Speaker 1: Made de san jon.
Speaker 2: A pace sunny sun. I had vision night.
Speaker 1: So hey, everybody, how's it going, What's up? What's happening?
Speaker 2: What's up?
Speaker 1: Should we say hi to our peeps?
Speaker 2: Let's do it. Let's do it, uh, Stephanie Stinker Wrinker
Athena again shirt, Jacob makes Rowley, Sandra, it's not easy
being green, but you do it. Jennifer, get up. Aaron
is a dirty sanche. Sarah's the fun. Oh, she's our Parsano.
Leslie with the coffin. Alicia Ascalante. It's from the city
of El Monte. Kelly Brandt.
Speaker 1: Yeah she will.
Speaker 2: She'll put on a diaper and head over. Yeah she
Willhan Voshpeg get me and Missy. Oh they were seat
fillers at the goal at the Golgos. Of course, Katerina.
That reminds me, I gotta go to the dentist. Valerie's
in the park, Polly, we love your pancakes, Syrup. Rita
rocks the basinette with all of Elizabeth Williams's beautiful children.
Nikki call you a girl. Katie's rolling on e still
from New Year's Eve, Kelly Lady Dot and Dick is frolicking.
Speaker 1: Love that Dick frolicking. Did you watch the Golden Globes?
Speaker 2: I watched. Okay, so my friend Bonnie McFarlane, who you know,
she was a right she wrote them. So I watched
just so that I could talk to her about the
I watched the monologue. I should say, yeah, I watched
the first couple of like awards being given out. Uh huh, Yeah,
what'd you think?
Speaker 1: I liked her monologue. I thought she did good. Yeah,
she did.
Speaker 2: She charming?
Speaker 1: Yeah, because she you know, like we always say every year,
it's a hard job and you know, but.
Speaker 2: But she, I mean, she's so Joe Coy.
Speaker 1: She's no joke OI. But this is like the year
twenty twenty five scenes like the year for female roast.
Because did you see Whitney Cummings on New Year's Eve
take over seat like like go off on CNN.
Speaker 2: Yes, but she's you know, she's totally like miss anti
cancel culture, like she's been killed.
Speaker 1: Well, I haven't seen her in a long time, Like
she's went away.
Speaker 2: I do not.
Speaker 1: I saw the clip of her because it was going
around and I was like, holy shit, like she just
kept I mean, she was just making.
Speaker 2: She's miss conspiracy theory kissing up to Joe Rogan. Yeah,
oh it's kind of gross. So she do like Nicki Glazer,
thought Nicky Glazer.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so then I saw Nicky Glaze. I didn't even know.
Speaker 2: She killed it on that Tom Brady roast.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. I think that's why she got the
gig yes for Golden Globe And I didn't even know
it was the Golden Globes last night until I don't know,
a couple hours before the show, and I was like,
who's hosting? So I saw the opening monologue and I
thought she did great. I thought she had some funny.
Speaker 2: Do you believe that the Joe Croy debacle on the
Golden Clothes was literally a year ago? Like, doesn't that
seem like it's not that long ago year? Yeah, since he.
Speaker 1: Ate it, I didn't even remember how bad he like,
what he said, or.
Speaker 2: What terrible he bombed.
Speaker 1: I do remember he bombed because.
Speaker 2: Nobody knew who he was, like he fills oh and
he was, but he was a very specific audience.
Speaker 1: He was like and he was saying, I just you know,
he was saying live on the show. I just got
this gig a couple of months, a couple of weeks ago, and.
Speaker 2: Then yes, and he put down his writers.
Speaker 1: Writers right right, no, doing fun of she did great.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And then I saw a clip she was like
a little bit edgier. I know the joke that Bonnie
told me that we're written for her. We're a little
were edgier than what she did. I think she was.
But I understand too. It's like, you know, yeah, you
don't want I don't want to piss people off. I guess, like, hmm,
but you know she's edgier than that.
Speaker 1: Oh, yeah she is. But I think she did a
she did a good job. I saw a clip this
morning of her singing popular how she called it popular.
She had a fucking fantastic voice. Oh did you notice that?
Speaker 2: I didn't see that. I didn't even know it was.
Speaker 1: They showed a clip like on you know, GMA, and
she was singing it. I thought it was somebody from
the show, from the movie, and then they show her
for like they were coming in from behind. Anyway, she
had a great voice. I thought, well, that's cool. Yeah,
but I didn't see the rest of the show. The
Golden Globes, Well.
Speaker 2: At the beginning, there's the the like Elena Perez movie
or something.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, what is what is that? I Amelia Perez?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, do you know what that movie that is?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: I didn't know what movie it was, but they said
that she performed it in Spanish. I don't know, she didn't.
And then but then when she was thanking everybody, I
was just I don't know, like sometimes that those kind
of award shows are kind of weird because it's very
inside baseball, like she's mentioning all these people and then
like and like it's like the greatest thing that's ever
happened to her, and you're like you realize it's just
other actors who are like, you know, it's not the
critic's choice, it's not and you're just like, oh my god.
