Speaker 1: I made a decision.
Speaker 2: Pay sunny SUNet on. I had a vision.
Speaker 1: It's night. What's up?
Speaker 3: Everybody? Welcome to for crying out loud, we're your hosts.
I'm Stephanie Islant it.
Speaker 2: Why is it hot in here?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: It's like because the AC's off.
Speaker 1: I think it.
Speaker 3: Is off, but because it when I turn it on,
it blows right on me. Oh okay, I'll it's okay, no,
because it is stuffy anyway, peek behind the curtain.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we want to just be comfortable. Is that too
much to add? Right in a studio we don't have
to pay for So I feel like I wanted to
open with something, but now I can't remember what it is.
Have you had a good week? I had a.
Speaker 1: Pretty good week.
Speaker 3: Natalia came home Thursday night with her boyfriend and some
of their friends.
Speaker 1: Because always doing something this girl.
Speaker 3: They're going to Catalina because it was her boyfriend's birthday
weekend and parents got them something his parents in Catalina.
So they came Thursday, spent the night excuse me, woke
up the next morning, went to Catalina for the weekend,
and then came back last night Sunday night, and then
woke up very early this morning, went back to school.
But last night she so when they left to go
to Catalina, she said, Mom, we really want to see
the Michael Jackson movie. And I was like okay, and
she's like, do you want to go? And I was
like sure, all right, you know, like I'm not going
to turn down to go with the movies with her
and her boyfriend Sunday night. So I was like sure, okay.
So she's like, I'll get the tickets blah blah blah.
So she gets the three tickets and then like so
then they come home yesterday and they're just chilling for
a while, and then Melissa, my friend who lives in
Manhattan Beach, she has a son that was volunteering at a.
Speaker 1: Theater out here near my neighborhood, and.
Speaker 3: She's like, I have to drop him off at five
and pick him back up at nine. Can I come
by you and hang out and like? And I was like, oh,
I'm going to a Michael Jackson movie. And then but
I haven't seen Melissa in so long. We've been trying
to get together and things just pop up. She has
little kids still, too, so she's got like baseball games
every weekend. So I was like, I bet Natalia can
find somebody to take my ticket.
Speaker 1: So she got somebody.
Speaker 3: So then Melissa came over and we hung out and
we had a nice time catching up. But it's like
when it rains at poor it's like like nothing on
a Sunday night. And then I and then you text
me about something for Sunday night, and I was like, wow,
I've never this, Like three people in a row want
to do something and never happens like that. But anyway,
it was nice to catch up with Melissa and you know,
chit chat and talk about stuff. Talked about Jimmy Kimmel
and the show and stuff going on, like you know
a lot of Disney layoffs and things like that.
Speaker 1: Trump is very mad, very mad at Jimmy this morning.
I know.
Speaker 3: It's like so funny because like we were talking about
him last night and this morning we woke up to
the news. Yeah, how mad he is about his skit
he did. Yeah, But yeah, I mean, Jimmy's got a
couple of years. I think he's gonna be there another year,
year and a half and then you know, then I
don't know, then they're going to be done, I guess
with the show.
Speaker 2: So ABC wants to be done or Jimmy wants to
be I.
Speaker 1: Think Jimmy wants to be done. I think, well, I
don't know.
Speaker 3: I mean, he always says this, but he never he
wants you know, you think if he feels probably responsible
for everybody and their jobs, you know, I think he
would have been done if it wasn't for that a
long time maybe a long time ago.
Speaker 1: But yeah, I mean I think that.
Speaker 3: He's such a he's such a good guy, you know.
I mean, I I don't want to say anything, but basically,
like there's been cuts at ABC, and he's he's accommodated
those cuts with out of his salary. Really yeah, yeah,
I know he's he's a great guy, he really is.
He's a sweet He's a sweetheart. So yeah, so that
was that was my week weekend. You know, Sonny's going
to be coming home at the end of May for
a weekend because his dad's getting the star in the
Hollywood Walk of Fame. Oh yeah, it doesn't seem like
something he would be into, Adam would be into. But
you know you've got to pay for that, right you do. Yeah,
you have to pay for it. They don't give it
to you to like pay a lot of money for it.
And I was like, that's so out of character.
Speaker 2: Like how much like do you think?
Speaker 3: I like, I don't know, but I'm guessing maybe over
twenty grand or something.
Speaker 1: It's a lot. It's a lot of money.
Speaker 2: I was gonna say twenty five thousand.
Speaker 3: Probably maybe sounds about right. But you do have to
pay for it, Yeah, they don't. Like the City of
Hollywood doesn't go, hey, Stephanie, we're gonna give you a
you know, star on the on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. No,
you have to. You have to pay for it. Yeah,
should costs money.
