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Speaker 1: here again with EJ and our relationship Since Arena Wood,
Speaker 1: Hey guys.
Speaker 2: Hey, hey guys, doing everybody's looking good.
Speaker 1: We are looking good. You know. Arena and I experienced
Speaker 1: was that that wasn't your first? Probably your second super Bowl?
Speaker 1: How many super Bowls have you seen her?
Speaker 3: Actually it was my third one because I right here
Speaker 3: two years and a half ago and it was July.
Speaker 3: So yes, I think I had three fourths of July
Speaker 3: and three super Bowls.
Speaker 1: Oh so you're very, very sick of the chief into
Speaker 1: you had to be like, what is this place? Kansas City?
Speaker 1: No one lives there. It's flat. All they have is me.
Speaker 3: It's not actually like the atmosphere. I told you guys
Speaker 3: the other day that I like football. I definitely don't
Speaker 3: understand the rules of American football and baseball is a
Speaker 3: big secret to me. But I like the atmosphere. I
Speaker 3: like that people I inspired involved in trigged and you know,
Speaker 3: it's like big party. I like the whole sense of it.
Speaker 2: You know, they played Baseball is America's pastime. But I
Speaker 2: don't know, Mike. I mean, I remember being a kid
Speaker 2: watching the games with Jack and it's a long process.
Speaker 2: You sit there for two and a half hours. And
Speaker 2: I like that. But football it's absolutely the America's pastime.
Speaker 2: I think it's surpassed baseball, don't you.
Speaker 1: Oh, it definitely has. But I think for our parents
Speaker 1: that statement was true. Yeah, yeah, they grew up. My
Speaker 1: father grew up going to the what the heck was
Speaker 1: the Ebbittsfieldie going to Ebbittsfield, and you know, he was
Speaker 1: a Dodger. I mean where the name originally came from.
Speaker 1: The kids would go out and they would dodge the
Speaker 1: street cars and the subway. I guess there were street
Speaker 1: cars really in Brooklyn, and that's where the name Dodger
Speaker 1: came from. And so he was he was heartbroken. Oh
Speaker 1: when the Dodgers left for the West Coast, which is
Speaker 1: why he he became a Met fan because he was
Speaker 1: too mad to root for the Yankees, and the Giants
Speaker 1: had left at the same time, so he didn't realize
Speaker 1: that at one point New York had Dodgers were now
Speaker 1: in La the Giants who are now in San Francisco,
Speaker 1: and the Yankees. He had three baseball teams in New
Speaker 1: York and then all of a sudden they only had one.
Speaker 1: And then the Mets were started in nineteen sixty two,
Speaker 1: which is the year both, well all three of us, Kenny,
Speaker 1: AJ and I were born. So you had to grow
Speaker 1: up as I don't know how AJ defected to the year.
Speaker 2: I did because my dad, you know, my father was
Speaker 2: Brooklyn and New York City when he was a kid.
Speaker 2: He loved the he loved Steinbrenner, and he loved Billy Martin.
Speaker 2: That became more important than anything. Billy Martin's real name
Speaker 2: was Alfred. My father, my name were all Alfred's. He
Speaker 2: was a crazy guy. He was violent, he liked to drink.
Speaker 2: So of course my father, completely gravitating Billy.
Speaker 1: Looked for leader that you can tell well, yeah.
Speaker 2: You know, and Billy Martin dies the same day as
Speaker 2: my mother. And the joke around there, the joke around
Speaker 2: our house was that my mother's waiting for her husband
Speaker 2: to come see her, and he's like, Lily, I'm talking
Speaker 2: to Billy. Did you wait a couple of minutes. Because
Speaker 2: he loved Billy Martin.
Speaker 1: Wow, Yeah, this is the manager the Yankees had that
Speaker 1: got fired all the time. He gets fired and rehired
Speaker 1: and fired and rehired. There's a lot of fun, a
Speaker 1: fascinating situation between him and the guy, so a j.
Speaker 3: He definitely supported Philadelphia as far as understood. Because for me, well,
Speaker 3: my husband, who is a New Yorker, and he tells me, okay,
Speaker 3: there is no New York team. So I don't know,
Speaker 3: like you know, but inside his heart he wore was close,
Speaker 3: closer to Philadelphia team then I know.
Speaker 2: See, Mike is a rabid Giants fan. I am too.
Speaker 2: Mike's a bigger fan. He's been there, he knows the guys,
Speaker 2: the whole thing. Giants. I did so many wonderful things
Speaker 2: as we got older. I didn't I didn't want to
Speaker 2: root for Kansas City this Super Bowl. So when Philly
Speaker 2: started to score and mopped them up, I was genuinely happy.
Speaker 2: You know, I just didn't think of the Giant rivalry
Speaker 2: with Philly. I just thought, enough with Kansas City and
Speaker 2: Taylor Swift and Travis Kelsey, let's make it football again.
Speaker 3: You associated that with them anyway?
Speaker 1: You know what?
Speaker 3: Can you told me if they won, If Kansas City won,
Speaker 3: they would be third time winner, which is legendary for the.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so you would only know one super Bowl champion
Speaker 1: through all your Super Bowls. I if they if they hadn't.
Speaker 2: But right, how did you feel, Mike? You're you're a
Speaker 2: crazy Giant fan. When you saw the game was going
Speaker 2: Philly's way, you had to.
Speaker 3: See these jackets, Oh my god, I just acted.
Speaker 1: Anybody who looked at me funny that I thought the
Speaker 1: Giants were playing in the game.
Speaker 3: You look like a gunster. You're in Vegas, you know,
Speaker 3: you guys know.
Speaker 1: As we've discussed this topic before, I think I would
Speaker 1: rather get If you gave me a choice, Hey, Mike,
Speaker 1: for the day, you can go to Gaza or you
Speaker 1: can go to Philadelphia. I would take my one way
Speaker 1: ticket to gots. Okay, So really so, I.
Speaker 3: Just a lot of potential now for there.
Speaker 1: I got nothing but hatred for the place. I hate. Philadelphia.
Speaker 3: Yeah, going there for a wedding this year, and we
Speaker 3: visited that place somehow a few times, and for business reasons.
Speaker 2: I like Philly. I worked there making Rocky Balboa. I mean, obviously,
Speaker 2: if you went to Sylvester Sloan in Philadelphia, you're seeing
Speaker 2: a different kind of Philadelphia. But I have a friend
Speaker 2: down then named Johnny Payne, who's a great guy, an
Speaker 2: ex soldier for a number of wars. They got tough
Speaker 2: people there, I don't know. There are also a lot
Speaker 2: of assholes there, just like their assholes in New York.
Speaker 2: We got him, you know, is it working.
Speaker 3: A fight but a story?
Speaker 1: Is it?
Speaker 3: Philly where Kenny almost had a fight when we were
Speaker 3: walking through the hotel. You know the story.
Speaker 1: It was kind of sorry, But I didn't think it
Speaker 1: was Philadelphia.
Speaker 3: Philadelphia wasn't I don't remember. I think it was Philly.
Speaker 3: And I have Ukrainian priests that knew my father in person,
Speaker 3: and my father always when I used to live in California,
Speaker 3: he pushed me, you have to go to New York
Speaker 3: of Philadelphia to see the Ukrainian priest. And after already
Speaker 3: my father passed away, I decided, Okay, I have to
Speaker 3: realize the wish.
Speaker 2: Of my father.
Speaker 3: And I went to meet him in person, and he's
Speaker 3: kind of cool. You know, it's not regular priest. He's like, yeah,
Speaker 3: he's wise and he's quiet, but he's very life and
Speaker 3: he's doing a few things besides being a priest, and
Speaker 3: he's you know, doing a lot of charity. So I've
Speaker 3: been to Philadelphia already being a foreigner, I think three
Speaker 3: or four times. But Mike, you don't like the Bell story.
Speaker 3: I don't like the historical part of it.
Speaker 2: I went to the Liberty Bell, I was there for
Speaker 2: a minute, took a picture and left.
Speaker 1: That's right, mind, there's just not look I already got
Speaker 1: bashed on Facebook last time I did this, so I'll
Speaker 1: back off a little bit. And they were the better team,
Speaker 1: you know. I'll tell you the Super Bowl should have
Speaker 1: been the Bills against the Eagles. The Bills were, in fact,
Speaker 1: the Chiefs were the third best team in the AFC.
Speaker 1: The Ravens were a better team as well. The favoritism
Speaker 1: they got from the referees all year long gave them
Speaker 1: home field advantage in the playoffs, which allowed them to
Speaker 1: beat Buffalo. Buffalo is a better team. They should have
Speaker 1: been in the game. I don't know if they would
Speaker 1: have beat Philly, but they would have given them a
Speaker 1: much better game. The Chiefs were built up off of
Speaker 1: all of these less than one score victories, and they
Speaker 1: were a different kind of team. They didn't have the
Speaker 1: capacity to come back like those Chiefs teams of old
Speaker 1: when they had Tyreek and all that. I mean, it's
Speaker 1: it's just they're not that good anymore.
Speaker 2: They're not hard.
Speaker 1: He's hard to be that good for that long.
Speaker 2: Mahomes has played two shitty Super Bowls in a row.
Speaker 2: He's not performed, right. I know he won the last one,
Speaker 2: but uh, he has performed.
Speaker 1: He never had a chance, No, I know he was welcome.
Speaker 1: He This is why Eli Manning belongs in the Hall
Speaker 1: of Fame because that was every single game Eli Manning
Speaker 1: never played in right, you know, he had a second
Speaker 1: and a half to get it out of his get
Speaker 1: it out of his arm, or he was going to
Speaker 1: get leveled, and somehow he survived and actually never missed
Speaker 1: a game for injury.
