Speaker 1: I made a discusion pay sunny Sun.
Speaker 2: I had a vision.
Speaker 1: It's night.
Speaker 3: Hey everybody, what's up for crying out loud? And it's Friday,
and uh, I'm so tired.
Speaker 4: It's been a week.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it has been a long week.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, I podcast a lot. I have to
do a lot of content. This is my favorite.
Speaker 1: It is oh good fun. Yeah, it's so chill.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 4: Never have to prepare really, I mean I do try
to point things to talk about so I don't forget everything.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, keep track of stuff.
Speaker 3: But yeah, well I'm glad you don't have to watch
The Bachelor exactly.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I just have to have adventures in my neighborhood, you know, yeah, exactly,
get into arguments with some dog walkers. I haven't really
had any. There was somebody who was kind of like
a dick to me recently, and I was like, oh,
that could be a story. And then I just like,
forget hold on to anger that much.
Speaker 1: That's good.
Speaker 4: That's somebody who's really rude. Maybe it'll come to me,
but I can't think of it right now. But like
I've been having like the people just goes for really
short walks now, so like I have a neighbor who
lives a few houses down and they have a dog
that's like a similar age to Penelope, and also little
pitbull in them right, and they have cancer and their
face is all like messed up. It's all like they
because they've had surgery and there's like a little hollow
head and I'm like, god, you know, and they're like
kind of on borrow time, and then I'm I'm brow
and they're like I'm bonding with like a bunch of
my neighbors. Like I've I've really gotten to know neighbors
and their.
Speaker 1: And their dogs. Yeah, me too.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I passed by the same people sometimes and I
know when to cross the street because their dogs yappy
right way way way way would Phil just doesn't it
doesn't really acknowledge. Phil's not a barker, which I kind
of appreciate that about Phil. He just kind of chills
walks by. But yeah, I mean even he's getting old
now too.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 3: I still haven't gotten my thing in the mail, the
ramp for the bed that I ordered.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, did you order it on Amazon?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: I think I saw it on Facebook or something. Oh okay,
but yeah, I'll let you know when I get it.
But so we were talking about before we were talking
about you told me to watch Beauty and the Bester.
Speaker 4: So I told I was like, you we should watch that.
That could be our because I kept hearing people saying
it's really crazy, and I kept starting to watch it
and then following as me, me too. And then I
almost felt bad because I was like, Okay, if I
tell then Nette to watch it, that'll make me like stick.
I couldn't get into it. I know.
Speaker 3: It took a while, Yeah right, yeah it did it
did it like the first episode? I fell asleep a
bunch of times, but it did get crazy and then
I was like getting into it then.
Speaker 4: And I do not want this to sound racist because
that we're dealing with a lot of people. This is
a lot of this takes place in Africa, South Africa, Africa,
but there were a lot of people. I was getting
confused as to who people were.
Speaker 1: I know, because their names are.
Speaker 4: Super lait people too. I'm just sensitive somebody being like
why because they were black, so they all looked alike.
It's not that, it's just that like if you're sleepy
too all night. So their names were relationship and there
were a couple of different women that looked very similar,
that were just very pretty. Yeah, and I was like, okay,
wait one of them is the main.
Speaker 1: Lady, yeah, the beauty, the doctor, the doctor, right.
Speaker 4: But then one of them was like a model that
was weighing in on stuff.
Speaker 1: Right right right, yeah, yeah that's right.
Speaker 4: There was also an ex girlfriend.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 3: Maybe I missed the ex girlfriend fire because I feel
but yeah, I mean it's just so crazy story. I
mean it, yeah, took place in South Africa, and this
guy was dubbed the Facebook rapist killer and was sent
to jail.
Speaker 4: She shouldn't have stopped it rapist like he.
Speaker 3: I know somebody, right, yeah, I know, I didn't get
the Yeah. So then he got sent to prison and
then supposedly he lights himself on fire in prison, and
we're going to spoil it, so if you guys whatever.
Speaker 4: But well this happens kind of early on.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, so he lights himself on fire in the
prison cell. But then now seeing like now I'm trying
to remember.
Speaker 4: There's what so he didn't light himself on fire though,
which they find out kind of rightly on. So this
woman who's a dog who's like a cosmetics like you know.
