Speaker 1: Made a decision.
Speaker 2: I'll face sunny sound and I had a vision.
Speaker 1: But it's my being to week accent.
Speaker 3: I'm spinning and sunny is omnes Buddy, Jez, Guys, Jenny
and got feel that says.
Speaker 2: Hey, everybody, welcome to her crying out loud show.
Speaker 4: Two bitches, that's Stephanie.
Speaker 2: What's up?
Speaker 4: We're your hosts. Hate Brandon.
Speaker 5: What's happening?
Speaker 2: Hi, Brandy? So I have a dishwasher?
Speaker 4: Must be nice. Yeah, we have a dishwasher. But yeah,
I'm gonna tell you something.
Speaker 2: A few years ago, I was talking on the podcast
about the fact that our dishwasher wasn't working that well,
but that I was we were going to need to
So when we first got our dishwasher, we had to
there's tiles. The floor is raised higher than the dishwasher,
so you can't get the dishwasher back out. So when
we first moved into our house, you know, ten years ago,
we bought a new dishwasher. The dishwasher that was there
was broken. They came to deliver it and they said, oh,
we can't install this dishwasher because the tile it's too high.
It doesn't fit. You have to have these tiles removed.
We don't do that, so I had to hire a handyman.
They came and took out the tiles and they sawed
into it and it created. It looked like Mount Saint
Helens erupted in our kitchen. It was just mounds of ash,
like of powder everywhere. I cried. I was pregnant too.
Oh yeah, it was a nightmare. I was wore one
of those little masks around and I was trying to
It was in every little nook and cranny for a week.
God anyway, So then when our dishwasher finally started breaking down,
I don't know, it's been like not washing dishes that
well for a couple of years. I talked about it
on the air because one of our listeners wrote me
like a letter and said that he would come and
take the tiles out. Because I was like, the thing
is now I got to hire another handyman and take
the tiles out again. And it seemed like just a
bridge too far, right, you know, when you're like, oh,
there's like eighteen steps involved in getting a new dishwasher.
It's not as easy as just getting a new dishwasher, right.
But finally I could stand it no more because there
was the dish I was having to hand wash all
the dishes. They would come out of the dishwasher like gross, right,
I hate that. Yeah, So I just bit the bullet.
So we did. We hired a handyman, a tile guy.
Speaker 4: Was it the fan the guy that reached out?
Speaker 2: No, No, it was somebody else that was recommended by
my plumber because he also had to do some other
There were some other tiles that were leaking, so I
had him do everything at once. So but it was
it had to time it all perfectly. It's like get
the tiles out and then during that day you got
to get the dishwasher delivered, and then he has to
come back and put back in the tile as soon
as the dishwashers in. It all worked out. In case
you're worried.
Speaker 6: Now you know, here's something I'm going to bring it
full circle. This is something that Adam would have been
able to do, and then he would have got down.
Speaker 2: And got us.
Speaker 4: Must be nice, must be nice.
Speaker 2: So there's good and there's bad.
Speaker 4: There's good and there's bad.
Speaker 6: Task Rabbit is a great app by the way. Yeah,
they're not our sponsor, but they Yeah, they have people
you go on there they have.
Speaker 2: You seen it? I haven't seen it, but I should
have thought of that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, task rabbit. They have all different kinds of people
that can help you.
Speaker 2: I think, speaking of that, I need to get some
new babysitters on the books because I keep here's the
problem with babysitters. You moms out there and know what
I'm talking about. Unless you really need a regular babysitter,
what happens is you call them and they age out
really fast. Like you call them and you bring them
in right, and they work a couple of times, and
then suddenly their life gets too busy, like they meet
a guy whatever, and then you call them back and
you're like hey, and they're like, oh no, no, and
it's time for kids because the ones we've had they
love our kids. Yeah. Or like we have this one
that we really really like. We hired her and she
was but she works at a restaurant and they put
her on the schedule like every day so that she'll
text me sometimes and be like, I got one you
know Thursday off, Well, I can't like go on a
date night on a Thursday. Like the restaurant You're suddenly
trying to fit my schedule right, or a babysitter, right yeah,
but then I'll be like, oh my shit, we have
we finally have something to do, and none of the
babysitters are available because they work.
Speaker 5: So what do you do?
Speaker 4: Don't go?
Speaker 2: I don't know. I need to get a few more.
I need to go younger.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, like how old? Like what's the age that.
Speaker 2: You Most of the babysitters I use are like mid twenties.
You know, where do you find him? Well?
Speaker 7: You?
Speaker 2: Okay. One of the ones that we use a bit
is like, okay, so I had a babysitter for Elbe
when Elbe was a little baby who was recommended to
be by my realtor when I was I don't know whatever,
and then she has recommended friends over the years. She
will still babysit for us sometimes even though her life
has fully moved on and she does something else for
a living, but she'll still sometimes come over.
Speaker 4: Yeah in a pinch, Yeah, oh I got somebody for you.
Speaker 6: Doctor Drew has part time that he has, like two
of them. I think that rotate. They take care of
the dog when they're out of town. It's you know,
they helped them raise their family, so they still come
around and help clean because they still need to work.
And when I was there, he was like, you know,
if you need anybody held us, she's great.
Speaker 4: You know they're older, they're an older woman.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like young. I like the young chickadees that come
over and like are fun and they're like, let's color right, Yeah,
I know, I'm going to show you how to make
a picture of a horse. Right. My kids are at
that age where they still get kind of excited that
a babysitter is coming over because I'm home all the time. Right,
They're like, really, a baby, somebody's gonna come over and
actually pay attention to us and play with us and
not just be on their phone the whole time. Oh yeah,
So it is not going to be always in the
middle of a poker game. Yeah, Oh my god. The
other day I was playing poker as I do, as
I want to do with real money too, yeah, and
watching me play and she said, mom, I said, oh,
this hand is not very good or whatever. But when
I'm in this position, I was explaining. She goes, you
should go all in and then you'll scare them out.
I go, you'll scare them and they'll want to they
don't know. They won't know that you don't have good cards.
