Ladies Locker Room Talk

Summary

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Podcast Summary: Unsupervised with Syd & TP

Episode: Ladies Locker Room Talk
Air Date: October 16, 2025
Hosts: Syd Colson ("Sid") & Theresa Plaisance ("TP")
Network: Dear Media

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Main Theme

This episode brings listeners into the intentionally chaotic and hilarious world of Syd and TP—a “2 a.m. group chat you accidentally walked into.” “Ladies Locker Room Talk” features irreverent discussions on influencer culture, 2000s music videos, loyalty rules for TV-watching, locker room hygiene, sports betting shenanigans, and the weirdness of AI actors. The signature “Locker Room Talk” segment explores what really goes down in women's locker rooms, led by Syd and TP’s infectious openness and comedic candor.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Interruption as Love Language

• Sid & TP address listener feedback about interrupting each other too much. They double-down:
  • “Interruption is love language.” — TP (00:18)
  • Sid admits to ADHD traits and jokes she doesn’t need a diagnosis—she knows herself better than any doctor.
  • Both agree they interrupt because they're genuinely excited, not rude.

2. Influencer/Review Drama: The Bakery Story

• Sid plays a viral clip of a bakery owner who calls out an influencer for requesting free food for a good review—then leaving a false, nasty review anyway.
  • Bakery owner details the hard work and real Italian ingredients that go into their products.
  • Sid and TP react:
    • “That’s just a weird person…extremely lame.” — Sid (05:14)
    • TP and Sid express skepticism toward online reviews, joking about seven-paragraph appetizers and “raisin in mac and cheese” crowd (06:37).
    • TP notes quiet heroism: “I have to really log on, remember my password, just so people know I don’t do this often” (08:29).
  • On tipping:
    • TP sticks to minimum tip even with rude service: “If you’re a shitty person you also need to pay your bills.” (09:19)
    • Sid adds context: “In customer service, you have to get it together in a hurry. We don’t get to just show up to games and just not play.” (10:48)
    • Both reinforce: Don’t be a weird influencer. Don’t blackmail local businesses.

3. MTV’s End of an Era & 2000s Music Video Nostalgia

• MTV to shut down music channels: Both reminisce about formative hours spent watching music videos before school.
  • TP remembers practicing Ciara’s “Ride” choreography with kneepads: “I need this like I need air.” (13:32)
  • Sid shares her “not at all a gay awakening” memories of formative music crushes: Destiny's Child, Monica, Aaliyah.
  • Both reminisce about music video school performances (TP’s legendary “One, Two Step” and “Grillz” performances at Ursuline Academy—15:04 – 16:26).
  • They go on a nostalgia spree:
    • Missy Elliott, Gwen Stefani, Usher, Outkast, Chingy, Bone Thugs (“Bom bom bom bom, bom bom bom, boom…tell me what ya got…” — TP 22:08), Wyclef and Lauryn Hill videos, classic music video dance/fight sequences.
  • Sid laments: “These kind of conversations make me mad. Music’s just not the same.” (20:25)

4. Viral Sports Moments: Preseason Betting Gone Wild

• Paolo Banchero clip: A fan heckles an NBA player for not hitting their parlay, and Paolo calls out his apparent gambling addiction in real time (38:29).
  • Sid: “To be diagnosed by a professional athlete is absolutely insane.”
  • TP: “Preseason betting is where we cross the line.”
  • Both express dismay at the normalization of sports gambling, with TP noting: “The only people that are trying are people that are probably not in the betting app…this guy [Banchero] is coasting.”
  • Sid: “You posted it, proud that like you…just really…”
  • TP: “Go to therapy. Therapy is so healthy.”
• Both joke that therapists should now be DMing viral gambling addicts instead of ESPN requesting clips.

5. TV-Watching Loyalty: Is It Cheating to Move Ahead?

• How to handle when your partner/friend watches ahead on a series:
  • TP: “Two reminders, and then I’m moving on. I just don’t have any more time for that.” (31:51)
  • Sid admits she binge-watches but gets distracted. TP playfully complains about Sid rewinding “10 minutes instead of 15 seconds” and falling asleep everywhere.
  • Both agree on a two-strike rule for moving ahead, unless you originally introduced the show, then demand more loyalty.
  • Sid fake-complains but ultimately is not bothered, unless it’s her show to begin with: “You didn’t even know this existed—you need to wait.”

6. Locker Room Talk: “Skid Mark Scenario”

• Locker Room Talk segment debuts: Sid proposes a hypothetical—what do you do if you catch a teammate, close friend, or star player with a “massive skid mark” in their underwear before a game?
  • TP walks through scenarios:
    • Close friend: quietly stage an intervention in the bathroom, bring game shorts, solve discreetly.
    • Annoying star player: “Oh god, what’s that smell?”—expose them for a team laugh.
    • Quiet teammate, first-time offender: stay silent, preserve their dignity. Repeat offender: politely urge them to see a doctor.
  • If it’s TP’s mishap, she’d joke about it to beat anyone else to the punch; if it’s Sid, she’d try to be discreet—unless it’s a close friend, then it’s merciless.
  • Sid proposes leaving a mysterious but supportive Post-it note for less familiar teammates ("Hey, I saw what happened earlier, wasn't sure if you needed someone to chat with...").
  • TP cautions: “This doesn’t fairly represent all ladies in ladies locker rooms, just us.”
  • Both agree: if you see the same problem twice, you have to intervene.

7. Question from Listener: Thoughts on AI Actors

• DM from Eleanor: asking about AI actors replacing real actors for “young versions” of characters.
  • Both hosts are harshly anti-AI actors:
    • Sid: “We don’t like the overuse of AI…We will be iRobot soon.”
    • TP: “We’re gonna just go with the computer.”
  • Sid: “Computers don’t have souls. You’re supposed to feel something [from art].”
  • TP: “Creativity comes from the human mind.”
  • Overall, both feel it's dehumanizing to replace artists in an already difficult industry.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

Interruption = Love

• “Interruption is love language.” — TP (00:18)

On Influencer Blackmail

• “That’s just a weird person… extremely lame.” — Sid (05:14)

On Reviewing for the People

• "I have to really log on, remember my password, just so people know I don’t do this often.” — TP (08:29)

On Tipping Even When Treated Poorly

• “If you’re a shitty person you also need to pay your bills.” — TP (09:19)
• “In customer service, you have to get that together in a hurry. We don’t get to just show up to games and just not play.”— Sid (10:48)

Music Video Mania

• “I need this like I need air.” — TP after reminiscing about practicing Ciara’s “Ride” (13:32)
• “These kind of conversations make me mad. Music’s just not the same.” — Sid (20:25)

On Betting Addiction

• “To be diagnosed by a professional athlete is absolutely insane.” — Sid (38:56)
• “Preseason betting is where we cross the line.” — TP (39:33)
• “Therapists are like, reaching out to them…Hey, about your addiction.” — Sid (42:22)

TV Loyalty

• “Two reminders, and then I’m moving on. I just don’t have any more time for that.” — TP (31:51)
• “You didn’t even know this existed—you need to wait…” — Sid (36:14)
• “The amount of times that I’ve heard conversation after I already watched the episode…Because you most likely fell asleep..." — TP teasing Sid (34:17)

Locker Room Candor

• “I would make this extra uncomfortable… hey Sid, can you meet me in the big stall in the bathroom?” — TP on finding a close friend’s disaster (47:36)
• “I’d leave a Post-it: ‘Hey, I saw what happened earlier. Wasn’t sure if you needed someone to chat with…’” — Sid (55:04)

On AI in the Arts

• “We don’t like the overuse of AI… We will be iRobot soon.” — Sid (59:16)
• “Computers don’t have souls. You’re supposed to feel something [from art].” — Sid (62:04)
• “Creativity comes from the human mind.” — TP (62:48)