Speaker 1: Botov facials, botox. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but she's apparently very famous, very well, huge social
media following. Yes, she's an influencer. Yes, somehow she decides
she likes the guy. She didn't meet him before though, Right,
that's the part I don't get. Don't know, Oh my god,
you know what. That's the humor of this though. It
might be we might have some stuff wrong.
Speaker 1: Right, I did not know?
Speaker 4: Check us.
Speaker 3: Yeah, why did this beautiful woman that's got everything going
for her? She's a doctor, she's an influencer, she's married
with two kids.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I forgot about that.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Why does she get hooked up with this guy who's
in prison for raping and killing and then decides she's
going to bust him out of prison?
Speaker 4: And the scheme was so complicated. Okay, So first thing
you find out is it's like, oh, this guy who
killed somebody, he just died in prison in a fire
in this cell.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 4: Then some people are like wait, not so fast, like
something's not adding up here, and you're like, oh, okay,
well you're just along for the right, right, right, Like okay,
why I don't like they're like, well, because be pretty
hard to like light yourself on fire, like where's your matches? Yes,
your plus there's nothing even in his cell right like
light on fire. Yeah, But yet he supposedly died.
Speaker 3: Then somehow, and there was a body found, right, which
didn't match up with him. But yet this doctor woman
she wanted to claim that body immediately after it was
taken to the morgue, like she tried to get reason.
Speaker 4: She wasn't married to the guy. She was just like, yep,
I'm I wanna like yeah yeah.
Speaker 3: So so then turns out that there's some relationship. Then
you know, she's got some this guy in her life
that comes into her life. Her friends are being interviewed
this guy named TK, who's a big, you know, rich
guy that shows up to her things or whatever that's
giving her money for her businesses and stuff like that.
But he's you know, well it turns out that's the
Facebook killer guy.
Speaker 4: Right. So no one's putting this together, right, not yet,
but they're meeting him some of these rights, right, yes,
but they just know him as TK, right, So.
Speaker 3: They're meeting him, and then people are starting to put
like okay, wait a second. Now they're starting to look
into the death and the prison and they're starting to
put two and two together and they're starting to line
up who's this guy in her life and blah blah blah.
And he turns out he was very controlling of her,
was leaving her voice messages like you you know, you
got to listen to what I'm saying, like, do what
I tell you to do.
Speaker 4: I'm the king of this house. I think you're you
think you're in charge.
Speaker 1: Right, I'm gonna rippy part with my bare hands.
Speaker 4: Okay. But here's where. Here's where there were some times
during this that I was like, this is reminding me
a little bit about like, uh, that that other movie
where it's like, oh no, abducted and giving me some
vibes of the yeah plain sight, because I was like, okay,
but this guy didn't like meet her at a party,
not tell her who he was. And then she starts
getting sucked into a dating relationship.
Speaker 1: She already knew he was a rapist in prison, in
prison right.
Speaker 4: Then she got hooked up with him. It's like, how
are you surprised? Oh my god, it turns out this
isn't the greatest, right. I literally in jail for rape
and murder, And you're like, what I thought he.
Speaker 1: Was gonna be like that, why do you be so
mean to me my voicemail?
Speaker 4: And all these people are kind of feeling bad for her.
They're like, this guy's really controlling.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh shit, yeah from her, I know, I know.
And then he was like so diabolical. Like they had
this ball like where she was going to get up
there and talk about this new business and the CEO
of the company was going to zoom into this gala
and it's the guy and he's in prison, but he's
wearing a suit and tie and he's talking to them
through the zoom as if he's some millionaire that's putting
money into her company or whatever.
Speaker 4: Right, they're like, he's he the president of this company.
He can't be here because he's on a business trip.
Right with surprise, he is going to be able to
zoom in yes for all the shareholders.
Speaker 3: Right, and they all bought into it. You know, it's crazy.
He's doing this from his jail cell.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, I'm like I could barely keep a
few podcasts going. I know, Ki is starting new companies
right from jail. Also, literally, in my mind, how are
they like, who are they hiring people to like make
logos for all.
Speaker 1: These I know, That's what I was wondering.
Speaker 4: Yeah, these companies, they all have these like real business
business business loans.
Speaker 1: Yes, and she's promoting it on her Instagram.
Speaker 3: What are the businesses like the construction companies that aren't
constructing anything?
Speaker 4: Right, they're just like but but they're getting investors. Yeah,
how are you reaching out? Who's investing in this?