Speaker 2: I wonder if they ever go out to anyone and go, hey,
you're nominated, and the person goes, uh, I don't want
to pay for.
Speaker 1: It, right, I know. No, they don't even do your nominated.
Speaker 3: They just they people pay for those stars on the
Walk of Fame like their management or their you know,
maybe the studio back in the day did it for stars.
I don't know, but it Yeah, that that's how it works. Yeah, yeah,
I thought that was common knowledge.
Speaker 2: You can just be like I want one, Yeah.
Speaker 3: If you want one, Yeah, I see, but I think
you do.
Speaker 1: You have to qualify. Yeah, you do have to qualify.
Speaker 3: You have to have some kind of career, either in radio, television, movies,
whatever it is. But after that, you know, I mean,
Adam's been on the radio or whatever for over twenty
twenty five years. I don't know, So he qualifies. But
then you have to pay, you have to pay for it. Yeah,
now they do with ceremony, you know. So he wants
the kids to go to be there, and so Sonny
He's like, yeah, so I'm coming down the at.
Speaker 1: The end of the month.
Speaker 2: Interesting feels like that would might be around the time
of finals, though maybe not.
Speaker 3: It's Memorial It's the weekend of Adam's birthday. So it's
Memorial weekend. Oh okay, yeah, okay, so I think he
has like a three day weekend.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's on the similar schedule as Lbie. Yeah, who
graduates in June, I know, mid June.
Speaker 1: Can't believe it.
Speaker 2: I ken't forgetting. So Sunny will be done. He's maybe
going to be done.
Speaker 3: He's gonna he's going to do another semester and then transfer.
Yeah okay, yeah, so Natalia will be done. Natalia will
be but then she'll be going to hurt Yeah, then
she'll be doing her a road abroad, but she comes
home in May. She'll be home in a couple of weeks. Okay, yeah, Sunny.
I don't think comes home until June, like the middle
of June.
Speaker 1: I think. Yeah, I think that he's on the same
schedule as I'll be.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know why Santa Barbara's earlier.
Speaker 1: Well she's at the community college.
Speaker 3: Oh right, right right, yeah, yeah, so she's on a
different schedule. Yeah, but yeah, and then they'll be home
for the summer and then.
Speaker 1: Uh, it'll be nice. Yeah, it'll be nice.
Speaker 3: And then hopefully they can help me pack and move
when we move, so hopefully that.
Speaker 2: I mean, have you looked at any houses this week?
Speaker 1: I was, and the clear in Santa Clarita.
Speaker 3: We're going to go this week to my guy, my
realtor was busy and then out of town last this
last week. But this week on Wednesday, we're going to
uh look at houses in Santa Clarita. And I can't
tell you how many people have texted me and got
a hold of me and said, hey, I hear you're
moving to Santa Clarita, Like we moved there I like,
I didn't know, like we have a mutual friend that
lives out there. I don't want to dox anybody. But
and then Julie Case reached out to me and was like, hey,
my in laws live out there. We got we go
all the time on the weekends. It was like, it's
so nice to hear that. You know, I love what
we love it out there. It was the best thing
we ever did.
Speaker 1: So nice.
Speaker 3: It's like, not congested traffic is nice, and I mean
the traffic in town, but yeah, yeah, but.
Speaker 2: No, it was making me want to move there. I
was like, wow, you just go to a store and
just park.
Speaker 3: Right, you don't have to take a ticket underground parking.
Oh yeah, yeah, no, it's I'm excited. And then like,
you know, I still have other people there, like are
you sure you want to live there?
Speaker 1: Don't you want to live more by me? And I'm like, no, I.
Speaker 3: Think I really do want to move there, mostly because
my two best friends are there too, you know. I
I want to be close by where my friends are,
just like I can come over on them, you know,
after like after work, hang out with them, watch the game,
whatever it is, you know, instead.
Speaker 2: Of you're kind of isolated right now.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if I want to go see any of my friends,
I have to like at least forty five minute drive
at least Suzanne's an hour and plus to get to
her house, and Melissa too, she's out. You know, man,
it'd be it's far, you know. So it's a big kushaw.
So I just want to be like where I can
just like pop over, they can pop over to me.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 3: It's just it's better. It's a better life, I feel
like for me. You know, kids are not too excited
about it. They'll get they'll be fine. They'll get used
to it.
Speaker 2: I mean, they're going to be spreading out anyway, that's
the thing. It's like they're probably upset about it because
of this, because they're going to be home for the
summer and then having to move. But they they' will
get used to it very quickly, and they're gonna be
having their own lives the right thing, right right.
Speaker 1: They're not gonna be with me forever. I mean, I understand.
