on outside on social media, too. So once you're done with it, you can, like, follow them.

[Jacqueline Foley]

It's like a whole world. And it keeps you updated even when the show isn't on. And then when it comes back for season two, you're just so excited. Like we are. And maybe we should watch in my theater.

[Jackson Claude]

Yes. And I do hope that this season answers the question, like, finally we'll put it to bed. Like, will mom talk survive this?

[Jacqueline Foley]

I think at this point, it's a safe bet.

[Jackson Claude]

Yeah. They're kind of like a cockroach. Like, they could survive anything.

[Jacqueline Foley]

And with the show at stake, like, right. Mom Talk will.

[Jackson Claude]

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[Jacqueline Foley]

It's really true. And then no one can say, oh, I didn't see that on the calendar.

[Jackson Claude]

Well, you didn't look.

[Jacqueline Foley]

And the calendar couldn't be bigger.

[Jackson Claude]

Right?

[Jacqueline Foley]

Color coded. Per child. Our first story. That was gonna be our second story, but our first story because I know we really want to talk about it, which is the Knicks game last night. Kylie Jenner and Timothy cozy up at the Knicks game after their first red carpet debut. So we know Timothy is a big Knicks fan. They played at MSG last night. So his lady love, Kylie, supported him courtside.

[Jackson Claude]

And with Kendall weekend, I was shocked to see Kendall. And there we. There's so much to discuss. But one of the connections we really haven't spoken about is the Jordan woods of it all. So I've told you guys, and I know everybody's like, dirty, broken record. And I'm so glad I've said it.

[Jacqueline Foley]

So many times, because sometimes you've been paying attention. And none of this was surprising to.

[Jackson Claude]

You when you saw Jordan Woods's man is a really good Knicks player. His name is Carl Anthony Towns. He had a great game last night, and Jordan's been at every game. She's so waggalicious. She, like, wears such cute outfits. She sits courtside even though, like, a lot of the wags don't. And she was sitting in the same row as Kylie, not with Kylie, but, like, probably, like, five or six seats down. And they were, like, interacting with one another. But it was probably just, like, such a fun night for Kylie.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah, for sure.

[Jackson Claude]

Because they won. Her man was so happy. She's with her man. She's with her sister. And then look, her besties there. Her bestie's man is having a good day.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Swift.

[Jackson Claude]

Yes.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Like, except not on the court.

[Jackson Claude]

It's giving girl gang.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Except not to nitpick.

[Jackson Claude]

Don't Nick pick.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Why was Timothy sitting in between Kylie and Kendall?

[Jackson Claude]

That's really interesting.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Isn't that weird?

[Jackson Claude]

So perhaps Kylie has a side. And she knew she'd be looking at Timothy all night. And, like, the pictures and she. And she wanted her left side to be her dominant side because, let me tell you, those photos, she looked insanely gorgeous.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Well, yeah, when you're that insanely gorgeous, like, I really don't think you have to, like, fear aside, everyone has their thing. But even on the red carpet, she was on the other side of him. And she did want to be looking to her right then. She could have sat in the Middle Timothy here, Kylie Kendall there. Yeah, I just think that's like a little random. Like if I went to the game with you and Ben, I want to sit next to my sister.

[Jackson Claude]

Yeah. Yeah. I mean, they have been together for a long time, so like they'll probably knows Timmy pretty well. It's, it's an interesting point, but also maybe it had to do with like the view of the game and no one else. Oh, no one else was next to Kylie. Technically, Kylie's seat was the best because, like she's on the aisle, so there's only one person next to her next to the hoop. Right. Those courtside seats are full fucking tiny. Like you're literally asses on top of asses. So for Kylie to only be sitting next to one person, it's the best seat.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Because she has the biggest butt, you mean?

[Jackson Claude]

Well, no, just because, like, it's uncomfortable.

[Jacqueline Foley]

I'm kidding. Who knows?

[Jackson Claude]

It's an interesting point you make, but.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Not to Nick pick.

[Jackson Claude]

But also not to nitpick either.

[Jacqueline Foley]

They're talking behind his back. Like it's just not conducive.

[Jackson Claude]

Kylie definitely wanted to, wanted to sit on the aisle. Like some like me and Ben fight over the aisle. The aisle. Besties ticket.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah, I guess. I don't know. It's just really inconvenient.

[Jackson Claude]

Also, I found it interesting because like so many celebrities were at this game that there are only so many courtside seats. Right. And then there are like people who actually pay, like regular people who are just rich who have courtside. Right. So there are only so many seats to go around. Like Kylie's weren't amazing. She was behind the basket, which is not. It is courtside.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Like that 50 yard line.

[Jackson Claude]

Right. Your feet are on the wood. It's courtside. But like when you think courtside, you think the sides not behind the basket. So thought it was interesting that they didn't have like the best seats, but like the OGs like Spike Lee, Tracy Morgan, like they get. Mariska Hargitay has been at like every single game and she also gets booted to behind the, the basket.

[Jacqueline Foley]

But still it's, it's, it's good. It's fine. I'm just glad that they were able to procure courtside seats considering they are so desirable.

[Jackson Claude]

Yes. And four nonetheless.

[Jacqueline Foley]

And I, I don't know when they made the decision to go. Who was the fourth?

[Jackson Claude]

Kendall brought a friend. Oh. That maybe also impacted the arrangements.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Oh, I see.

[Jackson Claude]

So long.

[Jacqueline Foley]

I see. They made it really seem like they were a trio.

[Jackson Claude]

Yeah. No, they totally cut the other guy out. But there was another person there. I'm cracking up.

[Jacqueline Foley]

It was like the trio arrived.

[Jackson Claude]

Right. But they did arrive separately.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Well, Kendall and. I mean, Kylie and Timothy first.

[Jackson Claude]

And everyone saw that video. And then I saw the video of Kendall. I'm like, oh, maybe she's there with someone else. Like, I didn't think that they were going together. Kylie and Kendall, like, they don't do a lot publicly together.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah, well, you know, that's like, Kendall hates that.

[Jackson Claude]

Right. Because Kylie's ashamed of her.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah. That, like, Kylie doesn't hang out with her more.

