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Speaker 1: Hey guys, how are you hi? Everybody doing? How you doing?

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How you doing? I am actually recording this on a Monday.

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Last week was a world win. I still feel like

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even though it was two days, a lot happened in

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that two days.

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Speaker 2: And you know that if you are not.

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Speaker 1: Someone who travels often or does a lot of things

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back to back, you kind of gotta recover for a while.

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So that's what I'm doing. You know, one two day trip,

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I'm gonna need to recover for a month. Actually had

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like a busy summer, Like I told you, I was

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going to be outside this summer. It's now fall, but

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I think it started early in the summer. I went

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on a bunch of dates. Then I just got sick

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them in and then I went to see Cowboy Carter.

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I went to see Lady Gaga. I went to an

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opening of an exhibit in Miami. I went to there's

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a place called like the Fort Lauderdale Water Taxi. I

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went on the water taxi with one of my friends,

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like my friends that.

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Speaker 2: I get to see physically.

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Speaker 1: I also went to the Hilton and they gave me

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some free food, and I mean after that, I didn't

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really have any other plans and then that's when threads

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hit me up and they were like, girl, come outside,

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come outside, come outside. And I'm like, you know what,

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hell yeah, why the hell not? Why not?

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Speaker 2: That's what I was thinking.

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Speaker 1: So yeah, like I've just been moving and the thing

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is like you have to keep something. It kind of

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sounds dark, but for me, it's like, Okay, what's keeping

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me alive? Like what are these things that are going

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to be keeping me alive? So the burn months are

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the best months of the year. October, November, December. We

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have Halloween, we have Thanksgiving, we have my birthday, we

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have Jesus' Birthday, akay, Christmas. So you know, I am

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waiting on these different events. I don't know what I'm

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doing for my birthday this year. People keep asking me

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because I tend to do multiple things. I celebrate my

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birthday even like a full week or for like a

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full month even But now I'm just like, Okay, I

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can chill on that, especially since I've had such a year.

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Oh and I forgot I have Bravo Khan. It's a lot,

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it's a lot coming up. So I also have so

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many like shows to watch. There's so many shows coming

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back on the Secret Lives of Mormon Wives is coming back,

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and that's super important to my schedule. Potomac is on.

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Salt Lake City is on Like Baby Like It's happening. Oh,

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Loot Loot with Myya Rudolph. That show needs more recognition immediately.

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I think it's in its third season. It's basically about

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if Lauren Bezils was a black woman, Like, she divorces

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her billionaire husband and she's trying to figure out what

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she's going to do with her life because she's spent

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her entire life, well not her entire life, but the

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majority of her life being this billionaire's husband. So I

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think it's Mikayla as how you say her name, Mikayla

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Jay Rodriguez from Poe's The Girly from Poe's. She's on it.

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Jokin Booster is on it. Ron Funches is on it.

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And the reason I know Ron Funch's repertoire is because

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he voices a lot of animated characters. Most notably for

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me personally, is King Shark on Harley Quinn. Shout out

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to my girlies and gays that watch Harley Quinn, that

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know King Shark, that know Ron Funches his voice. I think,

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if I'm not mistaken, he may be in The Bad

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Guys too, not just not the sequel, but like the

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franchise The Bad Guys. I think he may voice someone there,

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but I'm not completely sure. But either way, like, he

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has a long repertoire of voices in a very long

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IMDb and he's actually very very funny. I don't know

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if he's a stand up comedian or just like an

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acting comedian, but whatever he does, I am down to watch.

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But it's mainly about Maya Rudolph. Maya Rudolph is a

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once in a generation talent. It's crazy. Her mother was talented,

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but she was a singer, and now she is talented.

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She's a Nepple baby. But you know, when a Nepple

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baby is talented, we don't say nothing. And also when

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a Nepple baby is black, we also don't need to

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say nothing because listen, it's hard enough out here. We

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need we need the black Nepple babies like we need

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more of them, because the white Neple babies are the

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ones who.

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Speaker 2: Are clearing all the roles.

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Speaker 1: Okay, my Rudolph is just so funny in this show,

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and I keep seeing the viral like hot Ones, the

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viral hot Ones video of my Rudolph basically on that

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show Hot Ones.

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Speaker 2: But people don't know that she was not actually on

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hot Ones.

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Speaker 1: She was literally just taping that for Loot, like it

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was a part of a bit on Loot that she

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would go on Hot Ones. But since people act like

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that on hot Ones for real, it was easy to

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think that that's a clip from the show.

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Speaker 2: So that's so funny. So yeah, watch Loot.

