Speaker 1: I made a decision.
Speaker 2: Paced Sunny SUNet on ahead of Vision. It's nice. What's
up everybody? Welcome to our Friday edition for crying out loud.
Speaker 3: I'm so excited for this because we saved some really
good topics.
Speaker 2: Yes, he has some stuff to talk about. Yes, where
should we start?
Speaker 3: Well, let's see, let's start with Bruce Springsteen because that
sounds like it was a lot of fun.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, yes, where was it? It was?
Speaker 2: It was at the Kia Forum because he loves the Forum.
He played the Staples Center once when it first opened.
When he was the opening at the Staples Center, hated it,
doesn't like people up in their suites and stuff. So
he loves the Forum so he played there and it
was a packed night. I went with Suzanne, her sister, Danny,
and her Danny's husband. They lived close by to me,
so I went with them. They drove Suzanne got dropped
off by her boyfriend. That's what a nice boyfriend she has,
like drive her to the Forum and dropped her off.
But then she was going to uber home and we
were like, no, we'll take you home. We took her home.
But it was, you know, it was such I needed it.
It was such a great night. And he opened with
this big It's the Land of Hope and Dreams tour,
and he you know, spoke about everything that's going on
in the world, and you know, and he said, you know,
he was saying, like tonight is a night of like
rock and roll over.
Speaker 4: Some came.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like rock like peace over you know, blah blah blah,
and then he went and then at the end he said,
and peace over war.
Speaker 4: It is it good for absolutely nothing?
Speaker 2: Say it again?
Speaker 4: They y'all Stephanie's grooven in her chair. Yeap. Yes.
Speaker 2: So he opened with that and it was a three
hour set. We were in the pit, which was great.
We're pretty close to the stage, but it was not
too crowded, and like, you know, it was nice. Everybody
around us was great. And oh my god, he does
this song. Okay, he does this song called forty forty
one shots. And he did this song like twenty years
ago because of a young black man that was shot
at like in the hallway of his apartment building and
he only had his keys and his wallet in his
hand and the cops shot killed him and they shot
him forty one times. So he calls it he calls
this the song's forty one shots and it's so moving
and emotional. And Jake, his saxophone layer, who is Clarence
Clemens's nephew. He was like in the back, you know,
with his hands up because his songs like hands up,
you know, is it a knife? Is it a gun?
Speaker 4: Is it an you know?
Speaker 2: And he's like had his hands up the whole time,
and like nobody really caught it.
Speaker 4: I was like, look at look at Jake, Look at Jake.
Speaker 2: It was I mean, I get chills just talking about
I was crying.
Speaker 4: It was. It was so uplifting.
Speaker 2: I mean, in the end, you know, all the lights
come on, he does Born to Run and all his big,
big hits and it was just such a fun night
and it was great. Susanna was crying like a baby
when he was giving his speech at the end, and
it was just so emotional.
Speaker 4: It was so great. And Danny, she's a little older, like.
Speaker 2: I don't know, four years older than Suzanne. I was like,
I look over forty years older than Susan. Four like
four yor four?
Speaker 4: Okay, okay, yeah, three or four anyway.
Speaker 2: Uh, I didn't even realize I was taking then I
look over at her. She's got like napkins strings hanging
out of her ears.
Speaker 1: That's so me.
Speaker 3: That is you right. I might not do that for
Bruce because it's not I mean, was it super super loud.
Speaker 4: It wasn't. It was you know, you're in the pit,
so you're pretty close, so it is loud. But it wasn't.
Speaker 2: It wasn't like like annoying loud or anything. It sounded
great to me. But yeah, she had the napkins in
her ear. It's like a string hanging out. It's like,
oh my god, I'm like this, Stephanie.
Speaker 1: I only do that.
Speaker 3: When it's unexpected noise with the napkins. But I will
take ear plugs with me, the squishy kind.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's what you need to do. Like yeah, she's like,
I forgot my ear things.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I do try to remember that now I
got I'll be these for Christmas. These specially, they're called loops.
Somebody on this page recommended them to me and I
got there. I just got them off Amazon. But they
were like forty dollars. But they're reusable and they're really
great for music festivals and they don't cut the they
don't cut change the sound or dull it. They just
make it so that it's I guess, not as painful
your ears. And Elbie loves it. She swears by him.