Speaker 2: Totally, even if the play with the famous play with
Speaker 2: David Tyree, how he was swarned what he did to
Speaker 2: get that ass off and then Tyree to catch it.
Speaker 2: And I still deal with people after the Super Bowl
Speaker 2: will act like, oh, the NFL's all fixed, every game's fixed,
Speaker 2: And I'm like, you definitely didn't see some huge games
Speaker 2: over the years. You know, David Tyree does not make
Speaker 2: that catch up a fixed games.
Speaker 1: They did that. They did a countdown of the thirty
Speaker 1: greatest plays or twenty five greatest plays in Super Bowl history.
Speaker 1: That came out as first the other day, and I
Speaker 1: saw Eli made a comment that I'd never seen him
Speaker 1: make before in all the years since that cash He
Speaker 1: said that all week long, Tyree couldn't match a thing,
Speaker 1: that he was dropping everything in practice that you know
Speaker 1: up until that point in the game. I don't think
Speaker 1: he targeted him once or maybe it was once, and
Speaker 1: that was pure desperation, because I mean he somehow escaped,
Speaker 1: oh sack, which is not you know, elusiveness was not
Speaker 1: his biggest strength, and he somehow got out and just
Speaker 1: heaped it. And I mean it was a wolfing dock
Speaker 1: wobbling in the air.
Speaker 2: Three of two or three of them Hall of Fame
Speaker 2: guys like right there.
Speaker 1: It was amazing.
Speaker 2: Hey, I gotta say something real quick about people love
Speaker 2: their teams. Just to give you an example of Mike's
Speaker 2: a crazy giant fan. Our friend Chico was crazy Yankee fan.
Speaker 2: And I didn't know this, but I went to his
Speaker 2: memorial when he died in Florida years ago. A priest
Speaker 2: comes out. This priest is an next con by the way,
Speaker 2: but he was an older it was like seventy years
Speaker 2: old now. But he comes out in a complete Yanke
Speaker 2: New York Yankee pinstriped uniform with the Yankee blue blade
Speaker 2: blue like you know, nighttime jacket over because it's cold
Speaker 2: in the fall. Because Chico bought him the full Yankee
Speaker 2: outfit at Yankee Stadium with the with the jacket and
Speaker 2: he said to him, you know, if I go before you,
Speaker 2: you gotta you gotta do my memorial in the Yanks. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and he walked out with that on. It was amazing. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so a really hard hardcore.
Speaker 1: Fan only Chica. Well, speaking of the Super Bowl, my
Speaker 1: two favorite moments I think of the Super Bowl because
Speaker 1: there weren't a lot of in game moments, uh for
Speaker 1: for me to like were Number one, the cutaway to
Speaker 1: Trump during the national anthem, when the crowd erupts in
Speaker 1: cheers for Trump, and when they when they did the cutaway,
Speaker 1: the one cut away to tell us what the the
Speaker 1: prop bet was over under was six and a half
Speaker 1: times they would put her on screen and they only
Speaker 1: put her on once during the game. And when they
Speaker 1: put her on she got booed, and she was shocked
Speaker 1: that she got booed. And you know, I see all
Speaker 1: these people on Twitter trying to claim that it was
Speaker 1: you know, it was just the Eagles fans that were
Speaker 1: that were booing her, and you know, no, I mean
Speaker 1: I know the place was there were more Eagle fans
Speaker 1: than Chief fans there. But to me, it's a it's
Speaker 1: a moment that marks just another piece marking the shift
Speaker 1: in this country back to normalcy, where people are rejecting
Speaker 1: the crap that we've been through for the last decade,
Speaker 1: and looking at the things Trump promised he'd do that
Speaker 1: he's now doing as the things we need as normal people,
Speaker 1: and looking at her and associating her with the fact
Speaker 1: that she endorsed the candidate she endorsed, and all the
Speaker 1: craziness that came from that candidate, Kamala Harris and the
Speaker 1: and the party, and the fact that it happened in
Speaker 1: the Super Bowl. No end racism in the end zone anymore,
Speaker 1: No players taking knee during the anthem. Only a couple
Speaker 1: of ads that were woke ish, but you have a
Speaker 1: lot more ads that were sort of Americana. I mean, ah,
Speaker 1: the Woe the Jeep ad with Harrison Ford was a
Speaker 1: great ad starting with Brad Pitt. Obviously that was very patriotic.
Speaker 1: Bud Lights back all in on America. Thank you, bud Light.
Speaker 2: You know, trying, trying.
Speaker 1: They're paying a lot of guys. I don't know that
Speaker 1: they'll ever get back there, but but it was. It
Speaker 1: was nice to just see a game without this constant
Speaker 1: theme of racism and wokeism woven throughout the whole game.
Speaker 1: We didn't see that, and even Kendrick Lamar, who look,
Speaker 1: we were in a crowded room with a lot of
Speaker 1: people and the TV. The volume wasn't very high. And
Speaker 1: so I don't know his music anyway other than like
Speaker 1: the older album the.
Speaker 2: You probably don't be Humble. Yeah.
Speaker 1: So, and so I was disappointed because I didn't hear
Speaker 1: a single thing I knew. But I could at least
Speaker 1: see the colors and Samuel L. Jackson doing the Uncle
Speaker 1: Sam thing and everything else. And it's kind of fun
Speaker 1: that he went in. I didn't know the song beforehand,
Speaker 1: and obviously it's all that you explained to the media
Speaker 1: in the last few days. Yeah, is trolling on drinking,
Speaker 1: but but you know, really start to finish. There wasn't
Speaker 1: a lot of that crap in the game.
Speaker 2: No, it wasn't. I I'm glad. Look, people have to
Speaker 2: realize Dave Boodteler Swift. First of all, my big explanation
Speaker 2: is it's been too many, too many weeks of her
Speaker 2: and Travis and stories that come out of it, and
Speaker 2: who's in her suite and where she's what she's wearing
Speaker 2: for the foot bowl. She wears a tank top and shorts. Meanwhile,
Speaker 2: she was wearing thirty thousand dollars in Chanelle the last
Speaker 2: two weeks. I don't know why she went t shirts
Speaker 2: and shorts, but the people booed primarily, remember, people are
Speaker 2: forgetting Taylor Swift was born in Reading, Pennsylvania, ready not
Speaker 2: Reading Ready. And she's you know, made it obviously she's
Speaker 2: with Travis Kelsey's Chiefs fan. But Philadelphia, Pennsylvania people don't
Speaker 2: take kindly to that when you just change on a
Speaker 2: dime to another team. So the boos were I think
Speaker 2: a collective boot from a lot of people around the country.
Speaker 2: Enough is enough, We've heard, enough seen enough. Let's move on.
Speaker 2: Let's move on.
Speaker 3: Do you remember that thing? I have a question at
Speaker 3: all what she's doing there. She promised to live the
Speaker 3: country if Trump.
Speaker 2: Oh that's funny.
Speaker 3: So what all these people half of the Hollywood who's
Speaker 3: supposed to live the country are doing there? And the
Speaker 3: other thing that was a rumor I don't even know
Speaker 3: who created that. He gonna propose here, Yeah, no, it's
Speaker 3: going to be engagement moment just in case Kansas City wins.
Speaker 2: We'll find out down the road if he brought a
Speaker 2: ring with him, if they won If he would have
Speaker 2: done that, I don't know. I mean, if they win
Speaker 2: and he does it, I think, of course it'd be
Speaker 2: a wonderful moment for football. But that's the whole problem.
Speaker 2: Roger Goodell, the commissioner of the NFL, who makes sixty
Speaker 2: three million dollars a year more than both quarterbacks. The
Speaker 2: fact that we've been kissing ass and inviting these halftime shows,
Speaker 2: which I did the math. Since twenty nineteen, one white
Speaker 2: guy performed. Two white women have performed, j Low and Shakira.
Speaker 2: If you consider them white, they've been black Latina. Well,
Speaker 2: I'm saying they're not. They're brown, right, So one white
Speaker 2: guy since since six years? Was it cold Player?
Speaker 1: Was? No?
Speaker 2: No, it was a single person. I can't think right now,
Speaker 2: but it's one white guy back in twenty twenty maybe
Speaker 2: either way?
Speaker 1: You know, jay Z was it a country star? So
Speaker 1: I think was it fun?
Speaker 2: Jay Z is the guy that's, you know, consulting with
Speaker 2: Goodell about getting these rock Nation artists, and they're all black.
Speaker 2: I don't want to hear about opposition or black trouble.
Speaker 2: I want the hits on those twenty minutes in between
Speaker 2: the halves. Just give me hits. Don't give me how
Speaker 2: bad it was for you. I'm sick of this shit,
Speaker 2: sick of it.
Speaker 1: I think they should I think they've milked the the music.
Speaker 1: They like, the halftime concert thing to death. I think
Speaker 1: they should go totally off the board with something brand
Speaker 1: new for like what like a gladiator show or something,
Speaker 1: I mean, something just completely you know, can they can
Speaker 1: they change it over to a monster truck arena that
Speaker 1: quickly to why they could do that, But something, I mean.
Speaker 3: This year, had no idea who was that? But I
Speaker 3: know that I'm foreigner, and probably I wasn't aware of it.
Speaker 3: I asked Kenny, and she said, I have no idea.
Speaker 2: Who's Kenny wouldn't know his music?
Speaker 1: No, Kenny would know we.
Speaker 3: Those I mean, I really classic or really American music.
Speaker 3: He knows all songs by heart. I'm driving, yeah, in
Speaker 3: the court he's singing. But this type of music he
Speaker 3: doesn't know.