I was like, my kid is understand bluffing. She totally
got bluffing, my just newly turned eight year old. You're
a genius. That's called bluffing, and you're right, this is
the exact place to do it. And did you do it?
Totally did it? It worked? Yep.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Now she's gambling right now as we speak with
your credit.
Speaker 2: It's like they came running into the other morning.
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 2: We were in bed late and they brought me They
were playing poker with real cards, and they both brought
me their hand. One of them had a pair of
tens and one of them had like like a one
of them had a par of tens, and one of
them had like a king king nine suited. And they
came in to show me, Like what good starter cards
they want? Oh that's good. I love para tens. That's
mama's favorite hand.
Speaker 4: Like, where's your purse? Give me your wallet? Do you
sleep light? You get to sleep light in the corner office.
Speaker 2: Yes. One day over the weekend, I slept. I was
in bed into like ten because I woke up earlier.
But I had a little headache. So I laid in
bed and the kids weren't up, and I started watching
a Lifetime movie and I was like, I have got
it made in the shade.
Speaker 4: Yeah, see people out there with kids. There's a light
at the end of the time.
Speaker 2: You know what I watched?
Speaker 4: What did you watch?
Speaker 2: Time? The Drew Peterson Story.
Speaker 4: Oh, the one that my ear just went out?
Speaker 2: I know mine did too.
Speaker 4: How's the sound going over there?
Speaker 2: I was like, hot, Okay, there we go.
Speaker 4: It's back and get Yeah, I got hot in here.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 2: The Drew Peterson Story with Rob Low plays Drew Peterson's
the one that the cop, the cop that murdered multiple wies. Yeah,
that's they had like three wives that went Yeah, he's
on his fourth wife, I think, and she went missing.
And then the one in the middle was the third
wife was Catherine like Desalvio, and then they went back
and exhumed her body. Really. Yeah. Remember he was a
cop and he meets he meeting these young younger women
cheating on the wife before. So he meets this girl
she works at like a hotel, and he flirts with
her and then he moves in with her, and then
the ex wife he has two kids with her. He
goes over to her apartment and kills the ex wife
and she's They find her in a bathtub, but they
rule in an accident, and then he goes back home.
And then meanwhile the new wife kind of has suspicions
but doesn't say anything. And then later he starts getting
really controlling with her, and she starts saying she wants
to get a divorce, and then she I think files
for divorce. I'm trying to remember, and the guy I
just saw the movie. And then she disappears, and then
they start suspecting him of killing the third wife. So
they never found the body of the last one that
is still missing, so they he didn't get arrested for that,
he didn't get convicted, but he got convicted for the
third wife's death. Ruled it a homicide instead of an accident,
and he's in jail. Oh my god, that was a
famous story.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Then there's Scott Peterson. Scott Peters, that's the one that
took his wife out on a boat, right, yes, and.
Speaker 6: He had pregnant, right, the pregnant wife and the dog
was they found the dog with the leash and it
was a whole big to do.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she was, she was pregnant.
Speaker 6: It's funny that you bring Scott Peterson up because Adam
does a podcast with Mark Garret Ghos, who defended Scott Peterson.
Speaker 2: Oh, no, shut up. That was the one who defended Yes,
he was his lawyer. And I always kind of like
I love Mark Gerrghos, but also like you got like
he defended this luckily he lost. Yeah, Scott Peterson's he's
in jail forever right right. But but so Adam and
they were talking to be like what is that? Like, yeah,
I want to hear this.
Speaker 6: So they were talking about it, and you should listen
to the episode because I'm probably gonna screw the up.
Speaker 2: But they because they said just like last week, oh
shut up.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and and Adam, you know, Adam things said Scott
Pearson's guilty.
Speaker 2: However though he They.
Speaker 6: Were talking about how the whole media and especially like
the Nancy Grace and the how you know the housewives
that watch Nancy they all like, oh, he had an
next girlfriend. So obviously it's like they immediately they go
to the husband, but they don't talk about how they
lived or there was like a home like a shelter
homeless shelters and like degenerates that lived in that neighborhood.
Speaker 4: So she went for a walk. It could have been
you know, blah blah.
Speaker 2: They found blood under the bed or whatever he tried
to throw out, like there was way more proof that
he was making maps right where the boat.
Speaker 6: But there was a lot of stuff that they don't
bring up. And yeah, but oh the other thing was
that they talked about was.
Speaker 2: The the senator, Uh, the son Shan Shanda Levy Okay,
not Sean Sean the Levy. Yeah, the one that yes,
that went with dated the senator still missing. Yeah, yeah,
she's still missing. But they kept going like, oh, the
senator is guilty, the senator is guilty. The senator is guilty.
But there was a guy that was like in that
was guilty of and he did it twice. I think
of finding these girls that go for a jog.
Speaker 6: He comes up behind it, behind them they have the
earphones on, and he grabs them and he takes them
in the woods and he kills them and he you know,
rapes them and kills them. That doesn't like you know that, no, no, no,
like in the press that kind of gets shoved down,
like no, it's the senator.
Speaker 4: The senator.
Speaker 2: He did a. He did a.
Speaker 4: He did it. And it's like the senator is like in.
Speaker 6: His fifties and he's he's a senator and he's married,
Like what's in it for him kind of thing, like
he doesn't it doesn't make sense for him to go
and kill her and risk everything.
Speaker 4: He doesn't have a history of violence or whatever.
Speaker 6: Reaches are like a you know, Spindley guy, but yet
they the guy in the bushes or whatever that they
don't bring him up.
Speaker 4: They don't bring him up. But towards the end, I
think and I think he got.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but he's not what's his name, Gary? Wasn't that
Gary Condit?
Speaker 4: Garryn?
Speaker 6: No, Yeah, he didn't get Now the other guy got arrested,
and I think, didn't they.
Speaker 2: The Woods killer, Yes, got arrested. They did. Finally, I think, well,
I don't think they found I don't think they found
the body.
Speaker 11: Garry.
Speaker 4: Well, Brandon will look it up.
Speaker 2: Condit.
Speaker 4: Gary's not here, Brandon, he has hands.
Speaker 2: Shonda Levy Chandra, Chandra Levy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, anyway, Yeah, it's good. It's interesting. Did you watch
so you wanged.
