Speaker 1: Made a decision. Okay, sunny sun on, I hadasion my night.
Speaker 2: So anyway, what's up.
Speaker 1: Hey, Hey, hey Friday, Friday, mama's still sick.
Speaker 2: I know, I know, we're gonna get you out of here.
We're gonna just rush through this show. We're gonna just
do let's just phone it in.
Speaker 1: Okay, just kidding you, guys.
Speaker 2: We got we got lots to talk about. First of all, uh,
I wanted to tell you that it was so cute. Okay,
this is what I knew that sending LB to UCLA
was going to be a great decision all around. Like, yeah,
it was my dream for her to go to UCLA.
Not because it's an amazing school. It is an amazing school,
but because like it's a great school that's you know,
twenty minutes.
Speaker 1: From exact so that's the best part.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I hate to brag, but like I can see.
I was like, look, if she goes sideways at any time,
or if you just feel like you need to sleep
in your own bed, like oh, like yeah, come home,
Like I'll come pick you up, just.
Speaker 1: Name the t If you feel like me sleeping in
your bed, I'll come home and cuddle with you.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, so the other day she took me up
on it. It was so cute. She'd been well, first
of all, this girl's been partying a lot.
Speaker 1: But you know, as they doege college, Stephanie. Sorry to
interrupt your story. I just this morning. Did you see
on Good Morning? I don't know if it was Good Morning.
Speaker 2: Story about the sexual the drug.
Speaker 1: And drugging and getting drug Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because Julie Kaysam sent me the article first thing
this morning. I was up at six in the morning,
no offense to this gummy that we're going to talk
about a little bit later in the show, because I
ran out so i'd taken it. So my eyes popped
open at like five point thirty this morning and I
couldn't get back to sleep.
Speaker 1: Stuff is great, by the way, I took it to Florida,
and I've never slept so good my life. I know
we're not to be mad, but I'm telling you, I know.
Speaker 2: I know, but we have to officially do in the show.
We will. But anyway, I woke up this morning and
then at like six in the morning, I get a
text from Julie. Well, you know, when you're up and
it's not the time that you're supposed to be up.
Your brain is going a little crazy, like that's the
time where the anxious thoughts creep in. Yeah, so that
wasn't helpful. I was like, she's like, dude, and just
sends me this article literally this morning. Investigation underway after
two UCLA students say they were drugged at parties near campus.
Well by the way, that's the frat row that they're
talking about. That's all the fraternities are on that street.
And Elbie and Bella were out like frat party hopping
the same night that these girls were drugged.
Speaker 1: Wow, Jesus, Yeah, that's scary.
Speaker 2: And Elbe was just telling me stories about basically going drink,
like being at these frat parties and but she said that,
so I guess they were offered. Well, Albi, the problem
is Elbe doesn't like beer. She says, it's disgusting mm hmmm,
which I'm like, you got girl, you got to develop
a taste for it, like you're in college.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you got to force yourself to like it.
Speaker 2: That's what I had to do with tab when I
was in you know, migh school, I myself. You think
I liked the taste of tab? Yeah, no, but I
was like, I'm not going to drink regular soda because
I have an eating disorder like everybody else on the way,
every other teenage girl. So you make yourself like it.
It's the same thing with beer. Yeah, you know, sure?
Does it go down well the first time you drink it? No,
it's gross and bitter, but you defelt you learn to
love it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, tell her to live with me for a week.
I'll get her going on it.
Speaker 2: And I'm just kidding.
Speaker 1: Get that ip a, Yeah, the ipa you got the
corona with the line makes you like on vacation.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Like, listen, I legitimately miss beer, like of the
drinks that I actually kind of enjoyed. The first couple
of SIPs is gross, yeah, but but then you know,
the buzz sets in and then you're like beer's that bad? Yeah? Yeah, anyway,
she doesn't like it. And look this, I'm the last
person who should be talking about this, but I just
think that drinking hard alcohol is worse because you don't
know when that buzz. You don't know how much you're drinking,
Like you do a couple of shots and all of
a sudden you're hammered and don't know what's going on,
whereas at least with like beer or wine, it hits
you a little bit slower, so you can kind of
gauge it better. So I don't love that she's like
likes doing shots. Oh yeah, you know, but I can't.
I also can't be like what like I have to
just go uh huh hmm, like but she's not gonna
freaking tell me anything. I know if I act, if
I act scandalized by her, but of course I do.
This is not to say that I don't say, like,
you you got you have to be safe, like do
not drink out of like, don't don't let somebody just
hand you a drink, you know. But she knows that, right,
So some of her stories are sort of of that
variety where she's like, you know, I like, I don't
I like drinking like mixed drinks, but you know, it's hard,
it's hard to come by these parties, and I want
to be safe. I'm not going to just drink, so
she's like, better to But she told me that some
guys she was with I don't know if she was
with Bella at this point, but she was with somebody
and they went by and they were these guys were
doing shots basically or drinking out of a bottle, and
they asked Elbie and her whoever she was with, if
they wanted a drink, and Albie was like yeah, and
they were like, okay, well we're going to make sure
you see us like pour it out of that they were,
she said, they were being very like, yeah, we don't
want you to possibly think that we're putting anything in this.