[Jackson Claude]

Sounds like Kendall is a chip. She should come on the toes and talk about it.

[Jacqueline Foley]

For sure.

[Jackson Claude]

Yeah.

[Jacqueline Foley]

So, fun night in New York.

[Jackson Claude]

I love when things happen in New York. Like, it's so fun.

[Jacqueline Foley]

That means probably that Kylie's here still. Yeah.

[Jackson Claude]

Yeah, probably. Kylie doesn't say one place for long, though.

[Jacqueline Foley]

No, but I think she has a place here.

[Jackson Claude]

Do you think that. That. Well, Timothy definitely does.

[Jacqueline Foley]

I think she does. I think that's, like. We learned that a while ago.

[Jackson Claude]

Do you think they went from the David Awards in Rome straight to New York? I think they've been back to la.

[Jacqueline Foley]

No, because I saw another headline of her in the ocean. She had a Mother's Day getaway.

[Jackson Claude]

Maybe they went to Florida.

[Jacqueline Foley]

I don't know where they went. Maybe, like, Turks and Caicos. They, like, love it here. Let's see what they went on. A tropical getaway.

[Jackson Claude]

Oh, to be so.

[Jacqueline Foley]

In Turks and Caicos.

[Jackson Claude]

Good guess. To be so wealthy, beautiful, and young. Like, you would almost hate her, like, if she wasn't so fabulous, you know?

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah, well, she's doing.

[Jackson Claude]

She's her own plate. She's doing sick.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Why didn't these pictures get more.

[Jackson Claude]

Well, that's the other thing that I was.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Because then the next game, I'm sure if the Knicks didn't happen, then, like, this would get more.

[Jackson Claude]

Kylie looked so insane last night. Like, not even in, like, a dramatic way. She looks super glamor. She was just wearing, like, a black tank top and jeans and. And her hair was down. She looked like such a bombshell. And it was actually really nice to see someone who's, like, done having kids looking the best they've looked yet, you know, it's inspiring. I know she's actually 17, so. But, like, she's had her kids, you know?

[Jacqueline Foley]

Like, she's not done.

[Jackson Claude]

She.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Don't say that, Claudia.

[Jackson Claude]

But I'm saying you don't, like, envision that you're gonna look the best you've ever looked when. After you've had one or two kids. Well, that's the plan for me as well. Like, I don't think I've ever seen Kylie look better.

[Jacqueline Foley]

I agree. And she's been looking this.

[Jackson Claude]

And she's so young. So, like, we can't compare because, like, she had kids at, like, what, 21. But still, it was inspiring nonetheless.

[Jacqueline Foley]

But she's not done. Don't say that. I didn't say looking for Kimmy.

[Jackson Claude]

I didn't say done. But, like, she's like, if it's possible that, like, these are all the kids that she.

[Jacqueline Foley]

But she said a lot of times she wants a really big family with Timothy Chalamet.

[Jackson Claude]

It's possible.

[Jacqueline Foley]

And she wants to have Timothy's babies. That's a direct quote.

[Jackson Claude]

No, I'm not.

[Jacqueline Foley]

And I'm sure she's just, like, soaking up all this awesomeness, like, before she does fall pregnant with Timothy's baby.

[Jackson Claude]

I wonder if she, like, likes all the attention. She's so weird with, like, fame and. And her own celebrity and her and Timothy, like, people are obsessed with it. And I think to a point where they weren't with her and her previous relationships, like Travis and Tyga. I wonder how she feels about the public perception because she does have a very complicated relationship with, like, people talking about her. She, like, loves to be famous, but hates it.

[Jacqueline Foley]

I think in the beginning it was probably harder. I think people talked more about her in the beginning. And now, like, everyone's been silent. So it's probably fun today. But I think, like, the last year or two years were harder. People probably saying, like, mean stuff that I would never say or even think, but I could imagine what a mean person would say about this.

[Jackson Claude]

Yeah. I can't even imagine now.

[Jacqueline Foley]

They've almost.

[Jackson Claude]

I'm not mean.

[Jacqueline Foley]

The power of Timothy's love has silenced them.

[Jackson Claude]

Like, are they gonna get married?

[Jacqueline Foley]

No, they're gonna have babies.

[Jackson Claude]

Yeah. Kylie's not. She's not traditional like that. Yeah. And she's too wealthy.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah.

[Jackson Claude]

I don't think she has great aspirations for, like, you know, a big fairy tale white wedding. That's so not her.

[Jacqueline Foley]

It's just too complicated.

[Jackson Claude]

Yeah.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Watch. They're married anyways. Really cute.

[Jackson Claude]

No, they don't. The only thing is, they don't act like a married couple. Like, every time you say they've been together for two years, it shocks me because they really act like a couple in high. Yeah. Like, they like each other so much. They're, like, always on top of each other. And it's like married people don't act like that.

[Jacqueline Foley]

And they've actually been spotted out at so many things like that are hours long. Things where we never got one miserable looking. Not one, like.

[Jackson Claude]

Well, not one Wimbledon. Bradley Cooper. Yeah.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Shocking.

[Jackson Claude]

Yeah.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Are you ready for our next story?

[Jackson Claude]

It's not gonna last. What?

[Jacqueline Foley]

The relationship.

[Jackson Claude]

Because they're not miserable enough.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Maybe not yet.

[Jackson Claude]

It.

[Jacqueline Foley]

You know.

[Jackson Claude]

I'm ready for our next story. Yes. I just want to warn you. It seems like you have some lipstick on the back of your iPad, and if you put the iPad on your white pants, it's going to transfer.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Been here since my last New York trip.

[Jackson Claude]

Oh, so it's not going to transfer on your pants.

[Jacqueline Foley]

No, it's like it's.

[Jackson Claude]

It lives there now.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Part of the great. I could probably use a. A certain type of wipe and get it off like a magic eraser.

[Jackson Claude]

But I'm just looking out for your pants.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Thank you to my children.

[Jackson Claude]

We have a business meeting. So, like, you can't show up with, like, crap on your pants.

[Jacqueline Foley]

No, no. This has been here for two months now, so I don't think today's the day it's going to choose to. Come on.