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Timestamps for Major Segments

• 00:00 – 01:11: On interruption—love language & ADHD
• 02:51 – 06:37: Bakery/influencer story & sid / TP’s take on reviews
• 09:13 – 10:48: Tipping, customer service, grace for bad days
• 11:23 – 22:31: MTV, music video nostalgia, school performances
• 38:27 – 42:42: Paolo Banchero sports betting story, professional athlete diagnoses
• 30:17 – 37:16: TV-watching loyalty rules, rewatching, falling asleep
• 43:32 – 58:06: “Locker Room Talk” segment—Skid mark scenario with multiple perspectives
• 58:34 – 63:47: Listener question about AI actors; anti-AI in the arts

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The Vibe & Tone

Sid and TP provide a vibrant, unfiltered window into their friendship and sports culture, full of banter, random games, and “unhinged” but ultimately supportive life advice. The tone is playful, irreverent, and unapologetically chatty—like a real chat thread with friends who go deep (about music videos) and shallow (about TV betrayal) in the same breath. This episode especially captures their talent for turning the most random what-ifs (locker room, parlay mishaps) into laugh-out-loud social commentary.

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Summary

“Ladies Locker Room Talk” stands out as a riotous blend of throwback reminiscence, modern dilemmas, and honest, off-the-cuff humor. Syd and TP riff on everything from influencer entitlement to the decline of music video culture and the wildest locker room hypotheticals, all while fielding listener questions with the sincerity (and sarcasm) that defines their friendship. For an audience seeking community, mischief, and the comfort of overhearing a great group chat, this episode nails the assignment.

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For more wild hypotheticals, unfiltered opinions, and accidental wisdom, tune in weekly—because on Unsupervised, you truly never know what you’ll get.

Transcript

[TP]

Welcome back, babysitters.

[Sid]

Welcome back, babysitters. My screen was counting down. So, Kayla, your countdown was wrong.

[TP]

Do you wanna call you out?

[Sid]

No. Hate to call her out, but they called us out saying that we were interrupting each other too much. Y'. All. Can you believe that?

[TP]

But that's our love language. Interruption is love language. And Bob, I'm interrupting you, then I don't. I don't care what you have to say.

[Sid]

Probably. I do not care.

[TP]

There's a.

[Sid]

I'm. I'm adhd, undiagnosed, as we all know. But, yeah, I know myself. I don't need to go get that diagnosis. Like, I've been knowing me longer than that doctor has, so I can for sure tell you I have it. And I get excited when somebody's talking. Like, if I'm not interrupting you, you've lost my attention, essentially.

[TP]

For real.

[Sid]

Nothing to trip about.

[TP]

But I'm gonna forget my point. And I know my point's about to be hilarious, so I have to say it out loud. Like, whatever it is, you were on your path, you're gonna remember that. Yeah, I'm not gonna remember this outburst.

[Sid]

I'm not gonna. I'm not gonna. I'm not gonna remember. And I feel like, okay, somebody was saying, all right, if you're an interrupter, you have to be the person that brings stuff back, though. I'm like, actually, I'm not the person that brings it back. I forget.

[TP]

I'm like, so where did this whole thing start? Yeah, yeah.

[Sid]

They're like, oh, it started with you interrupting me.

[TP]

I'm like, yeah, but about what?

[Sid]

No, we gotta work on that. That's bad.

[TP]

Interruption equals love, y'.

[Sid]

All.

[TP]

Play the intro.

[Podcast Intro Voice]

Unsupervised. Unsupervised. Unsupervised.

[Sid]

Yeah. Yes. Yes.

[Podcast Intro Voice]

Ok. Say what we want and yeah, we say what we feel. Sitting tmp of the mix and they be keeping it real. On brand, off topic, out of pocket. Anything you need, they got it. Why don't you shop? You know they going to block it when it's game time and you know.

[TP]

I'm going blocking it.

[Podcast Intro Voice]

We cover everything, like harder than us and yeah, we looking down on haters cuz they smaller than us and yeah, my flow is so dep I be coughing it up. You said that we going flat. Well, then I'm calling your block.

[Sid]

Take us to my favorite segment. No, you do. Oh, my second favorite.

[TP]

So I'd like to take this special time to thank our sponsors once again. We forgot the post it notes. Yeah, but One of us remembered the posted notes and then remind the other one, but the other one was in a rush. We're not gonna say which one was who. Anyway, so thanks to our sponsors. Wow. Thank you guys so much. Nobody. Absolutely nobody.

[Sid]

I did the new. The new. Yeah.

[TP]

I was like, who are you?

[Sid]

All right. So the other day I saw this video. It's a bakery.

[Bakery Owner]

So we recently had an influencer reach out to us and ask to do a collaboration, and we respectfully declined because it was not in our budget right now. Then she essentially tried to blackmail us by saying if we offer the food for free, she would then write a good review about us. I told her we'd think about it, but she still came in the next day. And although we hadn't agreed to collab with her, we recognized her when she came in, and we still were very accommodating and offered her extra drinks. So we totally respect a bad review, but what we don't like is lying and bullying. The first thing she said was that our pistachio was so faked. Fun fact. We have right here our pistachio paste that is 100% pistachios from Italy. All of our flour that we use in our product, the farine de blais, epautre, gru et rouge, all comes on a palette from Europe. And also this is our panettone flower, straight from Italy. It's written entirely in Italian. Not bad for close to the airport bakery. Beyond the fact that we spend 10 times the amount of money to buy the ingredients, the most valuable part of our product is the time we spent to make them. From our sourdough starter to our dough, every single thing is handmade from scratch.

[TP]

To make this, we spent six months to learn it, how to feed it.

[Sid]

Know how to work with it, and.

[Bakery Owner]

It only likes the flour from Italy. And this isn't just about me. This specific influencer has gone to many different local restaurants and bullied them. The problem is if the next generation is influenced by her to believe it's okay to bully and disrespect the food industry. We like working with influencers, but acting like the working class is beneath you and promoting this kind of message on social media and bribing us for free stuff is not really something we support. My biggest pride in what I've built here isn't just how I source my ingredients, but it's having found the people to be in my team that wake up every day and that care about what we do, our processes, and that work really, really hard to do this. And most of all, thank you to our customers. Sincerely. Because it's thanks to you that since day one, I get to live my dream of having a bakery. And thanks to your support, I've been able to continue to be as true to my art.

[Sid]

Wait, so they gave you something free when you came in? They just couldn't, you know, they couldn't or didn't want the red carpet for you. Yeah. But then you write something nasty like that's just a weird person. Like that's extremely lame. Like they didn't have to be nice and still give you something free. So the lady in the video, I'm gonna just assume this is the owner. The owner or manager was like calling out everything she says and she was like, so not only are you bullying us, you know, in the comments, you're also lying cause you said our pistachio was fake or something. She goes and pulls out like the.

[TP]

It'S like hand mashed.

[Sid]

Right? Right. Was talking about like all the products, the flour, the everything they like imported.

[TP]

From, directly from Italy. The whole process of them hand making it tastes like six days for them to make this.

[Sid]

Right. Kneading the dough. And I was just like the audacity of people though. First of all, you're, if you're, you're like begging for the collab. If they say no, move on. Like if you feel away, don't eat at the restaurant anymore. The bakery, if it really bothered you that bad. But to still go in, get something free and then write something was crazy. And people were eating her up in the comments.

[TP]

And this is exactly why I rarely trust reviews or I'm a review reader. Like if I'm going to a hotel, if I'm going to a resort, if I'm going to a restaurant, I like to see what people are saying about it. But you have to take it with a grain of salt. Because I'm like, some people a just have like really terrible taste buds and you should never trust them and their reviews on food anyway. I'm like, if you're throwing raisins into your Mac and cheese, I probably am not going to trust your food recommendation whatsoever. If you don't believe in salt, I'm also not going to trust your food recommendation. But also there's people that have like a really good experience and because they have entitlement and just life issues that makes you feel like you're better than everybody else. You're gonna just treat a business that's trying hard and is also accommodating you in some kind of way in this.