So like the guy was like, do you want me
to drink out of the bottle first, like, and she
was like sure, but she's like yeah, she goes. But
just the mere fact that you're saying it tells me
that you're probably not going to try to drug or drink.
Speaker 1: But sure, Blake's got.
Speaker 2: To be careful too.
Speaker 1: They don't want to be like, you know, well, they
don't want to get roofed either, but they don't want
to be accused of stuff too. Like it's you know,
you gotta be careful.
Speaker 2: Yeah you do. And I feel bad for like boys
that are good guys and are having to like bear
the brunt of you know, the social I don't know
what you would call it, the the issue that women
and get sexually assaulted on college campuses a lot. Yeah,
and it's by boys obviously, right. But yet if you're
a good guy that would never do that, and you know,
you get grouped in with you get your under.
Speaker 1: Suspicion right, right, or like I think sometimes like I
was talking to Sunny about it, well, and then we'll
go back to the story, but like, uh, when he
was saying that he heard these this guy, this boy
and girl arguing, you know, he's like, well, I'm not
gonna just shut my window. What if this girl needed
help and stuff? Yeah, So but then after I hung
up with him, I started thinking about Yeah, I mean
like what if you know, what if this? What if
you who knows?
Speaker 2: What if?
Speaker 1: What if he tried to help a girl and then
he was left alone with her and then she was
like drunk and then said, well he tried something, you know,
you never you know. I was just thinking about that
after we talked. But yeah, that's yeah, it's gotta everybody's
got everybody's got to be careful.
Speaker 2: Yeah, every time I'm listening to you know, a dateline,
which is every day or a forty eight hour or.
Speaker 1: A twenty twenty which I thought of you, by the way,
because this last twenty twenty was right in your backyard
pretty much.
Speaker 2: Okay, oh my god, Okay, quick sidebar I thought of
you too. But we have talked about this story before,
because the freaking story took place on basically I'm Balboa
Boulevard right, like I could walk to that crime scene. Yeah,
I totally thought.
Speaker 1: I'm like, I'm like, wow, Stephanie. This this new season
of twenty twenty is coming up roses.
Speaker 2: But this one, this is a replay of this one's Yeah,
Sherry Ross Mussin.
Speaker 1: Yeah, don't tell me because I fell asleep. I didn't
finish it.
Speaker 2: Okay, well it but this this one, we've literally talked
about this one. This is what I love about our memory. Right.
It's new to you, right only I only know this
story because I've literally listened to it like seven times.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I did finish it last night, right now, how
I know how it ends?
Speaker 2: Okay, Okay, So it's the you've talked about this story before. Yeah,
it's the woman who's a nurse. Yeah, and and her
they were newly they're kind of like newlyweds. Yeah, yep.
Speaker 1: And then somebody from his past comes along, yes, Yes,
And we've talked about it we've totally talked about this
because it was in your neighborhood, or we just talked
about we.
Speaker 2: Talked because the original way that we started on this
conversation about we like stuff that takes place in our
neighborhood was this story. It was yes because we were like,
it literally was on Balboa Boulevard, like I live, this
is exactly my exit off the freeway. Like and when
they even say at one point Balboa Boulevard, and I
was like, yeah, that's that's how I would tell people
to get to my house, get off the Balboa exit.
It's just it's funny, funny, it's van nice because we
were talking about it because it's right by your school
that you went to. Oh school was on Balboa right right, yes, yes,
And that's where I'm an Encino. So if you're going
like if you're going like west on Burbank and you
don't go straight Balboa right, it's like within blocks of
each other, the neighborhood becomes it's called Van Eyes, yes,
but where I am it's Encino right right anyway, So
when she when they're saying Van Eyes, yeah, but Balbob,
I'm like's so funny. You walk across the park and
be at that crime scene.
Speaker 1: Yes, and then when they're inside the condo after it's
been updated, I'm like, I've known so many people that
have lived in those. All the valley condos kind of
look like that, like just to step down living room
and stuff. I'm just like, Wow, this is just taking
me right back to my childhood.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So anyway, okay, So anyway though, when I'm listening
to those kinds of shows and the a guy finds
a woman, you know, he's going to be good for it, like,
or he's going to be suspected of it. Well, he
either did it or he's going to be in trouble
for it for a while, right, Like if it men
found somebody murdered, Yeah, No, even if they did it,
they're not going to be the first person suspected. They're
going to be like, oh, that must have been a
really good friend, like just checking on her. If it's
a guy, they're going to be like, oh, yeah, he
probably did it, Like what's he doing there?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: It makes me kind of feel sorry for guys.
