Speaker 1: I made a decision.
Speaker 2: Paced sunny sun yet on I had a vision night.
What's up, everybody? Welcome to for grine out last Friday.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's been.
Speaker 1: A long week, it sure has.
Speaker 3: Did I go? Did I end up going on this
tour of San Diego State?
Speaker 1: Did you go? Yeah?
Speaker 4: I don't know because true story. We're recording on Monday,
as you all know, right, so what if you don't
go this time?
Speaker 1: Can you go? Can you go anytime?
Speaker 3: Okay? So here's what happened.
Speaker 1: What happened.
Speaker 4: What happened is I made one date to go and
then we did not go. That date, right, it was
president I made, well, it was before that. Then I
made another plan for President's Day, but it was going
to be pouring rain. Oh yeah, that sounds like a
nightmare to go during the rain. No, I think that
was the only time I planned. Okay, So then I
planned it for tomorrow and that one seemed good. Although
I have to you know what, you can help me
figure this out.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I told Xander I don't think I can go, and
he was like, you know what, it's fine. I have
a really busy he goes, you know what, I'm not
I wouldn't be mad if we didn't go, because I
got a lot going on this week, Okay, but.
Speaker 3: I can't plan. I can't postpone it.
Speaker 4: First of all, it is one hundred and seventy five
dollars that I didn't get insurance on the hotel room
because I only booked it like two days ago. I
was like, what could possibly go wrong between now and
in two days? Like, we're just driving to San Diego,
and you can't count on breaking my foot. Possibly. I
can't cancel because I mean I can cancel, but they're
going to charge. I'm going to charge you, yeah, because
it's not refundable after like yes, yeah, okay, So after today,
basically after this trip, he's got he's going into heavy
duty play rehearsal. He's been doing play rehearsal every single day,
but it goes into like tech rehearsal. So be kind
of a big deal.
Speaker 1: To miss since he's one of the leads.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they need him every day, and he's already feeling guilty.
Speaker 3: So here's my here's my dilemma.
Speaker 4: I make myself go anyway and my foot just hurts
and I limp around or wear a boot, okay, or
I postponed, but we can't go until April. We could
go to like Accepted Students Day, which could be pretty
fun and really give him a feeling for the school.
When's that, But it's in April. And here's the only problem.
He has to commit to wherever he's going by May first. Oh,
So then I don't want him to have to see
a bunch of schools and then make a decision. It
would rather that he saw San Diego now and then
we won't know where he gets into until what are
the other schools are you going to see? Well, it
depends where he gets in. Ucs are such a crop shoot.
As you know.
Speaker 3: With LB, we're already ahead of.
Speaker 4: The game that he got into San Diego State, so
we're already excited about that. Now he's applied schools that
he would go to if he gets in, then he
would be interested in Berkeley, UCLA, Santa Barbara, possibly Davis,
but we.
Speaker 3: Don't know if he got in.
Speaker 4: He's also kind of interested in Chapman University, but we
don't know.
Speaker 3: If he got in. The couple of schools that he.
Speaker 4: Did get into that were like University of San Francisco
and University of Redlands. We're not in a hurry to
go see those unless that would depend on where else
he gets.
Speaker 1: In, right, Okay, you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, so do I I think, I mean, I
think just go. I think in April it's in he
has to commit by May first, and it's in April
mid April. I mean, I think you'll know, Like, I
think you can go look at it and then make
a decision in those couple of weeks.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because you know what, it would also depend on
the other schools, like what major you gets at the
other schools, right, so he could narrow it down to
like three choices and then you go see them.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he can feel the vibes.
Speaker 2: That sounds good, and he can decide where he low
key wants to go, right, hike, you can vibe check
right lowkey?
Speaker 3: All right, I might have to eat the money.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't think you should go unless they can get
you like a wheelchair or something.
Speaker 4: I mean, look, if worst comes source, I could have
a boot on and just like.
Speaker 2: That's gonna hurt. I don't know. I don't think you
should be putting pressure on your foot right now.
Speaker 3: I know, and I know what everybody's thinking, why can't
John take him?
Speaker 1: I didn't think of that. Can John take him?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 4: I figured he didn't he had something going on. John's
got some stuff going on, and like it's just not
a great time for John to take him. So if
it's okay, John would rather that we just don't go.
Speaker 2: But Xander said he's busy, Like it's not he did,
I said, I said to him, you texted him. I
texted him because he's at school. And I just said, bro,
because that's how I talked to him. Do you talk
to something I do? Yeah, I said, Bro, this trip
might be off again. My foot is tough for walking.
And then he wrote, honestly, And then this is in
three separate texts, because you know how the kids text is. Honestly,
I would not be mad. I have a busy week
ahead of me. And I said okay, and then he wrote,
don't worry about it.
Speaker 1: Ah, Well, there you go.
Speaker 4: I would not be mad means like I'm not mad
at that idea, right. It doesn't mean like I'm not
going to actually be super mad at you. It means
maybe he was would probably be better In fact.
Speaker 2: Yeah, maybe he was stressing the fact that he wasn't
going to be there tomorrow.
Speaker 1: You know, he has a lot going on, that kid.
He has so many things going which is great. That's great,
good for him. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So I found out that I have a lot
of bruising going on behind my head.
Speaker 3: You showed me the picture. You should post it on
our Facebook.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'll post it on my face like a bad.
Speaker 3: Like abuse situation.
Speaker 2: It's like red and it's going like blue and yellow, blue,
blue and yellow. It's going down like the from behind
my ear all the way down to like the bottom
of my neck all the way to the back of
my neck, like bruising on the back of my neck
when I hit my head on the top of my head.
Speaker 1: But there's okay.
