Speaker 1: Made De Saint John.
Speaker 2: Of face sunny sune on, I had asionn.
Speaker 1: What's up, everybody, We're back. Me and Stephanie. We are
Stephanie and I the four of us. We're back.
Speaker 3: Hell okaylin So yeah, so I'm still sick kind.
Speaker 1: Of now me too. We're both sick.
Speaker 3: You've been sick for over two weeks now. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I have bronchitis.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 4: Went to the doctor the other day, got the antibiotics,
got the steroids, got an inhaler. Uh girl, cough medicine,
all kinds of shit, and have.
Speaker 3: An inhaler with me. I just used it right before
we started. I've got to catch your breath. Yeah, I
got that. I've got flownaise so nasal steroid. I feel
like I need something stronger than that shit. Yeah, cough
medicine and I yeah, I work.
Speaker 4: It started when I was, like, I guess everybody in Florida.
Speaker 1: I was there.
Speaker 4: I got there, and then a lot of the family left,
but they were sick, and then they were sick for weeks.
They were sick, and then Wendy never got sick, thank god.
And then I started feeling like shit in Florida. And
then when I got home. Another like week or two
go by, getting worse and worse. Last week was awful
when you weren't here. I was trying not to cough,
had like all anyway, went to the doctor.
Speaker 1: You have you have bronchitis.
Speaker 4: So now like on all this medication, and it's making
me really like nauseous, even though I eat before I
take it.
Speaker 1: It's just getting like a uti.
Speaker 3: You're a mess I know we are. Oh my god,
it's so funny. Well it's not funny at all, but
I was going to do that. I'm like, long story,
but I'm in this I don't know what you call it,
pool of people. I get these messages to possibly read
audible stuff. And there's somebody that's doing like an advertisement
for something, and I have like sides for it that
I was supposed to record. Today is the last day
to do it. And I'm like, I can't audition for
this thing because I can't do it sounding like that,
what am I gonna do?
Speaker 2: Go?
Speaker 3: Normally? I sound a lot better, but I have like is.
Speaker 1: It for what's it? It's an It's it's.
Speaker 3: Like a talent. It's sort of like having a like
being with an agency. It's not that important though. It's
like for voiceover stuff but mostly for reading books ice.
But most of it it's all it's not union and
it's it doesn't pay that well. So most of them
I'm like, no, thank you, But this is for an
ad for somebody that's doing like a I don't it's
probably God probably doesn't want me to record. It's for
like a wellness thing. And they're like, be prepared. It's
you know, for some kind of a new water and
I'm I would be playing these skeptical.
Speaker 1: Like it's perfect for you.
Speaker 3: I know it is kind of perfect for me, but
except that maybe at the end that I'm supposed to
be like, holy cow, you changed water. This water really
does have magical property, right, Sorry I was so cynical.
Speaker 1: Well maybe it's better.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh my god, I have I have so much
to tell you, so thank you for carrying on without
me last time.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 3: Imagine if this is full seven days later and I
sound like this, Imagine how I felt day one of this.
I was like not out of bed, yeah, the whole day.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I called Lynette or I texted these guys at
like seven am or something, and I was like, oh,
oh yeah, sick. Yeah, I'm never call in sick to No.
Speaker 1: I know, I know, no you don't.
Speaker 3: But I felt so bad because I was hoping that
you wouldn't think it was because oh you have guessed
you're fine now. I really had been looking forward to meeting.
Speaker 1: Them, right right, No, I know, no, I come. We
were good.
Speaker 4: Jen came in because she's such a big fan, and
she was great. She sat in with us. They were
so sweet. Yeah, they got to come back again. Yeah,
they had good stories.
Speaker 3: Good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was fun.
Speaker 3: It was fun, and I basically like laid in bed
and watched stuff.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I watched the movie. It's a really old Adam Sandler movie.
Funny people, do you remember that movie.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's the Judd apatat One where the first half
is like really good and then it's like, oh, there's
a whole second part to this entire movie afterwards.
Speaker 3: Really, that's so funny that you would say that, because
I never remember it because of our memory problem. So
I was watching it and I'm like, exactly that. The
first half is like pretty funny and good, and then
all of a sudden it becomes like a different movie. Yeah,
and it almost has like a false ending.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and halfway through you find.
Speaker 3: Out that he's he's supposed he finds out that he's terminal.
Then like halfway through the movie, I guess, but you
think it's getting close to the end, he finds out
that it was a mistake and he's not dying, and
then it's like the tone totally changes and it's not
a great movie, and I stopped watching.
Speaker 1: So that was that.
Speaker 3: I literally stopped watching because I was like, oh no,
this is.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's Adam Sandler and Seth Rogan, it's jud
aptole movie. And yeah, I think I only saw it
the one time, but I remember the first half being
really good and funny, and then the whole second half
is like sad and depressing, and it's like, why didn't
you just end it? Like get like the halfway point.
The movie's really long too, right, it's like two plus hours.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, yeah, it's so long.
Speaker 1: That's why I don't watch comedies.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the problem with comedies is a lot of times
they're not that funny. The movie starts out like pretty good.
But the reason I bring it up is because I'm
pretty sure that the character of Aubrey Plaza in the
movie I don't know if you know that she's there
across the street. She lives across the street, and she's
a comic. And you remember my story about living across
the street from Judge.
Speaker 4: Jed App and Adam Sandler, Right, that's right, And I
was sleeping with jud right, And I'm pretty sure that
character is kind of based on me. Oh interesting, Yeah,
I'm not kidding because character has black hair, like imagine me.
I was in my twenties at yeah, early twenties, so
I was cute. Yeah, I had and liked my Jewish guys.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I had a fat crush on jud Well, I
mean everybody remembers this story because I've freaking taken it
to lunch too many times. You know, like it's really
sad in your fifties to have a claim to fame,
to like having who cares?