Speaker 1: Except when they did it. Except for when they did it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So anyway back to my story. So, Elbie had
a crazy week. She did the rush process rever and
you got to fill us in what happened. So that
Monday we recorded last Monday. That night she found out
her bid. I guess I don't know all the terminology,
but she is a Kappa Greek to you, yeah, Kapa
Kappa gamma. So my friends I went, I went postcard
writing this weekend and I was we were talking about
the sororities and they told me like, yeah, you don't
call it kappa Kappa gamma. I was like, oh, what
do you call it? And They're like, you just say
kappa and I was like yeah, but there's other There's
like cap something theta and then they go, yeah, that's
theta's and I was like okay. So then I when
I mentioned it again, I corrected myself and they were
all proud of me. Oh yeah, you know the Kappa
house and they're like, yeah, good girl. I don't know
shit about sororities. But so she's very happy. So she
finished the rush process and then she is in that
house and she's had a couple of meetings already.
Speaker 1: She have friends in there, and that.
Speaker 2: One of her roommates. So she lives with. Remember she
lives with there's eight of them in the apartment, so
one of them is in her sorority.
Speaker 1: Oh that's good.
Speaker 2: This girl is absolutely living her best life. Yeah, so
probably very similar to Natalia. She was just like she
loves Oh my god, I get all these texts from her.
She's just like, oh my god, I'm so happy. Yeah,
She's like, mom, I love my roommates. They're all my
best friends. Oh so I love that. So last Wednesday,
oh my god, you're going to relate to this, and
some of our listeners are going to roll their eyes.
I don't give a fuck. Yeah, so I went I
got to I went to visit her last Wednesday, right
because I had barely talked to her. She'd been just
texting me the updates, and she had suggested before. She
was like, do you want to come have lunch with me?
Like next week? This was the week before, and I.
Speaker 1: Was like, uh, hell yeah.
Speaker 2: So we agreed on Wednesday and then so we met
and I took her. I took her to lunch. It
was so fun to see her. I mean, she came down,
she just had this huge smile on her face. She's
so happy. So then she gave me all the details,
the whole rush process. She told me everything, and then
I was like, let me. I was like, well, I
mean we're in Westwood. It was like and she was like, oh,
I need to stop by Alta for something, and I
was like, okay, let me buy. Yeah. So I bought
her like a couple of things of nails, like the
fake nails, and then I got her her concealer that
she was out of. And then oh, but so before
I went down there, I was like, I'm gonna I
bought her an Uber gift card. Oh good, I got
her one hundred dollars Uber gift card. I got her
a one hundred dollars Trader Joe's, and I got her
a fifty dollars CVS. Oh that's perfect, right, So I
got to like go here you go. Like, first of all,
I also want to say, in my defense, she does
she can't do a meal card, so a meal plan
because they don't offer it really to kids that live
in university apartments. And even if you there is one
that you can get, but they it's only between certain
hours and it's only like this one place on campus.
So it's like she's like, I don't I don't need
that because yeah, it's like I don't know, it's going
to be a waste. She's making a lot of her
own food, so I'm like, well, I would be spending
a few thousand dollars on her meal plan if but
I can't. So I'm like, let me keep giving her
money for groceries. So then so I got her that,
and then I took her to Target for a few
school supplies, and then I took her shopping at Trader Joe's.
So I got to feel like good love that I
got to stalk her up and she's so like she's
so not entitled, like you know, I was like, what
else do you need? And she's like I think I'm good,
Like you know, it's okay.
Speaker 1: I'm like, whoa, let me Yeah, I'm here, Like, let
me get.
Speaker 2: You what you need. And she's like, oh, we don't
really have that much room at the apartment anyway, So
like no, I'm good. Like and then i'd be like, well,
do you need some of this some bread? She's like, oh,
maybe I could use a little of bread. I'm like,
let's get everything you need, you know. Yeah, So got
her all stocked up, had a good day with her. Okay,
then she's at her apartment. But then so this was, uh,
I guess she okay. She went home Monday. So Sunday afternoon,
I get a text from her and she was like,
what are you doing? And I literally was doing nothing.
One of the rare times I was just doing nothing.
So I go nothing and she was like, well, I
was thinking about coming home. And of course my first
response was like why, like I thought something was wrong.
And she goes, I don't know, I don't have class tomorrow.
And she goes, and a bunch of my roommates went home,
and she goes and I haven't been home since I've
been to school, and I just thought I'd spend a
night in my own bed. And I was like, hell, yes,
oh my gosh, like I'm on my way. So I
went down, I picked her up, brought her back home.
Oh my god, I had We had so much fun.
I went and got Jersey mikes and we all sat
around and ate Jersey mikes. Sadie and Xander were super
happy to see her. John was happy to see her,
and then we hung out for a little while. But
I just I wasn't like I didn't treat it like.
I was like, go do your thing, like go bedrot,
you know, if you want. And then a few hours
later she took Sadie and Xander and they went to
like McDonald's and got you know, some desserts, ice cream,
and spent some time in gossips.
