Speaker 1: Made us Joe a face sunny sun on Iheturday Night.
Speaker 2: Race. What's up?
Speaker 1: Everybody? Happy Friday?
Speaker 2: It's our Friday show. You know how long we've been
doing this podcast is that. That was our big joke
was Friday Friday. The Rebecca what's her name song? Rebecca
Black song, Wow look at Caves I hit at the time,
and we used to do that was like our singing
Friday Friday, frid something on Friday. It's kind of hard
right now because it's really actually Monday morning for us,
and it's dreary and rainy.
Speaker 1: It is a weird day.
Speaker 2: It's not going to be like that the rest of
the week.
Speaker 1: That's what I hear.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I came from the sun and sunshine and perfect weather.
Every single day in Flora it's a dreary, rainy, crappy weather.
Speaker 1: Wetter, yeah, wetter, wetter.
Speaker 4: I love this weather, you do, Yeah, I love it. It's
my favorite unless I'm doing my pond work then it sucks.
Speaker 2: But I don't like it.
Speaker 3: I hate the heat, though, I'd rather love the hot.
I'm rather hot than cold me too.
Speaker 2: The thing about being hot is you can be super
hot until you reach a point that you're too hot.
But if I'm even a little bit too cold, I'm freezing.
I'm never gonna feel warm again.
Speaker 1: I know, I know.
Speaker 4: But if you're hot, then you can't get colder. But
if you're cold, then you can get warmer, which is
what I like. I like bundling up and like sweatpants
and sweaters and stuff like that. But when it's too hot,
you're like, unless you're going into somewhere that's air conditioned,
you're fucked.
Speaker 1: Well, that's true.
Speaker 2: I think it depends on how your body is made.
Because once I'm cold, once i'm cold and caught cocoa,
you know, you sit by a fire and still be like,
I'm freezing. Yeah, if it's cold outside, right, yeah, yeah,
all right, that's our show, change you guys. So okay,
I know it's Friday. We didn't talk about this on Tuesday,
but my kids finally finished. So there's been a month
months of rehearsals. Grease or grease, it's done. Oh really,
you miss a little, you miss a lot. Yes, they
did a week of performances starting not Tuesday, but the
week before. Hey, last Tuesday and through Saturday, so they
were recording on a Monday we just finished. Saturday was
Saturday night was their final? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Wowfore we talk about that. How about the fact that
u c. L A girls basketball is in the final four?
Speaker 1: March Man. Oh, that's pretty.
Speaker 3: Cool, very cool for the first time ever, I think,
go Bruins. Yeah there you go. Okay, back to your
other kids with the grease will I.
Speaker 2: Do want to say that I see so much of Elbe.
Did I already tell you this that?
Speaker 4: So?
Speaker 2: Julie Kasem's daughter Bella is also at UCLA. She comes
home a lot. She's like such a homebody that it
got to the point though with Elbe where she I
would start seeing her every week and she'd be like,
can I come home? And I'd be like, okay, Bella
that she was like, shut up, Mom, I don't come
home that much. I'm like, you come home a lot. Seriously,
yesterday she was well, she was home for spring break.
But when she left, John drove her back to campus
last night. I didn't even say like, I didn't even
give her a hug or anything. I was like, oh, yeah,
I'm like, I'll probably see you next weekend.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Like it's so fun.
Speaker 3: Natalia was home for like one day, then she left
for Cobble. Then she back and then her friend got
the rotovirus. So they were supposed to be at my
house spending the night, and they left. They went back
to Santa Barbarade. Oh really yeah, I didn't need that
shit in my house.
Speaker 2: Yeah. No, I was fine. I was like, okay, bye bye,
you got Wendy, Yeah, I got yeah, I got shit.
I got people coming and going.
Speaker 1: No, no, no no. But she was fine with going home.
Speaker 3: And and then Sonny's here for the first spring break
and he's going back soon. Oh, and Natalia was like
calling me yesterday and she's like, where's I'm trying to
get a hold of Sunny. Tell him to answer his phone.
She wants him to come visit her, and like come
down and spend the night.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 3: And I asked Sonny and he was like, yeah, no,
I don't really want to. I'm like, why your sister
wants to see you? And he's like, I go, you
don't have to spend the night, but go visit her.
And he's like eh. And I think it's because he
just doesn't like that like environment, like there's a lot
of like frat guys, or like she wants her she
wants her to meet her guy friends and stuff, and
Sonny's not into like those kind of I don't know,
I say douchebags, but you know what I mean, like.
Speaker 1: That, douchebags, frat guys.
Speaker 4: Yeah, douchebags.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the appropriate terms, appropriate term. Yeah, yeah, I mean,
I'm you know.
Speaker 3: So, I don't know, but I think we're gonna go
visit her while Wendy's here, because she really wants Wendy
to come visit. Oh yeah, so we might just drive
down there maybe tomorrow.
Speaker 2: But I love that. I've I've only gone to have
lunch with LB twice, but I just like the idea
that I could.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's nice, go take.
Speaker 2: Her to lunch if I wanted to.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's great, I know, I love it.
Speaker 2: It's so fun. So she was home all week, so
she came to come to the kids opening night of Greece.
So they have been non stop. They had rehearsals toured
before right the week before tech week. They had rehearsals
every single day until six, four to six, then Tech
week was four to seven, then there was all weekend.
Oh yeah, so before that, another thing that you missed
was that Xander went to the national qualifiers. Oh really
for speech and debate and did not even they call
it breaking. He didn't even make it to the semi finals.
It's so inconsistent. Wait what happened? So I got he
was okay, So he is still going to state Okay.