Speaker 4: Right, But yeah, but to discover that a movie character, well.
Speaker 3: That's the funny part is in my mind, I'm like,
I was just sleeping with Judd for I don't know
a few months. I mean it wasn't even like that long,
and he was not into me. But I lived literally
across the street, like across the street, and like a
few apartment buildings down. I met him at the improv.
We figured out we lived across the street from each other.
The movie has like flashbacks to when he lived in
that apartment building, because there's videotape of it's him. This
is who lived together, Alan Coovert, who was this character
director who was just their friend who was in a
bunch of Adam Sandler movies. So it was Adam and
Judd and Alan lived together, and I had two roommates.
And so when I met Jud, I think we all
like went and like hung out and drank together, and
then I made out with jud just kissing like for somehow.
I remember it being like in one of our cars
for like a couple hours one night after the improv,
and then when we realized we lived across the street
from each other, he invited me over. But I was,
of course sad to find out that it was just
a booty call, you know, because he was like, you
want to come over after he'd gone out for the evening.
So I was like okay, and I came over to
his place. It was like eleven o'clock at night. We
ended up like having sex and then like I went home,
you know, and yeah, and it was just like a
gross apartment in North Hollywood where it was off of
Tahunga on Houston Street. And you know, I realized after
a few times. I was like, Oh, he doesn't want
to date me, and I was so sad. I was like,
I really feel like I was just remember I was
having a little flashback to these days because I also
had a big fat crush on Ben Stiller, and he
would we were. I was sort of in a friend
group with him, but like I was on the outskirts
of it, you know what I mean. But it was
like Jenny Garoffalo Ben Stiller. It was some of these
guys that ended up going on like mister Show. I
was not in their friend group, but I would hang
out at the Improv and hang out with these people sometimes,
And in my mind Ben and I were meant to
be together. He was just friends with Jeanine. They weren't
dating as far as I could tell, but I believe
that Ben already was dating Christina, who became his wife.
Blonde Christine, Yeah, but she lived in New York. This
is how I remember it. My memory could be faulty.
It's very much like Alzheimer's where you remember old stuff
like pretty well, but I cannot remember what I had
for breakfast exactly. It's a bit like that. But anyway,
I remember going out to eat with Ben Stiller and
trying to like force the angle of like my father
was a comedian of his father still in mirror right
and big comedy couple. My father was not nearly that famous,
but I just remember trying to like shoehorn that into
a conversation.
Speaker 1: So I could be like, hey, you guys, we have
a lot in common.
Speaker 3: Yeah, right. But he was not interested in me, and
basically jud wasn't really either, except for the fact that
I would get really excited. You remember these days where
you know, I would be waiting for the phone to ring,
or I would see him out. He'd always be really
like if we were out at the improv at the
same time, then he'd be he'd almost act like we're dating, huh.
But we would and then I'd go out to eat.
I'd go out for drinks or whatever to eat with
with Jud and Adam and this guy Charlie Charlie schlaughter.
Remember him from like a bunch of movies. You could
look him up. He's he had kind of like a
deep smoker's voice. But he was sort of little, and
he was in I want to say, he was in
like eighteen again, some big movies back then. He was
kind of like the movie star of the group, right right, right,
because at these guys were not big named at all.
Adam was not a big name at this point at all.
But they were so funny and I thought jud was
hilarious as a comedian, and he had very he was
very dry, and I felt like I really got him right,
got any info. And Charlie Slater was.
Speaker 2: An eighteen again. That's it, That's all I'm seeing. Really,
he did one hundred and thirty episodes of Diagnosis Murder
character actor.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but at the time, I think they were like
the comedian brat pack.
Speaker 1: Yeah way, oh, you know what.
Speaker 3: I mean, Like they all became like kind of better stars.
Rob Schneider hung out with them, like fuck that guy.
But you know, how did.
Speaker 1: Yeah, how did you? When did you realize?
Speaker 4: Like jad Apatow like you dated him, right, but then
he became like he didn't really.
Speaker 3: Date so so basically though, what happened is I would
complain to my friends that I would go over there
and then I mean Okay, this is personal, but like,
I don't think I was enjoying having sex with him.
I was just having sex with him because that's what
you like, we were doing. So I felt like it
was kind of expect if I wanted to be around
him and be close to him and feel like something
was going to happen, I'd end up sleeping with him,
but I wouldn't be that into it, so like I wasn't.
Really We've all had those kind of pas, right, So
I would tell my friends. I was like, I get
like drive adge syndrome, right, you know what I mean,
Like he's not getting cooked down there? Like right, it
was difficult to complete the act because and I'm not
saying there was anything wrong with him, but it was
like he was a guy in his early twenties.
Speaker 1: Who was just like horn dog. Yeah, so it.
Speaker 3: Wasn't great for either of us. Let's just say he
wasn't that into me. So finally, at one point I
was like, what are we doing? You know, because I'm
not like I think I told him I'm not really
like enjoying this, but like are we going to go
on a date? So I think he felt bad because
he is a nice guy. He was not an asshole.
He just wasn't into me.
Speaker 1: It's not that into me, right, And he's young, he's
a comic.
Speaker 3: He's young. He a comic. But I think he also,
you know, let's think about it. He ended up marrying
Leslie Mann. He's like not a jew blonde, like completely
different than than me. Ben Stiller with his blonde Christine. Okay,
these these these were not going to go after girls
like me. But anyway, so we went to a movie
and it was the most awkward, like we went out.
I think he might have held my hand or maybe
he didn't even touch me during the movie. I can't
remember that part. I just remember feeling like this guy
does not like me. Then we went for coffee afterwards
and we were I remember sitting there and we had
like nothing really to say to each other. And I
remember picturing it like.
