Speaker 1: Hey, everybody, welcome to Relationships is a bitch? Episode thirty two.
Speaker 2: O J.
Speaker 1: Simpson. There's another thirty two out there. I could have
Speaker 1: gone with, didn't I there's another running back that us
Speaker 1: thirty two. God, I can't think of one.
Speaker 2: Can't think of one either. Sand's thirty twos.
Speaker 3: I don't know thirty one anyway, it's Mike.
Speaker 1: I'm here with AJ and our relationship guru Arena Wood,
Speaker 1: who we are going to put to a test today.
Speaker 1: We've got a number of relationship discussions to have today
Speaker 1: as we weave through the stories that are out there.
Speaker 1: But first of all, happy birthday, mister Bens.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, birthday day.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, I completely forgot.
Speaker 5: This is your birthday yesterday. It was turned sixty three yesterday.
Speaker 5: By the way, Jim Brown, Marcus Allen and Oja oh
Speaker 5: war thirty two. I forgot Jim Brown.
Speaker 2: I you fear Jim Brown.
Speaker 6: I know you know this in your astrological year, your
Speaker 6: personal It's unbelovable that I didn't shoot you a message.
Speaker 2: No, it's fine.
Speaker 5: I got millions a lot from all my listeners, very nice,
Speaker 5: very nice people. I had dinner with the kids last
Speaker 5: night over at Smokehouse. Mike knows the joint. Oh yeah,
Speaker 5: I was like.
Speaker 1: Spending a lot of shows lately, didn't. I just see
Speaker 1: it in the other day, was it?
Speaker 2: You guys took me there first.
Speaker 5: I've never been there until we all went with Bruce
Speaker 5: Benson that night a couple of few years old. Really,
Speaker 5: I never read there, but I like it. The ribs
Speaker 5: are great, the steaks are good. You know, you can't
Speaker 5: go wrong.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, really really nice.
Speaker 5: It's a big old room, a lot of red boots,
Speaker 5: very old Hollywood. Uh yeah, that's George Clooney's. Clooney used
Speaker 5: to love that joint. He calls his production company smoke
Speaker 5: House Pictures because of the restaurant.
Speaker 1: Oh does he really?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 5: He lives, well, he lived. His office is right down
Speaker 5: by you. To Luca Lake, I dropped off my book.
Speaker 1: Yeah no, he was renting a house for a friend of.
Speaker 2: Mine, exactly. Yeah. So he's right there.
Speaker 5: But yeah, all good. I can't believe I'm getting older.
Speaker 5: I hate it. I hate it.
Speaker 1: But did you get the garlic bread?
Speaker 2: The garlic bread? No, I don't get I had.
Speaker 1: The garlic bread. Its famous for bread, cheesy.
Speaker 5: Garlic bread rocks. He wanted, so I'm like, really, now, really,
Speaker 5: it's too cheesy for me. So we didn't get it.
Speaker 5: We just had a hottail, a few steaks. She got
Speaker 5: to flame me and Rock and Rabbi and n a
Speaker 5: couple of pictures I posted here shut of us.
Speaker 1: There you go, Oh very nice, already already in a frame.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, a j.
Speaker 6: I have to bring to the show our Ukrainian tradition
Speaker 6: because in our country will like to talk and we
Speaker 6: have to give a toast.
Speaker 4: We don't have to do together.
Speaker 6: But still, because I missed your birthday, shame on me yesterday,
Speaker 6: I still want to say something people could probably characterize
Speaker 6: you to know you longer, that you're personal, sports, personal, personal, women,
Speaker 6: personal friendship, personal, I don't know joy first and an
Speaker 6: investigation of Hollywood or whatever. I know you for a
Speaker 6: year in person, and I have to tell you for me,
Speaker 6: you're a person of passion because absolutely passionate about your kids.
Speaker 6: You're absolutely passionate about what you're doing in life, and
Speaker 6: this is your podcasting. You're passionate about your friends. And
Speaker 6: I wish that passion will grow and you know, bring
Speaker 6: beautiful things to the world. And thank you so much
Speaker 6: for your message always being authentic. I think there is
Speaker 6: nobody even close to you to being yourself.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's amazing. Wow, my goodness, that's really something. Well,
Speaker 2: I tell you what.
Speaker 5: For all the great dreams I've had, I got to
Speaker 5: tell you this dream I had last night real quick.
Speaker 5: I went on the app right away to figure this out,
Speaker 5: because I met Trump and we're like, we bumped into
Speaker 5: each other somewhere, and I go, hey, by the way,
Speaker 5: I was just speaking like I always spoke to my
Speaker 5: I said, I'm coming to mar Alago.
Speaker 2: I'm going to come see it. And he goes, uh, no,
Speaker 2: don't do that, he told me no. So I'm looking
Speaker 2: at I couldn't believe it.
Speaker 5: So the interpretation from your apps as a meeting with
Speaker 5: Donald Trump might represent authority and your feelings about power.
Speaker 5: His refusal could symbolize obstacles or challenges in your aspirations.
Speaker 5: The dream may suggest a yearning for influence or recognition,
Speaker 5: yet also a reminder of barriers in your path. Perhaps
Speaker 5: you're in a world that is greatly showing you the
Speaker 5: way to navigate these challenges with grace and wisdom. It
Speaker 5: was so weird. He's like, we love He's like yeah,
Speaker 5: thanks for your support. I'm gonna cut my lego.
Speaker 2: No you're not. And then it just ended.
Speaker 4: Right the fold of the app.
Speaker 6: I can tell you that instead, you're invited probably fifteen
Speaker 6: miles on the right or left from Marilaga, which is
Speaker 6: always welcome.
Speaker 2: I'll be back, I'll be back, Yes, I'll be there.
Speaker 2: Of course. Of course we.
Speaker 1: Could probably get in there anyway going by boat. Oh,
Speaker 1: I don't know how good his security. Maybe two assassinations.
Speaker 1: Maybe we wait a couple of years before before we try. Right, Well,
Speaker 1: I wanted to start off today talking about one of
Speaker 1: my least favorite places that used to be one of
Speaker 1: my favorite places, which is disney World or Disneyland, depending
Speaker 1: on where you are. And there's a guy by the
Speaker 1: name of Eugene Strickland that is suing Disneyland.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Actually I think it's disney World that he's suing. Yes,
Speaker 1: And this is an interesting one. It's a couple of
Speaker 1: years old, and so it's finally getting into court. And
Speaker 1: for some reason, and I think we'll see as we
Speaker 1: go through this, Disney decided they didn't need to settle
Speaker 1: this suit with this guy. But he's going forward and
Speaker 1: they're going to go to a courtroom over it. This
Speaker 1: guy's name is Eugene Strickland, and back in July of
Speaker 1: twenty twenty one, Eugene took a ride on what's known
Speaker 1: as the Downhill Double Dipper, which is apparently it's it's
Speaker 1: a water slide and when you ride it, you put
Speaker 1: a tube, an inner tube under you to go to
Speaker 1: go ride it. And there's a restriction of a of
Speaker 1: three hundred pounds for individual riders on this ride. So
Speaker 1: I'm imagining that it's kind of like, you know, when
Speaker 1: you're on one of those long lines there with your
Speaker 1: kids and you're wondering are they tall enough or not?
Speaker 1: But they have these things along the way that you
Speaker 1: can just put your kid next to to see if
Speaker 1: they're tall enough to go on the ride, right right right? Well,
Speaker 1: so something, what do they have scales along? You know,
Speaker 1: you have to be three hundred pounds or less. Okay,
Speaker 1: you know, Eugene, get on the scale to see if
Speaker 1: you can ride this thing.
Speaker 2: That's true, it's not good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't. I don't guess they have slot you know,
Speaker 1: So who knows. Eugene may not await himself for a
Speaker 1: long time.
Speaker 2: He might not have known that.
Speaker 1: He was tipping the scales at three point thirty four.
Speaker 4: But he told him one at a time yet.
Speaker 1: But anyway, Eugene gets through the line and doesn't get
Speaker 1: stopped and gets the inner tube under him and nobody
Speaker 1: stops him. And there he goes on the ride. And
Speaker 1: I guess at a point in the ride, you take
Speaker 1: a little air, you get a little air. Yeah, so
Speaker 1: Eugene got a little bit more air than most.
Speaker 2: And he's over three hundred pounds. He's over the.
Speaker 1: Way three thirty four. So he he lost his inner tube.
Speaker 1: His inner tube went flying out from under him, and
Speaker 1: unclear exactly how elevated he was above the surface of
Speaker 1: the water slide, but he came slamming down on the
Speaker 1: water slide, and they described it as he allegedly became
Speaker 1: momentarily airborne.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, momentarily airborne.
Speaker 5: Absolutely. I know that's scary. I've been I've been there.
Speaker 5: I'm getting too big for those water parks. I could
Speaker 5: tell as long as five years ago. I'm getting too big.
Speaker 5: All the two hundred pounds is dangerous. We don't realize
Speaker 5: how heavy we are until we're on one of those
Speaker 5: rides and you fall, or you jump in a lake
Speaker 5: or a cold river, whatever. We're very heavy people. At
Speaker 5: least you know, over two hundred pounds is heavy. You're
Speaker 5: gonna get hurt.
Speaker 1: Okay, but it's not three thirty four.
Speaker 2: No, that's you. He shouldn't be there. He shouldn't be there.
Speaker 5: I mean, first of all, most rides, you got to
Speaker 5: put the shoulders on roller coaster as they pull them down.
Speaker 2: I'm not. I can't.
Speaker 5: I can barely fit those anymore. Like it's very tight.
Speaker 5: My stomach is being squished in. I went to a
Speaker 5: state fair in Illinois just to kind of you take
Speaker 5: your baby down on a potato sack a little, you know,
Speaker 5: it goes a little nice and slow. I went alone
Speaker 5: about four years ago. I was there born and it
Speaker 5: hurt like a bastard. I went up and here I
Speaker 5: have it on video. It looked so gross and out
Speaker 5: of shape. But three point thirty four he should suffer,
Speaker 5: He should go for more than fifty grand. That's nothing.