So there's two different, total, totally different things. His league
has a state qualifier which he came in second place
and the whole thing of his category, and now he's
going to the state competition which is in May.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: That's our that's happening, okay. But he also completely separately
went to this thing called the national qualifier, okay, which
is a different thing. It's very confusing to me too,
because you would think you go to state qualifier and
then if you make it through that, you go to
national qualifier. Doesn't work like that. It's totally separate. So
this national thing he did, uh, you know, same thing
where we go and we judge and he did not
make it. So that's fine, Okay. There's another there's a
last chance that he's going to do at the end
of this month, so we'll see, okay. But meanwhile, his
Grease cast was in tech rehearsal, so he had to
miss a full day of tech rehearsal. Then he was
like sick the next day. It's the craziest schedule for
these kids. Yeah, because then tech rehearsals every day from
four until seven. Okay, then that was seven days. Then
last week the play started, so they had school all day,
then they had a rehearsal right afterwards. Then the play
was at seven o'clock that night, and they had to
turn around, go to school, do it all over again,
do it all over again Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and shows.
My god, it was sold out every single.
Speaker 3: Really, So Sander's playing Sunny uh huh. Okay, does he
have like a bunch of lines.
Speaker 2: He has a lot of lines, and he's just he
was really funny. He was really funny. He was he
killed every line he got laughs, and he was also
he's just and he hasn't been at a place since
he was a little kid. Uh huh. So it was
really fun to see that because.
Speaker 3: Is he singing in any of the songs too?
Speaker 2: He sings but back up for all the songs. He
didn't get a role that had its own song, which
was he was bummed about that, but I think they
wanted him because the sunny role is very comedic, right, right,
and I think he plays comedy the best. He was
very funny. Ye And then Sadie sings a song with
another girl that it's raining on prom night and she's
so she's on the radio, so she's on the side
of the stage with another girl and that they're wearing
these really cute fifties dresses and they sing that song
and then she's in other like ensemble stuff. Yeah, it
was it was great. They got standing ovations like every night. Yea,
I know, it was really cute. They loved it, but
it was a lot.
Speaker 3: It sounds like a lot. And then did you guys
watch Grease?
Speaker 2: Finally? So it was so cute because so Tuesday night
Elbe came to the show and watched it, and then
the next so Wednesday and Thursday I teach writing, so
I couldn't go to the shows. So then I went
Friday night, and then I was there for Saturday night.
But Wednesday night I taught and then ELB was home
could spring break and she was like, you want to
watch Grease? And I was like, I mean, not to
steal in a Lynette term, but I'm probably gonna have
an ass full of grease by the end of this week.
But then I was like, you know, our podcast listeners
have really been upset. Yeah, because not just you, Yeah,
because when I teach writing, I have a lot of
podcast listeners are in my record class. And I would
come on there and our friend like Misty Milner would
just be like, Stephanie, Yeah, what are you thinking? Why
are you not watching Greece? And I'm like, I don't know.
So I said to LB. I was like, yeah, you
know what, it's probably would be good for me to
watch it. And we watched it, and oh my god,
these guys are way too old to be playing high
school kid, right. They look like they're in their forties.
Speaker 1: I now it's Calin's dad's in there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's probably the youngest looking one out of the
punch too.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, because he was in the basketball scene. He said the.
Speaker 3: Basketball scene he'd throw the basketball at at Travolta or
something like.
Speaker 4: No, he's I believe he's the guy that Travolta punches
in the stock when playing basketball. Right, could be wrong.
He's in that scene, but I'm not entirely sure. He
had another scene in it, too, but he got cut
out of it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, those guys are supposed to be high schoolers, like
John Travolta and whatever's his name plays Nikki and Nikki yeah,
Jeff Conaway.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Also, this was something that bothered me about the movie.
What I don't I don't know if a lot of
people maybe pick up on, but the guys are also
doing like a Three Stooges impression, basically because I guess
that was because remember the Three Stooges was probably a
relevant pop culture reference to them. So they're all like
like poking each other in the eyes and stuff, and
I was like, never like the Three Stooges back then.
I know, you guys pretending you're in the Three Stooges,
right right?
Speaker 1: Yeah, they did. They do a lot of that small sea.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it's it was a very cute movie.
Speaker 1: Yeah cute.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Oh good, I'm glad you watched it finally.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So they did that for seven nights.
Speaker 2: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, two shows, so six six wouns. Yeah,
but they had a blast. I think they are like
theater nerds, now, are they really? And then they went
out to ihop that night and they were out till
like one in the morning, and then the next day,
which was yesterday, somebody opened their house up to do
like a cast party.
Speaker 1: Oh, that's nice.
Speaker 2: And then they both slept over at somebody's house.
Speaker 1: That's nice. Well, it's cute.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So I guess they're still there now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I guess spring break. Yeah, they're off this week.
Speaker 2: They have one more day off today, they have one extra.
No Elbie was on spring break. My kids. They haven't
started spring break really. Yeah, they're two more weeks until
spring break for them.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, Yeah, I guess that's school high school.
Speaker 2: Yeah about that.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Hey, so I was watching the Today Show and or
maybe it was Good Morning America. So Ruby Frankie's whatever.
Her sidekick Jody Hildebrand, is trying to appeal her conviction
because she thinks she had bad counsel and she the
you know, three different charges she's saying, and so she's
trying to get I guess a retrial or whatever. But
then they said that there was a law pass now
that you can't do family vlogging. Oh no, you can
do family vlogging, but when the kid turns eighteen, they
can get scrubbed from the internet.
Speaker 1: All that content can get scrubbed.
Speaker 3: And if they're making the if the parents are profiting,
they should be putting that money away for the kids.
Speaker 2: Wow. Kind of like the oh my god, the Cougan,
the Jackie Cougan. You know the Cougan thing, right, it's
like a you have to have a Cougan account for
your kids. It's basically that you can't just call yourself
your kid's manager and take all their money. Oh, by law,
a percentage of every paycheck a kid gets has to
go into a protected account. I see as the Jackie
Cougan law.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, yeah, that's h So that's what the that's
what's going on.
Speaker 2: I don't like.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: The family vlogging thing does seem a little intrusive for
your kids, you know, the way she and the way
she was doing it, like punishing them and stuff on camera.
So it's that's good, But I hope that Jody Hildorand
does not get out of jail.
Speaker 2: She's psychotic.
Speaker 1: Ye, yes her, she is.
Speaker 3: And then have you seen the new show on Hulu,
Good American Family about Natalia Grace.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, so that's the one that's the acted what's.