The best boy on the set was like I couldn't
have done it without you, like really like you probably
could have. And then she then she got started. They
started playing her off with the music. Did you see
but she was like, no, no, please stop, I haven't
thanked my family. I need to think my family, oh,
my son and my husband and like and they're was
like she who who? I don't know. I guess the
actress that played yeah, because it was but it was
like the first one. Well, there was Zoe Saldana about
her supporting for that movie. Oh so was it but hers?
Speaker 1: So it's one of those Zendia Za Zandia.
Speaker 2: It was Zoe's Sultana.
Speaker 1: Yeah it was Zoe Saldana's speech you're talking about.
Speaker 2: I think I can't remember if it was her.
Speaker 1: Hers was really passionate and over the top like he just.
Speaker 2: Like it was celebrated. It was the very first supporting
was her and then she was crying. And but then
she wouldn't get off the stage. She was there playing
the music and she was like no, no, no no,
And it's like yeah, bit, yeah, yeah, you have a
personal word, like really, you're gonna go way over like
and why I know?
Speaker 1: And for what movie that nobody's ever seen, writ or
heard of? Right, I mean if Caylin hasn't even heard
of it?
Speaker 2: You're a movie? What is it? Kaylin? Did you look
it up for us?
Speaker 3: The actress name?
Speaker 2: Well, what's the movie?
Speaker 3: Oh? Yeah, you had it was Amelia Perez.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but what's it about?
Speaker 3: It is about a musical thriller. That's the first thing
it says on there. It has a lot of different
pop musical comedy, crime, drama, musical thriller. Uh Millie Press
follows four remarkable women in Mexico, each pursuing their own happiness.
Cartel leader Amelia and liss Rita, an unappreciated lawyer to
help bake her death so she can finally live authentically
as her true self.
Speaker 2: Yead, you would think it was like a biopic about
right now the first.
Speaker 3: This movie my life. It's a Netflix movie.
Speaker 1: It's a Netflix is a Netflix movie. I wouldn't even
a Netflix usually shows like you know, when you pop,
when you turn it on, it'll show like, hey, you're
interested in this. I don't think it ever came across
my screen.
Speaker 2: No, wow, And George Clooney's not in it, so right, so.
Speaker 1: And then anything and then the Bear one again?
Speaker 2: Right yeah, oh well, let's talk about the fact that
Jeane smart one, that's right, she want to get even
just so like underwhelmed by winning. She was like cool, cool,
like it's.
Speaker 1: Gotta be old my name? Does she have any competition?
What her category is?
Speaker 2: What's her name? From the Bear was who I love?
Who's such a good actress?
Speaker 1: Yes, that was her competition?
Speaker 2: What's her name? I can't I can't ever pronounce her name.
I mean I can pronounce it if I see it.
Speaker 1: But yeah, she plays the assistant chef yea a.
Speaker 3: Bear.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, Io, Okay, we know who we're talking about.
She's amazing. She did not win, No, there were other
very good There was good competition.
Speaker 1: So was best Actress in a comedy? Is that what
she won?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yes, in a TV and because the Golden Globes
encompasses movies and television right right, I don't know. There's
a freaking lot of award shows.
Speaker 1: It's just the beginning.
Speaker 2: The Golden Globes is the one that's supposed to be
the loosest, right where people are getting drunk. Yes, fun,
and it's a little crazier.
Speaker 1: Oh, speaking of getting the the I don't know. One
of the guys, one of the producers of Hacks said,
if you see Gene tonight, we have a call time
at six point thirty. You see Jeane Smart tonight, don't
offer her shot? Did you see that?
Speaker 2: Yes? Yes, well I've read about it on Facebook because
people were probably otherwise she might end up in stuff
in these beds.
Speaker 1: Oh really, wow?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I told you about when I sent her a
text for the night before she hosted Saturday Night Live.
Speaker 1: Oh, I don't want to tell you that.
Speaker 2: I mean, now it's cats out of the bag, right, Yes,
we used to we used to be really good friends
and Jean Smart. Uh but how so right for a
hot minute, we texted all the time. But then that
is it. I'm just trying to I want to find
the first the premiere of the season. But it turned
out that the reason she did is because Blake Lively
dropped out. Okay, Blake Lively was supposed to host, and
I guess she dropped out, and so they Jean Smart
filled in. And so the night before I found out
she I said, I said.
Speaker 1: Hold on, it was probably in September.
Speaker 3: It was in September.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was in September.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's the beginning of the season.
Speaker 2: Okay, So.
Speaker 1: I wrote, isn't when she forgot who you were or something?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Okay, so I told you that. Yeah? Yeah, so
she well I basically said, hey, have break a leg
like hosting SNL, don't do too much cocaine, like I
was making a joke. And then she wrote, ha, hey, sorry,
I'm not doing the play got postponed or whatever, And
I was like, wait, what what she doesn't like? Do
I not come up in her phone anymore? Did she
just like delete the contact?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, you know at.
Speaker 2: Some point I had to be in her favorites because
we were because you guys all the time. Yeah, So
like now she doesn't even know like who she's talking to.
Does she have a lot of Stuffanie Taylor's in her
phone or does Like I was just like all right, yeah, yeah,
I just didn't respond, So hacks one or she won
anything else?
Speaker 1: Like from the night.
Speaker 2: I don't know because I literally watched the thing and
then I had to go take people for a walk. Yeah,
so I think that my dog now it be is sundowning.