Speaker 1: I loved having her home, Yeah, I love that so sweet.
Speaker 2: And I did a bunch of her laundry. Of course,
I get that laundry and got her laundry done even
though she knows how to do laundry. She brought a
bunch of clothes home, did that, and then she did
a little bit of homework like for a few hours,
and then John drove her back to school.
Speaker 1: Ah, it was so nice. You're gonna get more of that,
which isn't which is great.
Speaker 2: I know, but like you could kind of get that
with Natalia too. Yes, I'm already like that's the beauty
of yeah it being like, okay, it's not going to
be quite the same as twenty minutes. But if Natalia
was like, mom, come have lunch, Yeah, you could just
hop in the car and go lunch with her. Yes,
she we already talked about it.
Speaker 1: I think I talked about it when I got home
from Sorry, if I sound like Lisa Loopner from Saturday
Night Live, you don't. When I got back on Sunday
after dropping Sonny off, I got really weepy, and I
called Natalia and she's like, Mom, you come out here anytime,
like we you know, you don't have to do my laundry.
But Christina's mom comes and does her laundry when she visits.
I'm like, Okay, now I gotta one up Christina's mom.
But but yeah, she's you know, so I am. I'm uh,
we're gonna. I'm gonna plan on it, go drive out there.
The thing is, it's got to get the timing right,
you know, because you don't want to leave and then
get stuck in the traffic coming back. But then you know,
and then the other thing is this stupid I don't
want to complain, but about the tesla, like I have
to charge it, you know, so but luckily it charges
really quick and there's a charging station like a block
from where she is. So but but yes, I'm gonna
go visit her. I'm gonna do that, and then Sunny's
gonna be home, and you know, I don't know, another
month and a half.
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Speaker 1: I think a lot of our listeners were like, yeah, you're.
Speaker 2: Gonna see it's gonna be a whole different life change,
and it is. You were right, Okay, fine, yes it is.
Speaker 1: But I think Sunny and Natalia and Elb I think
they're at the places that fit them perfectly, which is
so weird, you know, Like LB right, like Ucla fits
her perfect, that environment, like Natalia. She is in love
with Santa Barbara. She loves the weather, she loves the
people there. You know, she likes her school, the community,
like she really is enjoying her classes. Then they're sunny.
Who's perfect for Oregon, Like it's nature and nice trees
and the weather fits in perfect. The sports that goes
on at the school, you know, all of that fits him.
You know, an Italia school didn't have doesn't have sports.
Otherwise he probably would have went to Santa Barbara. He
would have, but he wanted to be at a school
of sports. So all of our kids are It's funny.
They're like feel like they are where they should be at. Yeah,
which is nice. It's a good feeling.
Speaker 2: Yeah. And Sadie and Xander, you know, ended up at
a school that I wouldn't have thought would be the
right school for them before they started going there. You know,
I was like, I think it seems like a great school,
but you know, it's super small. It's kind of alternative,
you know. I mean, it's very academic, don't get me wrong. Sadie. Sadie,
by the way, she's she's struggling a little bit she's
on the struggle bus, even though she's got her ADHD meds.
It's it's really hard for her. I relate to it
a lot. You know. It takes her a long time
to do something that like Xander could sit down in
twenty minutes and do and Sadie doing the same amount
of math right takes her two hours. So like she
did homework all weekend. Really yeah. And also so you know,
a few weeks ago, they missed a couple of days
of school, remember they had COVID, And I feel so
bad because there's so much work that they had to
make up. It was just like, because this school does
a lot of stuff in class, and even though they
had an excused absence, it was just it was just
a lot of stuff. She's still just been behind. There
was a project that was due that the kids had
worked in class on, so she and her friend had
to work outside. It's just been a lot of homework
And I feel really bad and I worry that she's
just going to get burnt out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, she's in that year that that eleventh grade
is a killer, it really is.
Speaker 2: It like kicks it up.
Speaker 1: It's like that's when you kick into high gear and
like have to you know, really focus and tons of
homework and ugh, I just remember it was tough.
Speaker 2: That's tough year. Yeah. I mean she's doing okay, and
I just like she just needs to pass chemistry so
that she doesn't have to take it again. But it's
it's just like so many worksheets and you know, it's
just a lot, and I fight that urge to go
to want to talk to her counselor and just be
like this is too much, Like this is not healthy
for this kid to be spending you know, four or
five hours a night on homework, like for what, right,
like just to graduate high school. I don't know. But
she's and she's a perfectionist. Xander's a perfectionist, and like
it's a good thing though, I know, but I want
them to have fun too, Like I don't want them
to have mental health issues over just constant, constant homework.
Is Xander going to do the speech and debate again?
Oh he's doing it, Yeah, he's doing it. Yeah. So
I got a new computer and like my big thing.
