Speaker 1: I made a decision pay Sunny Sun yet on ihad
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Speaker 2: Hey, everybody, welcome to for crying out loud. We love you, guys,
we appreciate you. We're happier here.
Speaker 1: So happier here. Yeah, Happy Friday, Happy Friday.
Speaker 2: And next week I will have a link up to
the memorial page for Phil for people to donate for
other families that need help and emergency care.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so that'll be coming. Do you know what I
did want to give you a little update on Yes,
not Bob yet, Okay, I wanted to tell you it's
so funny about my my I'm still on my GLP journey. Yeah,
so I'm down to I do it like every two
weeks and I'm still at a very low dose. And
it's so weird because I was noticing when I was
at the speech and debate competition. So normally the way
the way my food compulsion goes, like especially if I'm
at a place where there's just like a lot of snacks,
because they really kind of spoil the judges. They serve
you breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Wow, because you're there for
twelve were there for a long time. Yeah that makes sense,
but it feels like a lot of meals. It feels
like it's always, especially because the dinner meals like at five,
lunch was at like twelve thirty, Like you're always always
like here's your meal, I swear to you. My friend
was was eating like I would normally snack, nothing crazy,
but like, you know, she's having her chips. There's chips,
there's candy, there's there's stuff, and like, so there was breakfast.
They had all these pastries. I wasn't trying to not
eat a pastry, but they also had bagels and cream cheese,
and I was like, I'm gonna have a bagel and
like a little bit of cream cheese, and I wasn't.
It wasn't on purpose. I wasn't like, oh, I shouldn't
eat any pastry. I was just like that sounds sounds good.
So I had a bagel coffee, and then a long
time went by. Then I had like a little half
a subway sandwich for lunch, and I was like homeful.
My friend's eating chips and like having some cookies and stuff,
and I was like, I'm good. I don't really feel
like it again not trying right Then later in the
day I was getting bored because my friend went out
to go talk to her daughter, and I was like,
let me go see what this cookie situation is yet,
so I did. I looked at the cookies. I was like,
you know what, I'm gonna have a couple of cookies,
had a two little chocolate chip cookies, and then had
I was like, let me go look at this candy situation.
And I had two little mini Twizzler things like Blake,
you would you pass out for Halloween? Yes, I ate that.
I love like twiddlers. I love Twizzlers. And I was like,
I'm so good, like that was a nice little afternoon
treat promptly like forgot wasn't like, oh now I've had that,
Like what else could I have? Right? Like a bunch
more candy? Let me save some for later. Never had
any more. Then they had dinner and I got like
a little bit of everything, but I have like a
few bites of everything. And then I was like I'm full.
That's great. And this was many days into the last
time I took it. Oh really, yeah, because I'm doing
it like like literally every two weeks.
Speaker 2: Oh I didn't think I'm still losing weight. You look,
yes you do. I was gonna tell you.
Speaker 1: John was like, Okay, don't don't lose any more weight.
You're starting to look thin. And I'm like, well, that's
crazy because I am not trying right, Like, I'm literally
at this point just not wanting to have the food noise.
But I'm like, yeah, well that's good. Yeah, last night
I had a little ice cream. It's not a thing
where it's making me not want to eat. I just
don't want to have a huge bowl of ice cream.
I want to have like a little bit of ice cream. Yeah,
And I'm like that tastes so good, and then I
forget about it, right, that's great kind of And then
so then sometimes I see people on threads or I
don't I'm not on Twitter, but some people have gotten
very political about GLPS. Really you're like, yeah, I saw
somebody this morning that was like, yeah, after seeing how
many people get ozembic face, no, thanks, I won't be.
I won't be. I'll be declining in a GLPS. And
then somebody wrote that's that's nice for you, good, right,
But like why why why are people so against it?
Speaker 2: Well, because everybody's got an opinion online, everybody's got to
say something everybody's got to give their opinion, you know.
