Speaker 1: I made a decision.
Speaker 2: I'll pay a sunny sun yet on ahead a vision night.
What's up?
Speaker 1: Everybody?
Speaker 2: Welcome to for crying out loud. It's our Friday show.
We're gonna keep it loose. Stuff to talk about, Yeah
we do. Yeah, we had some recommendations of shows to watch.
Oh yeah, okay, can we just start right now about
did you so? Did you You didn't see Dateline on Friday?
Did you?
Speaker 1: No? I didn't.
Speaker 2: I just a spoiler alert about Dateline. It was one
of those date lines that were like it was old
school dateline where someone's trying to off the ex wife,
you know, trying to murder for hire, you know. And
so it's this I think he was a dentist and
he's he's his ex wife is like a battle according
to him, fucking pain in the ass, and kind of
I can see where he was kind of coming from
because when sorry, but like when they're playing, you know,
all you hear is her screaming over the It's like
a Karen Reid, you know, message, like you know, you
fuck off, you fuck So she's just anyway, I feel
bad for the ex wife. Okay, but so he's a
dentist and you feel bad for the X wife. I
do feel when when you hear what like, she doesn't
spoiler alert, she doesn't get murdered. Okay, Okay, So he's
he's cheating on his wife with this weird, witchy woman.
She's got like bright blue eyes but they're red. They
interview her, like black hair. She looks there was something
off about her, like her eyes were just like you
could see the crazy in her eyes. Okay. So she
she's like, buys a car from some guy. This guy
like this is on the East Coast, so some this guy,
he is a car salesman, and she gets to know
him and somehow she's like, hey, do you know anybody
that can like murder for hire? And he's like uh,
And then so he thought fast on his feet. He's
kind of the hero of the story. And he's like no,
but I like maybe what are you talking about? And
so she starts and so he goes to the he
has police friend. So he goes to the police and
reports it and they're like, Okay, we're gonna wire your
car with camera and microphones and we're going to have
you meet her. So she meets with this guy and
this is throughout the whole day line up like four
or like five times. They're sitting in the car and
she's just like, yeah, you know, maybe now I don't
think you should stab or shoot. How about your runner over?
Because when I was a kid, somebody in my school
got ran over and they didn't question the person who
ran them over. Was like, oh I got a freak.
I'm so sorry I ran this person over, but she's dead,
Like can you pull that off? And he's like sure,
no problem, and the cops are like in they're interviewing
the cops and they're like you You're like, no proble.
Murder for hire is my middle name, So like I
got hitting men's left and I got assassins all over
the place for you. So she's like you know, So
the cops are talking about it, and then they're like, well,
you know, we got to get her to uh first
of all, it's like she's she's talking. We want to
get her to implicate the guy that it's her boyfriend
is the one that wants it done, but he's too
fucking of a pussy chicken shit. He doesn't want to
meet the car salesman, so he has her go do
his dirty just do it Yeah.
Speaker 1: You're so much better.
Speaker 2: You're so much more organized, right Exactly, you have a
you keep a calendar, you keep receeds, like you could
do it.
Speaker 1: Go talk to that.
Speaker 2: I'm busy my practice cleaning teeth. Yeah, so he sends
her out to do his dirty work. So then she's
They're like, get the guy's name on make sure, she says,
and this car salesman is doing a fantastic job. At
one point there was a they put the little camera
in the back seat and uh, now okay, so she's
she's talking to him, she's giving him.
Speaker 1: So is the car salesman the one posing? Is like
he's going to do it? Or is he please pay
the information? I'm going to pass it on to him.
Speaker 2: He's posing as he's the middleman between the hitmen got
it and her got it and you could meet the
cash and I'll pay the hitmen and you don't have
to meet them. I'll take care of it. But meanwhile
he's working for the cops, right and so okay, and
it's genius. So then they're like, uh, we got to
get the make sure we get the cash and every
make sure you know she pays you you know the
payment or whatever. So then at some point they want
him to see if he could get the dentist to
get the car. So the dentist is a little skeptical,
but he was like, all right, I'll go meet him.
So then he gets in the car and immediately he's
like looking around the car and he turns around. He goes,
what's that and he points right at the camera. Oh no,
this sales guy goes, or the car salesmand guy goes.
He goes, oh that's oh that's for my kids. They
their PlayStation chart hooks up to that, like genius, Like
how did he think of that? On his feet?
Speaker 1: Wow?