Speaker 2: I don't think Kenny's.
Speaker 1: Type of music, as we've discussed, needs rehall as well.
Speaker 2: But but the only white guy was eminem who doesn't
Speaker 2: speak like a white guy.
Speaker 3: They're liberalist.
Speaker 2: I know, I know, I know. Look, I just think
Speaker 2: that you know, I had a big problem with Serena
Speaker 2: Williams doing her crip walk Arena Cris.
Speaker 3: Crying about the immigrants.
Speaker 2: Well, Serena Williams, the famous tennis player, did this thing
Speaker 2: called a crip walk. She danced.
Speaker 3: Well, no, that was another one.
Speaker 2: That's about a very bad street gang in America. The
Speaker 2: crypts are blue, the bloods are red, and you know,
Speaker 2: not too many years ago, Serena's half sister was killed
Speaker 2: in again shooting by a crypt and now she's doing
Speaker 2: the crypt walk for international audience. That is in such
Speaker 2: poor taste.
Speaker 1: I don't know what what did she say about that?
Speaker 1: Did she get comment?
Speaker 2: No one ever, No one put it to her. Your
Speaker 2: sister was killed. She did the Wimbledon years back, so
Speaker 2: it's something she does. She was hired because of what
Speaker 2: Kendrick liked that she did it Wimbledon when she won
Speaker 2: whatever year that was.
Speaker 1: It's the only dance she knows. I don't know. I
Speaker 1: only know one. I only know one dance move and
Speaker 1: I wouldn't call it a move. It's white.
Speaker 2: Why why I do like kind of an eighties go
Speaker 2: gos move? Well after but you know it worked for
Speaker 2: a while, But yeah, I didn't like it. But I
Speaker 2: like ken Kendrick Lamar's music, but I just think it
Speaker 2: wasn't time to talk about, you know, how bad it
Speaker 2: is to be black and how tough it is. But
Speaker 2: I like how he got it, Drake, but not enough
Speaker 2: people in America to understand that beef, so they didn't care.
Speaker 2: They didn't care.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, if you could have put anyone as
Speaker 1: the as the halftime act, who would you have put.
Speaker 2: I'll go back to bands, Aerosmith, Chris Stapleton, Bruno, Mars
Speaker 2: has been doing He's done it a couple of times.
Speaker 2: He's great. I want people want to move and feel good.
Speaker 2: You're eating, You're eating your chicken wings, everybody's having their dip.
Speaker 2: You're talking about the first death. You don't want to
Speaker 2: sit there and get a history lesson. Shout have fun.
Speaker 2: Uh U two's kind of passed their prime. I don't know,
Speaker 2: just country Western people. They got some good stuff going
Speaker 2: on that you can move for that stuff, I don't.
Speaker 1: Know I would have taken. How about an avatar, Michael Jackson?
Speaker 3: Do you want to make it troubotic? There is a
Speaker 3: great show in Vegas, by the way, so something like that.
Speaker 3: You mean like that one?
Speaker 1: Well, that's not.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know it's replica, but it's dense an avatology.
Speaker 2: Look, with AI, now we can see whoever we want.
Speaker 2: We can see French Sinatra from nineteen fifty pretty soon
Speaker 2: in front of a crowd. It depends. We can do
Speaker 2: a lot of things. But I don't want to hear anymore.
Speaker 2: You know, struggles that will.
Speaker 1: Be that will be a thing at some point. At
Speaker 1: some point, somebody will have and AI produce. Because you
Speaker 1: have all these Instagram AI models, I mean all these
Speaker 1: You're gonna have an AI music star. So somebody's gonna
Speaker 1: produce a record, do it all digitally and do it
Speaker 1: with one of these shoot that could end up being
Speaker 1: all music we could have. It could be the end
Speaker 1: of yeah, of the music industry that way. Who knows.
Speaker 2: Well, now now they're doing you know, Tom Cruise is
Speaker 2: done with Mission Impossible. But now they're going to do
Speaker 2: prequels to always Mission Impossible movie and the whole stories
Speaker 2: you can get young Tom Cruise.
Speaker 3: You know you had to hear our bigger beauty critics
Speaker 3: all supposes was sitting and discussing he doesn't look good,
Speaker 3: he doesn't look good.
Speaker 1: Guy.
Speaker 3: We actually, you know, yeah, maybe it was a weird piece.
Speaker 3: Maybe it was a different look, but I have to
Speaker 3: tell you to have a big career with every day
Speaker 3: you put makeup on you. And he's still a big actor.
Speaker 3: Maybe I can like disagree with some of his visions.
Speaker 2: But.
Speaker 3: We all are aging. We're all doing the same thing.
Speaker 3: We just had that horrible movie about the age, you know,
Speaker 3: and control it. And I think when you're shining insight,
Speaker 3: actually that's what makes you look younger when you're aging,
Speaker 3: because you hang your inner life.
Speaker 1: I just have to the guy is still still I
Speaker 1: know he's a whack job and everything else, but hanging
Speaker 1: on to a freaking biplane, he's amazing, sixty two, whatever
Speaker 1: the heck he is. I may got to just say,
Speaker 1: you know, he's good on you guys, the fucking movie star.
Speaker 1: He loved movies at different That was weird, different, But you.
Speaker 3: Can't charge because I think maybe it's the best. We
Speaker 3: compare him to what's eighteen years old, you know, DiCaprio.
Speaker 3: You can look at him. He's not six packs anymore
Speaker 3: and so on. But the people still love him, you know.
Speaker 2: So the problem is that in the old days, the
Speaker 2: Clark Gables and Jimmy Stewart's and Rock Hudgins. They didn't
Speaker 2: have fifty year careers. They they got famous sort of
Speaker 2: later in life after World War Two, and they peetered
Speaker 2: out in their sixties. These Tom Cruise of these, Jimmy
Speaker 2: Moore is almost forty seven years in the business, so
Speaker 2: of course they're going to look different than they than
Speaker 2: they did when they came out. But the staying power.
Speaker 2: He's a movie star, maybe the last one. He's amazing,
Speaker 2: he really is. And by the way, Jimmy Moore is
Speaker 2: now the front runner to win the Oscar for the
Speaker 2: substance Mike, she.
Speaker 3: Should ridiculous that.
Speaker 1: I don't know what year it was, but that's like
Speaker 1: the same as if Pizza the Hut won the Oscar
Speaker 1: the year the wait, what was the name of that
Speaker 1: stupid movie?
Speaker 2: I love that movie, the.
Speaker 1: Star Wars spoof that mel Brooks still uh Space the Spaceballs.
Speaker 2: That's so true.
Speaker 1: But she looked like Pizza the Hut half a freaking movie. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and so maybe we should go back and give Pizza
Speaker 1: the Hut an honorary an honorary Oscar. All right, Well,
Speaker 1: speaking to Taylor Swift, so you know Trump is tireless,
Speaker 1: He's he's scrambling all over the countries doing the He's
Speaker 1: got Brett Baird morro A Lago before he takes off,
Speaker 1: and he's got the pilot doing the introducing the Gulf
Speaker 1: of America for everybody. Air Force one that was classic.
Speaker 1: And you know, then he gets to gets to New Orleans,
Speaker 1: goes through New Orleans, goes to over much of the
Speaker 1: game they stayed for. I don't know how much, but
Speaker 1: by Sunday night he wasn't ready to hit the pillow
Speaker 1: until he got a couple of pop shots in on
Speaker 1: Taylor Swift.
Speaker 2: So I love it. He's such a bully.
Speaker 3: Did he see interview with Trump when he wasn't this
Speaker 3: plane shaken?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 3: What did they ask him some question? I said, Kenny,
Speaker 3: I can't control myself when I'm on the plane like
Speaker 3: that and he's controlling the country.
Speaker 2: Yeah, right, I know he doesn't know.
Speaker 1: What did he What did he say? He said?
Speaker 2: He said the only one that had a tougher night
Speaker 2: that the Kansasady Chiefs was Taylor Swift. She got booed
Speaker 2: out of the stadium. Magie is very unfrigate.
Speaker 1: I teased that over to you, your.
Speaker 2: Trump, you would do your Trump, Sorry, I thought you Okay.
Speaker 2: The only one that had a tougher night to the
Speaker 2: Kansas City Chiefs was jealous Swift She got boot out
Speaker 2: of the stadium. Mag is very unforgiving. But Trump, but
Speaker 2: I gotta fit. He was a much lower He's more
Speaker 2: confident now than he was back in the day. Now
Speaker 2: he was like, he's very unforgiving. Maga is very unforgiving.
Speaker 2: You look at Maga. She's calmer now. I gotta I
Speaker 2: gotta fix it. Very bad, very bad.
Speaker 1: Okay. So in more Taylor news, this was big news
Speaker 1: the on we talked about during the game. But Blake
Speaker 1: Lively was not in the Swifties suite like she has
Speaker 1: oftentimes been in the past. Word is that Taylor felt
Speaker 1: quote used by Lively in her Justin Baldoni loss. Apparently
Speaker 1: she did not sign up to be one of Kalisi's dragons.
Speaker 1: So is there bad blood after all?
Speaker 2: I don't I think it's a lie. I mean, I
Speaker 2: I did this on my Fame show. I think this
Speaker 2: is an easy thing to come to, you know, because
Speaker 2: she was involved in that when they all got together,
Speaker 2: justin Blake Ryan. She could be deposed and this thing
Speaker 2: goes to court I don't think it will. I think
Speaker 2: it will be settled. But she doesn't need that aggravation.