Speaker 1: Well, like there's people that are pretty overweight that have
a really strong opinion about like I'll never use a GLP.
It's like, okay, right, well you're missing out because it's
a super easy way to like drop some pounds. That
is not to say that everybody needs to be thin,
of course not, but like it's a tool, yes if
you if it's something that you think would help you, Like,
why would you be against somebody using it? Right? Like right, yeah,
especially somebody who's dealt with like weight issues their whole life, right,
Like why would you be like, oh, that's the easy
way out or something? Okay, right, I mean I'm also
a shortcuts person. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And also you like from what you were telling me,
like doctor knock Around said, there's a lot of benefits
to it, anti inflammatory, you.
Speaker 1: Know, it's it apparently literally helps people prevent Alzheimer's. Yeah,
that's great. I'm on a topic label, but I'm just saying,
like there's so if you are struggling with like a
food addiction, or even if you're not very overweight, like
I don't see why you couldn't be on a really
low dose your dosing and help you like just feel
more normal.
Speaker 2: Right, And that's what it seems like, the benefits you
got from it, you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's just so funny when you're online and people
are so mad about it, Like all right, I settled down. Yeah,
relax with your strong opinions like what other people do
with their bodies. Yeah, that's ridiculous. Now I'm gonna double
my dose. Fuck off, that's funny. Well, I have my appointment.
I'm gonna make my appointments soon to go see him.
We're loving doctor knock around. Yeah, I get my we
can't help it. Yeah, I had an appointment with him
a while ago that I told you about. Then he's
not very good at like following up. No though they don't.
They do all this blood work, and it's like so important, right,
You never hear from him, right, You got to call
him and then he'll call you back and you'll have
your and then he'll tell you yeah, and he's like,
your numbers are all really good except for your low
on vitamin D. I was that way too. It's the
same thing.
Speaker 2: The last time I went last year, everything was good
except low on vitamin D. And he gave me a
prescription for these green vitamin D pills.
Speaker 1: Same, yeah, and then you have to take him like
once a week, yes, once a week yeah, yeah, and
then I forget and then you just sit there. I'm
trying to decide if the vitamin D is gives me
a little stomach ache or not.
Speaker 2: Yes, I know some of that stuff does. Like the
antibiotics I'm on makes me nauseous if I don't eat something.
Speaker 1: I hate that. Yeah. Well I only took mine this morning,
as you heard on Tuesday show, right, so I'm not
struggling yet, but I'll eat something after this. Yeah, I
mean I'm hungry. Yeah that's good. Yeah, well you look good,
you look great things. Yeah. I mean. The thing is
that before I went on it, and I know, people
upset because I said how much I weighed and people
were like, that's crazy that you said that. You're not
even overweight, and it's like, of course, and I've probably
lost like, I don't know, seventeen eighteen nineteen pounds. Wow.
But because I was at a weight that was uncomfortable
for me and none of my clothes fit, and now
all of my clothes fit again, that's amazing. But I'm
not feeling like, oh my god, I want to be
like yeah, oh a weigh one hundred and ten pounds.
I'm not crazy. No, no, it doesn't change your personality.
Speaker 2: No, it doesn't you but you look you look great,
you look healthy.
Speaker 1: Well, this is the thing. It's like I wanted to
be on this medication because I do still have a
goal of supermodeling, and like now I can do that.
I mean America's next to brunch me like my supermodel
crew now, like I support you. You're really not sorry
that I can still be a supermodel, like at going
on sixty. That's right, you can do America's math mod
be mad. But like Hira Banks, they see something in me,
that's right.
Speaker 2: Yes, and she's not going to like change your teeth
and take the space away.
Speaker 1: Oh, because she's like you're so beautiful. You're not like
you're a little bit off the north. You're like quite
a bit older than a lot of people that we
normally like try to build their careers. Right, so we
got to go fast with you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, time's a ticket. Oh my god, did you see
that that America stop next Time Model? Yes, oh my god,
it's crazy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was how TV was back then, though, you know,
TV was so there's a lot of shows that were
brutal on contestants and things like that. I know they
acted like she was doing that makeover show The Swan.
