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So ch what's up? Very ready? Welcome to for crying out loud.
It's Friday. It's Friday, another week, another week, another paycheck.
Yeah, yes for people that. Do you think people still get paid like
on Friday, like payday? Is that still a thing? I think for
some jobs? Yeah, probably Friday. Yeah, didn't change it till like
Monday, since I've been someplace I don't know's it's a good question. I
was thinking that be kind of cool to have, like a job. I
mean, I know people that have jobs are probably like, that's ridiculous.
I'm not saying, you know, I'm not saying a hard job, but
I'm saying, like with some structure, infrastructure, like a paycheck, like
benefits, like coworkers that you how Yeah, that's like when I back in
the day, that's what I loved. The co workers were the best part,
right, But then I think I never really got along with everybody back
then, So why would I think that things have changed that dramatically. Yeah,
there's always as Lbie told us on Patreon, there's always gonna be work
drama. Yeah, but I was there for it. I loved it.
There's always gonna be somebody you hate and that person that you work with,
and that you're always I say you and I mean me. You're always like
trying to get everybody rallied together to complain about that person, right, Like,
God, we all fucking hate Mary. She's such a bitch and she
doesn't do her job well. But how come the big boss like doesn't see
it? And then you're like, how can we all get together and like
tattle on Mary? And then it always ends up backfiring because the boss is
like, well, I like Mary, maybe you guys aren't doing your job,
and then you're like, no, how are you not seeing this?
We all have to do. Marriage's so funny that you picked the name Mary
because at ABC, my boss was the head of the department. His secretary
was Mary, and hat she's had that job since Batman was on the primetime
schedule. That's how long she was at ABC. No shit, she's been
there forever. And so Mary did not she didn't change with the times very
well. So she was old school with the typewriter, and she used a
typewriter with white out, and while we were all using computers, so she
would do her her boss's expense reports, and she would be there until like
nine o'clock at night, and it would drive me. I'd go, Mary,
it's none. Why it takes you two seconds on the computer, And
she goes, no, No, I don't want to do it on the
computer. I do it on my typewriter. I do what I know.
I don't want to. I don't understand how to that. There's too much
of this. That's me with so many things I know, but I have
to be I offered her many time. I go married, I'll sit with
you for an hour. I'll show you how No, and to the point
where it made me mad, like fuck you. Then I've a slave away
at your typewriter. I've asked you a million times for I offer to do
it for you, just to show you how easy it is. You won't
do it. You just won't. You're stutting your ways, all right.
Well no, she's she finally retired, But my god, that so anyway,
Yes, I was pissed, and I would tell her boss, Jeff.
I would go, Jeff, tell Mary to get on to get with
the times. Because the other thing, too is she would not like we
had like instant message thing where you would, you know, when you're trying
to talk to your coworker, so it would pop up on your screen and
stuff. Instead, she would like wring my phone and interrupt while I'm on
the phone and ask me a question when she could easily instant messaged me right
and had the answer while I'm on the phone, probably talking to like my
friends at this point, like hold on, let me put you on,
Susanne, hold on, but you know what I mean, right, So
yes, I did have a coworker named Mary that I tried to get rob
like, like come on, she irritated me. After a while she became
like sweet old Marry, nice lady to like, what a pain in the
ass Mary set in her ways? So funny, excuse me. I would
always get upset at the coworker. First of all, I could never at
my jobs. I don't know if it's like a thing about my face being
like if I have an attitude, you can just read it. But I
was never political enough, so I was always felt like I'm working so hard
and this guy like doesn't just focks off all day and everybody loves him.
There was this one job I worked. It was this it was this show.
I shouldn't say the name of the show, but it was. It
doesn't even matter. It was for Fox, and it was one of those
shows where it was like a like a prank show basically, but it was.