Speaker 4: Really that's great.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And she's and I guess the way they work
somehow where if you put them in too late, itch,
I can't remember how it goes. But she's like, you
have to put them in at the beginning, and then
your ears like figure out how to so that you
can't even tell that you have them in. It's not
like it doesn't dull it at all, she goes. But
then if you take them out, you're like, oh god,
oh shit, that's too loud. But yeah, so I don't
know if.
Speaker 4: That's good for her.
Speaker 2: You know, she's young because like, yeah, I have bad hearing.
All my friends are bad hearing because we listen to
the radio lasted in it in the car, you know,
when we were kids, and it's like, yeah, you hear,
I get like.
Speaker 4: Ringing in my ears. Now it's pretty bad.
Speaker 3: I just don't understand the point. And I know this,
I'm just going to sound like such a grandma, which
makes sense because I'm completely of the age that I
could be a grandma. But I just don't understand why.
Certain like, okay, this is a great example. When Xander
plays with Guylighter at this one place at the bowling Alley,
it is in so insanely loud that it my whole
body hurts from the sound, and I don't understand, Like
what's the point. You're in a sort of a small place,
like what it doesn't need to be that loud. It's
still going to be just as enjoyable if it's quieter, right, right,
like s did.
Speaker 1: You DoD a little bit?
Speaker 4: Like you asked? Did you ask him?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 4: What's the sound?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 3: You can't help it. It's just that's just how they
do it. Whoever's the sound guy, I guess likes it
to be so loud that it's absolutely painful.
Speaker 1: But when you're sitting.
Speaker 3: There and everybody who's with you is just like, oh
my god, this is so loud, like they have to
know it's.
Speaker 4: Loud, right, yeah, I know. Just do you ever go
to the movies?
Speaker 3: Okay, I know you're gonna I feel like you're going
to relate to this and this has this is probably
anxiety me control freak or whatever. When you go to
the movies and the lights, you know, are on during
the previews.
Speaker 1: Do you ever get the.
Speaker 3: Feeling where you're like, oh, why aren't they turning the
lights out? Like I hope they're gonna remember to turn
the lights out. Am I gonna have to go tell
somebody to turn the lights?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 3: Or if it's just a little bit too quiet or
it's too loud, you're like, hmmm, this sound isn't right.
Speaker 1: Is anybody like monitoring this? Like I need to go
let a know. Do I need to go up into
the booth and like.
Speaker 4: I mean, I don't think of it. The lights.
Speaker 2: It's where I need to go tell somebody to turn
the lights up. But I know, like the sound during
the trailers especially it's like coming this summer, like Star
Wars fifty and she's just like wow, oh my God, like, hen,
please turn it down. It's so fucking loud. And then
eventually I guess you just have to sit there and
stuck it up. Yeah, it's way too loud for me. Yeah,
but it's why I don't go to the movies anymore.
There's too many things you can't control, you know.
Speaker 3: But then I go, maybe this is related somehow to
my need to let John know that there's break lights,
you know, a mile up valley. So that's the thing
that I know that this is just like a big
old meme, and everybody makes fun of women for being
in the passenger seat going like, oh my god, there's
break lights. Hey, don't forget that, you gotta stop, right.
But on the other hand, there's always the off chance
that somebody doesn't stop, you know, and then you you
could save the day a little bit.
Speaker 4: That's true.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, Well you would not want to
drive with me.
Speaker 1: Probably not.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, so what else are we I wanted to
tell you that, so Xander.
Speaker 3: So I told you last week that Xander that I
took him to Chapman and we had a little tour
of Dodge College. I've gotten so many really great messages
from people that you know, either live right there or
their kid went there, or you know.
Speaker 1: That that liked Dodge College.
Speaker 3: And so on Saturday, John drove Xander down there and
they went to Accepted Student Day And that was just
on Saturday. And hold on one second, okay, So anyway,
what I was saying was that John drove him down
there with Lyle Lyle Crocodile because Lile Isle crocodile also
got in. It's I know, he is right not going
to be able to go to that school. I'm just
just keeping it real. We all know their circumstances. It's
going to be very, very difficult. But but hey, he
can still go look at it and check it out
and see.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And anyway, they had such a good time. It
was really cute. Another friend of mine who I've known
for a really long time since the kids were like seven,
also her son got in and he's going. So it's like, yeah,
there were like random people that are going to this
school and.