Speaker 2: So I went to get my hair colored the other
day and my guy was like, I told him. I said,
I got a little, you know, scrape on my scalp
because I fell and hit my head, so it's gonna
be a little sensit or whatever. And I was and
he was pulling my hair back and he goes, he goes,
how bad did you hit? And I go, I don't
not why, And he goes, you got all this bruising
behind your head? Yeah, and so he took a picture
of it, and I was I have to say, I
was like shocked. I was like, oh, oh, maybe should
I have gone to the yard. And then he was
washing my hair and he was like, you have a
lump that fits into the palm of my hand on
the top of your head. He goes, but there's no
bruising on your scalp around that lump. It's all down
behind your ear and down your neck.
Speaker 4: Well I kind of figured out how something like this
happened because Xander donated blood recently and got a bruise
all over the side of his arm. And I read
up on this kind of thing, and it's blood that
travels under your skin and it's.
Speaker 1: Broken capillaries or whatever or something.
Speaker 4: I don't know, but it's bleeding that happens outside of
the area where the injury is and it's just under
your skin, so it's you don't have to have had
like impact.
Speaker 2: To where the bruising is, so the blood was dripping
down in there inside my skin. Yes, oh my god,
I feel fine. Like then you're probably okay, Like what
am I I don't know, I get you know, you
would go get shocked and they would be like, yeah,
you probably did have like a slight concussion and like
just keep getting rest, drink.
Speaker 1: Water, and yeah, it's like drink water right right.
Speaker 4: I mean, I can't think like this is what's so
great about like Chatchepetea and Google exactly, you're good to find.
They're gonna tell you chatchipt is no slow Now I
do not like, get your ass to the er right now,
or they're gonna be like that's what they go.
Speaker 3: Yeah you said. Also they're probably not gonna.
Speaker 2: I sent my my guy a picture of my neck
and everything, and I was talking to him about when
I hit my head and my lump and everything, and
he was like, you know, do you have any of
these symptoms? And I was like, well, the first morning,
the day after, yes, I had dizziness and I was
not feeling good, but then after that I was fine.
And so no, it's been how many days, it's been
two weeks, like going on three. So I don't have
any of these symptoms. So I sent him the picture
of my head the back of my neck and then
he was like, then he explained what you said. There
could have been bleeding that dripped down.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I'm smart.
Speaker 2: Yeah you are I know so, but he said also
said like, if you don't have any of the other
symptoms and you're feeling fine, you know, if you want
for peace of mind, go get checked out.
Speaker 4: But pretty sure you're okay. So, but isn't it amazing
how we'll take our dogs. How I'm like, well, I
don't know what's happening. I know what my dog's feeling.
I gotta have it all at all.
Speaker 1: Do that for me.
Speaker 4: John's like, do you want to go to the er
for your foot or the urgent care? And I'm like, eh, right,
I know what are they going to do even if
it's fractured?
Speaker 3: So what I'll They'll tell me to get a boot,
which I have one, which I'll determine if I need
the boot based on is it hurting?
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 3: I should. We should be doctors, I know, why are
we not doctors?
Speaker 1: We could be doing doctors? Yeah, yes, yeah.
Speaker 2: We could do a Friday night zoom and have everybody
just asked us their medical questions.
Speaker 4: You know what we really could we could So Julie
Caseum is a PA yes, board certified, you don't think
I use that and ask her questions all the time
and she's like, dude, I don't know.
Speaker 1: She doesn't know.
Speaker 3: You're more trained than I am.
Speaker 4: Right right, She's like Google will help you lot more
than I can help you. She but sometimes she does
sound very like knowledgeable, like she'll peeling.
Speaker 2: Well that could be a blah blah blah blah. Right,
You're like, okay, should I go to the doctor and
she's there? Yeah, I wish. I I mean, I used
to have doctors. Doctor Bruce doesn't answer my text. He
doesn't well, he's always flaky. I don't know, and I
said are you around? And they never answered. So I'm
going to be totally real.
Speaker 4: I don't know if we should trust doctor Bruce because
he no longer believes in like vaccines.
Speaker 1: Right, did he say he really said the vaccine thing?
It was the masks? I thought, didn't he.
Speaker 3: Say vaccines too?
Speaker 4: No? He swear people were we weirded out on his
views on vaccines.
Speaker 2: I thought it was the masks. Well, now I gotta
ask him. You ask him, just ever, straight up, just
be like, just which which we're up?
Speaker 3: Settle a bet. Do you believe in vaccines?
Speaker 2: I think he does because I remember were talking to
my kids were babies and stuff getting.
Speaker 4: The vaccine then, but I'm just wondering if he's changed
his mind in the oh because of anybody.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 2: And here's the thing I remember during COVID Rfki Junior fan,
Oh he is, yeah, I don't know, well, I does
not believe in vaccines. Go on. But I remember during COVID,
doctor Bruce was the one that got us all on
a family phone call, including my ex husband, and said, Hey,
I'm working in the er. This thing is really you know,
you got to take it seriously and like do the
protocols and blah blah blah very early on, and that
was the real And by the way, my exit's always like, oh,
you know, my ex wife was like, wipe everything down
and blah blah blah, blah blah, and you know, and
I was just like, ah, the kids are fine, they
don't need a vaccine and they're healthy and blah blah blah.
And I was like, you sat there on the meeting
with the call with doctor Bruce and you agreed. You're like, wow, okay,
if Bruce is saying, excuse me, if Bruce is saying
that we need to you know, take the you know,
precautions and everything, then we needed.
Speaker 1: Then he was taking it seriously, so what the fuck?
Speaker 4: Like yeah, and also listen, I don't like doctor Drew anymore.
You know, nobody has secret now he does. He's gotten
totally red pilled, but he does.
Speaker 2: But doctor Drew got COVID and then was all evangelical
about like this shit is serious, right, but then somehow
made it through COVID, even though he was like I
almost died from this, yeah, and then he was right,
but then he now he's like, yeah, yeah, COVIDVID like
fuck doctor Fauci and all.