[Sid]

Situation when they didn't have to. But wait. I hate reviews. I hate reviews that I wanna know about the food. I'm gonna be honest when I'm going somewhere. What is the food doing if I'm going to a place where I'm eating? Your interaction with the waitress. I don't know that you're not a rude person. Like, I don't know why they were rude to you. This is information that I don't need as a third party coming in to just see how's the food.

[TP]

I don't remember not one time having, like, just a rude waiter. Like, I've had people, like, forget that we were sitting, but not enough for me to, like, comment as many times as people leave reviews. Like, I just have to have, like, an exceptional experience for me to write a review. Cause I'm like, I have to, like, really log on. I have to remember my password. I have to go on to whatever platform it is.

[Sid]

And you don't have to, like, open it on another device.

[TP]

It's like, it's so hard. I'm like, sure.

[Sid]

There were times where I definitely should have commented. I'm just lazy. When I'm not writing a review. Even if I absolutely love my experience, I still sometimes forget to write a.

[TP]

Review right when they ask me to put in my password. I, like, I have to really, again, consider, do I want to leave this review? And like, you know what? They did treat me really nicely and the food was decadent. Like, people need to know. And I always leave with, I'm not one to leave reviews. So people know that, like, I stepped outside of myself to leave this review. So mine should be weighed in a little bit more heavily because I don't do this often. Some of you guys that leave, like, seven sentences and seven paragraphs about your appetizer is absolutely insane to me. I didn't have that much to say on a paper that I was, like, trying to hit a word count in college, much less to leave a review about one meal.

[Sid]

Do they really work for that meal? If it's a place where. Okay, so are you still tipping a rude waiter?

[TP]

Yeah, I do. Because I feel like, like, everybody's struggling. I'm not gonna tip them as much. No way, Sid. I feel like everybody needs it. Like, if you're. If you're a shitty person, you also need to pay your bills. Like, I'm not going to help you as much as if you were a nice person. Like, I'm going to do the Bare minimum, like, it's not going to be a reflection on my character. I'm going to leave you a 15 tip. Not.

[Sid]

Does that teach them anything about their behavior, though?

[TP]

Yeah, they're gonna be like, what, 15%?

[Sid]

Right. But I'm saying them being rude, honestly, it would have to be like so bad. Like, I probably left like a small amount if you were rude. Because I'm like, you weren't over here often, like, not pleasant, like unpleasant when you were my water. You know, people. Yeah. Like, you leave like grace for some stuff because waiters are still human people who. You had a bad day, like, that could happen and you're just not on your. On your P's and Q's. But the reality is though, when you're in customer service, you have to get that together in a hurry. Like, we don't get to just show up to games. Okay, never mind. Not us, but people who play more. You don't get to just show up to games and like, you're having a bad day. So, like, you're just not playing or like, I'm on my period. I just, I'm just, I'm a chill today.

[TP]

That's.

[Sid]

But you still have to do what you're supposed to do. All right, influencers, stop being weird, okay? People either want to work with you or they don't. And then just like move according.

[TP]

Also be the type of influencer that you want to see the world be. Stopping people to do negative action that like literally irritates the life for. Like, I don't care. It's gonna, it's gonna resonate for some people. And I. If you change one life, Sid, then that's enough for today. Anyway. Moving on, off the bench.

[Sid]

I don't know if you heard MTV's shutting down its music channels after four decades. Dumb.

[TP]

That's MTV. Keep the main thing. The main thing. I remember when I was a kid at like when you couldn't sleep, I finally got a TV in my room when I was like 10 or 11. And at like 2am, if I couldn't sleep, I would cut on MTV and watch all the 2am music videos that were happening. And I'd wake up, I'd wake up to like the. The breakfast music videos and just like music videos really sculpted. And can we like tap into like YouTube without commercials? YouTube used to not have any commercials. You used to just be able to watch music video after music video after music video after music video without a single commercial.

[Sid]

Yeah, but I just. I'm blown cuz it Was a part of my childhood too. Like, I love wake. Like I'm getting up, getting ready for school. Like the whole family. Like, we're waiting for certain videos that we know are going to be on there. Cuz it's been on like the countdown for however many weeks you like, I'm about to see my. I'm about to see my favorite video. So mom varied at different times. When I was having my gay awakening, it was a lot of not awakening. This is just. That was an outright lie. Excuse me. When there were women that I was crushing on. I'm just like, I gotta see this video before school. Like, and you can't let anybody know I'm gay at school. Let me. Let me get it out before class. So I'm like waiting for Monica's the first night video. Or like Aaliyah Ride, Destiny's Child. Huh?

[TP]

Sierra ride.

[Sid]

Yeah. But I was at that point.

[TP]

Uhhuh. I used to practice that dance too. I used to put on my knee pads and slide through my.

[Sid]

So do it.

[TP]

A little camera angle so that I can do it.

[Sid]

I need this like I need air.

[TP]

Can we also talk about.

[Sid]

Wait, no.

[TP]

It's way too much. There's. It's impossible to do, Julia. Impossible.

[Sid]

All right, well, tp, I need to come.

[TP]

I need to come sliding in. I actually might do this just in my own time and send it into the pod because I need an outfit and I need the space for it.

[Sid]

Listeners just know that TP Chickened out. There was space and opportunity for her to do Sierra's rye core choreo. And she backed out once again.

[TP]

But I'm just gonna use this opportunity to brag about my. Again. Another part of my high school experience. Thank you, Sid. But humbly, I do want to bring up a music video esque moment in my life.

[Sid]

What?

[TP]

So I went to Earthline Academy.

[Sid]

Girl, you were about to say roll the tape. That's how you were acting. I thought you was. They were. Put a video up.

[TP]

I don't know if there's video of this. I don't know if there's video of this. This was back. This was after Katrina, so. Oh, five. I'm pretty notorious for a music video. So for my theater class, everybody that took theater, not only in my class, but all the classes had to do a lip sync. Also, shout out to Earthline Academy. I had a really great time at that school.

[Sid]

Anyway, near middle school, elementary school.

[TP]

Trinity Episcopal.

[Sid]

Okay. West side Wolves.

[TP]

All right. Shout out. Vanderbo Catholic.

[Sid]

Okay. Lanier Purple Pups. Like, what we do.

[TP]

Shout out. I don't know. Y' all were the Purple Pups Baptist Temple.

[Sid]

I don't know what our. I don't know what the mascot was. Yeah, we were the Purple Pups.

[TP]

We were the Ursa Lions. Go Lions. Anyway, so during my theater class, everybody had to perform a lip sync. And keep in mind, in this class, I think there was, like, just me, and everybody else did, like, Taylor Swift, like, Hillary Duff. I don't know what it was. So I came in with my hit list. And the first year, I did Sierra onew Step.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[TP]

And I finished in the top three, and I got to perform in front of the entire school. And so the second year I did theater. I had to, like, back that up. And I'm like, what am I going to do this year to top my 12 step performance? And I did. I did grills. Let me see a grill. So I'm on stage killing it two years in a row. I really hope if there's any evidence of me doing this, that somebody would bring it out. But this was before cell phones had video. This is when they had, like, flip phones with, like, the. Really?

[Sid]

Who are you expecting to bring to provide video if you just told us there were no phones with cameras?

[TP]

That's when they had, like, the bulky camcorders, though. So I'm like, if somebody had a bulky camcorder. No, but teachers did.

[Sid]

Oh, this is like. This is like.