It was a prank show, yeah, but it was from Belgium,
so it was really stupid. The pranks that they did. We were like
recreating a show from another foreign concept. And so I think I've even talked
about this on this thing before. Their idea of what's funny is like surprising
people. This is a typical example which was so dumb. It's like you
get a guy to dress up as a pirate and then he hides in like
a freezer at a grocery store and it's called pirate in the freezer, and
then the person goes to open the freezer to get some frozen food out,
and the pirate goes ah and then the person screams because they're surprised by a
pirate, right right. And that's like the height of hilario in Belgium,
which we would be told we have to really try to kind of do the
these gags, which we'd be like, oh my god, that's so stupid,
Like nobody in America is gonna think that's funny, you know, jump
scare y, you know. So we were always trying to come up with
more clever stuff to do. Me and this one guy, we got along
really really well and we made each other laugh with our ideas. So it
was us too. And then this other guy who was not that good at
his job but came in all the time. And then there was a fourth
guy who we don't understand how he got the job, because he was like,
yeah, I've got this other job. He was like he was in
a play basically. Somehow they let him take the job and told that he
was like, but I can't come in until after twelve every day because of
like rehearsals, and then he would stay till like three o'clock. He would
come in for like three hours a day, but like three days a week.
And somehow he was making this say so this is what happened. What
happened. Me and this other guy, I'll call him Tim. Tim and
I were just like so mad all the time, where we just had like
burning anger, Like every day we'd come in and we'd be like, of
course, this fucking guy, let's call him Chris, Uh, so there's
there's Drew, me, Tim, and then Chris is never there. So
we'd come in and we'd be like, fucking of course Chris isn't here.
And you had these things where like you had to come up with bits and
then you had to cast them and write them and then go film them.
So fucking Chris is not doing anything like everyone's But but somehow he always managed
to show up when there was a big meeting where we were all pitching ideas,
and he'd be like, he'd pitch one idea and they'd shoot it down
and he'd be like, well, I got nothing, we're and so Tim
and I are like, so I guess that's all up to us because you
have to shoot a certain amount of bits. So Tim and I are working
way over time all the time because Drew is just like not that good at
his job. Eventually, Drew gets fired because he's not pitching stuff or getting
stuff in, but he's showing up for work every day, and we're like,
so Drew gets fired. Meanwhile, Chris is never here. So one
day Tim and I are like, Chris can't be making the same salary.
We are like that would be crazy. Well, Friday's payday, everybody's checks
get put on your desk, right the envelope isn't sealed. So Tim and
I decide, when nobody's looking, we're gonna go and we're gonna look at
Chris's paycheck. And sure enough, he was making the same amount we were.
It was like favored nations, So we were all making the same amount,
and we were so freaking angry. And the only person worse at hiding
their displeasure than me was Tim. I loved him, but he was a
total brat. He has a total fit and then refuses to come to like
the next meeting that we have. He's like, no, fuck that,
Like I'm not being appreciated here, Like I'm not even gonna go to the
meeting, and like he sat at his desk, and then everybody was like,
where's where's Tim's Tim coming to the meeting and he's just sitting at his
desk and everyone's like, Tim, we're having a meeting, and he's like
just refuses, he doesn't care to go. No, he gets in trouble.
Meanwhile, this guy Chris like never gets in trouble. And I just
remember thinking, like I cannot even enjoy my job because I'm so busy,
like hating Chris's guts for not Later, Chris was working at another show with
me, got me hired, like he couldn't be like a nicer guy.
And I remember saying to him at one point like, yeah, that other
job we had. I was like, you just never had to go to
work. He's like, I know, I told him. I told him
before I took the job, I wasn't gonna be able to be there that
much. And they were like, it's totally fine. He's like I always
felt kind of guilty because I was like, never now I know. So
he just got a paycheck and never showed up. Yeah that show biz.
Yeah. But then Tim and I would go out go for lunch like every
day and just bitch about Chris. Like my whole brain got taken over with
like disliking Chris. So maybe I shouldn't have a job. Yeah, it's
better or not. Oh my gosh, one time at that job. Uh,
I'm like, okay, we're only ten minutes in. I have time
to tell you this quick little story. One of the bits that I was
kind of assigned was called Little Puppy with the Big Bark. Do you ever
remember me telling you this story? Now, Okay, well, so the
the gag is that you're gonna be at like a pet store and there's gonna
be like puppies for sale, and when when you go to pet the puppy,
you're gonna hear this like like a like a big jog sound. Ha
oh gosh, that's gonna be. People are gonna be talking about that at
the water cooler the next day. Did you guys get a load of the
little puppy with the big bark? So I already know that this is stupid.