Speaker 1: A swingers, like in a booth and swings.
Speaker 3: Kind of like that. I want to say that we
were at what's that big outdoor mall in Century City, Oh,
the Century City moll. Yeah, that's where we were, Yeah,
the Century City, the mall. So we went to some
restaurant there and just like sat there, you know, like
nothing to say, and then we never went out again,
We never slept together again. He kind of blew me off,
but I do remember not being mad about it, because
like I felt like he tried. He was not mean,
and he didn't ghost me. It's just like whatever, he
was kind of done. It was many years later that
he became Jed Appatou. I mean many years later, because
then he started writing for like big name comedians. I
think he wrote for like Roseanne Barr, Tom and Tom
Arnold and Roseanne Barr. He wrote like help them write
their specials. So I would still see him around for years.
Speaker 2: It must have been pretty soon that Adam Sandler got
famous their SNL right, because he was young.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and Adam got famous first for sure, and Jed
was like the not famous one though he was like
their writer friend because yeah, then Adam started doing movies.
So for a while that was kind of my claim
to fame, was like I'd been sleeping with Adam's roommate,
you know. And then eventually, yeah, Jed became jud And
then when I would tell people like, yeah, I kind
of dated in my guests, people would be like, wait what,
So then I realized but I was also kind of
shy to tell the story because I didn't want it
to get back to jud But now Jed is such
a huge name that who cares. He would not care
at all. You know, it did get back to him
right that I was gossiping about having slept with him anyway,
who cares. But years later when that movie Funny People
came out, this plot of the movie is that Adam
Sandler is a big name comic and then what's his name?
Seth Rogan plays kind of jud when he's basically a
writer who's now he gets hired to write for Adam
Sandler's character. But Seth Rogan's character is basically like Jeded
appatou Do you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Mm hmm, yeah, yeah, I mean there's scenes are Seth
Rogan's going up to the comedy store or whatever and
he's doing stand up sets, like while he's writing for Sam.
Speaker 3: He's a comic who's basically gets becomes a writer. Yeah.
So in the movie, Aubrey Plaza plays this across the
street neighbor with like black hair bangs who they all
And so they have a one roommate who's like kind
of hotter, who I think they're thinking, is gonna kind
of the Adam Sandler character because he he books a sitcom. Oh,
the young Adam Sandler comic. Except that so that guy,
I mean, it's not about me, but that guy. Basically
Seth Rogan likes the girl, but he's kind of awkward
and he's, you know, the writer guy. And basically the
other guy is like, all right, I give it. I
give you like six weeks and then I'm going to
sleep with her, like if you don't sleep with her,
and you know, sleep with her. But it's basically it's
she's sarcastic and she is a comic, right right, like
a picture Seth Rogan at that point. So I'm like, yeah,
she lives across the street. She's like the hot comic
that lives with the comic that lives across the street.
I'm like, come on, and I'm telling you this is
based on that period of their life. And they even
use old video of the apartment. Oh in that time, Yeah,
they seeing of it. They're they're like all sitting around
making like prank phone calls, and so it's just kind
of funny. So I just felt like, is this.
Speaker 1: Some Apple TV? This isn't an old movie, is it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's from like the nineties. Oh it is funny
People twenty ten.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean this was after like forty oo Virgin
and Knocked Up. This is okay?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, maybe two thousand and nine, so it's
it's a while ago.
Speaker 1: So it's a while ago, but anyway, you can.
Speaker 3: I rented it on like Amazon.
Speaker 4: Well, it's funny because I'm watching the studio on Apple
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Speaker 3: I'm watching it too.
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Speaker 4: The studio The studio, Yeah, yeah, I've been liking it,
but when I see you know, I like Seth Rogan.
I've never never I've never paid much attention to him,
but I like the hymn in this show, and then
underneath it it shows other things by Seth Rogan. So
I didn't know if it was there's like a there's
a thing like a series.
Speaker 1: It looked like.
Speaker 4: I don't think it's called fun It's not funny people,
But that's what I thought you.
Speaker 3: Were talking about. Platonic. Platonic Is that what it is? Yeah,
that sounds right, I think so, kind of sit cammy. Yeah,
have you seen it?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's pretty good. I can't remember if I like
it or not. Brain Fog, rain Fog.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I think I watched a bunch of episodes of it though.
I think it's cute.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I do.
Speaker 3: I think I did like it for a while. I
don't know if I finished the whole series, but I
did watch a lot of episodes of it. Good.
Speaker 1: It's good. I'll check it out.
Speaker 3: I like the studio. I don't love it. It's like
it's kind of hit or miss. Sometimes it's really over
the top, and.
Speaker 4: It's very over the tops. There's always a pratfall in
every episode.
Speaker 1: He's always fallen over. You watch it, Kalen, Yeah, I.
Speaker 2: Was just thinking of the scene where he's on the
set and he's running through it. It smashes into the
table and everything goes flying. Yeah, it's like it's amusing.
Speaker 1: It's amusing.
Speaker 4: It's only like half an hour two yeah, you know,
And I like that each episode is its own kind
of story. You know, it's not this whole like drag.
It doesn't go and there's some kind of through storylines.
Speaker 3: But I mean very it's very curby your enthusiasm. It is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and they're they're relying.
Speaker 4: I think obviously I'm big names for each episode. I
don't know how long I'm gonna keep that up, but
I'm enjoying.
Speaker 1: I like it. I think it's funny. It's not usually
something I would watch.
Speaker 3: Are you guys watching your friends and neighbors?
Speaker 2: Yes, no, not yet.
Speaker 3: It's pretty good.
Speaker 1: I know I like it.