Oh my god, the Swan. I mean, how do you
get so mad because you wanted somebody to take the
gap out of their teeth when these people are like,
you want to come on the Swan, Well, we're going
to do like a hundred surgeries on you, right and
make you go to life. Believe nobody died on that.
Now that show is crazy? Why don't they should do
an expose on that show? That would be great in
anybody doing like, forget America's Next Top Model, The Swan Swan?
They did The Biggest Loser, they did that, but yeah,
that's right, great, so why would you not do the Swan.
Speaker 2: Hopefully they're working on it. That'd be great. We talked
to is somebody at Netflix?
Speaker 1: Maybe do you have any friends at ABC that you
could see? Yeah? I do, well, yeah go picture it? Okay,
all right? Do they take request? There was only like
two seasons of The Swan, right, I don't know. There's
The Swan and then there was like who wants to
Marry a millionaire. That was ridiculous. That was with Okay,
so the guy Rick Rockwell, did we ever talk about this? No,
because Rick Rockwell was the guy for who Wants to
Marry a Millionaire? And a bunch of my friends we
all knew him because we were he was a stand
up comedian. Oh and the what he was known for
was wearing these pants that had flames on them. First
of all, not cute and also not a millionaire.
Speaker 2: So was he Wasn't there two guys and they just
didn't know who a millionaire was?
Speaker 1: Oh no, that was Joe. Oh that was Joe millionaire.
Yeah that was okay for a lot of shows like this,
But the og who wants to Marry a Millionaire Mike
Flice was this guy named Rick Rockwell. Okay, and he
was not funny, it's very annoying, and wore flame pants
and turned out and turned out to be a kind
of abusive. There was other shady stuff and he did
not have a million dollars. Wow, yeah, that's crazy. Why
did you do a show on that? They should do
a show on that. But I feel like nobody would
be that shocked, right, like, well, yeah, reality TV? Right,
that's crazy. That he wasn't a millionaire. But the Swan
was crazy. Remember the reveals on that where these people
they all look the same. It really should have been
like a Twilight Zone or Black Mirror episode. Yes, they
all ended up with like huge lips right, like crazy cheeks,
big teeth, yes, chick lit teeth, yes, yeah, very plasticky looking.
Speaker 2: I feel like I just saw something on the Swan.
Maybe there was a documentary about shows back then, and
then I watched recently, like the nineties or some TV
in the nineties. I don't know, but I do remember
seeing something recently about the Swan and all the procedures
and all the medical procedures that they had to do,
and the diets that they put on them and made
them exercise like crazy, these boot camps while they're in bandages,
like these poor people.
Speaker 1: Like mummies going through they were versus. Yeah. Yeah, they
were like all bandaged up, and then they getting up
in the morning and you know, with the workout guy
and like out there in their sweats and their bandages.
Poor people, I know. Yeah, crazy. Yeah. Remember when we
had final inches, Oh my god, we had our own
plastic surgery, and I remember I was so scared of it.
It was caused like I've got a really big butt,
like I could, I should do it. Yeah, we did
that so long ago place called you me and Kafe. Yeah,
it was like an Orange County or something. Yes, And
I wasn't going to do it, but then Kathy was like, well,
I'm doing it and Lynette's doing it, so you're going
to be basically be left out. Like I was like, well,
what are you doing and she was like, I'm doing
my arm did it and like something else.
Speaker 2: Something to take out the extra weight. I think I
did my stomach.
Speaker 1: You did your stomach and because it.
Speaker 2: Was after my C section, okay, and I had like
a pooch, so they like tried they flattened it.
Speaker 1: Well, I did like my like saddle bags right like
back of my thighs, and then they also did some
inner thighs okay. But and I remember that they were
like I was like, well, I'll do it, but I
don't want any pain meds, right I didn't, Yeah, me neither.