Speaker 1: Acted with Meredith from Grey's Anatomy.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, no, but I need to start watching that immediately.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: Her acting is so bad. It's so oh really the
whole thing is yes, oh I wish you would sot. Yeah,
the acting her, Oh my god, her acting is just awful.
It's I mean, it's the story, but you know, I
don't know. I'm like, they're portraying her side, they're portraying
his side. The guy that's playing him is pretty funny.
He's okay, he's fine. But her I don't know if
it's the script, the writing, it's both. And her acting
is just awful. She's just like so cringe when you
watch it. But there's only like two or three episodes out.
Speaker 2: Okay, so no, I haven't seen that. But White Lotus,
are you caught up?
Speaker 1: Yes? I am.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, it's heating up.
Speaker 4: There's only one episode left, right, Yeah?
Speaker 1: Should we take a break first and then no?
Speaker 4: Keep going?
Speaker 1: Okay, I don't.
Speaker 2: Know, no breaks, no, no breaks? Okay, Yeah, last night's
episode was really good. Who do you like for it? Okay,
I'm gonna tell you who. My kids who John and
Elbie like the girl? The you know the Korean used
to be in a pop group, the girl that.
Speaker 4: The party, the older Korean lady who was the singer.
Speaker 2: Oh no, no, no, no no no, the young girl
or the younger girl. Yeah, the young girl, the guy
who has a crush on Yeah, that's.
Speaker 4: What Amy said last night, and I was like, oh,
I don't I don't see it.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: My niece thinks it's the monkeys that got a hold
of the gun.
Speaker 2: Sticking with it. I mean to keep giving everybody they're
they're tricking you, so that everybody seems like they could be.
Speaker 4: Well. The thing about the opening scene in the very
first episode is there's a lot of gunfire. It's not
just like what couple, It's like it's it sounds kind
of like a shootout. So my theory was that the
security guard is going to get into a shootout with
the Russians and someone's going to catch astray.
Speaker 1: That's a good Yeah, that's a good theory.
Speaker 2: Uh, that's been Yeah, that's definitely planted.
Speaker 4: Because now it's okay, Yeah, the Russians are the ones
that obviously took the thing. He's got a bit of
a gripe with them. He wants to prove himself right,
he wants to be tough, so he's gonna try and
do some with them, and they're gonna get into like
a shootout because they have guns too. They had guns
when they robbed the planet.
Speaker 2: That's true.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think there's gonna be a bit of a
shootout between.
Speaker 1: But maybe that's what they want us to think.
Speaker 2: Well, they also want us to think that the dad
is going to kill he.
Speaker 4: Doesn't have he doesn't have the gun anymore, so like
he doesn't have the gun anymore, so that's out. Then
they're trying to make you think that Greg or whatever
his name is, like he's gonna come looking for revenge
for somebody, which, m I don't really see that one.
He's trying to like lay low, but I don't see
him opening fire in the middle of the hotel on people.
Speaker 3: Should be Schwarzenegger's son going nuts and killing his whole family.
Speaker 2: Oh, the the young, the youngest one, no, the older,
such a short Senegger Yeah uh oh yeah yeah yeah
his right, his real life son. Yes, yes, still an
Arnold Schorsenegger's son.
Speaker 3: Yeah mmm, no, I don't know I that dad.
Speaker 1: I just that dad kills me.
Speaker 3: I just want him, could he please just like, first
of all, nobody knows, nobody's paying attention to him and
knows this guy's like on the verge of a nervous
Finally he did, yeah, finally, yes, But when the when
he was like, I I'm nothing without this job, I
was at what I was ahead of it, like, oh yeah,
so he's gonna think I gotta kill both of them.
But then he's having the dream about it, so I
can't imagine, So that would be too on the nose, right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't see anything happening to that family. I
think that they're going to find out that they're all fucked,
and then that's going to be the end of that
pretty much storyline.
Speaker 3: I'm like dying for him to tell them, like tell
his wife what's going on?
Speaker 2: Like please? Also, how do they still have larazapam left?
He's popping of eating it like candy write it that
would be gone in a day because she was eating
it like candy too. She had the one prescription bottle.
Then all of a sudden it's gone because he's got
it and now he's taken him like he's got to
be taking at least like fifteen a day. So how
are and and she was like, where's my laurazzapam? And
then she you you don't go from taking it all
the time to just not take it? Right, that's not true,
that's not that accurate. Yeah, you think there'd be a
scene where they're trying to get more or like doctor
shopping or you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that's true. Look at us spoken like a
true But where's the lauraza pam?
Speaker 2: I need it? I need pills.
Speaker 3: Do you know that Sam Rockwell? I love Sam Rockwell.
I love him. He's the best. Everybody Wendy loves him,
you love I just love him.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Do you know that he's been in a long term
relationship with the woman, the girl, the Leslie Bib Leslie Bib.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I didn't know that.
Speaker 1: I just found that out last night.
Speaker 2: Yeah. That scene was so funny when he was having
to make up the stuff. But when he was like
he's like, what movies do you what kind of movies
do you make? He's like, oh my god, mostly action
or whatever, like the Enforcer.
Speaker 3: And then he's watching the notary, the notary, the notary, right, yeah,
that's right, the right.
Speaker 2: The negotiator, the notary. I was like that it felt
real like when he was like, what the fuck?
Speaker 4: I never knew how badly I wanted Sam Rockwell and
Walton Goggins to be acting alongside each other until I
watched this really yeah, because I love both of them
so much. Yeah, as soon as he came onto the show,
I was like, I thought he was just gonna have
the one episode and then be done.
Speaker 1: So who's the other actor?
Speaker 2: Who's that guy?
Speaker 4: The Walton Goggins, he's the best.
Speaker 2: He's from the Shield.
Speaker 4: He's from the Shield. But he's been in He was
in The Hateful Eight, which he was really good, and
he was also in Django Unchained, which he had a
smaller role in. Uh, He's been in a couple other things.
He got a lot of attention this year. They made
a TV show called Fallout, which is based on a
video game that did very well. It was very good adaptation.