Speaker 2: Significant national attention for an extramarital affair with intern Chandra Levy,
which was exposed after Levi's disappearance. He was not handed
and forthcoming with investigators about his relationship with Levy, bringing
him considerable negative attention and speculation that he was somehow
involved with her murder. Oh the following year, he lost
in the two thousand and two Democratic primary. In twenty ten,
ingmar Guan Denik was found guilty of first degree murder
of Levy and was sentenced in February to sixty years
in prison.
Speaker 4: See, yeah, they caught anybody else.
Speaker 2: How did I not even know that?
Speaker 6: Well, you know, shit goes by, Shit goes by, she
goes by. But the moral of the story is sleep
in and watch them Lifetime. Yeah, I love Lifetime movies.
Speaker 2: There haven't been you know what I've been watching? What Dateline?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 4: And maybe we talked about this.
Speaker 2: I recorded it.
Speaker 4: The HBO series that's no longer on the air. Tell
me you love me?
Speaker 2: Oh right, right? Right right? And Luke Kirby can we
get him on our show? Oh my god, how do
we do that?
Speaker 6: I tweeted Gary? I tweeted Gary, if he loved me
and Stephanie, you would try and get him. I mean
he I think he's gonna Why doesn't he do more.
Luke Kirby is an actor that was on Tell Me
Love Me on HBO.
Speaker 2: But and we're obsessed with him.
Speaker 6: We're obsessed with him because he was in the movie
with Michelle Williams. And if you haven't seen it, ladies,
I highly recommend it. Take this Waltz. Sarah Sullivan's in it.
It's a great movie.
Speaker 4: It's cute. And him in that movie, God, damn.
Speaker 2: He's ridiculous. He's really hot.
Speaker 4: He is so hot. That's not that great picture of him.
Speaker 2: I like that picture.
Speaker 4: I did you, but he looks better.
Speaker 2: You like it because he kind of looks like at
him a little bit? Yeah, maybe he does.
Speaker 4: God, is he cute. He is so cute.
Speaker 2: He's smoking hot.
Speaker 6: And when he talks to Michelle Williams in that movie
and he puts his hand on his face and he
tilts his head to the side and he tells her
what he's gonna do to her if if she was single,
what he would do to her.
Speaker 2: I would kiss her like eyelids. And yeah, anyway, yeah, hey,
are you watching Homeland? By the way, No, I watched
like a season and a half. I loved it the
first season. I was like, it's the best show ever off.
Halfway through the second season, I was like, what come on,
it is so it's good again?
Speaker 4: Oh my god, it's so good.
Speaker 2: Anyway, this is my problem with scripted shows. Unless how
I felt, I really like, uh, I love documentary stuff.
Speaker 6: I just oh, somebody, yes, sorry, somebody tweeted us. I
don't know if she tweeted you too, called dropbox dropbox.
Speaker 4: I started watching it this morning.
Speaker 2: Is it good?
Speaker 4: It's okay. I mean it's a good I mean it's
interesting story. It's about a uh in uh where is
it soul?
Speaker 2: Japan?
Speaker 4: He is a church. He works at church.
Speaker 2: Stuff that takes place in Japan.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but he works.
Speaker 2: He's a priest, I guess, or a clergyman. There's something
like that. And he's married and he lives. He you know,
works at a church and he's people started dropping off
their babies at the church. Oh, and he built this
box and it was like a drop box.
Speaker 6: And now it's like but all of a sudden, now
people start dropping their babies off left and right, like
a lot of babies born that were down syndrome babies
and he takes them all in and he raises the ship,
and he loves the shit out of him.
Speaker 2: And he raises the shit out of him.
Speaker 4: He does, he's all about them.
Speaker 6: I only watched the first like twenty five minutes of it,
but it was it was good, it was interesting.
Speaker 4: But I need I need something, please he the.
Speaker 5: Man in the High Castle. No, the Man in the
High Tower.
Speaker 10: It's this new Amazon Amazon show that's getting a lot
of buzz, like everybody's talking about it. It's pretty much
if Japan and Germany won.
Speaker 5: World War two.
Speaker 2: Oh yes, I have heard about this.
Speaker 10: It's now divided between Germany and Japan. And I think
that there's like another guy who's trying to like bring
America back and bring that into it.
Speaker 5: But that's what the show's about.
Speaker 2: It sounds a little too complicated for me.
Speaker 10: But it's on Amazon.
Speaker 5: I don't know if you can get an Amazon caunt.
Speaker 2: I just watched a good movie though. TELL like movies
that teach me things about history a little bit, but
not it, but but that still are exciting enough to
make me interested in it. But I saw this movie.
I'm not one hundred sure if it's out yet. It's
called Truth with Robert Redford, who plays Dan Rather. It's
all about the scandal that happened. The woman's name is
Mary Mapes. I hope I have this right. Can you
look this up? Brandy is okay. So it's about what happens,
about what happened. No, it's a movie that's out in theaters,
but we got a screener. But it was really good.
It's called Truth. It's about the scandal that happened when
the woman named Mary Mapes, I'm pretty sure that's her name.
She was a journalist for CBS and this story came
out about George Bush having shirked his Air Force. Yeah,
it's based on her book Kate Blanchett, who I was
blown away by her performance. Anyway, It's all about this
huge scandal that ended up being the reason why Dan
Rather stepped down from CBS.
Speaker 4: What did Mary Mapes do?
Speaker 2: She They produced a story and a bunch of bloggers
and people that were fighting the story, the truth, which
was that George Bush really did get people pulled some
strings and he basically didn't show up for military duty.
And when the story came out, what happened is they
focused on these documents that may or may not have
been forged documents because they the scandal was that they
were accused of running a story too soon and they
hadn't done their proper due diligence on making sure that
the documents were not forgeries. But the documents weren't forgeries.
You find out through the thing. I mean, it's it's
a true story. It's not even base.
Speaker 4: It is a true story from a book.