Speaker 2: She's just come off a billion dollar tour, has a boyfriend,
Speaker 2: they're probably gonna have a baby soon or get engaged
Speaker 2: pretty quickly. Doesn't need this. It's tarnish a reputation. So yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm sure she's pissed off, but I don't think it's
Speaker 2: as big as the media let's on. I think it's
Speaker 2: a natural progression of what we can say about Taylor.
Speaker 2: But not many people who work with Taylor are talking.
Speaker 2: She's got a good group of people around there. They
Speaker 2: don't give up a lot of shit on Taylor Swift.
Speaker 1: Okay, but dude, if I defended you in something you
Speaker 1: needed me, I came, I defended you, I'm sure I
Speaker 1: would have asked you about it, and you would have
Speaker 1: you would have told me why you needed my help.
Speaker 1: But if I then found out, because all of these
Speaker 1: texts end up in the public domain that your version
Speaker 1: of the story was pretty twisted from what the actuals,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be really famous. And if I'm her where
Speaker 1: who knows how out of control that ego is at
Speaker 1: this point with the billion dollars and everything else. I
Speaker 1: got it, this is real. She's If I were her,
Speaker 1: I'd be like, if you you're out it, you know done?
Speaker 2: I agree. That's why I think it's an easy thing
Speaker 2: for a reporter to write quoting sources that no one knows.
Speaker 2: But yeah, of course i'd be pissed if I was tailored.
Speaker 2: I'm just not quite sure it happened like this, but
Speaker 2: it's ten. It stands to reason she would be rightfully
Speaker 2: pissed off, without a doubt. We'll see if she's from
Speaker 2: Blake in a few weeks, then we'll know it's bullshit.
Speaker 1: Well, and that source, that unnamed source said the pair
Speaker 1: have been friends for years and Taylor cherishes genuine friendships,
Speaker 1: but she can't help but feel used.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm sure it happens, man, I'm sure. I'm sure.
Speaker 2: I think Blake and Ryan a phony people, especially Ryan,
Speaker 2: more than anybody. I think. Look, this is gonna hurt
Speaker 2: Blake live in his career. Justin Baldoni is gonna go
Speaker 2: on and have have have opportunities. But I think Blake
Speaker 2: is gonna be hurt for a while. Even though she's
Speaker 2: got a movie coming out that s already made with
Speaker 2: Anna Kendrick a part two to a fun movie I saw.
Speaker 2: But uh, I think Baldoni's gonna come out ahead on
Speaker 2: this on top.
Speaker 1: I think you put her back on a rock in
Speaker 1: a great white circling and this time you let the
Speaker 1: shark ea.
Speaker 2: Yeah right, yeah, not the something deep Water or something
Speaker 2: like that. Yeah, that was That was a fun movie.
Speaker 1: That's the sequel, America. Now once that's good.
Speaker 2: That's good.
Speaker 1: The shark to win circle her on the rocks. Yeah.
Speaker 1: So the uh. Today's swift Ethon continues as America's feed
Speaker 1: music mobile turned absolute lude. Kanye West sets his sights
Speaker 1: on Taylor over the weekend, and j I know you
Speaker 1: have followed, yeah story.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean I've been following this like crazy. The
Speaker 2: super Bowl didn't stop Kanye from tweeting. He's taken shots
Speaker 2: at Taylor Swift again, and of course still making his
Speaker 2: anti Semitic remarks got him banned from X. You know, look,
Speaker 2: the guy's nuts. He's definitely going through something. He's making
Speaker 2: these controversial comments. They're condemned racist, sexist, tone deaf, misogynistic,
Speaker 2: ignorant even by many people's standards. But Kanye won the weekend.
Speaker 2: He won the super Bowl, he won the Grammys. He
Speaker 2: keeps winning even though he's an absolute Nazi loves Hitler.
Speaker 2: He's selling shirts on his The only thing he's selling
Speaker 2: on his website is a Nazi swastika t shirt. You know,
Speaker 2: he goes on these tweets at night. He's just like Trump.
Speaker 2: The first term, he wrote, if it's about culture, why
Speaker 2: are we letting Taylor Swift be seen on TV singing
Speaker 2: a song about taking a black man down and accusing
Speaker 2: of things that can take the black man down for life.
Speaker 2: You get the picture if you read these. He's not
Speaker 2: really good at spelling and Grandma, but he's a genius
Speaker 2: to some extent. He talked about the disc track. He said,
Speaker 2: Kendrick Lamar's being used by these white people and Jews,
Speaker 2: and so am I okay, that's great. You know, back
Speaker 2: in the day he interviewed, he interrupted Taylor Swift's speech
Speaker 2: at the at the Awards show, and you know, the
Speaker 2: rest is history. He had to tell everybody how great
Speaker 2: Beyonce's song was and she didn't win. Very uncomfortable moment.
Speaker 2: Then it got even more weird with Kim and Kanye
Speaker 2: and Taylor. Kanye called her a bitch. And a song
Speaker 2: he claimed Taylor allowed him to say it tell Us
Speaker 2: is not true. Kim Kardashian got involved. They've never been
Speaker 2: the same since then. They're no longer friends. I didn't
Speaker 2: care about that situation back then. But this guy, I
Speaker 2: don't know how he keeps able to stand up and
Speaker 2: do what he's doing. And he he says, look, if
Speaker 2: the next step is to girl a Hitler mustache, there's
Speaker 2: nothing else he can do that's even more disappointing and
Speaker 2: offensive than what he's already said. How do you go
Speaker 2: through this? How do you go through life talking this
Speaker 2: way and talking about shoes and not to mention what
Speaker 2: he's done with Beyonca sent, sorry, this woman, you can
Speaker 2: call me shallow all you want. I think she's absolutely gorgeous.
Speaker 2: I don't think there's a better body we've seen in
Speaker 2: the public realm. She's a knockout. People say she's being
Speaker 2: forced to wear no clothes. He makes you do these things,
Speaker 2: she says, No, he doesn't. I think, deep down inside.
Speaker 1: Outfit insane.
Speaker 3: How can it can force me to wear something like?
Speaker 1: You know, same outfit? Brought it back, He brought it
Speaker 1: back to this door. He was afraid that it was
Speaker 1: he got the wrong size and by the time, my.
Speaker 3: Husband usually likes he likes me sexy, but he, like
Speaker 3: she said, became wife. He was usually always like, okay,
Speaker 3: you know that's the Christmas covers, No butane.
Speaker 1: And take you to a party.
Speaker 2: But Kanye would have arguments with Kim his ex, his
Speaker 2: first wife, because she wants to wear some Boustier, low
Speaker 2: cut skin tight wet alphit for the met Ball, and
Speaker 2: there's a video of him saying, I'm not comfortable with
Speaker 2: you dressing that sex. You're my wife, you have my children. Well,
Speaker 2: he did a complete one eighty now with Bianca. He
Speaker 2: doesn't care what his kids think, but I'm gonna say this,
Speaker 2: then we can have fun beyonder sensory and Kanye have
Speaker 2: a pimp poor relationship, just like Wendy Williams did her
Speaker 2: husband Kevin, who was her manager and ran the TV show.
Speaker 2: Once Kevin and Wendy broke up, her life unraveled. She
Speaker 2: has no she's shot, she's gone. Bianca is a woman
Speaker 2: that she may say differently, but Kanye can control like
Speaker 2: amp control as a whore. There's there's Julia Fox is
Speaker 2: like that. There were women I think that it's amount
Speaker 2: to that.
Speaker 3: It's emotional manipulation.
Speaker 2: There you go. I was gonna say, a woman, think
Speaker 2: when you see this as a woman, what do you think?
Speaker 2: You're a beautiful woman. You see another beauty being dragged
Speaker 2: through streets all over the world, barefoot, tits out as that.
Speaker 2: What how do you what do you think is a woman?
Speaker 3: You know? I have my own attitude because I've been
Speaker 3: to uh I'll compare it to the art. I've been
Speaker 3: to a lot of exhibitions. I've been to Freeze in London.
Speaker 3: I've been to Fiak in Paris, and I traveled to
Speaker 3: all art basils living outside the United States, I came
Speaker 3: here to Miami. I've been to Basil itself. And for
Speaker 3: many years, art was an art people studied for that.
Speaker 3: People went to school at their ages of Picasso and
Speaker 3: so now or when they drew the women of France,
Speaker 3: And it took a lot of hours. It took a
Speaker 3: special light and the special inspiration, special timing. And now
Speaker 3: when we look at the art, I saw such a
Speaker 3: square with banana and you know, and it was sold
Speaker 3: for more than a million or two. So nowadays and
Speaker 3: she's representing because like will definitely dive into like out
Speaker 3: part from the stars. Yeah, and their compatibility. But I
Speaker 3: have to tell you I never read about celebrities on
Speaker 3: purpose to be clear enough, while my astrological investigation. But
Speaker 3: I read about you that she's having a beautiful body.
Speaker 3: I agree with you as a man. You're right, she
Speaker 3: has all these curves and she's standing. But it's not art.
Speaker 3: It's not artistic. It's like what and she's representing the
Speaker 3: clothes brand. It's what she make without the shoe. So
Speaker 3: I think it's already how to say, abuse of art.
Speaker 3: You know that even if you watch the movie because
Speaker 3: hjau Bigan movies, Devil Wears Her Pride. Do you remember
Speaker 3: when she's saying it's not just blue, it's blue but
Speaker 3: a huge history how people came to that sweater and
Speaker 3: this special tone of blue. So art? Where is clothes there?