[TP]

This was a performance for my. No. During school. Pep rally. We had a pep rally. The top three winners performed in front of the entire school. The two years that I did it, I finished in the top three.

[Sid]

Okay, wait, so people knew ahead of time that y' all were going to do this?

[TP]

Yeah. You were competing to perform in front of the whole school, and I.

[Sid]

Okay, cut the attitude. I just wanted to take a moment to apologize to you. I made it seem like, duh, there aren't going to be any cameras. But now I see this was a big. The error in my thinking and how I treated you was unacceptable.

[TP]

It was.

[Sid]

Apologize.

[TP]

That's all you can ask. I appreciate you saying that. So, yeah, I did Girls by Nelly and One two Step by Sierra, which were two music videos that I wore out, along with Toxic by Britney Spears. When she's coming in her little trolley up the aisle of the airplane, that's.

[Sid]

When she had the. She had the. The, like, red.

[TP]

Yeah. No. Yeah.

[Sid]

Was it that one? Was it that one girl? Let me look.

[TP]

Yeah, look that one up.

[Sid]

Because she had on that little. Right and then you'd be so wrong. Yeah, that was me when we were talking about Ask Jeeves a few episodes ago. And I was like, yeah, he had a mustache. I went to look at that picture. He did not. I lied. Yeah, I lied.

[TP]

So while you're looking that up, I'm gonna. I'm gonna bring up some more oldies but goodies, Sid. Okay, well, anything by Missy Elliott, girl, period. Work it. Oh, no way. That was your first one. Work it. Get your freak on, Ra.

[Sid]

Nelly Furtado was doing her big one back then. Missy didn't have nothing that wasn't a banger. Gwen Stefani didn't have nothing that wasn't a banger.

[TP]

Oh, when Usher. Yeah. Came out.

[Sid]

Usher. Ludicrous.

[TP]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, that time. Oh, yo, yo, yo, Sid. Chingy. Whatever happened to Chingy? But Chingy used to. I like the way you do that. Right there, right there. Oh, Outcast Roses.

[Sid]

Shingi also had something. Keeps pulling me back. And then he had Holiday Inn. What you doing?

[TP]

What you doing?

[Sid]

So he has some hits, for sure.

[TP]

Yeah. But he was, like, stuck in that era, though. Did he ever make it past, like.

[Sid]

Oh, yeah. Said Mike Jones.

[TP]

Mike Jones 2A12813308004 Come on, come on now. Obviously back that ass up. By Juvenile. Really? Anything by the 504 boys.

[Sid]

I'm starting. I love paid for every mention of that.

[TP]

That's my anthem. That's my working for Juvenile. Also Eminem music videos. Like, real.

[Sid]

Are you working for Juvenile?

[TP]

Not that I know of, but Juvenile.

[Sid]

Get at me.

[TP]

Juvie Juve. Anyway. Survivor, Destiny's Child.

[Sid]

Absolutely.

[TP]

When they came out in those camo outfits, I was like, those girls.

[Sid]

I'm awesome. H Channel. Stand up. Ain't nobody doing it like us, period. You gotta know that. Not you.

[TP]

Roses by Alpha.

[Sid]

Your City.

[TP]

No, I already rep Juvenile and Lil Wayne. The 504 boys.

[Sid]

All right, what was the other song you just said?

[TP]

Outkast. But specifically Roses.

[Sid]

This. Honestly, these kind of conversations make me mad. Cause music's just not the same.

[TP]

Oh, it's not the same at all.

[Sid]

Sounding old. Music was different back in my day. It was.

[TP]

Do you recognize this dance, Sydney?

[Sid]

My milkshake brings all the boys to the yard, and they're like, it's better than his.

[TP]

Yeah.

[Sid]

That was not that Dan. Bossy. It was like this one.

[TP]

That's not bossy.

[Sid]

Huh?

[TP]

That's a different. That's a whole other song and a whole nother dance.

[Sid]

You might not just thought Milkshake walk.

[TP]

So bossy could run.

[Sid]

I follow that.

[TP]

Anyway, okay, Ms. Music Video.

[Sid]

My favorite video. One of my favorite videos. And it. It is Shout out to My Mama, because this used to be her favorite, and it just became one of mine. But if you never seen Wyclef Staying Alive, that video, Wyclef, Lauryn Hills Driving. I think it's Wyclef. And pros, the Fugees, like, they pull up. The whole idea of the. Of the video is that there's, like, a dance competition, so they. They, like, gotta go win the money. However, it was like a thousand. Like five hundred, some hundred. Something like that. So I used to just love videos where people were dancing. Like, I don't want to see. No. Just standing around and stuff like that. Like, if it sound like people should be moving and grooving in this video, like, I want to see some choreo. I want to see some steps. And they were dancing in the video, and then they had a fight outside, and they're like, in their, like, 70s attire. Like, this is the time period. And so they, like. Dude, like, pulls out like, a switchblade or something, and then they're, like, fighting. And dancing was just so smooth. You gotta go watch it. You gotta.

[TP]

I do have to go watch that one. You have another one that really shaped my childhood was Bom bom bom bom, bom, bom, bom, bom. Boom. Tell me what you got. I don't know why I remember both.

[Sid]

Why you do that like that in the middle, in the beginning, it made me think this was something different. I thought it was gonna be a rock song.

[TP]

No, that was Bone Thugs and Heart.

[Sid]

Well, you didn't just say, you know they were saying bone.

[TP]

No, I didn't know they were saying bone.

[Sid]

Yeah, so just say that a bunch of times, and then it won't sound like you're saying bong.

[TP]

I don't know what they were saying. I was seven years old, like, watching, like, this story play out. I'm like, this is so sad. Like, what. What's happening here? I was, like, preparing for death at seven. I'm like, oh, my God.

[Sid]

There was a fish at the aquarium that had the eyes of Uncle Charles. When he passed away and I recorded it, that's what I put on time when we went to the aquarium in. In Atlanta. I'm crying, man. I miss my uncle. Y. That's crazy.

[TP]

Bring back music videos, y'.

[Sid]

All.

[TP]

Start with us.

[Sid]

For real? Yeah, we got.

[TP]

But, yeah, let's bring them back. So what's Next on the. On the menu. Sid, before I leave, a bad review. Hurry.

[Sid]

Let me go.

[TP]

Hurry, hurry.

[Sid]

Alex Ohanian founded Athlos, a professional women and women only track and field competition. And he hosted his second year in New York. And for the first time ever, athletes competed in long jump in Times Square. Which is kind of crazy. But the real tea is that ahead of the event, he went on first take and ended up checking Stephen A. About some comments that he made about Serena trolling Drake during Kendrick's halftime show.

[TP]

Alexis also was clapping back pretty hard. And when he was giving him marital advice, which Serena and Alexis seemed very happily married, Alexis clapped back and said, you hadn't been married before. Right, Because I give advice on plenty of founders who want to build billion dollar companies. And the reason. Billion dollar companies. Wait, hold on. Sorry. I'm dyslexic. So I read the same sentence twice now. You know how hard it is for me in real life.

[Sid]

I get.

[TP]

Okay, no, I'm getting on you also. It's really hard to be tall. Okay, here we go. I'm just gonna start from the beginning. So you hadn't been married before, Right? Because I give advice to plenty of founders who want to build billion dollar companies. And the reason I do this is because I build billion dollar companies. And then you want to know what Stephen A.

[Sid]

Said?

[TP]

A lot of what Stephen A. Always says, a bunch of. And also zero substance. So he was just stumbling on his words because he got put to shame by a man that actually supports women.

[Sid]

He said, I stay in my lane.

[TP]

Yeah.