Speaker 1: Well, I do think that's the critical error here. So yeah,
Speaker 1: So he says that he suffered serious bodily injury, pain
Speaker 1: and suffering disability. He couldn't work starring.
Speaker 3: Oh, disfigurement.
Speaker 1: I mean I don't know. Did his big ass get
Speaker 1: this fisited three hundred and thirty four pounds. You just
Speaker 1: slammed down in your butt somehow disfigured his butt and
Speaker 1: mental anguish and the loss of capacity for the enjoyment
Speaker 1: of life.
Speaker 5: Oh wow, he was happy with life at three hundred
Speaker 5: and thirty four pounds, but now no longer has Okay,
Speaker 5: he's happy.
Speaker 1: With life before, but now he's lost the capacity to
Speaker 1: enjoy life. And he's still grappling with this today, you know,
Speaker 1: four years later. So he also claims that Disney was
Speaker 1: directly negligent for failing to establish safe premises and that
Speaker 1: they should have been well aware of the safety hazard.
Speaker 1: And he says concealed trap that the water slide presented
Speaker 1: that contributed to his injuries. And so yeah, my first question,
Speaker 1: like yours, AJ, was Okay, if i'd gone now four
Speaker 1: years and I wasn't able to work, I had scarring,
Speaker 1: I had disfigurement, mental anguish, and I had completely lost
Speaker 1: the capacity to enjoy life. I think my price tag
Speaker 1: would have been north of fifty grand.
Speaker 5: Of course, it's so still settle. They'll get rid of
Speaker 5: they'll they'll they'll bank well maybe they won't. Disney seems
Speaker 5: pretty pissed off to take this to court. You can't
Speaker 5: find they have so many lawyers. I don't know if
Speaker 5: this guy's gonna get anything at all.
Speaker 2: It's there's not a.
Speaker 4: Chance took this case.
Speaker 6: I believe there is a lawyer with the respect to yourself,
Speaker 6: of your professional background, can take the case to present
Speaker 6: in the court something like that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I doubt that, you know, with fifty grand on
Speaker 1: the line, I doubt that Eugene is lawyered up in
Speaker 1: any kind of big way here. I don't think Alan
Speaker 1: Dershowitz is walking into court with him.
Speaker 2: But no, no, no, but no.
Speaker 4: It's just direct manipulation and it's not.
Speaker 5: Going to be nowhere it should I'll tell you what
Speaker 5: you know, Like I felt two weeks ago at Aria,
Speaker 5: there was a liquid on the floor right by security.
Speaker 2: They rushed over to me, the paramedics, all that.
Speaker 1: Told you should have stayed on the ground.
Speaker 5: Well, I let me tell I did tell them I'm
Speaker 5: gonna go home and get some X rays and MRIs
Speaker 5: and let you know. They call me, they email me
Speaker 5: risk management. They won't know how I'm feeling, how you're doing.
Speaker 5: Let us know if we can take on the doctor's
Speaker 5: tabs like that, they're really reaching out hard.
Speaker 2: So I'm gonna go get my.
Speaker 5: X rays soon an MRI, and let's see if we
Speaker 5: can do the same kind of what's this guy's name again?
Speaker 5: Maybe I'm making my Gene Strickland. Let me a little
Speaker 5: do at Eugene Strickland on the aria. But it won't
Speaker 5: be fifty gram, that's for sure.
Speaker 4: Full mm group.
Speaker 2: Yet, Yeah, they got money to days. They don't mean
Speaker 2: that shouldn't matter to them.
Speaker 3: No, it shouldn't.
Speaker 2: Right, We'll see, we'll see.
Speaker 1: But yeah, when when you only ask for fifty grand,
Speaker 1: they have to they have to start questioning. It's like
Speaker 1: I was driving through some backstreets in New Orleans a
Speaker 1: couple of years ago, and uh, I crossed the street
Speaker 1: and all of a sudden, this biker who I had
Speaker 1: plenty of room at the speed he was going to
Speaker 1: get a cross before him and for him to just
Speaker 1: then go and go around the back of my car instead,
Speaker 1: I watch him accelerate in real time so he can
Speaker 1: ride into my front tire and then and then he
Speaker 1: goes flying over the you know, slides across the roof
Speaker 1: of the hood of my car onto the ground and uh.
Speaker 1: And I'm like, okay, dude, of course, of course this
Speaker 1: is bullshit. And so I said, well, you know, do
Speaker 1: uh do we need to call an ambulance? No, no,
Speaker 1: my sister will come get Okay, your sister will come
Speaker 1: get me. I look at his bike. Your bike seems okay.
Speaker 1: Do you want a hundred bucks for your your your bike?
Speaker 1: Maybe you want to get your your bike fixed? Whatever?
Speaker 1: I knew some kind of scam, was it? Yeah? Of
Speaker 1: course no, no, no, And I don't think anything of it.
Speaker 1: He's okay, but he says he wants to wait for
Speaker 1: his sister. Whatever. Well, Like a week later, I get
Speaker 1: a call from Progressive telling me I've been sued because God,
Speaker 1: this guy suffered all of these injuries and everything else.
Speaker 1: And I'm like, no, he didn't suffer any injuries. I
Speaker 1: watched him. He was fine. He barely had a scratch.
Speaker 1: He ran into me intentionally, and this is a joke.
Speaker 1: Do not pay any claim on this. Well, sir, we'll
Speaker 1: talk to you before, Yes, you'll talk to me before
Speaker 1: you doing it. Like a week later, I'm in the
Speaker 1: Automan Park there in New Orleans, riding around and I
Speaker 1: see this guy who's injured supposed to be injured with
Speaker 1: a This guy ran a gym, he owned his own gym.
Speaker 1: He had one of those weak vests on. He had
Speaker 1: waited vest On and he was running like a four
Speaker 1: minute mile through the park. And so I get I
Speaker 1: get my I go around once more on the bike
Speaker 1: because he's coming this way. I'm going that way, so
Speaker 1: I have time it right, and I got my video
Speaker 1: camp on my phone video as I come by him.
Speaker 1: The next time, I send the video to Progressive saying,
Speaker 1: this is the guy that claimed that I hit him
Speaker 1: and he's injured, and here he is running the four
Speaker 1: minute mile in Automent Park. A week later and thank
Speaker 1: you sir. You know whatever I get. A month later,
Speaker 1: I get noticed from Progressive they've settled for fifteen thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: What's wrong with them?
Speaker 1: I'm like, how the f do you? Wow? Because it's
Speaker 1: just not worth the trouble to go through litigating it,
Speaker 1: going through the battle whatever. That's fifteen grand and Progressive,
Speaker 1: But here we got fifty grand and did But you
Speaker 1: would have thought they would have already said, all right,
Speaker 1: let's throw Ukia bone and give him fifty grand. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but that would probably invite ten thousand more Eugeens. And
Speaker 1: will every fat person in Central Florida be jumping on that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, I think it's a very complicated business no
Speaker 6: matter what, even if they do the profit, I think
Speaker 6: it's always challenging. Always, you know, something go into course
Speaker 6: in those payments. People are manipulated.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but you know it is.
Speaker 1: It's interesting because you can't get if your kid isn't
Speaker 1: that height, you'd never get them on the ride because
Speaker 1: someone will be there to stop them, even if you've
Speaker 1: ignored all the things that you're supposed to measure your
Speaker 1: kid on them the way the second you get up there,
Speaker 1: one of the people working the ride has a separate
Speaker 1: measuring thing and they would never let them.
Speaker 2: On, right, So.
Speaker 1: I don't know, you can go Look, I hadn't been
Speaker 1: to the doctor, I hadn't put myself on a scale.
Speaker 1: I didn't know what I waited. If they thought I
Speaker 1: was over the limit, they should have stopped me and
Speaker 1: not let me on the ride.
Speaker 5: But they're probably nervous to say anything like that nowadays
Speaker 5: because you can be considered what would.
Speaker 2: That be called fat felt, fat shaming and fat shaming,
Speaker 2: and you gotta be careful. I mean we went when
Speaker 2: we were kids. Uh area.
Speaker 5: There was a water park when we were kids called
Speaker 5: Action Park was in New Jersey. Well, there's a there's
Speaker 5: a documentaries about how crazy this place.
Speaker 2: People died there, but I mean.
Speaker 5: The guards who took care of the rides were like
Speaker 5: sixteen years old.
Speaker 2: They were younger than we were. And and people died
Speaker 2: in the tidal wave pool. It was crazy there. But uh, it.
Speaker 1: Seemed like there was like a death a week there.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, oh, look up the look up the documentary
Speaker 5: He'll died. I mean the rides they concocted and we
Speaker 5: all went like, this is going.
Speaker 2: To be great. It was great. It was very very
Speaker 2: dangerous at times. Oh my god.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know I should watch that document because I
Speaker 1: wonder how that how they got investors to come. I mean,
Speaker 1: who wanted Trump.
Speaker 5: They want They went after Trump, and Trump said, you're
Speaker 5: ready in mind, I'm not, I'm not going to This
Speaker 5: is a death trap. Trump walked away from it many
Speaker 5: years ago. The guy's famous, his son, I think his
Speaker 5: son began to run. But I mean, yeah, there was lawsuits.
Speaker 5: There was a room you went into if you scraped
Speaker 5: your elbow on the pie alpine ski. Everybody lined up
Speaker 5: with their injuries knee, elbow, and the lady just sprague
Speaker 5: your body with some antiseptic shit and you went back
Speaker 5: in the pool.
Speaker 2: It was like, you're gonna lose your kids this weekend.
Speaker 2: It was horrible, but we had a lot of fun.
Speaker 1: But you would think if they just had a really
Speaker 1: good release, because look, think about all these people that
Speaker 1: go on these reality shows that are dangerous as hell.
Speaker 1: I mean you go do Naked and Afraid, or you
Speaker 1: go something with beer Grillis or any one of these
Speaker 1: crazy s things that people are signing away.
Speaker 5: I know, they make you sign fifty pages of my
Speaker 5: nephew Jackie did one hundred Reality Ball, thirty reality shows.
Speaker 2: The paperwork you signed, especially all the.