Speaker 3: Some of these people are very.
Speaker 4: Like depending on I don't know what's better for the
what's better.
Speaker 3: For the brand?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: Yes, doctor Drew is disappointing, big disappointment.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, in all the ways, a lot of ways.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: But when we had we had doctor Bruce on a
while ago.
Speaker 3: Remember we had him on Zoom. Yeah, he's on zoom.
Speaker 1: Yeah, why did we was having.
Speaker 3: Some wacky views? Do you think he wanted to come on?
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's having a few strange views. I in general
do enjoy him.
Speaker 1: Yeah. He's a cooochster. Yeah, he's definitely a cooster. Yeah.
Speaker 2: But he's funny. Yeah, and you know, I mean, he's
the only doctor I know, so.
Speaker 4: Right, it's just too bad that you can't. He's not
responding to your text.
Speaker 2: I just sent him one text, are you around? And
then I was like, I'm fine, I don't know. And also, actually,
one of my nieces, like on Wendy's side of the family,
is married to a paramedic, and she sent him the
text of my back of my neck. But he was like,
she should go get checked out. I was like, he's
just being too conservative. Of course they're going to say that.
I would think doctor Bruce would say that. Don't you
think you know you should just get checked out. Don't
they all say that? Why do I want to go
sit in the er for hours upon hours for them
just to say go home? Put any I told.
Speaker 3: You not to. I'm the worst. Then I'm the worst friend.
I was like both of them. I googled it. It
sounds like you probably just need some rest, but don't drive.
Speaker 2: It does take a long you said, it takes a
long time for a lump to go down on the head,
and the chat cept said that too.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I am telling you. Chat GPT is kind
of a miracle. I know, we're not like big Ai fans.
I know it's going to ruin.
Speaker 3: Our whole entire moment and environment and.
Speaker 1: For all energy.
Speaker 2: But like also it's like having like a best friend.
It's like, hey, that knows everything about everything.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it really does give you some great advice. Yeah,
it's and it can be more calming, like it will say, well, yeah,
I guess you could go go I guess if you
hate money.
Speaker 2: Right, I mean I use it to get to fix things,
like the heater wasn't working right and I took a
picture of the panel. I'm like, why is it not
blowing hot air? And it's like, oh, I know how
to reset that. This pressed this reset it boom done.
It helped me fix sh it. Wendy had a problem
with her panel in Florida. I go give it to me,
I'll get it. I'll get it fixed. Sent it to
my chat. You you told her what to do?
Speaker 4: Yeah, my god, Okay, swear to god. This just happened.
This was literally yesterday. The what do you call the
outlet in our bathroom went out and I was like
it mid blow drying my hair out, just blowdryer stopped?
Speaker 1: Does it have the gi whatever thing?
Speaker 4: Or then you pushed yes, reset yes, couldn't. Wasn't doing
anything pushing it, pushing it nothing, And then so of
course my first thought was like, oh my blow dryer
went out, you know, like I got to get a
new blow dryer. But then stroke a genius plug the
blow dryer into a different outlet in the bedroom worked
a fine.
Speaker 2: So I was like, shit, the outlet's out. So I
tell John, Hey, the outlets out.
Speaker 4: Can we we have to go to the I know
there's a box and we have to like flip the switch,
you know, but I don't know which one is going
to be, which, like I don't know how well we
labeled them right. So anyway, John goes out, he checks
the thing, he resets it.
Speaker 3: It's not working. Well. He freaking had chat GPT. He
went to chat GPT and.
Speaker 4: He was like, hey, I already did this thing and
it didn't work, and chat gypt was like, oh, no problem,
here's what you're going to want.
Speaker 3: I was literally had our.
Speaker 4: Electricians number, like we're going to call the intact I
was going to call and John goes, hang on, I
think I could fix it.
Speaker 3: What he meant was I think chat GPT.
Speaker 4: Fix it, and that literally he was like, oh, okay,
I have to do this thing, and he did something
and then he came in and he hit the reset
and it.
Speaker 2: Was fine, amazing, it's great. I love it. I freaking
love it. And what what did would we have done
without it?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 1: How did we wish it?
Speaker 3: But how did function?
Speaker 2: And I know, like some boomers out there, like Wendy
or whatever, they don't know.
Speaker 1: They're like, how do you use it?
Speaker 2: Like just get the app, you download it and then
you just get done. I think you have do you
have to pay smink we pay?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, but even just the general AI like if you
google something and your ap has turned on, it always
has like a very in.
Speaker 3: Depth answer, yes it does.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: And it's like, oh glad you asked, because I think
you were thinking this, but you're no, don't start thinking
about that, right this, think about this and here's all
the sources. And then you're like, oh shit, right there
you go. And nine out of ten times listen with
peopo as I was not people with Bob as I
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Speaker 3: I wouldn't have known, like I had to.
Speaker 4: Double check this freaking first Vet's work by asking chat
GPT is this medication that they want to prescribe going
to help with.
Speaker 3: This other thing. And they were very clear, No, I'm
really sorry to tell you no, not at all.
Speaker 1: Right, Well there you go. See, Yeah, I know I
love it.
Speaker 3: They're saying, you know what, don't worry.
Speaker 4: It sounds like a very mild concussion if you're not
seeing these symptoms.
Speaker 3: Like watch some reality TV.
Speaker 1: Right, and you don't need to go to the er
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about trying to get Bruce Springsteen tickets?
Speaker 1: Oh god, yeah, so.
Speaker 2: You know. I mean I used to have like connections
and stuff. I don't want to bother people anymore. Like
I haven't talked to some people in years. I'm not
gonna because people are like, don't you have connections?
Speaker 1: Not really.
Speaker 2: I do have a friend that used to work at Ticketmasters.