[Sid]

Which again, to Stephen A. Like, I build maybe another company. So I just. I just talk about what I know about. But what was funny to me, like, the clapback was funny. And yes, Alexis and Serena, like, seem like a happy, like, cool couple. Successful partnership, I would say. But it's funny because what would you think if you were. If you had an ex, would you still troll? Would you troll them about something?

[TP]

I feel like I'm friends with 99% of my exes, so I think the fact that I would, though. Yeah, I am one of those.

[Sid]

No, I'm just kidding.

[TP]

I just like, yeah, I would. I would go in. I would definitely go in and jump in and not think twice.

[Sid]

Okay, so say it's somebody that you don't. That you don't talk to anymore, though.

[TP]

And.

[Sid]

And nationwide, worldwide, people are, like, on their neck. They're looking like they're already getting it from, like, every corner, but. And they're being viewed as, like, lame. So are you Adding into. Into that finally my moment. They were lame when I was with him.

[TP]

I do think that that's kind of unfair because Serena is such a global face that just having her on stage, regardless of what the song was about, it was a flex in and of itself. It just so happened to be about Drake, but the fact that she was in on it was absolutely hilarious and, yeah, kind of necessary. I feel like anybody. It's just Drake. Like Drake, but it's just Drake. So I feel like if you're gonna go in on Drake, he kind of needs to stick his foot in his mouth and everybody needs to, like, kind of make him feel like the weirdo that he's being and has been.

[Sid]

Well, what? I just.

[TP]

What would you do? Are you gonna disagree? Are we gonna disagree?

[Sid]

Oh, if the person was like. If they did me dirty when we were together, like, absolutely. I'm adding on to it. All I did was dance. Like, all I did was dance on stage. Like, y' all write about him or her.

[TP]

Like, they're not like us. They're not like us.

[Sid]

Yeah, you know, like, I'm gonna do that. I'm gonna dance. I was gonna dance anyways, but I was cordially invited to do it.

[TP]

Yeah, you act like you don't typically.

[Sid]

Dance because here's my thing, though. If people. If people don't do weird stuff to people, then you won't get weird stuff done back to you. Don't treat people badly saying, if this is what happened. I don't know the ins and outs of anything. If you do somebody wrong in a relationship, if they go down the line and that's platonic or romantic, if they down the line, choose to speak on that, you shouldn't have been that person back then. Like, that's their prerogative. They didn't make anything up in this situation. If what you're saying I find to be true anyways. Yeah, me showing up is low key. Co signing it, but that's on you don't be that kind of person, and then these things won't be said. This is assuming that everything is true that's going on. But that. That's my approach. Don't be a bad person. You. It won't be talked about that you're a bad person unless somebody is outright lying.

[TP]

I get it. Bullies get bullied. I get it. I get it. But also, you would be dancing anyway, so.

[Sid]

Yeah, I'm a dance. But you think Serena was trolling or she was doing it for the culture was like, it just Like, a bigger moment or was it, like, a trolling moment? I feel like it was for the culture.

[TP]

I think it was for the culture. Like, it was just a big.

[Sid]

But, like, a little, like, a small percentage of.

[TP]

I don't think she minded that it had to do with some troll. I don't think, like, it bothered her that, like, there was some trolling aspect to it and people were thinking that. But, like, I think that she was showing up for the culture. Like, if we were invited to the Kendrick Lamar to be on stage with Kendrick Lamar, would you say, no? I certainly wouldn't. I would dance my ass off for Kendrick. You hear that? Kendrick? Like, Kendrick's watching this. He's like, yeah, we don't need him to twerk for us. For sure. Or not, anyway. Also, Stephen A, you built your whole career on trolling other people. You literally have nothing else that you can hang your hat on. Like, that's literally what everyone knows you for or dislikes you for. Mainly, like, I don't know, too many Stephen A. Fans. Also, I haven't heard you make one intelligent comment about the WNBA yet. So still watching, though. Still watching.

[Sid]

Okay, so speaking of couples and loyalty, I got a question for you. Okay, so if you and someone important in your life, friend, partner, whatever, y' all are watching a show together and they move on without you, what are you. What are you doing?

[TP]

Okay, so we started the show together. Like, we watched the first couple episodes on time. We communicate about them. We're, like, in it to win it, right? And then I'm waiting. I don't think there's, like, amount of time, because I think that life happens. I don't think that you can put a hard number to it. But what I do feel like is if time passes because life happens, people get busy. Like, if you were free just so happen to be free that you were able to watch those two episodes, and then, like, your next week, our next weeks were both equally as busy. That time isn't in my head, like, clocking against you. That time is just, like, neutral time that we're canceling out because we both didn't have time. But if I'm free and I hit you up, like, hey, you trying to watch the show tonight and you're unavailable, I'm gonna say, okay, that's one, two. If I hit you up a second time and you say, no threatening telly. No, it's not a threatening tally. I'm just gonna quietly move on without you.

[Sid]

I'm telling you, you can't tell me How I took it.

[TP]

You can take it how you want.

[Sid]

I did. I'm threatening.

[TP]

I just feel like you. It's too reminders. And then I'm moving on. Like, I just don't have any more time for that. Because we can just, like, link up later and talk about the rest of the episodes. It will irritate me that you didn't keep up with me, but at the same time, I'm good with it by myself and I will move on after two reminders. Three, if there's a special circumstance or a family emergency. And other than that, I'm moving on without you. So, Sid, I can't stand how you watch TV shows. Respectfully. So please tell me what you would do if someone was slow enough to keep up with the pace that you watch TV shows at.

[Sid]

Actually, I watched. I binge watch shows at a crazy rate. It's just sometimes if I'm like, not as locked into one or if I'm tired, distracted. And we keep watching. Or distracted.

[TP]

Yeah.

[Sid]

But for the most part.

[TP]

Are you good distracted by the games that you play on your iPad. Side conversation that had nothing to do with the show. Remembering that we need to order dinner.

[Sid]

Why do you stop me? Like, day before yesterday, we're watching a show, mind you. I told you, her body language just. She physically shifts when she's done listening to me, like, talk, whether we're watching the show or not. Like, I talk a lot. It's non stop in the apartment. So I know she's just like, God, why me? Like, I can't get a break. And so I. I was talking and this was like the second time I said something. The second, third time I'm helping her take her hair out. We're looking at the screen. So, like, this is the back of her head and, oh, I can't change. This is the back of her head. I'm like, oh, yeah. So I wonder why. Like, why did they. She keeps looking forward. She just says shows on. It fried me so bad because she didn't slightly look over her shoulder to be like, hey, shows on. Just kept looking, never addressed it. And I was just behind her, like, too much.

[TP]

First of all, I have so much respect for Marty. And also Marty, I'm gonna take notes because what was that revenge show that we watched? Revenge.

[Sid]

Con love. Con love. Con revenge.

[TP]

Love Con revenge. I watched one episode at least four times. And also, another thing that irritates me about you is if we miss, like the last sentence or two, it was like, oh, I missed that part. You don't just rewind it, like the 15 second, like the one click, or like, even two clicks, like 30 seconds. You rewind like, 10 minutes. So the amount of times that I've heard conversation after I already watched the episode. Because you most likely fell asleep. Because you can fall asleep quite literally anywhere. That's a separate conversation. I'll bring up another day because I, like, hate it. It's the worst thing about you. But I, like, respect that you're getting your rest. But at the same time, I'm, like, now.

[Sid]

So sorry to irritate.

[TP]

I have so much respect for Marty for losing. Like, you didn't understand the cue that the show was back on. So the fact that Marty did have to give a verbal reminder not only for her to pay attention to the show, but for you to log back in, because you will rewind. You will have to see this over again. And we'll probably have to start the episode over tomorrow because there's gonna be parts that you didn't remember, and we're gonna have to start fresh.