Speaker 3: You know, if you want to be sexy and even
Speaker 3: you want to be explosive and you want people to watch,
Speaker 3: you want to be provocated, there is other way than
Speaker 3: just to be naked. And I just don't know what
Speaker 3: police is doing. America is so moral, so moral, So
Speaker 3: what about kids watching that? What about like, where is
Speaker 3: morality here? It's not that you know. No, I like
Speaker 3: sexy women, and I have to tell you I like
Speaker 3: Angela No jolly, you all know that I love her
Speaker 3: and she can be covered whatever, and she would be
Speaker 3: sexy for me in my eyes. You know, I respect
Speaker 3: like Julia Roberts. She's so cool to like. I feel
Speaker 3: sexyist from here. Maybe have different tastes. I know what
Speaker 3: you're talking about. She has a sexy body. But I
Speaker 3: think there is a line of respect to the art,
Speaker 3: to the industry of closing was so much lost. And
Speaker 3: do you know he just pure provocation and she provokes what.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I think his life is all provocation. He got kicked
Speaker 2: off Twitter, thank the Elon musk Lett him go on.
Speaker 2: He keeps telling people that he's not in any kind
Speaker 2: of mental break, that he's fine. He went on Twitter.
Speaker 2: I watched him. He's talking a little slow, but he
Speaker 2: didn't seem loaded or drugged out. He just was like,
Speaker 2: I'm fine, I'm not in any kind of problem. I'm
Speaker 2: just saying I don't want to say. Of course, he
Speaker 2: keeps saying shit about Nazis, which makes you go, Hanya,
Speaker 2: stop saying that. Like he just keeps talking about Nazism
Speaker 2: and everybody's a Nazi, and he loses us all when
Speaker 2: he does that. I know, the guys on the spectrum,
Speaker 2: whatever artistic or mental illness he's got, because oftentimes the
Speaker 2: people who do very many genius things are on that
Speaker 2: fine line of they could be crazy one day and
Speaker 2: beautiful artistic the next day. We're seeing it in real time,
Speaker 2: and I think there's a reason why. That's the reason
Speaker 2: why people are letting him do this, because if he
Speaker 2: was just some guy on a baseball team, he'd be condemned, shutdown,
Speaker 2: no more ballplaying. But he's Kanye West. He brings music
Speaker 2: to the world in fashion. Let him do what he's
Speaker 2: gonna do. He's a nutty, genius, autistic, crazy person. He
Speaker 2: can't get canceled more than he's canceled. So what's the
Speaker 2: what else can you do to him?
Speaker 1: Mike, Like, what could you do without the anti Semitism
Speaker 1: is going to take him down? He can't. That's that's a.
Speaker 2: Line I know.
Speaker 1: He was getting treated a couple of years ago. Legitimately,
Speaker 1: I mean he announced himself as a candidate for president,
Speaker 1: and certain people, I mean Tucker Carlson did a two
Speaker 1: episode the two hour interview. And I mean, think about
Speaker 1: that terrible.
Speaker 2: Chat he's me. They don't show you the outtakes where
Speaker 2: he goes completely bananas, he threatens to leave, and they
Speaker 2: don't show you that stuff until years later. But I
Speaker 2: know he's a lunatic. But this Nazi stuff has gone
Speaker 2: on almost two years now and he's still out there
Speaker 2: doing what he's doing. You know, it just goes to
Speaker 2: show fuck you money is fuck you money, And right now,
Speaker 2: at this point, he's still got plenty and he can
Speaker 2: do what he wants.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And I just want to to my Jewish friends,
Speaker 1: it's horrible. No, it's horrible, it is, But I'm not
Speaker 1: getting rid of my easies because they are. I think
Speaker 1: they could end up being worth oh you know, I
Speaker 1: mean they were worth a lot of people were paying
Speaker 1: a fortune for him. And then I bought on the
Speaker 1: bottom good. I bought a couple of pairs of easies,
Speaker 1: and I love I don't wear them off.
Speaker 2: You don't wear him, yeah, just once in a while.
Speaker 1: I wear him every once in a while. And then
Speaker 1: the greatest things ever, I can't.
Speaker 2: Just you know, I I know, I see kids in
Speaker 2: high school rocos team their brothers. What have you. These
Speaker 2: are not people with a lot of money, and yet
Speaker 2: they'll walk get me easis on. You know. It's like
Speaker 2: if they're gonna spend something.
Speaker 1: Well, no less than you can get go on dbay,
Speaker 1: you can get you can get them for a blessing,
Speaker 1: you know what. I'm gonna go on later, Georgia. I bet,
Speaker 1: I bet, yes, I bet the prices have dropped again.
Speaker 1: You can get them for less than two hundred.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna check that. You're probably right, yeah, after what's
Speaker 2: just transpired. Yeah, it's like bitcoin, Jesus, just a yeah.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's not a bad idea having a bunch
Speaker 2: of Kanye easies in your closing.
Speaker 1: Easies and they give you one of the Nazi shirts
Speaker 1: with it for you to take the Nazi shirt.
Speaker 2: But I bet the Trump shirt would get me Pepper
Speaker 2: straight quicker than the Nazi shirt. But I'm not gonna
Speaker 2: wear a Nazi shirt. I won't try that.
Speaker 1: But some experiment, Nazi shirt will get you in more.
Speaker 3: Troubles in CBS or what.
Speaker 2: Yeah, No, I won't. I'm not going to go to
Speaker 2: a Hollywood meeting in a Nazi shirt. That would really
Speaker 2: end my career worse than it is. Now, so I
Speaker 2: won't do that. So what do you think about these
Speaker 2: two Kanye and Byanca guys.
Speaker 4: First, probably time I wasn't very much inspired, just because
Speaker 4: here the conclusion they're perfect couple for only one reason. Psychologically.
Speaker 4: They say people are attracted through trauma. I think they're
Speaker 4: so traumatized, most of them. And you know, I don't
Speaker 4: want to play as a therapist and say what are
Speaker 4: they diagnosis?
Speaker 3: But I think they have, like I don't know, some
Speaker 3: kind of you can call it artistic craziness, but I
Speaker 3: don't think that it's something should be represented at a
Speaker 3: north of nowadays. Anyway, we do them. So life Part
Speaker 3: number for Beyonca.
Speaker 2: Well, wait before you go, people need to know that
Speaker 2: she is not just some crazy hot girl that he married.
Speaker 2: She is a model, Australian model, she's Astralian model, architect degree.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean she can't be that. I'm nuts that right.
Speaker 1: They serve her up as.
Speaker 2: And her father and brother are not. Apparently it's true.
Speaker 2: They both did time in prison because they're part of
Speaker 2: this Australian criminal mob. They're out of jail now, but
Speaker 2: they're not. They're tough guys and they still have the
Speaker 2: sister and daughter being let around town by Kanye with
Speaker 2: no clothes on. So we're interested to hear what you
Speaker 2: think about them two together and if they have a
Speaker 2: shot to be forever or just for now.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't I take that much responsibility to speak about
Speaker 3: that part, because for me, even something like that, I'm
Speaker 3: not sure if they're I think it's some kind of
Speaker 3: I don't know, agreement deal, the craziness project, you can
Speaker 3: call it either way, because when you love somebody, you
Speaker 3: care so much, you are so tender to the emotion,
Speaker 3: to the feelings, and especially if you're in jbing in
Speaker 3: Hollywood industry and you tell me that she was different
Speaker 3: and she's totally changed woman with him, it means that
Speaker 3: probably she's consciously or subconsciously is a person who is
Speaker 3: playing victim in this. And I don't believe in victims
Speaker 3: because I think victims they are slash aggressors. So she
Speaker 3: wants probably this for her career, having all your smart brain,
Speaker 3: break background, perfect family. I don't know she's actually emotionally
Speaker 3: manipulated by this man. And he's big in his you know,
Speaker 3: he has a lot of things to say, how cool
Speaker 3: he is. Yeah, So I don't want to be judgmental.
Speaker 3: It's not my kind of stuff. Let's put it this way, Well.
Speaker 2: What are the numbers? Do the numbers?
Speaker 3: So your numbers? Your number three as a life past number,
Speaker 3: speaks about her creativity, her expressiveness to your social skills,
Speaker 3: her optimism, and that she's very communicated, full of jaw
Speaker 3: way and she can struggle with focus and discipline. About
Speaker 3: him his life past number number eleven, which is a
Speaker 3: monster number, and it speaks about inspiration, intuition, and the
Speaker 3: visionary visionary qualities that makes him a monster numbers master
Speaker 3: and three they are considerate the neurology. The a few
Speaker 3: types of neurology. It's one of them is considered to
Speaker 3: be masters anyway, their computibility. It speaks about very strong
Speaker 3: connection actually due to the shared creativity and expressive nature.
Speaker 3: So in case of I think she's a perfect woman
Speaker 3: who can establish his I don't know visions like that
Speaker 3: about clothing because any other woman probably wouldn't agree on
Speaker 3: that unless she isn't over drugged or something like this.
Speaker 3: So number three speaks about you know, the whole thing.
Speaker 3: What you know brings them together. It's more about seeing
Speaker 3: things in the same way, agreeing to the same things
Speaker 3: and tendency to keep things that could you know, like
Speaker 3: they could be superficial. And he is like sounds through neurology.
Speaker 3: He's a deeper thinker than she is. So I just
Speaker 3: tell you the morologically, I don't know, maybe some spiritual
Speaker 3: sense behind his visions. Anyway, speaking about here, she's a Capricorn.
Speaker 3: That makes your hard worker, that makes you very ground
Speaker 3: it makes your down to earth, makes your actually very
Speaker 3: career oriented. And Humon is in pisis, and that speaks
Speaker 3: about here as a very sensitive person and sensitive and
Speaker 3: empathic person. And by the way, they have this in
Speaker 3: common because they can feel the tendencies in the society
Speaker 3: and the thirds and the motions of the other people.