Speaker 2: I think it would be a little different for me though,
because Sadie's not moving out right now. Yeah, so maybe
she'd be bummed.
Speaker 3: But because their friends are all of their friends live
and where I live now, right, but from from Santa
Clarita to get to where we are right now, the
freeways are not as bad and not as you know,
trafficky as the main there's you know, I don't know,
I don't sound like an S and L skip, But
the freeway I can take, can you get there in
like twenty five thirty minutes?
Speaker 1: Maybe forty minutes with traffic, It's not bad? Right?
Speaker 3: But then why is Susannah hour? No, where Suzanne's house
is now? She hasn't moved, she's moving.
Speaker 2: Oh, she doesn't moved.
Speaker 3: He hasn't moved yet. Yeah, s clos is in a
few weeks. But where she's been living all this time,
she's over an hour.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's such a pain in the ass.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So so I have that to look forward to this week.
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I want to hear all of your I can't wait
for next week. Yeah, you saw any houses. I'm sure
you've seen some inventory online.
Speaker 1: Yes. Oh, and that's the other thing.
Speaker 3: So he sends me listings, updated listings twice a week
for the area out here and now also in Santa Clarita,
and the area out here is depressing because there's you know,
there's not there's not a lot of inventory it's still
like the stame listings. Maybe one or two new houses
will come up, you know, a week, but that's about
like it's the same houses, like nothing new. And for
the I mean, it's insane the amount of money to
spend and you don't have like what you want, you
don't get you know, three bathrooms or you get two bathrooms,
or you don't get the pool you you know what
I mean. It's but then like for less than that
Santa Clarita you get twice the side. You get so
much more for your money out there. So it is exciting.
And so I'm looking at like regular listings in Santa
Clarita and also like the new development stuff as well.
We're gonna see the new development and a couple listings
this week.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so I'll have a better update. But it's just
so much, it's just so much better.
Speaker 2: I think it will be great for your lifestyle. I'm
for it. Yeah, thank you, and listen, you can still
drive here once a week to do our Yeah it's
not that far. No, my brother was, like I told
you last week, my brother was driving from Santa Clarita
to the airport every single day for work for years.
Oh my god, yeah, because they lived there for many years.
Speaker 3: Now wow, yeah, going to Lax. How long does it
take to get that? It's the one thing. Oh, it
was a really crazy commute. Yeah, well Suzanne's going to
be commuting from there to Burbank every day.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So but you know what a lot of people do. Yeah,
that's the thing. Tons of people live in Santa Clarita
and work in La Right. Yeah, it'll be fine to
really fine. I'll worry about it.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So the other day I get this text out of
the blue sky that I just thought was kind of funny.
Yeah it listen, guys, it is what it is. When
I tell you what it is, what it is. Now
I'm trying to find it.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: So out of nowhere, I get an email that says, hey, congratulations,
your application has been approved and it was for one
of the rescues. I'm not going to say it by name.
So do you remember when I met when I really
fell in love with.
Speaker 1: This dog named Sissy.
Speaker 2: It was really cute and I was super excited about it,
and I filled that an application. They approved the application
because they have to approve your application before you can
even meet the dog. Had to do the full thing.
You guys, remember it was only a few months ago.
I've had Bob now for like two and a half months.
We got Bob on February twelve, so it's you two
and a half months. Yeah, okay, So this was a
bit before that. We had to do a video of
the backyard and of the inside the house, and I
had to jump through hoops and I did it with
three different rescues. This particular rescue contacted me back and
they were like, yes, but I don't know if you're
going to remember this, but they were kind of playing
games with me because they're like, yeah, that dog has
a lot of interest. Because it was the one that
was online I sent. There was an Instagram video. Oh
my god, this dog was so cute and.
Speaker 1: Was brown, I think down dog, kind of a hound
dog face.
Speaker 2: It was very It was not the one named Clyde,
so there was there was a rescue. They had a
dog named Clyde. And I first started begging for a dog,
and then John and Xander you might remember, we're like, no,
we're not ready, but we kept our eye on Clyde.
And then later when John said wait till the first
of the year. So right after January. I was like okay,
and then John goes, what about that dog Clyde. Then
we went to meet that dog. It was part boxer
and it was kind of a dick, remember, growling at
us And I was like, that dog just growled at us.
And then the guy was trying to the woman from
the rescue was like, no, it was probably just vocal,
and I.
Speaker 3: Was like.
Speaker 1: A tough day. Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 2: And then the guy who was fostering the dog was like, yeah,
he did go after our other dog, so we have
to keep him separate.
Speaker 3: Like there were some flags, right, which is probably why
Clyde was up for adoption for a while, because he's
still up for adoption.