Speaker 2: Because I would have been like, oh my god, he
just fucking spot the camera points right at it and
he's like, oh really, I have kids. He's like, how
does that? He's like, yeah, yeah, my wife set it up.
I don't you know, blew it off. So then the
guy was like So then the dentist asks him, Hey,
in okay, put my wife on hold for a second.
I have these like insurance guys that are giving me
a hard time. Can you rough them up for me?
And the dentist the guy the reason right, and he's
thinking the reason the dentist is thinking because they interview
him too. The reason why he asked him to do
that to see if he was legit like does this
guy really have hitman? Or is he like working for
the cops. Because he the dentist was scared and like skeptical,
you know, are you sure? Are you sure? Oh yeah?
Speaker 1: So he's like, can you just go rough them up?
Speaker 2: He's he legitimately had an issue with them, and you
didn't care if they got beat up? Right, this is
how crazy this datelight is.
Speaker 1: So then I don't understand so that it was gonna
be like a trial run. Yes, rough these guys up,
then I'll trust that you're gonna go kill max wife.
Speaker 2: Right right right and take pictures so I can see
that they're rough done. Okay, So like and so what.
Speaker 1: Did the guy go?
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, ok yeah, he was like no problem. So
they So then the cops are like, okay, we have
to go to these insurance guys and tell them that
this guy wants you know, and tell them so we
have to stage like we're beating you up. And you
look at these pictures that they show. They look like
they're like filming a scene in a movie. They you know,
and like I can't explain, but you can tell out,
like the guy who's like bracing for a hit in
the face, you know, and the other guys the you know,
the bad guy's got his his like fist pulled like
he's got to punch him in the face, and guy's
like bracing for it. It looks so fake and even
so then they give it to the dentists and the
dentist looks at these pictures and he goes, yeah, this
doesn't really look real, but okay, I'll take your word
for it. Now, let's start talking about running my wife
over shally. So then they he's like so, then they're like, okay, yeah,
make sure. Okay. So then he's like, she'll get she's
gonna get back. She's she'll get you the down payment,
you know for the hit. Right he gets out she
doesn't know. Yeah, yeah, because they just pull teeth. Right,
he's in his scrubs because they went to his work.
He's sitting in the back seat and his scrubbed, and
he's got.
Speaker 1: It to pay.
Speaker 2: He's just such a douche, up on a douche.
Speaker 1: He's like, I got a guy under ana seizure right now.
His teeth, but like, so let's get let's get this figure. Yeah,
like she'll take it from here.
Speaker 2: He goes back into his office and she's like, all right,
I'll get the down payment. Then like he's kind of
skeptical again or whatever, but finally she like gives them
the down payment and then and then she gives him
the down payment, and then I think it was right
then and there they arrest her. And they first arrest
her and they take her to jail. Now you see
her at the you know, interrogation or whatever, and she's
bawling and she doesn't want to like give it up
to her, like she doesn't want her boyfriend to get
in trouble. Oh they do this thing where they.
Speaker 1: Wasn't even married yet. No, she was just a girlfriend.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: She do not do shit like that until you at
least have a ring on.
Speaker 2: It, right, right, yes, because she wanted to live the
life the wife had. The wife was like, you know,
according to the dentist, was out doing SPA treatments all
day and having sushi and buying Birken bags, and like
she wanted that light. Like we'll get rid of her
and then slide in this you know, fucking witchy woman. Yeah,
so she wanted that life so but she wasn't. And
then they also do this thing where they bring they bust,
they bust them, they bust her. They bring her in,
but they take the sales guy, the car salesman guy,
and they kind of put him in handcuffs and sit
him in the in the so that she walks by
him and sees and thinks he got arrested too, I guess,
you know, but he's not arrested. He's working with them.
So anyway, so she doesn't want to give it up
for her boyfriend. So then they go and arrest him
and they and then they okay, So then they go
to trial. She still stays like kind of by his side.
I guess she doesn't want to give it up. They
go to trial, and he gets a couple of years,
and he doesn't get very long. Does he turn on her, Yes,
he turns on her. He tries to blaze, yes, yes, yes, yes.
By trial I think finally she turns on him. They
both go to jail and but he's they're not in
jail very long. He gets out in a few years,
this time no two pay, and he's jacked up because
he's a spinley, little dorky dentist with a two pay.