Have you heard of this? No, so it happens. I
think it happens to old people as well. It's I
think she's having some happy she's basically it means that
she's so she has these symptoms of sundowning, which is
like a cognitive decline where in the evening she starts
getting agitated and she's like I told I think I
told you this before, but it's getting worse. She goes
for a walk. She starts wanting a walk at like
four thirty. It's gotten earlier and earlier, and then she
comes in from the walk and literally like an hour later,
she'll start whining, and then she'll bark at us, which
she never did before when she was younger.
Speaker 1: Wow, she did.
Speaker 2: The only time people ever barked was at the mailman. Literally,
that's the only time. And now she just will she'll
sit and stare at me and bark at me, and
then she kind of does like a little bit of
pacing in the evening where she'll just kind of go
from room to room and she just doesn't and then
she'll keep barking at us and whining for walks until
she's gone out like at least three or four times.
But then she won't want to actually go for a walk,
Like we'll take her out. She'll go like two houses
up and then she'll pull and want to come home.
So we're like, did she forget she went for a walk?
Did she?
Speaker 1: And is she? How do you know that she's doing
this sundowning thing.
Speaker 2: Because we looked up the symptoms of sundowning because somebody
suggests that it might be that, and I looked up
the symptoms and she has all the symptoms. Really, yeah,
I'm gonna tell I'm going to tell you some of
the symptoms and then tell you what she's doing, because
that's strange. John sent me this article about it. Okay,
this It says, this is what doggie dementia looks like.
And then there's slot barking for no apparent reason. Okay, yes,
check even when all needs are met, Yes, pacing in
general confusion, So it does seem like that is happening.
And then it just says sundowning, that's the disorientation and
blink staring. I don't know if she's having that, but
sometimes she is just No, she's not really blank staring.
I won't say that forgetting. They have eaten slash getting
stuck in food behavior loops. Yes, she will go to
her bowl and like whine about it, even when there's
food in it. Then she'll walk away for a while.
Then she'll come back and like eat all the food,
and then she'll come back to her bowl, her empty bowl,
like a half hour later, and start like pawing at
her bowl, which is also another thing she hasn't done
when she's just eaten and she doesn't even like her
food that much, so like that's not something she's ever
done before. So that's really weird.
Speaker 1: It's crazy that dogs get that get dementia like.
Speaker 2: That, like doggie Alzheimer's. But that's but sundowning is basically
the symptoms I read you. Even though they're calling.
Speaker 1: It, there's no like medication or anything for to help it,
to help them, I don't know.
Speaker 2: But we have to bring her to the vet today
just to get a shot of another shot of librella.
So I'm gonna ask, yeah, oh you know what's said? Yeah,
I mean Phil is still he will whine at me
sometimes at night or like I've been spoiling a lot lately,
especially around the holidays with all this extra food around.
So I and I give him with his medication, I
give him sometimes table scraps, so he thinks like there's
just an endless supply of table scraps. So once I'm
done and I put the dishes away and I sit down,
he comes up and like starts pawing at me and
staring right at me, like what.
Speaker 1: Else you got, bitch? What else you got?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: And so I'm trying to break him of that habit.
I took him Sonny and I took Phil on a
hike for New Year's Day. Which was really nice. We
had a nice, nice long hike. But Phil gets so
tired after like twenty minutes. He just wants to lay
down on the grass and he wants to go back home,
which he's always done. But then we were coming back,
we were getting circled by like three, not circled, but
there was three coyotes.
Speaker 2: Oh no, they're.
Speaker 1: Out of control, these coyotes. They're everywhere in our neighborhood.
Like anytime I go on the next door app, it's
all coyote you know, videos and talk and it's just
so Yeah, there was three coyotes like pacing up the street.
Oh and we had to just kind of sit. We
were like, you know, yelling at him, you know whatever.
Finally some guy drives by Hanks really loud and they
all take off. But you know, it was I don't know,
it's kind of creepy, you know. And it was like.
Speaker 2: Creepy because I feel like, if there's three, they could
go in. I try to get filmed.
Speaker 1: That's what scared That was scaring us. It was like
dusk too, and that's when they're usually are around. But yeah,
uh so, but Phil is h he's been going strong
so far, the big glut.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's no surgery recently.
Speaker 1: No surgery is no no downing, uh, sundowning no, no sundowning,
no getting in the trash.
Speaker 2: How old is he now? Eight? He's seven seven seven, Okay,
he's a young adult. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I noticed when he's dumping, jumps up on my bed.
Now he he gets he kind of has to do
it twice, so does people. Yeah, yeah, I need to
get him a little footstool.
Speaker 2: Yeah. And now people can't always get up at all,
like she'll try and sometimes then she just stands there
by the bed and then John has to like pick
her up and put her on the bed.
Speaker 1: Oh so you don't know how old exactly people is? Well,
I mean you guess.
Speaker 2: And May May will be nine years since we got her.
Speaker 1: Wow, nine years.
Speaker 2: Yeah in May so or April April, I think. Anyway,
when we got her, they they said she was between
one and two years old. First they said one, and
I was like when we and then I read the
the the shelter report, and the shelter put her up
between one and two. But then like six months after
we got her, we she was showing these signs of
like she was having trouble standing up, and so we
they X rayed her and they said due to her bones,
they think she had arthritis already and they think she
was between three and five.