Speaker 2: He is, Yeah, he's still in foster care. Oh look
he's not. Yeah, he's he's I'm sure he's going to
make somebody a great dog, probably a single guy. I
don't think he's going to be amazing around kids. I
think he's very territorial. But there's some things. You know,
no shade against that dog, but I knew right away.
I was like, this is not our dog, and that's
a bummer, especially when you've just been dying for a dog.
You know, Okay, but then that rescue was like up
my ass. Every day. She was like sending me dogs,
but what about this dog? But what about that dog?
And then I was like, well, okay, but John is
very wary of adopting a dog that looks like a
pit because home insurance owner's insurance. And so then she'd
send me another dog that clearly looks.
Speaker 1: Like a pit bull.
Speaker 2: And I was like, look, girl, I am your audience
for this. I love a piple. Penelope was a pit bull,
but Penelope, a little Deniability, was fuzzy and didn't look
like a piple. We did argue, this dog will you
just send me? Is like a pit bull? Okay, what
about this dog? Another anyway? So I finally told her, Hey,
like I'm gonna just I'm gonna just.
Speaker 1: Take me my space.
Speaker 2: So then this other dog, Sissy, I went crazy and
was like, no, but that's one hundred percent for my dog.
So then I filled out the application, I did all
the thing they approved me. Then I went to go
meet the dog with John, remember, and we had a
meet and greet with the dog, and it was pretty hyper,
even though I kept trying to tell John it wasn't hyper.
It was just excited and it was gonna calm down.
And then they didn't know. Remember they were like, yeah,
we don't really know if it's housebroken or not, like
maybe yes, maybe no, I don't know. We have no
experience with this dog. They'd just taken it in. But
then John was like, I'm just not one hundred percent sure,
like let's foster the dog. Yeah, so remember too that
the woman was like, yeah, there's so much interest in
this dog, like and then I was going, okay, but
I really want to meet the dog. She was like okay,
but like I really suggest you foster the dog even
if you want it, like you foster.
Speaker 1: But then remember that day.
Speaker 2: All of a sudden, they were like, yeah, you should
just adopt the dog right now, like if you know,
bring your kid, when can you bring your kids?
Speaker 1: Can you take it home that day? Can you take
her home that day? And John was like, can we
just slow our role a little bit?
Speaker 2: Like I have some hesitation, I think this dog might
be super hyper, and I just don't want to get
into a situation. You're trying to teach your class, yes,
And I was like okay, So I send them a
text and I'm like, hey, we love this dog. Okay,
I write, Hey, I was totally This is the text
I sent them, okay, February seventh. So that's kind of
funny because now that I think about it, we adopted
Bob on February twelve.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, Hi, it's Stephanie.
Speaker 2: I was totally smitten with Sissy and I would have
taken her home with me if I could have, But
my husband John has some reservations. He is worried she
might be very high energy or anxious and won't consider
just adopting her outright because she hasn't been in a
home before, which is true, I guess, because she's still
a puppy. Also true, she was only like what did
I say, She was like seven months old. She was
kind of a baby, and we hadn't considered a puppy before.
I do know puppies are a bit of work, but
I know she's going to be a great dog. So
since she's had a lot of interest, I guess you'll
see if she gets snatched up, but maybe, but if not,
can we foster? Literally they never responded again, and I
know they got the text because we'd been going back
and forth before that, Like literally, when I got to
the place. I was like, hey, we're here, and they're like, hey,
black rot, iron fence, the logos on the door, like
they're going back and forth with me. Literally at that day,
we took the sissy for a walk and then I
was like, hey, we're back, we're in front. Where are
you guys? And then they never responded to that. Okay,
So then I like, I said, Now it's two and
a half months later, I get an email going, hey,
your application has been approved. We'd love to start matching
you with dogs. And I was like, my application's approved, bitch,
you already approved my application months ago. What are you
talking about. Then they send me a text, Hi, Stephanie,
this is blankety blank with the name of a rescue
Circling back on applications, I wanted to know if you
were still interested in a pup adoption. Please visit our
website at blank If you're thinking about an adoption, we
have an event coming up this Sunday. Would you like
to stop by? So I wrote, because it's me, Yeah,
I just wrote, hi, blankety blank, you ghosted me two
and a half months ago. And then I wrote we
really wanted a dog, so we got one.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, that's hilarious.
Speaker 2: And then I sent a picture of Bob all Bob
on the Bob's crate.
Speaker 1: Oh, oh cute.
Speaker 2: I just wanted to rub it in, like, yeah, really
good dog parents. Yes, we have a crate. He's on
the bed house. Yeah.
Speaker 1: So did they answer you? Yeah?