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Speaker 1: It's on Apple TV, which apparently went from Apple TV

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Plus to Apple TV, but I've been calling it Apple

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TV this whole time, so I don't know. What I

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don't know about HBO Max and Apple TV is thinking

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read the room. If you do change something and we

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don't notice it, don't make an announce. Also, don't piss

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me off. But I did hear that Apple TV and

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Peacock may be merging. So everything negative that I've ever

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said about Apple TV, which isn't a lot like. I

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think that they make some of the best shows in

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the world and they don't produce them. They will put

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out a show with an A list movie star and

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they not produce them, but they don't market them. They'll

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put out a show with an A list movie star

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and you'll be like, when did this iconic A list

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movie star have a TV show? Because it's very hard

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to get movie stars to agree to TV shows. But

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these days TV is the new movies. And I mean

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that in a sense of like everyone was just waiting

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for their next blockbuster hit. It's probably easier to simply

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film a movie for a few months and then go

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back to your life and see how it does and

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hope that it's great, and just do the the marketing

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for that. But nowadays, with the eight episode story arc, you.

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Speaker 2: Have to.

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Speaker 1: You have to really to be relevant, especially if you're

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not endlessly like rich. You have to, you know, try

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to find a prestigious show to be on, or at

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least a good streaming show that everyone loves to be on,

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even if it's not recurring. You could do one season

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of a show and still get that bag that you need.

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And I really like Apple TV, but they said that

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Apple TV may be merging. I don't know necessarily merging,

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but they may be offering a package where you can

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get Apple TV and Peacock at the same time. So

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the thing about Apple TV, I they were they're the

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ones who once you use that free trial, they have

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it connected to your Apple I D. They're like, baby,

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ain't no what, ain't no fucking why you're gonna keep

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canceling and then doing it again, and then canceling and

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then signing up again. They're like, no, we have your

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Apple ID, we know who you are, so don't piss

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us off with that shit like pay for our pay

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for our services. And I'm like, at first, I'm like, well,

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you don't really have much on there, but now it's

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like they have loot.

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Speaker 2: They have the morning show.

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Speaker 1: They have obviously when they had those two days or

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three days that we can that it was free, Me

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and Aaron came on here to tell you guys that

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the weekend it was free. They have their original movies,

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they have movies from the theater. They have like releases

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where it's like in theaters and on Apple streaming at

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the same time. So Apple was really like they're on

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their game. I would say, they're in the league with HBO,

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and when I hope that it doesn't merge in the

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same way that like when you go on HBO, you're

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also seeing TLC stuff like why is nine Day Fiance next?

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Speaker 2: To succession that will never sit right.

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Speaker 1: With me, Like there's Prestige TV and then there's not

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Reality TV, because I wouldn't mind if it's just reality.

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There's Prestige TV and there's non Prestige TV, and I

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never liked that, Like if you guys merge, I need

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to be able to sign into the HBO Max app

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and then go to HBO Originals or you know, streaming

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on HBO and then streaming other places. Like why is

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Worst Cooks next to the Sopranos? That shit don't sit

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right with me. So I wonder if with the Apple

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TV merge, is it going to be like The Real

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Housewives is next to.

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Speaker 2: What's that one show?

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Speaker 1: That one show with the severance that would be hilarious

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to log on and you just see your preview.

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Speaker 2: Of like that's my opinion, and then.

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Speaker 1: You see Severance like you're any suck five dicks today?

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Like what is really going on with Apple TV? I

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hope that it does mean that it allows access for

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Peacock and its audience to get in that world of

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doing interviews for Apple TV hopefully, Like I don't know

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it helps us especially as like content creators, because I've

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expressed multiple time times. How I really want to not

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just be seen as someone who talks about reality I

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would like to be seen as someone who talks about

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all TV, because I value all TV as much as

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I value Prestige and reality TV. So we'll see how

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that goes. And also maybe it'll make it cheaper for

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the people who pays for me. Peacock is free with

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right now I have Exfinity, and then with Apple I

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am not even my I'm on a family plan with

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my homeboy.

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Speaker 2: He could pay for it. He got it. His family

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owns a.

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Speaker 1: Restaurant, like, ain't no way, I don't have an extra

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ten dollars, babe. And then Paramount Plus. I only get

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Paramount Plus when it's time for drag Race, honestly, or

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I have it, I might have it signed into someone

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else's thing. But what they don't get is that people

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are just gonna start just pirrating shit because y'all are

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just doing too much. Roku has a new streaming service

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called Howdy for two ninety nine a month. Roku, what

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are you doing? Who asked for that? And why did

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you name it Howdy? We didn't need that. Stay in

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your fucking lane. Oh, just in the middle of this,

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there's an incident in New York where I was afraid

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to turn to the side because I was getting so skinny.

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I'm just kidding, but no, I do want to say that,

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like in New York, I was able to pull off

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a bunch of fashion moments because I am a little

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bit more comfortable in my well not even a little bit,

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a lot more comfortable in my skin because I'm getting

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back to the baseline of where I was before I

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had to take those steroids for my health. And that's

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because of Mochi. Joinmochi dot com. I'm going to leave

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my link where you can get forty dollars off of

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the membership for Mochi in the comments, well not the

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description section. You can always go to my Instagram and

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look at my bio and can join Mochi. I don't

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think that Mochi is available in Canada unfortunately. I think

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it's like an American company right now. But either way, like,

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I don't really mind if you guys ask me questions

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about being on tours appetide and GLP ones or similar

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the tide. I just want to tell people, like, just

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be transparent if you see me losing weight yes, it's

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because with the GLP one you have to be more

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active in order not to get quote unquote skinny fat

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and also like just to have that like authenticity, you

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know what I mean. So it's just like if it's

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not in Canada, you can probably find a service that

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is in Canada and do that same thing. So I

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would say, don't ask trat GBT, go on to Google

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and say what is a telehealth gop one service in

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Canada or whatever country that you live in. So yeah,

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like if you look and I might do like a

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little video, Yeah, I think I want to do a video.