Speaker 1: Oh gosh, so she.
Speaker 2: Could be anywhere between uh nine, twelve and like fourteen.
Speaker 1: Wow, that's pretty old, all right.
Speaker 2: You know what you know what's not old, it's like
it's new, is our love of quints.
Speaker 1: We love quins.
Speaker 2: Everybody loves quints. I went to brunch with some friends
the other day and everybody was like, oh my god,
have you guys heard of quints?
Speaker 3: Uh huh?
Speaker 2: And I was like, use our code. Yeah, oh that's right. Yeah,
because you know, it's after the holidays, but sometimes you
have a little slump after the holidays and you want
to like get some new stuff.
Speaker 1: I got. I got a cashmere sweater for myself. Ooh yes,
it's blush colored. Oh I love it. Yeah, it's really pretty.
Speaker 2: And Kaylin, you have a little quint story, right, Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well I got their pro tech golf pants. I needed
something like a little more you know, formal, and I
mean I don't even play golf, but I just needed
some formal and I wore them to my family Christmas party.
Everyone was complimenting me on the pants, and they're so comfortable.
They're so comfortable, it was so easy to wear around
and they're fifty bucks. I was like, I mean, I
don't know why I expected anything different. Everything I've gotten
Quince's comfortable, but I love them.
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f c ol. So how was your new I want
to hear about everybody's New Year's.
Speaker 1: Well we had I had a nice New Year's Yeah, yeah,
I mean I stayed home. My friend came over and
we just chilled because my kids were coming and going.
There's you know, all their friends are home in the
neighborhood from school, and so you know, so and so
is having a party get together. They both went to
this one same party. So I just felt like I
needed to be there because there was a lot of
coming and goings throughout the night, but it was really uneventful.
Really do much. It's tongue out. What did you guys
with your friend? With my friend with my special friend?
Speaker 3: Also pretty uneventful. We just took the girls to dinner.
We all went and got some sushi.
Speaker 2: Oh do they like sushi?
Speaker 3: They love rice and soy sauce, and they love adamamie.
So that's as close as you're gonna get. But like
you know, Iola tried some shrimp uh sushi, and like
an avocado, it's tough for them to eat the avocado rolls.
They bite it in half. It gets all over the place.
And she wasn't really into the shrimp sushi, but they
get like chicken karaoki. They eat half of it. They
just like the rice and the soy. They just like
soy sauce.
Speaker 1: I think, doesn't Sonny doesn't Sonny doesn't eat.
Speaker 3: I love soy sauce.
Speaker 1: Dip it sushi.
Speaker 2: You gotta dip.
Speaker 3: I know, I over dip sauce.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I put the you're and the masabi and I
mix it all together.
Speaker 2: And oh, I don't like ginger. I feel like it
tastes like soap.
Speaker 1: It used to to me, but I got used to it.
Speaker 2: But I like, I put the wasabi in the soy
sauce and start around with a chopstick.
Speaker 3: You know, I don't think you're using the ginger right though.
I know the ginger you're supposed to do in between,
so it like your palate.
Speaker 1: Yes, but I saw, I don't remember, somewhere years ago
somebody mixed it with the soy sauce. Yeah, on TikTok No,
it was with somebody and it was delicious. Oh yeah,
when you get it all mixed up there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I always like try to avoid dirty looks from
like like if you get something like albacore, which already
has a little type of sauce on it, but I'm like,
I'm still dipping. Oh hell yeah, they wait till they
turn around those so you don'd them right, Like, I
love your sauce, dipped it dipp.
Speaker 3: That's why I can't really do the sushi either. I
got all rolls because the sushi, I always dip the
whole thing in there and then all the rice gets
wet and and like half of it comes off, and
like I can't. Yeah, it doesn't work with my like
rolls too.
Speaker 1: You like sushi sushi, I like it all, you know
what you know?
Speaker 2: We love hand rolls.
Speaker 1: I love hand rolls.
Speaker 2: There's this place it's called, oh my god, it's uh.
I have to think of the name of it. But
it's a it's in l a and a lot of them,
and it's a hand roll place. They only do hand rolls.
Speaker 3: Oh, there's one right around the corner over here. I
forget the name of it, but yeah.
Speaker 1: Is it sea what seaweed seaweed rolls, seaweed roll there's
one in Glendale called seewee roll.
Speaker 2: No, this is not called that. It's called like, it's uh.
And it's all just hand rolls. It's all hand rolls.
So you get the it's like a piece of paper
and you it shows you you can either get four, three, four,
five or six, and then they list the kind you get,
like a salmon handroll, you get a two in a
hand roll, and then you get a lobster handrel, a
crab and like scallop pandrol. The bar. Yeah, no, it's
not called the bar.
Speaker 3: Oh the one round here is called the bar. It's
hand rolls by sea butter.
Speaker 2: Oh, no, that this is not it. But look, if
you look up, there's one in Westwood. Look up handroll.