I also know that the only way it's gonna work is for there to
be cute puppies right right, so that you do get legitimately startled when you
hear like a big loud bark. Well, shit just goes sideways. And
isn't it gonna startle the puppies too, those poor puppies. Yeah? I
guess so. But here's the problem. Pet stores were already a little bit
on the way out. The only pet store, like live pet store that
I could think of, was at the Beverly Center in the Mallme when that
was there was I never went over. I was always in the valley do
you remember that, Kaylin, I feel like I kind of do a little
bit. I think, I think I have vague memories of Yeah, well
remember pet stores and how there'd be like little like thing where like a pen
where a pen, Yeah, there would be a bunch of puppies and you
could reach in and like pet them. Okay, And they just do not
do that anymore because pet stores are not a thing, thank god, because
you shouldn't be buying a pet dog at a pet store, right, But
they were still kind of a thing then. So but they couldn't get the
Beverly Center. They couldn't get the location release from the Beverly Center. So
they decide they're going to do it at a pet supply store. Also,
think about it. Imagine you're producing a bit about peppies. What do you
need? Puppies? Puppies? What else do you need? Though? Kids?
Kids, You need foot traffic, you need people that are like constantly
walking by so that you can repeat the gag over and over and over until
you get some good reactions. Right. So it's not I'm not in charge
of all the things. Like, there's a locations team. So the location
team books this pet supply happening. So I'm like, well, that's not
gonna work. It's in like Culver City, not near other stores. It's
just a pet supply store that you would go to to get like goldfish food
or pet food or dog food not and it's like a destination. It's not
like, oh, you're at the mall, so you're gonna also go look
at the puppies. It's like and there's no puppies, there's no dogs there.
So they're like, okay, but hold on, here's what we're gonna
do. We're gonna bring a dog in. So there's gonna be one dog
in this fucking lone store that's not your other stores, and people are going
to come in. And then what does the guy do. He's like,
well, we can't get puppies, so we're gonna get like a really weird
looking dog. So that's going to get attention because people are going to be
like, like an ugly dog, like like like the Grinches dog Christmas.
It's like going to be that kind of dog on purpose, like a hairless,
weird looking dog that people are gonna be like, oh, that's a
weird looking dog. Right. No one is even gonna come and then there's
gonna be this disembodied loud bark and people are gonna this is in my mind
as a producer, I'm like, uh huh, And then people are gonna
go, oh, what that was weird. Also, if there's not a
bunch of puppies, you're gonna be able to tell it's a fake, right
south right, of course, yeah, there's gonna be no care so we
should have scrapped it, right, Yeah. So, but they didn't scrap
it. They hire a director for this. The director is a total dick.
I can tell you his name is JT. I haven't seen the guy
in a million years, but he was like an asshole. I'm trying to
flag what I see to be some issues that are going to get in the
way of making a good bit. Nobody will listen to me. Nobody will
listen to me. The director is getting paid by the by the day,
so he doesn't give a fu. Like, he's like, this is up
to you. You produce the bit, all come and direct the camera angles.
I don't care. Yeah, So of course I wasn't there, but
I'm hearing about it because I was complain, complain, complain, complain.