And then I did somehow. I was like in a
lot of pain because they're like, oh yeah, yeah, they
sold it to us. Well, we didn't have to buy it,
but They're like, it's not gonna hurt at all. Right,
We're gonna be fine.
Speaker 2: You totally just have you had to wear like a yes,
they gave me I repeal, and they gave you a
compress and you know, compression garment that you had to wear.
Speaker 1: Yes, like two weeks. But we were all freaking out,
well at least you and I were. Yeah, we were
calling each other and I was like, I don't know,
this feels weird. Yeah, I don't feel good. I'm like,
it was like cause a lot of anxiety.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it did. I now I forgot all about that.
I remember having those those garments on those around my
stomach and it was like some time too, so I
was like sweating. I didn't I was scared.
Speaker 1: I remember calling you and being like, I think my
thighs are two different sizes. Oh my god, I remember that.
And you were like, I think it's normal. I think
that's normally swelling, the swelling and it's going to heal.
And I was like, okay, but it looks weird. What
if they fucked up? Right? And then it turned out
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Speaker 1: Mm hmm. So I just remember that when I was
having my actual it's it's light bo but it's like
some kind of like less invasive it was supposed to
be because it's final inches it's not like, they don't
put you under. It's you. You're not going to go
to sleep, right, it's like twilight. No, it's not twilight.
They just numbed the area. Okay, okay, So they just
start doing like some surface kind of lipos. So they
give you lytokane. They inject you with lytocane. But so
they're like, yeah, you're not even you don't go under.
I vaguely remember that. So they're like, take ay. They
said you could take a xanax, which before you do it,
which I think I did not. So then I'm laying
there and then the lyightocane that they inject you with
hurts her fucking bad. It was horrible. It was such
bad pain. And I was like, oh my god, that
hurts so much. And I remember the lady being kind
of a bitch or she was like, it doesn't hurt
that bad.
Speaker 2: It's gonna it's gonna it'll you'll get nam quick.
Speaker 1: You'll get namn quick. Yeah. She was like yeah, it's
just and then I was like, nobody really really hurts,
and she goes, well, do you want me to stop?
They were bitchy, they were she acted like I was
being the biggest baby. Yeah, yeah, and then we drove
home in a limo or something. We sent a limo.
Yet that was so we all went at different times though, Yeah,
I think so too. We weren't together. Didn't you and
Kathy go together? I don't feel like I did. No,
I feel I feel like maybe you and Kathy went
together maybe or maybe we all went separately.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I can't remember, but yeah, it was really far
and coming home in the car was sucked because you're
like in pain in your numb and it's starting to
wear off and you don't know what you're in for.
Speaker 1: I just remember being really upset in the shower because
that's where you would because you'd have to take off
your obviously, and I'd be like, oh, no, what did
I do? Yes? Yes, I looked very misshapen. Right. It
all worked out, It all worked out, thank god. Yeah.
So I went an update on uh bab Loo baba Loo.
So bab a Loo is great. I haven't seen that
much of him because well, and on the show last week,
I did an episode with Tamra if anybody didn't listen
and wants to go back, and I talked about this
ridiculous obedience class we went to Oh, really, Bob was
really good and he's learning commands, but the other dog
was kind of an asshole, and the it was just
us too. And then yesterday today's Monday, so yesterday would
have been the second class, and I just didn't have
the heart to tell John to go on his own.
Oh so it was just depressing. Yeah, so I want
to do some kind of like agility training or something.