[Jackson Claude]

Afraid.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Our next story. Kim Kardashian testifies she thought she'd be raped during her Paris robbery and fears that her sister Courtney would find her shot dead. So Kim took the stand to testify nearly nine years after she was robbed of millions of dollars of jewelry in Paris. We had reported that the trial was starting, and now Kim testified in court on Monday that she feared she would be raped and fatally shot during the burglary. She said, he grabs my legs and pulls me. I'm naked and my everything is exposed. I was sure that I was going to be raped. I. I absolutely thought I was going to die. She said when she replied to the judge's question about whether she feared for her life.

[Jackson Claude]

To me, every time we talk about this robbery, it's such an indicator of how quickly time moves. Because you saying this was nine years ago. Like, I remember where I was when I found out, you know, and were we not doing the toast during this robbery? I guess, like podcasting for eight years.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah. So then. No.

[Jackson Claude]

Damn.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah.

[Jackson Claude]

By the way, and I know they say, like, the wheels of justice, Terence, like, this is unacceptable.

[Jacqueline Foley]

This is incredibly slow. But I think it took a while to, like, track everyone down. There were a lot of gang people involved. So she showed up at the courthouse, like, looking seriously insane. Like, best she's ever Looked like Audrey.

[Jackson Claude]

Hepburn hair, big diamond necklace, which obviously was some sort of metaphor. Chris was there supporting, wearing, like, a fuck ass. Bob, everybody looked great. Kim looked amazing. It's one of my favorite Kim looks. And is this, like a new. Is this her new stylist at work? Because honestly, I like what I'm seeing.

[Jacqueline Foley]

I like what I'm seeing too. But I do think, like, courthouse glam has. Is a very specific lane, and it's when done right, like, it always looks good.

[Jackson Claude]

Yeah. No, the bodysuit was bodysuiting, the necklace was sick.

[Jacqueline Foley]

The hair, but that's still Chris, like. And the glam and the sunglasses. I'm not gonna say like, this, like, the stylist, like, did well on this.

[Jackson Claude]

But it bodes well for their face.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Like an easy layup, an easy ask. Yeah. But I really do think that she looks great. I'm sure this is, like, really crazy for her. And she's putting on a very brave face, like, acting like I don't give a fudge and here's all my diamonds again.

[Jackson Claude]

I do feel like she's healed from it. Like, I think it took her a really long time, and I think if had this trial been, like, years ago, it would have been traumatizing. And now I feel like it's like she feels powerful in. In speaking against it. Like, because there was a period of time, like, she was asked about it, like, years later, the David Letterman thing, and she still cries when she talks about it. Of course. It's so traumatizing. She's like, a very tough person. And she says calmness is her superpower. So I think now she is fully healed from it.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah, probably.

[Jackson Claude]

I don't think this is re. Traumatizing her.

[Jacqueline Foley]

No. But I think it probably manifests itself. Like we saw in the season how she's almost, like, numb to life.

[Jackson Claude]

Yeah.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Because of her calmness. Like, it doesn't manifest herself in her crying all the time about it and, like, being afraid. But it does show up and it has, like, affected her long term.

[Jackson Claude]

I like. Like, that's like. Like every person's worst nightmare.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah.

[Jackson Claude]

It's so crazy.

[Jacqueline Foley]

It's so crazy.

[Jackson Claude]

What was his name? Pascal.

[Jacqueline Foley]

That was the Bodyguard at the time.

[Jackson Claude]

There was so much drama around that. Like.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah, yeah.

[Jackson Claude]

You have to be there for the Pascal of it all.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah. Very, very crazy.

[Jackson Claude]

And Harouche, right?

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah. Her stylist.

[Jackson Claude]

Yeah. It was like, in the apartment building.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah. Was there with her.

[Jackson Claude]

Yeah. And Courtney and Kendall were at the club. We're at the club with Pascal. Yeah, she just went back and the concierge, of course.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah.

[Jackson Claude]

Innocent victim in all of this. Innocent bystander, so they say. Oh, you think he was a conspirator?

[Jacqueline Foley]

I don't know anything about it. Like, seriously. Seriously. I don't know. So the trial is ongoing, and I look forward to justice being served. Speaking of some trial news, the Diddy trial is going on in New York right now.

[Jackson Claude]

It's a lot of, like, big trials, and I feel like the Diddy one's kind of, like, slipping. Everyone's talking about Karen Reed.

[Jacqueline Foley]

I'm seeing a lot of Diddy. I've seen this headline all day yesterday. So a lot of testimony came out yesterday. A lot of, like, gruesome details from witnesses. And one thing that there's no cameras.

[Jackson Claude]

That's why, like, I think there's a. Like, people tune into the Karen retrial every day. It's in Massachusetts, and I guess the law is that you can have cameras there. So Court TV, you know, law and order, YouTube.

[Jacqueline Foley]

I hope you feel good knowing that. Like, I have not seen anything about the Karen retrial. I have seen a lot of things about the. Did he try?

[Jackson Claude]

Good. I do wish we could watch it. Like, I think that always gets more people.

[Jacqueline Foley]

His family was there. One of his daughters had to, like, walk out at a certain point because it was, like, too graphic.

[Jackson Claude]

Yikes.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah. So one allegation is that he allegedly forced an escort to perform a disgusting act on Cassie Ventura as she choked. And so that was. Act Was peeing in her mouth. This is just one of the.

[Jackson Claude]

Oh, my God. Oh, my God. I didn't see that.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah, it's just really. And then I also saw that to testify, maybe even today.

[Jackson Claude]

So crazy.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yes.

[Jackson Claude]

If this was being filmed. Oh, my God.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah.

[Jackson Claude]

And there. There is a girl on Tick Tock who I follow, who is, like, a court reporter or not a court reporter. Something. So she's in the court. Help. What are words?

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah, sure.

[Jackson Claude]

In the room. Yeah. Like the courtroom facility. Yeah, courtroom. She's there, and then she, like, comes in, like, you know, reiterates what she saw, and, like, that's the closest we get. But, like. Like, it's not being televised is first of all the best thing to ever happen to Diddy. Yeah. Because it's. It's not blowing up as much as, you know, Amber Heard versus Johnny Depp, where everybody was tuning in every day. Lunchtime. Let's go.