[Sid]

Hey, I do wanna say sorry to you and Marty about that. We good? But my response about the show, though, My response is that I will move on. I'm about the same. Like, two episodes or something is like, all right, I can only let but so much slide. If I fall behind with somebody else, I don't mind them moving on for real. Like, all fake complain, but at the end of the day, I don't really care. Yeah, what makes me care If I introduce you to the show, you need to wait.

[TP]

But what if you're the one that's.

[Sid]

Like, hold on, you didn't even know. You didn't know this existed. You weren't even in this genre. You can wait because you wouldn't have been watching it otherwise. So tripping about two episodes is crazy to me.

[TP]

Yeah, no, but, Sid, like, the amount of time that it takes you to, like, actually get back to it. Like, if the show was really good, if. If it was a really good recommendation, you should be happy that your friend's moving on and being like, oh, I'm really interested in this. Like, I can't wait to see what happens next. And I'm waiting on you. Someone who's already seen the show, making me wait so you can watch it a second time. So what? You can look at my reaction. I can tell you what my reaction was. Sorry, but here you go. Disagreement 101. Don't say we never do it. TV shows are a hot topic in the Sister Wives Households.

[Sid]

I save that burp because I want it to stop being taboo that women burp.

[TP]

Okay, but are you the best example to be doing that? People dog us all the time that we're already not ladylike, so you're just buying into the stereotype.

[Sid]

Dude, I don't mind it. My point is, women stop holding in burps, belches, whatever, and letting that gas go back into your body and ruin the rest of your day give you heartburn. Whatever happens with swallow burps, I don't know, because I don't swallow them. Sure. But I just want to say, like, be you and be confident in being you. You don't have to subscribe to what the norms are. I'm not saying just go be burping in people's faces, farting all around. I do fart, though. But, like, what? Just, man, drop the burp. The burping stigma. All right. I don't know if you saw the clip of Paulo from Orlando Magic. I don't know if it's.

[TP]

This one's hilarious to me.

[Sid]

So he, a fan, was heckling him, said something about, like, hey, I need, like, two more points from you, man, for my parlay, or something like that. He took out his mouthpiece.

[TP]

In game. In game. Come on, Pablo.

[Sid]

I need two more points, homie. Two more points. You care about parlay. Listen, I won every day since Sunday preseason, bro.

[Podcast Intro Voice]

Relax.

[Sid]

And that was so hilarious to me because you're interrupting this grown professional athlete at work to talk to them about a problem that's not theirs, and then they stop their very busy and current job to turn and tell you that you're actually a gambling addict and you need help to be diagnosed by a professional athlete is absolutely insane. You gotta have some shame about that.

[TP]

Also, the fact that he's acknowledging the fact that he has an addiction when sports betting is such a big deal that it's probably contributing to the fact that their salaries are so grand. Like, and he's letting you know that this is where the line is crossed. Preseason betting is where we cross the line.

[Sid]

Like, you couldn't wait till regular season. We start in a week, bro.

[TP]

Because also in preseason games, like, you know, like, your main guys are just getting a blow. It's not like they're dogging their starters. They're gonna play.

[Sid]

Getting rest.

[TP]

Getting rest. You're playing limited minutes. You're, like, gonna come in just to feel good, get some live reps, and then they're pulling you, and then that's when they send in the reserves. And then this is when we get to hoop. This is where we hit our shine. I probably average team high in preseason minutes. I was averaging about 30. They were saving me for playoffs during the regular season. But preseason. And no, it's hilarious because he's the star, right?

[Sid]

He's the star. So really he was coming for like a workout today. Like, I'm just trying to get back in a rhythm, get in the flow. But then you, like, encounter an addict. You go back to the bench and you're like, yo, y', all, there's a. A scary gambling addict on the baseline right over there. Like, do watch out for him. That's terrifying, bro.

[TP]

And also, preseason is just like a little much. Like, the only people that are trying are people that are probably not in the betting app to be able to have their names listed. Those are the people that you need to be looking for because those people are fighting to make the team. This guy is coasting. He's happily with his multi million dollar contract, he's there to break a sweat, wave to some fans, see one or two go in the net, and then he's gonna have a good old time on the bench that day.

[Sid]

Mm. But then he met you.

[TP]

It's like for him to stop what he was doing to actually acknowledge the fact that you have an issue, sir. Also the fact that he had the audacity to yell something at him. Like, not only is he preseason betting, but he's telling everyone in the vicinity and now virally on the Internet, as well as the NBA players in his.

[Sid]

And you posted it. And you posted it. Just proud that, like, you were shout out. But it's like you were just really.

[TP]

Go to go to therapy. Therapy is so healthy. Like, we encourage people.

[Sid]

Therapists are like, reaching out to them. You know, usually it's like if it's ESPN or something or like TMZ, they're like DMing people. Like, hey, can we use your video for blah, blah, blah. Or the news does that. It's like, sure, yeah. Let me DM it to you. You have therapists reaching out. Like, hey, saw your. So about your addiction.

[TP]

Hey, I think we can work with you. You're just the special shout out to therapists. Especially mine. Love her to death. But yes, sir, whoever your name is, tap into that. It's available to you.

[Sid]

It's available to you. Good stuff.

[TP]

Man. This is exciting segment. This is really exciting.

[Sid]

Wait, which part? What's exciting to you?

[TP]

Just the new segment.

[Sid]

The new segment?

[TP]

Yeah.

[Sid]

I thought you were just talking about the show overall and getting to work together and have fun. But it appears you weren't talking about that. Oh, good.

[TP]

No, also that. Also that.

[Sid]

So we got a new segment, y'. All. It's called Locker room Talk. For now.

[TP]

Yeah. We're probably gonna come up with something way more creative than this, but.

[Sid]

Yeah, but.

[TP]

Everybody. Everybody knows the scoop on what guys talk about in the locker room. We have an idea, but no one. No one really talks about what the ladies are talking about in the locker room setting. So nobody better than Sid and TP to let you know the inside scoop.

[Sid]

What goes on locker rooms.

[TP]

That may or may not be the case, but.

[Sid]

Right. So this is a real one. I did not long ago. I did this with. This season with some of the players. So I want to get your take. So the question is.

[TP]

Oh, God, you relax. Your what ifs just like. Your what ifs just get crazy. Like.

[Sid]

Yeah, that's the whole point. What if. I'm not gonna say, oh, what if I go eat dinner after this? Okay. Like, that will be what you should do. I need to hear something outrageous. If it's what if.

[TP]

Okay.

[Sid]

All right. So what if you show up to the game and listeners watchers, y' all put yourself in an athlete's position. Like you're a professional athlete. All right? Or you're just an athlete in any setting.

[TP]

But.

[Sid]

But you go into the locker room.

[TP]

Okay.

[Sid]

All right. You're getting dressed for the game. Lockers are right by one another. So, like, you know, you have a view of everything, especially if someone right by you. So you're getting undressed, changing into your. Your uniform for, like, pregame and everything. And the person next to you, they drop their draws, and there's massive skid mark.

[TP]

What the fuck?

[Sid]

They're in their underwear. Not only a big skid mark, but there is still a little actual.

[TP]

Like, Hershey's Kiss. Yeah.

[Sid]

So, like, you see this? What are you. What are you doing? I'm gonna give you a couple. There are a couple, like, different things to see what changes your mind. But what are you doing? First of all?

[TP]

What the hell?

[Sid]

Wait, let me paint a different picture as well. Let me. Or let me make this a little more vivid, please. There's music playing in the locker room. People are talking all around. Like, it's not just dead silence. Then there's shit on their underwear. And you can, like, hear you audibly gasp. If you audibly gasped, they didn't hear it over the music. All as well. Okay, but this is the situation. People are coming in and out. You know how the locker room is. It's busy before a game. All that's happening. Some people are eating over there actually so scary that they don't know what's going on. But that's the situation. You see this? You have people on the right and left of you. What are you. What are you doing?