Now he's like going to jail, so he's trying to
like make himself look scary, so he has a bald
head and a goatee, looks totally different and he's like
beefing himself up. Gets out of jail, and then he
loses his practice so he can't go back to work
as a dentist. So he becomes a landscaper. And he's
still married to the ex to the wife he wanted
to count. They don't they they're fighting. This divorce is
dragging on for years. They're still fighting over divorce, not settling.
He gets a job as a landscaper. He's had an
ass full of his wife. The other girl, witchy woman's
out of the picture. And then he asked the landscaper
that he's, oh, one of the contractors he's working with.
Speaker 1: You know, anybody that has any hit Like people just have.
Speaker 2: A bunch of assassins, you know, people just like, yeah,
I got him in my rolodex.
Speaker 1: You need a hit man, Like what the fuck?
Speaker 2: Tries to take a hit out on her life again,
Like this wife should be walking around with a fucking
safety helmet on and a bulletproof vest and driving a
cyber truck.
Speaker 1: Like, what the fuck this poor woman has? Now he
didn't learn his.
Speaker 2: Lesson the first time. Then our friend Andrea can canon
is that. Yeah, she follows him into he's going to
courts and he's arrested and he's going to trial again,
and she's following him into the courtroom like she's like again,
you did it, you tried it again, And he's like,
no comment, and he goes in the and then he
gets he's in jail. And that's how it was fucking wild.
It was such classic dateline.
Speaker 1: I don't understand these people that only get a few
years for these bad crimes.
Speaker 2: I don't get it either, especially like when you see
like the the like Chris Hansen takedowns and stuff like
those guys get nothing. But yeah, I guess because there
was not a murder. I don't know they but now no,
he's in jail for a long time now, like he
ain't getting out.
Speaker 1: He tried it twice. Yeah, I mean that's pretty crazy. Also,
why would you ask somebody at the landscaping place, like
I would think that you would find some that actual
bad people, Like yes, car sales guy. I mean, I
understand that a lot of car salesmen that work at
an actual lot are a little.
Speaker 2: Bit shady, but like, come on, right, got shady? Yeah,
not that shady because he was a hero of the story. Yeah, No,
he asked some contractor guy he's working on a landscaping
job with, like all contractors, you know, just have hitmen
in their back pocket.
Speaker 1: Well, and I know we've talked about this a million times,
so we don't have to go back into it, but
it does just kind of remind me of how you're like,
I'm kind of feeling murdery. Let me see if my
friend or my cousin wants to come along and like
kill somebody, Like, how are you That is a big
risk you're taking to be Like, I don't know, I
just ever think about like just killing somebody, And do
you think the other person's gonna go like kinda Yeah,
now that you bring it up, I'm glad you said something, right.
I didn't want to say anything, but I've been thinking
it for a while.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like the Hillside strangler and his cousin, right, I
had those two get on the same page. Yeah, let's
go murder or do you like.
Speaker 1: See that they've got you know, you live together, so
you see they got an Amazon package and it's like
a book about killing kids.
Speaker 2: I don't know, right zip ties and yeah, yeah it
was crazy. You got to see it though, because I
know you like to listen to your date lines. WHOA
sorry was it on? Was it like on NBC or
were you watching it on? It was on NBC Friday
Friday night? Oh it was yeah, excuse me, yeah, don't
you have.
Speaker 1: To watch the commercials?
Speaker 2: Well, then the next day I watch it. It's because
then it goes to Peacock the next day.
Speaker 1: Okay, so you watch it on Peacock.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so I told you that my HBO something happened. Okay,
so we got we changed cable companies, so we get
HBO in our cable, but we only get the cheap version. Okay,
it's a really big difference of the price, Like you
can either get it with your subscription with our I
don't even know why I pay for a cable because
we pay for like Spectrum. I think it's mainly so
I can watch The Bachelor, so I can do it
use so I can do rose pricks, right, and I
want to be able to. I need to be able
to see it, like when it's airing.
Speaker 2: Yeah right.
Speaker 1: Otherwise I could have like YouTube TV and then I'll
see it the next day, but I don't know. So anyway,
I watch my shows there. But the thing about HBO
that it's just now I'm so bugged because I'm so
used to Netflix, where no commercials at any time, and
that used to be HBO. The only good thing is
that when you watch something on HBO. Now for me,
I have to watch a couple of commercials at the beginning. Yeah,
then there's no more commercials.
Speaker 2: Oh good. I can't believe HBO as commercials.