I'm like this isn't gonna work. Everyone's like, stop being such a downer
about it, like, stop being so negative. I'm like, okay,
but here's the main ingredients for this to work, and we don't. We
have none of them. So they decide at the last minute somehow there were
some cats, so they're like, we're going to change the bit to cat
with the big bark. So I'm like, well, wouldn't it be a
big cat to me out? So my friend Tim, when I get along
with Chris, is not a part of this. He doesn't go out and
do bits, but Tim is in charge of this bit, so he gets
put in charge of it. So he's on location. He's calling me,
messaging me. He's like, this is a fucking disaster. And he's like,
so, now guess what JT wants to do? Make it a cat
with the with a big bark. I'm like, well, then it's like,
what is that? Like, No one's going to be like, oh
my god, that's that. Wow, that was They're gonna be like,
well, that's fake, right, They're gonna know it's a And he's like,
and there's nobody around. So then they had to go out on the
street and find people and pay them to come in and basically fake it because
there's no foot traffic. Nobody's there, right, Okay, guess who in
the end kind of got in trouble for the whole thing me me, because
they said I hadn't thought it through and it was so it wasn't it was
the problem was that it's just not a good bit. Not that like there
were no pets and there were no people and it was a terrible location.
So yeah, so I got talked to about that one. My god,
that I should have thought it through. They should well, yes, they
should have just scrapped it. And any show like with a with Belgium humor
just sounds awful. But you know, ever know, I mean because there's
some like you know, there's a lot of BBC shows, you know,
like The Office and even Three's Company was based on a you know show from
out of out of the UK. True, true, and you know they
work. But the bits that work the best were new things we came up
with, Like I came up with one that was about I wanted there to
be a fast food place and the person behind the counter is a plant and
that person is eating your food when they put it on the tray and like
they just grab one of your fries and eat it or take a sip of
your drink. And first of all, it was really funny. I feel
like I've told you this story before too. But the problem was which we
solved. But the problem was that people will let you do a lot of
stuff. People will have social anxiety and they do not want a confrontation.
So you can eat quite a few fries before someone will be like hey out
yeah, like can you not do that? You know? So my friend
Tim was in charge of do it. Was the guy because I will laugh
like I couldn't do it myself, but I was there and I was like
in a back room watching on a monitor. But my friend Tim was the
one doing the the people's fries. But we had to make him be bigger
and bigger and bigger about it until he was like fully opening their water.
At one point he asked the person if they could help him open their own
water. Like he'd have the tray and he's gonna put a bottle of water
and he goes, can you open this? And they'd be like okay and
open the water. And then he'd take a big drink and put it back
down. We watched one woman walked all the way to her table and you
could see her like working up the courage to walk back. And she walks
back up to the counter and she was like, did you just take a
sip of my drink? And then he was like yeah, I was thirsty.
She's like, can I get a new one? And then anyway,
it was really funny. He was like eating their fries, bite their burger,
right, yeah, right, it's a funny bit. I love that
stuff though. Yeah, you know, that's that's how did we get onto
this talking about having real jobs. Oh yeah, I'm getting a paycheck because
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a go getter h in terms of like social life. Yeah, I went
to a show on I think it was Tuesday. No, yeah, Tuesday,
I went to go see my friend Bonnie McFarlane was Oh yeah for Netflix
is a Joke Week and she was doing a show called would You Bang Him?
Okay? Oh my gosh, I forgot about a tie to our show.
So this the point of this show is there's a panel of judges and
then there are male comics that do a set and then the panel decides of
women primarily women and gay men decide like is he funny enough to fuck him?
Okay? Basically would you bang him? So typically, you know,
women being judged on their looks and men are often judged on like their rds
of humor. So that was the that was the premise of the show,
and it was so freakin' funny. And it's Bonnie and her husband Rich Voss,
and they they have a show called My Wife Hates Me that that's their
podcast. We're going to have them on our our podcast together. They're they're
so funny. They just are really funny. They hosted and then the panel
was Oh my gosh, I for Natasha Lazieiro. She was one of the
judges, and a guy named Nikki Paris was one of the judges. Zaynab
is a comedian. She was one of the judges, and h oh and
Jody Sweeten full House House one of the judges, and then they had all
these comics. One of them was Greg fitz. Simmons said, Oh my
god, he was so funny. I was. I was laughing so hard
during the show that my makeup was like legit, like running like I had
to fix my eye makeup because I was cry laughing at how funny this show
was. I love that they wear you it live. Well, she lives
in New Jersey, so sometimes they do it in New York or New Jersey
for festivals. Yeah. I don't know. It wasn't being like televised or
anything, but it was so so. But where was it at this place
called the Kuckaborough Lounge in Hollywood and Hollywood Highland. Oh wow, that was
there a comedy club there? News it's new. It's like it's like a
club. Yeah. The only problem was that, of course Seth Rogan smokes
the Bowl was also playing at the Hollywood Bowl. Oh god. So the
park, the traffic and the parking, so we had to we found parking
in the place where we were going to Hollywood Highland but like there were a
lot of people there for the Hollywood Bowl. Yeah, for the Bull,
So it was like ridiculous to track what a great name for a show at
the Hollywood Bowl and smokes the Bowl. Yeah, perfect for him. Yeah.