So he's kind of blown up from that too. But
he's just he's he's great. He's really good in The
Hateful Eight, Like, he's one of my favorite characters from that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, now, yeah, I recognize him.
Speaker 2: Take a quick break, Okay, we're back.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: He has a very kind of tragic backstory he does
he was either married or had a very serious girlfriend
who took her own life.
Speaker 1: That's sad, you know, like a.
Speaker 2: Really I think she jumped off a building or something.
I don't remember. I don't know. Look him up, but
it's like it's pretty it was pretty traumatic for him.
Speaker 3: I think that's really sad. Yeah, I like his character.
And how about the girl with the teeth?
Speaker 2: I love her?
Speaker 1: I love her too. She's in another show on Netflix.
Speaker 2: Oh I saw her in something else? What was it?
Speaker 3: It was a true story on this town. It's called,
oh god, Toxic Town.
Speaker 1: That's it. Toxic Town. Yeah, and she's in it.
Speaker 2: Maybe I saw a trailer for it. I think that's
what I saw.
Speaker 3: It's pretty good. It's based on true story. Uh yeah,
she's in it. And then now she's on White Lotus
And now I'm hearing like people want their teeth like her.
Speaker 1: Did you to hear that.
Speaker 2: Her teeth are very distracting, very distracting, Like it's like
her teeth are doing all that.
Speaker 3: I mean, when she's eating that apple, I just couldn't
help it burst out and laugh like what the fuck?
Speaker 2: I know? But she's got this such an expressive phase.
She's really so pretty. She just got these huge eyes,
these big dough eyes.
Speaker 3: When she's when he's like, I didn't do anything with
my brother and she's like, what, yes you did?
Speaker 1: Like yeah, the expresses on her face.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 1: I just love that show.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Did you find out about Walton Goggins?
Speaker 4: Yeah? She apparently served him with divorce papers and then
shortly afterwards jumped off a building that was later deemed suicide.
Speaker 3: Mm.
Speaker 4: So they were separated and estranged and then apparently, yeah,
finalized the divorce and then.
Speaker 2: What at what better way to say like it's your fault,
I blame you than to serve divorce papers and then
I mean so sad.
Speaker 1: That is sad.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but he's a gifted actor, so good. He's really
if you ever want to get into a show, which
I feel like Sonny would also, The Shield is so good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know I should start watching it.
Speaker 2: Did you ever watch The Shield? Did we talk?
Speaker 4: I've given it a lot of tries. I mean, it's
Matt fondleye one of always telling me to watch it,
and I'd always watch it in pieces with Amy. It's
one of those shows that has a lot of episodes
in each season. And I don't think there's like an
opening song. I hate more in a show than in
The Shield. It's this like it's every the beginning of
every episode. It's like this screaming loud noise every time
it says like this Shield, and it just it jars me.
And I hate it so much. And like, yeah, I
like the show and it's very it looks a little
baited too. It's like early two thousands, and I never
it's never hooked me. I'm on, like I think I'm
still on like season three or season four.
Speaker 1: Well now, yes, I'm never gonna watch it.
Speaker 2: See that. That's how I felt about like The Wire.
I just couldn't get into it. But I also felt
that way about uh, breaking breaking bad, breaking bad. For
a while, I would, but but it's because it came
out at a weird time in my life. I think
I just had a kid and either is so baby,
so having a baby, and it was a really hard
to stay awake and like try to watch it. But
then I went back to it many years later and
then finally was like oh okay. And the Shield also,
I think I was having that problem with and we
kept taking breaks and then because of kids, I think
that's when Sadie and Xander were born, and then went
back and watched it and was like, I cannot believe
I was sleeping on this show. This is so good.
Speaker 3: Oh, I gotta watch it now now I'm going back
and forth. Yeah, yeah, so severnth.
Speaker 4: I haven't seen I think the last two or three episodes. Oh, okay,
so I'm still Yeah, I've been watching Yellow Jackets. I
don't know. If you're watching Yellow Jackets, you gotta start that,
which is bugging the crap out of me. Yeah, I
hate like every character on that show.
Speaker 2: Now really Yeah?
Speaker 4: Why well, because they flash you know, it's flashback, so
they do half of it when they're kids on the
island and the other half when they're adults. And what's
the main girl's name, Melanie?
Speaker 1: Oh, the girl that the Yeah, oh.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Melanie Wynn Lynsky. Melanie Lynsky is like the she's
essentially the main character of it, and she's it's funny
like her character in like the first two seasons. She's
like kind of a bad ass, and you like her
as a kid and then kind of as an adultook.
It's kind of a funny show too, and you like her,
but this season her, her younger self on the island,
just bugs the living shit out of me. And then
now her older self is bugging the little the shit
out of me. And you know what, was one of
my favorite characters on the show died. So now there's
only like one person on the whole show that I like,
and uh, yeah, it's it's frustrating, but I still like it.
Speaker 1: All right, I'm you had to finish watching it.
Speaker 4: But I started a There's a news show on Paramount
that just aired yesterday, I think with Tom Hardy, who's
just my favorite, and it's called mob Land. It's about
gangsters in England and it's really good. Pierce Brosen then
is in. It is really good. First episode was, Yeah,
I love anything Tom Hardy's in, except for the Venom movies.
But h yeah, it's it's great.
Speaker 3: It's really really good. Oh I'm gonna watch that. Did
anybody watch Paradise on Hulu?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: I mean so many people love it and we started
watching like the after White Lotus last night. We watched
like the first three or four episodes and it's good,
but it's not I don't know. I don't know it's
because I worked at ABC for so long, and it's
just these shows, these you could tell it's like an
ABC network show that got put onto Hulu, and it's
like it's so different compared to like Severance or White
Lotus or all these other shows that are on Apple
TV or HBO Max. It's just like it just smells
of a network television show and it's good and everything,
but it's just I could care less.
Speaker 1: You know, it doesn't really hook me.
Speaker 2: You know, what you should watch is uh and this
is well, I guess it's a plug for him. But
Temptation Island is really good.
Speaker 4: Oh oh yeah, talk about that.
Speaker 1: That's right, I've been Oh my god.