Speaker 5: STD paperwork you have to sign because you can't go
Speaker 5: to those shows with an STD. Many people have turned
Speaker 5: down because of that. But yeah, you sign everything when
Speaker 5: you go on those shows. It's crazy.
Speaker 1: So why couldn't Action Park have just had a really
Speaker 1: you know, a long release that people have to sign
Speaker 1: before you get into the park.
Speaker 2: It was we call it it's called Traction Park. It
Speaker 2: was crazy because you leave in traction it's amazing.
Speaker 1: Well, speaking of somebody who could put you in traction.
Speaker 2: Oh boy, Cardi, b oh god, I have my feelings
Speaker 2: about her. I don't know.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, she came out, I guess end of last
Speaker 1: week on Instagram sort of officially declaring her relationship with
Speaker 1: Stefan Diggs, the NFL receiver who I guess is on
Speaker 1: the Patriots.
Speaker 2: Now, yeah, they're not doing it. They're not. They're okay
Speaker 2: with it. They say they're gonna pay him. They don't
Speaker 2: care what happened on that boat he had.
Speaker 5: It looked to be pink cocaine, this new cocaine called
Speaker 5: TUSI uh, with a bunch of girls around him.
Speaker 2: Cardi was upset because they're together.
Speaker 5: But uh, according to the NFL, the team's gonna like
Speaker 5: paying what he wants, so they're like moving on from this.
Speaker 2: So I don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 5: It's a crazy situation the Patriots. He's a good player,
Speaker 5: he's a very good player.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it used to be great. I mean maybe he
Speaker 1: still is great.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but you know what, I got me the video
Speaker 5: once they become Instagram official, and Cardi's got one of
Speaker 5: those asses that I mean, they all get the Brazilian
Speaker 5: butt lift.
Speaker 2: And implants, and it's so big.
Speaker 5: When you see up close and there's a video of
Speaker 5: him behind her, you know she's twerking. He's behind her
Speaker 5: shirtless and she's looking over her shoulder.
Speaker 2: Very sexual.
Speaker 5: I know her and her the mother, the father of
Speaker 5: her kids, offset I know they're done so to speak,
Speaker 5: but how do you I mean, it's one thing with
Speaker 5: your wife and yourself break up, but then to see
Speaker 5: a video like that, the mother of your kids bent
Speaker 5: over twerking for an NFL star to hit her from
Speaker 5: the back.
Speaker 2: It's just what plant am I on? How do you
Speaker 2: do that to somebody.
Speaker 1: When she's sixty five, seventy and her grandkids, you know,
Speaker 1: on her lap and she's reading a book and they say,
Speaker 1: Grandma Cardi, can you can you tell me about your song?
Speaker 1: Wet ass pussy right right? I mean crazyking on him.
Speaker 1: First of all, I don't think there's ever been any
Speaker 1: time in history where when you come into your golden
Speaker 1: years you have stuff from fifty years prior that is
Speaker 1: just so damaging to the rest of your family. Look,
Speaker 1: I'm saying it will be damaging. Who knows what those
Speaker 1: standards people will live by at that point. How normalized
Speaker 1: all this kind of stuff is. But the tworking stuff
Speaker 1: and the butt lips and doing everything on Instagram and
Speaker 1: and and writing a song.
Speaker 2: A different culture.
Speaker 5: I mean, well, you know the famous song baby It's
Speaker 5: Cold Outside that was popular I guess in the forties.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, they got rid.
Speaker 5: Of those lyrics because all it was was a guy
Speaker 5: telling the girl, Hey, it's called outside, stay with me.
Speaker 5: You know, I really we should go. You know, she's
Speaker 5: telling the nast stay over, so innocent. But what as
Speaker 5: pussy's okay, we can you hear that of the radio.
Speaker 5: It doesn't make sense.
Speaker 1: It is pretty crazy. So she has three kids with offset.
Speaker 1: Their names are, of course Culture Wave and Blossom. Yes,
Speaker 1: culture is okay, so it's really Culture Wave and Blossom.
Speaker 1: Nice great names. So yeah, so she's got the three kids,
Speaker 1: she's got her her great number one record there and
Speaker 1: we haven't called on Arena in a while to dissect
Speaker 1: a couple. But these two people, we just got to
Speaker 1: know what's going on with these with these fine Stefan
Speaker 1: dates and Cardi B.
Speaker 2: Come on, all right, let's hear it what we got.
Speaker 4: You know, guys, I decided not to waste my time
Speaker 4: only capulations through numbers because it's clear enough of course
Speaker 4: wool and what they're doing together.
Speaker 6: But I think that's going to be a much better
Speaker 6: perspective when we share with our audience.
Speaker 4: Okay, we can say just a few words. She's a liberal.
Speaker 6: He's such such, is full of fire, always knows what
Speaker 6: he wants, very self confident and the like skip going.
Speaker 4: She's liberal.
Speaker 6: Definitely partnership orients. She's seeking for harmony. No matter what
Speaker 6: kind of woman.
Speaker 4: She is, she's still a woman.
Speaker 6: They can have some emotional energy connections, sexuality between them.
Speaker 6: I wanted to know themtologically only one thing why they'm
Speaker 6: mad because her life was not very six, which speaks
Speaker 6: about desire of being around artistic atmosphere and desireful love
Speaker 6: for him.
Speaker 4: It's eight.
Speaker 6: You guys have eight, both of you, so he can
Speaker 6: be a great employee, which he is. So you can
Speaker 6: judge him for that because he's his story, his niche
Speaker 6: what they are doing together, because they.
Speaker 4: Have six in total.
Speaker 6: This is a lesson for them nometologically to let past
Speaker 6: go and anyone to understand that any when is your property.
Speaker 6: What she's doing right now, she's getting jealous because she
Speaker 6: feels like, since you're my boyfriend.
Speaker 4: You are my property.
Speaker 6: You belong to me, which is probably natural and normal
Speaker 6: when you are in a normal, respectful, mutually respectful relationship,
Speaker 6: which they don't have.
Speaker 4: I guess so because he's still in his.
Speaker 6: Image of a free boy, you know, who does what
Speaker 6: he wants because he deserves and as well. It could
Speaker 6: be enormous unhealthied manchment to the pig, to the partner,
Speaker 6: which probably she experiences a little bit more than him.
Speaker 6: But my perspective change for psychological research because we all
Speaker 6: came from childhood and I want you to understand her
Speaker 6: personality better because now she's in the midst of divorce
Speaker 6: saying to the father of your kids, and he will
Speaker 6: never be the ex father of the kids. He can
Speaker 6: be ex husband. Only she's saying, I wish you to die.
Speaker 6: I wish you assault that. But she'd be in the
Speaker 6: mind of the woman. Whatever he did to you, he
Speaker 6: chated on you. We had the other couple when they
Speaker 6: were piecing and pooping on each other, but still nobody
Speaker 6: said I wish you.
Speaker 4: To die in a horrible death.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 6: So she came from poverty with it. I don't want
Speaker 6: it's not a judgment, it's not nothing. It's just what
Speaker 6: I did some kind of research. So she came from
Speaker 6: no money and she built herself up with it. She
Speaker 6: deserves a lot of respect no matter what the way
Speaker 6: she did, she made it. Her family was struggling how
Speaker 6: the meat ends, and as well, he'll probably she has
Speaker 6: some issues of the you know, like that she's struggling
Speaker 6: to be well stent, to be celebrity, to.
Speaker 2: Be known, to be.
Speaker 4: Very secure about you tomorrow.
Speaker 6: And now she's gonna get a lot of money from
Speaker 6: her husband as well. She was ashamed of her body
Speaker 6: because in the school they built her that she is
Speaker 6: not beautiful enough. So probably that her desire to do
Speaker 6: the surgery to be somebody else.
Speaker 4: Let's start from that.
Speaker 6: She changed her name, already wants to be somebody else
Speaker 6: because you're ashamed of something that from your childhood, changing
Speaker 6: your body. In the second thing, I'm the woman I
Speaker 6: Anderson decided to be the better and it's never enough.
Speaker 4: I understand that, but some there.
Speaker 6: Should be a point, should be a border when you
Speaker 6: have to stop, because after it's not just beautiful, you know,
Speaker 6: ugly as well, your previous relationship they were full of
Speaker 6: like toxicism and manipulation as well. That what she's speaking
Speaker 6: sometimes you know, given like your notes about that, and.
Speaker 4: She was saying and being in survivorship mood. I don't know,
Speaker 4: but I read about it. She was a stripper when
Speaker 4: she was eighteen years old, so that kind of or
Speaker 4: background when you already became a celebrity.
Speaker 6: I have said that on the previous pod because if
Speaker 6: you deserved in this life, even with your hard work
Speaker 6: of the way you did it, it's your karma. But
Speaker 6: you met in this life famed glory and money, you
Speaker 6: should be ready for that. You should be classy, you
Speaker 6: should be indicated, you should.
Speaker 4: Know how to handle it.
Speaker 6: Otherwise those money will live here as well and you
Speaker 6: will pay with something else. So about him, that was
Speaker 6: interesting because he's so confident. He's still partying and tends
Speaker 6: to change women and so on, and he doesn't want
Speaker 6: to stop. But still he looks like he's dating here
Speaker 6: right now. So he lost his father when he was
Speaker 6: fourteen years old, which made him grow up, as he says,
Speaker 6: I had to grow up fast, I had to step up,
Speaker 6: and he felt a lot of responsibility for his siblings.
Speaker 6: I think that she wants somebody to take care of
Speaker 6: here because she's a woman and because she definitely wanted
Speaker 6: that in child, but he is instead got used to
Speaker 6: taking care of people. But I'm not sure that he
Speaker 6: wants another one, you know, because he had enough with
Speaker 6: his siblings, especially younger brothers, so definitely pressure to be
Speaker 6: perfect and strong and suppressed emotions about that, and as well,
Speaker 6: the press said about him that he's way too dramatic
Speaker 6: and very much so that's kind of image into society.