This dog has a lot of energy, I see, but
he's not like crazy or hyper in the house. But okay,
here's one thing that he does that is gonna be tough. Okay,
my friend's dog does this when he gets excited when
somebody comes over. He peees a little bit on the floor. Oh,
and I know he can't help it. It is not
a housebroken, right because he could have just gone on
a walk. But if you walk in the house. So
what last night I told I texted John. I said,
I'm having been gone twelve hours. I go, I think
Bob's gonna pee when he sees me. Yeah, sure enough
he did and dribbled some pee when he saw me. Oh,
I know, don't they grow out of that a little
bit or something? I don't know. Yeah, Hattie, Well, I
don't know how you train him out of it, because
it seems so my girlfriend Lara, my friend Laura, her
dog does it too, and it's and she told me
that they just started. What they do is if somebody
comes over, they put him in the backyard until and
so he can see, yeah, somebody's come over and get
his excitement out. Then that's a good idea. Oftentimes, when
he does meet the person and they start petting him,
he does dribble some pea. Oh she said. It's a
pain in the ass and it has not been stopped.
But okay, So that's the one little news. The good
news is okay. And another thing is he is a
little bit destructive, like the chewing well he is. He
he's puppyish, so he will go in the trash. He
likes to shred paper. And we're trying to figure out
how to train him from doing that. And so we're
scared to leave him completely by himself because we don't
want to shut him in a crate because that will
give him a negative connotation with the right. But so
we're gonna try, and we just haven't done it yet
to leave him alone for like twenty minutes. See what
he gets into. Yeah, yeah, we had to put the
trash away, right, yes, like we empty the trash every day,
make sure there's yet. But he can get into the
kitchen trash that has a lid, right, but because he
knows to like poke it up with his nose and
then get his face in there. Ugh. Oh that's the worst.
Speaker 2: Phil would do that too, gets in the trash after
you leave.
Speaker 1: So every time you're in the house and you just
hear some rustling, you're like, what is Bob up to?
If you go Bob, he'll come running and you know,
but here's the good news. Sleeps through the night. He
is sleeping in our bed. But he is really being good.
He just like he tries to cuddle with you, but
then he will go to the foot of the bed
does his own thing. Yeah, he's very cuddly. He he
thinks he's petting you, like he'll take his paw and
put it on you and like put it on your head. Yes, yes,
really cute. Yeah Phil used to do that. Yeah, very loving,
and he loves other dogs and he loves all people
that he meets. Like there's no real red flags in
that way. It's just like that's odd. That's a great
new dog. Yeah, that's great. I remember when we lost
Molly was like in August and then we got Phil
in December. And I remember when we first got Phil,
Phil was a puppy and everything, but I was like
I was not bonding with Phil at all really. No.
Speaker 2: I was like, I just got to be like the
mother of this dog and train him, you know, because
he's a puppy, and put him in his crate and
try and crate train. Like I was in that mode,
and I loved him, but I wasn't like, you know,
I was I don't know if Mollie was still in
my head or something, but I was just like, this
is not Mollie.
Speaker 1: This is totally a different dog. Like he is nothing
like Mollie.
Speaker 2: And he was kind of a bully, you know, and
had his way of telling you what he wanted.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: He'd go to the door and bang on the door
and bang on the door until you let him out,
and then he'd go in the pool and then he'd
come back all wet, and then he'd bang and bang
and bang and want to come back. And it's like, yo,
you're all fucking wet and it's eleven o'clock at night,
and then he'd come in and he'd get on Sonny's
bed all wet, you know, and I was just like,
this dog is such a pain in the house. Woo,
you know, I'm trying to train it. And I mean after,
I mean eventually, of course I fell in love with him,
but it took me a while.
Speaker 1: I didn't bond with him right away. And you guys
sent him to boot camp. We had to because sometimes.
Speaker 2: Right one time he went for like a month or
something because Adam was redoing the whole house. Right there
was floors that were poxied floors, couldn't have phill there.
So he went there and we went and visited him,
and then they taught us like what he was doing
obedient training. He was behaved, He learned it, and then
he was teaching Sonny and Italian me what to do
and how to handle it. And then he comes home
and like nobody follows through with the commands. And that
was that he would get on the couch if he
wanted to get on the couch, you'd get on the
bed if you want. He would, you know, do his thing,
and just let him do his thing. And then he
was a puppy and then he cut he grew out
of it. You know, he was tearing up shoes and
eating socks and stuff like that and early on, and
then he totally grew out of that and just became
mellow and you know, and and it's like Sonny and
I were talking about it the other day about a
new dog. You know, it's like I just I just
want my same pill I want the same dog as Phil.