Speaker 4: I like it Hamlin right, Yeah, I like the first
couple episodes I really like. Then I think I don't
know if I'm caught up. But then the last episode
I was like, same, it's kind of like kind of
going like a little over the top, a little bit
right or something like it.
Speaker 3: Just it just lost. It's the first few episodes were
so wry, Yeah, and the writing was so it was
so good. Voiceover stuff was like really smart.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and.
Speaker 3: Right, like making real comments on you know.
Speaker 4: Just the way that he narrated his care like that,
you know, just talking about that first date he's on.
Speaker 1: And yeah, the dialogue was so smart.
Speaker 4: Yes, and this seemed to I don't know, but I
don't know if I'm caught up.
Speaker 3: Well, the episode that came out on Friday and today
we're recording on a Monday was not that great. John
and I were so looking forward to it and we
were kind of bummed. And the week before maybe was
also not amazing. So yeah, but then also, and I
don't know why I didn't know this before, because I
was thinking back to when we were really loving John
Hamm's penis outline in his pants.
Speaker 1: Uh huh. It was all over the news.
Speaker 4: It's like on the CNN Crawl and shit, well they
call it the Hamma Ganda or something, Amada, the.
Speaker 1: Amakanda had a nickname for it.
Speaker 3: Oh my god. Yeah, that was like in my dreams
for a while. It was just everywhere you went or
everywhere he went, somebody was snapping a picture of him
clearly not wearing any underwear, with maybe a big hog right, Okay,
So and we all we love Jon Hamm from Mad Men.
I mean, hello, season after season of just freaking home, right.
Speaker 1: Right, But.
Speaker 3: Some real bad stuff has come out about John ham
really and I'm really sad. It's like it's turned me
around on him. Well now I can't love him the
same way.
Speaker 2: Oh no, I haven't heard this. I've always heard he's
the nicest, friendliest, funny I haven't. I haven't heard any.
Speaker 3: Now he's supposed to be an asshole, very smug and smarmy.
And this came out not too long ago. But he
was involved in a horrible, horrible hazing incident when he
went in college. College. Yeah, but college, you're not that young.
He fucked this kid up, got their whole fraternity. Uh.
He got jail time over it. Well, there were three
main guys perpetrators, two besides John Hamm, but John Hamm
was one of them. I mean, they went, they got
arrested over it. They were he was put on probation.
This was like very serious. This was not a light
hazing thing. He hurt this boy, Oh my god. And
the two of the two of the other two went
to jail. They got jail time, and he didn't. He
got probation. But here's the worst part about it. He's
they've it's been brought up to him. Like when this
came out about him and it was brought back to
the surface, he was like, yeah, I was kind of
a bummer, but it's that guy's exaggerating things. The guy
has like permanent internal damage.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: They beat him. They they gave him apparently they like
kind of like a crazy wedgie where they hoisted him
up and they were like going back and forth with
his underwear so hard that it was it created internal damage.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: Then John ham apparently punched him in the kidney, permanent
damage to his kidneys. They hit him with a broomstick
and broke ribs. I mean, they fucked him up, like
for life. And Jon Hamm is not sorry. Wow, he's
not apologized. He's just like, yeah, you know.
Speaker 1: Wow, that's a shame. You know, nobody's perfect.
Speaker 4: He kind of looks like a douche that now that
you think about him from college days, Like he looks
like he could have been a douche.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like that frat boy.
Speaker 3: And I and also, I mean, no judgment, I get it,
but he's apparently a very bad alcoholic.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I just googled it, and yeah, apparently he
recently went through a uh rehab program for alcoholism that
cost hie hundred thousand dollars. This is just weeks before
the scandal was first exposed. But yeah, apparently he's recently
been to rehab.
Speaker 4: Well, I know that he like he was in that
long term relationship with that woman, actress.
Speaker 3: Jennifer west Falton that.
Speaker 4: Her name is, and she I mean, I remember reading
some interview some magazine and she was like his mother
kind of to him, and she got him on the
straight and narrow for years, and I think it was
during his man Men days and then they broke up.
And seems like maybe he's fallen off the wagon recently
if he's going back to rehab. But that's all I
know about the guy. That's a shame.
Speaker 3: I know. I hate it when people get tainted for you, right,
you know what I mean? Because I was really liking
your friends and neighbors and I was very sort of
vocal about it, and I was like, god, I really
love that show. And I told her friend of mine,
and she was like, hmmm, not a fan of John Hamm.
And I was like, how dare you know, what are
you talking about? And then I heard some stuff and
I was like.
Speaker 1: That sucks.
Speaker 3: It's kind of hard when you read about the being
that cruel.
Speaker 1: Yeah to a kid, oh of course, especially when you.
Speaker 3: Have it's not just college that's that's you. The whole
fraternity got shut down like never opened, like like that's
not that's beyond hazing. That's just that's it was criminal.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's this documentary I watched about college hazing, which
is it's I saw it on on Hulu, I think,
but it's unlike Discovery or something like that, and it's.
Speaker 1: Like not the kind of thing you want.
Speaker 4: Well, luckily, like my kids aren't going through that, but
when you got kids in college, it's it's scary to
see the kind of shit. There's like six or seven
part I think it's an A and E one. It's
called like college hazing something like that. Yeah, it was
when I was watching it on and off while I
was you know, sleep, My bronch eye is haze. But yeah,
it's just it was, you know, the there's just different
stories about how things can get out of control and
the damage, kids dying. You know, it's just it's crazy
that can still go on to this day and age.
Speaker 3: I know I was crazy with when Elbe joined a sorority,
but she was like, Mom, it's nothing like that, especially
eu Cla. She goes, it's not nothing. Yeah, there's like
basically no hazing, right.
Speaker 2: But like, you don't hear about hazing stories at sororities.