In the ticket he's trying, but tickets went on sale.
Suzanne's sister is huge Springsteen fan, so her, Suzanne and
I are on a group text for like Los Angeles,
So tickets in LA went on sale on the weekend,
but in May he's playing in New York and it's
Suzanne's like, big, big, birthday that weekend, and she has
to go to New York to get to help her
daughter Racie come home. So she's like, maybe you mean Wendy.
We go like the old days and go see him
in New York. So it's it's the fucking racket. This Ticketmaster,
like I just is so bad. It's such a monopoly
because I don't I get there's no other way to
get tickets unless you get them on Ticketmaster or then
you get the resale. So here's the thing. What happens
weapens is so Suzanne and I are like, okay, the
tickets go and sale for New York at nine am.
Then tickets go and sale. This is all happening on Saturday.
Then tickets go on sale at I don't know pass
that just passed, okay, So for New York nine am.
So just Susanna and I are trying to get the
tickets for New York. Then at noon it goes on
for LA and then the three of us heard me
and her sister Danny are gonna get online and do
the thing. So Susanna and I are at nine am.
We go into Ticketmaster. You want to make sure you
get your credit card and everything ready to go because
they give you a time limit too. It's like, hey,
they're here, you want these seats you got, You're on
the clock now right, start checking out.
Speaker 3: And if you put a big timer up on the yes, yes, like.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and now it makes you even more nervous. Yeah,
and you're like, oh, where's my credit card? I typed
in the wrong expiration date. Like yeah, so you know,
So we her and I we go into the We
get in the you go into the thing. It goes
at nine am sharp. You get into a waiting room.
So we go into a waiting room. They open it
up like I don't know, half like half hour fifteen
minutes before they go on sale. So I'm like, okay,
we're in the waiting room and I'm like all right now, okay,
so she I'll call you, let you know.
Speaker 1: I'll just just text me what number you are.
Speaker 2: So then it goes on at night and then it
goes okay, time to get your tickets. And then it
goes now you're in a queue. Uh, thirty eight thousand
people are.
Speaker 3: In front of you. No, shut up, yes.
Speaker 1: Thirty eight. I got thirty eight.
Speaker 2: Suzanne got like twenty four thousand people in front of her. Yeah,
and I'm on all these other Facebook groups going I
got my ticket.
Speaker 1: It's all the luck of the draw.
Speaker 2: There was sixty thousand in front, then somebody else goes
I got in. There was two hundred people in front
of me. You're like, what, it's just and you get
in at the same time. But it just depends on
you know what. I don't know how it depends. It's
just the luck of the draw is really what it is.
So I got like sixty thousand, She's no, I had
like forty thousand. She was like a thirty thousand. But
then it starts going. Then it's like but then you
watch it as we're on the phone, and it's going
like it starts at forty now it goes down to
like thirty two thousand, and now it's going down to
like twenty six thousand, and now it's like starting to
go little by little. So now I'm ahead of her.
For some reason, She's still stuck back at you know whatever,
one thousand, and then when it gets to like now
you're at when it gets to like twelve thousand, then
it's going to go fast, and it's like next thing
you know, you're in Okay, you want your tickets. Then
it goes you want your tickets, time to get your tickets,
get set go and you're like okay, and I'm pushing
stuff and it's not going any like hitting it, and
she's getting the same thing, and I guess it takes
a while and then it lets you.
Speaker 1: In and then you get in and.
Speaker 2: All the seat I mean it's like thirteen hundred dollars
for this seat. Colonies sal oh, I know it's all resale.
By the time, if you're that far back in line,
you're getting all the resales.
Speaker 4: So then people are like the tickets and then turning
around and then turning around while you're still in line
and seeing them.
Speaker 1: Yes, while you're still in nine.
Speaker 3: Zing, you're not not illegal.
Speaker 1: That's what I don't get. I don't know.
Speaker 4: I thought there's been all these musicians that have like
railed against my friends, so I'm not doing that.
Speaker 3: I'm selling them all at face value.
Speaker 2: Yeah, my friend, I don't think it ever worked out.
My friend that worked at Ticketmaster kind of explained all
that to me, but I was like, yeah, yeah, yeah,
because I never really used Ticketmaster really.
Speaker 3: Like, I'm not trying to get Taylor Swift.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So I was like, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Back in the day, I would just call somebody and
they would help us get tickets. I don't So there
was a thing like he had to go to Washington
and have this whole like in front of Congress and
they talk. And then after Taylor Swift, they used to do,
uh like you get a wristband online kind of thing.
Speaker 1: I don't know. Things change after I don't know. But
why why.
Speaker 2: Is it all the resale and shouldn't it be different,
Like shouldn't you just go in there and go, Okay,
how many tickets are left for Ticketmaster? And I there
was another show in New York and Brooklyn that Suzanne
and I did the day before and she got in
and it was just one ticket here, one seat here,
and it was just Ticketmaster and still they were just
like eight hundred bucks for like all the way in
colin Ad like up high whatever anyway. So so we
get in and it's just like everything is like eighteen
two thousand everything.
Speaker 1: I'm just like fuck this.
Speaker 2: So I'm like, you know what, I think we'll be
able to go and get resale, not now because today
everything went on sale, but give it some time, let's
figure it out, you know kind of thing. So now
that was at nine o'clock am. Now noon rolls around
and it's time. Now Suzanne's sister, Danny, who's older than us.
She's like, how does this work? Like you know, and
she's texting and Suzanne's texting. It's were in a group
texture like download the app, put your credit guard and
she's like okay, and she's very like you know, excited,
like oh my god. And then she was on the
phone with Suzanne and I was doing my thing. You know,
I did the same thing. I got like thirty thousand
in front of me. She gets on like Suzanne gets
you know, thousands and thousands in front of her. Danny
gets number two hundred and sixty in line. Oh wow, media,
and then boom she's in. She got pit tickets for
four hundred bucks each. Wow.