[TP]

Oh, my God. I have a few questions. Am I close friends with this person, or is this just like a regular teammate to me?

[Sid]

Hey, give me both. I'm gonna give you. This is a close friend on the team. Say it was me on the team.

[TP]

Okay?

[Sid]

It was me. Also said you're on a team, whichever team you were on. And it's like the star player that you're really not that cool with. You know, y' all speak. Cause y' all are on teams, but you're not, like, clicked up.

[TP]

Okay? So if it were you, okay, not me.

[Sid]

A different close friend. Because you're gonna act different.

[TP]

No, I'm gonna make this you. No, because if it were you, this is how I would handle it. I would make this extra uncomfortable. I would peep it. I'd be like, oh, shit. Literally, I would then be like, out loud, hey, Sid, can you meet me in the big stall in the bathroom? So now the whole team's aware that we, me and you are about to meet randomly. Like, we've never met into the big stall before together ever before in our life. There could be anything going on. People are now up to something that I did, you know? But I'm putting this on the table in hopes that they ask me questions, right? I'm going to bring you in the back. We're going to meet in the big stall. I'm then going to latch the door shut. So we're locked in now. The big stall. I'm going to say, sid, are you good? What is going on in your pants? Did you eat something? Are you nervous? What's going on? I'm then gonna ask you to dispose of that completely. I don't care if it's your favorite pair of drawers, they're gone. Okay? That's how I would handle you. I would then grab you your game shorts. I'd bring it in the bathroom. So you had to walk out looking like you did something and that, you know, there was an issue, but it was solved in hopes that people would be paying attention to when we walked out to think anything that they could make up what just happened. Okay, so that's how I'd handle you now. How I'd handle Someone that I'm less comfortable with. Okay, is this a first time offender or like, have I peeped this shit before?

[Sid]

Wait, no. Okay. No. I want to add something to the star player and they're kind of a dick to other people on the team. So this would be an excellent opportunity to embarrass them. Go.

[TP]

I would see it, I'd be like, oh, God, what's that smell? I'm gonna draw attention, so I'm gonna force that player to react. Like, you're gonna have to pull that up really fast or you're gonna have to put yourself into the big stall and handle that situation.

[Sid]

Okay.

[TP]

That was two extremes here. That's how, that's how it handled. Both extremes. And this is someone that's like, quiet on the team, that like always does the right thing. Like, they're nice, doesn't cause problems. Right. I need to know, is it a first time offender?

[Sid]

Yeah.

[TP]

Okay. A first time offender. If I said saw it second, like a second or a third time, I would have to be like, hey, listen.

[Sid]

Oh, so there's a world where you see it the first time and you don't say anything.

[TP]

I'm not saying anything. I'm like, if I see it, I know you see it. And so I'm not going to embarrass you or make you feel like someone saw, because I'm going to let you keep your peace and I'm gonna let you know.

[Sid]

What if it's you?

[TP]

If it's me, I'm pulling my pants.

[Sid]

And you know somebody to the left or right of you saw.

[TP]

Oh, if I like, you know they.

[Sid]

Saw, they didn't say anything though. Are you gonna say something first?

[TP]

I think I would just, like, make a really good joke about it. I'd be like, peel out on the way over here. And then I'd make it a team joke. Like, you would have to. You can't hide that. Like, I think I would handle it better than most.

[Sid]

They were just about to, like, laugh with you. They weren't gonna make it a team thing. Like, known to the team.

[TP]

Yeah, but then why waste that joke? Like, if I got a laugh out of two people, I can get a laugh out of nine more if I just announce this to the group. And I would be willing to sacrifice because obviously it was an accident. I don't typically have skid marks, but, you know, if this did happen, but if I didn't think that people saw.

[Sid]

It, Saturday, I do. Yeah.

[TP]

I would probably slowly, like, if I was skeptical that something could have happened in the time that I left my shower to the time that I pulled up to the gym, I'd be very skeptical. Pulling down my pants. And the second I peeped anything, I would zip those things up real quick, and I would take the rest of my undressing also into the big stall because the little ones are way too tight for 6, 5 to be bending over. And that's how I'd handle it. That's all my scenarios.

[Sid]

Okay. All right. So for me. Yeah. What would you do if it happens to me? And mind you, they make fun of me, like, whatever team on in the locker room because, you know, I get completely. I get completely. Like, it's a change. I don't do, like, one thing at a time and switch out. I'm just like, yeah, you're comfortable in.

[TP]

The locker room is literally insane. You, like, go to the training room, be like, hey, can I get a band aid? We're like, whoa, goodness gracious.

[Sid]

That's a lie, y'. All. She's being dramatic there.

[TP]

Okay, that didn't happen.

[Sid]

That didn't happen. But I will go have conversation with people. It's just like. It's just the body. But I. If that happened to me, once I saw, I would hurry and try to, like, bunch them up, look around to see if anybody saw. So, like, I'm gonna go hurry and, you know, like, toss them if that happened, and then go sit in the bathroom and evaluate my life. If nobody saw. Now, if somebody saw, then I'm gonna probably laugh. I'm gonna laugh like you.

[TP]

I'm like, you just gotta bring it where we get picked on enough that this would just be another. It would just be a typical Wednesday.

[Sid]

Who gets picked.

[TP]

Very new. Very new territory. Like, we typically get teased about everything. Whether it's just the way that you wear your socks that day to really anything that's going on. Like, you can find a way to pick fun at us, and we're actually really good sports about it. We can handle it. It's fun. We add to it. If they're good enough. It's not.

[Sid]

They better be good.

[TP]

Yeah. But I think that. I think that would be the best way to go about it is just to get everybody involved. Team skid marks, for sure.

[Sid]

So if it's somebody I know, if it's somebody I'm cool with for sure.

[TP]

Saying something like out loud, like, it's not me. We know that you would put me on full blast.

[Sid]

Yeah. I'm going to lean over. Hey, Say hey. Like, I'm gonna tap their shoulder too, because they weren't facing me when I saw this. I'm like, so I touched you. Now you have to physically turn around. Like, you're probably already panicking because you don't know what I'm tapping you about. But I'm like, hey, there's a massive ski mark in your underwear. And then make them like, look. Look down with me. Like, where it was, it's no longer there. They tried to, like, get rid of it fast, but, like, I saw they.

[TP]

Like, put their foot over their other foot and, like, close it. What?

[Sid]

And then they gave it a few seconds. They're like, okay, nobody. Nobody said anything, but I am near Sid.

[TP]

And then here comes a chance.

[Sid]

Hey, if you look down. So then I would do something to make it be like, it'll only be between us. I'll be like, but hey, like, don't overthink it or like, you're fine. So the rest of the season, when I say, like, don't overthink it or you're fine, you're gonna know the moment I'm talking about and we're gonna bust out laughing and you'll. So you want.

[TP]

You want this to be an inside joke on someone's potentially, like, worst day of the season. Like, they're mortified. They're thinking about this for the next, like, eight weeks of showers in the shower every day. Mortified that you saw, said something about it and then you wouldn't make it an inside joke between you and that person.

[Sid]

I mean, you shouldn't have shot. Oh, no. So then, okay, if this is somebody that I don't know, well, I'm gonna leave a post it note.

[TP]

An anonymous one or, like, signed off by you.

[Sid]

No, no, still for them to see is me. So I will have spoken to you for the rest of, like, pre game, the warmup, the game. Afterwards, though, when things are dwindling down, like, I'm intentionally sticking around. Cause I know that underneath your bag or like, to the side of your bag under your clothes, I have a post it there that says, hey, I saw what happened earlier. Wasn't sure if you needed someone to chat with that, like, chat about with.

[Podcast Intro Voice]

That.