Speaker 6: So I have no idea how they're going to handle together,
Speaker 6: how long it's gonna last. I don't want to go
Speaker 6: with the fortune talent, but they kind of pretty explosive
Speaker 6: personality is both.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well but if.
Speaker 1: You're sorry, go ahead.
Speaker 2: I just feel actually he has a daughter. Stefan Diggs
Speaker 2: has a daughter.
Speaker 5: I think it's nine or ten years old, and I
Speaker 5: just don't I mean, I was so careful when I was,
Speaker 5: you know, had my fleing, my affair with Andrea. You
Speaker 5: have to be careful how you talk to your daughter
Speaker 5: and how you explain things to your daughter, because she's
Speaker 5: young and impressionable. And here's Stefan Diggs carrying on like
Speaker 5: this in public with Cardi b an ex stripper who
Speaker 5: used to drug men and rob their money.
Speaker 2: And this is you have a daughter. How was your
Speaker 2: daughter looking up to her daddy in one days with
Speaker 2: a woman like this?
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, I was about EUSt He can't possibly be serious. Yeah,
Speaker 1: not this woman. This can't be a serious thinker. Any
Speaker 1: you're a guy, you're with a woman who's wishing her
Speaker 1: ex dead.
Speaker 2: Horrible.
Speaker 1: Okay, good chance to get with anyone in fifty to fifty.
Speaker 1: You're going to be an ex at some point. So
Speaker 1: at some point she's gonna wish you dead. Yep, she's
Speaker 1: she's doing that in public, in front of her own kids.
Speaker 1: Plus again number one song with Wet Ass Pussy. I
Speaker 1: don't know how you could have any self respect being
Speaker 1: with somebody like that.
Speaker 2: But no, they'll leave soon. They'll give it. I'll give it.
Speaker 5: Maybe he'll he'll have a round door in football season.
Speaker 5: It'll be good. She'll be at the game about the
Speaker 5: filthy tellers, sweat Travis Kelsey couple. You know, she'll be
Speaker 5: in the luxury suite for a few games, and she
Speaker 5: loves that attention, and then they'll move on.
Speaker 2: I think I.
Speaker 1: Did enjoy seeing her expenses for her kids, you know,
Speaker 1: because she's I guess Offsets not contributing any money, and
Speaker 1: she's in a fight with him. But the kids have
Speaker 1: a driver who gets paid ten. Grandma's driving the kids around.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: One of the kids will Culture as a fourth thousand
Speaker 1: dollars a month for school. He's got forty five thousand.
Speaker 1: Why don't know, boy or a girl forty five thousand
Speaker 1: a year for school. Waves got thirty five thousand a
Speaker 1: year for school. Obviously, going to a shitty school, you're
Speaker 1: not worth it to go to Culture school. They've got
Speaker 1: even though they're going to those schools and I'm sure
Speaker 1: of excellent teachers, they need four thousand dollars a week
Speaker 1: of tutoring their kids. Four thousand dollars a week of tutoring.
Speaker 1: Culture needs, nine hundred dollars a week worth of piano lessons.
Speaker 1: They need fifty five one hundred dollars a week of
Speaker 1: nanny care.
Speaker 2: Wow, okay, so twenty month now a lot of money.
Speaker 1: Now. I haven't talked about food or anything like that.
Speaker 1: Just just with those things. It's fifty eight thousand, six
Speaker 1: hundred dollars a month. It's the kids, just for those things.
Speaker 1: Before you before you put a chicken nugget in their mouth.
Speaker 6: I guess they're gonna grow up and they couldn't be
Speaker 6: stable when they listened to their mother is skating their father.
Speaker 4: Because kids, they are all parts of the father and
Speaker 4: mother together. So it's like, you know.
Speaker 6: With all these expenses, I'm not sure how helpful it
Speaker 6: would be. Maybe instead they should just introduce them to
Speaker 6: what love and empathy at harmony is.
Speaker 4: It would be less expensive.
Speaker 1: Man, especially now. Like my father wasn't a perfect human being,
Speaker 1: my mother's not a perfect human being. But none of
Speaker 1: the things they did in their twenties and thirties, other
Speaker 1: than stories they've passed along over the years, I can't
Speaker 1: go on the internet and research you know my father's saying,
Speaker 1: you know, wet ass scrotum in ruteen forty eight, because
Speaker 1: none of that exists for this generation. Their kids will
Speaker 1: see everything they did.
Speaker 2: Ob listen, I got a taste of it at dinner
Speaker 2: last night. Ready for this.
Speaker 5: My kids sometimes tell me that their friends who didn't
Speaker 5: realize that I was their dad the age a Ben's.
Speaker 2: That kind of shit on which I laugh about.
Speaker 5: But rock all, you don't know your kids google you
Speaker 5: well unngoogleable, so they googled me, and at some point
Speaker 5: rock All goes, there was some old my Space. I said,
Speaker 5: I didn't do my space. I was now I was,
Speaker 5: I was AOL, not my Space. He goes, No, you
Speaker 5: did it for a while ago. How, he goes, because
Speaker 5: somebody asked you a question, what's what's happiness?
Speaker 2: And you said Vico And I said, oh my.
Speaker 1: God, happiness and your response was Viking.
Speaker 5: I've probably just touched a little interview with some jerk off.
Speaker 5: I said, happiness is a Viking. Just I'll throw away line,
Speaker 5: but still there.
Speaker 2: My son saw it. Terrible. Just you cannot run it,
Speaker 2: you know, I can't. I can't.
Speaker 1: We think we think the kids of Hollywood are fucked up. Now, yeah,
Speaker 1: imagine what all the kids of these people are going
Speaker 1: to be like when they uh, when they eva. I
Speaker 1: saw something the other day on all of these Hollywood
Speaker 1: people whose kids are trends.
Speaker 2: Yeah, trends. Unbelievable.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean there were hundreds of them, yes, yeah,
Speaker 5: and they're coming every week.
Speaker 2: De Niro, you know of j Lowe's kid.
Speaker 5: Of course, j Loo's kid influenced Ben Affleck's daughter, Sarapina
Speaker 5: became thin.
Speaker 2: It's getting so crazy.
Speaker 5: That I want to find out, like, what's the rate
Speaker 5: in Oklahoma or Missouri?
Speaker 2: What you know North Dakota? Why is zero and zero? Exactly?
Speaker 1: I saw Megan Fox is like a gaggle of how
Speaker 1: many kids does she?
Speaker 5: She had three boys, two of them have long long
Speaker 5: haird wear dresses. She just had a daughter with machine
Speaker 5: gun Kelly. It's very she's only a few months old.
Speaker 5: But yeah, she said that. One day the young kid
Speaker 5: was two years old, like mommy's dress. That's okay, kids
Speaker 5: can say that. But then she laid out dresses on
Speaker 5: his bed for him to wear. So the kid just
Speaker 5: started wearing dresses. So she pushed him toward that. Well
Speaker 5: because he liked mommy's dress.
Speaker 2: That's you know, bad bad, you know it's.
Speaker 3: Crazy wine baby, you know warree.
Speaker 5: Baby's got a transgend. The table at Benning And I
Speaker 5: remember when I was with one, I just had roxy
Speaker 5: and I met him at a restaurant and I said, hey,
Speaker 5: I'm a father.
Speaker 2: I have a little girl. He goes, isn't it the best?
Speaker 2: Aren't having isn't a little girl the best? I said, yeah,
Speaker 2: it really changed me.
Speaker 5: And that little girl grows up to become a boy
Speaker 5: and Now it's a young man.
Speaker 2: I know that's going to break his heart.
Speaker 5: I mean, I know we're parents, we love our kids regardless,
Speaker 5: but something has to happen in your heart.
Speaker 2: It must hurt, you know what I mean.
Speaker 5: Don't you think I wouldn't love him less? But there's
Speaker 5: some disappointment in there, like really, you're changing your gender.
Speaker 1: Well, I think in the case of these people, it's
Speaker 1: become the social contagent that it is because they take
Speaker 1: pride in it. They want to have I know a
Speaker 1: kid who's going through this. They don't.
Speaker 2: They're not.
Speaker 1: They don't want the varsity shortstop.
Speaker 3: No, they don't.
Speaker 2: You're right, this is what This is.
Speaker 1: What they want. If you want it enough, you'll get it.
Speaker 5: Used to be adopted Asian baby, then it was adopted.
Speaker 5: Now let's advocators transgender.
Speaker 2: It's really wild, so nuts.
Speaker 1: Well, I thought this was interesting for some reason. I
Speaker 1: just always thought she was really hot Christin Cavalary. I mean,
Speaker 1: she does just does it for me.
Speaker 2: I know me too.
Speaker 1: I used to love that show she had with uh.
Speaker 2: Uh with a color yea what was that called?
Speaker 1: But because he was like the laziest really did was
Speaker 1: go hunting and uh, you know whatever, and they had
Speaker 1: this huge place in Nashville, and you couldn't watch that
Speaker 1: show and not root for him. Meanwhile, she'd have a
Speaker 1: glam squad around her, some Wudro assistant, this whole thing.
Speaker 1: And so it wasn't shocking when they decided to.
Speaker 3: Get divorced, right, But I.
Speaker 1: Was surprised to see that she had just gone public
Speaker 1: with having cut her father out of her life.
Speaker 5: I want to hear from Arena because what a woman
Speaker 5: cuts their father? And she won't say why.
Speaker 1: It's really Christy's cryptic about it. She says a little bit,
Speaker 1: but she won't be specific.
Speaker 5: She said he was narcissistic. That's not why you cut
Speaker 5: ties with your father.
Speaker 1: Well, it's something he did that was inappropriate.
Speaker 5: With right, which is horrible. But I don't know a
Speaker 5: daughter getting rid of daddy. That's a real awful thing.
Speaker 5: That's a bad that's not good to not have daddy
Speaker 5: in your life.
Speaker 1: Can that ever be good? Arena?
Speaker 6: You know, I've been through therapy on my own. I've
Speaker 6: been working with people as a consul for many years,
Speaker 6: and I have to tell you there are so many
Speaker 6: clients who have Diddy's issues in a different way, who
Speaker 6: do love too much, or have a lot of attachment
Speaker 6: to their parents, or who hate and have a lot
Speaker 6: of envy and very against their parents.