Speaker 2: So I started watching it just for Mark Wahlberg, just
because I was like, well, I need to like tell Mark.
Plus I've been hearing, legitimately hearing people talking about like
that it's a good season. Yeah, so I started watching it.
It is pretty addictive, Like.
Speaker 3: I can't wait because I've I'm a big fan of
Temptation Yeah.
Speaker 4: I mean me and Mark have been doing his podcast
for like a year and a half or something like that,
and when we first started it, I went back and
watched whatever the last season was on like Peacock and
I watched like a couple episodes and I was like, okay, whatever,
But then this one came out and I started watching
it and I legitimately was like, oh wow, this is
a really good show. You cannot believe some of the
decisions that these people are making in this house. And
Amy's sitting there next to me going like, this show
is crazy. This is the this is the worst show.
It's how do they even do this? What are they thinking?
These people say, It's like it's yeah, it's crazy. And
Mark is so good at hosting. I was like, Mark, dude,
you rule, like you're so good at doing this. It's incredible, and.
Speaker 3: Like he knows how to talk to them, and you know,
he's almost like a therapist to these people.
Speaker 2: He really is. He he comes across as everybody's friend.
Mm hmm, but he's but he's a great I mean,
that's way harder to do than he makes it look.
I bet I mean hard.
Speaker 4: And she's because I was sitting there with Amy and
he's you know, during the bonfires, he's like every single thing,
he like he says the exact right thing to all
these people who were going through like just the worst
decisions either they're making or their partners are making. And
every single time he says like the exact right thing
to them, and Amy's going like, no, no, it's scripted.
He has an earpiece in this can't be him, and
I'm going, no, it's it's I'm telling you it's him, Like,
this is all They're not feeding him lines. He's doing
it and she wouldn't believe me, and so does he.
Speaker 1: He doesn't have an earpiece. Huh.
Speaker 4: He does have an ear piece, but producers aren't feeding
him lines. They're trying to like guide where the conversation goes.
I see, so it would be like, okay, enough on this,
and he says it's very rare that they even do that.
But yeah, they're not all that stuff. He's saying, that's
all him, which he gives a lot of credit to
his wife for. He says he hears his wife telling
these things all the time in his life. And then he.
Speaker 1: So interesting, he's very good at it, very good.
Speaker 2: The one couple like I was for a while, I
was having a little bit of trouble keeping a couple
of them telling them apart because two of the.
Speaker 4: Guys, two of the couples that I was Taylor and.
Speaker 2: Grant look a lot alike to me.
Speaker 1: I hate when that happens.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and then the two girls look.
Speaker 2: Look a lot of like they're just both basic on
blonde girls. But one of the girls is a So
one of the girls tells camera that her boyfriend hasn't
worked in like a year. That's Taylor and Tyler.
Speaker 4: Tyler.
Speaker 2: So Tyler when at the beginning when they introduced the couples,
he's been working as a model, which you're like, okay,
and she's annoyed about it, and he says she's kind
of annoyed about it. But what you find out later
because you know, he's meeting a lot of women like
in the modeling business. But what you kind of find
out is it's not really that it's that he just
hasn't worked in a year, you know, because he's a model,
Like he put his job to be a model, and
like he's not like some sought after He's not like Europe.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: So she's annoyed because she says, like he hasn't brought
in any money, but the way it comes across, it's
pretty mean. Like when she says like, yeah, he's not
supporting is that I've been totally supporting him, like I'm
paying all the bills and like this guy. And then
she I think it was maybe not that same conversation,
but they capture her having a conversation and what does
she say.
Speaker 4: He's got to tendencies. Yeah, she's talking to some hawk
guys like, yeah, my current boyfriend is a bitch and
he's bitch tendencies.
Speaker 2: I mean she's like, yeah, sorry, but I'm just gonna
tell the truth.
Speaker 4: It's like, yeah, you didn't want this to work out,
did you? I think she yeah, it's like he does,
like she wanted it to work out from.
Speaker 2: The start, but then I think she did. I think
she then realized that she fucked up, because then he
sort of manned up and was like, well, fuck you then, bitch.
Speaker 1: And so are all the episodes out?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 4: Yeah, they released them all at once.
Speaker 2: I love that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and it's yeah, it's it's crazy what happens in there.
Speaker 2: It's like, I'm only mad that they're not doing a reunion.
Yeah they they don't do it.
Speaker 4: No, they don't do it. No they're not. I don't,
I don't. He doesn't know why, but no, They're not
doing a reunion, that is for sure.
Speaker 1: I don't think they usually did. They usually do it
reunion for jim Ja.
Speaker 2: Maybe there's good after stuff that happened after.
Speaker 4: Oh, there's real Oh. So this is a nice little
plug for UH for Bonfire Talks with Mark Wawbory, the
podcast that we do, right, So, I didn't know what
happened after they left the island. Last week we recorded
three episodes with the contestants from Temptation Island. So last
week's episode was Brion and Chantey that we heard. This week,
I'm airing Ashley, Ashley and Gramm are together, and then
next week is probably gonna be Grant. And listen to
this week's Bonfire Talks with Ashley and what happened between
Ashley and Grant after they left the island. It is crazy.
It's nuts.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: And I'm not on like you know, the social media
for in the reddit form, so it's kind of known
in that world what happened. However people figure it out
or what's been going back and forth on Instagram. I
don't follow any of that stuff, so I had no idea.
So when I was hearing the stories last week, when
we were recording the episodes. I was shocked.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I read I read some interviews with what happened afterwards.
It is, yeah, that guy's a dick. Also, I won't
say who, but one of the people. Literally, this is
like old school Netflix TV reality show TV where they're
you know, they're being filmed. But one of the guys
goes and take goes and has sex in the shower
with somebody and he, I mean one of the first
one of the husbands, one of the guys, one of
the boyfriends.
Speaker 4: That's not even like the worst thing that happened either.
Speaker 2: Yeah, really literally, and and then he try he turns
out the lights and the girl in the shower goes,
you know, they have night vision cameras, like just just
just to tell you, and he's like, I don't care.