I don't know how that went, but like, yeah, Kevin Hart
was just there and god, Matt Rife, Oh yeah, what happened to
him? Well, he got kind of canceled. But I guess people still
like him, do they? I think, what wasn't he like the hot
thing and now he's not? Like after Yeah? Correct, I mean people
have said he's terrible. It's not just his problematic stuff, but also that
he he got famous on on TikTok for doing as a lot of comics do,
for doing crowd work right right, But then like people were like,
yeah, but he doesn't have an act, but he was headlining the Hollywood
Bowl headlining. Wow. Yeah, I don't know how ticket sales went,
but you know, so it's no John mulaney. Yeah. But anyway,
so I went to that and then but then I was tired, so we
went home right afterwards. And then the next night I went with Bonnie and
we went for dinner. Have you ever been to a restaurant called The Nice
Guys. Now, guys, it's like a fancy restaurant. It's pretty funny.
I'm just not used to going out to like nice, nice restaurants,
so like a what do you wear? But then I was like, you
don't have to dress up. It's la yeah, yeah, you can wear
jeans. I hate a fancy restaurant. But so we get there and I
you know, Valley Park, my Prius whatever. Listen, a lot of
famous people drive Prius. Yes they do. It's called it's called being environmentally
conscious people. It's not a money thing. And then we walk in and
it is like, first of all, there's a sign on the door that
says no photographs. Oh god, oh, I guess there's gonna be there
some celebrities here. Well I couldn't tell you if there were any because it's
so freaking dark. Oh really, where was so dark? It's on Los
Sienaga, like almost at the Beverly Center, so you cannot see. I
mean it's like what we were making so many jokes about it because your eyes
it was so dark that your eyes don't even get used to the dark.
Really, I mean they I would have had a hard time. It was
a bird, couldn't see the menu, had to like shine the light on
the menu. But the food was very delicious and it was a nice time,
and I was just so proud of myself for being out to dinner.
Yeah, out and about I'm in my fifties and like I'm in a week.
Yeah, twice in one week. I went the night before, I'm
at a comedy club the next day and you drove. I drove. Yeah,
I'm proud of you for driving. Oh, I driving. I have
trouble being a passenger, okay, like where to park and stuff? Oh
yeah, places yeah that you've never been to. Yeah. Oh I had
to go pick Bonnie up at her hotel and I was like, yeah,
of course, yes, there's a lot of that, right, But that
part's not as the first one, the kucka bar lounge. That was a
little bit like, Okay, where's this parking to be? I always get
also parking anxiety in parking structures me too. Even if I take a picture
of where of, I'm always like, but what if I can't find Like
what if it's not all you know? Yeah? Yeah yeah, and I'm
like trying to retrace I want to leave like a trail of bread crust,
because you know, you get really turned around, like you go, you
find your elevator, and then you're like okay, but you know when the
elevator, you know, when you go into like a little glass place where
the elevators are or the escalators, but there's like four ways into it,
especially Hollywood Island. Yeah, you're like, I don't know which door I
came in to get on this escalator. Then you go up the escalator,
then you get off the escalator, then there's an elevator I know, then
you have to go to the fourth. But then you're like by the time
you leave, it's like playing pin the tail on the donkey and they spend
your around. Yeah times, so you're like you have to like take video
of yourself walking like you know, like walking in right and even then like
you gotta go back the other way, like right, yes, especially at
Highland Highland, Hollywood Highland, that place is a disease. And you ask
a security guard, You're like, okay, so do you know where the
Kucka Borough lounges? And they're like, oh yeah, you're you're not near.