Speaker 1: But I want to say, Peacock, I want to say
these other ones, I'll have commercial a.
Speaker 2: Lot of them, do yes? Yeah, yeah, lou yeah, and.
Speaker 1: Like a freaking lot of commercials.
Speaker 2: A lot, I know, I know. So on Hulu, I
get twenty the twenty twenty, like the next day is
without commercials, okay, unless I've watched it that night. Then
I got to sit through the commercials.
Speaker 1: I mean, I could record a bunch of stuff and
then watch it the next day and I could.
Speaker 2: Fast forward right there you go, you do that?
Speaker 1: So I wait till they like, I'll record The Bachelor
or Real Housewives or whatever I'm recapping, and then I
just watch it as soon as it's done, right, okay,
and then I fast forward.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: So I just wanted to say before we get into
some other shows that we've watched. We both have watched
a few things that were very disturbing. Okay, so update
on Bob. Yeah, have d it's for you. So one
one thing is that Bob is absolutely the cutest I love.
I'm obsessed. He's such a good boy in general. He's
really really good boy in the all the most important ways.
Speaker 2: Is he still like following you everywhere and by your side.
Speaker 1: So he is he giving very pouched to me. He's
very attached to me, but he's not clinging on to
me like he was in those first few days. He's
he will, but he's he's like all these dog videos
that you see where he will like he he'll sit
next to me and he'll just put his paw on me.
He likes to feel connected. Yeah, And when he sleeps
at night, he sleeps in our bed and he sleeps
kind of between me and John, and he'll have like
his head kind of next like touching me and is
like back of him touching John. Very cute. He sleeps
like a very good boy all night. He doesn't bother us.
And then in the morning, if I stir, he'll stir
and he'll just kind of look at me like, oh,
are we waking up, but he'll just still He'll lay
there really cool. And then what our routine is is
that then I get up and I get coffee, and
then I go out into the backyard with him, and
I sit on the steps and he runs around a
little bit and like goes in peas, possibly poops. Usually
then we come back in. Then when John is like
fully awake. This is all because I have a broken foot.
Oh yeah, back to the picking him on the walks
when I'm better. But then his routine is John takes
him to the park, rows a tennis ball with him,
fires him out a little bit. Then he comes home
and then he's super mellow and just hangs out. And
if I'm working at my desk, he just like lays.
Speaker 2: So he can go off leash and you don't have
to worry about him running away or anything.
Speaker 1: Well, so at a park by our house, he's no,
he's not going to like run away anymore. But at
the park by our house, there's like this sort of
a big open field, yeah, kind of with its soccer fields,
but it's all fenced kind of, so a lot of
some people bring their dogs out there and in the morning.
It's like not on the weekend. You can't do it
on the weekends. Yeah, during the week there's like nobody
there nice and he's a really good boy, so he's
not going to like, yeah, he's not going to like
bother anybody or fight with another dog, right, super mellow. Okay,
So here's our only problem, and I do think this
will get better with training. The training lady that we'd
gone to last weekend, we didn't go because I was
at speech and John just forgot about it and then
she was off this week. So we'll train again next week,
I guess. But remember my story about the training, it
was pretty dumb.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so we have to work with him on training.
But here's the thing. He's kind of puppyish destructive in
the way of like if he wants to shred paper,
so he will as soon as if I leave. He
doesn't stay by John, okay, goes in our bedroom and
then he finds stuff to like we'll find like a shoe,
like he he gets into stuff. Yeah, So what do
we do? Do we just and John's like John just
texted me. He's like I've checked on him four times,
and every time he was doing something a little bit naughty.
Speaker 2: Really he got.
Speaker 1: Into the trash last night, he got in the trash
and he pulled out a bunch of stuff and like
shredded it up and left it by the trash.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh. Well, first, you guys, I mean I
used to have to keep every door closed in the house,
even when anybody's home, like just you got to keep
you know, the door closed, which wasn't easy because Natalia
and her friends would come and go and leave the
door open, and then he'd get into her trash can
or whatever. Right, So there's that, and then you know,
I mean he grew out of it after a while.
But I think so you do give him like chewy
treats and stuff, and then he goes right through him.
Speaker 1: He goes through it, and then he's onto the net. Like, yeah,
he just wants to like chew on some stuff. Yeah,
you're gonna have to.
