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Speaker 2: Let's just get right to it. Oh, by the way,
Speaker 2: Crazy Cash on standby. All right, but first the first
Speaker 2: talk back of the day.
Speaker 3: Good morning, guys, this is Lewis from Berlin Game Jess
Speaker 3: Selena Graham Happy Thursday.
Speaker 4: So yeah, I met Jess yesterday over at wings Stopping
Speaker 4: sam Mateos.
Speaker 3: She finally got noticed.
Speaker 5: She's gonna give me.
Speaker 3: A shout out. I'm on my way to work. Just
Speaker 3: have to tell you, guys, you hit jack pot with her.
Speaker 6: Happy Thursday, Jeff, Happy Thursday.
Speaker 7: Guys.
Speaker 3: Later, Hey, that's.
Speaker 2: Awesome, Lewis, come Jack, did we That's what I'm trying
Speaker 2: to figure out.
Speaker 6: We're gonna need a follow up.
Speaker 3: You'll ye for a while.
Speaker 6: I met Louis at Wingstop. Don't judge me.
Speaker 8: I did go there after the gym. Sometimes you just
Speaker 8: need a little fuel after your workout, you know.
Speaker 6: But Louis Louis was amazing.
Speaker 8: We had like a really quick conversation. He said he's
Speaker 8: listened to the show for a really long time. He
Speaker 8: wanted me to say hello to you guys.
Speaker 3: We hit the jack.
Speaker 2: Meant yes, Graham, have you been getting tagged by a
Speaker 2: lot of people sending articles and links about Lily Phillips
Speaker 2: and Bonnie Blue.
Speaker 3: Only about some recent perhaps pregnancy news.
Speaker 2: Yes, not like video, not like content links to watch
Speaker 2: their video. Yeah, okay, I wanted to clarify.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they're both like claiming to be pregnant now, both
Speaker 6: of them. Yeah, First it was just Bonnie Blue.
Speaker 2: She's the one that slept with over one thousand men
Speaker 2: in twelve hours, and she like alluded.
Speaker 6: To being pregnant.
Speaker 2: And then like after that, Lily Phillips, the one who
Speaker 2: was supposed to sleep with a thousand men in twenty
Speaker 2: four hours. She hasn't done that yet, but remember she
Speaker 2: was practicing, and she slept with like one hundred men
Speaker 2: in practice. I don't know, I don't know how long.
Speaker 2: So then she posted a picture of her with the
Speaker 2: baby bump, which is like clearly not real. I don't
Speaker 2: think either of them are pregnant. I feel like you're
Speaker 2: just no.
Speaker 3: I don't. It's a weird thing to come out and claim.
Speaker 6: Right, Yeah, I mean, maybe you.
Speaker 3: Don't really joke around about getting pregnant. Like there's so
Speaker 3: many people that struggle with that, people that have made like,
Speaker 3: I know, pregnancy announcements before it doesn't bode well for them.
Speaker 3: Although these are porn.
Speaker 2: Stars exactly, these are people who want attention, any kind
Speaker 2: of attention, And.
Speaker 8: I feel like they're competing with each other to see
Speaker 8: who can one up the other ones.
Speaker 2: They're friends, they know each other. This is clearly like
Speaker 2: a move, is it though?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 2: And Lily Phillips her rep or team or someone on
Speaker 2: her behalf was like, it's her job to participate in
Speaker 2: trends and to make content and a lot of what
Speaker 2: people search for is like pregnancy stuff, and you know
Speaker 2: they're like, so just think about that when you see
Speaker 2: these pictures and Bonnie Blue she posted a pregnancy emoji
Speaker 2: with solution pending.
Speaker 3: Wow, so like that's a portie shoke, I know. But
Speaker 3: I mean in theory though, of all the practicing and
Speaker 3: records they're setting, don't you think one could have slipped
Speaker 3: past the goalie and they could actually be pregnant.
Speaker 6: I mean, that's why I would believe it me too.
Speaker 3: You don't think they used They have the highest percentage
Speaker 3: odge in my mind of getting pregnant.
Speaker 8: Well, I think using protection would take longer than they
Speaker 8: want it to take, because you know how they're trying
Speaker 8: to squeeze so many men.
Speaker 6: In like that squeeze it.
Speaker 3: No, I think I'm sure they did.
Speaker 2: I think they're still professionals of what they do. They're
Speaker 2: still going to be safe about it. Plus I even read.
Speaker 3: Of thousand there's stuff flying everywhere, Selena. The defenses aren't
Speaker 3: made to defense against that much of that stuff.
Speaker 6: Do you think they're actually pregnant?
Speaker 3: I again, I think it would be a very poor
Speaker 3: taste joke to make.
Speaker 2: I yeah, no, it is a poor taste joke to make.
Speaker 2: But that's what they're doing.
Speaker 8: But knowing to the extent that people take things nowadays,
Speaker 8: I wouldn't put it past them like I kind of
Speaker 8: would believe either way.
Speaker 3: I don't know. There's a very limited number of people
Speaker 3: that do fake pregnancy announcements. Very limited has not gone
Speaker 3: well for anybody.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I know, and just we just got never mind,
Speaker 6: I can't even talk.
Speaker 3: I'm just gonna move on fat exactly what to say?
Speaker 2: I know, we just got two and one day yesterday,
Speaker 2: That's what I was trying to say.
Speaker 6: It didn't come out that way.
Speaker 3: I thought they got one hundred and one thousand, you
Speaker 3: know what I Meangnancy announce got it got it goin.
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Speaker 1: the four things you need a heads up on to
Speaker 1: start your day.
Speaker 6: So we're gonna talk about this a little later on.
Speaker 2: But you know that delta flight that crashed and flipped
Speaker 2: over and everyone is hanging like bats upside down. Yep,
Speaker 2: they're offering passengers thirty thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: Attached a lot of money.
Speaker 6: Would you take it? We'll discuss that eight oh five
Speaker 6: for Graham.
Speaker 3: All right. The Golden State Warriors get the second half
Speaker 3: of their season underway tomorrow on the road against the
Speaker 3: Sacramento Kings. Both teams have an identical twenty eight and
Speaker 3: twenty seven records, so it's going to be interesting to
Speaker 3: watch where they both go from here. Over the All
Speaker 3: Star Break, Draymond Green and Newest Where Jimmy Butler both
Speaker 3: proclaimed that they were going to win a championship, so
Speaker 3: we'll see if they're right. They first have to keep
Speaker 3: the Kings from lighting the beam on their home court.
Speaker 3: Tip off for that one tomorrow night, seven o'clock.
Speaker 8: Nice and it'll be a nice day today, so go
Speaker 8: enjoy the outside. Mostly Sundays, guys with highs in the
Speaker 8: low to mid sixties.
Speaker 6: Hopefully you enjoyed the little sprinkles yesterday, because they have
Speaker 6: I did not enjoy that.
Speaker 3: I didn't know that they were really It rained my
Speaker 3: entire drive home yesterday for every all day, in full hours,
Speaker 3: hard sprinkles. Man. I'm glad. I told people that it
Speaker 3: was going to rain. You, Graham said, no rain in
Speaker 3: the forecasts. So the rest of the week, my entire
Speaker 3: drive home wipers going. Hey, Leo, bestie, your day today
Speaker 3: is going to be an eight. You're especially quick and charming.
Speaker 3: Get together with people you love. Prioritize fun over cleanliness.
Speaker 3: Creative projects can get messy, so tidy up later.
Speaker 6: Oh well, Graham, that's you.
Speaker 8: Maybe prioritize cleanliness, especially especially.
Speaker 3: Charming. Yeah, these horoscopes are true the JV show on
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Speaker 2: So last year, Graham, you told us about fresh AI.
Speaker 2: This is Wendy's AI voice assistant. They were just testing
Speaker 2: it out. Well, maybe it wasn't even I don't even
Speaker 2: think it was last year. It's twenty twenty three according
Speaker 2: to this report. But they were testing it out in
Speaker 2: one hundred different locations. Well, according to the CEO, they
Speaker 2: just had like some big meeting or whatever.
Speaker 6: They're gonna be.
Speaker 2: Expanding, oh no, between five hundred and six hundred locations
Speaker 2: by the end of the year, and if all goes well,
Speaker 2: they're going to be expanding anymore. The goal is to
Speaker 2: have it at all of Wendy's six thousand US restaurant locations.
Speaker 6: But do you remember.
Speaker 2: People were saying about this when they were just testing it,
Speaker 2: And by the way, they're saying that it's improving okay,
Speaker 2: you know over time.
Speaker 6: But people didn't like it. No, I'm not here for
Speaker 6: that either.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean I'm not here for it because does
Speaker 3: it make our lives better?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 3: Does it eliminate human jobs? Yes, there you go. There's
Speaker 3: your answer already.
Speaker 6: Obviously I get why it's to.
Speaker 3: Make more money. This is followed the dollar behind all
Speaker 3: AI innovation, and it clearly leads to what the motivation is.
Speaker 3: It's still eliminate human jobs. They don't have to pay
Speaker 3: Once you have the AI fresh AI set up, you
Speaker 3: don't have to pay human ever again for that drive
Speaker 3: through role. Curious to see. I mean, I'm sure it
Speaker 3: will be that the technology will get there where it'll
Speaker 3: do it just as good as a human right and
Speaker 3: pretty soon most of the things back there cooking stuff robot.
Speaker 3: You know, they've already been experimented with robot. It's they
Speaker 3: got Flippy, the burger flipping robot out there, and they
Speaker 3: got Salty, the robot that makes the chips. I don't
Speaker 3: know what that one's called. But you know at Chipotle.
Speaker 8: Chipotle will never be as good as having a person
Speaker 8: there that can give you a smile or a compliment
Speaker 8: or something nice to see.