Speaker 1: Like I know, I know.
Speaker 3: And then like they people are starting to put So
she busts him out of jail, and they're on the run,
and now they figure it out that they're on the run.
Speaker 1: So now they're trying to track them down.
Speaker 4: Figure out TK is actually Thomas Bester. Ever, right, there's
so much more that we're not telling you yet, but
understand that it is so ridiculous. So yes, so now
they're on the run together. Yeah, and all the family
they're all just like, well, this is crazy, no shit,
it's crazy, I know. And they're all thinking that she's
just under the control of this guy. But I kept
wanting to just go shake them and go. She busted
him out of jail, right, right, she's not the victim here, no, Like, well,
but he's so controlling it's so mind control right now.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: Now, she went and got a body out of a
morgue somewhere and brought it to the prison and put
it into the cell. Somehow got it lit on fire,
and then they busted out, so she busted him out
of prison. Yeah, and now they're on the go. And
then they were like still kind of like in love
with each other when they were showing up at the
court stuff.
Speaker 2: And then there was no.
Speaker 4: Real end, like, oh, they're flirting, and this is well
after we've already heard all the recorded voicemails where he's
being abusive.
Speaker 3: Now they're like in jail and she's you know, making
googly eyes, yeah, holding his hand, laughing and giggling at
each other. Right, I was like, what am I watching?
Speaker 1: It's crazy.
Speaker 4: I kept wanting to stick to it though it was
like three episodes, the three episode yeah, and I was like, well,
Stephanie told me to watch it. Well, because other people
told me to watch it, or they told us to
watch it. I was like, how bad can it be?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 4: It wasn't my favorite, No, it wasn't my favor either,
but it was kind of comical. But I really did
like it was one of those ones where I kept
getting really tired, and then I'd be like, I don't
even I'm not sure what's going on. Even a week,
I learn to lose focus. So then I'd be like,
I better like just go to bed, and I did.
Today I'd be like, Okay, where was I? But I'd
still be lost.
Speaker 1: I was lost, Yeah, and I.
Speaker 4: Knew I had watched it. It wasn't like I fell
asleep and then had to figure out where I was.
I mean, like, right, I don't know. I guess all
I know is that this is the Yeah, they're on
the run and the Facebook.
Speaker 1: Right, yeah, I guess that's enough.
Speaker 3: Well, I will tell you about something else I watched
on Netflix. That show it's called Wayward. It just came
out and it's, uh, Tony Collette is the star, and uh,
there's like eight episodes, but I think I'm like halfway,
but it's it's really good. It's one of those Netflix
shows that kind of catch you early on, you know,
and it's this She's Tony Collette.
Speaker 4: What was it the one that we watched that had
too much lingas for us?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: Yeah, the Hunting Wives? Right, yeah, it's kind of you know,
it's like I wouldn't even it's not as.
Speaker 3: Campy as the and there's not a lot of lesbian scenes, right,
but it's it's a good story. I mean, I like
around this time of year when I'm watching something that's
a thriller creepy, you know, like around October usually Netflix
puts out some kind of Usually Caylin and I will
talk about those kind of shows. So I don't know
if this is out now because it's kind of creepy.
But she's like, she runs this home in a small
town called Talpines, and this home is for these teenagers
that are troubled, that get taken out of their bed
in the middle of the night and taken to her.
Speaker 1: Now, is this based on a true story? No, I
don't know.
Speaker 4: Because there's been a lot I've listened to a lot
of podcasts about those places.
Speaker 1: I mean, this place we traumatized the kids.
Speaker 3: Yes, this place is based like on those kind of places,
but this story takes on it. It's creepy because the
town is not right, there's something wrong with the town,
and this this husband and wife moved to the town.
Speaker 1: She's pregnant, but she also grew up in that school.
She went to that school. But the husband is a
share of he's a detective or police officer and he's
invested stigating this school. So it's pretty good. Uh, I
recommend it's got.
Speaker 3: Like this like thrilling, like what really is going on
in this town kind of element to it.
Speaker 1: So I'm halfway through.
Speaker 4: It now you were telling me that May Martin.
Speaker 3: I don't know if I don't know the name of
the actor, because well, the one that you're talking about
that if you're seeing one of them is trans May Martin.
Speaker 4: I mean, I look, I saw, I was. I watched
the trailer for it. Rou Okay, so you start and
May Martin is trans in the way that they're non binary,
but maybe, but you're saying they were playing a man.