Wag gets, pulls off his underwear, gets in the shower
and they start fugging.
Speaker 1: And they show it on Netflix.
Speaker 4: Well, they're behind the way it's set up. They're behind
the shower door, so it's all like fogged up, so
it's not like you see anything, but yeah, it's very
clear that they're having sex.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you can hear the noises.
Speaker 1: I cannot wait to watch it, and again, that's not
even the worst thing that happens over there.
Speaker 4: It's really good. I don't even really like reality shows
that much. And I was like, oh, I'm I have
to watch this for work because I produce this podcast.
And me and Amy very quickly got into it. And
one night we were on like episode like seven or eight,
and she fell asleep and I was like, I'm just
gonna watch. I watched the finale without her.
Speaker 1: That's awesome.
Speaker 2: I know, that's so funny. Yeah, I mean, I I
just remember was it when I was when Elbie was
an infant, like getting into Oh my god, what was
that show? I feel like it was called Paradise Island?
Speaker 1: Uh huh where they all went to her? Yes, yes,
you remember the show.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I think it was Paradise Hotel or Paradise Hotel.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh my god. It was the just the crazy
looking reality show. But I remember being like, I have
to sleep, like you know, it's that sleep when the
baby's sleeping. Like I'd already was so sleep deprived. But
we would watch it and I'd be like I can't stop.
Speaker 1: I'd have cannat stop.
Speaker 2: There was a bunch of episodes of it and I
remember remember one time like literally pulling an all nighter.
Speaker 3: Wasn't there like a blonde host or something like she
was just like this blonde And what was the purpose
of that show?
Speaker 1: Just to hook up?
Speaker 2: Like everybody is just yes, And it was a little
bit like like Bachelor and Paradise Yeah, because if you
didn't hook up with somebody, if you didn't partner up,
then you were kicked out. So they were all just
like constantly partner swapping and like yeah, you know, and
you had to like share a bed with somebody, which.
Speaker 3: Is what this new? What's the oh god, what's the show?
That just and there's the UK version, the American version
of is Blind? Not Love is Blind?
Speaker 2: The ultimatum, no something it was.
Speaker 1: It was you love Island.
Speaker 3: That's what Love Island is like you have to like
get with each other and sleep in each other's beds
and if you don't then you're out kind of thing,
right to say, it was the same thing, but they
do it really well. Yeah that Paradise Hotel, Hell was awesome.
Speaker 2: We should take one more break, correct, let's do it. Okay,
we're back. I feel like there's some more stuff that
we needed to go.
Speaker 1: Over yeah, oh the studio.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I've watched too, so I think there's only
two episodes out. Maybe that's the new Seth Rogen. Does
anybody else have trouble figuring out the difference between Jonah
Hill and Steth brogany too?
Speaker 1: I have the same now, No.
Speaker 4: I mean maybe it's different for me because I grew
up on their movies. I mean, Super Bad, forty Old
Virgin Knocked Up. Those were all the biggest, funniest movies
and I was at the exact right age for it.
Speaker 2: So it's but didn't they both start out with both
of those? Yeah, but Jonah both potheads.
Speaker 4: Jonah was a lot heavier back then. He was like
really heavy back then, and it took him years to
kind of slim down. So now maybe, yeah, I guess
I could kind of see it. But no, Jonah's he's
a pretty established actor now too, and after doing like
Wolf of Wall Street and Moneyball and stuff. But yeah,
he was always a lot bigger, so it's easier to
distinguish between the two. But he did play Seth. Like
Seth Rogan wrote Super Bad about his life and Jonah
Hill was played him. So Jonah Hill was like the
young Seth Rogan based on his life, so really that yeah.
Speaker 3: Wow, whoa whoa mind blown wow?
Speaker 2: Did not know that? Okay, but one of them is
kind of problematic. I think it's Jonah Hills is like
sort of a problematic dude, and Seth Rogan is not.
He's like a great guy.
Speaker 1: That's what I've heard.
Speaker 4: I know that Jonah Hill had something with an ex
girlfriend a little while ago where she released text messages,
But outside of that, I don't think Jonah Hill has
ever been problematic. And I don't know the details of
what that is, but I think that's what you're referring to.
Other than that, I don't think Jonah's ever been considered problematic.
Speaker 2: I think he's like, has some weird stuff with women though,
like very controlling and weird. And Seth Rogen's not. He's nice.
Speaker 1: Seth Rogen's nice. Just still lovable stoner.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so what's this show? They're both still big stoners, right.
Speaker 4: I don't think Jonahill's a stoner. I don't think he
really smokes. I mean, I don't know he's I know
he's like a surfer. He's a surfer. He could be.
Seth Rogan is known as like the it's like him
and Snoop Dogg or the two.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I actually saw a clip of I think he was
on Howard Stern last I don't know, I saw social
media clip. He was probably promoting the studio and Howard's like,
you smoke weed every single day?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 4: And he's like yeah, He's like have you ever gone
a day without it? And he's like, I went to
Singapore for three days back in like twenty eleven and
I couldn't bring weed because then they kill me. But
other than that, yeah, it's been every day. Jeez Wise,
I don't think Jonahill smokes that much weed though, honestly.
Speaker 1: And Seth Rogan has that that laugh.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I it's so weird because people that smoke a
lot of pot, people that are like potheads, how do
you function? Like I don't get every whenever I was stoned,
like you're stoned? To me, that would be like being
drunk every day all day long, Like, but I can
just get used to it, Like how do you how
do you have a conversation or follow anything or work
or drive or do anything when you're high?
Speaker 3: Now I can now imagine I took a hit off
of my niece's vap pen.
Speaker 1: A couple of days ago, I just took one tiny hit.
I didn't like it. I wanted off the train.
Speaker 3: I was like, ugh, Now, I feel like I was
like felt like I was back in high school, like
I haven't smoked pot in years, Like I just don't.
Speaker 1: Like it anymore. And and then that like solidified that
I just don't like it. It's not for me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't like that feeling, that heaviness my eyes feel,
and I feel like and then it's like, luckily I
was like at home and nobody was around. It was
just us, you know, Like but even then I was
just like, eh, I still like it now.