[Jacqueline Foley]

That's true.

[Jackson Claude]

That's disgusting. I feel, like, actually sick.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah. So the assistant U S attorney told the 12 person jury that cat Cassie first agreed to participate in his now infamous freak offs to make him happy. But the romps allegedly became violent over time with him beating his then girlfriend if she left earlier, took too long in the bathroom. During one particular incident, he told a prostitute to urinate in her mouth, which led to her feeling like she was choking, the prosecutor claimed.

[Jackson Claude]

However, I can't even begin to explain what is so up about having a prostitute pee in your mouth. Like the obvious P is gross. Right? Where has this prostitute been? Where did she come from? I seriously, I'm choking and it really makes you think. Because who can even come up with something so disgusting? It's like if I was having a freaky party and I wanted the freakiest thing I could think of, never in my life would I think to hire a prostitute to have her pee in the mouth of my girlfriend. Like, no. And it's disgusting.

[Jacqueline Foley]

One small anecdote from like years of this. And it's not like he's. He's being like accused of making someone pee in someone's mouth. Like, this is it.

[Jackson Claude]

This is just an anecdote.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Just like a crumb.

[Jackson Claude]

It's so disgusting.

[Jacqueline Foley]

It's so disgusting. The details are really, really graphic from the trial. I think everyone expected that they would be when it to comes, like, you know what?

[Jackson Claude]

I actually feel like?

[Jacqueline Foley]

Sex trafficking. No.

[Jackson Claude]

And it's like, I'm waiting. I'm having like Jeffrey Epstein ptsd where like Jeffrey Epson got arrested and we were all like, okay, we are finally gonna find out like, who all the pedophiles in Hollywood are. And it never happened.

[Jacqueline Foley]

But his defense team is arguing that like, yes, he has a bad temper and a history of violence, but they argued that he's simply not guilty of sex trafficking, that domestic violence is not sex trafficking because that's what he's on the stand for.

[Jackson Claude]

So. Right, like having a prostitute pee in your girlfriend's mouth, is that sex? Human trafficking? Sex trafficking?

[Jacqueline Foley]

No, no, that would have been like domestic violence.

[Jackson Claude]

Right.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Sexual assault.

[Jackson Claude]

And you're telling me there's not a charge for domestic violence? Or maybe the statute of limitations is run out.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah. Because then that would be like Cassie v. Right. Diddy.

[Jackson Claude]

And this is like the state v. Diddy.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah. For sex trafficking.

[Jackson Claude]

Yeah.

[Jacqueline Foley]

So but all of this, like, we'll get like, I'm sure there's the. We'll get to the trafficking.

[Jackson Claude]

Right, Right. We're just like setting the scene.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Right, Right. If there is alleged trafficking, just.

[Jackson Claude]

Yeah. If there Is which. Which there is.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Are you ready for our fourth story?

[Jackson Claude]

The fourth story, I am.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Morgan Wallen reveals the real reason behind his abrupt SNL exit. And it's not titillating whatsoever.

[Jackson Claude]

No, not even close.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Morgan Mullen has broken his silence on why he made his abrupt exit out of the SNL Get Me to God's Country. When he went on Sunday Conversation with host Caleb Presley, and he asked him, seriously, snl, did they make you mad? He said, no, no, I was just ready to go home.

[Jackson Claude]

Okay. The show itself, if you guys haven't seen, it's. It's formerly a barstool show. I believe that Caleb actually recently left. Barstool. Oh, no. Something like that. They, like, interview. The interview style is, like, very dry, satirical. It's not like, hard hitting. No one ever really, like, shares a truth.

[Jacqueline Foley]

It's like parody almost.

[Jackson Claude]

It's like. It's comedy.

[Jacqueline Foley]

It's like Between Two Ferns.

[Jackson Claude]

Yes, so exactly. That's the perfect comparison. So it's entirely possible that there's like, a whole other story about Get Me to God's country, but this is the first time Morgan's even, like, remotely addressing.

[Jacqueline Foley]

And he said, ready to go home? He said, I'd been there the time all. All week.

[Jackson Claude]

Right.

[Jacqueline Foley]

And that does, to me, feel. Answer the question of Get Me to God's Country. I feel like he wasn't calling SNL cast members a bunch of godless heathens. He was just, like, sick of New York. Okay. Which I could understand. Like, when I'm done here, Get Me to God's Country.

[Jackson Claude]

How does that answer the walk off?

[Jacqueline Foley]

I agree.

[Jackson Claude]

The what? To me, the Instagram story was only curious because it preceded. Or what's opposite of preceded? Antecedent. The walk off. The walk off was what, like, led people to be like, what's going on? Something's. He's mad.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah.

[Jackson Claude]

And then we all flocked to his Instagram and there was something there, and he was flock.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Flocking God's Country, New York.

[Jackson Claude]

So I'm not convinced.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Honestly, I really don't think there's anything beyond, like, the obvious and then them.

[Jackson Claude]

Sending, like, Keenan on Good Day New York. No, I'm telling you, there was something there.

[Jacqueline Foley]

No, I think it's like, was nothing bigger than them being all different people. He probably never, like, felt in play like that that was his place. Right.

[Jackson Claude]

And. Or his people.

[Jacqueline Foley]

And he did his job and he left. And a lot of them had clowned on him over the years in the COVID and whatever. So he did his job. He left. No blow up happened. It's just like we're different.

[Jackson Claude]

I guess people really see like how detrimental it was. Like if Morgan Wallen ever performs on SNL again because everybody, even Lauren, I think everyone's maintaining, like we're all good.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah.

[Jackson Claude]

And if you are, like the next time he has an album coming out, like he will do SNL as a part of his promo tour and if he does, then I'll, then I will buy this. But if he doesn't, and I don't think that he will, nor do I think that he should, it's not a good place for him.

[Jacqueline Foley]

I think that he will and I think that he should.

[Jackson Claude]

Wow.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah. About that.

[Jackson Claude]

I think that he won't and he shouldn't. But we'll find out like the next time there's a 50 song album coming out. Right.

[Jacqueline Foley]

And we haven't even gotten this 50 song out.