Speaker 1: You you can only buy two pit tickets? No, so yeah.
Speaker 2: And she's like, I'm not like my sister, because if
Suzanne got two pit tickets, she was gonna bring me.
She's done it to Danny many times. But Danny's like,
I'm not like my sister. Sorry, Lenna, I'm gonna bring
my sister so I had to go and buy my
one pit ticket and I paid six hundred dollars for
it on a resale horrible though.
Speaker 1: I know, I kept looking and looking and looking kind
of normal.
Speaker 2: I remember paying just to go to the Hamilton at
the Pantagious, I paid like seven hundred.
Speaker 1: Really maybe that was for two.
Speaker 3: Maybe I paid like seven fifty for two. I don't know.
Speaker 2: Tickets are expended, Tickets are outrageous, and it's a fucking
rat Like, what the fucks You're only having to buy
it for yourself. Yeah, I just had to buy one.
And I told her, listen for New York. Let's we
have time, let's figure it out, you know. But Bruce
was coming to LA in April. That's coming up the
beginning of April, the first week, so we have time
for New York.
Speaker 1: That's in May.
Speaker 3: So you don't want to try to hit up your old.
Speaker 1: I did text somebody?
Speaker 3: You did?
Speaker 2: Yeah, the Nils, No, somebody that's friends, okay, I think
you know, Oh okay, okay, yeah, just to say like, hey,
a's it going. Are you going to see Bruce? If
you are, Hello, do you have any connections?
Speaker 3: Did they write you back?
Speaker 2: They did write me back and they wrote me on
my way here, so I didn't read it. I didn't
really read it yet. It was didn't really I don't
know what his answer was, but I don't know. But
we'll see.
Speaker 3: That's hard.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you remember, and this was so long ago, but
just kind of a funny story. Do you remember, many
many years ago the kids were little. I really wanted
to take them to see Katy Perry and I tried
to hit you up for I was like, who, I
have to know somebody somehow. It was not that long
after I had done Parental Discretions, so I was.
Speaker 3: Like, I'm kind of a big shot right now, Like
who do I know?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Then my manager, my book my lit manager contacted me.
He's like, so you want tickets to Katy Perry, Like,
I know somebody I could get you tickets.
Speaker 3: And I was like, oh my.
Speaker 4: God, okay, but I still had to pay the facet
the ticket. I nobody was going to get them for
me for free, which I did kind of think somebody
would be like, of course, aren't you the star of
Parental Discretion with Stephan new Elder Taylor. Isn't your name
in the show, But yeah, of course like backstage, are
you hitting me?
Speaker 3: You're sending a limo? Like yeah, none of that.
Speaker 2: So the tickets were going to be like, let's just
say eighty dollars each, and I was like, oh my god, okay,
like this is going to be amazing.
Speaker 4: And then I do you remember this story because I
remember where I was. The kids were like in the bathtub,
I guess, and I went to go. I was like, hey,
what if I told you like I got, I could
get his tickets to like go see Katy Perry and.
Speaker 3: I will never forget.
Speaker 2: The kids were like, oh okay, Like they didn't wear
like well, they understood that we'd go to a concert,
but they just weren't that necated about the idea of it.
They were like, it's gonna be really loud, and it's
gonna be like ah, a lot of people. And I
was like, yeah, it's still going to cost me hundreds
of dollars to take you if you don't want to
go that bad and they were like, I mean, no,
that that could be fun. And I was like, no,
I'm not knowing that it would be fun. This isn't
going to an indoor plate playground, Like this is going to.
Speaker 4: A concert, which is going to be, by the way,
a big pain in the ass for me taking three
little kids with me.
Speaker 1: That is, they were young, so they already.
Speaker 3: Like the twins must have been I want to say five.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because they were younger than my kids, and my
kids were young.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but it was after you. You'd already gone, Okay,
I want to.
Speaker 2: See you a peacock cock cock that had already happened
to you.
Speaker 3: This was like a year later.
Speaker 4: Okay, came back around. Yeah, you came back around. And
that's when I was like, well, now my kids are
your kids age. When they went, they had a great time,
and I was like, well, I want to do that.
Speaker 1: For my kids.
Speaker 3: And you. I remember that you tried. I feel like
you tried to hit up like Mike August for me.
You tried. Yeah, didn't work.
Speaker 2: I tried, And like I said, I had already made
so many calls. I just thought they'd be thrilled. I
thought I was going to be walking into like pandemonium.
Speaker 3: They're going to be like wow.
Speaker 1: Now they were like, yeah, that's so funny.
Speaker 2: Fuck off all of you. So what they were like,
so are we going? And I was like, no, we're
not going.
Speaker 1: So you didn't date them?
Speaker 2: No, Yeah, what about Elbie? Was she excited? Even she
was kind of like, eh, I.
Speaker 4: Think in my mind the way I'm trying to remember,
I think she was like not that thrilled either. She
was still in a little bit of her anxious phase
of like not really dying to go to a crazy
crowded concert. But she did go see Taylor Swift.
Speaker 3: With my friend Laura subject of Patreon. She did go, Lara.
Speaker 4: We all bought expensive tickets for the kids, and one
of the moms, and I believe it was Laura, took
the three of our kids, Julie, case and me and
Julie Laura are three daughters, remember, And she did have
a super fun time there. So this might have been
one year before. I can't remember, but I think that
I thought I'm not gonna just take Elbe because then
the twins would be sad, So I'm just gonna take no.
Speaker 1: One right, good, Yeah, so you won. I won.
Speaker 4: Now the kids have been to plenty of concerts, they're
not robbed of the concert experience.
Speaker 1: Now they're the ones in concert.