I was like, oh my god, I'm gonna be able
to go judge and like have my computer with me
because remember I had to have a I had to
bring Xander's computer with me, right, and his space bar
wasn't working that well. So it was like that's right. Yeah, yeah,
so we're good.
Speaker 1: That's good, that's good.
Speaker 2: Already start. I'm not sure when the first competition is.
He hasn't even written his speech yet. Yeah, we got
a ways to go. Yeah. Xander is the kid that
is like involved with every activity, like he has never
met an activity opportunity that he's turned down. It's like
he's in the Flamenco club at school where they're teaching
the Spanish teachers teaching the kids flamenco dancing real, and
he's like, yeah, mom, He's like, it's surprisingly popular. There's
like twenty kids in this club that meets that meets
like every Wednesday or whatever, and they do for school
flamenco dancing no during lunch, during lunch. Yes. And then
he's in some Thespian club where they're doing like this
crazy like like every freaking week there's something that Xander's like, Oh,
on such and such a day, I'm doing this show
with these kids. It's hilarious.
Speaker 1: That's so funny. Well, good, good.
Speaker 2: And Sadie's the polar opposite. She's never met any club
that interested her. She's like, Xander's like, you should join
the Thespian Club. She's like, yeah, no, thanks, yeah, which
is how I was such a not not a joiner.
Speaker 1: No, no, so you watched some Love is Blind.
Speaker 2: It's up to day and Love is Blind? Yes, yea,
so good?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I want I wanted to get your thoughts on
our Leo the Art Dealer.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, there's so many characters I am really enjoying.
Speaker 1: So when he really never watched Love is blinde but
she started watching this season.
Speaker 2: She did watch last season anyway.
Speaker 1: She's like, the reason why and really I've never got
into it is because all the couples didn't seem like,
I don't know, genuine or good or whatever, but these
couples all seem pretty solid to me, don't you think,
Like except for Leo the Art Dealer.
Speaker 2: I can't remember now. I don't know if you've watched
all the episodes. Have you seen them in Mexico? Yeah?
Oh okay, but now I can't remember what. Well, So
there's so there's Alex and Tim and they do not
seem great. No, not them.
Speaker 1: They were the ones that were arguing.
Speaker 2: Right, then there's Nick and Hannah. They also do not
seem good. Oh yeah, she made the list of ten
things I don't like about you or whatever.
Speaker 1: Oh yes, well yeah, I Hannah is another one like
I I I start I liked her at the beginning,
but then I was like, she's kind of a bitch.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's not nice to it. Like, well, she was like, yeah,
usually I'm with guys. First of all, they both talked
about their looks in the pods, which you're not supposed
to do, so they both gave each other a false
impression of what the other one was going to look like.
But I felt like he was the more like okay, cool, cool,
like you're beautiful, you know. And she was like I
normally go for guys who are like six or five
and like the best looking guy in the room. It's like, bitch,
what are you doing on love is blind guy?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: I know if that's your criteria. Yeah, Like he's cute,
he's fine, Yeah, yeah, it's got a nice body. She's like,
everybody's talking about how little he is and there because
he's that he played football, he was a kicker, right,
what do you think?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Everybody was talking about. Now I can picture him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, never said he was a linebacker.
Speaker 1: I think she's going to start to like him more
than she thought she would.
Speaker 2: I think maybe. Okay, who else is there? Then there's
Garrett and Taylor. They seem good.
Speaker 1: Garrett and Taylor, yes, And.
Speaker 2: Then there's Tyler and Ashley and they seem good.
Speaker 1: Well, there's one of the girls, the African American girl.
Speaker 2: She seems she's Monica, Monica and Steven, and she's a bitch.
She's a bitch.
Speaker 1: And I love Steven. I love that guy. He's the
one that's like, I get along. I don't like to argue.
I just you know, I'm not that person. I don't
like drama. And all she does is fucking put him down.
Oh god, take that hat off? Oh god?
Speaker 2: Oh no, no, no, okay. So that's Tim and Alex.
They're the ones that get in the big fight, that's right.
But she he's the one who was wearing the hat
and she was like, no, take that hat off, and
he's like, what I like this hat. She's mean to him, yes,
but Monica's mean to Steven. That's the couple that. Remember,
she's African American, he's white, although he says that he
identified that guy Italian. That's the one that that's that's
that's the one that She's like, stop talking. And he's like, oh,
am I being am I being too chatty and she's like,
stop talking. You're taking me insane.
Speaker 1: Right, and then she wants to talk and then but
then she doesn't fucking say anything, just answered chips like
fucking talk now, bitch. And I was interested in that
conversation what he was saying, and.
Speaker 2: She asked him, I was like, I want to hear
all about it was when they came back from the.
Speaker 1: Big Yeah, what the guys were party?
Speaker 2: Yes, And she was like, I want to hear everything.
So he starts to say like, yeah, you know, it
was just really so nice to be able to tell
the guys that like to just be able to like
reaffirm how much like it's nice to see all the
guys that are really into their women and it's really
a gorgeous thing. And she's like, shot off, now.