[Jackson Claude]

Right. No, this is like a, a toast kind of I guess Olivia Rodrigo one hit wonder thing. We'll have to check back in like.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Seriously in two years and keeping up with sports.

[Jackson Claude]

Yeah. Edits the list.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Are you ready for our fifth and final story?

[Jackson Claude]

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[Jacqueline Foley]

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[Jackson Claude]

Right. Their snacks offer a wide variety of junk free, better for you alternatives. I've eaten some of them. They're actually quite good.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah. Yeah. Those circles we've all been there and.

[Jackson Claude]

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[Jacqueline Foley]

And you are.

[Jackson Claude]

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[Jacqueline Foley]

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[Jackson Claude]

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[Jacqueline Foley]

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[Jackson Claude]

But also if you're like throwing a dinner party and like you're already doing back breaking work, like why make the salad?

[Jacqueline Foley]

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[Jackson Claude]

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[Jacqueline Foley]

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[Jackson Claude]

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[Jacqueline Foley]

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[Jackson Claude]

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[Jacqueline Foley]

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[Jackson Claude]

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[Jacqueline Foley]

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[Jackson Claude]

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[Jacqueline Foley]

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[Jackson Claude]

Jackie used to like literally book a room at a hotel just to get access for like the kids pool or they had like a little surf machine. Like and the fact this is like one of the concepts I wish I came up with myself.

[Jacqueline Foley]

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[Jackson Claude]

A hot summer's day, go lay by the pool in the city and like nobody has a pool. Doing a resort pass to a hotel with a pool or a spa, you can expand it. Inside is such a life hack.

[Jacqueline Foley]

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[Jackson Claude]

Thank you, Jacqueline Filet.

[Jacqueline Foley]

You're welcome. Turtle fillet.

[Jackson Claude]

We'll always have Foley Beach. Jackie made me listen to Sam Hunt, and then I've been obsessed with this song Delta. What's on that? No matter what, never. 23.

[Jacqueline Foley]

23.

[Jackson Claude]

Wait, 22. I'll never be 23.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Anyone but you.

[Jackson Claude]

And there's a line in it. We'll always have Foley Beach. Like, it's extremely Jacqueline. Fully coated.

[Jacqueline Foley]

We need to go to Foley beach and get at a resort pass.

[Jackson Claude]

What the hell is Foley Beach? I feel like. I'm sure it's like, North Carolina.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah, yeah. No, I'm sure it's like. Like, in that area. Foley.

[Jackson Claude]

It's F, O, L, E, Y. I believe South Carolina said it in the song. South Carolina.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Oh, it's called, but it's spelled F O, L, L, Y. L, Y.

[Jackson Claude]

Folly Beach. And he's just, like, being quirky with his pronunciations. That's so Sam.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Hold on, let me go to the lyrics. Let's sort this out.

[Jackson Claude]

I don't mean to bother you, but I couldn't just walk by.

[Jacqueline Foley]

I'm obsessed.

[Jackson Claude]

Like, says, I think Sam Follet Beach.

[Jacqueline Foley]

F, O, L, L, Y. I think.

[Jackson Claude]

That Sam Hunt and I got off on the wrong foot because he insisted on, like, breaking into the music industry with, like, this talk to, text type of singing style. Like, I don't mean to bother you.

[Jacqueline Foley]

But I couldn't just walk by.

[Jackson Claude]

And then, like, when he starts singing, I'm like, okay, yes.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Say hi.

[Jackson Claude]

I don't know your name. Everybody in here knows your name. And it's like, are you rapping? Are you singing? Like, can you stop?

[Jacqueline Foley]

But that was the magic of Sandheim. And do you notice that. That a lot of country stars do that now?

[Jackson Claude]

Not a lot, but there's a huge song, the Ella Langley Riley Green one, where they're like, talk to texting, and.

[Jacqueline Foley]

It'S okay with it.

[Jackson Claude]

It's a huge moment for Sam Hunt. No, actually, like, I feel uncomfortable when I see people performing, like, the. The sort of. It's not rap. It's like talking song, sing song. It's weird.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Well, you're in your Sam Hunt era. You can try and fight it. You can talk, but I'm not fighting that. It.

[Jackson Claude]

I'm not gonna get. I'm letting you know. Like, I think the reason I've been so hesitant is because that's how he entered the music sphere, by being like.

[Jacqueline Foley]

I know, but the songs were killer.

[Jackson Claude]

They were. They were.

[Jacqueline Foley]

I wanna steal your freedom.

[Jackson Claude]

I mean, that album, Montalvo, like, yeah, Monticello, Monte Li.

[Jacqueline Foley]

It was a moment in time.

[Jackson Claude]

Had to be there.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Would you want to go to a Sam Hunt concert? Like, say he was playing?

[Jackson Claude]

I would.

[Jacqueline Foley]

I would like PlayStation Theater tonight. Not tonight. No, no, sorry.

[Jackson Claude]

We're tired.

[Jacqueline Foley]

We're out of commission. We have a lunch meeting.

[Jackson Claude]

I.

[Jacqueline Foley]

But, like, this year in general.

[Jackson Claude]

Okay. Like, circumstances, not with standing. Like, yes, I would like to see Sam Hunt in concert. I think, like a nice outdoor venue with, like, a margarita. As long as I'm not pregnant.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Like pnc.

[Jackson Claude]

Yeah. Like an amphitheater. I could.

[Jacqueline Foley]

I saw him at PNC once.

[Jackson Claude]

I don't think, though, that, like, I could, like, look him in the eyes, you know?

[Jacqueline Foley]

You don't want to go backstage?

[Jackson Claude]

No, no, please don't invite me. Like, I. I actually can. I feel weird.

[Jacqueline Foley]

That's fair.

[Jackson Claude]

Yeah.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Don't worry. They're not inviting us.

[Jackson Claude]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Our fifth and final story.

[Jackson Claude]

It's 11:11. By the way, make a wish. I wish, like, happiness for happiness like this forever.

[Jacqueline Foley]

I've made my wish.

[Jackson Claude]

Thank you.

[Jacqueline Foley]

My wish for you is that this life becomes all that you wanted to.

[Jackson Claude]

Is the final story.

[Jacqueline Foley]

More musical news.