Speaker 2: So you can ask the question or like, you know
Speaker 2: what I mean, and they're able to answer you. What
Speaker 2: if I ask something and the answer is not in
Speaker 2: the in the robot.
Speaker 6: Script, you know, they don't know how to respond to that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but it's not Again, this will be artificial intelligence
Speaker 3: smarter than if human. It'll be able to answer any.
Speaker 2: Questions like you know, neither could neither could the person
Speaker 2: in the drive through.
Speaker 6: I have enough trouble as it is. I don't need
Speaker 6: fresh AI.
Speaker 3: Someone in here fresh AI. I can tell your kids
Speaker 3: to shut up too, you know, I don't know. I look,
Speaker 3: I think it will work just as good, if not
Speaker 3: maybe better. But does it make your does it make
Speaker 3: our lives better? And eliminating human jobs and making a
Speaker 3: big company more money, So I'm going to be anti that.
Speaker 6: I'm anti I am too.
Speaker 8: What about this new change, you guys, I'm not here
Speaker 8: for it, but you let me know. Starbucks is changing
Speaker 8: their cups to their ice drinks.
Speaker 6: So instead of you.
Speaker 8: Know, the clear plastic cups, the ones where you like
Speaker 8: swish your drink around and it makes the Yeah, they're
Speaker 8: switching it to a fiber based, white compost compostable cup,
Speaker 8: which is a good thing. People are you are not
Speaker 8: really liking the way that they look, you can go
Speaker 8: check them out Jamie Morning Shows. I don't like it
Speaker 8: too right now, but yeah, somebody, is it gonna be
Speaker 8: just like, you know, like the white paper cups that
Speaker 8: your hot drinks come in.
Speaker 6: Is it just that? But they look different.
Speaker 8: They don't look as sturdy as those. I think if
Speaker 8: they were using those, I would be more for this.
Speaker 8: But I posted a video to Jamie Morning Show of
Speaker 8: somebody showing their cup after an hour and it is
Speaker 8: so flimsy.
Speaker 6: It was like it would get falling apart. Yeah, so
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 8: They're already starting to implement this though, and California is
Speaker 8: on the list of states that will roll these.
Speaker 3: Out Let's go.
Speaker 2: Although I don't like it now, I mean this is
Speaker 2: obviously for a good telling us that we can I mean, hello,
Speaker 2: you can always bring in a reusable cup one of
Speaker 2: your own.
Speaker 6: And people aren't doing that, and that's what we need
Speaker 6: to be doing.
Speaker 3: Well, people aren't doing that, So let's go to the
Speaker 3: compostable cup, which is the best thing. If it's truly compostable,
Speaker 3: that's the best innovation that we could have. Single use
Speaker 3: plastic is awful, awful for the environment.
Speaker 2: But I think they're gonna give us these flimsy cups
Speaker 2: to force us to do the reusable cups ye bring
Speaker 2: and bring our own.
Speaker 6: Because they're gonna like they're gonna give us horrible cups
Speaker 6: on purpose, reverse.
Speaker 8: Psychology in some way, because when I was reading the article,
Speaker 8: somebody did say that they had a comment from someone saying,
Speaker 8: you know what, I'd rather just bring my own cup
Speaker 8: because and they're like, yeah, better do that.
Speaker 3: Well, they tried it here. I mean, they did the
Speaker 3: pilot program here where they gave you the recyclable, recyclable cups, remember,
Speaker 3: and then you just dropped them back off at your Starbucks.
Speaker 3: That didn't happen at all the Starbucks, but they one
Speaker 3: of the ones, one of the test locations was in Napa,
Speaker 3: and we tried it and then you just dropped your
Speaker 3: cup off the next time you went there, and then
Speaker 3: they washed them and recycle them and or they were
Speaker 3: reusable or however they whatever they did with them. Maybe
Speaker 3: they were re usable. Maybe that was the pilot program.
Speaker 3: Was a heavy spurt of your plastic and they could
Speaker 3: wash them, sanitizing.
Speaker 6: And they would give it back.
Speaker 3: Reuse them, and you brought them back and I was
Speaker 3: all for that too, And that worked too, and we
Speaker 3: dropped our cups back off, you know after we ordered.
Speaker 3: It worked.
Speaker 8: Do we know if that's still happening in that Starbucks
Speaker 8: location or was.
Speaker 3: It just not? That was just a pilot program to
Speaker 3: test to see how it worked.
Speaker 6: I do like that though. This it's gonna.
Speaker 3: Give me that real strong you know plastic cup that
Speaker 3: you love apparently Yeah.
Speaker 6: No, oh, but if it's reusable, then it's more.
Speaker 3: Helpful, right, it's if it's reusable. It's only helpful if
Speaker 3: people actually bring it back to be reused.
Speaker 2: Most people stayed in the track thing I would I
Speaker 2: would probably forget it, and then it ended up I
Speaker 2: don't know where under my bed or something right with everything.
Speaker 3: Else next to the old bagel bite.
Speaker 6: Yeah, thank you to not big bagel bites anymore. Thank you.
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Speaker 2: Nine, Grammy were just telling us how Starbucks is making
Speaker 2: a major change. You're not going to have those plastic
Speaker 2: you know, cold coffee or iced coffee cups anywhere. They're
Speaker 2: moving to something more compostable.
Speaker 9: Good Morning TV show. This is Bronte from Martinez, Happy Thursday.
Speaker 9: I run our school's green team, and we learned recently
Speaker 9: we have to be very careful with these compostable products
Speaker 9: because some of these are commercially compostable only, and we
Speaker 9: do not have a commercial composting facility near us in
Speaker 9: the East Bay, and I believe in the Bay, So
Speaker 9: be very careful what kind of compostable stuff you buy.
Speaker 3: It's very true there are different grades of compostability. Need
Speaker 3: to look into what you've got and if your local
Speaker 3: trash district or whatever you want to call it, sanitation
Speaker 3: district is able to hand you know, if you're able
Speaker 3: to put those items in your compost.
Speaker 6: And if not, then we end up throwing them away
Speaker 6: anyways more or less. But just give me the plastic cutback.
Speaker 3: No, because plastic cup you throw away that lives in
Speaker 3: a landfill forever. At least the commercially compostable thing, well,
Speaker 3: it may not be compostable thing. It will break down
Speaker 3: faster than you find plastic item. Have you got composts
Speaker 3: in your households?
Speaker 6: My mom does it? I heard, I don't. I don't.
Speaker 3: Please start and everyone listening. Your trash company charges you
Speaker 3: by the size of your trash bin. And if you
Speaker 3: start composting, the amount of trash that goes in your
Speaker 3: trash ban will get smaller and smaller, and you can
Speaker 3: have these smaller trash can and save money each and
Speaker 3: every month. All your food, soaked paper, towels, all that stuff,
Speaker 3: it's all compostable. Throw it in there, save yourself the money.
Speaker 3: It saves you money every month, and you're doing something
Speaker 3: good for the environment. There's my PSA for today.
Speaker 6: Think about it.
Speaker 3: Do it.
Speaker 5: Honest, please.
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Speaker 2: So Love is Blind Season eight, lack of diversity. I
Speaker 2: have not started watching this season yet. Jess and Graham,
Speaker 2: you guys have is this something.
Speaker 6: That you noticed?
Speaker 8: I think so, I think compared to other seasons, probably.
Speaker 3: Remember, it's not like glaringly bad, really like there are
Speaker 3: a lot of different people on there of all.
Speaker 2: Maybe when you get to after the first couple of episodes,
Speaker 2: because viewers have noticed and they've called out the fact
Speaker 2: that the majority of the thirty two contestants are white.
Speaker 2: So here's how the creator the show, Chris Colin, responded yesterday.
Speaker 2: I might be saying his last name wrong. I don't
Speaker 2: know it. It's co E L E N.
Speaker 3: No clue I know.
Speaker 2: So this is what he told Entertainment Weekly. He said, well,
Speaker 2: the show casts itself. We put people in the pods.
Speaker 2: You try to have a diverse group of people in
Speaker 2: lots of different ways at the start.
Speaker 6: But then the people who get engaged are the people
Speaker 6: who get engaged. The people will fall in love. There
Speaker 6: are the people who fall in love.
Speaker 2: There are lots of people who were in the group
Speaker 2: going into the pods who ultimately just didn't find their
Speaker 2: person and who he didn't choose to follow.
Speaker 3: Okay, so I mean I understand that part of it,
Speaker 3: because if you watch the first I've only watched the
Speaker 3: first episode, and you're like, man, they only they're likely
Speaker 3: going to follow these like four people. Yeah, and that's
Speaker 3: the way the show kind of ebbs and flows as
Speaker 3: they follow it. And when you do see the background
Speaker 3: of the entire group, it's we said, it's the largest
Speaker 3: cast ever. Yeah, a lot of people there're like, who
Speaker 3: the hell are those people? I've never I couldn't tell
Speaker 3: you half their names, right.
Speaker 2: He said that he just can't follow everybody's story and show,
Speaker 2: you know, give everyone that same airtime. He says, there's
Speaker 2: thirty two stories because there's thirty two people times however
Speaker 2: many people each person date, So that's you know, time
Speaker 2: sixteen and doing the math, carry the one and then
Speaker 2: that goes there and then at a zero here. That's
Speaker 2: close to a thousand stories and you can only tell
Speaker 2: so many of them. He says that they always, you know,
Speaker 2: strive for diversity, but at the end of the day,
Speaker 2: they become less concerned about you know, this person.
Speaker 6: And his body shape and what they look like. Race.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're more concerned about people just building genuine relationships
Speaker 2: on the show, because that's what the show's about, regardless
Speaker 2: of what that person looks like.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I can see that I haven't watched yet. I watch,
Speaker 6: I don't have time.