Speaker 1: They had a really good time.
Speaker 3: They spent the day and he went on all these like, uh,
what do you call it, like different tours. I can't
remember what he called it, like like the not modules,
but like it was like, Okay, at this time they're
going to be doing this. There's going to be a
dorm tour, and at this time they're going to talk
about this major you.
Speaker 2: Know, okay, yeah, So what did he think of the dorms?
Speaker 3: So he oh my god, he loved him. He said
that the dorms were like super super nice and he
doesn't have a lot to compare it to, but so
I was like, oh, well, I'm not sure he knows.
But then John was like, oh my god, the dorms
are huge. They're triples, Like they're really big triples, and
there's like a lot of space in there, and they're
really clean and kind of nice and new. And so
was like, well, he should probably pick that school because
that's you're not going to find that. I mean, Elbe's
apartment at UCLA. I don't know how Natalia's apartment was,
but I think I I think it was probably similar
to Elbe's. Was very small, and she shares a bedroom
and there's barely enough room for two twin.
Speaker 2: Size beds, right right, Yeah, Natalia had that They had
these these panels that they would move and make it
like three bedroom or two. So there was a panel.
She had a very teeny tiny room, like no real
room for clothes or any I mean, it was very tight,
and then that panel, and then there was her roommate
right next to her. But there you can hear each other,
like is there on the phone? You can It's like
being the same room. It wasn't all the way to
the ceiling basically, right. Yeah, it was very tiny. And
now she's even in a teeny tinier place. Oh my god,
we'll finish your story and I'll tell you what what
happened with Mentalia's place.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, well, just I'm pretty much done. I mean,
he came home really excited, and John had some questions
about his major, and like, John's concerned about AI and
what they like. He's majoring in advertising and marketing, and
but he's he's into it, and my feeling is like
it those are good skills to have, even if it's
a little bit boring in college. I feel like, like
you want to be a comedian or you want to
start a YouTube channel, whatever you end up doing, those
are good skills to have to back up to support
your dream.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, I agree.
Speaker 3: You should know the business side of things so that
you can make careers out of stuff.
Speaker 1: And if he doesn't like it when he's there, he
can switch majors.
Speaker 4: Right, It's not that hard.
Speaker 2: So did he make an official decision or is he
still configure wants.
Speaker 1: To go there. I mean, I'm sure he does.
Speaker 3: We're going to wait until after we get back from
his speech and debate thing, and we're going to just
see there's a possibility that they offer a little more money.
I don't know if it'll happen, but I think he's
going to commit there.
Speaker 4: Oh that's great, that's exciting. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So Natalia's place, So she's in this like apartment building
and there's so many different units in the apartment building.
She's on the bottom floor and she's in a tiny,
tiny room that she shares with her roommate. They have
bunk beds, so her roommate, her best friend is in
the room with her and they share the closet.
Speaker 4: Whatever.
Speaker 2: So, uh, she over the weekend, was it or was
it was last week? Towards the end of last week,
the ceiling fell in. Yeah, there was a leak from
the apartment above and it kept going. They called the
landlord and they were like, okay, but we can't get
a guy out there until Monday, and then the leak.
They stopped the leak, but then at one point the
ceiling just crumbled and just like like not in her room,
but like in the middle of their living room just
crumbled and just mess everywhere.
Speaker 4: And they also had a possum inside their place.
Speaker 2: Inside inside they were She wasn't home for that. Her
roommate was cooking dinner and you know, they leave the
door open a lot, you know, they go in.
Speaker 4: And out, in and up.
Speaker 2: And yeah, they at night cooking dinner and there was
a possum inside the house and her boyfriend had to
like chase it out.
Speaker 4: She was dying.
Speaker 2: So anyway, then she was like, I have to go
stay at a hotel for one night. They said they're
gonna take it off the rent, and I was like,
last year, dad, I don't want to pay for a hotel.
So she did and he said no, Mmm what yeah,
said no. And so I was like, all right. Then
I'm like looking for places, you know that are kind
of cheap, like motels one night her boyfriend will be
with her, you know, and everything, for some reason was booked.