Speaker 1: You know. I mean that's how I felt for a
while with Penelope. Yeah, I was thinking about you. Difference though,
is that Penelope wasn't the same Penelope that we had
like three years before, right. I mean I did not
have a dog that wanted to go for walks, you know. Yeah.
I didn't have a dog that got excited about much.
She didn't have a lot of energy, right, And then
I had a dog that was barking all night. So yeah,
it's like, okay, well I want the I want my
old Penelope back, right right? Yeah? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Anyway, any who, any who, what are you watching? I
am like a loving love story. I know you haven't
been watching it, but it's it's it's so hard because,
like you you see them in this love story show.
But it's like, how do they really know what the
dialogue was between Jackie Oh at the dinner table, you.
Speaker 1: Know what I mean? Or right, whatever they like. Daryl
Hannah was his girlfriend before Kroenbusset and she was still
kind of in the picture when he met carolynbus That
and Daryl Hannah is her character is.
Speaker 2: She looks so pathetic, she looks clingy, she's inappropriate.
Speaker 1: She shows up at Jackie Oh's.
Speaker 2: Funeral and when he didn't invite her, and she just
she's doing cocaine. She's like having a party with people
in his apartment when he comes home and he was
not happy about it. Just like making her look like
whiny and terrible and apparently, I guess she came out
with this whole piece in the New York Times or
somewhere I think over the weekend, talking about like that
is not me, That is not portrayed, That is not
how our relationship was. I never showed up to a
Jackie to her funeral. I never did this. I never
did cocaine. I never had friends over his house when
he wasn't there, blah blah blah. So that's interesting, But
the story, I mean, watching these two, I would be
so fucking pissed if I were her.
Speaker 1: Kind of reminds me a tiny bit of our Patreon.
So imagine if that was on an even bigger scale. Yeah,
I can't imagine. That would be so messed up it is.
And also, if you're Daryl Hannah, you're like, oh my god,
I'm not even that famous anymore. How am I getting right?
Why do I get it? Yes? Shots at me?
Speaker 2: Yes, And like, I've never stole to sold a story
to the press, because that's what they show like in
the show, Like she just they made her look so
but she called you know, Ryan Murphy out and she
was like, that's ridiculous. It's not accurate at all at all. Yeah,
and so she had like to defend herself and she's like,
I usually don't do this, but I feel like I
have to because they're using my name and they're using
my likeness in some character that is not me, and
it's not what happened. So then you make then it
makes you wonder like what else is not really you know?
Speaker 1: Like right, you know, so I guess it's more based
on a true story. Yeah, it's based on a true story.
I mean drama.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I mean there was a lot of There
was a paparazzi, famous paparazzi fight between the two of
them in the park, which I've seen the real footage of,
and they're like like going half for each other and
hitting each other, and she takes a ring off and
she gives it to.
Speaker 1: Him or Carolyn.
Speaker 2: And John, Carolyn and John, and he takes the ring
off of her finger, takes it back. They have their
dog with them, and it keeps going and she's like
she's runs after him from behind, jumps on him, like
puts them in a headlock, and they're fighting and screaming
at each other. And apparently the paparazzi that caught all
that said that they were fighting because he was flirting
with some girl at a party, but in the show,
they're fighting because she he just proposed to her and
he said he wouldn't put his relationship in the press,
but then he went to the press and said he
wasn't dating her or something like that. So it was
about that, which apparently it wasn't about that the real fight.
Speaker 1: But oh interesting. Yeah, I mean, it's it's it's all
it's but it's good. I like it.
Speaker 2: The two actors are incredible playing them. They have great chemistry.
Speaker 1: I think the episodes are you. I think there's like
five or six now every Thursday. Yeah. Oh, so it's
gonna be even more than that. It's not like a limited.