Speaker 8: So the only thing is I do still wonder how
Speaker 8: their process works, because once the season's end, I always
Speaker 8: hear from contestants saying that, oh yeah, a casting director
Speaker 8: reached out to me on Instagram. That's how I found
Speaker 8: out about Love is Blind. It's not really a lot
Speaker 8: of people. I think some apply, but a lot of
Speaker 8: people are also being reached out to on social media.
Speaker 6: So I do want to know.
Speaker 2: More about, like how that works, because that makes sense.
Speaker 2: At the end of the day, it's show business. They
Speaker 2: want somebody who's going to post about it, and you'd
Speaker 2: rather have somebody with one hundred thousand followers than five.
Speaker 8: Yeap, you know, I do say, I will say from
Speaker 8: the cast this season, I am getting more like normal vibes,
Speaker 8: which I like, I'm not seeing like too many like I.
Speaker 6: Want to be an influencer. That is good that.
Speaker 3: You don't know anymore. Everybody wants everybody wants to be
Speaker 3: an influencer.
Speaker 6: All right, Graham, what do you have?
Speaker 3: All right? Bees bees in the trap, bees bees in
Speaker 3: the trap, bees bees stolen from the trap, you guys,
Speaker 3: because experts in California is sitting. They're seeing an alarming
Speaker 3: rise in the number of bee thefts right now. Why
Speaker 3: would you want that, Well, I don't know the free honey.
Speaker 3: We're moving into almond harvest time. The farmers in California
Speaker 3: and the Central Valley, they rent millions of beehives every
Speaker 3: year to help pollinate their almond orchards, but the hives
Speaker 3: are getting stolen. According to the California Beekeepers Association, they
Speaker 3: are seeing hives being stolen every single day. The number
Speaker 3: of thefts is reaching record highs. It's getting so extreme
Speaker 3: that beekeepers are even hiring private detectives to try to
Speaker 3: investigate the hive thefts to get their bees back. Everyone
Speaker 3: wants their bees back. But right now, all the almond
Speaker 3: growers totally buzzing about this bee joke, little squeeze in
Speaker 3: a little bee joke. How I I'm terrified of a beehive.
Speaker 3: Who's gonna go just that, I'm saying, down their pants
Speaker 3: and walk out of the store right and.
Speaker 2: Then put it in their car and then get in
Speaker 2: right to drive away with it.
Speaker 3: Obviously, the beehive is inside the store, it's out in
Speaker 3: an orchard's in a field, so there's not a lot
Speaker 3: of monitoring happening on that. But again, you got to
Speaker 3: pick the hive up and then yeah, load it into
Speaker 3: your car, put it in the truck.
Speaker 6: And put it in the trunk in the car there obviously.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the queen bee, you got to make sure she's
Speaker 3: happy or she's gonna send everybody to attack you. It
Speaker 3: just seems like a very dangerous game. But people apparently
Speaker 3: a lot of hives stealing going on.
Speaker 2: Whether it's a odd thing to steal and there's a
Speaker 2: hive is so big, Like if you see a random
Speaker 2: person walking around with the bee hive, it's gonna raise
Speaker 2: some red flags, you know, I.
Speaker 3: Would think, But maybe they just loaded in their truck
Speaker 3: real quick, bring it home to their farm and then
Speaker 3: they got free honey. I don't know what the motivation is,
Speaker 3: but a lot of bee hives being stolen right now.
Speaker 3: What doesn't get stolen anymore? I know the JV show
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Speaker 6: Let's run through some guesses.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 6: This is Paul from San Francisco, and the bleeped out
Speaker 6: word is tires.
Speaker 3: Tires. I'm surprised more people weren't on that guest this morning.
Speaker 3: I thought that would be far and away the number
Speaker 3: one Guess right, it wasn't two people guess it though.
Speaker 9: Hi, this is Karen from Oakland, and I believe the
Speaker 9: bleeped out word is shouldered.
Speaker 3: You ever have your shoulder just really just pop and
Speaker 3: then it feels like your whole arm falls out of
Speaker 3: the socket. Thankfu, it happens to me like Daily Morning
Speaker 3: JV Show.
Speaker 11: It's Josh from San Jose and I think that the
Speaker 11: bleeped out word is neck.
Speaker 3: Hopefully I hasn't been said already. All right, have a
Speaker 3: good day.
Speaker 6: Morning JV Show. It's Jonathan from San Carlos is the
Speaker 6: bleeped on word pimple her pimple popped. I mean, gosh,
Speaker 6: that's a lot of oversharing.
Speaker 3: Make it a great day.
Speaker 6: Pimple popped? All right? So here's today's clip, unbleeped.
Speaker 3: I don't know how it comes up, but it gatherings.
Speaker 3: My wife will often tell the story about the time
Speaker 3: she got her pimple popped. She's just like it was
Speaker 3: a big one. Just I don't want to get into
Speaker 3: the details because it's disgusty, sick.
Speaker 6: I want to hear about it.
Speaker 3: I think it's by a dermatologist or a doctor something.
Speaker 6: If you got to go to the doctor for a pimple, you.
Speaker 3: Know, is that sometimes you don't even know. You're like,
Speaker 3: is this a pimple? What is this thing? It's if
Speaker 3: there's a golf ball under my skin and then they
Speaker 3: just pop up here and you go on live your life.
Speaker 3: You're fine, all right. Shout out to Jonathan and sant
Speaker 3: carl Let's get the very first correct answer this morning.
Speaker 3: Enjoy that brand new JV show, Chuck Mug, my man,
Speaker 3: what's up? All right? A few other people came with
Speaker 3: the craiged answer this morning, but really the guest is
Speaker 3: all over the place this morning, mostly relating to different
Speaker 3: body parts that could be popped, knuckles, toes, necks, bags,
Speaker 3: all sorts of things. All right, Colleen in Redwood City
Speaker 3: had the correct answer, not quite fast enough. So did
Speaker 3: our buddy I've been in San Jose. Gracy and Tracy
Speaker 3: had it this morning.
Speaker 6: What's up?
Speaker 3: And Tracy's and Samantha and San Jose sliding in here
Speaker 3: right towards the end of the game with the craiged answer.
Speaker 3: But I mean, let's be honest, a little bit too late. Yeah, tomorrow,
Speaker 3: let's get faster.
Speaker 6: Yeah, have to five. You will have another chance to
Speaker 6: be in here on the JV Show.
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Speaker 6: All right, let's go to the phones, weldy for night
Speaker 6: and Hi, who's this?
Speaker 8: Hi?
Speaker 6: Hi, Sandra, how's it going?
Speaker 3: Good morning.
Speaker 8: I'm so excited and nervous all at once.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, we're so excited to have you on.
Speaker 6: Don't be nervous.
Speaker 3: Yeah, just relax. You're gonna be fine. Unless Selena. She doesn't.
Speaker 3: She totally face plants in the entire Bay area, gets
Speaker 3: all questions wrong, and then I shout holy horrible trivia
Speaker 3: at the end.
Speaker 6: But that's not gonna happen.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, no, totally won't. But it has happened
Speaker 3: to some people.
Speaker 6: It does.
Speaker 5: You are I love listening to you?
Speaker 6: Oh, thank you so much. So here's how this works.
Speaker 6: We're gonna ask you four trivia questions. Just gotta get
Speaker 6: three correct. If you can do that, you win tickets
Speaker 6: to see Alessia Kara. All right, you got this? Are
Speaker 6: you ready? Question number one? The original Home Alone movie
Speaker 6: takes place in a suburb of what major US city?
Speaker 5: Oh my god, I.
Speaker 3: Need to get a flight home to see my son.
Speaker 3: And then where she tried to fly to? I take
Speaker 3: a gas, I mean throw out.
Speaker 6: Your favorite major Yes, in Connecticut.
Speaker 3: Connecticut's estate by the way, you know with Chicago, Chicago?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I guess?
Speaker 3: So okay, all right, all right. Question number two. The
Speaker 3: Dare program taught kids many different ways to say no
Speaker 3: to drugs? What did DARE stand for?
Speaker 6: Oh gosh, that was from my era too.
Speaker 3: I mean, you know what the D You know what
Speaker 3: the D stands for?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 6: Drugs?
Speaker 3: Drug? Okay, you got one? Drugs?
Speaker 5: I guess, Oh gee, yeah, I have.
Speaker 3: You're gonna run that's okay. Final guests, before I hit
Speaker 3: you with the nope, can I have a lifeline? DARE
Speaker 3: stands for Drug Abuse Resistance Education.
Speaker 7: There you go.
Speaker 3: That was a trick. That was a tricky one the
Speaker 3: old DARE program.
Speaker 6: All right. Question number three, what was the official title
Speaker 6: of this second Top gun movie?
Speaker 9: Maverick Pop?
Speaker 3: Yeah, there go, she is on the board. Question number four,
Speaker 3: quicksilver is another name for what type of metal? Which
Speaker 3: is the only metal that is liquid at room temperature?
Speaker 6: Said, that was so much confidence, son of us.
Speaker 3: Don't the correct answer there? Mercury titanium quite hard at
Speaker 3: room temperature. Very so that's a very strong metal, mercury,
Speaker 3: like in a thermometer.
Speaker 6: It guys, you guys, grander.
Speaker 3: I did not just being a realist.
Speaker 6: He was just speaking is truth and it just happened
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Speaker 3: One right.
Speaker 6: Come on, Sandra, you did not win the JV show.
Speaker 6: You have nope game. Hey, we really appreciated you coming
Speaker 6: on here. It ain't easy to do.
Speaker 3: You gotta be brave.
Speaker 6: You got to be brave, and you did it, and
Speaker 6: we hope you had fun. I did have fun. I
Speaker 6: love listening to it every morning, and I was shocked
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Speaker 6: Don't hang up, don't hang up, hang hang on. There
Speaker 6: we have some birthday shout outs.
Speaker 3: Just one to be for it to be fully accurate.
Speaker 6: Oh I w too, Okay, no, no, no, just just
Speaker 6: do one.