Speaker 2: It's from a book. But the only problem is that
it's from It's very one sided because it's from Mary Mapes,
the woman who was fired from her job and Dan
Rather had to step down. It was from her book
about what happened. But they make some really good points
in there, which I won't give away, but of why,
like why people would make that up, Like they wouldn't
make up the documents, they'd have to go. It would
have to be a huge conspiracy to make that up,
and that's what the woman was trying to argue. And
but it because it became such a big scandal, and
I didn't really know that much of the backstory about
dan Rather stepping down.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and you know, it's interesting. I want to see that.
Speaker 6: You know, Stephanie, you should watch this season's Homeland because
you know why, you could just watch it without watching
the other seasons, because it's a whole new story about
and it's really like ripped from the headlines and in
fact to the point where I have to google a
lot of shit like Russia SKG, what does that mean?
Speaker 2: Know?
Speaker 4: Syrian gas attack? You know all this kind of stuff.
It does. It teaches you. It's interesting.
Speaker 2: Like you're kids and you read books, did you? I
remember looking words up all the time. I feel like
we're getting in an I feel yes, I feel like
I'm a faint. Yeah, it got super hot in here.
It's like we're in asana right now.
Speaker 4: God, God, damn it.
Speaker 2: How can we think work.
Speaker 4: In this funny conditions?
Speaker 2: I also want to see this movie Spotlight, What wait
about the Priests? About the Boston about the priest's molesting voice?
Speaker 4: Oh, I want to see that.
Speaker 2: That's out in theaters right now.
Speaker 6: There is another one that's out that I want to see.
What's the deal with Jennifer Lawrence and Bradley Cooper? What
are they the new fucking team?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 2: I think I make every movie together. They're in a
movie too, a true story on her her like I
don't know what.
Speaker 10: Joy Joy, the new movie from David Russell.
Speaker 2: Yeah, playbook and.
Speaker 4: Yes, Robert de Niro's in it.
Speaker 2: What what did she do?
Speaker 4: It's a movie. It's a true story about her. That's Gary.
He'll know what's Joy?
Speaker 1: Gary.
Speaker 4: Gary walks in like, I don't, mister important, I.
Speaker 5: Know that movie, but I'm not. I've never seen it,
so I don't.
Speaker 4: You don't know what it's based on. It's a true story.
Speaker 6: She did something like she went into she was like,
she was poor for joy and she worked her way.
She became a million multimillionaire selling stuff on the eight
and done the HGTV channel or oh the not the
HGTV channel, but the selling channel QVC QVC Joy.
Speaker 4: But anyway, we'll get to the bottom of that. We
need some movies.
Speaker 6: I need some movies to watch and TV shows to watch.
Oh yeah, Gary, by the way, if you love us,
try and can you book?
Speaker 5: I saw that tweet. I'm gonna work on it.
Speaker 2: Okay, this is he's got to be coming out, a
story of a family across four generations. Oh, okay, who's
got a movie coming out?
Speaker 6: Luke Kirby's got a movie coming out with what Katie Holmes.
It looks really good. They played they have bipolar.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, Gary, are you getting him on our show?
Speaker 5: Yes, as I just said, I'm going to try.
Speaker 2: I wasn't listening.
Speaker 5: You have headphones on.
Speaker 2: Well I couldn't hear it because you said it too
quietly and I was reading. Yeah. I was really busy, Gary,
doing some reading.
Speaker 8: Shows to watchtte I know you just finished Narco's right, Yeah,
get on to the Man in the High Tower.
Speaker 4: He just told me that what and that?
Speaker 2: Really?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I've only watched the first episode, but it's great.
Speaker 4: How do I watch that?
Speaker 8: Amazon Prime? You probably have Apple Tea, not the old
that not the Apple TV you have. You probably have
a Roku at home. I know one got sent home
with you. You can watch it on that.
Speaker 2: You watch it on your computer on my computer.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Your TVs are probably new enough that they're smart TVs
and you can just sign writing to Amazon straight on
the TV itself.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, thank you.
Speaker 2: Gary. Do you want me to read you what Joy
is about?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 2: A story of a family across four generations, centered on
the girl who becomes the woman who founds a business
dynasty and becomes a matriarch. In her own right, facing betrayal, treachery,
the loss of innocence, and the scars of love. Who
wrote this Joy becomes a true boss of family, an
enterprise in a world of unforgiving commerce. This is a
weirdly written thing. I don't know. I'll see that. Okay,
So but do you ever when you used to read?
Did you ever like look up what I was? Looked
up words all the time. I have a dictionary near me,
look stuff up. Because you sound like me with googling
things you want to understand. I noticed kids don't really
do that, Like oh me, I'll read a word, she
doesn't know what it means, and she just goes, you
know whatever, Like if she gets it in the context,
she gets it, but if not, she just moves on.
Like she read out loud to me recently. And this
book that was so good. Did I talk to you
about this book? Oh my God, called the Truth, the
Honest Truth. It's called for kids. It was a it
was like a yeah, a book for her age.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 2: It was sad, really so weird. She wasn't crying. I
was crying while she was reading it to me, crying
cry about that stuff's about other shit. Oh it was
about this boy with cancer and it was written it
was just I really love the way it was written.
And she said started reading me a little bit of it,
and I was like, oh my god, this is so good.
So then she goes, well, do you want me to
keep reading? And I was like yes, And then I
got so into it that she had to keep She
read me the whole rest of the book. I was like,
making spaghetti. She's sitting on the kitchen floor reading to me. Uh,
then we're eating spaghetti. She kept reading. She read me
the whole, like one hundred pages of the book, and
I'm awesome, crying and she's totally dry the whole time.
Speaker 4: Does she make funny you? And Italia makes fun a
little bit?
Speaker 2: Yeah? She was like, mom, what are you okay? I'm
like yeah, She's like at.
Speaker 4: Least she's nice about it.
Speaker 2: But the thing is, every once in a while she
would come across a word, but I knew she didn't
know what the word meant. I mean, not I think funny,
but a couple of words. And I was like, do
you know what that word means? And she was like no,
Like don't you want to know what the word? I
would tell her what the word meant, but I felt
like I should tell her. You should like look that up.
Speaker 4: Yeah, loole words you don't know, right right?
Speaker 6: I know Natalia does ask a lot. They learned the
word facetious, and.