Speaker 2: I think you have to like really discipline him when
he does something like that and let him know because
then eventually Phil new like you know, bad doggie, bat
bet you know, no, no, no, you know he knew,
so he kind of stopped, you know, Like, but then
if we left and he was alone, then he was like,
fuck y'all, yeah, I'm gonna do whatever I want. But
then when I was around, he wouldn't, you know.
Speaker 1: He So my fear is it's fine when we're home
because we can just check on him, and I can,
and he's very good about Like if he's doing something
and it's wrong and you say no, you take it
away from him, He's like, Okay, yorry right now. But
I'm scared. We're scared to leave him alone, yeah, in
the house. And I know people are going to be like,
you gotta create train him, or you gotta put him
in a contained small space. But here's our problem. I
don't want to create train he is. We do have
a big crate and he will go in it, but
we haven't tried shutting the door. I do not think
that's going to go well. He really likes to be
next to us, So if we're home and we lock
him in the crate, he's not gonna be happy about that. Now,
if we try to like shut him in our room,
my fear is that he's going to think we're in
the rest. We're in the rest of the house, and
he's just going to scratch at the door right and
mess up the door. If we let him have the
run of the house and just close most of the
main doors to bedrooms and bathrooms, that could be okay,
but it's not going to make him feel insecure because
he has too much space.
Speaker 2: Well, no, what about can you get like baby gates
and corner off like us too.
Speaker 1: He's too agile, He's he'll go right over, He'll just
jump over.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean I think you know, if you can
close off all the doors and see how that goes,
or you just maybe just look online to see how
do you train a dog to stop chewing things when
you're gone? Have you looked at it?
Speaker 1: And yes, just what I'm scared of is that he's
going to chew like he's going to knock down like
a computer off a desk or chew a wht. You know, really,
I don't know, because I don't know because he gets
I think he's going to get anxious if we leave
him all by himself. So we're probably going to get
one of those cameras yeah, baby, we can like spy
on him and then just go for a walk and
like look at our phone and.
Speaker 2: Something he's doing. Right, Yeah, give it a little you
know what. Fuck y'all, I.
Speaker 1: Don't need your advice.
Speaker 2: I got it.
Speaker 1: I got this ship.
Speaker 2: I mean now it's like I'm scared to get a
dog again because like I.
Speaker 1: Get a senior.
Speaker 2: You don't do that either.
Speaker 1: I don't know. Okay, So the other thing I wanted
to update you on is that so Xander. So we're waiting.
By the time you listen to this, we will have
heard from some more colleges. It's just it's so he
got into UC Davis. Did I tell you that? Now,
that was a good one. That's got to see Davis.
I think that was yeah, last week and then tomorrow,
so we're recording on Monday. He should find out about
Santa Barbara. Yeah, Friday, we'll hear from UCLA.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: But he did not get into Irvine? Did he rejected?
You see Irvine? Not that he wanted to go there anyway.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what what is his top choice? Like, what's his
top couple?
Speaker 1: Well, he doesn't know because we haven't seen that much.
I wish we'd gone to see San Diego State already,
we're got to go see that, but we have to
wait till this play is done.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's so busy.
Speaker 1: He's so busy. And then I teach Wednesday and Thursday,
which puts a cramp in things.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: I could we could drive out there on a Thursday
and go to a Friday tour, but then we'd have
to drive back in the worst Friday traffic ever. Yeah,
we'll figure it out. But we have to see some schools.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so that's that. Also, he's just not it's so
different than Albie Elbe was so locked in ye, like
here's where I would go, right, And he is just
a different, like a much more creative kid. Yeah, he
wants a really creative program. I don't mean any care
she was going to study psychology. Yeah, yeah, I don't.
It's different. Yeah, they're very different. He wants to have
fun and do something that's gonna be creative, but he
also doesn't want to do like filmmaking. He doesn't care.
Speaker 2: Right, Yeah, I'm like, maybe he should just go be
a theater major. That I was wonder does he want
to do theater? And like it's so good, he's really talented.
He but he doesn't want to do plays that are boring. Yeah,
he's gonna have to like get into the hair. He
doesn't want to study Shakespeare. He does not give a fuck.
He's like, I want to do like SpongeBob or like
Mama Mia, right you know what I mean? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
it's so fun. Yes, nothing wrong with that.
Speaker 1: But like like I said, he's really good at like speech,
and but he wants to do like comedy.
Speaker 2: Right. Well, he can also join like an improv or
something like that when he gets to school, Yes he can. Yeah,
so that'll be good. So we'll look for that. That's good.