There was no place. And then I'm like, Natalia, I mean,
can she just go to your boyfriend? She's like no,
it's so gross over there at his house. His roommates
are disgusting. It's a mess. And I'm like, she's like,
I'll just stay home. I'll just deal with it. I'm like, okay.
She said they have to be out by like eight am.
She's like, I gotta go to school anyway, So she
stayed for the night and got. I think they wanted
them out when the I don't know when the workers
were going to come or something, or they didn't want asbestos.
Speaker 4: I had something like that. I don't know.
Speaker 2: But she just decided to tough it out and just
stay one night. The place like smelled really bad, was
dust everywhere. Yeah, I'm sorry, but that's kind of crazy.
Speaker 4: That isn't this?
Speaker 1: You can't know?
Speaker 2: Just no, no, he said, because he got her a
hotel for somewhere where she went and it was a
complimentary room and he told her, I got a deal.
You can go stay there or something like that. And
she ate from the bar, the mini bar, like snacks
from the mini bar, and charged up the room costs
and he was said, no, that stuff wasn't free. She's like,
I thought it was called I thought the room was complimenting.
He goes, no, not the food, So he said, no, okay,
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Speaker 4: Thank you all nice, thank you.
Speaker 1: Okay, I wanted to tell you, Oh you did you
want to tell me something?
Speaker 4: No, no, no, I know you wrote something down you
wanted to tell me.
Speaker 3: Well, I wanted to tell you about this podcast that
I'm re listening to and it's a classic it's a
classic crime and I but you know me, I'm always like,
what did I listen? What if I listened to in
the past and really liked? One of them is Cold,
which I've listened to like but too many times. But
then I was like, you know what else I really like?
Is the one your own backyard? And it's your own
backyard and it's about Kristin Her name is Kristen Smart,
the murder of Kristen Smart. And it's not Elizabeth Smart
who is the one that was stolen out of her
bed and then she reappeared a year later. Yeah, this
is a girl who was murdered at calp Polly Slow.
Speaker 4: Yeah I remember that. Yeah, I've seen the story. Yeah yeah.
Speaker 3: Now here's the thing this. When I've been re listening
to it, I'm on like episode three. This checks off
all our motherfucking boxes. Okay, it is, and it's it's
called your Own Backyard. And I think the reason why
is because he was like, I'm really interested in this
case because like I grew up.
Speaker 2: Here and it's oh, I think I've heard about this podcast.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's really good at The guy's name is Chris
Lambert who wrote and he produced this and made it
and it was because of this podcast that they solved
this murder got.
Speaker 4: Solved right right right.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So I'm listening to it and it's just so funny
because there's more and more stuff that I'm like a
royo grande. They keep talking about a royo grande. So
back in the day when I was doing stand up,
I used to have gigs in Santa Maria.
Speaker 1: Well, I used to also do comedy.
Speaker 3: In San Luis Obispo, which is basically where cal Poly
Slow is. That's the college town, you know this and
Santa Maria is like, uh, like, I want to say
twenty to thirty minutes past San Luis Obispo, and I've
done stand up there as well. So I've had gigs
where like I did stand up in San Luis Obispo
and then we went on and did it in Santa Maria.
Funny little side story was that the comedian Vince Champ,
who was very many years ago, he was a serial rapist.
He was he's in jail. He was put in jail
a long time ago, like at least twenty years ago.
But he and I did a gig together. He was
the headliner and I was on the show and he
drove me home from Santa Maria. So I was with
my friend Becky, who was also a comedian, and she'd
driven us there and I didn't want to stay, and
she had like scammed on a guy. She wanted to
like have sex with the bartender somehow, yeah, the manager
that club, something like that, and she really wanted to
stay and I was like, fuck, no, I want to
go home, and Vince was like, I'll drive you home.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, I never knew that.
Speaker 3: You didn't know this story, no, okay, So he drives
me home, super nice guy, like couldn't have been like
so nice, did not try anything on me, dropped me
off at my apartment, and like a have a good day.
Speaker 1: Turned out.
Speaker 3: He is a crazy like a psycho, like he was
raping women with a ski mask.
Speaker 1: Like I'm telling like like a like a.
Speaker 3: Like there's other there's a lot of kinds of rape,
but this was like a stranger rape. Like he was
going to college campuses and like creeping up on women
and like stranger raping them and then like spitting at them,
and it was it.