Speaker 4: There are people who don't know their parents, who.
Speaker 6: Don't want to know their parents, who cut off their
Speaker 6: children or.
Speaker 4: Their own lives from their parents.
Speaker 6: And it always brings you to the same thing as
Speaker 6: I mentioned before, like ten minutes ago, energetically wise, not
Speaker 6: only genetically wise, we have fifty percent of all mother
Speaker 6: and father. You can say, oh, I have a face
Speaker 6: of my mother, and I have nothing to do with
Speaker 6: my father. She could pick up anybody else, I would
Speaker 6: be the same. Never ever, Besides gene, it's energy. You
Speaker 6: have a masculine feminine energy you gets from both sides,
Speaker 6: and when you build up yourself, they say everything about
Speaker 6: what comes from your mother.
Speaker 4: It's usually about your fears, your.
Speaker 6: Illusions, your dreams, your relationship, everything, what is unconscious, mostly
Speaker 6: everything what is your masculine side. It's mostly how you
Speaker 6: do in action, how you build up businesses, how confident
Speaker 6: you are, how you deal with money with careers. That's
Speaker 6: everything about your relationship with the father. So when she
Speaker 6: is cutting off your father, besides one day when she's
Speaker 6: going to pass away, and usually parents. They live young
Speaker 6: planet classically, yes, in a classic.
Speaker 4: Way, in a natural way. They live first the planet.
Speaker 6: One day she will regret, especially when she cuts off
Speaker 6: kids as well. But I have to tell you energetically,
Speaker 6: she takes it out from her on your own.
Speaker 4: And that's where it comes out.
Speaker 6: Problems with abundance, problems with stability, problems with harmony, with
Speaker 6: building your family, with a lot of things in reality,
Speaker 6: with all senses of prosperity.
Speaker 4: So I'm not sure. Whatever he did, it's a great thing.
Speaker 6: Especially when you announce it in front of the public.
Speaker 6: Who cares what kind of relationship you have with your dad?
Speaker 6: If you have your troubles, Okay, keep it with your capital.
Speaker 2: Whyet right now?
Speaker 4: Maybe I'll keep it fix it tomorrow, you know. So
Speaker 4: why people need to.
Speaker 5: Know people like her? Because people, well, she has a
Speaker 5: fashion company. So all these people on reality shows get
Speaker 5: you kind of But I shouldn't downplay it. Maybe she
Speaker 5: makes a lot of money. I don't know. But they
Speaker 5: all want to stay in the spotlight. They got so
Speaker 5: hooked on being seen on those shows. They got an
Speaker 5: a dooseive bame and they'll do anything it takes to
Speaker 5: stay put in that spotlight, even if it means shitting
Speaker 5: on your father.
Speaker 2: But you know, she was having an affair. She had
Speaker 2: an affair.
Speaker 5: She had a relationship with a guy like twenty three
Speaker 5: or twenty four years old a year or so ago,
Speaker 5: and she was raving about the sex.
Speaker 2: And again, I don't know how men.
Speaker 5: I would hate to have my ex wife talk about
Speaker 5: great sex for the young guy and a great body.
Speaker 5: It's kind of Jake Cutler into a tailspin. But I
Speaker 5: guess not he's beyond it. He's passed. But she always
Speaker 5: did it for me too, Mike. And I'm not a
Speaker 5: blonde hair like beat she kind of girl, but she
Speaker 5: does it for me for sure.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: But I think she's I think she's a little Craig Crane.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, Oh sure, she's a lot at what's
Speaker 2: my third and.
Speaker 6: A That's what I give the home task for people
Speaker 6: who have issues with their parents. I'm like, you know,
Speaker 6: what is the latter of gratitude when you take out
Speaker 6: all envy and hate you have towards the person, and
Speaker 6: the same thing we do with the parents. I would say,
Speaker 6: let's say disconnected and you don't want to take to
Speaker 6: talk to your parents or you don't know your father
Speaker 6: who left you when you were three years old and
Speaker 6: he didn't care all your life. You still have to
Speaker 6: write down the letter of forgiveness because you are the
Speaker 6: way you are right now because of your parents, no
Speaker 6: matter what how much they participated. Maybe you're strong enough,
Speaker 6: maybe a successful enough, exactly because your father left you
Speaker 6: a million years ago. So I think for her, if
Speaker 6: she doesn't want to talk to him, it would be
Speaker 6: great if she would work on him psychologically and maybe
Speaker 6: please write down the letter of gratitude forgiveness to therapy.
Speaker 5: They're still I mean, when all divorce, our separation happened,
Speaker 5: the kids said they would like to talk to somebody.
Speaker 5: They both said, I said, okay, we can all go
Speaker 5: talk to somebody. But it has it come up again
Speaker 5: for years, so I guess that they've dealt with that.
Speaker 5: We've been together a lot, their mother's here a lot,
Speaker 5: so I guess they're they're feeling good about whatever we had.
Speaker 5: But there was a time when they thought they wanted
Speaker 5: to see somebody, and I didn't expect that from my kids.
Speaker 5: But you know, if that's what it takes, you got
Speaker 5: to go. But we haven't done that as of yet.
Speaker 5: Hopefully it's behind us.
Speaker 4: But yeah, it's very smart. It's great that they did.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm not against it. I liked I liked therapy.
Speaker 2: It taught me a lot about myself, you know.
Speaker 5: Matter of fact, the therapy the guy had is a
Speaker 5: very famous guy called doctor Nick.
Speaker 2: A lot of people go to him, or he goes
Speaker 2: to them in Beverly Hills.
Speaker 5: But you know, he said, like, so much of what
Speaker 5: men like Mike and I, our age go through us
Speaker 5: so much to do with our fathers, particularly because the
Speaker 5: fathers we grew up from were World War Two guys
Speaker 5: who may have seen things and done things as teenagers,
Speaker 5: they weren't ready to do, and they came home at
Speaker 5: a different kind of mindset.
Speaker 2: There were more they were.
Speaker 5: Not not saying Mike's father was violent, but my father
Speaker 5: had a violent streak, not against the kids.
Speaker 2: He never touched us, but he was a mean when
Speaker 2: he wanted to be mean. Forget it.
Speaker 5: He was a cop too, so I don't know what
Speaker 5: what he saw, but you know, he never sat down
Speaker 5: for therapy.
Speaker 2: But we it has a lot to do with it.
Speaker 5: My mother was an angel, Like I didn't get anything
Speaker 5: bad from my mom, but my father obviously had had
Speaker 5: had things features and such that I have too, And
Speaker 5: when I get in trouble, it's always because I'm acting
Speaker 5: to like him.
Speaker 2: Never liked my mom.
Speaker 4: You know that's what whatever you reject is happening with you.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, we spoke about it. Yeah yeah, yeah, I
Speaker 2: mean I love it.
Speaker 5: Look, my sister had a different father because he was
Speaker 5: very young when he had brosely.
Speaker 2: By the time I came, he was in his mid forties.
Speaker 5: He was a different man, so she had a whole
Speaker 5: different dat you know, couldn't have rock and roll in
Speaker 5: the house, couldn't date a boy with long hair, passed
Speaker 5: bangs like, just a different guy.
Speaker 2: My father was a mellow inger up, he was cool.
Speaker 1: So but everything's I think everything our parents did and
Speaker 1: everything we do we do with a tremendous amount of
Speaker 1: thought about the impact on the kids of our decisions, right,
Speaker 1: how they're going to how they're going to impact them. Yea,
Speaker 1: and this present generation, Like you know, she divorces Jay Cutler,
Speaker 1: then she's got the twenty three year old guy. It's
Speaker 1: all over the internet everywhere, and then he's out and
Speaker 1: she's got a new one. And then she's kicking grandpa out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, your kids have to live with all with all
Speaker 3: of that, I know.
Speaker 1: I don't know. Maybe these kids are are totally normal.
Speaker 1: I remember from seeing them on the show. They're all
Speaker 1: beautiful kids who seemed like they were adjusting well when
Speaker 1: they're in the normal, normal household. I wonder what they're
Speaker 1: they're like now.
Speaker 5: Look at look at will Smith's kids. Both the kids,
Speaker 5: both kids are more weird than the other one with
Speaker 5: their sexuality and oh yeah, Hollywood couples who tend to
Speaker 5: be more aligned with their careers and not as much
Speaker 5: with their oh well, they have nanny's raising their kids
Speaker 5: because they're always on the go. It makes a big
Speaker 5: difference down the road if mommy or daddy raiser or
Speaker 5: some woman who you know nanny get paid fucking five
Speaker 5: thousand a week like Cardi B.
Speaker 2: Ridiculous.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I might go and polish up my as a
Speaker 1: and just see.
Speaker 2: If Yeah, I'll be a driver, drive some kids around.
Speaker 1: Pretty lucrative being in the business of being Cardi B's nanny.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll drive around.
Speaker 5: I'll drive the kids around for ten grand I could
Speaker 5: I could work that around my podcast, have a quick
Speaker 5: ride here and there, for sure.
Speaker 1: Oh man, so Arena, I've been I've been meaning to
Speaker 1: ask you the Ukrainian attack on Russia a very, very
Speaker 1: different topic, but when when you first heard the news,
Speaker 1: how did it how did it resonate with you? How
Speaker 1: to make you feel to see what happened.
Speaker 6: I'm not sure it's the right word in Ukrainian attack
Speaker 6: of Russia.
Speaker 4: I think it's Ukrainian creativity.
Speaker 6: When do we have a lack of opportunity to defend
Speaker 6: ourselves and how creative your survivorship moved, your freedom, your
Speaker 6: pride could be that if you think about Russia, and
Speaker 6: I always because I still try to be respectful to
Speaker 6: Russian people, and they don't want because they're absolutely sick
Speaker 6: president to judge old people. Because I know good Russians.
Speaker 4: I know. Maybe it's not.
Speaker 6: Everybody like they're blind people living there, and there are
Speaker 6: people who are conscious about what's going on and they
Speaker 6: live in the country and they feel a lot of
Speaker 6: shame about their government.