Speaker 3: And maybe in real life they even good people. Maybe
Speaker 3: they're helping people, Maybe they are caring people. Maybe it's
Speaker 3: all emage, maybe it's all bubble, Maybe it's all Hollywood idea.
Speaker 3: So I'm not saying, you know, like just it's not
Speaker 3: my way to push my brand, but it doesn't mean
Speaker 3: somebody else can do that. What it could be the
Speaker 3: worst part of this moon in prisis, it's actually neurosis.
Speaker 3: It thinks when people are very emotionally explosive, explosive or
Speaker 3: when the it's the other side, when person is extremely shy,
Speaker 3: and that could come as an opposite. Try to overcome
Speaker 3: your fear and you decide, okay, I change myself totally.
Speaker 3: You know, so venus in scorpio, that what makes her
Speaker 3: here all like very sexual, could be jealous, could high
Speaker 3: things you know about your love life and romantic adventures
Speaker 3: and so on and so so. Maybe also of course,
Speaker 3: because that's what she's presenting and selling, like sex appeals.
Speaker 3: That how they match besides their extra oldernyvisions about how
Speaker 3: they can position themselves in their society. I think they
Speaker 3: are sexuality because probably roles they play in their sexual
Speaker 3: lif sexual life is what matters. Because she has her
Speaker 3: venuses and scorpid it's usually very dominative, very eccentric, very
Speaker 3: explosive nature in a sexual world and with a lot
Speaker 3: of desire to do different kinds of experiments. And also
Speaker 3: she likes to spend money and hopefully she does a
Speaker 3: beautiful woman she can afford, you know, sun and apton
Speaker 3: in conjection can make her look like she's from the
Speaker 3: other planet. So I never listened to her interviews before
Speaker 3: what she was before. But when she's artistic like that,
Speaker 3: that people can understand that she's very different and doesn't
Speaker 3: belong to the twenty first century at all. Again, psychological parts,
Speaker 3: a lot of art, a lot of creativity, and people
Speaker 3: with this I don't want to speak about her. I
Speaker 3: don't know her and her personal life, but people should
Speaker 3: stay away from drugs or any kind of influence on
Speaker 3: their nervous system. With this aspect, Moon and Saturn can
Speaker 3: give you in conjunction as well, lack of inspirations, ups
Speaker 3: and downs that whatever. Let's say she comes out with
Speaker 3: some kind of project and it can meet the interruption
Speaker 3: or when it stopped, or maybe she wants to wear
Speaker 3: some different stuff and he tells your no when you
Speaker 3: meet restrictions, when your ideas are not one hundred percent
Speaker 3: accepted or understood by society or any significant author. As well,
Speaker 3: Moon and Mars gives you a lot of explosiveness. When
Speaker 3: I say explosive, it means that person is overly emotional
Speaker 3: with burst out like say yeah, like you told us AJ,
Speaker 3: you know, like you can start fighting with somebody else
Speaker 3: in the street. But speaking about celebrities, you never know
Speaker 3: because I know their life is very intense and probably
Speaker 3: without their emotions, they wouldn't be that artistic as well.
Speaker 3: She has I don't know what's her impulsivity in your
Speaker 3: relationship with the other family members, because that's what I see,
Speaker 3: that would be some kind or disagreements or losses or
Speaker 3: misunderstanding and huge fights with other family members.
Speaker 1: Does he have Does he get to see his his kids?
Speaker 2: He was they weren't. I think they were in Tokyo
Speaker 2: with him. I'm not sure if not all four of
Speaker 2: them at the same time. But yeah, he's not seeing
Speaker 2: them like he used to. Kim has done a pretty
Speaker 2: bang up job in terms of being with the kids.
Speaker 1: She has foll custody.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, I know she has help and such.
Speaker 2: But I see her kids. She lets them go on
Speaker 2: Instagram and the one daughter North, I just you know,
Speaker 2: doing like rap, kind of rapping. But Kim's there in
Speaker 2: the background, laughing like a regular mom would laugh. It's
Speaker 2: kind of nice to see the kids. Seems regular and
Speaker 2: she's laughing behind it. I don't know what that life is.
Speaker 3: Like, guys, it's all here, It's all banka. We didn't
Speaker 3: even start him because he has he has less aspects that. Yeah,
Speaker 3: he has less expects than here. I have to tell
Speaker 3: you in your case, I don't want because I'm not
Speaker 3: doing astrology. Burusha reading directly to cure stay away from alcohol,
Speaker 3: staying away from any kind of like you know, watch
Speaker 3: all your health. She has a lot of things, and
Speaker 3: everything is around psychology, everything around that, everything.
Speaker 1: Around the most tell us about tell us about, tell
Speaker 1: us about him about.
Speaker 3: That's why I think the perfect match is because they
Speaker 3: have these crazy aspects together, you know, like and uh,
Speaker 3: you know that he's Gemini first of all, and that's
Speaker 3: why you know. That's means a lot of communication, means
Speaker 3: a lot of new ideas, a lot of projects always
Speaker 3: like very business, very fun, positive aspects. He has this
Speaker 3: wonderful aspect that people are dreaming I have. He has
Speaker 3: Son and Jupiter together. That's like a blessing. So whatever
Speaker 3: he would do, he would be a star. Would if
Speaker 3: he wouldn't be exaggerating because you always meet, it's like
Speaker 3: you have angel over you. You have a feeling what
Speaker 3: to do to be blessed, to be known, to be recognized,
Speaker 3: to be appreciated, to be like well stoned. And besides that,
Speaker 3: it's like gives opportunities for money it's just overly confidence.
Speaker 3: It's always inspiration for everything better, a lot of inspiration
Speaker 3: and that person who can live in illusions and person
Speaker 3: who can you know, create some kind of intrigue situations
Speaker 3: where you can find yourself in drama and trama and
Speaker 3: so on again. He has these mooning prices that makes
Speaker 3: them so close together. He has huge talent in poesy,
Speaker 3: huge talent in music, and could be a lot of
Speaker 3: empathy and could be very understanding to people, but have
Speaker 3: to stay away from any kind of drug influence or whatever.
Speaker 3: And the moon with Jupiter gives him extra emotions and
Speaker 3: usually women prevent him from his success or maybe makes
Speaker 3: him some kind of brains as well. He has to
Speaker 3: be very attentive to his health. I wouldn't go into
Speaker 3: details because it's a lot of to say about both
Speaker 3: of them. His Mars and his venus like that, which
Speaker 3: is perfect for his marriages. He's probably all women and
Speaker 3: doing they like it or not, because he's very sexual.
Speaker 3: He's very dominated. He's like manly man and the couple
Speaker 3: and lucky in love relationship. And he has everything in Taurus,
Speaker 3: which makes him very materialistick and down to earth and
Speaker 3: as well. Yeah, it's all about that, you know, all
Speaker 3: about sexuality, all about creativity, all about he has a
Speaker 3: lot of restrictions. He doesn't, but I would say they
Speaker 3: are extremely emotionally involved.
Speaker 1: I believe nothing about the Jews and the numbers.
Speaker 2: No Jews in the numbers.
Speaker 1: He can't. There's nothing numerology can't say all of that,
Speaker 1: and then say he's going to have a problem.
Speaker 3: I think it's better. I'm trying to speak nice. You
Speaker 3: rent me astrology, and I have my personal karma, and
Speaker 3: I wouldn't say everything what I see about the house.
Speaker 3: If they hear us, they can get in touch. I
Speaker 3: would say everything what I see. But he wouldn't. Better
Speaker 3: play with the chords because that's what can make him
Speaker 3: put him in trouble.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, sure, Well you know interestingly enough. You know
Speaker 2: he travel with people with a shit ton of material
Speaker 2: and scissors, and he whips up these ideas for her
Speaker 2: to wear and tells his staff of people who travel
Speaker 2: with them, can you do this? I want to wear
Speaker 2: in this tonight And he'll show them what he wants
Speaker 2: like a real designer.
Speaker 3: May I ask you a question, did his parents divorce
Speaker 3: because that's what Astrology said, or they had a very
Speaker 3: bad relationship and they got the worst and separated.
Speaker 2: I feel like his father died when he was young.
Speaker 2: Let me see.
Speaker 3: I think he like when some kind of thing that
Speaker 3: put him sub conscious and conscience separately. Usually it could
Speaker 3: be caused or by trauma or divorce of parents, or
Speaker 3: when you see something like abusing the family and you
Speaker 3: just don't see any harmony between parents.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they were married for like seven years, her and
Speaker 2: his father, and he was a photographer. He actually won
Speaker 2: an Academy Award for Best Sound for Star Wars Episode four.
Speaker 2: What I never heard that before? Ray West was a
Speaker 2: photographer and sound engineer one in Academy award. I had
Speaker 2: no idea. Worked on more than sixty different films.
Speaker 1: How do I not know this?
Speaker 2: Anyhow? They didn't stay together. I did not know that.
Speaker 2: That's a lot of creativity coming from his father's side,
Speaker 2: that's for sure. But you know Kanye's life when bananas.
Speaker 2: When he got his mother, he bought her like a
Speaker 2: gift to get her plastic surgery to look better all over,
Speaker 2: and she died as a result of that.