Speaker 1: Stop talking. Yes, she was mean to him, that's right, Yeah.
Speaker 2: She was mean to him. Hannah's mean to Nick, and
Alex is mean to Tim. Right, Okay, but here's the thing.
But here's the thing. But Tim is the one who
lost both his sisters, right, and I think he's got
some issues, like abandonment issues, because remember he's the one
who was like, I don't like drama if I find
myself in a relationship with like where we're fighting, like
I'm out right, And she was like, oh really right, Well,
like even if it's your wife, And he's like, well,
I'm not going to marry somebody who's going to make
me feel like that. Yeah, but I was thinking I wouldn't.
He wouldn't tolerate me either, because like at the beginning
of the relationship, like you got to do a little testing, right.
Speaker 1: You gotta be a little drama, drama going on. Yeah,
and she seems a little immature. I like him a lot,
and she she seems a little immature, immature for him.
Speaker 2: She's bitchy. She's like I get annoyed really easily. Yeah, No,
I hate that. It's just trying on a hat.
Speaker 1: I know, kept like dogging him all the time, like
saying like just kind of putting him down in a joke.
Speaker 2: But after a while it's like enough. But remember when
Nick was going to ride the inflatable duck thing. Yes,
So he's and she was like, don't you dare do that.
That's going to give me the ick. I'm gonna be
so grossed out. And he was like, because I'm riding
like a duck. They're there to have fun and like, yeah,
don't do it. He was like, okay, bitch, I'm gonna
do it. So he goes to do it, and then
that drunk lady was like, the older drunk lady who
was on vacation was like talking to him, and he
was like, yeah, come ride the duck. You want to
ride the duck, And so they ride side by side
they raised the ducks and then she's like laughing with
them and she's like, don't be jealous or whatever, and
Hannah's getting so mad, bitch, I'm not jealous, you know.
And then she went and told everybody else what happened,
and she was like and then she called me a
jealous bitch and he didn't even stand up for me.
Speaker 1: It's like, that's not what happened. I know, I know,
I know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's good. Yeah, it's good. It's good this season. Yeah,
cranking them up, I know, I know we're talking. We're
doing it on Rose pricks and I'm very excited to
watch we're doing them. We're churning them out like two
at a time on our Patreon, And I'm very excited
to watch seven eight and nine.
Speaker 1: So seven eight and nine come tomorrow. Yes, and then
and then you got to wait for the weddings. Why
can't they just.
Speaker 2: Release it all at once?
Speaker 1: I know the air on I'm dying.
Speaker 2: All of a sudden, it is hot in here. It's
not yet, Yeah, it's hot, it's actually hot. So what else?
What else are you watching?
Speaker 1: Well, let's see. Well, Wendy loves these competition baking shows,
like I like the I like cooking.
Speaker 2: I don't know about baking.
Speaker 1: But she, you know, she was trying to get me
into it, but then she then she kept telling me
I don't know if okay.
Speaker 2: Then she was telling me about the show.
Speaker 1: There's like four seasons and it's called Unreal, and it
was on Lifetime but now it's on Netflix. Constance Zimmerman
is the lead actress.
Speaker 2: It's basically a real it's basically a scripted show about
like like the Bachelor type friend bachelor.
Speaker 1: Yes, and they even go so far as like bringing
like they film in Mexico for their spin off show. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So you know, I don't like.
Speaker 1: Network shows like ABC, NBC and I and but Wendy
has no problem watching those, like she loves you know,
she knows that I'm kind of a snob with with
TV shows. But this one, so we started watching, and
this one is pretty interesting. I mean it, it was
really good. It's a good idea. It's set it's basically
The Bachelor.
Speaker 2: And every one of the producers from the Bachelor is
the one who created the show.
Speaker 1: Right Oh really? Huh? Okay, yes, and you could tell.
Speaker 2: Like an ex producer, this guy.
Speaker 1: Is trying to portray Mike Flice, you know, and blah
blah blah. So you know, and then they it's a
little over the top though, how they you know, like
trying to like one producer is like, you know, taking
away one of the girls is mental health, like her
her medication, you know, so she like swapped them out
for like sugar pills and stuff like that so that
she would go off her meds and cause more drama.
I don't know if they're really doing that on the Bachelor,
but okay, but but I got sucked into that, and
then I think that's kind of like we were watching
that and then and then I got into like this
competition cooking show, which I could never watch because I
always get hungry watching these shows.
Speaker 2: I mean baking shows. I would think, especially that's just
all what is it? All cookies and cake and and
then like cake, like the baking one.
Speaker 1: There's this one call It's on Netflix, and it's like
the Final Dish or the Final Table or something like that,
and each episode they go to like we're in Spain,
so we're gonna cook Spanish food, and then they go
to Italy and they cook it and they go every
episode to different place, which was interesting, but so I
got sucked into that. But you know, like we were
watching that and then like twenty twenty, but anytime we
would sit down to watch TV, we'd both be out,
like started bears, just out. But now there's yeah, there's
a new Menendez documentary again, Like what's I mean?