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But if you look on my timeline probably Tuesday, look

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on my timeline and you see the different outfits that

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I am talking and I'm speaking at Threads, I have

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lost some weight and I am feeling myself. I also

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put on a business suit and it was too big

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for me because I was standing on big business okay.

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And then the other one was what was the third outfit?

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in it was the business to like Meredith Marx and

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Lisa Barlow, and then it was oh okay, so then

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it was this other one that I wore on Broadway,

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so like I had a time, honey. So yeah, definitely

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check out Mochi because you can literally see how it

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is working. And it also worked in a sense that

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I had to walk around, you know, on a gop

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want how to do some exercise to get ready and

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kind of trained for the streets of New York because

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even when you're catching an uber, you had to run

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in that You got to run in that street and

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find your uber because there's so many black cars that

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are taking people here and there and everywhere. So it

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helped me physically, it helped me fit my clothes better,

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It helped me mentally because it has that B six

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in it and I'm.

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Speaker 2: Happy about it. So yeah.

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Speaker 1: Last thing I want to talk about was Avid Elementary.

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Of course, because I am covering Avid Elementary this season.

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I need people to be talking about this show. I

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don't care that it's already popular. I don't care that

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they have guest stars on it. I don't care. With

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the way that the world is going now, they could

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literally snatch that show from us at any time. Abbot Elementary,

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there's not a lot to talk about. They went to

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a baseball game. Jeanine had never been to a baseball game.

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I'm trying to thinking, have I been to a baseball game.

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I don't think so, because they said this like nine

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innings and we have the Marlins down here. I've been

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to a football game like the Dolphins. I've been to

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a basketball game the heat. I've been to a hockey game.

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That one was very violent, which is ironic. And then yeah,

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so I've never been to a baseball game, but I'm open.

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I've never been to a Formula One race, but I'm open.

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That's like, especially if you have like a winning team.

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But they went to the baseball game. The the mascot

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was there. You know, Greg Gregory was excited because he

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wanted to pretty much like he likes, he's into the

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nerdy stuff, so he was there basically like marking down

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and keeping score and all that stuff. And Janine is like, Okay,

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so what's really going on here? And she literally got

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hit in the head and it was hilarious because that

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was her biggest fear. She tried to wear like two hats. Also,

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what else happened? Oh, Jacob and Mishamente, We're trying to

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do the nine nine to nine challenge, which is like

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nine hot dogs and nine beers and nine innings, and

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she scammed Jacob, and Jacob really tried to hang in

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there but he couldn't. And also what helpened, Oh Barbara,

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you know how she always like gets stuff mixed up,

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like she calls Michael B. Jordan like the wrong name

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and all that stuff. She knew who one of the

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famous baseball players was. And the fun fact is that

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they filmed that episode during a real game, and during

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the game, he ended up hitting four home runs, so

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it was like good luck for him that they were there.

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So that's really fun to see fun behind the scenes info,

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and it was just a fun filler episode. And I'm like,

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that's exactly what I want back in TV, Like, let's

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have a filler episode.

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Speaker 2: Baby.

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Speaker 1: Meanwhile, because Ava was the one who got the tickets,

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so Ava and her boo, her fine ass man. Lord,

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she was trying to get them on the kiss cam

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and they didn't get on the kiss cam, so she's

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like bummed about it.

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Speaker 2: And he did something that was super cute. He ended up.

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Speaker 1: Submitting a photo of them kissing anyway, and they played

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they put it on the big screen and she tried

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to explain that she was trying to get sympathy because

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she's like, I'm used to dating the athletes and I'm

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not with an athlete. I'm with the regular person, so

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I want to do regular people's stuff. And he's like,

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are you trying to get sympathy for doing regular people stuff?

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And it was just hilarious. So watch the show thirty minutes,

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not even thirty minutes on Hulu, like twenty three minutes, fun,

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easy going, you know. It was just a filler episode

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and I really just enjoyed it. It had its funny

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moments as usual. It's only episode three. This comes on Wednesdays,

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do you guys, So try to watch it on Wednesdays,

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or at least record it so they get that, you know,

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that credit or whatever that people are watching those ratings

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that people aren't watching.

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Speaker 2: And we certainly are.

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Speaker 1: All right you guys, I love you so much. I

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will talk to you soon. I'll have a great week.

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Speaker 2: Bye.

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Speaker 1: Pay Ba