Speaker 2: Now they good word.
Speaker 6: They try it because Adam said I was being facetious
and they started laughing and they thought it was funny.
Speaker 4: But they don't know what facetious means, but just the
way he said it. So anyway, yeah, I did.
Speaker 6: I also had the encycled Pa also had nothing to do,
and we had the encyclopedia. I remember reading Encyclopedia and
seeing like the naked pictures of people and going, oh
my god, look there's a titty.
Speaker 4: You know that kind of stuff.
Speaker 2: So last night I brought this up on the last podcast.
But last night I was out to dinner with these
ladies and you know, my i'lbe just turned eleven, and
one of the moms was like, oh, I just had
the talk the birds and the bees talk, and the
other mom, I'm gonna tell you who it is. Julie
Yah hasn't told her daughter yet. She's like, well, I
think she probably already knows. I was like Julie. You
know she listens to this show too, but she knows
I said it to her face. I was like, Julie,
you gotta tell her about the birds and the beest.
She's eleven, eleven years old, I go, and you don't
want her to hear it from She's like, well, they
tell them at school.
Speaker 11: I go.
Speaker 2: You don't want your daughter to hear about how sex
for the first time at school. You want to tell
her and then see if she has any questions, and
then let her sit there when they tell her at
school and be like, I already know this sold nice
to me. First of all, your kids should be told
I believe. I believe like seven or eight. By the
eight is late. I think seven. Here's why we've talked
about this before. You want to normalize it. You don't
want them to hear about it and be like, oh
my god. What You want them to have heard about
it early enough that they're like, oh, yeah, okay, that's
how it works, and then later when they then I'm
not talking about oral sex and descriptions. I'm talking about
how babies are made. They should know that a penis
goes in a vagina and the sperm comes out and
the egg gets fertilized and a baby grows. They don't
because I don't want that to be a shocking. I
want them to be like, okay, I know that, and
then later, when they're ready and more mature, they can
ask questions about it and does it feel good and
blah blah blah, and you know what I'm saying. But
I think that I think it's weird for kids not
to know that you like preteens, You're right. I don't
know what to do about Natalia, because I do.
Speaker 4: Want to that.
Speaker 6: The ears keep going on, our left side keeps going out.
I don't know if that makes a difference to you.
Speaker 2: Get the book it's not the stork, that's what it's called,
and give it to her to read and bookmarks some pages,
read from here to here, and then come talk.
Speaker 6: To me, okay, because she is very curious about you know,
I told you a lot a long time ago. She
had the iPad and all of a sudden she was
googling like Selena Gomez and the like naked pictures and
boobs and fucking. Then it got it was really like graphic,
you know, and I was like, oh my god. And
I think since then, she's been kind of curious. So
I talked to her and I said, you just see
things on the internet, you know, it's it's stuff that's inappropriate,
not for kids. And sometimes things are not really what
they are too on the internet, they make things look
like they're real and they're not, you know, and that
kind of stuff because Sonny gets freaked out and he
sees like a shark eating somebody's head and stuff.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 4: But but you're right, I should have the birds and
bees talk.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Read. I sat with LB and read her from the
book and I was like, some of this might make
you feel little bit uncomfortable, and we can stop and
you can ask me any questions. And I read a
turn and she's like, and then when I got right
to the part about them the penis goes in the vagina,
she went to, I know exactly.
Speaker 4: An when you feel.
Speaker 2: And then we moved on and that's it. She doesn't
really hasn't really asked LT. But then she has a
bunch of those American Girl. Somebody one of our listeners
sent me h and you I believe a long time
ago A bunch of the American Girl, a series of
books which are great about my body, about your body
and your feelings and your you know, h ones for
younger girls, and one's a book like for older girls,
and Elbie loves those. Oh she reads all about like
your period and getting under arm hair and what that means.
Speaker 6: And yeah, I gotta I gotta get that my kids
know about the period. I'll never forget when Sonny gets
bloody noses a lot, and when you're on a trip
to Florida and I had my period and he walked
in on me in the bathroom and he saw, like,
you know, I was wrapping the it's like bloody and
I had it in my hand and he walked in
and he's like.
Speaker 4: So Mom, hey, and he walks in he goes, oh,
you gotta blame nose too. That to me was priceless.
Speaker 6: Anyway, now they know now because there's a Modern Family
episode about it, So now they know, like, ugh, mom's
got her period.
Speaker 2: She's in a bad mood, she's gonna be moody. And
natal I said, Natie, it's gonna happen to you someday.
And I explained it to her and then she's like, wow,
why does it have to happen?
Speaker 6: Does it happen to boys now explain that, And she's like,
so I'm gonna be like moody and in a bad.
Speaker 4: Mood like the modern family.
Speaker 6: And I don't, yeah, maybe I could be probably h
And she's like, I don't want to talk about I
don't want to think about it. And Sonny, he's like,
I don't want to think about it either, because she's
gonna be mean.
Speaker 2: Well, how old were you? Because they say that the
kids get it. I was a late bloomer. I don't
think I got my period till fourteen. I didn't get boobs.
I got boobs in little boobs in seventh grade. They
got bigger in eighth grade, and then I had like
a boobspree growth spurt in between tenth and eleventh grade.
My boobs went from like a B to boo boob bonanza.
They went from like a B to a D yeah,
to like a double D in seventh grade, they like
grew gigantic. I remember in tenth grade, tenth grade, I
went after for tenth grade all suddenly had huge boobs, horrible,
and then I had them reduced when I was twenty Yeah.
Speaker 6: Sixth fifth, sixth you're still in elementary school in fifth right, yeah, yeah,
fifth grade. I remember having little boobs because I remember
scooting myself up against the desk at school and looking
down and they were like sitting on the desk.
Speaker 4: Oh really, and I would like, you know, go, okay,
there they are. And I think just from there it
just got bigger and bigger and bigger. And then I
can't remember when I got my period. I think I
got my period in.
Speaker 2: Fifth or sixth grade. Wow, that is young, seventh grade,
seventh grade. I think it was seventh grade because it
was at that school. I think a lot of girls
are getting it by sixth grade these days.