Speaker 4: So anyway, not about this.
Speaker 6: If you think about Ukraine, which is size of Spain,
Speaker 6: Italy or France, which is tiny thing, and you think
Speaker 6: about Russia, which is tuite bigger than the United States,
Speaker 6: and you think about their army, They are military and
Speaker 6: they are KGB presidents. Who thinks who is controlling the
Speaker 6: world just because he owns nuclear weapon that was developed
Speaker 6: by smart Ukrainians and given away because you know, a
Speaker 6: while we talked about that that Clinton agreed on that
Speaker 6: because his it would be safe for all the plant.
Speaker 4: But it is as it is, It's already happened.
Speaker 6: So how smart should be that nation or their military
Speaker 6: base that for three years country which is twice bigger
Speaker 6: than the United States, which makes it one hundred.
Speaker 4: States, and with nuclear weapon that he owns.
Speaker 6: That only one thing why he behaves the way he behaves,
Speaker 6: and the whole world is kind of I don't want
Speaker 6: to say scared of him, but let him do what
Speaker 6: he does because he is psycho and it's clear enough
Speaker 6: and he's unpredictable. And now our presidents in the United
Speaker 6: States realized, is that after what happened and his miscommunication
Speaker 6: and lack of promises realized. So explain me how powerful
Speaker 6: is spirit of my nation which is Ukrainians. How handy
Speaker 6: we are, how creative we are to get on the
Speaker 6: toridary and the country, and how stupid there should be
Speaker 6: to develop the things against their own country.
Speaker 4: And you know it's like Troy and war, Troy war,
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 6: If it trans yes, yes, and the Corse that's the
Speaker 6: same thing, the same like you know, I'm absolutely proud.
Speaker 6: I wouldn't call it attack.
Speaker 4: It's very creative, very smart defans. And I have to
Speaker 4: tell you shame on their huge government like like government and.
Speaker 6: Whole system and everything they And I'm so proud of
Speaker 6: being Ukrainian.
Speaker 4: I'm so proud of my nation.
Speaker 6: And he's absolutely trying to take what doesn't belong to him,
Speaker 6: to kidnap what doesn't belong to him, to cross the border.
Speaker 6: And this is mental emotional because he's I don't know,
Speaker 6: has big, huge problems with ego. He wants to be
Speaker 6: the part of history. He already is, but he will
Speaker 6: be on very bad pages.
Speaker 5: I thought, I thought, I really thought Trump was going
Speaker 5: to come in off as and make this guys see
Speaker 5: the light.
Speaker 2: And I.
Speaker 5: Know he Trump's not happy. He thought he could solve this.
Speaker 5: But uh, I think that what this guy did was
Speaker 5: was it he had all these trucks, had these sheds
Speaker 5: in them with.
Speaker 1: It was was brilliant drones.
Speaker 5: The remote control opened the shed, the drones go and
Speaker 5: attack the planes.
Speaker 2: You know, my exs Andrew's brother was a ranger.
Speaker 5: He went to Ukraine when the war broke out to
Speaker 5: teach Ukrainians how to fly the jets we gave. We
Speaker 5: gave them sixteens, whatever we gave them, So he's he
Speaker 5: was there in Poland, not in Ukraine.
Speaker 2: They were learning in Poland.
Speaker 5: But it's such, It's just, you know, just when I
Speaker 5: get like, I don't say bored of it, but just
Speaker 5: when I think it's gonna stop, something like this happens.
Speaker 5: And the guy's a former DJ with a girl from
Speaker 5: the road erotic novels, and now they're on the run.
Speaker 2: This is a movie. I mean, this guy, there's gonna
Speaker 2: be a movie about this.
Speaker 5: And wherever they get this guy, when they get him,
Speaker 5: I can only imagine the suffering he's gonna go through
Speaker 5: because they're going to keep him alive for a while
Speaker 5: before they kill him if he falls into Russian's hands.
Speaker 2: Crazy.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, there's a so many people writing about this.
Speaker 1: I was reading a piece that that Matt Taibi wrote
Speaker 1: and I read a lot of this stuff and really
Speaker 1: really smart, but he talks about, uh, just how worried
Speaker 1: he is about number one, Trump's embarrassment with all that.
Speaker 1: How bad a lot of this makes Trump look US
Speaker 1: government knew nothing about it, Apparently there was there were
Speaker 1: no whispers of of anything. They believe, or at least
Speaker 1: some people believe that that with somebody is unstable, as
Speaker 1: Putin maybe appears to be that he might be just
Speaker 1: crazy enough to do something thing extreme in response. And
Speaker 1: so it's a it's a scary thing. I've read in
Speaker 1: a number of places. You know, we're closer to World
Speaker 1: War three than we've ever been. And so while everyone
Speaker 1: universally compliments the the ingenuity here and the commitment an
Speaker 1: eighteen month plan, everything it took to pull this off,
Speaker 1: taking out forty percent of their air capacity, but on
Speaker 1: the other side, everybody seems pretty darn scared that what's
Speaker 1: the response going to be? And is the response going
Speaker 1: to be much worse for Ukraine than had they not
Speaker 1: done I don't know, but.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: It's wild.
Speaker 5: But now we've got people running countries who are very
Speaker 5: different type of Macron is very different than Trump, and
Speaker 5: Trump is very different than the Lenski.
Speaker 2: He's very different than Putin.
Speaker 1: And if you I mean wife first.
Speaker 5: Of all, well, yeah, of course, but you know they're
Speaker 5: all different type of men. Trump and Putin are probably
Speaker 5: the most similar, but still not on the same level.
Speaker 5: But he's a it's a very dangerous situation, and there.
Speaker 4: Is one difference. Trump is not sick.
Speaker 6: He can see, and he loves himself, that's clear enough.
Speaker 6: But he makes all his conversations where shot and he
Speaker 6: counted on Putting being nots You know, he wants to
Speaker 6: make a deal with He calls France and say, okay,
Speaker 6: you don't do the way I want you to do.
Speaker 4: Okay, I raise up tariff.
Speaker 6: He gets a call in fifteen seconds, okay, there is
Speaker 6: a deal, shake hands done, next one. So he likes
Speaker 6: to make deals, and he can't make a deal here
Speaker 6: because he's dealing with a person, first of all, who
Speaker 6: is mentally sick. Second at plus unpredictable, and he's the
Speaker 6: second he's physically sick. People are speaking for a long
Speaker 6: time that he has a cancer of very lazy, that
Speaker 6: the person who has nothing to lose is very scary,
Speaker 6: very scary, seem to press the bottom tomorrow.
Speaker 4: It's nothing. You know, he doesn't care. He doesn't care
Speaker 4: about his own daughters. He called them.
Speaker 6: These women, so if you don't care if you all
Speaker 6: have kids, yes, if you don't care about your next generation,
Speaker 6: your own next generation, how you can care about the
Speaker 6: next generation of your own nation and pride?
Speaker 1: That's that's the that's the big, big difference. I think
Speaker 1: most of this country has come to understand that that
Speaker 1: there is a humanity to Trump. There may be all
Speaker 1: kinds of bluster personal you know, ego driven idiosyncrasies, et cetera.
Speaker 1: But but underneath all of that there's humanity. There's a
Speaker 1: guy who's tremendously close to his grandchildren and family is very,
Speaker 1: very tight and very well. I mean, there's a lot
Speaker 1: of love there and you can see, you can just
Speaker 1: if you want to see it. It's there to see
Speaker 1: that I've never seen Putin playing golf's granddaughter. You don't
Speaker 1: tell you those things don't happen, Yeah, you.
Speaker 4: Want to hear fun. I think.
Speaker 6: So when war started, I was here obviously as a
Speaker 6: temporary asylum from Ukraine in the United States. So I
Speaker 6: felt a lot of pride and a lot of desire
Speaker 6: to support my nation, at least on distance. So I
Speaker 6: participated in fu charity events as a host. I did
Speaker 6: my speeches and so on my actions.
Speaker 4: And some money. What am I could, But as a
Speaker 4: created human, creative human.
Speaker 6: Being, I made a huge picture. Was my mentor for
Speaker 6: the art healing Elena Gubar from Switzerland, and it was
Speaker 6: about putting. I had no opportunity to present it nowhere,
Speaker 6: but time will come. But it's not about this. I
Speaker 6: did a big interview with American citizen who is investigator
Speaker 6: for all military affairs about Ukraine, Russia, Soviet Union and America.
Speaker 6: So he's American initially, but he used to live in
Speaker 6: Russia ten years and in Ukraine twenty years or something
Speaker 6: like that. So his wife is Ukrainian. They both were
Speaker 6: kidnapped and they stayed in the shelter for ten days
Speaker 6: and they.
Speaker 4: Were like, I don't know how tortured. No torture.
Speaker 6: So no matter what I did, two hours conversation, I
Speaker 6: met it professional.
Speaker 4: It was done in the studio.
Speaker 6: I put it on my YouTube channel and I put
Speaker 6: it on Instagram. Was little like episodes, you know when
Speaker 6: you do cut off the episodes, Guess what, guys, how
Speaker 6: he protects.
Speaker 4: The old social media all over the world about him.
Speaker 6: Every time I tried to put this episode not Instagram,
Speaker 6: kick me out, My phone was off.
Speaker 4: Kenny and I.
Speaker 6: Logued at this for two days. I did experiment. I
Speaker 6: couldn't get on Instagram. My phone was off. Just because
Speaker 6: I met woot It Yes Putting in my show. I
Speaker 6: didn't even say one word, one thing. When I act
Speaker 6: as a host and I hate the guy, I was
Speaker 6: very noble.
Speaker 4: Very professional. I didn't judge him.
Speaker 6: I asked the military investigation, tell me what happened, tell
Speaker 6: me the story, tell me the history. Even if I
Speaker 6: wanted and my heart was dying to take the side
Speaker 6: of Ukraine.
Speaker 2: I didn't do that.
Speaker 4: I was very professional.
Speaker 6: Just because I mentioned his word every time for two days.