Speaker 2: Because the Menendez brothers did their own right So The
Monsters was about them and they didn't agree and didn't
like it, and then they did their own right right, yes,
which is all about them being innocent, I.
Speaker 1: Guess, like, and now it's like it just came out
and now that's on Netflix.
Speaker 2: It's like Menanda's brothers in their own words, it's just like, yeah,
we didn't do it. What are you talking about?
Speaker 1: Right? This is crazy, right, and it shows that I
guess like like new proof or something. I don't know,
Like Natalia reached out to mister Gargos because she's so
into it right now, like you know, after watching the
Netflix uh doc series, and she asked, how's it going,
and he said, I'm cautiously optimistic.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: And then there was the press conference last week with
with Gascon talking about you know, new evidence. So I
don't know.
Speaker 2: So here's the thing that I think. Mm hmm, Okay,
I do believe. I totally believe that they were sexually molested.
I mean the Menudo, the guy from Minudo came out.
I mean I think that the dad Jose was definitely
molesting them. Yeah, but that doesn't take away from the
fact that they did kill their parents in cold blood,
Like they came in, they sabotage, They sneak attacked and
killed both of them and covered it up and then
tried and tried to get all the money and then
went crazy and spent a ton of money, So like,
do you does that? Like should they just go free?
I mean, is it circums so are there insinuating circumstances
that might shorten their term? I guess so. But they
even said it's like the mom didn't do anything. I
think they their whole reasoning for killing the mom was.
Speaker 1: Like, well to put her out of our misery or whatever.
Speaker 2: Right, So it's like can you can you really write?
Speaker 1: But the thing is is does it warrant that kind
of sentence like life without parole, which is I mean
we've seen people like molesting kids online that get like,
you know, I don't know for five years maybe at
the moment, yeah, I don't know, and life without the
possibility for well maybe you know, they need a new
trial or they need to have another I don't know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I agree with that if they didn't, if they
if they found that they weren't molested, then sure that
But again it's not like they're going to find out
that they didn't do it right, right, But yeah, I
definitely think they were.
Speaker 1: And then I think there's a lot of mitigating, like
you know, circumstances for their story, like what they've been
doing since they've been locked up and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: Right, but that's not new evidence. That's just like for
why they could get paroles. Right, let's take a let's
take a quick break dying. I am ah, then that
is not feeling well. Well, you know, Caitlin, are you
watching anything good?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Like to once again reiterate my favorite show on
TV right now called Slow Horses on Apple plus Gary Oldman,
which I've talked about previously. It's about a bunch of
m I five rejects. They send all the fuck up
m I five agents to this they called the Slough House,
and Gary Oldman plays like an alcoholic just asshole, but brilliant,
you know, m I five senior guy. So yeah, that's
my that's my weekly favorite. I tried watching that new
Vince Vaughn show on Apple plus Bad Monkey. It's kind
of silly. It's just Vince Vaughn kind of doing his thing.
So like, if you like Vince Vaughn, then it's fine,
but otherwise it's very silly and not really for me.
Speaker 1: I think that there's actors now that they get to
uh a point in their career where you're distracted by
them being sorry, my chest, I'm feeling like a burning
sensation in my chest. Sorry, I'm What I'm trying to
say is I feel that actors like take George Clooney
and Brad Pitt like they are in a movie right now. Oh,
I did see a movie while I was gone. I'll
tell you about it. They're in this movie that's on
I don't know, on Apple or whatever, right Apple and everybody.
I haven't watched it, but I've talked to a couple
of people that tried to watch it and said it's
ridiculous and they turned it off. And now this now
you're talking about this, this show with Vince Vaughan. I
feel like these some actors, at least that's how it
is for me. When I'm watching these big actors with
big personalities in these new movies that are coming out
with them, I get distracted that that's George Clooney and
Brad Pitt. I don't buy it that they're you know,
some schlub, you know, living on the out, you know,
on the bad side of Manhattan. I don't know, you
know what I mean, or whatever character they're like, Yes,
Vince Vaughn is playing a Vince Vaughn type character, you
know what I mean? Right, So, it's hard for me to
get into these things now, like because I just feel
like some actors they get to the point where they're
becoming a caricature of who they are and it gets distracting,
you know what I mean? Like I love Okay, so
we saw in Florida. Wait what movie did we watch?
It was just to the theaters, but it came out
now and it's on Apple TV and it's it's a
suspense it's suspenseful.
Speaker 2: It's not a horror movie.
Speaker 1: But it's called See No Speak No Evil.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, yeah, you know that I watched. I've watched
half of the original, which is like a Norwegian film.
So I haven't seen but the newest one with James
McAvoy James redid It with James McAvoy, and yeah, I
still haven't finished the first one, but I want to
do that before I watch this one.
Speaker 1: He now see he his character is fantastic.