Speaker 2: Kaitln, you were like a stoner for a while. Yeah,
So how did you did it feel different? I mean,
I guess you can't describe it because you can only
but how would you go do stuff? Well?
Speaker 4: I wasn't. I mean, I definitely there were plenty of
times where I smoked during the day, but I never
really I was never a stone or like wake up
start smoking pot, smoke pot throughout the day. I was
the kind of person that liked to get high at
night and just chill in my room and go to
bed because I would get that kind of anxious, paranoid feeling.
But if I was at home alone in bed, it
was fine. And I don't know, I kind of always
describe it like, out of ten times, I would have
one really fun, good experience where I'd be like laughing,
and then the other nine times I'd be more paranoid
and anxious. So I was always kind of chasing that
one out of ten. But yeah, I never really liked
doing it during the day. It would burn me out too.
I know some people they get high and they go
work out at the gym, Like, I don't know, everyone's different.
My brother does that. He gets high, he goes running
down the beach, like, but yeah, that wasn't me. I
turned into lazy. So yeah, it was kind of easy
for me to give up because I, yeah, it was
making me lazy and anxious and paranoid, and and then
every time i'd try it after, I was like, all right,
I'm done getting it. But if someone had like a
eight pen and i'd hit it, I'd do the same thing.
I'd be like, oh, this was a bad idea. I
went off the train, and so it was kind of
easy to just stop.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but it took me over like ten years to
realize that, so it wasn't like I was very good
at realizing it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and also, you know it's round Wendy a lot,
and Wendy's not a big drinker either, and uh so
we like I haven't had a drink in like a
week or whatever since I went you know, like if
we went out, the two of us, we would have
like a cocktail or whatever. But other than that, like
it was, you know, it's nice just to like hang
out and not you know, make ourselves these drinks that
don't have alcohol in it, these else or drinks that
she makes with lime and salt, which is really good.
But anyway, Yeah, it was like nice, you know, just
to be on a vacation and not drink and get
drunk and wake up hungover and blah blah blah.
Speaker 2: Yeah that's the thing when I watched like shows like
Real Housewives and see how much drinking they're doing. Yeah,
and they're drinking at lunch and they're drinking at dinner.
I always think, even when I was a drinker, I
still same with pot. I never got used to drinking
where I would like have a higher tolerance and I
would still if I had like a couple of drinks
at lunch, I'd need to go home and sleep and
then i'd feel probably a little bit sick later on,
or you know, and if I drink at night, I
wake up in the morning with a hangover. Yeah, I
don't understand like people that just like enjoy that feeling
and there's power through and then have more drinks. Like
I don't get it.
Speaker 1: Not at this age.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't get it either. I thought you were
going somewhere else with that, and I was gonna say, well,
what do the real housewives have to do? Like he
can wake up hung over and they can drink it,
like they don't do anything so they can on vacation
twenty four seven. Yeah, but yes, I'm the same way.
When when I start, I don't it's if I stop
after like two, then it's just like I feel frustrated. Like,
so I usually keep going.
Speaker 1: Yeah I used to be like that.
Speaker 3: Yeah with alcohol, Yeah, like just keep going and then
I just I get to the point though, I'm like,
I don't want to wake up hungover.
Speaker 1: It just is not a good feeling.
Speaker 3: And what's the point, you know, And I don't go
anywhere anymore anyway, So there's nothing for me to drain.
But well, like I'll see my friends, like if my
me and my ABC girls get together, we go out
to dinner, fine, but after that, it's like, you know,
just it's not worth it, like feeling that crappy feeling.
My problem was that I didn't set out and I
know a lot of people that are like, I want
to get fucked up tonight. I never ever had that mindset.
I was always like, I would like to get just like.
Speaker 2: A little bit buzzed, you know. I think what would
help my evening would be just like a couple of
drinks and then have that feeling. But I just never
knew that, like I more wasn't better, So I never
knew I was drunk. So if I would drink a
little bit and started to feel like the relaxed, like
fun kind of buzzed feeling, then I was like, oh good,
let's keep this feeling going. And then I never felt
when I went across the line from buzzed into drunk.
And if you suggested to me that maybe I'd had
too much, then I was mad because like, what are
you talking about? I'm fine, I feel great. So John
couldn't tell me like, hey, honey, maybe you've had a
little too much, you know, because I would get mad.
So he would just let me do my thing, and
then all of a sudden, you're drunk again. Then I
wake up in the morning and go, fuck. I was drunk,
But I never mis too like I was never not
even in high school. I was never someone who was
like I want to get trashed.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah. I never was like that. I mean,
I don't know, I can't remember.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 3: Maybe I was like, yeah, let's get but let's get
drunk when I was when I was a teenager, yeah yeah,
but now it's just different now and you're older.
Speaker 2: Yeah. But I always had bad hangovers and yet continued
to drink. Always. I had horrible, horrible, horrible hangovers.
Speaker 3: I get hangovers if I just have like wine, sometimes
like I just feel the next day just like this
headache and sometimes nauseous and stuff.
Speaker 4: It's to the point now where it takes me like
two days to get over a real hangover, and it's like, Okay,
this is not worth it. Now we went out. This
one was worth it because not this past weekend, but
the weekend before was my younger brother's birthday and he
just moved back here from England. So me, my little brother,
my two older brothers all went out to the valley
and we celebrated and that was fun.
Speaker 2: Where'd you go?
Speaker 4: Uh? So, first we got kream barbecue because we love
cream bar like all you can eat cream barbecue. And
then there was there's this place up in like Calabasas,
Hidden Hills, right off a valley circle. There this bar
that he liked, and he's like, hey, I want to
go there, and we were like, all right, so we
go there. I forget what it's called. Everyone up there
knows it, and we walk in and everyone is in
their like fifties and sixties. We're like, okay, this one's
not going to work out, so let's move.
Speaker 2: I want to go there.
Speaker 4: It was actually it was a great spot for older beavers.
It was sage. That's exactly what, dude.
Speaker 3: That used to be my stopping around. That was my stomping.
That's where I met Bruce Springsteen for the first time.