[Jackson Claude]

Oh, I think this will just have to sing.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Wicked live musical special starring Ariana Grande, said the Arrivio, set for this fall on Ambassador NBC. A live musical TV special featuring Wicked movie star Cynthia and Ari singing songs from the Universal Pictures film is set to air on NBC this fall. The Wicked Special event will take place at the Peacock Theater in LA ahead of the November 21st release of the sequel film, Wicked for Good. The musical special will be broadcast live on NBC and streamed the next day on Peacock.

[Jackson Claude]

So it's around the same time as the second part of the movie is being released. Yeah, I feel like they need to feed us, like, a little bit sooner because, like, we're gonna get nothing for a whole year. And then we get, like, this big TV special and movie special in the same month.

[Jacqueline Foley]

I think we need nothing for a whole year. They can't. Can't keep at this pace for the rest of the year. Like, we definitely take off. Summer ramp back up in the fall. It's okay. We haven't forgotten about you, and we know it's coming. And Wicked Mania was so big and so fantastic that we'll be back.

[Jackson Claude]

And I just want to say I love this. Last time they did a televised Wicked special, I still listened to the Ariana Grande version of the wizard and I. And I loved it. Even though there was, like, a lot of performances and only the Ariana Grande. One stuck with me. Like Idina Menzel. Like, they kind of all stunk it up. So I need the programming to.

[Jacqueline Foley]

I think it will be good.

[Jackson Claude]

I think it'll be good, too. I love Wicked. Like, I love to hear people sing Wicked, especially people who are really good singers.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Cindy and Ari. I'm down, like, another duet.

[Jackson Claude]

Right.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Par. Deliciousness.

[Jackson Claude]

I mean, think about how everybody, like, was so gooped and gagged over the Oscars.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Like, it'll be like that for an hour.

[Jackson Claude]

For an hour. That's fun.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah. I think that's a really good idea.

[Jackson Claude]

Me, too.

[Jacqueline Foley]

From all teams. NBC loves a live musical special, so I know they're creaming their pants.

[Jackson Claude]

And it's been a while since Annie Live. That was the last one. One?

[Jacqueline Foley]

Was it the last. I don't think it was.

[Jackson Claude]

It 1000% was. Because we follow every live performance from casting all the way up until recording.

[Jacqueline Foley]

True.

[Jackson Claude]

And the last one we were gooped and gagged over was Annie Live. I know you loved it so much so they. I don't know if that department of, like, I don't know if that type of production is successful for NBC. I don't know if they make a lot of money from it. I feel like. No, because they would have done one. It's been, like, I want to say, two or three years since Annie Live.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah, it has been. I'm trying to see, like, maybe that whole, like, team at NBC like, got laid off, and now they're not doing those anymore. It's impossible to search. Like, what were the lives? Whatever is live on NBC.

[Jackson Claude]

What other plays do you feel like need to be done live?

[Jacqueline Foley]

They've done such good ones.

[Jackson Claude]

Right? They've done Peter Pan, Hairspray, Hairspray, the Wiz music. No, they didn't do Rent.

[Jacqueline Foley]

They did.

[Jackson Claude]

They did. Yeah.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Vanessa Hudgens.

[Jackson Claude]

That's what I was thinking.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Okay.

[Jackson Claude]

Greece. Vanessa Hudgens was Greece, too. Yeah. She also was Rent.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah, I believe so. She's a perfect person.

[Jackson Claude]

Yeah.

[Jacqueline Foley]

What other, like, Sound of Music, honestly.

[Jackson Claude]

Did they do Beauty and the Beast live?

[Jacqueline Foley]

No, no, but they did something they.

[Jackson Claude]

Threw with her and Josh Groban.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah, we watched it.

[Jackson Claude]

Yeah. The kids loved it. Michael, Olivia and Michaela.

[Jacqueline Foley]

It was like an anniversary special.

[Jackson Claude]

Something doesn't count. It wasn't Life. Shania Twain was Mrs. Potts, remember?

[Jacqueline Foley]

Right.

[Jackson Claude]

It was not right. They should do Beauty and the Beast live.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah. I just feel like nobody wants to do live these days. Like, nobody wants to work that hard. No, it's a thankless job. Because of course there's going to be errors. And you're like, I'm watching this on tv. Why are there errors? But you just don't respect the magic of live. No.

[Jackson Claude]

And, like, yes, we could do it not live, and it would be better. So, like, why don't we just do that? I mean, that's called the movie.

[Jacqueline Foley]

So way less exciting. It's so low stage.

[Jackson Claude]

I agree. I need the live departments at these big networks to get back to work. Work.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah, I think it's really good for humanity.

[Jackson Claude]

Yeah. And it's like, family friendly content. What about the Lion King? Yeah, I'm gonna. I could see, like, Jacob Tremblay being Simba.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Oh, crush it.

[Jackson Claude]

Even though he's, like, literally 20 now.

[Jacqueline Foley]

You know, he doesn't sing.

[Jackson Claude]

I feel like every kid who, like, acts or what, they also sing well.

[Jacqueline Foley]

I feel like when you're a kid, if you sing like, you sound fine because you sound like a kid.

[Jackson Claude]

There are no kids with bad voices.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Right. They just sound like kids. Yeah, but when they're no longer kids, they're not singing anything.

[Jackson Claude]

They're singing it up.

[Jacqueline Foley]

It's like Disney classic, Disney Channel.

[Jackson Claude]

Let's dive into Dear Toasters, our weekly advice segment that we do every single week, and specifically on Tuesdays, where Jackie and I will take submissions from girlies who write into us, like, needing help. You can write into us two ways. One is our website, thetostpodcast.com. there's a little Dear Toaster submission box. Or you can just shoot us an email. Dear toasters, gmail.com. both are totally anonymous. We never use names. Don't worry, like, we won't be blowing up your spot. We're just gonna do our best to help and, like, jury's out on whether, you know, we can do that. We're about to find out.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah, usually we can.

[Jackson Claude]

Hey, girlies. I have a boyfriend. Six months now. He's really a p. Job. He's shown me what it's like to be treated really well by a guy while watching a show the other day, the topic of prostitutes came up, and he reluctantly admitted to me that several times he has paid for sex. He told me this was a long time ago. Yeah, he told me it was a long time ago. We're in our 30s now, and this was when he was in his early 20s while he was abroad in a place where this is legal.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Okay.