Speaker 1: I don't know. Listen to you guys, were all in
this together. Yeah, figure out where he's gonna go. Yeah,
but we're all in it right now. Yeah.
Speaker 2: It's exciting. So you'll know soon. Yeah, and then you'll
have to go look at some of them, right.
Speaker 1: We have to. We should be doing that now. It's
just that because he has gotten into some places that
he's interested in. Chapman University, he's really interested in that.
He got into a very cool creative program it's called
Dodge College, which has a very high end film studies program,
but he got in for advertising. It's like an advertising media.
Speaker 2: He r.
Speaker 1: Maybe it's like cool though, where he would come up
with Campaig. That's very good and I feel like he
could really use his humor. Yeah, that is really good.
That would be good for him. And he really likes
that program.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: They also have that program at San Diego State. Oh
that's good program like that.
Speaker 2: Oh that's good. Yeah, I could see him doing advertising
pr stuff like that.
Speaker 1: Yeah. And he's gotten a lot of good money off.
That's great because Chapman is like a ninety four thousand
dollars a year all in, but he got a lot
of money off.
Speaker 2: So that's good. Yeah, that's great.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: See yeah, like Sonny, you know, he loves film. But
then now he's like studying films from the twenties, you know,
and like foreign films too, not just ambot right.
Speaker 1: He at first was like huh.
Speaker 2: But yeah, now he's really into it. Yeah, he likes it.
Speaker 1: Oh interesting.
Speaker 2: Now he keeps taking the same class and he's getting
they're getting more into like modern now they're in like
I think the six ds or whatever. So now it's
like yeah, but yeah, you know he loves that with
like Hitchcock, not Hitchcock yet, but he's seen most of
the Hitchcock films already, but uh like not Sunset Boulevard,
but yeah, like some of those William Holden Betty Davis movies. Yeah. Yeah,
so he likes that.
Speaker 1: Baby Jane Yeah yeah, okay.
Speaker 2: Yeah so, but doesn't watch the oscars care less.
Speaker 1: It's so interesting. I know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, accept a bet on it, except a bet on it.
Speaker 1: Well, let's talk about that show that we both watched, DTF.
We could talk first. I only I watched like half
the episode of that.
Speaker 2: There's two or three episodes out now of DTF. I
watched the first two.
Speaker 1: First of all.
Speaker 2: I love anything Jason Bateman does, right, amazing, He's amazing. Yeah,
And when he's on the swing and the first episode
and he's he's like telling his friend like there's an
app it's called dtfres like what is DTF and he's like,
you know, just the way he says it, like down
down to fuck you no, Like he's just so good.
But this show, I don't know what's going on, Like
they're having affair. Did he do it? Did he not?
Like I don't get it.
Speaker 1: I don't know what there's already like time. It's not
time travel, but there is. There are the time jumps
where you're like, okay, right, it's reminding me a little
bit of It's it's similar tone to your Friends and Neighbors.
Oh yeah, that, which I liked at the beginning, but
then yeah, I stopped watching it.
Speaker 2: I think Friends and Neighbors only watched like the first
couple episodes. Yeah, then I Peter down.
Speaker 1: I can't decide if I like it. It's very moody, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, which I like. I'm down for a moody HBO
type show like that. Down for Jason Bateman. I'm gonna
stick with it. I just don't honest Cannon, like, don't
get you know. I thought the other guy from Stranger Things.
I thought it was going to be this the co star.
I mean, they do do the flashbacks, but he dies
and spoiler alert in the first episode, so I don't
you know.
Speaker 1: And then also okay, early on, very early on, so
this isn't really a spoiler. But he's talking about what
like turns him off about his wife, and I think
he goes, so it starts he goes, Yeah, she puts
on this like she's she started umpiring or for extra money,
for extra money, and he goes and you know, she
puts on this outfit. I swear to god, I thought
he was going to say, I totally want to fuck
her in this. That's like I thought, Yeah, I don't know,
it's like kind of a turn off or whatever. And
I was thinking, first of all, it's Linda Cardinelly. She's
absolutely adorable. She didn't buy it. I was like, she's
absolutely young and cute and he's like massive dad.
Speaker 2: Bod yet not attractive at all.