Speaker 2: So she answered me this she wrote. So she wrote, Hi, there,
I'm sorry if you didn't get any messages back from us,
but we did send. But so glad that you're able
to get a pup. Congrats. It's like, no, you didn't
send any messages.
Speaker 1: Was it the same Is this the same woman that
you're talking or is it the same person?
Speaker 2: I've been going back and because I was going to
say maybe it was a volunteer, I wrote, you can
see our last message exchange above, right, Like, lo, what
are you talking about? All you would have to do
is look up and you could see my fucking long
ass paragraph that you just didn't respond to. Right, and listen,
I'm not trying to say like I'm so special, but listen,
if you cared, you could have just said, hey, you
know what, we'll see what happens with Sissy. Thank you
for your interest, but how about but we have other dogs.
Why couldn't you be more like the last one that
was like up my ass for right? Right, you don't
have one other dog that you're like, you know what,
you guys seem like lovely people.
Speaker 1: How about this dog?
Speaker 2: We have some other dogs? Why don't you look nothing?
They were just not interested until all of a sudden
they're like, oh shit, maybe we need some people do
a dogs and dogs. It's like, well you missed out. Yeah,
I just drove to the pound and picked up a dog.
I know they got it to attention. Yeah, yeah, seven
eight yeah, four days later.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I was like, okay, there's our dog, right, Oh
my gosh.
Speaker 2: And Bob is doing great.
Speaker 1: But how is he?
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's so good. He's still not greate trained at all.
I just can't tell you what a good boy he is, though.
Speaker 1: Are you able to leave him alone for a while without.
Speaker 2: We have left him alone and he's been fine. I mean,
ehim get into everything. Well, we haven't left him alone
for more than The longest we left him alone was
like a half hour. Okay, but just because we don't
do anything. Yeah, Like John's always home right right, so
he we did go out together at one point. No,
you know what we might have been. We were probably
gone like forty minutes. He was just sleeping with about
it when we caught home.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think he just needed to get acclimated.
Speaker 2: He is not hyper at all. He was hyper for
a while, but he's very mellow now.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I mean, don't get me wrong, he'll if you want to.
If you take him in the backyard and you want
to throw a ball with him, like, he'll he'll want
to get zoomy's and like run around and be fun. Yeah.
But he walks really well for his walks. He's got
strong prey drives, so we have to have him harnessed
and then I attached. I put the leash the front
of the harness so that you can't pull me off
my feet. And he's very strong. Yeah, a little bit
concerned about like Sadie and Xander walking Yeah, I mean
taking under could but Sadie's little.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah. Yeah. How much is he weigh Well.
Speaker 2: He's probably put on a few pounds with us, so
he probably weighs about seventy pounds.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, he's a big boy. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And then every night, yeah, he's so good when I
wake up, he's oh my god, he's so snuggly. He's
a snuggle bunny. He just he just wants to lay
on me. I'm gonna be honest and say that I am.
And the family makes fun of it, and I do
think they're a little bummed. But he loves me more
than everybody. He just wants to be close to me.
If I'm laying on in the bed, he's laying like
right next to me, like staring up at me. John's
always taking pictures of him. But he's very gentle. He's
kind of he's more timid. He's timid of everything, so
he gets scared around other dogs. He doesn't but he's
super nice, Like if another dog walks up to him,
he just wags his tail and he's very submissive, like
he gets down. Yeah, and if like I said, because
he's scared so so sometimes if somebody he's never met
comes over and pets him or greets him too excitedly.
Speaker 4: He'll pee, yeah a little. But he's just it's so sweet, sweet.
Speaker 2: It's exactly like what I wanted, right right, Yeah, I
mean you sent me that video from the.
Speaker 1: Petty's Action.
Speaker 2: No, it was from the same It was from a
woman who takes pictures of dogs in the shelter, and
it was the same woman took the picture of Bob
at the same shelter.
Speaker 1: Okay, and I sent you the black web from there. Yeah,
and he.
Speaker 3: Looked like Phil and he was just wagging his tail
like crazy. I wanted to go get him right then
and there, but I think I have to move. I
think I have to get settled in the new house
first before I get another dog.
Speaker 2: I'm sure you I'm sure. There's lots of rescues and sounds. Yeah, yeah,
I mean I've been.
Speaker 3: Now I'm looking at like rescues and stuff online. Then
there's also like this Golden Retriever that Glenn has a
Golden Retriever and this, you know, they she puts the there.
Speaker 1: Like she did.
Speaker 3: The dog that he has is like a lot like Phil,
and he's really chill and you know, and I've always
wanted a Golden Retriever. Now I'm looking at like maybe
Golden Retriever rescues I've been looking at. I'm not crazy
about golden doodles though. Labber labberdoodles.
Speaker 2: Oh, they're so cute.