[Jackson Claude]

It's desperate. Am I wrong to judge him for this? Would you be okay knowing in the past that your man had Been with a prostitute. I know that it's in the past, but I can't help but think about if he would do that. What else has he done? And it's really giving me the ick.

[Jacqueline Foley]

That is so icky. And I have to say something so crazy, like, I wish he never told you.

[Jackson Claude]

Yeah, I feel like, ick culture. We're always talking about how, like, people be like, oh, my God, like, his shirt was green.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Ick.

[Jackson Claude]

And this is an ick. I agree. Because not only does it make you think about, like, your own sexual health, like, this is a person who's had sex with a prostitute. And also with you. It also, you know, it's not every person would buy sex. So, like, it also is an indicator of the type of person this person is. And so I don't want to be judgmental, but, like, I am with you. Like, this is concerning.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah. And I'm sure he's been tested since. And like, all of those issues, like, should not be an issue 10 years later. Like, I'm sure that part is fine. It's just, like, weird to think about. But it's like, if he's so past that chapter of his life and it's like a. He's open, incredible thing he did when he was younger. And it has no bearing on his future. Like, should he even have told you?

[Jackson Claude]

Didn't sound like it was a regrettable thing, though. He didn't say, like, I did it. And I'm deeply ashamed.

[Jacqueline Foley]

He just like, shared, you should leave him.

[Jackson Claude]

And almost it was like, yeah, like, that's something I did. Yeah.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Like, everyone.

[Jackson Claude]

You just said it was like, a long time ago. Like, whatever.

[Jacqueline Foley]

I feel like probably a lot of people do this and then they just don't tell their partner.

[Jackson Claude]

Can I ask you a question? Because what do we consider prostitution? Like, do you consider going to, like, in, like, a happy ending spa prostitution? No, me neither. But, like, that would also give me the ick.

[Jacqueline Foley]

It would. But I don't think of Calvin Harris as having been with a prostitute.

[Jackson Claude]

Right. Never forget those pictures of Kevin Harris leaving a happy ending spa.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Right. That's a different. Like, okay, we'll deal with the happy endings. But paying for sex.

[Jackson Claude]

Right? Right.

[Jacqueline Foley]

And I paying for sex.

[Jackson Claude]

It's being in a different country totally helps. Right. Like, culturally, like, in America, it's not legal. Well, that. I don't know if it's legal in other countries either. I'm thinking of Amsterdam, like, red light district.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah, that's. I think it's legal.

[Jackson Claude]

Okay, so it's not so much about breaking the law, though. That's not where, like, I'm concerned. It's just like. Like, go to a bar. Like, it's not that hard for a man to get laid, you know, if you really want to.

[Jacqueline Foley]

But I feel like sometimes if people travel and they, you know, when in Rome, they want to experience local experiences. Try the cuisine.

[Jackson Claude]

Right.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Try the prostitutes, the.

[Jackson Claude]

Yeah, but you could do that at a bar.

[Jacqueline Foley]

So it's not the same.

[Jackson Claude]

Right.

[Jacqueline Foley]

This would be difficult to reconcile with.

[Jackson Claude]

It and answer your question. No, I don't think there's anything wrong with you, like, being icked out and.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Judgy, but, like, if you're in a p jam relationship with someone who's treating and like, something they did 10 years ago, it's gonna change your current reality.

[Jackson Claude]

Now let me ask you a question, because, like.

[Jacqueline Foley]

I just wish we never knew. Yeah, it wouldn't make a difference.

[Jackson Claude]

Yeah, but we do know. So what do we do?

[Jacqueline Foley]

But I'm just saying, like, not only did you do this, though, which was wrong to do. He told you about it, which was also wrong to do.

[Jackson Claude]

Yeah. I have to imagine, though, she was, like, poking and prodding.

[Jacqueline Foley]

I don't want. I'm not like a bury my head in the sand sort of person, but this information does not serve you at all, and it only icks you out.

[Jackson Claude]

I would just, like, seriously do some hardcore mental gymnastics and just forget about it.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah.

[Jackson Claude]

If he's the boyfriend you say he.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Is, the man of your dreams, like.

[Jackson Claude]

Fine, he had a prostitute. Fine.

[Jacqueline Foley]

It sounded like more than one.

[Jackson Claude]

Yeah, it did, actually. Several times. Yeah. He paid for sex. That's really crazy. Maybe he was just, like, ugly and shy, you know?

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah, Maybe, like, in order to move past this, we need more information.

[Jackson Claude]

Right, right. But let's just, like, cling to the fact that it was not in America like, that. That the second I read it, like, I unclenched a little bit. Yeah, like, sorry, he's a cosmopolitan man, you know? No, like, sorry, he cares so deeply about other cultures that he has to enmesh himself. You know, waist down.

[Jacqueline Foley]

This may make you feel better. I feel like if you really got down to brass tacks, like, how many American men that have traveled abroad and visited, how many of them paid for sex? I think it's a lot. And so just know you're not alone.

[Jackson Claude]

You're just a statistic.

[Jacqueline Foley]

That's always what you want to hear.

[Jackson Claude]

Ready? Hey, Swirlies. My husband recently found a small lump on his text. Text on his testicle. And his doctor ordered an ultrasound to see what it could be. Now, I've had multiple, multiple ultrasounds at the same location. Every time I've gone to the ultrasound tech, it's just stunning. It's fabulous. Oh. Oh, no, no. Sorry. Every time I've gone to the. The ultrasound technician, she is absolutely stunning. They are always wearing, like, tight little scrubs. Absolutely beautiful women. Am I crazy for feeling like he should request a male tech to perform this ultrasound? The idea of him in a dark room with his pants off and a beautiful girl rubbing his junk just doesn't sit right with me. I'm currently newly postpartum, and I'm just feeling a little bit insecure here. Yes. His health comes first. And I know it's not all about me, but for some reason, this is uncomfortable for me. Am I crazy? Let's say it together. Yes.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Okay.

[Jackson Claude]

I'm like, you are crazy.