Speaker 3: Oh, we had one girl of Victoria Boyne. He made
Speaker 3: the surgery for your mom for her Faci. So I
Speaker 3: don't know whose idea was that. And your mother's now
Speaker 3: looks horrible.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I don't know. His mother died and he
Speaker 2: was You could trace Matt from becoming very different. I've
Speaker 2: seen a documentary Kanye had a group of people follow
Speaker 2: him for almost twenty years videoing him. That's a real
Speaker 2: narcissistic person to know. When you're twenty follow me with
Speaker 2: cameras and microphones, I'm going to be great. And they
Speaker 2: finally made that documentary. It's kind of boring, but his
Speaker 2: life got very different when his mom passed. It definitely
Speaker 2: affected him.
Speaker 3: Aja, you live in La, you know, Like when I
Speaker 3: came to La and I said, guys, I wanted to
Speaker 3: do podcasts. I didn't know Mike and you yet, and
Speaker 3: I wanted to build up Korean they said, they said,
Speaker 3: it's very easy. You just go to eat in il
Speaker 3: pastime in the middle of the city. You paid five hundred. No,
Speaker 3: I'm just telling you the bad side of it. Of
Speaker 3: course I didn't do that, never ever, because I have
Speaker 3: brain and I want my career to be slow off
Speaker 3: by better with a better quality. And I have to
Speaker 3: tell you just pay for some of your cameras, guys
Speaker 3: to come and jump on you, and people say she's celebrity.
Speaker 3: I said, come on, like people in LA they do
Speaker 3: this fake stuff like that. People sometimes react. That's how
Speaker 3: he always created It's a bubble rock that town.
Speaker 2: It's that town through the dreams.
Speaker 1: The heide in the bushes outside the ivy and attack
Speaker 1: you as you came walking up. That would have been very,
Speaker 1: very effective.
Speaker 2: Mike, why did you move to l A?
Speaker 1: On? Like?
Speaker 2: I never thought you'd be an l A guy like
Speaker 2: you had.
Speaker 1: Things where I moved to LA because the guy who
Speaker 1: was running the West Coast for me at the time
Speaker 1: resigned and I went home one night after talking to
Speaker 1: a bunch of people about the position out there to
Speaker 1: run the West coast and nobody could do it. And
Speaker 1: I came home complaining to to Jerry Anne one night,
Speaker 1: I can't believe I can't get anybody to go to LA.
Speaker 1: And she looks at me and she goes, I'll go
Speaker 1: right right, and yeah, it sort of stopped me in
Speaker 1: my tracks and I went, you know, right, because we
Speaker 1: were we had just launched this new company for what
Speaker 1: is iHeart Today and and and the biggest stations radio
Speaker 1: stations were on the West Coast, and there was no
Speaker 1: one actively running the West coast, and so I thought,
Speaker 1: you know what, let me let me go out there
Speaker 1: for a couple of years. It'll be fun to get away.
Speaker 1: There's so much tension between my current wife and my
Speaker 1: ex wife at that point that really, you know, we
Speaker 1: almost had rumbles at teacher conferences and and so I
Speaker 1: negotiated with her to let the kids come out for
Speaker 1: the summers and and and split between spring break and Christmas.
Speaker 1: And I knew i'd be back in New York all
Speaker 1: the time, so I would see him every time I
Speaker 1: went back to New York, once every two or three weeks.
Speaker 1: And so that's how it started, with our plan to
Speaker 1: be out there just two or three years. And then, god,
Speaker 1: there was nothing better than in the early thousands. We
Speaker 1: were like, shit, we're never We're never leaving here. And
Speaker 1: that's one of the things that people don't get is
Speaker 1: when you're out there, when you're in La you are
Speaker 1: a short drive to Vegas, you're a short drive to
Speaker 1: San Diego. You're mountains, you know, a pretty reasonable drive
Speaker 1: up to Mammoth to go skiing. If you really want
Speaker 1: to go all the way up to You're still eight
Speaker 1: hours to Tahoe. You know, I'm a big golfer, so
Speaker 1: being able to play Pebble Beach and some of the
Speaker 1: great courses in Orange County going up to Napa, I mean,
Speaker 1: everything is pretty there, so it's awesome. Plus it's just
Speaker 1: so beautiful. I mean, the never you know, really being
Speaker 1: around mountains other than on the occasional ski trip growing up.
Speaker 1: Just it was how.
Speaker 3: Many years did you do there?
Speaker 1: How many seventeen that were great and three that were
Speaker 1: absolutely Gavin Newsome Tyranny, But the first seventeen we were incredible.
Speaker 2: I mean twenty seven years now. And I remember I
Speaker 2: left New York crying. I did not want to come
Speaker 2: to La but I knew that there's TV, there's movies.
Speaker 2: I had some deals already in the work, so I
Speaker 2: had to go. But I remember when I first got here.
Speaker 2: I used to come in the mid nineties for a
Speaker 2: weekend and it was always so much fun to land
Speaker 2: in Vegas at night and where are we going tonight?
Speaker 2: What's the restaurant? The hills look beautiful, you could smell,
Speaker 2: you could lip the trees. I don't know, I don't
Speaker 2: have any of that anymore, Like it's just gone. It's
Speaker 2: just not it doesn't have the groove it had years ago.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I do. The one thing that is really
Speaker 1: underrated that people don't realize it is such a big deal,
Speaker 1: is West Coast time is such a great thing. You're
Speaker 1: you know, the if you have clients or bosses that
Speaker 1: are back east, you know, yeah, at your four o'clock
Speaker 1: they're long gone, right. I mean, LA was the original
Speaker 1: start heading home around you know, four thirty five market,
Speaker 1: and especially when we got there, was just as everybody
Speaker 1: was I think the iPhone came out o seven, right,
Speaker 1: it was just as you know, people were getting better
Speaker 1: mobile tech and you were, uh and you were getting
Speaker 1: GPS stuff and so you could find your way around town.
Speaker 1: But but you know, NFL games has started ten o'clock
Speaker 1: in the morning on Sunday, and just the climate is
Speaker 1: so and how cool it gets at night, and I
Speaker 1: mean just so fun. There's so many pieces of it
Speaker 1: that were that were great, and I mean destroying it politically,
Speaker 1: it's just it's crazy the destruction. How many billions and
Speaker 1: billions and billions of dollars their policies cost that state.
Speaker 1: And I don't know if you know, I don't know
Speaker 1: if if all of a sudden, you know, things actually
Speaker 1: turned hard enough for California to become normal again. Ah,
Speaker 1: it'd be I mean, after my you know, my my
Speaker 1: mom passes and stuff like that, it'd be it'd be
Speaker 1: attractive to go back.
Speaker 2: I mean if it comes back.
Speaker 1: If it if it could come back, and really it's
Speaker 1: this is what's going on in the in the country
Speaker 1: right now. Is normal is cool again? All the crazy
Speaker 1: shit that that that was rebellious and that kids thought
Speaker 1: was cool, and that parents thought that it was cool
Speaker 1: that their kid wanted to I wanted to be a
Speaker 1: boy when they were a girl or all of this
Speaker 1: stuff is now being culturally rejected here. And if if
Speaker 1: the trend continues, I mean, Trump has a fifty three
Speaker 1: percent positive blue I mean, way beyond anywhere he got
Speaker 1: during his first president. The Democrat Party has a thirty
Speaker 1: so oval rating. I mean, the country has spoken. The
Speaker 1: country spoke in the election, counter spoke in the Super
Speaker 1: Bowl country speaking with their their reaction to everything that's
Speaker 1: going on. The Democrats. Look, I mean all of the
Speaker 1: stuff they are doing to prevent doze from doing what DOSEE.
Speaker 2: Were together to do.
Speaker 1: This USAID stuff all of the numbers that are coming
Speaker 1: out of there. This Nancy Mace thing the other day.
Speaker 1: You know, we've gone long and I was going to
Speaker 1: get into this more deeply, but but just that ten
Speaker 1: million dollars in taxpayer money funded transgender experiments on lab animals.
Speaker 1: They were trying to get tranny monkeys and I know
Speaker 1: and mice.
Speaker 2: What I know?
Speaker 1: What are you doing?
Speaker 2: I know? And not to mention the money we're giving
Speaker 2: other countries to teach them about DEI and to teach
Speaker 2: them of family planning. And I want to go, what
Speaker 2: makes us the authorities on how you should raise your family?
Speaker 2: America's got some fucked up kids. Why are we giving
Speaker 2: any other countries lessons on family planning? It's it's so ridiculous.
Speaker 2: I'm glad we're getting back to normal.
Speaker 1: The idea that the idea that very common in business
Speaker 1: for a company to do what's called zero based budgeting,
Speaker 1: which is you start from zero. You say, okay, what
Speaker 1: are the essentials we have to have, and let's build
Speaker 1: our budget from the bottom up. How many people do
Speaker 1: we have to have, how much travel do we need?
Speaker 1: What is our capital expenditure is going to be every
Speaker 1: piece of the business. You build from the bottom up
Speaker 1: to figure out what it takes to operate the business.
Speaker 1: Very commonly done.
Speaker 2: M hmm okay.
Speaker 1: For these guys can't identify half of the money going
Speaker 1: out of the treasury, it's.
Speaker 2: It was billions. It was billions, And they don't know why.
Speaker 1: No, they absolutely know why. It's not that they don't know,
Speaker 1: it's that they don't want us to know. It's it's
Speaker 1: all been deliberately hidden. And the thought was that they'd
Speaker 1: be able to control everything in Washington long enough to
Speaker 1: prevent the American public from ever finding this shot out.