You gotta go over here and over there. Then you're gonna take the
elevator up to the then it's like ways. They're like, then you're gonna
have to stop for a snack at this place, and then you're gonna want
to double all the way back, and then you're gonna want to go to
your car. And you're like we I gotta write this down, and they're
like, anyway, so you take the elevator up and then there, and
then you take the elevator up and you're like, I still don't know where
I am. Yeah. Luckily we were meeting another friend and she like wa
saw us like lost children, and she was like over here, Yeah,
I found the place, thank god. Yeah, yeah, that's what I
did. Well, that's nice. So that you go. So you went
out like a couple nights last week. Yeah, but then I was like
exhausted the rest of the work right now, you know, yeah, try
moving like ugh, like just yeah. But I let's see, I was
I after I got everything, Like like the first night, I was dead
tired, fell right asleep, and then Sunday morning it was Mother's Day,
so I was like I'm not going to get up right away. So I
was just laying there and I was relaxing. I started watching h House of
Villains on Peacock. Have you seen it? I mean I was hooked immediately
because it's all these villains, most of them I don't know, different than
right, I love Traders. This House of Villains is just like a it's
like an MTV v H one type show, but it's just it's it's a
house of all like reality show villains, like remember Johnny Fairplay. Yes,
yeah, he thinks that he's the biggest villain of all time television. And
it's like, dude, you you didn't even win Survivor. But the only
thing he did was he lied about his grandmother dying. No, he didn't
even lie. The guy that he was talking to he told him to lie,
say your grandma died, and then he did. And then he was
like, you know, there's a clip of him going, like, my
grandma's at home watching Jerry Springer right now. You know. So there was
like him, and then there was like all these other shows that I never
watched, like The Challenge, MTV's The Challenge or whatever. Yeah, that's
what I would be afraid that I don't know the people. Now you don't
know the people. But then there was Amorosa, who was mean and can
very much be a villain, like she's ruthless. She was ruthless and then
hosted by Joel McHale, which I love, love him, and he made
it funny like it was like, you know, he was like tongue in
cheek, like bagging on them, but like you know, in a funny
way like but it sucked me in and then uh uh I started watching it,
so that that was good on Peacocks. I started watching that, But
like, I haven't had anything to watch lately, like it everything is.
I don't know, I need to catch up on the Jinks. Yeah,
I was gonna trying to. I kept falling asleep. I bear. I
tried last night and I just out, like out. So I don't have
many TV shows to recommend, but I have been listening to some podcasts.
Oh yes, I need something to listen to. So I listened to this
podcast. It might be a little dry, but I really I liked it.
It's called Who Trolled Amber Heard? And it's about it's by this did
you ever hear of the podcast called Sweet Bobby? Yeah? About a hook
It's like hoax stuff, right, So it's by the same company, Tortoise
Media or whatever, and they basically the premise is about out were there was
there like a troll farm turning people against Amber Herd during the Johnny Depp Amber
Heard trial. When you listen to this podcast, the answer is one hundred
percent yes. So it talks about how they do those I don't know what
the word is that I'm looking for, Like how you systematically it's like an
operation campaign and a campaign, yes, like a number campaign where you have
all these tweets where you change the public feelings about something by and it's coming
from like Saudi Arabia, it comes from Russia. It's like these really misinformation
campaigns that they can just it's a real thing. It seems like a conspiracy
theory. But if you listen to this podcast, like it's a real thing,
and yeah, who uses it or who? Just different people, but
like different countries that are trying to spread like misinformation about like like like say
Amber Heard. Like you can hire people, you can hire people, you
can hire like so it's like, did Johnny Depp hire people to like spread
this to turn public sentiments against Amber Heard. Wow, listen when that trial
was happening. I was on Johnny Depp's side. But like, it's interesting
some of the ways basically who some of the tapes were released to, who's
in cahoots with whom? You It's in very interesting part. It's like six
episodes. Really, Yeah, what's it call called? Who trolled Amber?