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Speaker 3: And that wasn't happy birthday, Solea. We have got one
Speaker 3: that fart We want to play that one?
Speaker 6: Definitely the wrong one.
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Speaker 5: Good morning, Davy show.
Speaker 6: Kid.
Speaker 5: I'm wonder if you guys can help me wish my
Speaker 5: son Jayleen a happy eighteen birthday. He has been counting
Speaker 5: down the day and now he's finally eighteen. So happy birthday, Jalen.
Speaker 5: I hope you have a great day at school. Thanks guys.
Speaker 5: Hope you guys also have a great day.
Speaker 6: Oh, thank you. But who gives a fart about it?
Speaker 3: Happy birthday En eighteen? That's a big one. Who gives
Speaker 3: a fart for.
Speaker 6: That's a good point.
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Speaker 6: Okay, so you guys might be team Blake Lively after hearing.
Speaker 3: This away Katie flip flop so many times, me too.
Speaker 6: Okay, So yesterday told.
Speaker 2: You how Blake Lively filed an amended lawsuit earlier this
Speaker 2: week right where she claims that two other actresses who
Speaker 2: worked on It Ends with us also felt uncomfortable by
Speaker 2: Justin Baldoni. Right. She did not reveal their identities in
Speaker 2: the filing, but she did say that they were willing
Speaker 2: to testify in the trial.
Speaker 6: Also to clarify something.
Speaker 2: I told you how one of the women did go
Speaker 2: to Sony with her complaints, but like nothing happened. I
Speaker 2: guess Sony told her like, hey, you know, we're just
Speaker 2: the distributor. We don't actually oversee physical production. You have
Speaker 2: to take that up with Wayfarer, who is the production
Speaker 2: company which is ran by Justin Baldoni. So of course
Speaker 2: the claims were never investigated and nothing changed after that.
Speaker 2: Just wanted to clarify thats were think we're a little
Speaker 2: confused yesterday now to some text messages that Blake included
Speaker 2: in the amended lawsuit. So a lot of it was
Speaker 2: Blake going back and forth with these two women about
Speaker 2: feeling uncomfortable around Justin but trying to like trying to
Speaker 2: find a way to keep the peace because they still
Speaker 2: had a lot of filming to do, and they would
Speaker 2: say like, whenever they spoke up, they almost instantly regretted
Speaker 2: it because Justin would get all like weird or snippy
Speaker 2: or impatient.
Speaker 6: With them, and he like his whole mood would change
Speaker 6: and the vibe was weird.
Speaker 2: So apparently Justin once asked Blake if he crossed the
Speaker 2: line with some of his comments, and Blake said yes,
Speaker 2: And his response to that was a joke about missing
Speaker 2: the sexual harassment meeting, like, oh, Gussa must have missed
Speaker 2: that meeting, and like laughed it off.
Speaker 3: Then Blake he was aware of it, He was aware
Speaker 3: of potentially that he did something that might have offended
Speaker 3: some people.
Speaker 2: Yes, Then Blake texted one of the other women and said, quote,
Speaker 2: they're talking about Justin. She said, you can't just record
Speaker 2: people without asking. You can't speak to people sexually while
Speaker 2: not in character or while talking about a character, and
Speaker 2: if you overstep, you move on. It's the weirdness after
Speaker 2: that makes it feel bad. Like if we speak up,
Speaker 2: the vibes on set get really funky and the work suffers.
Speaker 6: Okay, So he was like, she's accusing him of secretly.
Speaker 2: Recording somebody on the cast, and if I feel like
Speaker 2: it was just jokes or comments that maybe he thought
Speaker 2: were funny but made other people feel uncomfortable because he
Speaker 2: was also overheard, according to one of the other female actresses,
Speaker 2: just about don who was overheard telling somebody else on
Speaker 2: set like, dude, I have to tell you something, but
Speaker 2: I don't want to get canceled. You can't say anything
Speaker 2: on this set anymore interesting.
Speaker 3: I don't, but you can make you switch? Does make
Speaker 3: you switch signs? I mean that make me feel uncomfortable
Speaker 3: all the time. I don't you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Like I'm making weird comments to you, like I'm I've
Speaker 2: I've moved over a little more to team Blake.
Speaker 8: Really see the reason why I'm not fully like moving
Speaker 8: is because Blake also has made really weird comments in
Speaker 8: the text messages between her and Justin. So it's like,
Speaker 8: you can't have somebody accuse somebody of making weird comments
Speaker 8: towards you if you're also doing the same.
Speaker 6: But was that her trying to keep the peace so
Speaker 6: they can like to get through filming.
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I feel like she said stuff that like if you
Speaker 3: took it to HR and'd be like, I don't think
Speaker 3: a coworker should be texting me these sorts of things.
Speaker 6: And you know, but did he say, hey, I feel uncomfortable.
Speaker 6: You crossed the line?
Speaker 3: Well, because maybe he didn't feel comfortable. You can't victim blame.
Speaker 6: Maybe he was the victim they had.
Speaker 8: That.
Speaker 3: You can't victim blame it. Also, let me just ask
Speaker 3: let me just throw this out there because Blake Lively
Speaker 3: has a producer credit on this. Yeah, you're a producer.
Speaker 3: That means you're taking some ownership of what is happening
Speaker 3: on set because you are producing. So isn't she if
Speaker 3: stuff is happening, it's also her responsibility right to put
Speaker 3: a stop to it.
Speaker 6: That's true. That's a good point. So did she She's
Speaker 6: saying that she did speak up and one nothing changed
Speaker 6: they went to wear for Wayfair. Nothing changed because it's
Speaker 6: ran by Justin. You know, this is all a lot
Speaker 6: of the receipts.
Speaker 3: But are their receipts from that, I guess is I'd
Speaker 3: like to see that she filed the formal complaint.
Speaker 1: He wait, I didn't go.
Speaker 6: I didn't go up through page for pages. I don't know,
Speaker 6: because I think at that.
Speaker 8: Point, if you go to Wayfair and they're not doing anything,
Speaker 8: then you try to go further up to try to
Speaker 8: make something happen, not wait years later till the movie's
Speaker 8: out and you're like, oh, by the way, I knew
Speaker 8: that this person was in this situation and that I
Speaker 8: I don't know. I guess it's tougher when you're in
Speaker 8: actually in the situation, but I'm still in the middle.
Speaker 6: I don't know what to believe.
Speaker 2: No, I also want to throw this out. I thought
Speaker 2: this is kind of interesting. A lot of people think
Speaker 2: Taylor Swift has been lying about how involved she was
Speaker 2: with the film. Remember, like she's been trying to distance
Speaker 2: herself from Blake Lively and from Justin and from the
Speaker 2: movie and just from everything. And she says the only
Speaker 2: time she even met Justin was that one time at
Speaker 2: Blake Lively's house where she walked into a meeting not
Speaker 2: even knowing a meeting in ambush to was going on yeah,
Speaker 2: and Justin Feldt ambushed, well, there's a clip from a
Speaker 2: promo tour right when right after the movie dropped, where
Speaker 2: Justin was talking about how they hired the actress to
Speaker 2: play like.
Speaker 6: The young Lily Bloom, which is Blake Living's character.
Speaker 2: But there was you know, there's like flashback scenes and
Speaker 2: stuff where he's much younger, and he says like, on
Speaker 2: this promo tour that Taylor helped cast that young actress
Speaker 2: because he showed the casting tape to Taylor Swift and
Speaker 2: Blake Lively and they were gushing over how amazing she is.
Speaker 6: And that's when they made the decision that she's the one.
Speaker 3: It's like, I gotta find somebody to play my bestie's
Speaker 3: younger self. Yes, that totally does look like you. Taylor
Speaker 3: could have involved so and her song is on the soundtrack.
Speaker 3: I heard it.
Speaker 6: Pulving is getting so it's getting so messy.
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Speaker 3: How long do we have before the asteroid Cream twenty
Speaker 3: thirty two? Remember that asteroid. We talked about this and
Speaker 3: had a very small outside chance of hitting Earth and
Speaker 3: the asteroid was first discovered in December. It's estimated to
Speaker 3: be between about one hundred and thirty and three hundred
Speaker 3: feet wide. It'll pack a decent punch if it impacts Earth. Yeah,
Speaker 3: And when they first discovered it, they said the impact
Speaker 3: probability was just a denz bit over one percent, which
Speaker 3: everyone's like, we're fine. One percent, that's nothing. That's actually
Speaker 3: pretty rare. Most of the asteroids that whiz by us
Speaker 3: all the time have much smaller chances than that one percent.
Speaker 3: Anything over that percent threshold warrants some extra attention. While
Speaker 3: as scientists have studied it further in the following days,
Speaker 3: they've revised that probability. It went up to two point
Speaker 3: three percent, and then this week, you guys, it went
Speaker 3: up to three point one percent. Now, let's put that
Speaker 3: in terms that we can all understand it gambling, because
Speaker 3: right now that's roughly a one in thirty two chance
Speaker 3: of this thing hitting Earth. And again, by comparison something
Speaker 3: that we can all understand, the Roulett Wheel in Vegas. Yeah,
Speaker 3: odds of hitting a single number on there on the
Speaker 3: Roulett Wheel one in thirty seven, which is worse odds.
Speaker 3: Let me enter this into evidence. I've hit read three
Speaker 3: many a times. They're gon stacks on stacks on stacks.
Speaker 6: I don't need this kind of stress.
Speaker 3: So those odds do come to fruition sometimes. If it
Speaker 3: did impact Earth, it'd be on or around December twenty second,
Speaker 3: twenty thirty two. So I feel like we've got some
Speaker 3: time now. NASA says, there James Webb telescope that's up there.