Speaker 2: Are you serious?
Speaker 3: Yeah, in the nineties, Yeah, you was sitting you used
to lot. It used to be a biker bar.
Speaker 4: Yeah. So my brother had gone there and saw a
bunch of bikers and he likes that. He likes bikers
and metal and stuff like that. So he's like, let's
go there. And we walk in there and everyone's like
in their sixties and we were like, okay, let's uh,
let's move locations here. So I found like a it
was a pub down the street a little bit, and
we walk in. It was kind of it was too
divy for us. It's like real, which I like, but
you know. And then so I was like, all right,
let's find somewhere else. And we went to this like
Alice in Wonderland theme bar in like kind of deep valley,
like maybe more Northridge, and it had like neon lights
and yeah, all this fun stuff and like we were
playing beer pong together and that was a lot of fun.
So we had a lot of fun doing that.
Speaker 1: What's the name of that where it's.
Speaker 4: Called the Rabbit something, the Rabbit Rabbit something.
Speaker 2: I think I've driven by that place. It's it's like
Streman Away and like Tampa sort of area. Right, Yeah, okay, Okay,
now I know what.
Speaker 1: That Ulsie Valley that's in the middle of the valley.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's like Canoga parky area.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, Oh my god.
Speaker 2: It's so funny because the Sagebrush Cantina was definitely like
when I was young. I mean, I'm thinking my twenties
for sure, me too. That was like the place to go,
and it was very happening on a Sunday totally.
Speaker 3: That's where we met. That's where we met Bruce Sunday football.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, there'd be lying out the door there. Yeah,
And I remember, do you remember this story? I told
it so long ago and I'll just make it really short,
but that I auditioned to be on the show Studs,
you let me telling you that story and I end
up blowing it off. But I go to the audition
and there's a guy in there wearing like these snake
skin boots shorts, like he just looks like a total burnout.
He's got this long, very fried out hair and he's
wearing like a visor. He just looks like a it's
just like a burnout alcoholic like. But he was like yeah, bruh,
like they were. So they're talking to all of us
and everybody's getting a chance to talk, and they said,
you know, they're looking for two people to be on
the show, and they're like, nobody in this room would
get matched up with each other because it's supposed to
be a blind date, right right, So this guy's like, yeah,
I have my own plane. Anyway, his whole thing was
that he hangs out at All he does is hang
out at the Sagebrush Cantina. So like it was really funny.
So then later they they I get chosen to be
on the show, and they give me the people that
I'm supposed to call to go on dates with, and
I call and I'm talking to this guy and he's like, yeah,
bra whatever, I hang out at the Sagebrush Cantina. And
in my mind, I'm like, well, it couldn't be that guy,
you know. So I'm like, do you have your own plane?
He goes had you know? Oh god? And I was like,
oh my god. And I call the casting director and
I'm like, I'm not doing it. Yeah, I can't do it.
And then I flaked out. I'm being on studs, which
was Mark DeCarlo, right, the host of the show Mark
A full circle. I went on a date with Mark
t Carlo. You did last week?
Speaker 1: Last week? No, Like, how did you think we were?
Speaker 3: Adam and I were broken, or maybe it was before
Adam I don't remember.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I you know, when I worked at like ABC, you know,
these guys come in and like pitch shows and stuff,
and I think he was pitching something I don't know,
and then somebody set me up with him. Somebody was like,
you should go out with him. I think it was
Michael Davies.
Speaker 2: Okay, that would make now that I.
Speaker 1: Think about it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and Michael was like because I worked right across
my office was next to Michael Davies, who is now
you know, Watch What Happened Live producer, But anyway, yeah,
I think he introduced me to him and he was like,
he likes you, wants to take you out. I was like, okay,
oh yeah. I was broken up with Adam. I was
living at the Oakwood. My friend Jennifer called him the Oaks,
the apartment building where all like the kids go and live,
you know, just the first apartment. Yes, because I was
living with Adam and we broke up and I know
where to go, so I rented a place there and that, yeah,
and he picked me up from there.
Speaker 1: We went on like one.
Speaker 2: Date and that was it. Did you not like him?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: No, But I was going on blind dates a lot
like people were setting me right. Was he hosting studs
at the time he did something?
Speaker 1: No, I don't think so. No, but I think he
was on TV. I don't know Mark.
Speaker 2: I just he then he hosted a show called bed
Buddies or something or Bedroom Buddies. He was probably hosting something.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think so he was. Yeah, And I think
he came in for a meeting or whatever. Anyway, that
was that.
Speaker 1: And then now when I see him when we're leaving here,
me and you were.
Speaker 3: Walking out out and here comes de Carlo and Mark
Wahlberg and I'm like, and.
Speaker 2: I'm like, hey has to go. I don't think.
Speaker 1: I don't know if he remembers or not. I don't know.
Speaker 2: That's so funny.
Speaker 1: I hope not.
Speaker 2: Well, this is a good show. I don't think anybody
realized it was gonna be this good.
Speaker 1: Nah, this is really.
Speaker 2: Well. Let's say hello to our people. We got Stephanie
Stinker Rinker and Athena Ginshirt and Sandra Green and Jennifer
Falls and Aaron Dirty Sanchez and Leslie with the coughing
still and Alicia Escalante and Kelly Brandt, Rebecca Lubin and
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Moehler and Valerie Fenwick and Polly Butterfield. I'm just being
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he does. And oscar with a Queer Youth Resource in Vancouver,
Washington q y RC Vancouver WA dot org. Okay, that's
a they really need our help. Also Ferncandle. That's our
friend Kelsey. She makes delicious candles. They're beautiful sets. If
you want to get somebody something for like a housewarming gift,
they are they they go. They're very popular. Love my kids, Yeah, fundraisers,
So go to Ferncandle dot com. And also The Get
Up Show is a podcast for to get kids from
snooze to shoes. It's good for kids, you know, five, six, seven,
eight nine. They listen, it's fun, it's music. It's a
variety show for kids. Kids. Yeah, they sure do. Yeah,
that's it. Thanks everybody, love you guys, Thank you your parent.
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