Speaker 4: To tellis what about Elbie? She getting close?
Speaker 2: No, no, not at all, no sign. But weirdly, Sadie
and Matilda both have bo and Albie does not. Sadie
has to wear deodorant like full on, and Albie keeps
wanting to wear it, and I keep sniffing her because
she'll be like, I think I'm stinky, and I take
a stuff and I'm like, no, smell pretty good to me.
I know she like played basketball, how about now, I'm like, nope,
wants to wear it too.
Speaker 4: She puts it on, she puts everything in my bathroom on.
Speaker 2: But Sadie gets like it's disgusting. B oh huh, yeah,
really bad bo A lot of kids at that early
on get it well. I think she well, at first
I thought it was mostly her because it's part of
the growth thing. No, not the growth hormones, but part
of her growth. Her being really born, really small. They
can go into puberty earlier. It's a weird thing. Nobody
knows why that is. And she, I mean, she's at seven.
It seems kind of young to have stinky pits. But
I don't know.
Speaker 4: I've heard it before. My boss' kids had it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, as long as they're not like getting boobs at seven,
you're okay, Like they can stink. Yeah, and then put
some deodorant on. Not any perspriant, just deodorant.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah, what what's the difference.
Speaker 2: Any pursprist stops the sweat, and it has it's a
more dangerous chemical. But deodorant is really nothing. It's like
perfume under your arms. It helps with the it counteracts
you smell. The anti perspriant stops the actual sweating. But
they're not really sweating under their arms until they're really hormonal.
What they're doing is the sweat that's coming out, it's mixing.
There's a chemical that their body is releasing that's making
it bacteria, you know, so it's making it stink.
Speaker 4: Right, So what's this? What's this smell? What's the what
do you use?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 11: What?
Speaker 8: Like?
Speaker 2: It's like some brand that I bought at the grocery
store that's like called it might be called crystal or something.
It's a really like a mild it's like for girls.
Speaker 4: Okay, I'm going to look it.
Speaker 2: Up for you.
Speaker 4: So okay, so we but oh okay, we're gonna take
some Facebook questions. Finally, probably not.
Speaker 6: What was that magazine I used to read Penhouse?
Speaker 4: Yeah, that dirty Story. Yeah, I used to put it
in the newspaper and buy the newspaper because I was
embarrassed by it.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's a dirty little girl.
Speaker 2: I know me too. Maybe maybe because nobody taught me
about the birds and the bees. Nobody talked to me
about it, right, normalized it And yeah I had to
learn about.
Speaker 4: It at school.
Speaker 2: I feel like I should maybe I should have a
conversation with my kids, like about masturbation. No, you know
they're going to do it.
Speaker 4: Tell the magazine for me, you know, buy it in
a right.
Speaker 2: Oh, I love the Yeah, it's the women like the
written word, like, we don't necessarily need to see I
don't need to see a picture of a penis. No,
I don't want to In fact, although I'll watch porn,
I want to see something happening.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but you know, yeah, I want to do We're more.
Speaker 6: There was a guy on Howard Stern that they like,
Howard Stern they played best of all the time that
came in a couple of years ago. The guy that
had the most sexiest voice and he had he took
advantage of it, and he did have a sexy voice,
and he did like sexy stories podcasts like women could download.
Speaker 1: Oh.
Speaker 4: I was like, uh huh were on the side of
the road. What's his name? His name is Joe what?
And I had to like google it and then I
so I downloaded it.
Speaker 6: But then I was like, uh, oh, what if I
download it and Adam goes to iTunes, which he often
does because he can see like the stuff that I
buy or get right right right right, you know, he's
gonna see me like downloading like you know, sex stories
from the world. So I was like, hmmmm, So then
I had to go to his website. Anyway, long story short,
I started listening to it.
Speaker 4: Not good, no, But then I wonder, am.
Speaker 6: I desensitized now because I'm on you know, free porn
dot com or whatever like porn Hub, porn Hub, porn,
porn Hub, red Dube, you.
Speaker 2: Porn Gary, you porn discussed porn Hub that one?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah yeah.
Speaker 5: Was there a question? Or just watch you need recommendations,
then We've definitely got some recommendations here if you want them.
Speaker 4: But somebody recommended mother load or something.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 2: That sounds like a gay one.
Speaker 5: Maybe I'm a little vanilla.
Speaker 8: But if you can't get take care of business on
porn hub, you porn and red Tube, I agree.
Speaker 2: Or red Tube, the huge huge tube Zilla, they're all
one site.
Speaker 4: One.
Speaker 6: But what I'm worried about is like like like you know,
like hackers are gonna like say, you know one that's
been watching porn the Uh?
Speaker 5: What am I on your Mac? You're fine?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 5: So adam, so's everybody on a Mac? Fine on a PC?
You got to be a little bit more worried.
Speaker 8: Speaking of porn, did you hear that last Monday? Your
your favorite porn star used of his girlfriends.
Speaker 2: I just heard.
Speaker 4: I didn't know that.
Speaker 2: That's one of the lust thing that I don't understand
if you're a porn star.
Speaker 8: Powers after that news broke, by the way, so by
the time you're hearing this, maybe all bits of new
stuff has.
Speaker 6: Happened, right well, Kimberly Garbash Sing wants to know on
Facebook James Dean Wright balligation.
Speaker 2: What do you think, Kimberly, You gotta do something about
your name gall Brand sing, gall Brand sing. Just shorten
it or just let people call you like Kimberly sing. Yeah,
Kimberly sing. That sounds nice, kimber Well sing. Anyway. Yeah,
here's what I don't understand. Okay, Well, first of all,
any crimes against women, especially sexual in nature, I mean
that's none of that is about sex. Obviously, it's about
power control and anger and you know you're an asshole. Ye,
But what if you're a porn star guy, I'm talking
about a guy now, why you gotta rape somebody? That's
the thing.
Speaker 4: Are you.
Speaker 2: Having enough like like and sex and enough women like
that are acting with you?
Speaker 6: And you're not only a porn star, but you're famous
for your rape porn like in quotation, supposedly, you know
the force, the guy that comes over and delivers the
pizza and then all of a sudden grabs her and
takes her advantage.