Speaker 1: They're playing he him.
Speaker 4: So I was like, oh, because last I heard, not that,
Like I'm keeping track of everything. Pronounce yeah, but I
feel like last I heard, I've seen May Martin perform live.
Speaker 3: Okay, they're really funny. Okay, but I thought they went
by they them or she her? Oh, because in the
series they do a podcast with tig O Carrow and
oh my god, what's her name?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 4: Oh, my oh fortune?
Speaker 1: Okay, seems stir okay, called.
Speaker 4: Handsome because they're all like super butchy, right lesbians, except
that maybe May is identifying as a man now, because
I was saying to you that I feel like they
wouldn't have they would only have a transactor play a
trans Yeah, I mean unless yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 3: He's shirtless in the in the in the in the show,
he goes by him and he's the act the actor
shirtless and looks pretty good too.
Speaker 1: It's cute.
Speaker 4: I was thinking, this is so funny that you brought
this up though. So you remember I had a little
like a little affair, little lesbian relationship yeah with Tigh
many years ago, but then couldn't like it wasn't actually
like sexual. Well, I mean I was really attracted for them,
and then I always kept asking myself like, is it
because they kind of look like a boy anyway, right,
like we would kiss, you know, yeah, anyway love Tig.
Like was super attracted to Tig as a person, and
Tig is hilarious and super fun. But then I was thinking, like,
the only time I find myself attracted to women is
when they're like super butch lesbians.
Speaker 1: Yeah, me too.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we've talked remembering that we talked about Kiyomi.
Speaker 1: Kayomi, Yes from the l world.
Speaker 4: Yes, And then I was like, okay, but so this
is super ignorant and maybe any of our and I
we're not even really supposed to say butch anymore so
mask masculine lesbian? Right, does that even count? Like do
we get to consider like if you're if you're a woman,
it's primarily heterosexual, but you do find yourself sometimes attracted
to women, but only if they're like really kind of
like guy ish.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, does that count? Does that count?
Speaker 4: I know, I don't know, and like don't and you
know for a fact you don't want to see their badge.
Speaker 3: Well, so it's so funny because remember we were talking
about hunting wives and we were like, a right enough,
but the two like lesbos, you know, like making out
all the time, like they were too feminine for us.
So I think we do, like us more of the masculine.
Speaker 4: Yeah, females, and listen, you can be what's the word
for it, when you're pan sexual.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I want to say, for the record, there are plenty
of people who are open to who are attracted to
the person, and it has nothing to do with the
battles and thank god because but like I and and
I'm not saying, well, if as long as I'm married,
probably not going to happen. But I'm saying like, at
the time that I was finding myself attracted to a woman,
it was like a different thing because it was like
I was I'm going to get myself in trouble. I
don't think you're I think a lot of people, especially
like are the younger generation, are super open to like
that's not the important part.
Speaker 1: The important part is the person, the person.
Speaker 4: But it is funny that, like when I see May
Martin looking like a dude, I'm like, oh, cute.
Speaker 1: That's what I was thinking. I was thinking the same thing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think, Well I kept I'm calling him a
heat because that's what he's portraying. So I'm watching him
and I'm like, this guy's cute, you know, Like yeah,
so I don't know.
Speaker 4: Did you know but so that you were perceiving them
as a man.
Speaker 1: Well they're they're being yes, but they I mean, he looks.
Speaker 4: Like you thought they were trans. So did you know that?
Speaker 1: Because they are playing trans in the in the show.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh interesting, yeah, yeah yeah, yeah, because like one
of the characters was like, that guy's a dick, and
then the other character goes, I don't think he has one,
but okay, like something like that.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, you know. Yeah, so and they do make it.
Speaker 3: They do talk about you're gonna love this town because
it's super progressive. It takes place in Vermont. The town
is a little town in Vermont, so it's super you know.
And then you're you'll be welcome here because he's playing
a cop that moves to town and his new partners like,
you know, you'll like it. Everybody's a progressive and so yeah,
it's good.
Speaker 4: Now I have more reason to watch it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's good. It's got a good story.
Speaker 4: It is just funny though, because I saw a sort
of a mask lesbian the other day at checking me
out nuts, oh my god, not checking me out, like
checking out my groceries, checking a checker, right cashier, and
I was like, I got a little like they're cute
but they're super masculine.