Speaker 3: They're going to observe this in March of this year
Speaker 3: to better assess the size of the asteroid. We also
Speaker 3: know that NASA has already experimented with I believe that
Speaker 3: they called it like their Dart mission or something, where
Speaker 3: they slammed a spacecraft into a small asteroid to see
Speaker 3: if they could alter the trajectory of it, and they
Speaker 3: were able to do that. So there are options on
Speaker 3: the table. Should the probability continue to go up, which
Speaker 3: it likely won't. It probably may go down as they
Speaker 3: study this further. But should there be an asteroid like
Speaker 3: of this size that they're like, you know what, odds
Speaker 3: very high as can hit Earth, I think there are
Speaker 3: a lot of protocols in place where they could nudge
Speaker 3: this thing slightly off course and it would ride on
Speaker 3: buy Earth.
Speaker 6: That's scary. Fine, I don't need this.
Speaker 3: There's also the probability that just boom, it just smacks
Speaker 3: right into Earth, which isn't too far away, Graham, twenty
Speaker 3: thirty two is only seven years away.
Speaker 1: No, we do not have time.
Speaker 3: Good morning everyone, hope you have a great day. This
Speaker 3: is there from summer MOONI it's only seventy years, seven
Speaker 3: years away. But Selena, think of all the technology we've gotten,
Speaker 3: all the advancements, and all the time we've been able
Speaker 3: to fly people back to the moot. Yeah, I've been
Speaker 3: able to do that in like fifty years.
Speaker 6: What about don't we have? Is space force a thing?
Speaker 3: It is? And maybe they could space force could shoot
Speaker 3: it down or something you some of their like space lasers.
Speaker 3: I know they've been working on some space lasers. Maybe
Speaker 3: they could just blast it with.
Speaker 6: This is right in their wheelhouse. This is why we
Speaker 6: have a space force, right right.
Speaker 3: Space force is up there like shooting laser guns at
Speaker 3: each other, like fighting with lightsabers, with our pretend light
Speaker 3: savers because they haven't the real ones I've been invented yet.
Speaker 3: But yeah, don't I mean, don't lose any sleep over this. Yeah,
Speaker 3: but just know that the obs have been increasing just
Speaker 3: a little bit and you got seven years to live
Speaker 3: it up.
Speaker 2: Yes, So how about this Delta is offering those passengers
Speaker 2: that were on that crash flight. You guys all saw
Speaker 2: the scary video of the flight that landed into well
Speaker 2: crash landed in Toronto and ended up flipped over.
Speaker 6: And they were just like hanging there like bats.
Speaker 2: According to the passengers, Delta is offering every person that
Speaker 2: was on the airplane at thirty thousand dollars.
Speaker 6: They say no strings.
Speaker 8: At times, get your bag, but is this negotiable?
Speaker 2: Can you like not accept that and try to go
Speaker 2: for more because there's a Canadian law firm saying that
Speaker 2: they've already retained quite a few people that.
Speaker 6: Were on this flight.
Speaker 3: I mean, if I've learned anything in air travel is
Speaker 3: that when they first offer up the package for you
Speaker 3: to get out of your seats, you wait because they're like,
Speaker 3: we're going to offer up two first class tickets. We
Speaker 3: just need five people to get off the plane if
Speaker 3: you want to take that, And you wait and the
Speaker 3: offer gets better and better and better, so you never
Speaker 3: take the first offer. I mean, that's for rule number one.
Speaker 3: Rule number two is you if you think there's going
Speaker 3: to be pending litigation, like, I'm assuming there will be,
Speaker 3: because everybody sues everybody for everything, and that's just the
Speaker 3: American way and probably the Canadian way too. This is Toronto.
Speaker 3: I would assume that you don't want to take a
Speaker 3: cash settlement because that's in the eyes of the court.
Speaker 3: They're saying, well, no, you took a settlement.
Speaker 6: All you right, You're done.
Speaker 3: You're forfeiting your right to sue.
Speaker 6: And I want more money?
Speaker 3: Why because I arrived.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and my life is only worth thirty thousand to
Speaker 2: U Delta, So what about this grand Because a Delta
Speaker 2: spokesperson said, like, this money comes in no strings attached
Speaker 2: and does not affect.
Speaker 3: Right there, you go take your beg.
Speaker 6: I mean, you can get your bag, take this thirty k.
Speaker 3: But then still I would talk to a lawyer like that, okay,
Speaker 3: with but what do you suing your suing for? I mean,
Speaker 3: I guess if you have medical but some people had
Speaker 3: to get transferred to the hospital.
Speaker 2: Obviously, if you had more medical bills, what about psychological
Speaker 2: trauma PTSD?
Speaker 6: I'm losing sleep, but do you I will. I can
Speaker 6: never get on a plane again because of the.
Speaker 3: Fear Delta gave you thirty thousand dollars for bus tickets
Speaker 3: on Greyhill. Come on, look at all the places you
Speaker 3: could go by.
Speaker 2: Travis Barker survived a plane crash huh and couldn't get
Speaker 2: on a flight and it like really it really affected
Speaker 2: him for years and wasn't able to get on a
Speaker 2: plane again until Courtney Kardashian forced him to one day.
Speaker 3: All right, well, one of his close friends died in
Speaker 3: that plane crash.
Speaker 2: I mean to be fair, but still, but even living
Speaker 2: through that, and obviously that that one was much much worse.
Speaker 6: But you're telling me none of these people are going
Speaker 6: to have any sort of trauma after this.
Speaker 3: I'm sure people will. I'm sure they will.
Speaker 6: That's worth a lot more than thirty thousand dollars, if
Speaker 6: you ask me, is it?
Speaker 3: I don't know. I don't know how you put a
Speaker 3: dollar amount on trauma. Settlements like these are very How
Speaker 3: do you How do you determine what one person's trauma's
Speaker 3: worth versus another person's. I don't know. I'm not that
Speaker 3: I'm glad I don't have to decide.
Speaker 6: Well, you put it really high and then lay lower
Speaker 6: it to whatever they think.
Speaker 3: Eventually you meet in the middle, right, they say thirty
Speaker 3: and you'd be like no, and then eventually you land
Speaker 3: on you know, fifty two and some free tickets.
Speaker 1: The JV Show on Wild ninety four to nine.
Speaker 2: Before we get to our meeting in the ladies room, Gramm,
Speaker 2: you were telling us about an asteroid.
Speaker 3: Potentially potential Earth twenty thirty two, but the odds have
Speaker 3: increased to over three percent.
Speaker 11: Now, Hey, guys, it's Angie. Good morning. I just wanted
Speaker 11: to call about the asteroid. It's giving don't look up vibes.
Speaker 11: I don't know if you guys have seen that movie.
Speaker 11: Given the current administration, I'm just saying, but hopefully NASA
Speaker 11: just takes things into their own hands and do and
Speaker 11: does what they need to do. But anyway, that's what
Speaker 11: I'm feeling.
Speaker 6: Have a good day. Bye, Hey, thank you for that.
Speaker 6: I did watch that movie.
Speaker 3: I never saw it.
Speaker 2: I remember not liking it that much. I don't remember
Speaker 2: a lot from it. I was kind of tuned out.
Speaker 6: I didn't watch it, but it seems like a lot
Speaker 6: of big names.
Speaker 2: Are Yeah, everybody's in the movies on Netflix if you
Speaker 2: do want to check it out.
Speaker 12: Good morning, Javie's family, Mama Albert here, I have a
Speaker 12: question for you all. Have we all noticed that little
Speaker 12: AI circle y siny on the bottom of your Instagram page?
Speaker 12: You think that's listening to our voices to get everybody's
Speaker 12: nunciations of pronunciations and how we are same thing so
Speaker 12: that medic can use it later on. I don't give
Speaker 12: you permission, I will see you.
Speaker 6: I don't know what you're talking about. Do you guys
Speaker 6: have a little AI circle thing?
Speaker 8: I don't. I have the circle in the search bar
Speaker 8: you know where you where you can ask meta AI something.
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I have that one definite.
Speaker 3: Yeah. And I've seen some more little AI little symbly
Speaker 3: things on some other stuff. I feel like that's bringing itbull.
Speaker 6: But is this nothing new? We know our phones are listening.
Speaker 3: Instagram been listening to this stuff for days. Yeah, say
Speaker 3: bowflex ten times in front of it and watch the
Speaker 3: ads even better the ones I'd be getting now. Look,
Speaker 3: I did search it, but try an adjustable dumbell set.
Speaker 3: Say that in front of your phone a bunch of
Speaker 3: times and watch those go where's my jewelry?
Speaker 6: Oh my god? You guys. People on TikTok are swearing
Speaker 6: that this is the way to get anyone that you
Speaker 6: are kind of eyeing.
Speaker 2: Maybe you like what you see. This is the way
Speaker 2: to get them to come up to you in any
Speaker 2: social setting.
Speaker 3: Okay, this is valuable, and everyone's listen up.
Speaker 6: It's called sticky eyes, is what they're calling. Like this surefire,
Speaker 6: it gets.
Speaker 3: All goofy in the corner your eyes. No, no, you
Speaker 3: have like pink.
Speaker 6: It's just it's a flirting technique. Sticky eyes.
Speaker 2: Okay, So the first thing you have to do, like
Speaker 2: let's say you're like, I don't know, at a bar
Speaker 2: or something in the restaurant. The first thing you gotta
Speaker 2: do is you have to make eye contact with that person.
Speaker 6: That you have the hots for.
Speaker 3: Okay, I see someone attractive from CRUs.
Speaker 6: You're looking at them. But then once they look at
Speaker 6: you and you make eye contact, you have to look
Speaker 6: away like you've been caught.
Speaker 3: You have to look away really really so sticky.
Speaker 2: This TikToker says that will hook your target and this
Speaker 2: is when you make your next move.
Speaker 3: Okay, So now they're interested, like why did that person
Speaker 3: just look They looked away quickly. Now they're curious, do
Speaker 3: their eyes look sticky to you?