Speaker 2: Is fantastic because he's a character actor.
Speaker 1: And I would have not really known his name until
after we watched the movie. I was like, that guy
was fantastic. But he plays a psycho and he does
it so well and this movie was great.
Speaker 3: Well, he's in a movie called Split, which is a
m Night Shyamalan movie. Or he plays someone with I
think it's either like twelve or twenty different personalities.
Speaker 1: Is it good?
Speaker 3: It's he's so good in it, and he plays all
these different characters, and one of them is a psycho,
another one's like a mom, another one's like a little boy.
And it's like a person of twelve different personalities and
he's switching between it. It's kind of the movie that
made people go, oh, m I Chyamwan's good again. I
kind of brought m Ni Chiamalan back where he's getting
a little hackey there for a while.
Speaker 2: Is it like? What was that movie though? That about
the split personality?
Speaker 1: Oh, crowded room, No with the crowd.
Speaker 2: No, the old one, Primal fear or something, the older
one remember with a come on, you guys, are you
talking about? Where where they think he did it, but
then they think he was innocent, but it was like
his other personality did it. I know, I like it.
Everyone's gonna be everyone's gonna know what I'm talking about.
Speaker 3: I mean, I just googled split personality movies so I
can run through this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, run through them all.
Speaker 3: Right, Hide and Seek now Glass the Ward split Me,
myself and Irene identity, Oh, primal fear, that's what you're
talking about.
Speaker 2: Yes, who's the star of that? That would be it's
somebody very famous. But it's like, you know, it's like
a Brad Pitt type. Yeah, that's the star that rich
and somebody. But who's the other who's the other guy?
Speaker 3: Carliney's in it? John Mahoney, Alfred Woodward, Francis mcdormandon.
Speaker 2: Edward Edward Norton.
Speaker 1: Okay, this this Speak Speak No Evil is really good
and it's on Netflix.
Speaker 2: I know. No, it's a good thing that we don't
we don't do like a film review show. Could you
imagine how frustrating that would be for people like this
week's movie. There's some people in it, famous people. I
don't know. I don't know what.
Speaker 1: Other movie it's Richard Gear.
Speaker 2: Everybody. It's just a guessing game, and we just described
sort of like flashes of things we remember about it
even though we just saw it because the movie we're reviewing,
and then people have to try to guess it and
then by the end we're like, ah, oh yeah, that's
what it was. What was that scary movie.
Speaker 1: That was last year, that that it was on Netflix.
Not it was a ten episode and it was done
by the how.
Speaker 3: Haunting, The Haunting of Hillhouse.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but there was a newer one house.
Speaker 1: That's someone Oh that Usher built.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's the Usher built.
Speaker 1: Oh it's around this time.
Speaker 2: You had nothing to do with the Usher the singer, Right, No,
I thought it did. It was about the family, the
rich family, right, Yes, but uh, they shouldn't have called
it Usher because that's confusing.
Speaker 3: The fall of the House of.
Speaker 2: But Usher had just been the musical act of the
Super Bowl.
Speaker 1: So that's true.
Speaker 2: That's confusing for people like me this time of year.
Speaker 1: I like to ask Kaylen suggestions for scary movies.
Speaker 3: Yea, all my scary movies, Like you don't normally like
find it on like Netflix, or you have to go
deep into like the horror of my horror movie. I
just watched The Great Horror Movie, but it's only available
on the horror movie shutter app. Yeah, so it's tough
for me to recommend.
Speaker 2: Well, there's a horror movie shutter app.
Speaker 3: There's a horror movie app. It's called shutter. It's all
horror movies.
Speaker 2: Oh, Shutter like s h U D D E R.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I should tell Sunny about it because he does
like but apparently there's a new That's all Sunny needs
is to just be in his apartment yelling freak out
like his grandma.
Speaker 2: Hearing screaming coming from other apartments. Right.
Speaker 3: Oh, there's a new Netflix movie that I haven't seen.
I didn't think it looked good, but me and Matt
Fondelier always text back and forth horror movies and movies
to recommend, and he said, watch the new Netflix movie
It's What's Inside. And he said it's not so much
horror as it is like suspense thriller. What's Inside. It's
What's Inside, and he says, make sure you go into
it not knowing anything about it.
Speaker 2: So I saw an ad for that because I've been
on Netflix a lot lately, because I just watched something
that is not a horror show but called Nobody Wants
This of the two podcasters.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so we started watching that a little bit.
Speaker 2: Yeah that's pretty good. I enjoyed it. Yeah, well, I
binged it.
Speaker 1: I'll catch it all.
Speaker 2: But I've been seeing ads. I saw ad for that.
I have not seen it yet, and I thought that
is not at my alley.
Speaker 3: When Matt recommends something to me, I always make sure
to watch it.
Speaker 1: Yes, I agree with that Matt does have good taste.
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we can record a Patreon with Kaylin. Kaylin's gonna tell
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