[Jacqueline Foley]

No, I was gonna say, like, first of all, you can't request a different ultrasound.

[Jackson Claude]

No, you can. You can request gender.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Like, I feel like when you're a woman, you can request a woman.

[Jackson Claude]

The thing is, is, like, this tech ain't looking at your man. Like, she grabs all day. Like, she literally don't care.

[Jacqueline Foley]

No, she's checking out his testicles in a medical capacity. I'm sure he's feeling weird.

[Jackson Claude]

Y. Yeah.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Not. And it's not sexy. Like, a little embarrassed. Like, not that there's anything embarrassing, but.

[Jackson Claude]

Like, he's not like, hey, look at my big testicles. There's a lump on it. Like, I. Let's just chalk this up. I'm glad you wrote in. Like, you can acknowledge, like, perhaps you're just, like, in a hormonal state.

[Jacqueline Foley]

All about surveillance.

[Jackson Claude]

Yes, of course.

[Jacqueline Foley]

But I think we can make peace with this.

[Jackson Claude]

I think let's chalk this up to, like, postpartum hormones. Like, you have a lot going on. Your husband is completely safe.

[Jacqueline Foley]

He can be in the presence of a beautiful professional.

[Jackson Claude]

Right. And, yeah, I'm. I'm also not precious about medical stuff. Do you know what I mean? Like, we have a male obgyn, both of us. And, like, I was actually having this conversation with a couple of my friends. I guess they all have women who, like, they actively sought out. I'm like, oh, I didn't even realize, like, Dr. Fox was a man. Like, it's just Dr. You know?

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah.

[Jackson Claude]

You just look at it from a really clinical perspective.

[Jacqueline Foley]

No, I was having this conversation a while ago on the redheads about, like, women doctors, and I Was like, I know.

[Jackson Claude]

They should be paid less than men. I'm kidding. It's a comfort thing. Like, for sure.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah. The best doctor for the job.

[Jackson Claude]

Correct.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Is how I feel.

[Jackson Claude]

But actually, the other day when I went to the doctor, Dr. Fox was like, if you might be, like, getting contractions soon. And I was like, okay, what does that feel like? He's like, I have no idea.

[Jacqueline Foley]

That's funny.

[Jackson Claude]

Yeah, it is funny.

[Jacqueline Foley]

But I was actually thinking that I was, like, describing something to him, like, because I wanted to. It's like when you have your period, but, like, you didn't know that either.

[Jackson Claude]

No. And then I saw another doctor in Dr. Fox's office, and it was a woman, and she was actually pregnant. And I was like, oh, okay. So, like, what does the contraction feel like? So it doesn't matter. Like, at some point, Jackie's right. The best doctor for the job. And, like, what? So you'll get the male technician who stinks, and then they won't diagnose your husband properly?

[Jacqueline Foley]

I'm sorry. She's so beautiful.

[Jackson Claude]

What?

[Jacqueline Foley]

He's gonna have a boner. Like, that's. She would freak out. Like, that is. That's actually best case. Because then.

[Jackson Claude]

No, I'm sure people get boners all the time. And it's like, so not a big deal.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Yeah, we can. We can relinquish.

[Jackson Claude]

We can rest easy, like. And, like, it's not like a lump is, like, so sexy.

[Jacqueline Foley]

You know, there's nothing sexy about what's going down.

[Jackson Claude]

Correct. You can rest easy.

[Jacqueline Foley]

All right.

[Jackson Claude]

This is the third and final deer toasters. It actually has something to do with us.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Okay.

[Jackson Claude]

Dear toasters, I'm looking for some advice. My husband has recently discovered he is sat for the toast, thanks to me, to the point where he's plans his days and evenings on when we would sit down and watch it together. We've been home together for almost a week now because we just had our first baby, by the way, Claudia. Can't wait for you. For you to lose your mucus plug. The other day, I got up off the couch to shower. He paused the podcast. About 10 minutes in, I got out of the shower and found out that he had finished the episode without me. His response? It was a great episode. You. You will love it. Which I think is so rude because I wouldn't do that with his podcast. I guess I'm reaching out for advice on how to un. Obsess my husband with the podcast. Listen, it's the kind of the power of the toast.

[Jacqueline Foley]

I'd love to never catch us giving out that sort of advice. No, but that's a spell we'll never tell you.

[Jackson Claude]

Boundaries do need to be set on. On content sharing.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Right. And that is irrespective of whatever you're watching. Like, if you guys were watching a show together, you pause and you wait. That's actually really crazy. And you can play this for him and let him know, we love you.

[Jackson Claude]

We love that.

[Jacqueline Foley]

You will love it.

[Jackson Claude]

The enthusiasm is so appreciate it.

[Jacqueline Foley]

But wait for your girl. You know, she's been through a lot. I would say no.

[Jackson Claude]

And I think that what I've heard is that the toast is sort of this, like, anchor for postpartum women. So for the fact that, like, you went to take a shower, like, God forbid, and he went and watched it without you, like, it's disgusting and it should be treated how you would treat any TV show. If you're watching a series with someone and like, you know, bengals take a shower, like, okay, I'll pause. Like, I'm not gonna watch the episode without you. The toast is kind of like the Sopranos, you know, do better. Do better, but enjoy. We're so glad.

[Jacqueline Foley]

We're happy to have you. Tell your friends.

[Jackson Claude]

Yes. Yes. Rub some nerd in it. That was your Toasters, our weekly advice segment. Thank you to everybody who wrote in. If you have written in recently and we had helped you out, we would love to hear from you. Perhaps an update. So email us or submit on the website a little update and we'll do our best to get it read on air. If it's titillating, that's our show.

[Jacqueline Foley]

That's about it. Gotta go.

[Jackson Claude]

That's all she wrote. Yeah. We have lots of business things to do in the big city together, so thank you guys so much for listening to the toast of Monday morning show where we deliver the fastest stories you need to know every Monday through Friday on YouTube. So you're watching us on YouTube? Please feel free to subscribe and give this video a thumbs up. We're also available as a podcast and our podcast we found at Spotify and stitch your public video. I already cast box all the places we said podcast. Beautiful sounding and wickedly talented. We are.

[Jacqueline Foley]

Love you. Bye.