Speaker 1: And now the American public's finding this shot out, and
Speaker 1: these morons are getting in front of the camera and
Speaker 1: telling the and and trying to come up with reasons
Speaker 1: why it's a conflict of interest for Elon Musk, could
Speaker 1: the money he's finding is a fucking rounding era, like
Speaker 1: he give a shit? Yeah, donating all of this time
Speaker 1: and bringing in all of these geniuses to crunch all
Speaker 1: of this data to be able to come back and
Speaker 1: offer options on what to cut and what not to cut,
Speaker 1: only to find out that there's this major game of
Speaker 1: hide the wienie that the government's played forever and that
Speaker 1: once you start finding these things, it's just like the
Speaker 1: Biden stuff. You find that you follow the money, and
Speaker 1: you find the trail, and you see where it circles back,
Speaker 1: and you wonder why people in these hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: thousand dollars dollars a year jobs have twenty million dollars
Speaker 1: in the bank.
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 2: That's why I did a whole show on the guys,
Speaker 2: the software engineers. The musk has in. These guys are
Speaker 2: all brilliant, brilliant young men. I don't know why. But
Speaker 2: to see democrats Maxine Waters in the street of New
Speaker 2: York or or you know, arguing, I can't stand her.
Speaker 2: It's like you're saving money. Oh yeah, I saw as
Speaker 2: close this post. These people. I don't know why. They
Speaker 2: just don't understand. You're showing us without telling us anything.
Speaker 2: If you're mad about we know where the money is going, clearly,
Speaker 2: You've always known where it's going. You've profited from me.
Speaker 2: It makes me sick, but I'm so happy.
Speaker 1: She represents Inglewood.
Speaker 2: Is it Inglewood, God bad bad neighborhood? Yeah?
Speaker 1: And she lives in Brentwood.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, she's a big old house with a wall
Speaker 2: around Brentley. Yeah, I mean, come on, I know, that's
Speaker 2: all you gotta know.
Speaker 3: Is one of the best.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was beautiful.
Speaker 1: I remember that.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I just yeah, I've been watching that. You
Speaker 2: watch the Netflix special in OJ the four episode.
Speaker 1: Yea, they had some different stuff.
Speaker 2: It was a lot of stuff wasn't introduced. I can't
Speaker 2: believe this stuff that wasn't introduced. Wow, unbelievable. What a case,
Speaker 2: What a case. But then I realized how old you
Speaker 2: are because I found the video of Herald. I did
Speaker 2: Heraldo Show during the o J Trowe every Friday for
Speaker 2: like two years, and uh I found a video of
Speaker 2: him introducing me, and for a minute, I was like
Speaker 2: that that was me, such a young, handsome, full of
Speaker 2: hair kid ready to take on the world. And I'm like,
Speaker 2: oh my god, we are so fucking old. Now, it's terrible.
Speaker 2: It's terrible.
Speaker 1: Well but look at not you not you look at
Speaker 1: it all?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah, no, really, you got plenty of time to go,
Speaker 2: you know, aren't your puppies coming home? They do?
Speaker 3: And let me give you a compliment to American nation
Speaker 3: because I think that people are so alive, so optimistic,
Speaker 3: so weird here, so inspired here, because when I came
Speaker 3: to United States, say Kenny, Unfortunately in our countries we
Speaker 3: have some kind of pessimistic element in our soul. This suffering,
Speaker 3: you know, that is a part of our blood. And
Speaker 3: I don't know, people are getting ready to die around
Speaker 3: sixties is, if not earlier. Here people are getting married,
Speaker 3: getting up, another kid, moving, opening up new business. So
Speaker 3: it's a huge compliment to your nation. There is always
Speaker 3: really bad about maybe no things that happened with previous
Speaker 3: governmental things, but and the family issues that you mentioned, AJ,
Speaker 3: But I think there are good, great things about American nationals.
Speaker 1: Oh, the country is on the comeback, and it is
Speaker 1: you know God.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I actually was able to talk to a guy
Speaker 2: at some store looking for eggs. We both stopped the
Speaker 2: eggs and said, Jesus Christ, there were like fourteen dollars.
Speaker 2: It does it.
Speaker 5: And you know, for the first time in a long time,
Speaker 5: I looked at the guy had on a sweatshirt with
Speaker 5: the sleeves cut, typical conservative, like Long Island guy, and
Speaker 5: I was like, oh, I could talk Trump with him.
Speaker 2: He's going to be fine with this, and he was
Speaker 2: he was like fist bumping me. Yeah, We're going to
Speaker 2: be great. He's back in. That wouldn't happen five four
Speaker 2: years ago. It would have been you can't bring his
Speaker 2: name up. Now you can judge. These people can hear,
Speaker 2: they can understand. People are getting more up and arms
Speaker 2: about ship. That's what we need. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I wore I wore my New York Giants blazer to
Speaker 1: the Super Bowl and I feel something in the pocket.
Speaker 1: As soon as I I put it on, and I
Speaker 1: reached in the pocket and I had a New York
Speaker 1: Giants freaking COVID man. It had been that long since
Speaker 1: the Giants blazer. I had my COVID man, COVID man
Speaker 1: in the pocket. It's now a dog toy. I gave
Speaker 1: it officially the dogs out of them.
Speaker 2: They still sell them, people still wear them. But I
Speaker 2: don't yell at him anymore. Thanks to Gemini.
Speaker 3: Got covid. Sorry for interrupting.
Speaker 1: It's still the covid nothing.
Speaker 2: It's two or three days. You're fine.
Speaker 1: We saw an ad this morning for the shot.
Speaker 2: Come on, give it up. There's still people doing that.
Speaker 1: There are still people for you to get it. Was
Speaker 1: it ad to get the shot of the season.
Speaker 2: I was like, what was given? I don't know. God
Speaker 2: bless these people. But this is just whatever.
Speaker 1: Picads.
Speaker 2: But that's everywhere I want.
Speaker 1: I want to. I want to get the opportunity to
Speaker 1: do creative for a pharmaceutical ad because they are as
Speaker 1: a genre, absolutely the shittiest pile of ads. And I
Speaker 1: get that you have to spend you know, the time
Speaker 1: they're talking about vaginal awards and uh, you know, uh
Speaker 1: out of the penile hole and all. But but what
Speaker 1: they're people don't spontaneously break out in song about the prescriptions.
Speaker 1: I know, I know parades, like three of them that
Speaker 1: have parades. What's the fucking parades?
Speaker 2: And I like all the people getting ready to go
Speaker 2: out and have sex with people who have aids. But
Speaker 2: because they take a's no big deal. It's fun. It's like,
Speaker 2: let's go out. We gotta go out. I might catch as,
Speaker 2: but I got this pill. No excuse me, No, stay home,
Speaker 2: stay home.
Speaker 1: You're watching weird channels. I don't get that one.
Speaker 2: It's called There's an Age prep prepp. Well. I was
Speaker 2: watching it during the show that was the whole cast
Speaker 2: was trends. It was a show called Pose, which I like,
Speaker 2: Ryan Murphy put it together all transactresses and I liked
Speaker 2: it so that commercial was for that audience for real.
Speaker 2: You know, be careful if you go out take this pill,
Speaker 2: you won't get AIDS even if your partner has age.
Speaker 2: We've come a long way, man, okay, long way.
Speaker 1: You're not supposed to be watching that show.
Speaker 2: I watch everything, so you don't have to.
Speaker 1: Mister beast show.
Speaker 2: He's a guy on YouTube. I know, I know he
Speaker 2: but I've never seen the show.
Speaker 3: He's a marketing guy. He is it the same guy.
Speaker 3: He knows everything about everything. What is sales and promotions?
Speaker 1: Squid Game is right?
Speaker 2: Yeah, great show. First season. I didn't see the second season.
Speaker 2: Squid Game was afi.
Speaker 1: A South Korean show where.
Speaker 2: You could you enter.
Speaker 1: Only one person wins and everyone else gets killed.
Speaker 2: You get killed in a game show, killed crazy crazy.
Speaker 1: But this thing is supposed to be sort of like
Speaker 1: squid Game. Oh really, I'm gonna mischaracterize. I have to
Speaker 1: check out. But but mister.
Speaker 2: That's a show. I gotta it's on streamers. It's just streaming.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think it's Netflix. I don't know. I gotta
Speaker 1: I gotta check it out. I've like I had like
Speaker 1: three people in a day, tell me about it. I gotta,
Speaker 1: I gotta a look at it.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I'm gonna do that. But I'm I'm saving
Speaker 2: I'm saving a baby girl Nicole Kimmins Argasa movie until
Speaker 2: I got to Chicago. I'm gonna watch that with my sister,
Speaker 2: which sounds odd, but I don't want to. I want
Speaker 2: to see a few of the Oscar movies together. I'm
Speaker 2: gonna make her watch The Substance. I'll see that a second,
Speaker 2: a third time. But I want to catch up on
Speaker 2: all the Oscar stuff. See Honora telling you, guys a
Speaker 2: fun movie about the young girl who's stripper who meets
Speaker 2: the Russian oligarc Son. It's a She's I will watch.
Speaker 1: I will watch.
Speaker 2: That might be best movie. That might sneak in his
Speaker 2: best movie. Yeah, A N O R A. It's Kenny
Speaker 2: love it. It's fun. It's so fun. I'm telling you
Speaker 2: it's a fun movie.
Speaker 3: Why because of the main character.
Speaker 2: Well, the guys Russian, the girls, the stripper, the guys Russian.
Speaker 2: You'll understand what they're saying because they speak Russian a lot.
Speaker 2: The actress learned Russian. It's really fun. It's a fun
Speaker 2: hour and a half. I loved it. I love it.
Speaker 1: That's your movie tip of the Week. Folks go do
Speaker 1: it good hanging guys. Thanks for ton everybody out there,
Speaker 1: thank you for listening. We'll be back at you next week.
Speaker 2: See you then you got it.