Speaker 5: Was insane when he was like oh god, wow, Yeah,
well if he probably didn't want to, you know, rape
you because he know probably we're going to see him
again and stuff.
Speaker 4: You know, he was he wanted to be anonymous when
he's doing that's.
Speaker 1: The whole thing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so he knew me. He wasn't like that wasn't
I wasn't his typical victim. But you can look him up.
You can google Vince Champ and it's crazy. It's like
a crazy it was a crazy story.
Speaker 1: So these are all things.
Speaker 3: That I have tied to, like this city, you know,
to San Luis Obispo, which I've been too many times,
and then Arroyo Grande just so happens, and he mentions
this all the time, like people from a Royo Grande
and which is near also near there, and there's a
whole contingency of a Royo Grande high school that does
speech and debate with standards. So I'm always hearing about
I know the guy that like runs the program from
a Royo Grande and it's just so funny, and I'm like,
oh my god, Lynette would totally understand like everything they mentioned.
I'm like, yeah, of course, like I know, I could
picture everything where it is. Yeah, yeah, cal poly slow,
like I know a lot of people that go there
or that went there, And it was making.
Speaker 4: Me goes down. Yeah, she's got friends down there.
Speaker 1: I wanted to call my friend's mom, not my friend.
Speaker 3: I wanted to call my friend whose kid is there
and just be like, do they ever talk about like
this murder? And then I was like, probably not totally appropriate, Right,
what's this podcast I've called your Own Backyard?
Speaker 4: Okay, oh my god, I got to listen to it.
Speaker 1: Yes, you would love it.
Speaker 4: I'm still gonna listen to it.
Speaker 3: And then I downloaded this other one that I listened
to a while ago, and I'm like, I couldn't remember
what it was called. So I went to Reddit and
I went into true crime. I was like, this one
always gets recommended. I went into the reddit true crime document,
true crime podcast subreddit, and I looked and looked until
I found it. And it's called it's called Beyond All Repair,
and I recommended that one.
Speaker 1: Listen.
Speaker 3: This is only from twenty twenty four. But you know,
our memories are so bad. I know, I can't remember
the name of it. I can't remember what it's about.
I just know that I was I loved it.
Speaker 2: I mean, we can't even run that role we were
talking about two seconds ago.
Speaker 3: No, this is literally from less than two years ago,
and I'm like, it's going to be all new to me.
Speaker 1: I can't wait.
Speaker 4: What's it about?
Speaker 3: I have no idea. Okay, let me see if I
can find what it's about. Okay, it's a I don't know.
This says it's exploring America's parole system, but that's not
what it is.
Speaker 2: Maybe sometimes podcasts have the same name when you get
the wrong one for a similar name to each other.
Speaker 1: No, this is it.
Speaker 3: This is for sure. It it's about you know, you
know what. You just got to trust me on this one. Okay,
all repair. It's a crazy story, and it's not really
if it's about the parole system.
Speaker 1: It's not like a study.
Speaker 3: It's a it's about a thing that happened, a crazy thing, right, Okay,
it's kind of dunity. You're like, did this guy do it?
I remember that You're like confused, and then more stuff
comes out. There's many episodes where you're like, wait what,
it's very twisty.
Speaker 4: I love that. I love that. I'm gonna listen.
Speaker 2: I do that with like datelines and twenty twenty sometimes
because I don't know about you, but I love to
go to go to sleep to like trying a true
crime doc.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, you date line in twenty twenties are the best.
Speaker 2: And so then I can close my eyes and just listen,
you know, And I will go back and watch all
these old episodes. Even though I know the story, I
still don't know, like, wait, who did it? You know
what happened? I recognize the face, but then I'm like,
the story's brand new to me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I love what you're doing that too, And then
you're like, you know what, I love the I like
this guy for it, and then part of your brain
is like, well, of course you do, because you've seen
this before, but that it's not even that person, and
you're like, that's how much I forgot it. I was
like pretty sure this is the I was doing that
within your own backyard. I was like, oh, yeah, this
is the guy.
Speaker 1: That's the guy. And I'm like, no, it's not the guy.
Speaker 4: It's not the I love that. Okay.
Speaker 2: I have to tell you. You got to watch this Netflix doc.