[Sid]

But I am here.

[TP]

Not becoming a resource.

[Sid]

In fact, in fact, I'm behind you. And then they'll turn and see it's me. So I didn't sign my name. I make it mysterious.

[TP]

With love, Sydney.

[Sid]

This is now how I view you in a way. Like, it's hard to look at you and not see this. So a Joke. I don't. A joke could slip out. Just how that shit slipped out of you. That could happen for me.

[TP]

I'm just trying to picture, like, some of the most quiet people in the locker room that I've ever experienced. If that was the person that you had this encounter with, like, my secondhand empathy for them would be feeling so strong. Like, I would also, every time you made that joke, be feeling the same way that they did for the rest of the season.

[Sid]

So many people on the team were like, I don't know. I might not say nothing for they, like, all right. If it's like, the second, third time, I'm like, goodness gracious. Y' all are.

[TP]

Yeah. You have to. If they're a repeat offender, then this is just hygienic. We're gonna have to have a discussion or you need to go to the doctor. And I want to be. To encourage you to, like, seek help for your physical health.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[TP]

Because this isn't. This isn't normal. Out of all the underwears in the locker room, not only have I never seen one skid mark, but you have been a repeat offender. I'm gonna have to. I'm gonna have to ask you to go seek help.

[Sid]

I love it. All right, well, thanks for.

[TP]

Also, I know this was called locker room talk, but this, I don't think fairly represents, you know, all ladies in ladies locker rooms. I think this is very specific to us. I will say us. It was just Sid's idea. But I did find it a very entertaining question.

[Sid]

We got a DM from Eleanor. What do you guys think of AI actors? Lame. As productions have started using them to play the younger versions of characters. Love you all. You make me cackle. The transition music has me jumping out of my skin. Anyways. Yeah. AI actors. I don't like it. We don't like the. The overuse of AI. Like, there's for sure good that can come from it, but there are so many real people acting. I just feel like every field, we keep letting AI replace people. We will be iRobot soon. You've seen the movie Will Smith. Yes. Solid movie.

[TP]

Really solid movie. Very. Not if you're a human scary reality. Right. That would.

[Sid]

It gets concerning real fast.

[TP]

So I think that, like, whenever you're dealing with AI back in the day when we used to think special effects were really cool and, like, really good for the time. And then you look back on movies that were, like, from the early 2000s even, and. And later, or I mean, in earlier, they. You can see that the Graphics, like, were just, like, good for the time, not, like what they are now. So I think that, like, AI has been able to create such great special effects. Big Marvel fan. So I know that you know what it takes to create those kind of movies and the atmospheres and stuff like that could probably take a lot of AI but again, when it comes to people, there are hundreds of thousands of actors that are waiting to be hired, some of which are living paycheck to paycheck in places like LA in New York, just to have an opportunity, potentially get on as an actor, and are trying to, like, see through their passion, their life's passion of acting, and are putting up with these crazy, like, just everyday living costs of these places to be in the vicinity to potentially get an acting gig. And we're gonna just go with computer. We're gonna go with the computer.

[Sid]

Thank you, everybody, for coming in today.

[TP]

We're going with absolutely nobody. They're like, PO132 actually got it. We're like, who's that? Odd names these days. For real. They're like, no, it's actually just a computer.

[Sid]

That is absurd. I don't like it at all.

[TP]

So, yeah, I think it's also getting to a place where, like, people are, like, late. It's, like, making people lazy. I'm like, people have told me things that they chat gbt, and I'm like. That just required some thought.

[Sid]

Right? But, like, specifically for. For acting, like, for the arts. I think it's ridiculous to be using AI because when you. When you're watching a movie, a play, listening to a song, like, it's usually because you, like, feel something because that person has had lived experiences that makes this art real for them or, like, they can tap into this place that's like, you're gonna feel me. You're gonna feel what I'm acting like I'm going through or what I legitimately have gone through.

[TP]

Yeah.

[Sid]

Computers don't have souls. So you could program whatever to, like, sing, to copy, to do all this. But, like, you're using a real voice to. To give the, like, computer sound. Like you're. You're mixing voices or you're using somebody's voice. Like, it's. It's overdone, in my opinion. Like, people should be more, like, wary of it, more concerned about it. And I don't want. I don't ever want to see that. And I'll slap anybody that tries to make me watch some, like, AI movie or something.

[TP]

Well, open. I agree. I think it's I honestly think that, like.

[Sid]

Oh, but also, I don't promote violence. Please put the banner up.

[TP]

It's getting harder to believe. But also with, like, people being creative and in the creative space, I'm like, creativity comes from the human mind. It comes from something thought up. It comes from something that's never been seen or done in this kind of way before. And every actor has their own mannerisms. They have, like, what they're good at. You see some that are, like, multifaceted or able to, you know, you have, like, some people that do their role over and over and over again. They're always the villain, always a villain. You have some people that can tap in to being a villain. Tap into comedy, tap into everything. Very well versed. Now whenever you are just having, like, AI replicas of what other people's art is, I just feel like that's so unnatural and so unhealthy to the world that we live in. It's also breathing what issues are just in this smaller space.

[Sid]

Yeah. I hope that answers your question. Thank you for.

[TP]

Thank. Thanks for the history. Oh, no, I was gonna say thanks for the history as well. And also thanks for watching. Also, never say that. Sid's right again. Like, I know this one. She was right on.

[Sid]

Oh, no, you're all good.

[TP]

Okay. You know you're good.

[Sid]

Thanks. L. Thank you so much for sticking around. Don't know how long we were yapping this week, but.

[TP]

And also, we like to keep people on their toes. Expect the unexpected here on Unsupervised. You never know if you're going to come for laughs, if you're going to come for knowledge, but just be open minded.

[Sid]

Please be open minded, please. We're trying to help you. We don't have to say that, but just do it.

[TP]

I love when you start yelling at them like they're doing, like, they haven't answered one time. They haven't answered anything that we said that. They've been so supportive.

[Sid]

They know we just go on different.

[TP]

Tangents and we do love them so much.

[Sid]

We appreciate y' all babysitters. You know what to do. You trust us enough with your business. We'd love to help you with your problems. Dm Since I didn't. I didn't say it properly last time. DM at Unsupervised. Sid. Tp.

[TP]

Yeah.

[Sid]

And we look forward to hearing from you also, y'. All.

[TP]

Don't forget to throw kindness around like confetti.

[Sid]

Do something nice for somebody this week. Okay.

[TP]

Make the world a better place. Make the world A better place.

[Sid]

We love y'. All. See y' all next week.

[TP]

Till next week, y'. All. We really gotta have a. We really gotta have a. A music video for our theme song.

[Sid]

Yeah, I. I would love for that to happen. Are you doing something to make it happen, or are you just running your mouth per usual?

[TP]

No, I'm just, like, running my mouth.

[Sid]

You don't know about C.P. she just talks, talks, talks. Ideas, ideas, ideas. Dreams, dreams, dreams. Nothing pans out. I never see anything. Just a yapper.

[TP]

Yeah, but if you're not yapping, you're not trying. You know what they used to say in high school?

[Sid]

Nobody said that.

[Podcast Intro Voice]

Unsupervised. Unsupervised. Unsupervised. Yeah. Yes. Yes. Yeah, we say what we want and yeah, we say what we feel. Sitting tmp of the mix and they be keeping it real on brand, off topic, out of pocket Anything you need, they got it why don't you shout when you know they gonna block them? When it's game time and you know I'm gonna block them? And we cover everything like whoa, who harder than us? And yeah, we looking down on haters? Cause they smaller than us and yeah, my boy flow is so damn sick I be coughing it up. You said that we going flat. Well, then I'm calling your blood. Unsupervised. Unsupervised. Unsupervised.

[Sid]

Unsupervised. Sam.