Speaker 1: Yeah lesbian.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and it's always flattering. It's always flattering checking me
out though they they have no interest. No, they were young,
but not young young.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we're canceled. They were probably like late twenties thirties.
But I was like, oh my god, they're so cute.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're like a little sparkly eye like yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4: I was like, in another life, if I was going
to be a lesbian, I would have.
Speaker 3: A type with my Well that's the thing I think too,
that's my thing. Like if I was going to be
if I was a lesbian, I would have a type. Yeah,
I would be like more than masculine for sure. Don't
come around here with that lipstick.
Speaker 4: No, no, I don't want your heels like, I'm not
down with that at all. Yeah, you gotta wear you
gotta wear some sort of like dickies.
Speaker 3: Panthers, yes, yeah, yes, dickies, like a you know, tank top,
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Speaker 1: Oh my god, I love You've never seen that.
Speaker 4: I never saw it, and I think it was because
at the time it was on showtime okay, yeah, it
was have whatever, and I just so I never watched it,
and I feel like it was either you and producer Gary.
It could have been that far back. Yeah, yeah, I
think so, we're both really into it. And then somehow
I had it in my mind that it was like Australian.
Speaker 1: Oh, and I was like, I'll get to it.
Speaker 4: One I get to it. I don't have Australian accents.
I'm gonna need the subtitles on right.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, it turns out no, no, that's on the
East Goes.
Speaker 3: It's Patricia Arquette. Oh my god, it's so good. I
just watched it probably a year ago. Again, Oh oh
you did, yeah, because I I just I don't I
like that gritty story, you know, I just love Patricia
arkad and she's so good.
Speaker 4: She's such a good acts.
Speaker 3: She's so great. I mean, how great is she? Did
you watch the whole thing?
Speaker 4: No, I'm only one episode in. They're really like long.
Oh my god, it's so good, full episodes. Yeah. It's
true story based on true story.
Speaker 1: I mean yeah, as.
Speaker 4: Soon as I knew it was based on a true story.
But then you know, you're like, this is so good.
I wonder how much of a true story it is.
So I googled it and it's like sure enough, it's
like that's the story.
Speaker 3: That's the story that really happened. Oh yeah, Oh, it
gets better and better and better. Yeah, it's the true
story of two prisoners using one of the one of
the prison guards, which is Patricia Arquette, to help bust
them out of prison. And they go at all these
lengths with tools and everything to get out of the
prison and then they go on the run and.
Speaker 1: It's so good.
Speaker 4: Benicio Torres, yeah, baseball, betty bit Gucca. Isn't that him?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, he's He's sexy, isn't he cute in the movie?
Speaker 4: I know you old? Even then, I know I am
unfair that men can be. Like if I look like
Benizio del which I do pretty much, then you're just
called old and like, you know, but men the.
Speaker 3: More craggly, I know, they they age. Sexy they are,
and he's so sexy in that. And then I looked
up the real guy and not sexy at all. I
mean I think he was just hispanic. That about it,
not right. Yeah, But and then the young guy and
then the young guys is cute too, yeah, sexy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so you can.
Speaker 4: I felt so bad for her husband though, didn't you.
Oh wait, oh yeah, he's great in that.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And then I looked up what the real husband and
life look like and kind of looks a little bit
like them. Really Yeah, it's such a good story.
Speaker 1: I love that. I loved it, loved it.
Speaker 3: And then you just watched The hatchet Wielding Hitchhiker.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, Oh my, where have you been? Oh
that that's been out for a while, It's.
Speaker 1: Been out a long time.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, the hatchet wielding Hitchhiker. Ye, hatchet wielding Hitchhiker. Yes,
on Netflix? Okay, talk about like also a little bit
like abducted in plain sight? It was another I was
having a run of like crazy documentaries. Yeah, that was
crazy story. How come we've never talked about it before?
I don't know a Kimmel's in it.
Speaker 3: Well, I know, and I think when it first came out,
I wasn't really interested, and so I don't think we
really talked about it. But then I recently watched it,
I don't know, nine months ago or something not that
long ago. But yeah, I knew that. Ever bring this up,
I because I don't know, I don't know. I must
have forgot about it. But I know Brad, the guy
that that's in it, that worked at Kimmel who discovered
the guy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, okay, I can't remember too much.