Speaker 6: So then you look at them again.
Speaker 3: How long do you have to wait, I guess.
Speaker 6: Are we talking? Yeah, because that's just whenever it feels natural. Wait, wait,
Speaker 6: like a little bit.
Speaker 2: But then the next time you look at them and
Speaker 2: they meet your eyes again, they say, don't look away
Speaker 2: this time.
Speaker 6: You let that person break first. What if they don't
Speaker 6: break the.
Speaker 3: Stand off?
Speaker 2: Yeah, because they're for sure going to look back because
Speaker 2: they want to see like if you were actually looking
Speaker 2: at them, or if they.
Speaker 6: Were like tripping you know what I mean. So they're
Speaker 6: gonna what if they're doing sticky eyes on me? And
Speaker 6: then nobody looks away and we're.
Speaker 3: Just yeah, you guys will sit there there, they'll be
Speaker 3: closing the restaurant around you, and you guys will still
Speaker 3: be staring at each other.
Speaker 2: So once they look and then again, you're like holding
Speaker 2: out until they break contact. Once they do that, that's
Speaker 2: that's your sign to play play hard to get because
Speaker 2: once you look away, do not look at them again.
Speaker 2: And this person says guaranteed, that person will like come
Speaker 2: closer to you and they'll be in front of you
Speaker 2: to like see like what's going on, Like why are
Speaker 2: you looking at them? It's almost as if you've psychically
Speaker 2: summoned them to you. According to this TikToker.
Speaker 3: Now, what if, because I feel like this happens from
Speaker 3: time to time, I'm looking at something behind somebody like uh,
Speaker 3: and I you know, I asked my wife and I
Speaker 3: point is that the bathroom over there? And it looks
Speaker 3: like I'm looking and pointing right at them and saying
Speaker 3: something to her. I'm really just asking that that's them
Speaker 3: behind them. What if you misinterpret the sticky eyes like
Speaker 3: that and your eyes get stuck?
Speaker 2: You have to be careful because it is such a
Speaker 2: powerful flirting technique that if you if it's misinterpreted, that
Speaker 2: person is still going to show bright in front of
Speaker 2: yourn you're stuck with sticky ice?
Speaker 6: Is someone you don't even want. What if you're doing.
Speaker 8: Sticky ice to multiple people and you just have a
Speaker 8: bunch of like a.
Speaker 6: Group in front of you, it's all good for you,
Speaker 6: good for you.
Speaker 3: Moth to a flame, all right. So to recap, I
Speaker 3: look at what I'm married. You look at someone that
Speaker 3: you're interested in, and the second they notice that you're
Speaker 3: looking at them, you look look away. Way, don't look
Speaker 3: at my sticky eyes? Now, I wait, until what what's
Speaker 3: step two? Because step one's easy. Everybody does that one.
Speaker 6: Step two is you look back at them.
Speaker 3: Okay, now I'm looking back at We're going to look at.
Speaker 2: You to see if you were looking at them or not.
Speaker 2: But then don't break eye contact. You let them break
Speaker 2: it first.
Speaker 6: Okay. This is that this has given.
Speaker 2: Confirmation that you were looking at that person. And then
Speaker 2: after that you play hard to get and they'll come
Speaker 2: up to you.
Speaker 3: Do you have to practice your facial expression on that
Speaker 3: second long gaze because I feel like this for a
Speaker 3: guy that's trying this, you are very dangerously walking the
Speaker 3: creepy tightrope here. Yeah, because if you look creepily and
Speaker 3: then you're staring at them creepily, isn't that going to
Speaker 3: get you? Yeah? But that's not control what creepous subjective?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I think this just works on girls, Like girls
Speaker 8: are the or women are the only ones that can
Speaker 8: do this without it?
Speaker 3: I think so too. It's I think it's easier because
Speaker 3: look if ladies. Now if you find because we've noticed
Speaker 3: that the creepy scale for men is largely based on looks,
Speaker 3: So if a guy is not somebody that you're interested
Speaker 3: interested in, looks wise and you catch them staring at you,
Speaker 3: and then you look at them, like, is that creepy
Speaker 3: guys still looking at it? Still looking at me? Look,
Speaker 3: you won't even look away. Yes, that creepy guy's still
Speaker 3: looking at me blinking. Yeah, see how that could backfire? Yeah,
Speaker 3: so you have to be good looking to pull this off.
Speaker 2: And maybe like a smile or something to make it
Speaker 2: like a smile, like a head nod, like drink your drink,
Speaker 2: love your.
Speaker 6: Head to the music, you know what I mean. Don't
Speaker 6: be like weird about it.
Speaker 8: Remember to blink too, but not too much because then
Speaker 8: you could turn into a creepy smile.
Speaker 3: This is Lena. Look and see if I'm gonna try
Speaker 3: this smile on the head bob do it?
Speaker 6: Oh no, my god, you belong in a psych word zeez.
Speaker 3: Takes some practice in the mirror before you try, won't.
Speaker 6: TikTok said that this technique works though, So why there
Speaker 6: you go.
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Speaker 6: Good point. All right, back to our meeting in the
Speaker 6: ladies room.
Speaker 2: I was just telling you about this surefire technique to
Speaker 2: get anybody who you are looking at to get up
Speaker 2: and talk to you, like if you're at a bar
Speaker 2: or whatever.
Speaker 6: It's called sticky eyes.
Speaker 3: Good morning, guys.
Speaker 12: This is Nancy.
Speaker 7: You guys are making me feel hello old over here
Speaker 7: with this whole sticky eye thing, which is crazy because
Speaker 7: I'm twenty seven too like you guys. But yeah, if
Speaker 7: this is the new technique, I would screw it up
Speaker 7: so fast.
Speaker 3: I would I would look, I'd forget.
Speaker 7: How long I'm supposed to wait to look again, and
Speaker 7: then I would look when they're supposed to look. It's
Speaker 7: way too complicated, and this is where we're at flirting.
Speaker 7: I mean, thank goodness, I already have a person because
Speaker 7: I couldn't do this anyways, Love you guys.
Speaker 6: It does sound really stressful, in case you missed it.
Speaker 2: You're supposed to look at somebody, but only long enough
Speaker 2: to where when they look at you, you act like
Speaker 2: you got caught and you look away hella fast and
Speaker 2: you wait a little bit, look back at them, wait
Speaker 2: for them to look at you, but then don't break
Speaker 2: eye contact. You stare at them, you wait for them
Speaker 2: to break eye contact, and then after that you play
Speaker 2: hard to get and they'll come up to you.
Speaker 6: Supposedly too many steps, I mean, I do have.
Speaker 3: It is a little confusing, and I think it would
Speaker 3: help if you had couple drinking drinks when you're attempting
Speaker 3: this at a bar or something. Do people still flirt
Speaker 3: in real life? Yes they do. I didn't think that's
Speaker 3: how anybody for me, that's how anybody met anymore.
Speaker 8: Yeah, at least from the friends that I have that
Speaker 8: are like in the dating scene. They tell me about
Speaker 8: how they get like hit on. But I will say
Speaker 8: people escalate things very very quickly, like they'll ride away
Speaker 8: like after a few drinks and like everything's flowing nicely.
Speaker 6: They'll be like yes, yeah, it's never like hey like
Speaker 6: to take you out or let's go out to tire sometime.
Speaker 6: So it's it's rough out there.
Speaker 3: I will say that there is a woman's eye contact
Speaker 3: is a very powerful flirting tool. So whether or not
Speaker 3: you do the sticky eyes technique exactly or not, but
Speaker 3: as a guy, if you notice that a woman is
Speaker 3: staring at you and trying to make eye contacts with
Speaker 3: you a lot. That's a good, that's a powerful.
Speaker 6: Technique, but then it's the opposite me.
Speaker 3: And we talked about that men trying the sticky eyes
Speaker 3: looking at me like strain in order.
Speaker 6: Where's pepper exactly? Graham? Would you like to throw some thing?
Speaker 3: And just want to I had one little question for you, ladies,
Speaker 3: and may be just a bit of an adult warning
Speaker 3: if you have some kids in the car, I'm going
Speaker 3: to issue that. I do want to ask the ladies
Speaker 3: something a little more adults, So if you have some kids,
Speaker 3: you can turn down the radio. We had on the
Speaker 3: day before Valentine's we had our love expert, doctor Sadie Allison,
Speaker 3: took a Kidi dot Com shout out to them. She
Speaker 3: brought each of us a very large bag of what
Speaker 3: she calls bedroom accessories, which is safe to say here,
Speaker 3: but I think everyone has an idea what those are.
Speaker 3: I want to ask if either of you ladies would
Speaker 3: like to admit, since this is the Ladi's room in
Speaker 3: it save space to admit and talk openly about these
Speaker 3: sort of things. Has anyone tried any of their bedroom accessories?
Speaker 6: I haven't too. I feel too like intimidated by them.
Speaker 3: You live alone on the road.
Speaker 2: Up.
Speaker 6: I think it's because you know that I got them,
Speaker 6: so it feels so weird.
Speaker 3: I don't want to know you turned it on.
Speaker 6: I mean, I'm mask now weird. I'm just assuming she
Speaker 6: has that. She'll never admit it. I can bring them
Speaker 6: for you, guys, there's still don't want anywhere near me.
Speaker 3: Wash it in your discrusher first, that's what you're supposed
Speaker 3: to do. Just have any of them made their way
Speaker 3: out of the box for further inspection.
Speaker 8: I need to take them out, look at them, and
Speaker 8: and just feel more confident about them.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: Okay, that's your assignment for this meeting in the ladies room.
Speaker 3: Report back to Arias Selena. Would you like to admit
Speaker 3: that you've given further inspection to any of these? You know,
Speaker 3: the Poundmatic two thousands.
Speaker 6: I don't know if I got that one.