Speaker 1: I remember the very first time I had sushi because
there was remember there was like no sushi. We're old
enough to remember there was, you know, sushi was a
new thing that came on the scene, right, sushi, and
it was it was that Something's fishy, which is still
there in Woodland Hills. And I remember going there and
Heather Locklay was there.
Speaker 2: Oh good night. I went mm hmmm, oh interesting.
Speaker 1: Yeah, never forget my first time having sushi.
Speaker 3: The one in Westwood. The first one that comes up
is Kazunori.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Kazinori. Yes. And there's like a bunch of them.
There's one in Westwood, there's one in Studio City. There's Kazanori.
You should go.
Speaker 1: I've been to Kazi you have.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's like this little bar and you see in
these little round it's tiny, it's like a horseshoe shaped bar.
And then you there's little chairs so that you don't
get too comfortable, right, and you sit down and you
have you can get like up to like I said,
six things, and then they just bring him to you,
one at a time and.
Speaker 1: You have to finish them right before he.
Speaker 2: Brings you're thinking of sushi no Zawa. Oh yeah, yeah, No,
they have like a mean chef. No, they you don't
have to finish them. It's just that it's just that
they want to get you in and out right, and
there's a line. You don't get a reservation. You stand
in line, and then they they're just like serving you
your fish and then you eat it and you leave.
But it's so fresh and good.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I even tried row this like that role with
the fish eggs on top. I'd never had that one before.
I was like, oh, I'm going to try this one.
Speaker 2: Really, I love it. I love salmon eggs. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Do you like, like, like, what's some of the really
exotic do you like the like exacting me, I don't.
Speaker 2: Like love it. I love it. It's so pricey though.
Speaker 1: Right now I tried it, I didn't like it. I
love it, and I don't I like like anchovies and
sardines and shit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well it's like an acquired taste the oonie. I
think you have to try it a couple of times.
Like the first time I tried it, I was like,
oh God, but now I love it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's like eating a sea ball, seaweed.
Speaker 3: It's kind of more like oysters almost. They serve Unie
with oysters a lot like that. You can eat it
right out of the show like that. But as a
seafood and oyster lover, I'm not a huge fan of
ouonie either.
Speaker 2: John always says that it's like licking the bottom of
a boat, yes, which I agree. Slimy, yeah, fishy, salty.
I love it.
Speaker 1: So what'd you do for New Year's?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: Well, I wasn't. I wasn't quite yet. I just wanted
to say that this is the first year that we
were able to have the girls like watch the ball drop.
Oh nice, because we recently got Yeah, exactly, I didn't
think of doing that before. And so at nine o'clock
they watched the ball drop, which they like, and Amy
told them to do this thing that I had never
heard of. And I guess it's a thing that when
New Year's happens, you're supposed to bang on pots and
pans out in the street. Have you heard of this before?
Speaker 1: No, it sounds like something they would do in Italy.
Speaker 2: Maybe.
Speaker 3: Apparently you're supposed to go outside and start banging on
pots and pans, and I was like, why the fuck
are you having them doing that? What is this? She's like,
you're supposed to do it on New Year's. I was like, no,
this isn't a thing. And then I brought it up
on water cooler and I later come from Dawson was
the only other person that was like, oh yeah, that
was a thing when I was a kid too.
Speaker 1: I think it's an Italian thing. Sounds like, cause isn't
Dawson Italian or grew up with this Italian? Yeah? Yeah,
I remember my mom telling me to do that when
I was a kid.
Speaker 2: Is it like like Audlock or something?
Speaker 3: I have no idea.
Speaker 1: I just think it's like maybe a peasant thing that
they used to do way back when or something.
Speaker 2: A peasant thing. Are you calling Kayln a peasant? You're
calling Kayln's children peasants? Get out peasants or.
Speaker 1: Like a old school tradition.
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: So did they do it?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, they did it.
Speaker 2: They liked it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and well it was funny too because they're not
used to staying up that late, so they were having
a great time. Oh yeah, New Year's Oh bang on
pots and pants and pretty much as soon as we
walk back in the door, all the joy like left
their body and they started screaming and crying because they
were so tired and they didn't want to go to bed.
Speaker 2: Now they're four and five. Yeah, and do they still nap?
Speaker 3: Blake does, Isla doesn't.
Speaker 2: Okay, Yeah, Blake.
Speaker 3: Still needs a nap.
Speaker 2: So what, like, what time will she take a nap? Uh?
Speaker 3: So I'll pick her up from school at like two,
get her home. I'll put her down from like two
thirty to four's like the week the weekday.
Speaker 2: Naps, and then she'll go back to bed by like eight.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Sometimes she doesn't need a nap though, like on weekends,
she doesn't need a nap. But after school, especially for
doing soccer or something, later, we'll put her down for
about an hour and a half.
Speaker 1: Hmm.
Speaker 2: Now are the girls going to do soccer again?
Speaker 3: I look probably will. I don't think Blake will. She
didn't like it very much. She didn't care for it.
They like, they like dancing. They want to do dance again.
So I don't know. Maybe I won't even do soccer.
Speaker 1: But that's good. Yeah, find what they like to do?
Speaker 2: Yeah you done, Galen, Yeah, I'm done.
Speaker 3: No, I want to tell you about by Pots and Pants.