Speaker 4: So the story is basically this this car accident happened.
This guy, I don't know if he gets in an accident,
there's no there's a skater kid he's getting he's hitchhiking
with this other guy. Yeah, and then the guy supposedly
attacks a woman and then the hitchhiker is like grabs
a hat happens to have a hatchet with with, right,
hence the name the hatchet bilding Hitchhikiker. Yeah, and he
just like goes to town and beats the guy to death.
He like he does axes him to death. Yeah, the
guy who's driving the car.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, oh yeah, yeah, so.
Speaker 4: That guy dies. But they're like, apparently he was attacking
a woman, which I guess he was. So now this
hitchhiker is like this very mentally ill like skater kid. Yeah,
who's like what's up row, He's got like little hair
and he's just like, well, I don't know. I had
my hatchet with me, and then I just went.
Speaker 1: Like bam bam, oh that's.
Speaker 4: Right, and you know, I just like fucking killed him
or whatever. But like, you know, I was just like
trying to save the day or yeah. First, so now
all these people are like this one news newscaster porter
is there and he gets like he gets him on camera. Yeah,
but then the kid like disappears, right. He's homeless, right, Yeah,
a homeless kid, but he wants to be homeless. The
whole thing is he's like he doesn't want to have
a home but loves just like he's just a wanderer man.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's like travel in the world. It's so clear
that he's mentally ill though from the beginning that you're
a little bit like. So then this news story goes
out and all of these people are like, oh my god,
this guy's like a hero we want so now enter
your friend you Brad. Yeah, from Jimmy Kimmel.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: His job, by the way, what a great job he's got.
His job is just to watch TV's the TV watcher
and it just videos, right, he just finds viral videos
or he finds newscasts, anything interesting for Jimmy to do
a story on.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Then he has to go track these people down right, right, So,
and he wants to get the exclusive and Jimmy wants
to have like these people on Yeah. So that becomes
like his quest is to like meet this kid, and
the kid is very elusive right.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 4: The thing is like they finally do find him and
interview him, and the thing is he has a lot
of stories about being like sexually assaulted.
Speaker 1: Uh huh, like a lot of them.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, a lot of people in his life are
He's constantly being like assaulted.
Speaker 1: Right right, Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4: So I don't want to say what happens, but it's
like it's very distancing. It starts out kind of campy,
and then you're like, oh, oh yeah.
Speaker 1: It takes a dark turn.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't remember how it ended, but yeah that was.
Speaker 4: A off air.
Speaker 1: Okay, that was a good one. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Oh he doesn't have a happy ending though, No, it doesn't. No,
Well it's been out for a while, so oh.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so should I spoil it? Yeah, he's in jail.
I killed a guy, That's what I was thinking. Yeah,
and then he claimed he kept claiming that people were
like just happened to sexually assault him, Like he's like yeah,
and then then the guy was raping me. But then
when you find out what hap and he went after
the guy, he like entrapped the.
Speaker 1: Guy and and killed him with his hatchet.
Speaker 4: It's a little bit like Eileen Awarenos like that serial
killer who was murdering like John's right, right, It's very
disturbing and this kid never got any help and was
just like a messed up.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, wow, anything funny?
Speaker 2: What have you watched?
Speaker 4: Anything funny? No? You Ward looked a little like sad
to me.
Speaker 1: The what did Wayyward?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's I would have to be in the right mood.
Speaker 1: It's it's more of a thriller, like wait, uh.
Speaker 3: Huh, what's going on here? What's going on with these people?
It keeps you guessing kind of thing it's got, you know,
it's it's got a little bit of funny moments too,
but it's a good story. And then I, you know,
I think I watched the Dateline and the twenty twenty
over the weekend.
Speaker 1: He's like to watch those.
Speaker 3: I don't even remember what was the story the dateline
story another guy that killed his wife or something.
Speaker 1: There's been like three date lines in a row with
a guy killed his wife. Yeah, there was one I
just listened to that was a long one.
Speaker 4: I like the long ones. Yeah, it probably was a
two hour date line.
Speaker 1: Yeahs like an hour and a half. Yes, when you
listen to us, Yeah.
Speaker 4: Where the guy was saying that his wife who died
had a stalker.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, that's the one. Yeah yeah.
Speaker 4: I listened to that and I was like, this is
a good one.