You know, you hear about dudes at fraternities drinking too
much and dying and hazing. I feel like I don't
hear that from sororities. I don't.
Speaker 4: Did they There was a couple of yeah, there was
a couple episodes of the women sororities, the sororities of girls.
Speaker 1: One girl, there was one sorority.
Speaker 4: They there was this like thing where they made them
like stay I don't remember.
Speaker 1: They made them stay up all night drink blah blah blah.
Speaker 4: Then they went down to the beach it was actually
out here in California and at night and they had
to like go into the ocean, and of course one
girl drowned.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh no dies.
Speaker 4: I was like watch that immediately, Yeah, what's.
Speaker 3: Wrong with me?
Speaker 1: Well that's a shame about John Hamm.
Speaker 3: But I don't know.
Speaker 4: We'll stick with the shows. See how it gets maybe
it'll get better. I mean not that it's bad. First
of all, there's nothing on DP, like, there's nothing on
Worst Time to Get Sick. There's no Datelines in twenty twenties,
and it doesn't seem like there's anything on TV right now.
Speaker 3: It's been terrible even on my podcasts. Like, first of all, okay,
here's a thing that I don't like on Dateline. They're
all doing it right now. I hate saying this because
we do a podcast and now we're we do two
episodes a week, but they're real episodes. And then we've
been playing a classic episode that I am curating. I
go back, I listen to the episode. I take out
all the shout outs and the ads so that you're
just getting a peer and it's fun. I'm picking out
fun ones. Okay, So in our defense, I feel like Dateline,
foy D, eight Hours, and twenty twenty are all putting
out like eight episodes, Like there's constantly something coming into
your queue. You know, you get alerted new episode and
it's crap. It's like, hey, here's a roundup of like
the story stories, like here's an update on the Lori
Valo day Bell thing and then it's like two minutes
of that and then like oh, and then here's something else.
And the episodes that are real episodes are like kind
of few and far.
Speaker 4: Between, right, I know, I know they save them for sweeps,
and sweeps is May November and May November and I
just had it the other day, But that's what they
So new episodes are going to be coming soon for
May sweeps. But that's what the networks do, like the ABC,
the NBC.
Speaker 3: Are they still doing sweeps? Does anybody care anymore?
Speaker 1: I think they still do.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they gotta keep track of ratings. I feel like
everything is streaming these everything is streaming.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 1: I think that's why Hulu and ABC merged.
Speaker 4: I think eventually I don't think network television's got to
be gone, Like CBS shows are all on Paramount now
and ABC shows are all on HULUC Peacock, NBC.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, interesting. I have been absolutely noticing lack of
stuff to watch, and then the Netflix and the Max
they're not putting out enough new content. If they can
just keep replaying old stuff so they don't have to
pay to make new stuff.
Speaker 2: Well, Max has a huge show going right now that
I think they're putting all of their eggs into which
is called The Last of Us. It's sho based on
the video game that's that's essentially like their new Game
of Thrones. So that's their big thing that they're doing
right now.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna I watched the first season of it, but
there's only like two episodes of this season, so I
haven't watched it yet.
Speaker 3: Have you guys watched the new Black Mirror episodes?
Speaker 1: Yes, of course a couple of them.
Speaker 3: What did you think?
Speaker 2: I loved the first one. All the rest were subpar? Yeah,
I hated the Paul Gamadi one. I was so bored
with the Paul Gamadi one. Who I love Paul g Matti,
but I was so bored during that episode.
Speaker 3: Apology body, Oh Paul Giamatti, Oh my god? Yeah, we
Which one was that?
Speaker 2: It's the one where he goes into the pictures.
Speaker 1: I didn't see that one.
Speaker 3: Yea, oh the seat. Do you see how bad my
memory is? But now I got it. I got it.
He goes Yes, Yeah, it was sad, but it wasn't
what was the Black Mirror? Really? I guess the twist
was that he goes into pictures.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't want to reveal a twist for anybody
that's still hasn't seen it. But yeah, it's like a
love story, a former love story that he gets more
clarity on, essentially through kind of going into his past.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but spoiler alert, he's dick.
Speaker 2: Well yeah, I mean he is a dick, but he
missed like a crucial piece of information back then that
then he discovers, Oh, I fucking I didn't see this.
Oh I was wrong, like that sort of thing. And
it's the first bad episode. It's so boring, and like
the early Black Mirror is the best Black Mirror episodes
are the ones that are like really fucked up, the
ones that like have a really grim ending, Like even
the John hamone that we talked about. That one's like
a really fucked up Black Mirror. And I watched all
these ones and they're all kind of like happy, and
I'm like, that's why I like the first episode, but
all the other ones are like, oh, it's kind of
like a happy ending. I was like, this doesn't feel
like Black Mirror. I don't. I needed it worse than.
Speaker 3: This, right, Yeah, the first episode was really good and
then I was spoiled.
Speaker 1: Well, the first episode was the couple where she was dying.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I think that's the only one I saw.
Speaker 3: I also did not care for I'm looking at Kaylan.
I did not care for Hotel Reverie either.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I was like, yep. Also, it had good moments
in it, and I like the called tech aspect behind it.
But right, yeah, it was like it was kind of
what Lynnette was saying, Oops, this thing went wrong. Oh
I spill my coffee. Now there's a big problem. It's like, okay, yeah.
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which is called Laundry Sauce. Right, it's the detergent pods.
You don't understand. I'm like telling everybody, I'm like, it
smells so good. And John was even like, I swear
I'm not I'm basically reading an AD whatever, right, I
don't care. I don't even know the call to action,
but I'm just telling you that. My John is like,
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and it's the packaging is beautiful and you just put
the pod in your and you throw all your clothes
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I'm sure it's you. I'm sure the code is f COL.