Speaker 1: I don't like the curly, curly hair. You don't know,
I don't barely like my own.
Speaker 3: Curly say it remind you of your own it does
remind me of my own hair. Yeah, I don't know.
I like more of like you know, the fluffy dogs
or whatever, but I don't know. We'll see. I don't
want to get like two. I don't want to look
at these things too much online because I don't want
to get to attach. Like when I saw that one
that you sent me, I kept watching it. I was like,
maybe I should go get him, but like, but you know,
I don't want to. I want to get a young dog,
maybe even a puppy, and I don't want to deal
with that until I get settled.
Speaker 2: So I understand that. Yeah, it's a little bit harder
too when you're by yourself, because then you already have
to think about you know, Okay, when I leave him alone,
then I have to get a dog walker.
Speaker 1: Or drag them with me.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, maybe you should think about and this is
something I had not thought about, but maybe you should
think about a girl dog.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I was thinking about a girl dog. But then after Phil,
I was like, I kind of like having a boy.
I liked having a boy.
Speaker 2: Did Phil? So Phil didn't go pee places in people's houses. Yeah,
the fuck is up with Bob, I don't know.
Speaker 1: Peeing in stores and that lady's automnn.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm still horrified by that. Just lifting his
leg like he just like we're outside, like we're just
on the city block.
Speaker 1: That's the funniest story ever.
Speaker 3: It's just like Pete right thertifying And I didn't he
do it twice?
Speaker 1: In her was like three times.
Speaker 2: Well, he peede when he first got in, yeah, and
then we were like oh no. And then then he
peeded on the Yeah. Then he peede on the ottoman, right,
and then he peede on the couch, on the couch,
and he jumped up on the couch and then he
peed there. Yeah. God, he peed on the couch first
and I was like, oh my god. And then he
got down and I had to pull him down with
the leash and then he lifted his leg and he
was no accident.
Speaker 1: It was a blusbull like I'm marketing. He's marketing territory.
Speaker 3: I think, Yeah, I guess, is that why you think
I should get a female dog?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 2: Yeah, because some people who listened to our show wrote
to me and they're like, that's it, Like you can't.
You cannot bring your dog to people's houses. You have
a dog that marks. It's a lot of boy dogs
apparently do it. Yeah, but as you know, he does
it in stores as well, So I can't be one
of those. Not that anybody wants a giant dog walking
around in their store, right, but even like a pet co?
Speaker 1: Yeah right, right?
Speaker 2: How do pet coos stop dogs from just taking a
freaking whizz?
Speaker 3: But I would test the dog out at a pet
Co before I would take him to a friend's house, right,
because that'll that'll probably or yeah, because that'll tell you.
If he goes inside and he pee's inside of a story,
he's going to do that at somebody's house as well.
So that's a good lesson for me to remember. But
but Phil wasn't like a typical boy. He didn't lift
his leg. He squatted too. Yeah, yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 2: That was interesting.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Do you think he's trans? Yeah?
Speaker 1: I misgendered him. Yeah all time. You have an.
Speaker 2: Agenda, you just you made him he should oh just
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Speaker 3: Like and maybe we could talk about it on Friday Show,
but the Summerhouse leak audio leak. Yeah, And now they're
saying like Jennifer Lawrence is the one that solved it
and found out who leaked it, like.
Speaker 2: Jaylaw Yeah, how did she find out that's in? Then?
Speaker 3: Like that was on my Instagram this morning? Like she
Andy said that because she's such a super fan. I
guess I don't know how she found We don't know
how she found out, but that's what he's saying. He
announced it on on Andy's on his Serious XM this morning.
I'm not sure I understand what the bad thing. So
somebody leaked audio from the reunion, right, but was it
like raw?
Speaker 1: Was it?
Speaker 3: I think it was them sitting on the couch talking not.
I don't think it was like.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know because I really don't
watch Summer House, so.
Speaker 2: No, I don't either.
Speaker 1: I don't know you any of those who are Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so I know there's some big stories in the
news that I just do not care about.
Speaker 3: That is one of them. The other one the football,
the football and the coach, the Pats coach, yes don't
care about. And the other one, there most annoying one
of them all is the Taylor Frankie Paul shit and
the Mormon wives.
Speaker 1: I could care less.
Speaker 2: Well, I had to care about that because we were
about to be doing our next Bachelorette.
Speaker 1: Season right right.
Speaker 2: But between you and me, I was relieved. I was
First of all, this girl is so trashy and gross.
We already knew this stuff about her. She's abusive, she's
probably like has some kind of personality disorder, right, definitely
like addiction issues. And then three kids from two different dads.
It's like, that's that's who you want for the Bachelor.
I set up some guys with and she's still hooking
up with her second baby daddy number two, the one
that she was getting in fights with.