Speaker 3: Well I don't think I finished it, actually, I think
I fell asleep.
Speaker 4: So he there was the wife had an ex boyfriend
who was supposedly like had turned after like eight years
of leaving her alone. Well they dated like eight years before,
and now he was suddenly like stalking her in dangerous
messages and right.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, turns out that's not yeah yeah, it's the husband.
Speaker 1: Yeah well wait yeah yeah yeah yeah yeahah yeah.
Speaker 4: But you kind of knew that early on, right.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, yeah yeah.
Speaker 4: I mean I don't like it when they leave you,
like they lead you for a long time and then
they go, oh, by the way, like now that we're
like an hour and like twenty minutes in. Also, you
should know they did not have a good marriage, right.
We spent the whole first part right now is going
my wife everything to me and you're like, well, it
turns out you guys were sleeping in separate rooms.
Speaker 2: Yes you were not.
Speaker 3: You were divorcing, right right right yeah yeah yeah. And
then there was the other one the week before where
the guy was putting poison in her.
Speaker 1: Smoothies and stuff. Yes, it was that too.
Speaker 3: It's like, all right, like these guys killing their wives,
don't take a smoothie from your husband, right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I remember a long time ago seeing there was
a Lifetime movie with John Ritter. Remember that one. No,
I'm going to be wrong on this, but I like,
I want to say John Ritter and like mauryel uh
em no, which is the one that has like the
really good memory, the one from taxi?
Speaker 1: Oh from taxi?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, you know who I'm talking about, anywhay with
the red hair Mary lou Hanner, Mary Lou Hanner. I
but it could be somebody else. But where he was
slowly giving her like putting something in her shampoo. Oh
remember that. Now she's washing her hair, so she's like
losing her hair and then she's losing her eyelashes and
she's just getting really really sick.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, what a horrible It's a good one.
Speaker 4: Oh it's pretty phenomenal. Yeah, well this has been like
really nice.
Speaker 1: Yes, it's been good, and we'll be back.
Speaker 4: To you next week. But like before we go, we
have some shouts. Yeah, we got Chris to get the strap. Stephan,
he's a stinker wrinker Athenik Insured you love your dancing, Sandra,
It's not easy being green, Jennifer, get up. Aaron's a
jerdy Sanchez, Leslie with all the coughing, Alicia Escalante, Kelly Brandt.
Speaker 1: She'll take you to some places.
Speaker 4: Rebecca open so cute e. Sean voshpeg Yabby and Missy
one flip flop between them. Yeah, Katerina hits it out
of the park. No, Katerina has a molar that is
like destroying her mouth as we speak. Get it checked.
Valerie hits it out of the park, Polly. We love
your pancakes, Rita, we love your Bassiette with all of
Elizabeth Williamson's kids in it. Nikki call your girl and
Dick is frolicking. And then we got Courtney Moore with
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I'm going to have her do some merch, yes, Sandra,
as I told you. Then we got pop Culture Rescue.
That's our friend Robbin's charity where she got her pup
also from pupculture Rescue dot org. Your generosity allows them
to rescue more dogs from more overcrowded shelters. Then Gabby
is shouting out United farm Workers, So go to UfW
dot org and give them some it's a labor union
for farm workers. It's really important that we exactly protect
our farm workers.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, The Family Skeptical, that's a podcast about raising kids
with no religion. Secular. Do whatever the fuck you want
with your kids and listen to this podcast to give
you some backup, make you feel better. And then Adam Lerner,
Adam's got a car. He got me my car.
Speaker 1: At Stephanie her dream car.
Speaker 4: So many fcol people he's helped them. I got a
message from somebody and I'm not going to say who
it was, who sent me a Facebook message and told
me how much she loves Adam. He did not get
paid to help her. He just he gave her a
lot of advice about like getting out of debt and
like fixing her credit, and he gave her he can
do that helped her and she said he was super
cool and non judgmental and spent a bunch of time
with her.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Nice, yeah, that's that's our boy.
Speaker 4: Reach out to him.
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can reach out to Mike at drain SURGEONSAZ dot com
and just go there. You can get his info, you
can you can answer questions, and if you're in his area,
he'll do an f coll deal with you.
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if you listen to Drunkish and you heard my not
the episode that's this week, but last week, and you
were like, dude, what the fuck I tell you?
Speaker 1: What the fuck is good?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, all right, thanks everybody your part.
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