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laundry sauce.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I have like four boxes of it, really, and
I keep going back and forth between them. I'm like, oh,
which smells should it? There's like Indian pachuli. There's so
good anyway?
Speaker 1: Nice?
Speaker 3: Oh, Okay, here's another thing I watch. I usually we
save all the stuff we watch for our Friday episode,
but I have more store. I have more stuff for
Friday anyway. So don't you worry. But Hill Song? Did
you watch that?
Speaker 1: I watched it a long time ago.
Speaker 3: Okay. I'm just like, this is not that fucked up,
speaking of wanting stuff to be like really fucked up,
I kept waiting for it to get bad, and I'm
like by episode three, I think there's only three episodes.
You're like, okay, So the pastor of the church. All
I know about Hillsong is you know Justin Bieber. Oh?
Speaker 1: Is that his thing?
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's been a bunch of celebrities in it. It's
like kind of like scientology in that way, but it's
very evangelical, and the the the main preacher, this one
preacher is not the guy who started it, but I
think he was the new York preacher who got hired
to do this church. He's very Adam Levine. He's like
with the tight pants and the cool glasses and the
hair and the tight yeah, the tight T shirts and
the hair swept back like anyway. And then he started
like having an affair. He was super cares but like
imagine the lead singer of Maroon five by the preacher
of a church. But every singing but everything's about Jesus.
He starts sleeping with some woman. You know, he turns
out to be a total like scumbag. They fire him though.
Then you find out that the person who started the
church was a pedophile. But like back in Australia. But
I'm like, okay, and I mean, what are you going
to compare this to like the Catholic church. Everybody was
a pedophile, So like you mean to tell me that
this whole evangelical, huge church, Oh they're money grubbing. Wow,
and what the main guy who started the church like
molested a kid. Okay, show me an evangelical church where
somebody wasn't involved in a pedophile scandal, you know what
I mean. It was like we can dedicate three episodes
and go this is like the worst place ever. Oh,
they had a college. John and I were watching last
night and kind of making fun of it because they
have this college and they make all the new students
sign a non disclosure and we were both we both
look at each other and we're like, finally something kind
of fucked up, Like, Okay, that's weird that you have
to sign a non disclosure to We're like, that's the
weirdest thing about this whole church. It's way less fucked
up than scientology.
Speaker 4: Put it that way, right, I saw it like a
few years ago because it was out for a while. Yeah,
I just remember how sad I felt for some of
those people that got taken advantage of because they look
for a community and they are just so desperate. You know,
they moved to this big city, New York. They don't
have friends, so they and they grow up going to church.
So they find this church and then didn't they like
have to work for free all the time.
Speaker 3: But how is this different than an MLM?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, how's this different than getting sucked into
selling like lu laman Yeah, yeah, leggings? Right, I'm thinking
you're part of a big community and then you're spending
money and spending money for your leggings and then they're
for the top one person of a vagina design on them.
You know. Yeah, but your whole social life is through
lu Laman all your friends.
Speaker 1: Like it's just not yeah, it's true. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I was just like I was waiting for the crazy
stuff that nobody tells you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, not so much.
Speaker 3: Or I was kind of waiting for like more about
Justin Bieber, right right, Like what's Justin Bieber up to?
It seems like he's not doing so well. Is he
still in the church? I don't know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Yeah, I watched a great show what I liked it.
It's called Happy Face and it's it's on Paramount and
about the daughter of the serial killer, about the Happy
Face Cereal c. Yeah, and so it's inspired by your
true life. But it's done really well and it moves quick.
There's no like and but it's a it's it's a
it's a docuseriies, but it's you know, focusing on the A,
the B and C stories of the daughter going to
school and get you know, getting bullied and blah blah
blah and all the dynamics of having a serial killer
as a grandfather or father in the in the in
the family and he's in jail and she he's trying
to manipulate his daughter to come visit him. And she
works for a TV show and she works in crime,
true crime, uh, segments of the TV show. But it's
done really it's done really well. And I like the
woman that plays the daughter.
Speaker 1: She's did she's.
Speaker 4: Done a lot of things, but she's not a big
I don't think a household name, but I remember seeing
her in so many other things, and she's really good.
And Dennis Quaid plays the the killer, and I think
that's the only people that are in it that I
know of. But but it's really good. It's done really well,
and all all the episodes. As of this Thursday, all
the episodes will be out. So I just was able
to when I was sick, just barrel through well. I
listened to The Happy Face Killer. I listened to that
on a podcast that came out a few years ago
that was basically her story. So it's the same thing
but without pictures, right, that's what.
Speaker 1: A podcast is, without the moving pictures.
Speaker 3: So like there's podcasts, then there's the YouTube version of
the podcast you could see them. Then there's the docu series. Yes,
everything's done in stages now. Yeah, so I listened to
the story so I could be interested in that. Yeah, yeah,
Plus I've forgotten everything.
Speaker 4: Right, It's more about how she deals with having her father,
you know, trying to be a part of her life
and then necessarily like his crime kind of thing then,
and I don't know, there's some stories added to make
it for dramatization, you know, I don't know if some
of the story that are in the series true in
real life. But but it's good. It's done really well
and it moves quick.
Speaker 2: Like I said, well, speaking of Paramount, are you watching Mobland?
Speaker 1: No, I'm waiting for that.
Speaker 2: So good?
Speaker 1: Is it good?
Speaker 2: It's so good. I love Tom Hardy, He's my favorite,
and this is him just being am hardiest of Tom
Hardy's and it's just it's such a good show. I'm
with Yeah, it's like my favorite one right now.
Speaker 3: What's it on Paramount?
Speaker 4: I'm gonna watch that too. I'm watching nineteen twenty six too,
which I like.
Speaker 2: I watched eighteen eighty three and I was pretty bored
by it.