Heard? Okay? Then Okay. So there's this guy named Josh Dean that
I talked to you about a while ago because he's a journalist and he did
he was a big part of that documentary about the Cecil Hotel that we loved,
Yes, and that Alisa Lamb case. Do you remember the Alisa Lamb
case Calin It was the girl. It was that video of an elevator.
Yeah, I watched the documentary. Yeah, we all love that documentary.
Josh Woodan was one of was like the journalists that I think he had a
big part. I think he was part of the production of that documentary.
And I told you that I loved him, Yeah that I was like,
he's really cute, and he's really knowledgeable, and he's done. He's a
founder of Campfire campside or Campfire Media side Media. Oh my god. Anyway,
I reached out to him on Facebook because I was like, I found
this thing on Alisa Lamb that he talked about, and he has a new
podcast out called White Devil Okay, really good about this woman who was accused
of killing a police officer in Belize and she's married to this guy who's super
wealthy, and well she's not married to him, but she's the baby mama
of him, and how everybody thinks she's going to get away with murder basically,
but she doesn't. And it's a very interesting Podcaster's four episodes out so
far. I'm listening to number four right now because two of them dropped today,
which is Monday. Anyway, I saw his post on Facebook about it,
and I was like, you know, I wanted to see if you
wanted to come to our podcast. Yeah, and then he reached out to
me on Facebook. He was like, yeah, I will, And then
I was telling him he did kept Chameleon Hollywood Comrade Lean, which is a
great he's done. Was that I forgot that? When was that one about
this woman who's not really a real person who sends people to like other countries,
to do movies that are not really happening. She had a whole system
set up where she'd make them all front their own money, and then she
would just completely like fuck people over. It was this whole scam this woman
was running. Wow, and he did that podcast anyway. I remembered that
another one of his podcasts was called Hooked, which is so good. You
guys, we talked about it a long time ago. It's about this guy
who gets hooked on Heroin, about how he gets hooked on heroin. He's
a dad, his marriage falls apart, he's got two kids, and he
ends up robbing banks. Oh yeah, and then he has it's about his
relationship with his son. It's really good. It's like eight episodes. It's
called Hooked. And he did that podcast too a long time ago. This
guy does some good journalist journalistic podcasts and really good stuff, like he's going
to be such an interesting guest. Yeah, oh that's great. Yeah.
So it's that simple. You just reach out to people. I know,
No, Caylin, have you watched anything good or listen? There's a new
show on Apple TV that I think he would hate. Oh, by the
way, new season of Doctor Who on Disney Plus. But there's this new
show on Apple it's called Dark Matter. It's with Joel Edgerton. Do you
know that actor. He probably knows Face Fight if I showed you and Jennifer
Connelly. But it takes place in like two different universes, so there's like
two versions of the actor, and they're constantly flipping back and forth between the
two universes. And I was just watching and going like, oh my god,
Stephanie, would I hate this show? Which universe is then in?
I don't know, I can't follow it through, And they're like, you
know, he plays the same person, but to a slightly different version,
and the different my god, and imagine me playing a game on my phone,
like what happened? Who? What? Now? So yeah, I
mean there's only like two episodes of that out. I think I talked about
slow Horses already. Yeah, and it's you know, it's the NBA Finals,
So I've just been watching a lot of basketball. Oh yeah, m
m right, Yeah, let's take a quick break. Yeah, Sonny has
been watching the NBA Finals. There was a bad car accident on Friday night
and it's really sad. And it happened in Pasadena and it was six kids
in a tesla. Oh no, and some of them went to a local
high school that my kids know. Friends that went there and Sonny for about
I think it was about an hour. Rumor was that it was one of
his friends in the car, oh no, and he was trying to find
out on Saturday what the deal was. But it turns out that was just
a rumor that this kid wasn't in it because this kid's friend has a tesla
too or something. Anyway, that these six kids in a tesla slam into
a building and three die instantly, and then the other three are critically injured
in the hospital. Oh no, yeah, Yeah, it was really sad.