Uh it's called uh, what the hell night? Oh my god,
it's called False Prophet Okay, Yes, and it's this woman
and her husband who's like a music producer, video photo videographer. Basically,
she used to be l d LDS Mormon and then
she got she changed and was not She wasn't that anymore.
But she realized that this community that Jeffrey the head
that went to prison, Jeffrey step Steps something like that,
the main guy.
Speaker 1: Warren Jeffs, Warren Jeffs.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, he went to prison, remember, like, and he
was doing his profit to the to the to his
to his community from prison. He was doing that for
a long time, but then he got sick. I don't know,
I got old or he just stopped doing it. The
last thing he told them was do not get married
and have kids until I'm like out of here or
something like that. I marry you, right exactly. This whole
community of mostly women and kids are like floundering. They
need a new profit. So this mother fucking guy I
can't remember his name, doesn't matter. He's like, hey, I
got an idea. I'll be the new prophet. He starts
going like, hey, everybody, I'm the new prophet. And so
this woman and her husband move into the area and
they're saying that they're doing like a documentary on them
or like befriends them, especially this guy.
Speaker 4: The guy is such a narcissist.
Speaker 2: He's like, yeah, videotape me, videotape me going down trails
with my women, like in like hiking and stuff like that.
They're like, look at my brand new like car that
he has, Like he's just all into it.
Speaker 4: He loves, he love. And now they've lived there for
like a year.
Speaker 2: Infiltrating, they got all this footage of him with his
you know, twenty wives, some of them are underage, not
you know, and uh.
Speaker 4: And then it's just you have to see it. And
then she befriends all.
Speaker 2: These moms and their kids and knowing that she's going
to the FBI and telling on them and giving them information.
Speaker 4: She wants them, he wants.
Speaker 2: She wants to get this guy in jail because he's
fucking out in sex with underage kids and you know,
and so she's working with the FBI, and the FBI
is like, we need more evidence, we need stronger evidence.
So she's but she's got she's got a camera so
that she doesn't have she can videotape everything, and she
doesn't have to, you know, because they trust her. They
trusted her, and eventually she, yeah, nabs him, he gets nabbed.
Speaker 1: I'm so excited for this.
Speaker 4: I always see the fallout.
Speaker 3: Oh you were telling me about it, and I was like, okay,
I need to watch it right now. Then somehow I
was watching something else and then I was like, okay,
I got to turn it on.
Speaker 1: But then I was like, well, I want to watch
all of it.
Speaker 3: Before I talked to Lynette about it, There's no way
I'm going to get through four episodes right. So it
didn't but I can watch it tonight. You can watch it.
Speaker 4: Tonight.
Speaker 2: I was like, oh, another documentary about you know, the
LDS whatever.
Speaker 4: And I was like, but this seems different.
Speaker 2: And it's so funny that one of our fans posted
about it on the Facebook page and she said, the
woman that's that's infiltrated them.
Speaker 4: She's blonde.
Speaker 2: She doesn't dressed like them, she's just you know, she
looks exactly like the actress in succession that played the
lawyer I think her name was.
Speaker 4: She was just this if you look her up if
it's on our.
Speaker 2: Facebook page, but she played the family lawyer Jerry I
think was her name on the show.
Speaker 4: Anyway, she looks exactly.
Speaker 2: And I was speaking this the whole time, and somebody
posted like, this woman could play here in you know,
in a docuseries. But anyway, it's not your typical documentary
about more you know, the LBS.
Speaker 4: It's different. It's totally different.
Speaker 3: It's by the same people that did the one that
Stay Sweet or whatever. Yes, which is probably why you
were thinking that.
Speaker 2: Right, because again another yeah, pray sweet, pray and be
sweet something yeah, something like that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's really good.
Speaker 1: Okay, I'm gonna work it.
Speaker 4: Very interesting.
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Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: Did you know? I told you Love Trapped last week?
Speaker 4: I listen to that. Yeah, I got to listen to that.
I forgot about that.
Speaker 1: How did you forget about that? It's so good?
Speaker 2: Well, you know, I know, I've been like on the
go a lot lately, you know, and been on the phone,
you know, looking for houses and stuff. But I did
watch So did you watch Love on the Spectrum?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, yes, yes, I watched the.
Speaker 4: Whole thing me too. Wasn't it so moving? I cried
at the end when they were singing over the rainbow? Yeah,
how so so sweet.