Speaker 1: That's what I hear. I don't even bother with that.
Speaker 4: But if you like Yellowstone, then you watch nineteen twenty six,
I would in nineteen twenty six.
Speaker 3: Is eighteen is the sequel to eighteen eighty three?
Speaker 2: Well, first it's Yellowstone, right, so it's about the Dutton family.
So then they go back to eighteen eighty three where
the Dutton family is traveling across America, and then I
think they settle, and then it's nineteen twenty three, and
then I on, I think there's some other spin off
now too.
Speaker 3: Is this a lot like Little House on the Prairie?
Speaker 1: No, but if you I would.
Speaker 4: I'm sitting there watching this and I'm saying, like, if
somebody said to me, uh, Lynette watched this western show
with Harrison Ford on a horse, I'd be like, are
you fucking high? Get the fuck out of here? Where's
the housewives? Like I would never in a million years
would that.
Speaker 1: Be my cup of tea.
Speaker 4: But because I watched Yellowstone and I gave it like
the first episode, I was hooked. So I was like,
all right, it's pretty good, very epic. It's like watching
a movie. M Yeah, but you.
Speaker 3: Don't like so you're liking it, but you've heard the
nineteen hundreds.
Speaker 1: One is I don't like that eighteen eighteen eighty three.
Speaker 2: I watched that one was.
Speaker 1: It's a bridge too far.
Speaker 3: You're watching nineteen twenty six.
Speaker 4: Yeah, then I hear he's coming out with nineteen twenty
Then he's going to come out everything you know it
comes out, and then.
Speaker 1: The seventies all leading up.
Speaker 2: It's Taylor Sheridan. He's just he's doing so much.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know, what if he just came out with
like nineteen twenty seven, like eight months later, it just starts.
He runs out of like right decades.
Speaker 2: Well, if you're into that show, there's a show on
Netflix that's also about cowboys and stuff. No American Prime Evil. Oh,
so it's amazing.
Speaker 3: What's it called.
Speaker 2: American Prime Evil. It's by Peter Berg, Peterburg, and it's
so good and it's about like it's about this massacre
I guess that the Mormon Church orchestrated back in the
day and then they try and cover it up and uh,
it's it's amazing. It's really violent. It's really really violent.
Like if you can't handle violence, then don't watch it.
But it's one of the best shows that's come out
this year.
Speaker 1: Oh and it's a Netflix.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Okay, I can handle violence and I can handle murder.
I do not like any any crimes to get involving children. Yeah,
as soon as I see and so many of like
the crime shows, the podcast that I like, like Invisible Choir,
so many of them. You look at the abstract and
it's like seventeen year old and I'm like, no, no,
I know, eighteen year old. No, get them over like
twenty seven at least, do you know what I mean?
Like before, like, yeah, yeah, I don't like just murder
for the sake of like murder. I like when it's
about the process or when it's about like, oh, like
more psychological.
Speaker 4: Yes, I like psychological. You don't watch Hands Made Tails,
do you? It's really good and scary, too close to reality,
and so Suzanne said, it's like I can't watch it. It's
too scary, like it's not gonna come out and bite you.
But it's really good. There's a lot of seasons too.
Speaker 1: I can act in it. Yeah, a lot of people.
She bugs a lot of people.
Speaker 4: Well, they just it goes so close up on her too,
and like in her worst moment.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I just there's a lot of seasons. Now, what
are there? Like eight seasons.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think there's like five or six.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, there's a lot. It's hard to go back. Yeah,
I think I watched the first season. I think I
was into the second season before I stop. But now
i'd have to start over.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you can't let it go right hold on before
we wrap. I feel like I had another topic I have,
Oh that that's later. Oh so being sick all week?
Don't you hate when you're sick and you're like, I'm
going to be better by Friday. This was last week.
I was like, I'll for sure be fine by Friday,
even though I kind of knew in the back of
my mind when I get sick, I get sick forever.
Do you remember years ago when we first started doing
Swortain Skille Rewins, I had like the worst bronchitis, but
Mike was coming into town and we had to we
had like guests, we had we had to do four
episodes all together. I had a horrible cough. I had
to sometimes leave the room to go cough and then
come back and I was coughing. I couldn't help it.
Oh my god. And then the reviews were so mean.
Do you remember they were just.
Speaker 1: Like, ah, yeah, the coughing into the mic.
Speaker 3: And I wasn't coughing into the mic. It was just
sensitive mics. We were in Adam's studio and I had
I would I would like get down on the floor
and try to cough. I was not coughing into the mic,
But I don't think I was at my seat had
a mute button. Even if I did, it would have
been caught by the other mics.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 3: Anyway, I'm so paranoid about that. Like, I know how
bad it it can sound, you know, to listen to it.
But and that's why I'm so paranoid about getting sick
when other people are. When John had the flu a
few months ago and I refused to sleep in the
bedroom with him for like four or five nights, I
was like, no, I'm not getting sick. It will never
go away. But I sort of let my guard down.
Elbe was sick. This is what had happened, Elbe. What
happened was Elbe came home so I could take her
to urgent care. I wore a mask to take her
to urgent care, wore a mask on the way home. Somehow,
I think I let my guard down a little bit
when I was around her, and then I drove her
back to school not wearing a mask because she was
feeling better right then I caught it. So anyway, Monday,
I'm like, okay, I'll feel better by Friday, which was
supposed to be a birthday dinner for a friend of mine.