Speaker 3: I remember when it was a really big deal when
the kids were little to take them to stuff like
Diego Live.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, like Disney on Ice. Yeah.
Speaker 4: The biggest thing, and this came up in my Facebook
memories was going to see the Fresh Beat band. I
remember them, and I took my nephew, Beckett, and I
have pictures of him. He had to have been like four,
and he was like dancing, and then they all got
to meet somehow, I don't know, somehow we got some
meet and greet.
Speaker 1: Right right, like it's so cute back in the day.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, that was like that was just as
big to them as seeing Katie Perry.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's so weird.
Speaker 2: I was thinking about it, like the connections that I
had back in the day. I remember we went and
saw Bruce and Mazin's No No in Jersey years ago,
and I had who's the guy who's the producer? He's
the big producer. He did a documentary Doctor Dre. Oh god,
oh my god. Everybody everybody knows who he he's like
in He's doc He did a documentary Doctor Dre. Oh.
Jimmy Ivan, Jimmy oh yeah, Jimmy Iveen. I somehow got
connections to get tickets through his office to Jimmy Ivan's
office or something, and then when I got to the
we got to the show, it turned out I think
something happened. The Knights were switched. We were supposed to
go to both nights, but then they were like, no,
the Jimmy Ivan tickets are for tomorrow night. You have
no tickets for tonight or something. I can't remember, but
I do remember getting in line with my old boss.
Steve Kern was there and his friend was totally like
from Brooklyn, and he was like, listen, this is what
you gotta do when you get up there.
Speaker 1: You got to cause confusion.
Speaker 2: You got to tell him that Jimmy Ivan left you tickets,
and then you got to show me. I d like,
you know what you're talking about, and she just caused confusion,
caused confusion, and I did that and it didn't work.
Speaker 1: Did not work.
Speaker 2: And then they were like, somebody said, go online right now.
They just dropped a bunch of tickets for the pit
and you can get them at face value.
Speaker 1: And we did.
Speaker 2: We went up to the window and just bought him
then and there. Yeah, oh yeah, but how I got
tickets through Jimmy ivy, I have no fucking Maybe babied
all Dixon.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I have no idea, but that's pretty of a big
wig now that I was thinking about it. I know
he was back then, I didn't know he worked with Bruce,
but I didn't know he was such a anyway. But yeah,
I mean now it's like, who am I hitting up
at Jimmy Ivan's office? You know?
Speaker 4: My big coup was remember when I got Elbe and
her friend for their first concerts ticket to Billie Eilish
because I Facebook messaged Billy Eilish's mom.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 3: That was a good one. Yeah, that was some real clout.
Speaker 2: That is it was like wait, why Yeah, we had
her on her show and everything, so she felt so
proud of herself, like walking up there for her will
call tickets by Billie Eilish's mother. Yeah, that's the best. Yeah,
I love that. Concerts are so much fun. My niece
Jackie was telling me recently. She's like, Antie, Lynnette, you
know that you're the first person to take me to
a concert, and you remember, I knew what my first
her first concert was.
Speaker 1: It was no doubt at like the Palladium.
Speaker 2: And she's like, I remember you and I were wearing
matchie dickies and red Converts and we went.
Speaker 1: She's like it was the best time.
Speaker 2: And then her brother Nicholas goes, yeah, Anthony and I's
first concert was the Weenie Rose, the very first time
went to the ever concert.
Speaker 1: When they were like twelve. I took him to the
Wienie Rose and they met like Dave Groll.
Speaker 2: Anthony had like this camera back in the old days,
the camera you buy at the grocery store and then
you take it. Yeah, yeah, the disposable. Yeah, took pictures
with Dave Roll and like Blink one eighty two and
all the big bands. Dicky and the Boss Jones jumped
in the pool the next day all gone, Oh no, ye,
all gone. But yeah, those are the days.
Speaker 1: I mean.
Speaker 3: The thing is that it's such a kshaw now though,
to go to a it is like it needs to
be somebody you're dying to see, right, except you got
to do what I do and just go to see
tribute bands exactly.
Speaker 1: I loved tribute band.
Speaker 4: No must, no fuss, I'm telling you. When I just
saw Begie's Gold the best time, super like inexpensive.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's the way to go.
Speaker 3: It felt like we were seeing the beach the real band.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: When we go to see Queen Nation.
Speaker 1: I want to see that.
Speaker 2: I feel like you're seeing Queen. I love that it's different,
you know till your brain. Yeah, I love Are you kidding?
I love like Atomic Punks, the Van Aalen Cover. I
mean I remember camping out on the sidewalk of Tower
Wreckerds in Northridge with Glenn and Dawn, like just camping
out at night waiting for the tickets to go on
sale the next morning, till they come up and open
the doors, and like those were the days. Now it's like, fucks,
sixty thousand people are aty you in line?
Speaker 1: Fuck that.
Speaker 4: I remember when I was I must have been pretty young,
like very early twenties. I had moved to La Yeah,
this must I must have literally been like twenty years old,
because I moved. When I moved here, I had just
turned nineteen, and this was the first year I was here.
I had my roommate, Heidi, and she only lived with
We only lived together for a year, So I literally was.
Speaker 1: Like nineteen, like Natalia's age twenty years old.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the most younger than Albie and we would we
loved the Cure and I remember the Cure playing this
happened at least two times. They played Irvine and we
drove out there and then we snuck in to a gate. Really,
those were the days that you could like, yeah, that
security was not as crazy and you could sneak We
snuck into a.
Speaker 3: Couple of different things.
Speaker 1: That's crazy.
Speaker 4: And you're young enough that you're like, oh, well try yeah,
well I know we could drive out like now I'd
be like, I'm.
Speaker 3: Not driving all the way to Irvine.
Speaker 2: Finding parking, oh forget it, possibly not being able to
jump the feet right right, forget to go to break
your foot all over again.