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 1: I love it. I bet you're nothing. I bet it's
kind of I'm sure there's people that have heard of it,
had their kids do it.
Speaker 2: Probably yeah, I mean I've never heard of it, so
actually probably not, But yeah, if you say so. So
yours was quiet, Yeah, mine was. My kids. Sadie went
to a party with Xander's girlfriend and so, and Xander
doesn't really like parties, so they were planning to go
to a party, but then and Xander was going to
have friends over. Then one by one they kind of
canceled so his so he was basically left with one
friend that was coming over, and he was like, that's
kind of weird. So we're so they went to the
party too, but then they ubered home. It's funny when
your kids are like because, so we dropped them all
off at this party. Then John and I went to
my friend Laura's house. My whole my little mom group
does New Years together, so we went there and then
at ten thirty, I see a notification that the kids
arrived at home. Okay, well that Xander did, so I'm like, okay,
so they came home. I guess I guess. The party
was kind of quiet. It was like a family party.
They thought it was going to be like some bigger
leader party, but it was like this girls and like
her extended family. So anyway, they came home and then
like right before midnight, Sadie also ubered home. So it's like,
that's nice because we.
Speaker 1: Didn't have to go pick them up. And right, yeah,
it's nice when they uber, but.
Speaker 2: Like I'm the designated driver always, so it doesn't really
matter to me, Like I never have to think about like,
oh okay, I shouldn't drink because I might have to
go pick them up like or uber. I'm gonna just drive.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Sudi went to the Rose Bowl on New Year's Day,
Oh yeah, for the gift for the Ducks game and
the Ohio State which was a blowout.
Speaker 2: I know. Yeah it was really unfair though to Oregon. Wow,
so because they shouldn't have had to be playing Ohio.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah yeah. Setdi was telling me something about that
he talks about sports constantly, but he had a horrible
experience because because it happened, had what happened? He so
he got the one ticket within the in the student
section right for his holiday gift. With me, but he
had his two friends. One of them went goes to
Oregon University. So they had seats like not in the
student section, but it was really high up and you know,
kind of far from where Sunny was at.
Speaker 2: Why didn't they get seats in the student section. I
don't know, they're cheaper.
Speaker 1: Or maybe they were in the student section, they were
just higher farther away. Could have been that. I'm not sure.
They weren't next to each.
Speaker 2: Other because usually the student section, but maybe because this
was a huge game, but usually the student section isn't assigned.
Speaker 1: Seating, right, well, no, this was this was a sign
seating okay at the Rosewell so okay, So he gets
there and he's talking to his friends like they they
stayed up like all night the night before because they
wanted to go to the early morning pregame show that
was that was record Like he did this in Oregon
to some sports broadcasters. They show up and they're doing
a live broadcast. So he went there. They stayed kind
of up all night, got up there, did no no,
they went to his friend's house. So then they went
over there early together all together, hung out. So they
did this whole thing. They hung out during the day,
went to like some tailgating stuff, and then came back chilled,
and then went back to the to the game. I
guess it started at three, came back home or two,
I'm not sure to his I don't know. They came
and went. They never came to my house. So, and
the Rose Bowl is so close to our house, Oh right, right,
not far? Okay, So I mean Sonny could walk to
the Rose Bowl, He's done it before from our house.
Speaker 2: Okay, Sonny could walk to my house at this but.
Speaker 1: Uh, Sonny could walk to Kailin's and long beachy. So anyway,
they go back. Anyway, they get to their seats. Sonny
gets to his seat. All he wants to do is
just like watch the kickoff. In the beginning he had
they had the fighter jets fly over and he was like,
he was just blown away. It's nothing like you. You
can't even you seat on TV does no justice unless
you're there. And he goes they fly low and it's
just like incredible to see. Anyway, so he wanted to watch.
So he gets to his seat and there's these four
or five huge just dudes, like douchebags in his seat,
older like in their twenties in their later twenties, okay
and just drunk and just bros and like, and Sonny
shows up to his seat and he's like, yeah, that's
my seat and they're like, no, man, that's not it's
not your seat. He's like no, it says you know,
twelve seat. No man, it's not your seat. This this
is our seats. Gotta get lost, get lost. Yeah, And
so he went and he got the you know, the
guy to the security whatever with the ticket, you know,
show him to us, like where am I in the
right section? He goes no, yeah, he goes, no, you're
in this section. So and he points to the section
and he goes, no, you're and he takes the the
flashlight or whatever and he he goes, this is your row,
So go to it. And he's like, yeah, those guys
aren't letting me in my seat. And he's like, I
don't know what to tell you. So he goes back again.
He goes, no, this is the right section. They're like, man,
get lost. Like yeah, he's like, I'm what am I? Yes,
He's like, what am I gonna do? I'm not gonna
fight these four douchebag you know, muscleheads like. So, so
then he called so they he was gonna go and
sit with his friends. So he sees where they are
and he's like, they're in a very small area that's
like packed. There's people they that are probably not supposed
to be in the row. He was talking to them,
and there's just everybody's just jammed in this one row.
And he's like, there's no way I'm gonna fit. And
all I want to do is just sit down and
watch like the first half of the game, Like I
don't even care if I'm with my friend.