Speaker 3: Did you know? I did?
Speaker 8: I have not.
Speaker 6: I did lay them all out in a row and
Speaker 6: showed my husband and he was like, that looks like
Speaker 6: a flat iron. I was like, yeah, I don't really
Speaker 6: know what that is. Put it back, put it back,
Speaker 6: put it back in the.
Speaker 2: Gift bag, and honestly, I had it on my bucket
Speaker 2: list next to my bathroom sink for a few days,
Speaker 2: like completely forgetting about it. And my kids are like
Speaker 2: in and out. My daughter's going in there like grabbing
Speaker 2: things and like hair products. I was like, oh my god,
Speaker 2: I had to like like chuck it into my closet
Speaker 2: where it's hidden right now, So neither.
Speaker 3: Of you, I mean, you got this incredible goodie bag
Speaker 3: full of accessories, and nobody's even fulfilled their you know
Speaker 3: that's their purpose.
Speaker 6: Yeah, not ship. Well that was just Valentine's station. Well, Graham,
Speaker 6: what about you.
Speaker 3: My stole in the trunk of my car.
Speaker 6: Wow, you haven't even taken it out of your car.
Speaker 3: Now, which is a bit because they were actually on
Speaker 3: the front seat of the you know, they were shotgun
Speaker 3: on the floor. And my mom was in town yesterday
Speaker 3: and we went to go pick up the kids from school,
Speaker 3: and she went to go get into the front seat
Speaker 3: of the car because I don't ever have anybody riding
Speaker 3: in the front seat, right My kids are always in
Speaker 3: the back when I pick them up. And my mom
Speaker 3: went to go sit down in the front seat of
Speaker 3: the cap. I had to furiously grab that paper bag
Speaker 3: and get that thing out of there quick and throw
Speaker 3: it back to the back of the drug as fast
Speaker 3: as I could have.
Speaker 6: You showed any of the good East to your wife
Speaker 6: yet no, I know you even have them.
Speaker 3: I feel like she did because maybe she heard it
Speaker 3: on the show, but I haven't brought it up.
Speaker 6: So why haven't you used that.
Speaker 3: This is the lady's room, lady, Yeah, in here, so
Speaker 3: we're talking. This is the lady's room talking.
Speaker 2: I think the fact that you haven't even you know,
Speaker 2: brought it up to your wife or showed her yet
Speaker 2: she knows you have them. She probably thinks that you're
Speaker 2: just like using everything in secret, like as soon as
Speaker 2: you leave the house, she knows what.
Speaker 3: You're doing, you know. I think most of the items
Speaker 3: I didn't fully go through the gift bag. Most of
Speaker 3: the items appeared that they were more for the ladies,
Speaker 3: so you don't.
Speaker 6: Want to use on her. But there was one specifically
Speaker 6: in there that was for men only. It was gonna
Speaker 6: and I heard I overheard her telling you that, Oh.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 6: So Kate, you're listening. Grandpa's one of those zip its.
Speaker 1: The JV Show on Wild ninety four nine.
Speaker 2: By the way, Today is Arihanna's birthday. She turns thirty
Speaker 2: seven years olds. Happy birthday to the Queen.
Speaker 6: Were on the JV show.
Speaker 2: I'm Selena and I'm Jess Quick talk back about our
Speaker 2: meeting in the ladies room. Gal, you got a whole
Speaker 2: bag of goodies and you haven't used them yet.
Speaker 10: Come on, this intimidating.
Speaker 8: That is fun, that is creative, and I think that
Speaker 8: is a wicked good Friday night.
Speaker 12: You guys try out.
Speaker 6: O buy Yeah, Jess, Yeah, right, and I will have
Speaker 6: been solo playing.
Speaker 3: Each of you ladies got a bag of bedroom.
Speaker 6: Accessories keep on, So did I.
Speaker 3: But most of those accessories were geared towards the all
Speaker 3: the one for you to try out, and you guys
Speaker 3: haven't tried them out, and she's very upset by it.
Speaker 6: I will, oh, I will eventually. I think I just
Speaker 6: am not ready yet.
Speaker 3: We'll not right now.
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Speaker 2: You guys, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelcey have taken a
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Speaker 3: They're engaged. No, she's pregnant, No what else? They joined
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Speaker 2: The relationships Jason Kelsey said, that they got a puppy.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, Actually that's kind of a big deal.
Speaker 6: It is, so I guess they've had this for a
Speaker 6: while now.
Speaker 2: It was mainly like Travis, she's the one that got
Speaker 2: the puppy, you know, she's more of a cat person.
Speaker 2: But with them being together and rumors of them house
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Speaker 6: Now, Oh, that's a big deal.
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Speaker 3: private chef. They're traveling all the time and they're busy,
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Speaker 3: it will do that.
Speaker 2: But not now now that they're both off, all they're
Speaker 2: doing is spending time together in couch rotting and watching
Speaker 2: movies and shows and stuff.
Speaker 6: A source said that they're nesting, yes, with their new puppy.
Speaker 2: A source said that that's literally all that they've been
Speaker 2: doing since they finally actually have some time off they
Speaker 2: can spend it with each other. And uh, they're also
Speaker 2: not engaged, according to this source. I don't know if
Speaker 2: I fully believe that. Yeah, there's been too many signs.
Speaker 6: Okay, do you.
Speaker 8: Guys think that he would do an over the top
Speaker 8: engagement or something more intimate, more intimate, intimate, Yeah, okay, interesting,
Speaker 8: I think over the top getting like a big public yes, no,
Speaker 8: like you have to go big it's Taylor.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I think Taylor likes her privacy. It could
Speaker 3: be a very large thing, but it's not going to
Speaker 3: be a well publicized thing.
Speaker 6: Not at all, Graham.
Speaker 3: There could be a whole symphony playing there or whatever.
Speaker 3: You know, so right, there could be some blurts thing.
Speaker 3: So maybe I changed my answer, But.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be one of those things where like nobody
Speaker 2: has cell phones like those are you know, taken away beforehand.
Speaker 6: It's gonna be like such a like that.
Speaker 2: I think.
Speaker 6: What do you guys think about this blind item?
Speaker 2: It says what feuding rappers are said to be discussing
Speaker 2: a collaboration. This will definitely get people Talking's and Kendrick.
Speaker 6: Right, only two people that anyone can come up with.
Speaker 2: What do you think about the possibility of them collabbing
Speaker 2: in the near future.
Speaker 3: It wouldn't surprise me because this in my mind, this
Speaker 3: entire beef, as well publicized as it has been, what
Speaker 3: was it really about?
Speaker 1: You know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Yeah, honestly, I feel it's about a list of who
Speaker 3: are the top rappers of all time?
Speaker 6: Or something started.
Speaker 3: That's the entire beef is founded on that rap beefs
Speaker 3: used to be about something.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I honestly feel like most rap beefs are not scripted,
Speaker 2: but they're like stage in a way, like it's more
Speaker 2: publicity stud I wouldn't I honestly would not be shocked
Speaker 2: if that's how this started and maybe just got out
Speaker 2: of hand because they got like way too disrespectful, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean, So them working together and that
Speaker 2: wouldn't That wouldn't shock me.
Speaker 6: Especially because aren't under the same like not management. Yeah,
Speaker 6: university is a group. I mean that they would be
Speaker 6: for it.
Speaker 3: I think it'd make a lot of money. It would
Speaker 3: make a lot of money.
Speaker 6: Graham, What do you have all right?
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Speaker 6: Thanks so much for hanging out with us.
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Speaker 6: Twenty A call Now, where's a couple of trends.
Speaker 3: Listen up new trend alert, you guys knew trend alert.
Speaker 3: This one was for you ladies. All the cool girlies
Speaker 3: are wearing drop ponytails right now? Do you know what
Speaker 3: a drop ponytails? No?
Speaker 6: What the heck is it?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I didn't know what that was either, and I
Speaker 3: don't know that I still fully understand because millennial is
Speaker 3: very quick to point out this is we've been doing this,
Speaker 3: this is something we did in the early two thousands
Speaker 3: when we are teenagers. A drop ponytail is sort of
Speaker 3: what they say a messier, loose piec ponytail, which again
Speaker 3: doesn't really make sense to me because I don't have
Speaker 3: long hair, but they say it's much different than your
Speaker 3: very slicked back ponytail, whether you're more retro ponytail. Drop
Speaker 3: ponytail is achieved by well dropping. You got to first
Speaker 3: bend over, use gravity to gather all your hair up together, right,
Speaker 3: and then you put your rubber band retract down doing it. Yes,
Speaker 3: you're upside down, lean all the way forward, so your
Speaker 3: hair flips all the way down. Then you can gather
Speaker 3: it all up. That's the drop part of the ponytail.
Speaker 3: And then you use your scrunchy or whatever to wrap
Speaker 3: it up. Then when you toss your hair back, you know,
Speaker 3: now you're back upright again. You pull a few pieces
Speaker 3: loose here and there, and you kind of run your
Speaker 3: fingers through it to kind of messy it up a
Speaker 3: little bit, maybe even have a few strands come down
Speaker 3: and frame your face a little bit. All the cool
Speaker 3: gurlies are wearing drop ponytails right now, Selena, where are
Speaker 3: you at with the.
Speaker 6: Drop pony don't do a drop ponytail?
Speaker 3: Why not? All the cool girlies are doing it.
Speaker 2: I feel like my it doesn't work with my hair
Speaker 2: because my hair is not I don't know, I don't
Speaker 2: I don't know the textures off, and it's like I
Speaker 2: think it works better with the different length hair.
Speaker 6: My hair is really long and so it looks funny.
Speaker 6: I will do a drop bun.
Speaker 3: The videos I saw ladies had very long hair, probably
Speaker 3: equally as long as yours, and they were doing the
Speaker 3: drop ponytail. I was gonna say, I don't think i've
Speaker 3: ever seen you in any sort of a ponytail. You're
Speaker 3: more of a messy bun.