Speaker 3: I need good seats.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I'm not sitting way back on a lawn now.
But I know, when you're young, part of that is
the fun of it, is trying to sneak in, you know,
And but.
Speaker 4: The thing is too Really, the way I feel about
concerts now is if I don't have decent seats, there's
just no point now, because I remember that I went
to a lot of concerts when I was young, like
in my twenties that I have no real memory of
because I had shitty, shitty seats. If you go to
see Madonna, but you're a dodger, stadium. Then you're all
you're doing is watching it on a screen exactly is
the point you're not You might as well be watching
it on TV. I know you can't see Madonna and
it's like, what crazy shit is going to pop off
because you're.
Speaker 3: Seeing it live.
Speaker 4: I mean, I agree Ie, like she's going to strip naked,
but they're not going to televise that, right, It's just
I need it like sixth throw.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know, I'm with you.
Speaker 2: It's why bother instead of just watching it on the
screen for us, we want to be in the pit
for Bruce Springsteen.
Speaker 4: Of course, that's why you'll pay extra. You're like, it's
not I'm not going to take nosebleed seed.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: It's the fun of it too. You meet other people.
Speaker 2: In the pit and it's just like you're just right
there and it's just like what songs are gonna play next?
It's just it's great. I remember when he played at
the Colisseum in ninety four.
Speaker 1: It was No.
Speaker 2: Eighty four born in the USA. Dean and Wendy when
they were married, were in the coliseum like rocking out
Susanna and I drove down in our beat. He fucking
Mustang piece of shit car parked on lawns of people
that were charging Hey, come park on our front lawn
for like two bucks, you know, like kell. Yeah, and
then we just tried to get in, tried to sneak in,
but then we just ended up hanging out in the
parking lot and let'stening to it from outside. We did
that like three nights because he played like ten nights
out here.
Speaker 3: Still fun.
Speaker 1: Still was the best dime ever.
Speaker 2: Yeah, especially if it's somebody you love, like you love
Bruce Binkstein.
Speaker 3: So every song you're gonna be.
Speaker 1: Like, oh god, I love this song. Every god.
Speaker 3: I knew he was going to play this one. I
thought he'd open with this one. Like that's still such
a fun experience.
Speaker 4: It is so fun if you're like me and you're
and you're like, oh, my kids want to go see
the Killers, Like, well, I know one they sing mister
Brightside and the Mister, but what else I don't know.
I couldn't naven another a second Killers song. Yeah, Yeah,
it takes a lot more for me to be like
now the Beg's tribute band, I knew all the songs
had also gone to see that tribute band. Before you know,
if I go see Queen, I'll be like, oh yeah,
I know a lot of these songs right now worth it.
There's a Neil Diamond tribute. Yes, do you want to come? Yes,
it's at the Canyon Club. It is when I forgot.
I think it's in March, though I'm in I want
to go see you. Send you the date because yeah,
that sounds fun. I would love You're not going to
be able to tell the difference. It's going to be
I'm signing with that watching song sung Blue, It's going
to be a good it's gonna be a good performer.
But the thing is like, as when we watch songs sung.
Speaker 3: Blue, you're like, oh yeah, I forgot about this song.
I want to go see somebody that I'm like, I
know several of their songs.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I am so with you absolutely. Oh yeah.
Speaker 4: I remember years ago, back when I was like much
more into alternative like indie music, and KSCA was the
radio station, and they played all these singer songwriters and
I would discover people. And there was this one singer
named Tony Childs who had a song called Zimbabwe and
I love the song, so I bought I had that CD.
I liked a lot of the songs on the CD,
so I went to go see her at House of
Blues expensive.
Speaker 3: You know, House of Blues.
Speaker 4: You're it's a whole you always. I think you're getting
food there. It's a big, big a shaw. She literally
played nothing off of her CD. It was her first
fucking CD.
Speaker 3: Who does that?
Speaker 1: What the hell?
Speaker 2: Played all new songs next CD, and I was like, oh,
are you hi? That's ridiculous. That's like I got slapped
in the face. Really, that's a disappointment.
Speaker 3: She didn't even play the hit, the one, the one
that she had that was like playing on this one
radio station, Like, you can't even play the song that
people came here to sit. It's so insulting.
Speaker 1: It is insulting.
Speaker 3: Oh I don't think you are child.
Speaker 4: I think it was Tony Child's. It might have been
Tony something else. Don't call me on that, but anyway.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that sucks. That's the word.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 1: Nobody wants to hear your new ship.
Speaker 2: Like I mean, okay, you know, mix in one or two,
but like, come on, everybody's coming to see your hits,
things you know from your albums or whatever, Like hey, yeah,
even when Bruce does his new stuff.
Speaker 1: I'm like bathroom Break.
Speaker 4: When Xander was practicing for one of his gigs, the
one that he did at Corbin Bowl, which is a
big gig for them.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they were all like.
Speaker 4: I was with them on the conference call when they
were deciding what songs to do, and the one guy
was like, let's like learn all new songs and I
was like, no, first.
Speaker 3: Rule of playing a big gig, you want to get
booked back play the hits.
Speaker 1: Play the hits.
Speaker 4: Yeah, play this, and they're like, well, people have already
seen that. I'm like exactly, Yeah. People love to hear
the hits spilly comedians, right, you don't write all new
shit for the every gig you go on. They want
to hear the joke that they heard on Netflix as
a joke radio.
Speaker 2: Yeah, They're like, we'll do that bit. Yeah right, yeah,
I agree. No, I know. They want to be able
to tell people friends like, oh my god, this one
is so funny. You're all love this. Yeah, yeah, yeah, totally,
it's so cute. I know, did speaking of the Killers?
I got caught up on uh Love is Blind? Oh,
because it's so funny. Glenn just texted me Nancy's case
is officially cold. It's done.