Speaker 6: My husband and my mom told me, I did I
Speaker 6: forget about this, just take it out otherwise, because you know,
Speaker 6: I'm not a big.
Speaker 4: Shot to be killed by Putting.
Speaker 6: But I still have to tell you he's blocking whatever
Speaker 6: is possible, and he's controlling the world. And everybody who
Speaker 6: opens the mouth against him, they paid the price.
Speaker 4: So that's why.
Speaker 1: So if I want to, if I want to watch
Speaker 1: or listen to your interview, is it does it live
Speaker 1: anywhere I can? I can get it. I can go
Speaker 1: on YouTube and get it.
Speaker 4: Yes, on YouTube, it's still the air. It's still alive,
Speaker 4: but I just tell you with.
Speaker 1: The Instagram, whereas it on YouTube.
Speaker 4: Tell people it's on my YouTube channel.
Speaker 6: It was two years old interview. It was just at
Speaker 6: the beginning of the war. So I realized that what
Speaker 6: I can do have unbelievable. Ukrainian team who developed the
Speaker 6: app for us, we are paying them constantly. I'm always
Speaker 6: as much as I can help people I know directly,
Speaker 6: you know, I do that, or we can send little
Speaker 6: money to through one of the employees to support Ukrainian children,
Speaker 6: you know, like with little things, with small things. So
Speaker 6: I do as a human, from heart to heart what
Speaker 6: I can do, given places, working places to people from
Speaker 6: our country or supporting children. But I don't do massive
Speaker 6: things right now, not because I'm scared, just because I
Speaker 6: understood they wouldn't be visible, they would be blocked, because
Speaker 6: that's what he's doing right now, you know, and he
Speaker 6: did it since first day of the world.
Speaker 4: He's trying to control the world.
Speaker 6: So that's and you tell me why my nation is
Speaker 6: trying to handle this attack and keep up right, because
Speaker 6: he's unstoppable, at least he thinks.
Speaker 4: But there is God, and.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to understand wouldn't you have to have had
Speaker 1: some control over Meta or some control over Instagram, over.
Speaker 4: Apple to be no idea, guys to this experiment.
Speaker 6: When I took it out, I took it and ken
Speaker 6: you watch, I said to my husband and.
Speaker 4: My saw and my phone started to work.
Speaker 6: How that would be possible that it's not just blocking Instagram,
Speaker 6: it doesn't let your phone work so well?
Speaker 4: Kind of?
Speaker 5: I mean, I'll tell you when when Trump when Biden
Speaker 5: won that last election, I was in Las Vegas, and
Speaker 5: I was very critical of him on the show and
Speaker 5: always spoke poorly about Biden to pro Trump the whole way.
Speaker 5: The morning or maybe two days after the election, I
Speaker 5: lost Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, lost them all, and I
Speaker 5: had a lot.
Speaker 2: I have like ten thousand people on Instagram. I was
Speaker 2: trying to build.
Speaker 1: Well, that's easier to understand though, because all kinds of
Speaker 1: people were getting censored.
Speaker 5: I found out from somebody who works with the guy
Speaker 5: that Trump's got Bannon.
Speaker 2: He works with Steve Mann.
Speaker 5: This girl works with Steve mannon the same thing happened
Speaker 5: during this and she said, tens of thousands of people
Speaker 5: who are pro Trump got this shit taken away.
Speaker 2: I remember I couldn't log anymore. I had to over again.
Speaker 1: They got throttled. I mean, all kinds of all kinds
Speaker 1: of happened on Twitter at the time in a big way,
Speaker 1: happen across all the platforms.
Speaker 3: But but this is this is different.
Speaker 1: This is different. This is crazy, and this is saying
Speaker 1: that a world leader could actually control distribution of content.
Speaker 2: And that is crazy.
Speaker 1: I don't know how that would be, how that would
Speaker 1: be accomplished, but I mean, I absolutely believe you.
Speaker 3: It's just so crazy.
Speaker 2: Wow, that's very that's scary. Shit.
Speaker 1: Well I want to check that out. So your your
Speaker 1: YouTube is just Arena Wood on YouTube.
Speaker 6: Just yes, yes, it's Arena Wood. It's one of the
Speaker 6: shows I've done a couple of years ago. One of
Speaker 6: the interviews, and you know, like this is a smart guy.
Speaker 6: So it was not me talking because I'm emotional. I'm
Speaker 6: still Ukrainian, you know, so my heart is there and
Speaker 6: thank God I'm safe here and that loves me, I
Speaker 6: realize it.
Speaker 4: But in general, I'm Ukrainian. I will be always stroud
Speaker 4: of my nation.
Speaker 6: And the guy explained the American guy, he explained it
Speaker 6: from financial and business points of you.
Speaker 4: How much business is going on.
Speaker 6: And he by the way, he's Republican, but he was
Speaker 6: speaking from all sites, you know, to explain every single position.
Speaker 4: So it was very interesting interview and very valuable from points.
Speaker 6: Of view of being objective not being subject.
Speaker 1: Do you remember his name the journalist?
Speaker 6: No, and he's the husband of my girlfriend, did in
Speaker 6: a Subsoninka, But I'll give you in a second. Kenny
Speaker 6: knows him by the way, he's like, he's extremely smart guy. Yeah,
Speaker 6: and he knows that by heart. He knows all these
Speaker 6: things and statistics. He's visiting all these centers and events
Speaker 6: about it.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: But we'll find We'll find it just by going there.
Speaker 2: Y yeah, yeah, okay, all right.
Speaker 1: One last thing. We got a couple of minutes here,
Speaker 1: we got well, we got two minutes here.
Speaker 2: What happened?
Speaker 1: Both of you guys are on devices.
Speaker 2: No, it just popped on. I'm so sorry. I closed
Speaker 2: you was on it. Ond, I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: Editing challenge for Mike.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, I'm thank you.
Speaker 4: Just questioned me about So that's why.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, all right, So there are a bunch of
Speaker 1: superhero and other summer blockbusters coming out. Yeah, and uh,
Speaker 1: I'm trying to i'n't been to the movies since COVID.
Speaker 1: I've not gone to a movie theater since co I
Speaker 1: don't know how much you two have gone, but but
Speaker 1: I want to go. I want to go back to
Speaker 1: the movies. And I want to pick one of these
Speaker 1: movies that are supposed to be the summer blockbusters to
Speaker 1: go to. And I'm trying to decide. So I want
Speaker 1: to see which one you guys would go to if
Speaker 1: you had to go to one of these movies. So
Speaker 1: there's the Mission Impossible, Final Reckoning, the one where cruises
Speaker 1: who's making onto the biplane?
Speaker 2: Right? Amazing?
Speaker 1: Yeah, Ballerina, which is a John Wick movie that really
Speaker 1: hot an a d I love her, Yeah, my son
Speaker 1: loves her, to love her, love her. Yeah, there's a Okay,
Speaker 1: I shouldn't give my opinion. There's a Jurassic World rebirth
Speaker 1: with Scarlett Joeanson.
Speaker 2: Okay, you have.
Speaker 1: They're doing a lot of promoting of that. There's this
Speaker 1: Superman movie with an after I've never heard of, David
Speaker 1: corn Sweat and Rachel Bresnahan's good.
Speaker 2: He's not.
Speaker 5: He looks horrible. I've seen the trailers. He does not
Speaker 5: look like he doesn't belong in a Superman outfit. There's
Speaker 5: a horrible choice. It's gonna bomb, It's gonna bomb.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, okay. There's a Fantastic four movie which I
Speaker 1: don't know if you've seen any of the previews for this,
Speaker 1: but I don't know what they did to the thing's face.
Speaker 1: The thing looks completely different than the thing. I don't
Speaker 1: get it, but it's a it's yeah. There's f one
Speaker 1: with Brad Pitt, so a Formula one movie starring Brad Pitt.
Speaker 1: Yea I know it movie. Irena is gonna go see.
Speaker 1: Then there's the Then there's the Then there's a remake
Speaker 1: of an old Schwartzenegger movie called The Running Man, with
Speaker 1: Glenn Powell playing the role Schwarzenegger.
Speaker 2: It's just ridiculous.
Speaker 1: Do you remember that old movie? Who's the guy that
Speaker 1: did Match Game? Originally Richard Dawson, Richard Richard The thing
Speaker 1: was a game show. They would kill a guy on
Speaker 1: TV and a game show every week. And the last
Speaker 1: one is a new Predator movie called Predator bad Lands
Speaker 1: with l Fanning. What the hell is El Fanning gonna
Speaker 1: do a Predator exactly?
Speaker 5: This is what they want to make her like. Sigourney Weavers.
Speaker 5: She's gonna be tough with guns.
Speaker 1: I've met El Fanning. It's not gonna happen. I don't
Speaker 1: know how much money gets poured into these. I'd rather
Speaker 1: go see something that seth Rogan on the studio.
Speaker 5: Uh it was so good, I don't listen. I asked
Speaker 5: the kid, you want to see Mission possible? Len have
Speaker 5: dinner because I love Toomstu's cruise is such a movie star.
Speaker 2: I always go see his movies.
Speaker 5: But you know, almost three hours, they were like eh.
Speaker 5: So we passed on that. But I would see John
Speaker 5: Wick with Anna the Armas. I don't like many shoot
Speaker 5: him ups, but I like the John Wick franchise. He's
Speaker 5: great to look at, She's great to look at. Is
Speaker 5: about a thousand people get killed and shot? Great stunts,
Speaker 5: soup men know.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 5: Brad Pitt, I love him. I'm not a big racing guy.
Speaker 5: I'm not a Formula one guy, but that'll be it's gonna.
Speaker 2: Be too loud. It's gonna be all cars whipping around
Speaker 2: a track. So no, I don't see it.
Speaker 5: Glenn Powell, to me, is just doesn't have the bravitas
Speaker 5: to play these roles that were I don't. They're trying
Speaker 5: to push him at They're pushing him on us like
Speaker 5: he's the nice big thing. I don't see it. I
Speaker 5: don't see it.
Speaker 1: Good analysis. So you're going to the John Wick movie area.
Speaker 6: I still can't make a choice between Tom Cruise and Brad.