Speaker 2: How does these fucking assholes even get in to go
sit there? I don't know, Like they had to have
had tickets. They must have.
Speaker 1: Had like the tickets next to his seat. But then
brought a friend to sit in sunny seat. The son
he had one ticket, right and it was in the
middle of a row, right right. So so then he goes.
So then he goes so and he's got his boot
onto so he hobbles away. No, so he goes, he
goes to the tunnel, like he goes, So, I'm just
gonna go stand in the tunnel. I know they're gonna
have me clear out because they always do that, you know,
no standing and goes, get your seat, get your seat.
So I'm just gonna stand in the tunnel and just
go from tunnel to tunnel. Every time they have me moved,
just go to the next tunneled up. So that's what
he did. Mm hmmm.
Speaker 2: Oh.
Speaker 1: Then he went before he did the tunnel thing, he
went to another spot like near his section, kind of
like a couple of stairs up. There was a bunch
of kind of empty seats and he gets there and
then a dad and his kid will show up and
they're like, uh, do you is this your Is this
your seat? The dad goes, is this your seat? And
he goes, uh no, but I got kicked out of
my other seats. And he's like, well, you're gonna get
kicked out here because you shouldn't. This is not your seat,
So you gotta get lost. You got you gotta beat it,
beat a kid. And then he's like, I'm not arguing,
like what. So then he went to the tunnels from
tunnel to tunnel.
Speaker 2: I know, tunnel boy, I know. It's terrible, so sad.
Speaker 1: But then after the game, like well, as the game
started to show, there was a clear blowout. Every like
all the college, all the Ducks fans left and then
him and his friends went and sat together for the
most miserable rest of the game.
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January at all, my book, which you may remember is
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Speaker 1: I bet Now in January, there's probably a lot of
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Speaker 2: Let me tell you something about this is not preachy,
which is it's not. It's just my experience and like
me talking about you know, how I how I did it,
and how long I fought it, and just what, you know,
just what a crazy addictive personality I have. And I
feel my goal was to sort of take the shame
out of you know, I've got a lot of like addictions.
Jan one, I was very basic. I'm a basic bitch.
And I when I'm back off sugar as of January one,
So what's today the sixth?
Speaker 1: Yeah, so I'm on.
Speaker 2: Day six, I hope.
Speaker 1: And you feel any better? I mean not yet. You
notice the difference when you go off sugar.
Speaker 2: So for me, it's not like, yeah, I don't like
the way I feel when I've eaten a bunch of sugar.
I get that like edgy feeling. But for me, it's
more like I don't feel sober. I treat sugar like
it's a substance. I mean, I really get that same
feeling I used to get about drinking, where I'm just
like I know I shouldn't like I'm I've had enough
but I can't. It's more is better, and I will
just like if it's there, I'll I just I eat
sugar alcoholically like I cannot stop. And I don't know
what it is because because even when I tell myself
I try to use a little behavior modification tricks and
I go, you know what, you just just enjoy sugar
and don't make it a good or bad situation. Just
like you can have sugar and then if you still
want more tomorrow, you can have more tomorrow. Like it's
not going anywhere. You don't have to be like, oh,
I'm being really bad, So I'm going to eat all
the sugar because tomorrow I'm not going to eat it
like I'll try those tricks. Yeah, it doesn't matter. It
like it doesn't matter. I will even though I'm like, yeah,
I know I can have sugar again tomorrow, but I
want to eat. I can't stop eating it right like
it makes me feel ashamed and gross and like something's
wrong with me. And you know. So the thing is,
even though I don't necessarily always believe in an all
or nothing approach, especially when it comes to food, because
having like an eating disorder past, I really try with
food not to be like good or bad. You can't
just not eat so but with alcohol you can be
all or nothing because you can, as they say in
my special non drinking program, you can put the plug
in the jug, like you don't have to drink. So
to me, not drinking at all is easier than ever try.
I mean, I tried to moderate for years, as I've
talked to you about, and I just can't so like
it's better and it's been way easier over the past
fifteen plus years to just not drink. But with sugar,
I'm always telling myself, like you can moderate, like don't
be so all or nothing about it. And you know,
sugar is in a lot of foods, so I get
very like, oh, you don't have to be so perfect
all the time. But the thing is, it's dessert. If
I'm eating dessert, I'm going to eat all the desserts.
I'm gonna to do the thing where like, if I'm
out to lunch with some friends and they order dessert,
I'm gonna be It's like if it's like wine, it's
like I'm going to be looking at that dessert, I'm
gonna have a bite of it, and then I'm gonna
be like, oh my god, that was so good, Like
why are they not eating more of it? Like it's
just sitting there like oh, and then I'm gonna have
another bite, and then I'm gonna be like are they
are they watching me? Like do they think I'm being
a pig? Like do they think like, oh, why is
she eating all of our dessert? Like you know what
I mean?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah. And then it's if it's sitting there and there's
like four bites left, I'm gonna be like, how are
these bitches not demolishing this cheesecake? It's just freaking sitting there.
Then I start getting like a little bit angry about it,
like oh, I just really want to eat it. And
then I'll just keep like my spoon, I'll keep taking
over there and taking a little bit more until it's
like I can't.