High school, some of them were out of already out. I think
the driver was already out of school. I think he was like twenty or
twenty one maybe, But then there was kids in the car that went on.
Two of the kids are siblings. One died and the other the sisters
in the hospital. Yeah, I know, it isn't that horrible. I
know it was really sad, But when you mentioned the NBA game, was
like, Sonny was watching it, but then he was like beside himself for
like a good hour trying to figure it out like his friends. Recall,
everybody was trying to figure out who. But anyway, luckily, but they
do know of one of the kids who's in the hospital. They do know
of that person, not friends with that person, but they know who that
person was. It's really sad, but but yeah, on a happier note,
though, the kids are going to be graduating in a couple of weeks
at like they graduate on the sixth and then they turn eighteen on the on
the seventh, And I keep asking him, like, what do you guys
want to do because Wendy's coming to town and their cousins coming to the to
the graduation. I'm like, what do you guys want to do, you
know, after graduation? And they're like, oh, I'll go to parties.
And I was like, I think there's probably going to be parties later,
but most kids usually don't. They usually go with family one graduation night.
Most kids usually go to dinner with their family. Yes, So it's
like, we should plan So finally, after last night, you know,
we were talking about it. So they I threw out some restaurant names because
I got to get on it. It's probably going to be booked by now
anyway, Like it's but they gave me the like a Mexican restaurant close by
that they want to go to. So is Adam going to want to go?
I don't know. Oh, I think that, you know, like
they said they would, you know, I mean, if he wants to
go, I'm fine inviting him. I don't think he's gonna want to go,
But I don't know. He hasn't said anything though. No, But
I think I think the kids are they were they you know, what most
likely will happen is like graduation night, we can celebrate with them, and
then the next days they're they're no more school, so then they can go
and see their dad by the beach and celebrate their birthday. Oh okay,
yeah, because what am I gonna do? Celebrate graduation and then their eighteenth
like two nights in a row. It's a lot like they're like, you
don't need to celebrate us that much, Like one night is fine, but
do you need to do something for them for their eighteenth? Real? Let
Adam do that? I am. I'm already like I had to have to
have a graduation, high school graduation gift and birthday gift. Yes, And
I'm working on Sunny Natalians a little easier. You know, she wanted like
head phones or something, but I'm taking her cha Cabo again this year for
oh for mother daughter you know trip after graduation. So there's that. And
then Sonny's going to Japan. Didn't I tell you No, He's going back.
Yeah, his friends are going back. They got an airbnb and they're
going not until like July, so not a school trip. He's just going
with your friends, Yes, because they liked it so much that they wish
they weren't on a school trip because they had like, you know, the
tour guide and you know, and like going by this school schedule and stuff.
They were like he especially, he was like, I'd love to go
back and just be on my own and not have to worry about, you
know, adhering to somebody's schedule and tour guides and stuff. And they kind
of already have the lay of the land a little bit. So they're yeah,
they're going back in July. Wow, that's gonna be fun. So
so when does she leave? For when does an Italian leave? She's Santa
Barbara. She goes at the end of August. But I have to go
like up there at some point during the summer because I want to see the
you know, the place that she's renting, and I want to help her
like get set up and you know, like what I'm sure you're going to
be doing soon with Lbie you well, we will. Well, I don't
know if i'll see her housing because so she was supposed to have Bruins Day,
but because of all the protests that are going on, it got canceled.
So her like basically accepted transfer students stay canceled. But she will have
orientation and she'll be assigned housing. Okay, that was the one nice thing
about the UCLA has guaranteed housing all four years if you want to live on
campus. So she'll be assigned a place and with the roommates. But yeah,
and then I guess I'm sure we'll all bring her stuff and yeah,
move in. Yeah that's going to be fun. Yeah, yea, yeah,
you're gonna go ahead of time to in Italias and check it out first
and then and then do a day where you move. Luckily, it's Santa
Barbara's not that far, I know, thank god. I know. It's
like a nice land drive. I was legit scared about Berkeley. Yeah,
because me, how am I going to be driving trips multiple times? Yeah?
Like no, thank you, No, I'm happy that's not happening.
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