Speaker 4: And oh no, stop, don't hurt me. You know kind
of thing, right, that's what he's known for, he is.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Oh yeah, that's what. Oh yeah, and you know
what that's what? Yes, hello, he's like, he's known that aggressive.
Speaker 2: I didn't know that.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, that's what he's known for. So why are
you But that's what you do for a living. And
by the way, why are we all surprised by it?
Kind of doesn't surprise me. It's probably got anger.
Speaker 4: Issues, you think. And uh, but something interesting is our.
Speaker 2: Old co host, what's her name, Susannah Bress?
Speaker 4: Yes, thank you. She told me that he has a
she likes porn too. Shocking. Are y'all sitting down?
Speaker 2: She told me that he has a website where women
I didn't know this. She told me this that women
can go and sign up.
Speaker 4: Do you know about that?
Speaker 6: Women can go and sign up and and like if
they want to have sex with him, So they go
and they sign up and they're like on a wait
list and ship like he's backlogged.
Speaker 4: You got way too to speak.
Speaker 6: No pun in like like yeah, there's like, oh, you're
like on a wait list like for like going to
a private.
Speaker 2: School kind of thing, like you gotta put your down
and wait two years and you know or whatever?
Speaker 11: Is that the one?
Speaker 2: Is he the one that Sarah Abraham had sex with?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 2: For her?
Speaker 6: And he was that yes, and he was disgusted that
she came to have the meeting with him with her
alleged she came to meet with him and receipta California
wherever his offices.
Speaker 2: Areas where I grew up. That her she brought her kid.
We're the original porn hub.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she brought her kid. Yeah, she brought her kid.
Speaker 2: Do you what the fuck? Can you pull up a
picture of James Dean as as Onnette would say, what
the fuck?
Speaker 7: Know?
Speaker 2: You say? Fuck that?
Speaker 4: Fuck that?
Speaker 2: Yeah, sometimes we need to drop that's horrible, I know,
But I can't believe he was complaining about it though.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he was like this, that's what.
Speaker 2: That's like a pot calling the kettle. He was disgusted
by it. Wait, that's not that's that's James.
Speaker 4: That's James Dean. That's why I think. Yeah, he's cute in.
Speaker 2: Some pictures, and some pictures he looks gross. Look at
that one, the one on the far left in the
middle with the white T shirt. He looks like a
serial killer clothes that one. Look at that one because
he was he's making a weird expression. Yeah, it looks
like Americans down to the Yeah, anyway, are there any uh?
It's you know, what's surprising is that this isn't just
chock full of dick pics. Well, you're a porn star.
Where's your he's he did a movie with He did
a movie with.
Speaker 4: What's the redhead? The crazy what's her face? No, Lindsay Lohan.
He did like a real movie with her.
Speaker 2: Was that the Deep End?
Speaker 11: No, he did.
Speaker 4: It's called it wasn't what Gary's doing the quotations. It's
called mohand drive.
Speaker 2: Doesn't how come he has the name James Dean. It's
he's trying to be like movie star, porn star, because
don't most of them have names like you know, James Frankfurt.
Well he's spelled porn for.
Speaker 4: All you ladies out there, he spells it d E
e N. Took me a while to figure that out.
Speaker 2: I didn't know that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, James D E E. N oh and his
as humongous. But anyway, that's what he's known for.
Speaker 2: Is that forest, he's known for being a rapist?
Speaker 4: Yeah, sad, Well, I don't know. Apple doesn't fall far
from the tree.
Speaker 2: I guess that's really disturbing. Yeah, but I can't. I'm
now I'm stuck on the Farah Abraham bringing her kid
to meet with the porn That's why I liked him.
Speaker 4: I was like, look, he's noble. But yeah, well yeah
he did a sex tape.
Speaker 2: With her, the back door thing. Yeah, took her in
the back door. Yeah yeah, I kind of put him
on the rear. What's it say? What do they say
something in the front?
Speaker 4: Poker in the front, in the back, in the rear,
like you're in the front.
Speaker 2: We are six children?
Speaker 4: How old are we?
Speaker 2: I know? Oh my god? Yeah, well that's horrible. Yeah,
but he also there was one the g thing. I
thought he was already accused of rape before by this,
like a Russian girl.
Speaker 1: I like, girl, finally.
Speaker 5: You do they do?
Speaker 2: They get crazy? I mean it's I don't like the
fake they you know, everything looks real, you know what
I mean can't afford, like they have to save up
our potato. They're not having their boobs done, and they're.
Speaker 4: They're fucking wasted on VAKA, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: So it's just real. Like we like real TV, you know,
we like the reality reality. Yeah, I got over reality
TV when it's not being real, right. I used to
like Real World because people I like to see people
actually get in fights about stuff. Yes, by the way,
this is completely off topic, but did you watch The
Real Housewives Behind the scenes of Beverly Hills where they
talked about season one? They did this like I haven't
lost footage, like kind of secrets revealed sort of thing.
It was so interesting. Well, it was all about they
were taught. It was all about how a lot of
those people didn't know that Kim was an alcoholic. It
was all about when they added her as being an
alcoholic and she was getting drunk season one and they
didn't say anything about it until remember the scene, yes
in a limo and you and I freaking loved this
because we were already record we were already working together. Yep. Well, yes,
in the limo. But before that, when Camille went crazy,
Oh and then she and Kyle got in a fight. Yes,
So the whole thing centered around a conversation that happened
off camera. So that was the whole big problem was
they'd had this conversation. If you kind of remember season one,
they had had this They kept fighting over this thing
where Kyle called Camille insecure. It's like, stop being insecure? Yeah,
and then Camille took that story to lunch for the
whole season about how dare you you called me insecure?
And then Kyle was like, I didn't say that. That
wasn't what I said. When remember she said, oh, they're
coming to film with me in Hawaii or whatever. Remember,
Kyle's goes, really, they're coming to film with you? And
then she was like, yeah, why wouldn't they be Why
wouldn't they be interested in filming with me? Apparently upset
because they were filming with her, not with the other girls,
And she was like, why wouldn't they be interested in me?