Speaker 2: I'll do either a high ponytail or a low but
Speaker 2: it's always like sleek.
Speaker 3: What do you call the messy thing that's on top
Speaker 3: of your head now?
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I just gathered some hairliptapping the bird's nest, Jess, how
Speaker 3: do you feel about the drop ponytail? It's essentially sort
Speaker 3: of a messier ponytail, which a lot of people are
Speaker 3: pointing out that was a thing like in the early
Speaker 3: two thousands, but apparently it is the hairstyle now on
Speaker 3: TikTok for the youngsters.
Speaker 4: See.
Speaker 8: If I could do it the cute way, I totally would,
Speaker 8: But when I try putting my hair up, I have
Speaker 8: too many like baby hairs around that they just kind
Speaker 8: of it just looks messy and not messy C.
Speaker 6: So MESSI is cute, according.
Speaker 3: That's what they're saying. Yeah, but there's purposely undoing. The
Speaker 3: front part of the ponytail is not that perfect that.
Speaker 6: There's a difference between messy and like MESSYQ.
Speaker 8: Messy Q is almost like you purposely did it and
Speaker 8: it's still styled. When I try to do it, I
Speaker 8: feel like it just looks like I rolled out of
Speaker 8: bed five minutes ago.
Speaker 3: Well that's the look. That's the quay Luke and all
Speaker 3: the cool girlies are doing it according to this article,
Speaker 3: So you guys are apparently not part of the cool
Speaker 3: girl group.
Speaker 2: The other trend, apparently fake fur is out real is
Speaker 2: in and Peter listens to our show.
Speaker 6: But this is what people are saying.
Speaker 2: A lot of gen z Rs they're going into thrift
Speaker 2: shops or whatever, and they're looking for vintage firs and like,
Speaker 2: you can keep that fake stuff from Target.
Speaker 6: I want the real thing.
Speaker 2: And experts are saying that because this is just trending upwards,
Speaker 2: we're gonna start seeing it back on runways pretty soon
Speaker 2: where there was this big movement for like, you know,
Speaker 2: the thing ever, yeah, but now the real on the
Speaker 2: way back.
Speaker 3: Okay, little animals. Yeah, I'm definitely not here for this trend.
Speaker 3: Although what if you are buying it from a thrift store.
Speaker 3: Let's just say we're not making any more because we
Speaker 3: should not be making more. I mean, I'm sure there
Speaker 3: are in places, but we should not be making more.
Speaker 3: But what about wearing something that's old and vintage. I'm
Speaker 3: okay with that that way, the animals, you know, life
Speaker 3: is getting more life, more use. Yeah, we're getting more
Speaker 3: use out of that. I know Peta is not happy
Speaker 3: about that. Take it like this.
Speaker 2: Okay for me, yeah, but I would still be afraid
Speaker 2: of someone finding out it's real fur, and like what
Speaker 2: they think of me that I'm okay with little.
Speaker 6: Yeah, get flower bombed or something.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Have you guys ever warn any real furs before
Speaker 3: this is? Peter doesn't listen to the show after nine thirteen,
Speaker 3: so you're fine.
Speaker 6: I haven't. I don't think I have either. Would do
Speaker 6: ugs have like the inside of ugs?
Speaker 3: What is that?
Speaker 6: I think they used to?
Speaker 3: I think they used to now I think from what
Speaker 3: I heard, well, they don't kill the sheep to get
Speaker 3: the wool, So I feel like, isn't the outside like sheepskin?
Speaker 3: Oh that's right. Oh that's good. Good point.
Speaker 6: I think I don't know, or at least it used
Speaker 6: to be. Now it's not.
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Speaker 8: nine four coll twenty call Now, where's a couple of trends.
Speaker 3: Listen up new trend alert? You guys knew trend alert.
Speaker 3: This one was for you ladies. All the cool girlies
Speaker 3: are wearing drop ponytails right now. Do you know what
Speaker 3: a drop ponytail?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 6: What the heck is it?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I didn't know what that was either, and I
Speaker 3: don't know that I still fully understand because Millennial is
Speaker 3: very quick to point out this is we've been doing this.
Speaker 3: This is something we did in the early two thousands
Speaker 3: when we are teenagers. A drop ponytail is sort of
Speaker 3: what they say a messier loose PC ponytail, which again
Speaker 3: doesn't really make sense to me because I don't have
Speaker 3: long hair, but they say it's much different than your
Speaker 3: very slicked back ponytail, whether you're more retro ponytail. Ponytail
Speaker 3: is achieved by well dropping. You got to first bend over,
Speaker 3: use gravity to gather all your hair up together, right,
Speaker 3: and then you put your.
Speaker 6: Rubber band or you're upside down doing.
Speaker 3: It, Yes, you're upside down, lean all the way forward,
Speaker 3: so your hair flips all the way down. Then you
Speaker 3: can gather it all up. That's the drop part of
Speaker 3: the ponytail, and then you use your scrunchy or whatever
Speaker 3: to wrap it up. Then when you toss your hair back,
Speaker 3: you know now you're back upright again. You pull a
Speaker 3: few pieces loose here and there, and you kind of
Speaker 3: run your fingers through it to kind of messy it
Speaker 3: up a little bit, maybe even have a few strands
Speaker 3: come down and frame your faces a little bit. All
Speaker 3: the cool girlies are wearing drop ponytails right now, Selena,
Speaker 3: where are you at.
Speaker 6: With the drop pony don't do a drop ponytail?
Speaker 3: Why not? All the cool girlies are doing it, I
Speaker 3: feel like my.
Speaker 2: It doesn't work with my hair because my hair is
Speaker 2: not I don't know, I don't, I don't know. The
Speaker 2: texture is off, and it's like I think it works
Speaker 2: better with the different length hair. My hair is really
Speaker 2: long and so it looks funny. I will do a
Speaker 2: drop bun.
Speaker 3: The videos I saw ladies had very long hair, probably
Speaker 3: equally as long as yours, and they were doing the
Speaker 3: drop ponytail. I was gonna say, I don't think I've
Speaker 3: ever seen you in any sort of a ponytail. You're
Speaker 3: more of a messy bun.
Speaker 2: I'll do either a high ponytail or a low, but
Speaker 2: it's always like sleek.
Speaker 3: What do you call the messy thing that's on top
Speaker 3: of your head now?
Speaker 6: I don't know. I just gathered some hairlip.
Speaker 3: The bird's nest, Jess, how do you feel about the
Speaker 3: drop ponytail. It's essentially sort of a messier ponytail, which
Speaker 3: a lot of people are pointing out that was a
Speaker 3: thing like in the early two thousands, but apparently it
Speaker 3: is the hairstyle now on TikTok for the youngsters.
Speaker 6: See if I could do it the cute way, I
Speaker 6: totally would.
Speaker 8: But when I try putting my hair up, I have
Speaker 8: too many like baby hairs around that they just kind
Speaker 8: of it just looks messy and not messy cute.
Speaker 6: So messy is cute, according.
Speaker 3: That's what they're saying. Yeah, there's purposely undoing. The front
Speaker 3: part of the ponytail is not that perfect slick back.
Speaker 8: There's a difference between mes see and like messy Q.
Speaker 8: Messy Q is almost like you purposely did it and
Speaker 8: it's still styled. When I try to do it, I
Speaker 8: feel like it just looks like I rolled out of
Speaker 8: bed five minutes ago.
Speaker 3: Well that's the look. That's the little que Luke and
Speaker 3: all the cool girlies are doing it according to this article,
Speaker 3: So you guys are apparently not part of the cool
Speaker 3: girl group.
Speaker 2: The other trend apparently fake fur is out, real is
Speaker 2: in and Peda listens to our show.
Speaker 6: But this is what people are saying.
Speaker 2: A lot of gen z rs they're going into thrift
Speaker 2: shops or whatever and they're looking for vintage firs and like,
Speaker 2: you can keep that fake stuff from Target.
Speaker 6: I want the real thing.
Speaker 2: And experts are saying that because this is just trending upwards,
Speaker 2: we're gonna start seeing it back on runways pretty soon
Speaker 2: where there was this big movement for like, you know
Speaker 2: the thing ever, Yeah, but now the real on the
Speaker 2: way back.
Speaker 6: Okay, poor little animals.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm definitely not here for this trend. Although what
Speaker 3: if you are buying it from a thrift store. Let's
Speaker 3: just say we're not making any more because we should
Speaker 3: not be making more. I mean, I'm sure there are
Speaker 3: in places, but we should not be making more. But
Speaker 3: what about wearing something that's old and vintage.
Speaker 6: I'm okay with that.
Speaker 3: That way the animals, you know, life is getting more life,
Speaker 3: more use. Yeah, we're getting more use out of that.
Speaker 3: I know Peta is not happy about that. Take it like.
Speaker 2: Okay for me, Yeah, but I would still be afraid
Speaker 2: of someone finding out it's real fur and like what
Speaker 2: they think of me that I'm okay with little.
Speaker 6: Yeah, get flower bombed or something.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Have you guys ever warn any real furs before
Speaker 3: this is? Peter doesn't listen to the show after nine thirteen,
Speaker 3: So you're fine.
Speaker 6: I haven't. I don't think I have either. Would do
Speaker 6: ugs have? Like the inside of ugs?
Speaker 3: What is that?
Speaker 6: I think they used to?
Speaker 3: I think they used to now I think from what
Speaker 3: I heard, Well, they don't kill the sheep to get
Speaker 3: the wool. So I feel like, isn't the.
Speaker 6: Outside like sheepskin?
Speaker 3: Oh that's right, good point.
Speaker 6: I think I don't know. It used to be now
Speaker 6: it's not.
Speaker 3: Oh no, Pea's back to listen to the very upset
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