Speaker 1: Yes, right, and.
Speaker 2: That we're having mutual restraining orders. That's who you're sending
out to like date all your eligible guys.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Now, But then Kathleen I had done a cast roast
of all the guys and we were like, well, none
of these guys are any prize either, Like they.
Speaker 1: All wait, how did you do that?
Speaker 2: Because they had already put out the show was already taped, right.
Speaker 1: But did they air an episode.
Speaker 2: No. They they put out on the Bachelor website all
the guys and links to their Instagram and their bios,
so you were like a fun facts, right, So we
went through them and did like three episodes of the
roast of the guys contestants I see, and I was like,
none of these guys are any prize either, Honestly, like,
these people deserve each other. But I don't want to
cover it. I don't want to waste so I didn't
care about it either.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what's going on with that? Is there another Bachelor
or Bachelorette coming up? What are they going to do?
Speaker 2: No? I don't know, there's okay. So then they were
having all these internal issues with the production, like the
executive producers turned over. So then they hired another showrunner
and now they're slated to do another Bachelor, but not
till twenty twenty seven. Wow, okay, well anybody give a
fuck at that point? By the way, so Temptation Island
is on.
Speaker 3: I was going to talk about it on Friday. Oh okay,
did you watch it?
Speaker 2: I tried. I've watched like four episodes of it, and
I am telling you, I cannot tell any of the
white women apart. They all look the same, and white
women I know look exactly the same. Yeah, they look
I mean, look, listen, what Thank god? That black woman
is the only one I can tell her. Well, first
of all, she's black, obviously, But the white women, I've
never seen anything, so like I and I was going,
am I just doing that for effect? Like? Am I?
But then I would watch it and I was like,
I don't know which one that is, and therefore I
can't tell any of their stories apart. Yes, and the
guys look alike too. And the guys look alike except
for the one Jack with the big black hair, Oh yeah,
with the fluffy head. The fluffy head, Yeah, he looks
a little bit different. But then the other two guys
look exactly the same to me. And the women are interchangeable.
Speaker 1: Can you tell them apart?
Speaker 3: Well, it did take me a while, I know if
I find this a lot on these reality shows where
they all look the same too, like even like the
Rhode Island Housewives, I can't tell who's who, like they
all look the same, like they look like Dolores from
New Jersey. But yeah, I had that problem. But I
did watch it all the way through and it was
pretty good.
Speaker 2: Well. I was thinking that we need to get Mark
Wahlberg to come back in.
Speaker 1: That's what I was gonna say.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's kind of a big deal now, but like
we who made him that way? Who talked to me
into doing a podcast? Yeah that's right, he owes us. Yes,
he'll do our show for sure, remembergers, I asked him
to do an interview, and he was like, oh my god,
talk to me about this podcasting thing. And I said,
you should do a podcast for Temptation Island and he
was having legal issues with it. They didn't want him
to and he wanted to call it Bonfire Talks. And
I was like, that's so cool. You definitely should and
then eventually that got worked out and he did.
Speaker 1: And he did.
Speaker 3: Why don't they ever do a reunion for that show?
I don't get if any show needs a reunion, it's
Temptation Island. There's no reunion. It would be great. Yeah,
I mean, I don't want to spoil it. Then I
was going to talk about it on Friday Show. But
we can talk about it more on Friday Show. Well,
if you gotta, you have to watch it because it's
pretty crazy how it ends, how it ends up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, I as a concept, unless you just
want to be on reality TV, which I'm assuming these
people do, I don't know how it works as a concept.
How you're like, hey, my boyfriend's cheated on me before.
So what I think would be a great idea is
to put them in a situation.
Speaker 3: It's all temptation, right, right, exactly. A. Yeah, this is
going to save our relationship. Let's go to Temptation Island. Yeah,
but it doesn't end the way you think it's going to. Eh,
maybe people will get boilers.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, So go watch it the whole thing, and
then come back Friday, right, okay to hear them.
Speaker 1: We'll talk our.
Speaker 2: Thoughts on it. Yeah, I found I wanted to read
you before we go, or I could save this for Friday. Okay.
I found my diary, my very first diary I ever had.
That Sadie was looking for things from the seventies because
she's doing a photo shoot for her AP studio art class, right,
and she needed some things from the seventies. So I
found this diary and it's from nineteen seventy eight.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and so I guess I was twelve, So I
was born in sixty six. And then I read them
all there's okay. So I was going to be keeping
a diary for a year. I made it through January.
I made it to January fifteenth, and that's it. Then
I never wrote in it again, Oh my god. Nothing
but okay, even back then, I just want you to
hear how spicy I was.