Speaker 1: I mean, I just I think that you know, I
guess you recognize that you have an addictive person out,
which is good, but I don't. I just I guess
I don't know. I don't understand that like having to
need the to keep going so like when you.
Speaker 2: I know, Klin doesn't even have a sweet tooth.
Speaker 3: I don't. But it's funny when I'm like eating healthy,
when I'm doing my keto, after a couple of days,
I start to develop like a sweet tooth, Like I
never crave like a cookie. But if I'm like only
on Keto for like three or four days, I start
to actually develop like kind of a sugar craving.
Speaker 2: Really, yeah, I wonder what that is.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Wow, A lot of people have said to me, like,
maybe you have like a it's like a nutritional deficit
that makes you like crave sugar. I don't think that's
what it is, because I've played with different types of
eating in my life. It doesn't matter. It's it's that
sugar is freakin delicious. Yeah, And it's a substance that
like changes alters your mood a little bit, Like it
feels really pleasurable to eat sugar. And then when I
do something like that, then I just can't feel like
I can't stop right.
Speaker 1: Well, that's understandable because.
Speaker 2: When I'm not eating sugar, I don't like when I'm
when I'm good, like when it's been like a month,
I am like I get used to it. Then I
don't crave it all the time. The craving goes away,
and I feel more sober, more balanced, it's more even keeled,
less like obsessive.
Speaker 1: So you just have to get over that first few
weeks of a hump to get back into the groove
of yeah, not thinking I'm not crazy for anybody that's
like hearing this and going like.
Speaker 2: So you can't have any sugar? Can you have fruit? Yes? Yeah?
Speaker 1: No, I insane. Yeah.
Speaker 2: The other night I ate an entire pomegranate, So like yeah,
and I will do that obsessively too, But like, how
much binging can you really do on like a pomegranate?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: You know what I mean exactly?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Like, once you've eaten a pomegranate and you're like,
that's really sweet, you're done, Like it's fruit.
Speaker 1: Yes, No one's.
Speaker 2: Driving to the grocery store at three in the morning
for some fruit, right right?
Speaker 1: Right? You know what's funny is uh interesting because we're
talking about this, uh Nikki Glazer last night, I don't know.
In one of the Red Carpet interviews, she said that
she was sober from a four years now of reading
hate online about herself. Really yeah.
Speaker 2: She said that like as a like she was making
a joke.
Speaker 1: She was saying it like and then and then she
followed up with she is sober, Yes, she is, she's
been sober, she's been sober.
Speaker 2: But she started with I just saw California sober. I
think she smokes. I think she smokes pop. I'm not sure,
but yeah, but still yeah she went drinking. Yeah ten years.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but yeah, no, she's four years now. She has
not gone online red they hate she says, she misses
the good stuff that they would say about her, but
she's completely off.
Speaker 2: That's so interesting, I know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, good for her for her smart girl.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you really shouldn't read the comments.
Speaker 1: That's what I've always said.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's hard though, because we're in a situation, you know,
where people like to tell you know, it's that your thing.
I think you should know, right, yeah, this and then
when you hear that, you're like, what the fuck? And
then like you're like, how dare they? As we have
been experiencing. Yeah, and then but it is so funny
because as we have talked about, and we talked about
it on Patreon, there is a hate group about us.
But when I think about it's so funny because like
the idea and the Reddit stuff too, but the idea
that people care so much about us. It's like so
funny because you got we're not even celebrities, and there
are people that like literally parse every word that we
say and go like, oh my god, Linette this or
Stephanie talked about this, she's so stupid or she's so
uh whatever. But like it's meat, like, it's so funny,
it's so it's and also it.
Speaker 1: Is fuck are they talking? It's but who they?
Speaker 2: Who they talking to?
Speaker 1: Nobody gives a rats act.
Speaker 2: They have found like five friends are also so enraged
that we have a show that they don't have to
listen to. But when you think about it like that,
like yeah, you're just talking to another person. That's just like,
oh my god, help them so much, right, they're such assholes.
It's like, oh, okay, you could also just not listen.
Speaker 1: I guess right, Yeah, yeah, no, it's it's yeah. I
think it's a good thing though, to not you know,
to read about hate stuff or you know, it's like
to not Yeah, like it's fine to do the Facebook
R for Crying Out Loud group. That's great. You know,
that's as supportive community. Yeah, yeah, you know those are
our people. But like outside of that. I just don't.
I don't. I've never really never been a big fan
of it, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't. I don't. I don't have any idea
like what goes on in the hate group unless somebody
tells us something like a specific thing and then and
that's in the terms of like kicking people out who
are over there saying things like being transphobic or whatever. Okay,
well fuck off, but in general, I don't know what
they're talking about.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well have fun, have at it, have fun.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but that's that's actually really cool.
Speaker 1: Yeah, not cool.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, on that note, speaking of like Patreon people,
we have had another patriot this week.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, it was a good Patreon.
Speaker 2: That was I have a little story about something that
has to do with school that's like a little weird, right, Yeah.
Speaker 1: It's a very definitely odd. Yeah, he has get out
of SNL almost like yeah, it was just kind.
Speaker 2: Of again, but stat's a ze on this one. Yeah, like,
don't go, don't try to do any digging. Okay, Okay.
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