Speaker 1: I was like, dude, you're so lucky to have her, Like,
I don't believe you're really like that's your thing? Is
like she puts on the umpire and is she wearing
it right? Like as if she's walking around like that
all day every day. Yeah, it doesn't make sense, you
ring true. So then I was already a little bit
out of it.
Speaker 2: But right, and what do you think of the opening?
Like the Let the Sunshine? And Jason Bateman's like behind
stage doing something and he does I mean, is he
trying to be you know, he's doing like a karate
kick and a punch. I'm like, what is happening? Yeah, yeah,
I don't I don't know. I don't get it.
Speaker 1: It's not something that you can really assuredly look at
your phone and watch.
Speaker 2: At the same time you got to watch.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I like to play threes a little bit, I know,
and then I fall asleep, and then you got wet,
and then you're like, I never forgot.
Speaker 2: Where I left off.
Speaker 1: Okay, but let's talk about with friends like these, With
friends like these. So this is a show. Well it
was a three part.
Speaker 2: Part yeah, I think it was three episode docu drama
on Hullulu. Yeah, Hulu.
Speaker 1: It was really good. Now we've all seen this date
line before, right, Yes, I mean it'd be living under
a rock if you haven't at least seen one of
these one forty eight hours covering it, wasn't it called
the slender Man Murders.
Speaker 2: No, that's a different one.
Speaker 1: The slightly blame Slenderman for it at first, but they
didn't address are you sure?
Speaker 2: No, slender Man's different than friends like these, Friends like these.
There was the three girls and they murder their friend
because she's annoying, I guess. And the two girls were
kind of like, you know, having a little lesbian lesbian
affair kind of thing. Yeah, and they I think they
thought that she was gonna ta no the slender Man.
The girls were younger, and they believed in slender Man,
and they they took their friend. That was another horrible one.
But she didn't die. They took her friend out to
the woods. Oh and she didn't die, right, she was
hanging on to life. She was clinging to life. By
your fred you're so right.
Speaker 1: But it was such a similar story. It was a
sim two girls, yes, against another girl that was supposed
to be their front.
Speaker 2: Right. They were young. The slender Man girls were young.
They were like they believed they were like in junior
high or whatever or maybe elementary were they at. They
believed in slender Man, and they were like.
Speaker 1: They weren't just blaming it on slender Man.
Speaker 2: I mean sure, maybe they feel.
Speaker 1: Like they didn't really believe that.
Speaker 2: They just well one was schizophrenic, one had delusions, right, okay, yeah,
and the other one just kind of followed along, I guess.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but this one was really fucked up because it's
everything you think, Well, there were some twists and turns
in the way that it like the one girl wasn't.
I don't it sounds terrible to go not super innocent,
but they were all kind of troublemakers together.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: But then two it's that two of the girls started
sleeping together.
Speaker 2: Right, and they I think were afraid that she was
going to the girl that they killed, was going to
tell the school or out them or whatever.
Speaker 1: Right, but it was amazing. What was really amazing about
it was that all the authorities wanted to blame everybody,
Like nobody could believe it would be her friends, right,
so they're like, oh, it must be these hoodlums.
Speaker 2: That yeah that robbed a bank, yeah, a.
Speaker 1: Party or something, and right, those guys were just like wait, what, yeah,
what are you talking about?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, the guys that they went to their house
and hung out. So they basically were three girls in
high school and they were such mean girls. And that
one girl that was murdered, I mean, my heart broke
for her because she was just like, you know, I
can't do anything right or whatever. She's like, why are
you icing me out? And uh, you know, they they
I guess found her diary and were like narrating the
things that she was saying or not her diary, no,
online she was posting on Twitter back then, you know,
like basically like you know, calling them to out and
stuff and like I have secrets on you and blah
blah blah.
Speaker 1: So the one girl, okay, the girl who got killed
her she had a best friend from when they were little.
Her best friend was Rachel. And this is like, I
feel like this has happened to all of us. Right,
you have a best You and this other girl are
best friends, You do everything together, sleep at each other's
house from a young age. Then you meet another girl
and you think you're being nice because you're like, oh
my god, she's super fun too, like let's let her
hang out in our threesome. And then those two become
friends without you, and then you're like, what the fuck, Right,
that's my friend, Like yeah, what about our best friendship? Yeah,
but the reason why was because the best friend girl,
not the victim, but the best friend girl started having
a crush on the third girl, right right, yeah, on
the inner looper.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 1: And it's like you could it's everything up until murder.