Speaker 3: The poor girl, though, the one, the Purple Princess girl,
who wasn't on this season but was there at the
reunion at the end, she had to make an Instagram
post because this is how ridiculous people are where She
was like, guys, I just spontaneously started singing somewhere over
the rainbow.
Speaker 1: Like it wasn't a scripted moment. She was having to defend, like.
Speaker 4: Are you kidding me? No, people are assholes? I know.
It seemed very organic to me. She started singing it,
and everybody else started singing it. I know people thought
that was scripted. Fuck off, I know.
Speaker 3: So okay, so Cecily and I told you covered all
the episodes. We talked about it on our podcast, but
one thing that we did not talk about is something
that came to light today, which is how do you
feel about Connor's mom?
Speaker 1: So she's very polarizing.
Speaker 4: I love her. I think she's great.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, some people have mixed feelings about her and
some people really don't like her. And apparently she's pretty
like attention seeking. So she has a podcast. She and
Tanner's mom have a podcast. And I should just tell
you that they're very into like RFK Junior, Like they're okay,
they're apparently pretty maga a lot of maga codd stuff.
But the thing that's not why people necessarily don't like them,
but it's just more like.
Speaker 1: She's kind of you know, uh.
Speaker 2: Love the cameras, yes, okay, and that is in it
a lot.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she is in it a lot. I did realize that.
Speaker 2: But then, like some are the other parents, like the
one with the blonde, curly hair who talks really fast
and kind of gives me an HER's breakdown sometimes well, James, yes, yes,
like his parents are in their love. His parents are
pretty funny too, So I don't know. I didn't really
think about that because each each each person on the show,
when they're you know, covering them, they're usually at home
with their parents, right, So I but yeah, she is.
Speaker 4: I mean she did travel with him. Yeah, yeah, did
you think it.
Speaker 1: Was weird at all? Or interesting?
Speaker 3: I should say that she just kept pushing him to
have talks with Georgie Connor, her son Connor. But she
just kept going like, you should have another talk with her.
You should, because that's what people love is to just
constantly have a talk about like are you interested?
Speaker 1: Right, wouldn't you just be like, bitch, I'm on a trip.
Speaker 3: To England with you, like yes, I'm into you, Like
you don't have to ask me. But he wasn't going
to do that on his own. It was his mom
going like, you should seriously sit her down and just
be like I'm just thinking you're kind of hot and cold,
like are you interested?
Speaker 1: So he'd be like.
Speaker 6: Okay, okay, yeah, and then did like they He didn't
think that Georgie was like sentimental or like she was
cracking jokes at the wrong time when he was trying
to be sentimental.
Speaker 4: Remember that he.
Speaker 1: Was just too serious.
Speaker 3: I just thought she she was funny and she would
make like she would and she's like, I'm.
Speaker 1: Sorry, I guess I'm like a little sarcastic.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know. He was a good catch.
Speaker 3: So he broke up with her. Yeah, And apparently he
did the breaking up and he says he did it
through text because he was gonna call her, but then
he was like, uh, I just don't have the words.
I don't really know how to tell her. So apparently
she was very blindsided.
Speaker 2: Oh that's really sad. Gosh, I don't know any of
this stuff. What else do you got him? I mean,
I love the kid that lived in Los Angeles that
I feel like.
Speaker 4: When they go, you know, the Bogan. I love Logan.
I freaking love Logan. I mean, I guld you not
love that kid.
Speaker 1: He's the best.
Speaker 4: He's the best.
Speaker 2: Like when he was sitting there waiting for his date
and he's like, you know, beautiful velvet blue sport.
Speaker 4: Coat and tie. I think he had a tie.
Speaker 2: He's sitting there waiting for his date, and she came
walking up and he was like, you can't see what
I'm doing, But he immediately puts his hand on his
ear and he's like, Hi, are you so serious?
Speaker 4: Like Logan and he's like hi, like he wanted to
do hello.
Speaker 2: Yes, I mean, and then he took her on that
other date and bought her cheesecake because they didn't get
to have it.
Speaker 4: What do you think of Logan?
Speaker 3: Oh? I think he's like adorable. He's very anxious. I
felt bad for him when she was like, your room
is really dirty, like you need to clean your room.