And then Kyle's like, either she said stop you're being insecure,
like I wasn't saying that, or and then uh, what's
the one with all the plastic surgery? Taylor Oh, yes,
was like, oh she called you insecure or whatever? You
should know. It started all that drama. But then they
The reason I preface it with this is then they
had that argument at that dinner in Vegas, remember, and
then Camille gets up and like leaves and Kyle was
calling her out going.
Speaker 4: You're crazy, Camille, You're being crazy, right, and.
Speaker 2: Then she's like, you're fucking crazy, and then Camille storms out. Well,
and then do you remember that Kim. Kyle got mad
at Kim because she didn't stick up for her because
remember Kim was just like and then she and Kyle
says to Kim in that moment, she was like, what
are you doing right now? Because oh, Kim goes, I
don't know, I don't right, and she went side with her. Yeah,
and then Kyle's like, you are not being a good
sister right now. Well apparently, and then Kyle realized at
the time that Kim was drinking. In that scene, she'd
been drinking and they found like little bottles of booze
in her room, but it didn't come out on the.
Speaker 6: Show, right And Tyler Taylor said, I will take you
out back in alabamar ass or whatever.
Speaker 4: Remember, she says a different that wasn't that episode.
Speaker 6: No, I don't know, because her and Kim were going
ass so basically, so Kim was drinking.
Speaker 4: Her ass off.
Speaker 2: Yes she was drinking, but she was supposed to be sober.
And then Kyle got mad and I'm in the back
of the limo, but I guess Kyle was like just
so mad and there had been so many like secrets,
and it was their first season on the show together,
and you know, Kim's like embarrassing her and drinking, and
so she was like, you're an alcoholic. And then and
then they got in this big fight, and so that
was sort of the underlying fee, right right. But I
guess Andy was like had no idea. They didn't know
that Kim was an alcoholic. Nobody knew any of this,
so all of a sudden it just kind of came out.
And that's then they changed. So this happened right towards
the end of the season. Yeah, I remember, But before
this happened towards the end of the shooting, right then
they changed. They were good originally the Beverly Hills, their
their opening thing shot was going to be done with
a champagne flute, but they decided to make it a diamond.
They now are holding diamonds because it was weird that,
like one of them is an alcoholic, so they thought
it was inappropriate to have them all holding champagne.
Speaker 4: That's crazy, I know.
Speaker 2: I found it very fascinating. I'm gonna watch it because
I haven't recorded.
Speaker 4: Well, where's James Dean? Does he come? In the first season?
Speaker 2: I don't know. Why were we Why did I go?
Speaker 4: Because we were talking about reality and that's reality.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, so I was like, oh, that's some shit.
Was shit got real on the first season of the show.
Speaker 4: But now it's gotten very getting very cooked, and they're
all a caricature.
Speaker 2: Yeah. The only thing the thing is is that these realities,
I don't know how you not? Can you? How do
you not?
Speaker 6: Like always the first season they're you know, they're they're
normal looking or whatever.
Speaker 4: By like season three, their lips.
Speaker 6: Are full, they get the fucking highlights, their hairs changed,
they're all, you know, glammed up, and they become a caricature,
you know, And I don't like when you got cameras
in your face and following you. I feel that they
feel because I could see that that you have to
be kind of on or something, right if you've got
a camera following you and you're you know, Stephanie in
Beverly Hills, right right.
Speaker 2: I could see where you'd be like, well, I gotta
bring it. I gotta be interesting. I have to show
this side of myself where you just go just being
me is probably not going to be keep me on
the show, which maybe it's not.
Speaker 6: It's not because a lot of them went to the
wayside from just being me. Think of all the Orange
County ones that have gone like gone.
Speaker 2: It seems like being on camera though, would also be
such a relationship killer. Yeah, you know, unless you're both
into it. But I can't imagine, like John would have
to be a different person if he would ever. John
would He does not like being on camera. He doesn't
like his picture taken. It makes him. I can't imagine
him being like, yeah, let's be on a reality show. Yeah,
he'd be horrified. Adam would hate it too, right, Oh
my god. Yeah.
Speaker 6: Remember when they said they email where there's like whatever
talk about it, and I was like, would you ever
want He's like, hell, fucking Nellan, I want you doing
it either.
Speaker 2: Oh? Really? I thought he was okay with it.
Speaker 4: He was okay with it. He wouldn't like it, but
he wouldn't stop me. He's not that much of an animal.
Speaker 9: But you know.
Speaker 2: Oh, and they revisited on this thing on the Secrets
when all about Camille how she talked about how how
Kelsey Grammar was like, yeah, you should definitely do the
show and he's almost strong arm. He was like, yeah,
you should use my wife. And then she figured out
later that he was just trying to keep her busy
so he could be on the other coast screwing his
new girl.
Speaker 6: That was something that was unfolding too. Yes, yeah, see
that's what see, that's that's what we like. That's reality,
Andy Cohen get the reality back.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well I think a lot of that though, was
an accident for him. Okay, maybe we should just close.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, get talked to us. It's Stephanie is all over Facebook.
Speaker 2: Want to talk to me about your alcoholism? Send a
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Speaker 4: Yeah, and I read all the tweets.
Speaker 6: I read all my Twitter tweets and give us some
suggestions of movies and TV shows and manories and books.
Speaker 4: I need a book. I need a book to listen to.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So, my I lost my Kindle and so I had
some books on there. I was reading I Smile Back,
the one that the movie's based on. Yeah, but I
lost my Kindle. So I think I'm going to buy
an iPad for Christmas, so you can read books on iPad.
Oh yeah right, Yeah, So I'm going to use my
same account, my Kindle account and just get it and
look up words to talk about that.
Speaker 6: If there's a word on there, you can just hold
your finger down on it and addiction. It tells you
the the meaning of the word.
Speaker 2: Dictionary, Popsy but can I use Kindle my Kindle account
on my iPad or is it only eyebooks. I don't
think you. I don't think so. I think that that's
Amazon and that's the whole. Yeah, it's a different animal.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but listen if you haven't.
Speaker 6: If you want a book to read, you guys, read
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