You're like, oh my god, this is actually typical, like
happens to so many full girls, right, mean girl middle
school behavior.
Speaker 2: Right, it's total Yes, it's total mean girl. Yeah, high
school behavior. And how about the one girl whose mom
was just like, you know, like like a wasn't she
like yelling at her to get like get do better
on stage she was doing plays or whatever, and her
mom's kind of uh. I remember in the more it
showed it more in the dateline that the mom was
very like hard on her and like super religious. And
then the dot so the daughter was writing in her
diary like.
Speaker 1: Yes, that was the best friend. I want to say, right,
Rachel with the red hair, Yes, her mom was super
religious and didn't let her.
Speaker 2: Do anything right, yeah, yeah, right, so she was kind
of rebelling, I guess.
Speaker 1: And then the new girl that came in I think
was kind of like a badass.
Speaker 2: She was I think the master month, wasn't she Yeah? Yeah,
she was like just associo. But how did these like
young girls just decide like, oh, we're just gonna let's
just murder her, like go get the knives, go pick
her up, you know. And also the girl that they murdered,
her parents were like we're like no, like like these
girls would never have done anything like that, you know,
and they were like hugging the parents and stuff, and like, yeah,
they knew the other girls. And she was little like
she would have never done this to her best friend,
you know, But they just go and get knives and
just drive her out into the woods and to fucking
kill her and then go on with their day and
go to school and like don't tell anybody, and like
it's just crazy to me. I mean, what the fuck
would I guess? They were just sociopaths, psychopaths basically, but she.
Speaker 1: Ere just go what would you do if like your
kid and you saw no signs of it, just like
murder their friend? Well, did you?
Speaker 2: I would ground her for like first, Oh my god,
She'd be in so much trouble. I had to get
the belt out.
Speaker 1: Like normally I would not use a belt, but this
would be yeah, yeah it would too.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Did you see the Scream Murder too, that one
that's on Hulu. That was another high school on high
school crime, the Scream. They called it the Scream Murders
because it's on Hulu and it kind of is like
the real life scream movie. Basically, this teen these two
teenage psychopaths boys uh in high school were kind of
like had like a hit list of students they wanted
to and they video themselves like oh, you know, we're
gonna we're gonna kill this, but we got a hit
list of people we want to go after, and we're
gonna do a Columbine shooting. And then they're like and
then they targeted there. So then they had a friend
named Cassie in high school and they video they had
a video camera and they went up to Cassie on
the day that they that the day that they killed her,
and like videotaped her at her locker and like, you know,
what's up, Cassie. How you doing to have a good weekend?
You know whatever. She's like whatever. And so Cassie was
house house sitting. She was house sitting.
Speaker 1: I have definitely I haven't seen this. This is a
dateline that.
Speaker 2: I know well, right, But then this is another like
a Hulu doc where it was a couple of parters
and they talked to these boys as parents and how
like their their sons are locked up and they they
the electricity. Yes they did the Oh yeah, that was
a very creepy. That was so horrible what they did.
They were just like, we're gonna go. They went and
had they want hung out with her and her boyfriend
that night. She was house sitting and they watched movies.
Speaker 1: I fully remember this, right, And then the boyfriend had
to go.
Speaker 2: Home, had to go home, but he wanted to stay
with her that night, but the mom was like, no,
you got to come home. Picked up the boyfriend.
Speaker 1: I'd then go kill that mom right now, I'd get
the belt on her.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, So then he leaves. So now Cassie's in
the house alone.
Speaker 1: And she's like, I'm gonna be fine, don't worry about it.
Speaker 2: I don't want to get in trouble, right, And the
boys come back to the house in the middle of
the night. They shut the electricity off, and she's like,
who's there. Who's like, she's scared out of her freaking mind.
And they come into the house and they have masks
on and they fucking stab her to death. Like and
then they get in the car and they're videotaping themselves, going,
we just fucking.
Speaker 1: This is real life.
Speaker 2: We just did like as if they're in a movie.
Like they act like it was just no big deal.
It was like they were doing a scene in a movie.
You know, we just killed our friend, Cassie. This is
not a drill. Blah blah blah. Then they bury the
evidence in the woods and then they get fucking caught.
Now they're in jail the rest of their lives. And
now so this document this documentary, they interview these boys.
Now they're thirty five years old now and they're in jail,
and you know, they're like, yeah, we fucked up. We
don't fuck up our life or nothing. Yeah, just gone,
three lives gone.
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