And you know, with these I don't want to say
Jewish women because probably all women, you know women, Yeah,
they planned this shit like months in advance. I will
never understand the evite that goes out or the group
text that goes out about things like six weeks before
the event, like I don't know what I'm going to
be doing anyhow exactly, you know, Yeah, okay, I'll save
the date. But like, if it's just a bunch of
women getting together for someone's birthday, can't we start talking
about that like two weeks before, I know, even a
week before would be like, hey, what are you guys
doing next weekend? Right? Like yeah, why so? But again
it's been planned, you know, And then people will keep
adding to something to the group text. You're like, you've
forgotten about it, and then they're like, hey, don't forget
up in two and a half weeks. It's a birthday anyway,
this particular friend of mine, you know, she's one of
those people who's like, I don't want gifts. I'm an adult.
She and I think alike. You know, we're both like,
we're adults. Now, don't get me gifts. You know, She's like,
I don't need another candle. I don't need you know, whatever,
a necklace that you found at TJ Max. You know,
I'm good, like I can pick. I'm a grown up
in my fifties. If I want something, I'll go pick
it out for myself, right like, okay, So, and she
also told me, like, I really also don't like when
people sing happy birthday to me in a restaurant. She goes,
I don't like it. I don't like being the center
of attention. I don't like every I don't like to
feel like the waiters. Eh.
Speaker 1: Some people hate that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, some people hate it. Some people love it.
Speaker 1: You know, some people don't care either way.
Speaker 3: Right now, people aren't tortured by it. But some people
are like, oh my god, I love my birthday. I
want it to last all week or a month whatever,
God bless you. There's you know, friends will accommodate any
of the above, right, But this particular friend said I
really don't like that. So I had sent a text
to the group and I was like, hey, our friend
does not want you, so it's not saying happy birthday
tour in the restaurant, and she really doesn't want gifts
I was going to get her. I did get her.
I haven't given it to her yet because spoiler alert,
I didn't get to go to the dinner. But I
bought her like fun, like a funny gift. I found
her like a bunch of little toys, little toys from
the eighties, like a little miniature Simon, and then a
little Jacks like Jack's with a ball, Yeah, little Jack's.
And I got her some like candy from the eighties checkles,
and like a bubble gum, like a thing of like
little bubble gums, and just like oh some eighties like
stickers and oh and then she loves black liquorice, so
I got her a little black liquorice thing from CEA's.
So like little stuff that I was going to give
her that she would appreciate and that I could be like, honestly,
you could look at it and you can seriously toss
out toys before we leave it's like whatever, So anyway
I write this thing, she doesn't want any real presence,
you know, And of course then I can't go right,
And then what do they do? They all go crazy
over the top for her, like saying I see the
pictures and I'm like, what is it? People? Who are
these people? Easy? But I'm like, I just was. And
I talked to her about it afterwards, and I was like,
I told them not to do it, and she was
like it was fine. You know, it's fine. Everybody was
getting sung happy birthday to in this particular restaurant, But like,
don't you think that's kind of disrespectful? Yes?
Speaker 4: And I think I think there's always that one person
in the group that's like, oh, come on, let's just
do it.
Speaker 1: Oh, we're gonna do it.
Speaker 3: And then they were calling her a party pooper in
the thread. She was not in the thread, but they're like, oh,
oh yeah, every party needs a pooper.
Speaker 1: It's like, she doesn't like it.
Speaker 3: You do it for your birthday, but why do you
have to impose it on her if she really and
truly just like it. Yeah, at what age do we
just get our wishes respected?
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I hate that that.
Speaker 4: Like I said, there's always just that one person that
just because they think that, oh you know I have
Gina Kimmel was like that, Oh she doesn't care. It's
gonna be her birthday. Oh it's like we're doing it
for us. Let's like, you know, like but she doesn't
want it. Yeah, So what she did never say we're
taking around to dinner. It's the stuff that Gina would say, right, yeah.
Speaker 3: That's funny. All right, we're at the end of our time.
But you know what I was thought of something that
I wanted to say that loosely relates to Gina Kimmel.
But I'm going to add it to our patreon. Oh okay,
because I have a little Patreon thing, and then I'm
going to add this to the patreon. Okay, so will
you remind me? Yeah, case I forget. Okay, Well, let's
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Haley Project. That's her friend Sarah who lost her son
to suicide. She's trying to break the stigma around mental health.
Chase Haleyproject dot com. Lourie Bishop, this is a great
time to get the Better Test prep. It's an act guide.
Go to on Instagram. Go to Better dot Test dot prep.
My friend is has a Medium account Medium dot com
and her account is at Unbecoming Stories and you're gonna
find really fucked up stories about her ex husband on there.
You're gonna love it. Family Skeptical it's a podcast about
raising kids without any religion. That's the Family Skeptical. The
Get Up Show is a podcast for kids that incorporates
music and yoga and jokes and it's really fun. The
Get Up Show. Carrie Kibler is giving her shout to
Discover Connection. This is a really cool YouTube channel, Discover Connection.
It's one of those ones where they go and like surprise.
They surprised a fast food worker with a dream vacation
and they took her to Hawaii with her son and
I love that all makes you cry, Oh my gosh,
really good. Jacob Crowley is giving his to the ACLU
out there doing the fricking lord's work. Okay with the
lawsuits saving Abeles rights. Yeah. Christine Black Waves and Wonder Travel.
If you want to get your travel on, why not
do it with a friend of the showy and her
instagram is travel with Christine b. Also Adam Lerner Adam's
Got a Car dot com. You know what he does.
He can help you. Seriously, get a hold of him
and just ask him. Go. I just have some questions
and he will answer them for you. And our friend
Laura Wingfield is promoting her friend Oscar's Queer Youth Resource
in Vancouver, Washington. It's another great foundation. It's an organization
that helps queer kids. Queer Youth Resource Center q y RC, Vancouver,
WA dot org. Okay, thanks everybody. We'll see you for
Patreon on Wednesday, and then we'll see you for our
second shot Friday. You're a pair, now, don't let it up.
It's good letting go