Speaker 3: Does he know that? Did they announce?
Speaker 2: No? Him and I have been going back and forth
of where she is. Oh, okay, you know the latest stuff, right? Yeah?
Because they played mister Bright's side in one of the episodes.
Speaker 1: What the fuck?
Speaker 2: Okay, I have a question for you because I know
your love Love is blind Queen. Why is one couple
in Malibu?
Speaker 1: Is it true that they don't have the money to
send them all to Mexico?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I've heard competing theories. One of the theories is just
that they're so nice that they're completely they not dramatic,
and so they were like, why are we going to.
Speaker 3: Pay for them? They couldn't They needed one couple to not.
Speaker 2: Go because normally they do five, right this this season
they didn't seven oh seven seven, so they.
Speaker 3: Sent six couples.
Speaker 4: But I think they were like, these two are so unproblematic,
but like they it doesn't matter if they engage with
the other people.
Speaker 2: So they got to get punished because they're normal and
they like each other.
Speaker 3: And also they're still flying them somewhere.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I was wondering if one of them or both of
them couldn't get their visa, like maybe to go to
remember when they were kind of bonding on the fact
that they both have some misdemeanors.
Speaker 1: Is that I don't know if they were to fly.
Speaker 3: Them to Mexico because they.
Speaker 2: That's kind be the record, that might be it. Yeah, yeah,
I do fast forward a lot during the pods. I
have to say, you kind of have to do you Yeah?
Speaker 1: Good, I do?
Speaker 4: Yeah, But did you get to episode Are you through
episode nine?
Speaker 2: I am all like, oh, I don't think I watched
the last one because I was falling asleep and I
saved it.
Speaker 3: Well, did you get to the end of eight?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Chris was yes, when he was attracted to because you
don't do.
Speaker 3: Pilates every day?
Speaker 1: Yeah, what the fuck?
Speaker 3: That guy's a nightmare.
Speaker 1: They're all by the.
Speaker 2: Way, they all look. The guys look the same. It's
kind of the girls look kind of this.
Speaker 1: I don't they're not.
Speaker 2: I hate well, I'm from Cleveland, so you know, the
mistake on the lake, But like, I don't know, I.
Speaker 4: Don't know that they're kind of the cutest guy is
vic Vic and Christine the ones that they went to Malibu.
Speaker 3: Yes, freaking hot.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's cute.
Speaker 2: He's loved one. Her mom was like, he's fucking hot.
Can I say that?
Speaker 3: It was so good?
Speaker 2: C Yeah, yeah, they're very They seem like they're going
to work out. I hope, so there's no real drama
I don't I don't see coming from them. And then
the other ones are just kind of like they all
look this.
Speaker 1: I don't know. And then I don't know what's up
with that Davante one with the with.
Speaker 2: The ft him like he just does he not like
her or does her because he gets up and he
just leaves in the morning.
Speaker 3: And then the other guy. None of the guys want
to have sex with the women.
Speaker 1: Is it really?
Speaker 2: I thought they were all having sex except for them
though maybe in Mexico, oh like the first couple of nights.
But the girl, it's with that guy that's just the
douche bag, the player player.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: That girl is like, how come you you won't have
sex with me?
Speaker 1: Oh that's right, remember yeah, And.
Speaker 4: He's like, oh, just like in your period, busy, Yeah,
then you had your period then, and she's like, well
you know I can still have sex on my period
you Yeah, yeah, that guy and DeVante does not want
to seem to have sex with Brittany, right, But remember
when she was like, well, I'm going to be saving
myself and I'm like, you know, going to be celibate
until I get married, and then I mean I think
she's lost her virginity. But she was like, I'm not
gonna have sex stual marriage. And then she was like, oh,
hold on you, why don't why won't you have sex
with me? All have sex with you?
Speaker 1: Right, that's why why you're.
Speaker 4: Not touching me, Like if it means it's going to
make this relationship work out, Like I totally have sex
with you, right, So weird.
Speaker 1: That is weird.
Speaker 2: And she's like, yeah, go ahead touch me, go ahead
to you don't have to ask. Yeah, And then that
douchebag soccer player was like, hey, things on vacation in Cobble,
Like things don't work out with you and DeVante I'm
here basically right, like he was telling her what the fuck?
Yeah wait till I'm not really attracted to my little
blonde Yeah, doll, she's not really my type.
Speaker 3: I mean I go for more your type.
Speaker 1: Yeah. These people are all awful this season. They're awful.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't They're not likable except for the one
that went to Malibu.
Speaker 1: That was it.
Speaker 4: She's super likable and he's super likable. Yeah, they're the
only getting a raw deal. Yeah yeah, all right, Well.
Speaker 1: Let's say hello to our our but abbulous people.
Speaker 4: Kelsey between two ferns, Chris to get the straps, Stephane's
a stinker, Sandra.
Speaker 2: Not easy being Aaron dirty Sanchez, Leslie with the coffin
with the coughing list.
Speaker 3: Do you got Kennel cough Yeah, Alist's gone Okay.
Speaker 2: City all Monday. Kelly Brandt, she will gas you up.
Rebecca Yabian, Missy.
Speaker 1: There's not made it back from London.
Speaker 4: Yet, No, Katerina check that mol or Valerie, Bubba Fenwick
hits out of the park. Ally, we love your pancakes, Rita.
Speaker 2: Rocking that bascinette with all of Elizabeth Williamson's kids.
Speaker 4: Yep, Nikki call your girls, and Dick is frolick king.
And I think we did all of the.
Speaker 3: Shout outs, so let's just give another shout out to
Adam Lerner. Adam's got a car, He'll hook you up.
Just go to adamscott acar dot com and see what
he can do for you. Yeah. Thanks, everybody, to your parent, now,
don't f it up
Speaker 2: That a go