Speaker 1: Oh, this is great. I should go find my diaries.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, so imagine me and I'm reading this to
Sadie and Xander. So this is, first of all, the
opening page, which you can attest to.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, fuck who fuck who so ever.
Speaker 2: Fuck whosoever opened this diary made the curse fall on you, Satan.
Speaker 1: That's hilarious.
Speaker 2: That's the opening. That's just a page.
Speaker 1: That's Stephanie at age twelve. Yep.
Speaker 2: And then it says property of Stephanie and my old
last name. And then I write no middle name.
Speaker 1: I don't have one. That's all funny. You don't have
a middle name.
Speaker 2: Okay, dear diary, Happy New Year. It's January one. Today
was fun. I went to Debbie's. I got my new glasses.
I'm nerves about going back to school with them. I
wish I didn't get them. They're just for reading. While
i'm writing, I'm listening to the radio. It's playing taking
It to the Streets. I hate that song. You don't
know me, monomial bro taking it to the streets, Yeah,
tagging it and you know I love that song now,
Michael McDonald. Okay, January third, So I didn't write January second.
I'm already skipping right, Dear Diary. Sorry I missed you.
I found out to that Michael really doesn't like Brenda.
He thinks she's a bitch. I'm glad to exclamation points
now Michael can like st E F A N I
E me a lot of exclamation points. Today I wore
my glasses for the first time at school. Nobody thought
they looked ugly. Most people thought I looked cute. I'm
so glad.
Speaker 1: Bye, see you tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Okay, January fourth, Dear Diary, everyone seems to have just
noticed my glasses.
Speaker 1: Plus up four eyes.
Speaker 2: Today I did a lot of homework. That's something new
for me. I hardly ever do homework. I really got
a lot done. Stan my father got me puka shells
and something else that I can't read, kaleidoscope for the holidays.
He has a new girlfriend.
Speaker 1: Dear Diary.
Speaker 2: Uh, nothing happened today? Oh yes, we started our reports
on countries. I got in a little fight with Becky. Okay,
so wait, so that page is boring, but okay, uh okay,
I'm gonna skip that one too, But hold on, dear Diary,
how do you like the name lady? What I was
trying to name my diary. I told if you like it,
I'll use it next time. But if not, I can
think of another name. Uh every day, Oh okay, today
we me and Brenda met Marcia in the hall at
Palm's Junior High. She's a bitch. I can't tell you
how much I hate her. Three exclamation points. Okay, this
is the.
Speaker 3: Best, Debbie and Marcia. These names are so Brenda and Brenda.
Speaker 2: Dear diary. Guess what songs I got at guitar? I
got you light Up My Life and Leroy Brown. I'm
going to practice now. After I finish this page, I'm
going to Marsha maka haya ding ding. That means go
fuck a dead horse, And that's just what I think
she should do. See you tomorrow, bye bye. I was
reading this to Lyle Yle crocodile Us over to our
house yesterday and he was laughing so hard.
Speaker 3: It is pretty damn funny, Like, yeah, that you are
who you are.
Speaker 2: I was. They were like, doesn't surprise me? Really tracks right?
Speaker 1: A dead horse?
Speaker 2: Well, I was like, that's what I think she should do.
I was very I either loved you or I fuck
you yeah, or like you said, you called like two
people a bitch, like, oh my god, this person I
hate her so much.
Speaker 1: I hate her.
Speaker 2: She's a bitch yuh oh yeah, Oh there's a lot
of Oh, there's a lot of me. But then later
when I'm like fifteen, it's this one, dear diary. My
dad is a fucking liar, he said, I'm only nice
when I want something. Anyway, Lisa Sullivan slept over. We
had fun, but all she likes to do is read.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying you and I would have been fun. Yeah,
I was gonna say that.
Speaker 2: I was just gonna say.
Speaker 1: That we would have been best friends.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, we would have just sat back and been
like that person at twelve.
Speaker 1: That person is boring as fuck.
Speaker 3: Yeah, let's go, let's go shop lift some nail polish
candy totally.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
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Stephanie's a stinker wrinker, Sandra, it's not easy being green.
Elizabeth Williamson's got way too many kids. Slow down. Reada's
rocking them in her Bosie Polly, we love your pancakes.
Aaron's a dirty Sanchez as Leslie with the coughing stop
at Alicia Ascalante from the City, Almonte Valerie, Bubba Fenwood,
Kitts it out of the park, Katerina, check your moler,
Kelly Brandt.
Speaker 1: Geeze, your aunt Rebecca was so cute a lot.
Speaker 2: Uh, Gabby and Missy? Where are they? I don't know
if they ever got back from NorCal?
Speaker 1: Now they're still up there. Yep, they're walking home.
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Speaker 1: Oh.
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