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 2: I felt He's like, I'm not a dirty person and
not maybe you could help me clean my round.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she's again, I'll help you. I'll help you clean
your room. You have to clean your room. It's really dirty.
Speaker 4: You know. She brought it up a bunch of times. Yeah,
his date, his day was cute.
Speaker 2: But I feel like the guys get really serious and
into it when they go on.
Speaker 4: Their date and it goes well.
Speaker 2: Like I really felt for the kid, that kid that
lived in LA with his mom, Hispanic kid. Oh yeah, interesting,
how are you doing?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Oh I loved him so much. I think his name
was Dylan.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, he sweet interesting, like I respect me.
You ask the girl a question and she'd answer you
go interesting. And his mom was cute. And they went
on their date and when he got home he was
sitting at the table like how was it? And he
was like it went really good, and he was like
I feel like he was like really into it. Like
they're all the guys seems so into the girl if
the date goes well, and then I feel like they
get their heart broken if it doesn't, or maybe they
break it up.
Speaker 4: I don't know, but it's a freaking great show. I
love it.
Speaker 1: I like the girl too.
Speaker 3: Was her name is her name Ellen, Ellie Ellie, the
one that the one that's like super animated, and she
had like reddish like curly hair, and she was like,
oh my god, I really like want a boyfriend. And
then she she goes on the date with the guys,
kind of blonde, they're both lds, they're both more men,
oh right, right right.
Speaker 1: And then they kissed, remember, and she's like, oh my god,
that was like my first GISs.
Speaker 4: Crazy.
Speaker 2: They get so excited. I know, it's so cute. And
then the one couple got engaged. That was really cute.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that my cowboy, my my cowboy, my my something
princess and my cowboy sweetie or whatever.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know. And then that other couple, that girl
that sang that song. Did she sing that song last season?
Speaker 1: Abby and David? Yeah, the yan King couple.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she kind of got a little jealous because they
got engaged before her.
Speaker 1: Well, they broke up. You heard that they're broken up, right.
Speaker 4: No, Abby and David broke up. Why you've been together
for a few years.
Speaker 1: Like four and a half years. They broke up.
Speaker 3: Because she wanted to get married. Because I was telling Cecily,
it's on our well if you've if you're listening, I
go back and listen to Rose Pricks. But I was saying,
I get it. It was understandable to me. She's been
wanting to marry him for like a long time and
he's not ready. And so when she gets the invitation
to the other girl's wedding, you know, she was probably like, bitch,
these people.
Speaker 1: Just met, Like what the hell?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, And her mom was like, we're gonna be happy
for them, right Abby. It's like, yes, I'm very happy
for them.
Speaker 3: Remember I told you I didn't meet her, but I
saw her at the poker thing that I went to
with Robin for atim. Yeah, I was like such a
celebrity sighting. I was just like, holy shit.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm sure that all of them get recognized
all the time. Now, oh yeah, they Like Connor. In
the first season, he was just like what the hell
is going on? He's like, you know, kind of Caughton
in Headlights Beer. But then as season two then he's
like a rock star. He's like ah, he's like sarcastic,
He's like I got this.
Speaker 4: He's like no problem o.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he was like really coming into himself after getting
probably recognized on the streets.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I love that.
Speaker 3: So I said, I told this on Rose Pricks, but
it's it's it's so cute. So I guess Elbe met
Dylan the do the impression again.
Speaker 4: It's really cute.
Speaker 3: So she met him. They all went somewhere together. I
want to say, this was like a while ago, like
to an amusement park, maybe Universal somewhere. She Elbe's friend
with his sister.
Speaker 1: I guess. So she said they were.
Speaker 3: Hanging out and he kept saying like I'm going to
be on Love on the Spectrum, And I guess the
sister was like, Dylan, but you're not supposed to tell
people that, remember, like it's a secret. And he'd be like,
I'm going to be on Love on the Spectrum. And
Elvie was like, that's amazing, Like I love that show.
And he's like, yeah, I Love on the Spectrum.
Speaker 1: She because he just kept telling everybody knows really funny.
Speaker 4: That's cute. Ah, that's sweet, she said.
Speaker 1: He was so so nice.
Speaker 4: He seems so nice.
Speaker 2: I mean they're all just they seem I just love
that show, just like really, you know, yeah, heart it's heartwarming.
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