Speaker 1: Think.
Speaker 2: I don't blame you. I don't blame you.
Speaker 1: Well, let me help you. Tom Cruise is five to
Speaker 1: two and sixty five.
Speaker 2: So Brad Pitt, Yeah, the one.
Speaker 6: I have to tell you something because people like, can
Speaker 6: you ask me, Oh, you told me that's your favorite
Speaker 6: actor when you're a foreigner and you don't know so
Speaker 6: many actors.
Speaker 4: Is you guys know from Hollywood?
Speaker 6: Yes, you judge by big movies, and he's one of
Speaker 6: the biggest actors, which is known like George Clooney for example.
Speaker 6: But I love him because he's Angelina's as well.
Speaker 4: I would say, so, well, be honest, because I.
Speaker 6: Know she has her things, but she's still unbelievable.
Speaker 1: Are they divorced?
Speaker 2: Yeah, finally.
Speaker 5: His daughter is not His daughter dropped the name Pitt,
Speaker 5: so yeah, Silo, Joe Lee feel bad that litt what
Speaker 5: Brad did to those kids.
Speaker 2: But they are just coming out against Yeah, other.
Speaker 4: Kids disconnected from father. So I don't want to be
Speaker 4: a judge.
Speaker 6: But because her beauty can I can forgive her anything,
Speaker 6: but I.
Speaker 2: Still start to disconnect.
Speaker 5: Yes, she's the two of them when you see mister
Speaker 5: and missus Smith when they fell for each other. So
Speaker 5: you know, I don't know if you watch the other
Speaker 5: movie that actually was a good replica of what happened
Speaker 5: to them afterwards.
Speaker 6: They played a couple, married couple who retired of each other.
Speaker 4: They went in an old.
Speaker 2: Style car in the.
Speaker 6: Hotel and it couldn't make sex because they were so
Speaker 6: exhausted of each other. And they were watching the other
Speaker 6: couple making love to each other, and they got excited.
Speaker 1: Monct.
Speaker 4: So frantic.
Speaker 5: It was very very I know, I'll say, I know.
Speaker 2: That was a.
Speaker 4: Pretty worst movie.
Speaker 6: So that's why I fell in love with Brettpitt when
Speaker 6: they were together Angelina Joli and him because she's she's
Speaker 6: so beautiful, and his hands and it looks like it
Speaker 6: is so nice, you know, and this kid when you
Speaker 6: look at this, how the kid.
Speaker 4: Could be so beautiful from those two beautiful people. So anyway,
Speaker 4: plus mission impossible. It's a classical.
Speaker 6: Loss that I didn't make it happen to watch completely
Speaker 6: and John Cruise appeared to be a great actor.
Speaker 4: I didn't touch him for such a long time.
Speaker 6: And after when he played the sportive Agent, I said,
Speaker 6: Kenny movie that, Yes, I fell in love with his
Speaker 6: acting and said, that's it. He's so powerful. So it's
Speaker 6: such to watch some Cruise. So now I'm a big
Speaker 6: fan of some Cruise.
Speaker 2: Right now, I am okay.
Speaker 1: So you so you're choosing MISSIONE impossible?
Speaker 4: Then maybe yes? No, I I want to watch.
Speaker 3: Them both because you know summer, did you Arena?
Speaker 1: Did you ever see Once upon a Time.
Speaker 2: In Hollywood Tarantino movie?
Speaker 1: If you haven't, you you need to bad pity.
Speaker 3: Great in that gorgeous, such a great.
Speaker 6: Movie, so familiar it sounds I think maybe I watched
Speaker 6: it in my native language because it sounds familiar.
Speaker 1: What year was that movie?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 1: Twenty eighteen ninety.
Speaker 2: Right before before COVID twenty eighteen.
Speaker 4: Tarantino's movies they're so crazy. Did you watch Four Rooms?
Speaker 2: Have you watched Rooms? Yeah?
Speaker 1: We've seen them all that but you'll love that. If
Speaker 1: you like Brad Pitt, you should see you should see
Speaker 1: that movie.
Speaker 4: Famous actors, make your make.
Speaker 2: Your husband watch like movie stars. It doesn't like breadit
Speaker 2: he doesn't. That's such a great great What does it
Speaker 2: like a great dude?
Speaker 4: I doesn't believe it that I like him, because essentially
Speaker 4: that's Jona's husband.
Speaker 2: He's gorgeous. He's so gorgeous you can't you can't help it.
Speaker 1: I mean, no, that's a guy. It's like if my
Speaker 1: wife came in and said, look, I haven't have a
Speaker 1: chance to fuck Brad Pitt. Of course I'd be like, look,
Speaker 1: I don't love you more than anything, and we took
Speaker 1: a vow. But if you can bang Brad Pitt, you
Speaker 1: know you gotta go bang bread. I know that I
Speaker 1: respect that.
Speaker 2: I wrote my first book and no.
Speaker 1: But I would have to let her do that.
Speaker 5: I mean, in my first book, I wrote about how
Speaker 5: I was friends with John Kennedy Junior, gorgeous, cool as hell,
Speaker 5: great guy. And I said in the book, what Mike
Speaker 5: just said that if I came home and my wife said,
Speaker 5: I'm leaving you for John Kennedy Junior. He loves me,
Speaker 5: he wants to build a life with me, I said,
Speaker 5: I would help her pack.
Speaker 2: Yeah, completely understand.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's something you just gotta give it. You know
Speaker 1: you just gotta tip your cap to the competition and go,
Speaker 1: you know, walk on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think he.
Speaker 4: Has way too sweet personality.
Speaker 6: He's still has this youngish look, which he kept very well.
Speaker 6: But I really love to watch Angelina Jolie and bradfeet together.
Speaker 6: I looked at this beauty from both sides. It's like
Speaker 6: kennth Barbie, Like really, I know those two beauties fell in.
Speaker 1: Love to see. I think he's in another league than her.
Speaker 1: I don't think she's He reminds me of I think
Speaker 1: when I see him, I think of the way my
Speaker 1: mother felt about Robert Redford. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he looks like that.
Speaker 1: Like he's aged like Redford. He's as good looking in
Speaker 1: his fifties as he was in his thirties. He's a
Speaker 1: leading man all the way through. You love him in
Speaker 1: every movie. He never picks a bad role. Uh it's
Speaker 1: you know, he's just got to tip your captain.
Speaker 5: That you gotta look at. Kim and Johnny Depp started
Speaker 5: out together. Look how Johnny Depp looks. I look how
Speaker 5: Brad Pitt.
Speaker 1: Nobody's putting ship on Brad Pitt's bead. You know nobody's.
Speaker 5: That, oh was The movie was called by the sea
Speaker 5: where they hun the sea storry tough to get through,
Speaker 5: but it was kind of sexy.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 5: You know what's sexy if you go back and look
Speaker 5: at the Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman movie. Uh, Stanley
Speaker 5: Kubrick when they went to the sex parties.
Speaker 1: Yes, uh not Vanilla Sky, I know, uh so stupid.
Speaker 2: Yeah parties, sex parties. I went to the Big Day.
Speaker 1: I know what you're talking about. I can't think of
Speaker 1: the movie.
Speaker 5: You go back and see that movie and it's like,
Speaker 5: it's really interesting, it's it really grabs you.
Speaker 2: Again.
Speaker 1: That was a weird movie for him.
Speaker 2: It was very weird, very weird, I know. But he
Speaker 2: did it for Nicole.
Speaker 5: And look, she's the biggest, one of the biggest female
Speaker 5: stars now we have.
Speaker 2: I mean, I she turns me on. I don't know
Speaker 2: how that happened because she's not my type.
Speaker 1: She loves me.
Speaker 6: I love you.
Speaker 2: I feel the same one.
Speaker 3: No, I know, aj I think this.
Speaker 1: I think the Superman movie is going to be good.
Speaker 5: Well, take a look at David horn sweat again and
Speaker 5: tell me he has the fame.
Speaker 1: I'm not telling you that. I think the guy is
Speaker 1: a good looking guy or he's he's cut out to
Speaker 1: be super But I think the the concept, if I'm
Speaker 1: getting it right from the trailers, is sort of a
Speaker 1: present day Superman and the bullshit he would go through.
Speaker 2: All right, Okay, yeah, maybe I'm.
Speaker 1: Wrong, but I mean they show him being interviewed by
Speaker 1: Lois Lane and her hitting him with all these questions
Speaker 1: about you know, unintended consequences, the damage he did to
Speaker 1: this while saving that. Okay, that could may be a
Speaker 1: funny twist on it.
Speaker 5: They're all listen, I think they're all gonna be movies
Speaker 5: because movie theaters are back. People Lelo and Stitch. People
Speaker 5: are raving about that movie is supposed to be so sweet.
Speaker 5: But I'll wait, I'll.
Speaker 2: See that, my nieces. I'm sure in Chicago all these
Speaker 2: movies will be hit. Sound.
Speaker 5: I don't think Running Man or Predator Badlands will be
Speaker 5: a hit, but every one of these movies will make money.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be big summer for movies.
Speaker 1: So theaters are back and you're yeah.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, they're back.
Speaker 5: I mean, you know, until Netflix decides to just blow
Speaker 5: it all up and then just I mean Netflix, they
Speaker 5: are taking Hollywood's dead the studio. The movies that are
Speaker 5: shot here are not shot here, and things are shot
Speaker 5: in game shows are shot in Ireland, not in unbelievable.
Speaker 5: What's happened to Hollywood? So Netflix pretty soon will own
Speaker 5: it all.
Speaker 1: It's all they soundstages just empty every all day.
Speaker 5: It's like thirty percent. They're working at thirty percent of
Speaker 5: what they league work out in Hollywood.
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, Gordon Ramsey's Cookie Show gets taped
Speaker 2: in Ireland. Who would never think that. I would never
Speaker 2: think that. I don't know a lot of money saving
Speaker 2: a lot of money.
Speaker 1: All right, folks, thanks a bunch for listening. We'll talk
Speaker 1: back at you next week.
Speaker 2: Thank you you guys.
Speaker 1: We'll see it.
Speaker 2: Hold on