Speaker 2: No, I think there's gonna be like maybe eight total, Okay,
because I don't think there's gonna be a season two
spoiler alerts, right yeah, right, but okay, Yeah, it's good.
Speaker 1: It's juicy, it's fun to watch, okay. And the music
is great. It's like all like nineties soundtrack from the nineties,
you know, love that. Yeah, it's great. Yeah, you know what,
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Availability and coverage vary by state and insurance plan. Nice. Yeah, okay,
all right, so you've also watched you told me, h,
love is blind? Yes, which this week you will have
just watched the reunion. Yeah, I'm excited. Yeah, I'm excited
for the reunion. Remember when we went to the reunion live?
Speaker 2: Yes, the first time Netflix had it on live TV.
You got us in right or yeah, my friend Jody
knew the one of the lawyers for the show.
Speaker 1: Yes. And it ended up sucking because because it was live,
we didn't get any behind the scenes juice because like
nothing happened in between scenes it was live well, and
also it was kept getting delayed. It was like dudung.
There's the Netflix thing. It was supposed to go live,
but it didn't. There was a delay, and then we
were so hungry. We were sitting there for I got
a blow for a bag of chips around right right
now and one of your friends, yeah, it came over,
brought us some chips the green room. Yeah. Yeah, that
will be the last time I go to a freaking
reunion and you're freezing, remember right inside super Studio. Yeah,
I had brought a jacket, so I wasn't that cold.
But I think I might have lent it to you
for or maybe Patrick gave you it. Yeah, okay, yeah
it was cold. But the problem was we did not
get any juice. There was nothing. Now, we might as
well have watched it on TV, which which so we
waited and waited, and then I went on Reddit and
I tried to do like it asked me anything I
was at the live studio taping, and they didn't believe me.
Really you want to you have to send proof And
I was like, what proof? Am I gonna what? They
take our phones? Didn't they take our phone? Yes? Yea,
so this was later. I was like, I was there.
You could ask me questions about what it was like
to be at the live taping, right, nobody they took
down my post. Oh god, well okay, well whatever. I
didn't have that much juice to share it. Yeah, yeah,
they stopped doing that, thank godas ago, Yeah, thank god. Yeah,
but yeah, what do you think I mean?
Speaker 2: These people were really like boring Ohio, Like come on,
Ohio from Ohio. Represent Like the guys were all kind
of stupid and kind of they all look the same
to me. And there was just that one couple that
I was happy for.
Speaker 1: The Vic and Christine. Yes, Christina. They were so cute, like, Okay,
that's great. I don't know if the other one that's
married is going to be still together. And the kind
of a little slightly chubby guy, yeah, the single mom. Yes.
I thought I thought for sure he was going to
say no, So I feel like, now everybody's seen the reunion,
so it doesn't matter. But I've read a lot of
spoilers that they really don't make it.
Speaker 2: I had a few I was going to say, I
bet by the time the reunion they're not together.
Speaker 1: Still. I feel like maybe he didn't to embarrass her,
so he said yes, but then had doubts afterward. I
don't know, what do you. I don't think I was shocked.
Speaker 2: He said yes, shocked, and I think she was too, Yeah,
because he was like telling his parents like, I don't
want to move to where she wants me to move.
I want to stay in the city where I can
go to concerts and restaurant and I ain't going to
Mount Vernon where she wants to.
Speaker 1: You know, it was like, what a weird thing to
be on a show where you're going to get married
but you don't want it, and you knew she told
you right away. I'm a single mom, right and my
kid's young, So you have to know that if you're
dating a single parent who with a young child, your
life is going to have to revolve around like you
have to live where that kid goes to school. Well,
how do you get close to the time that you're
going to say yes and go, well, I'm not going
to move. Oh, so you expect her to drive an
hour each way right for her kids' school? Right, come on,
I know. And then there was that other couple with
the douchebag soccer guy. Oh my god, and she drop
that hammer on him. Yeah.
Speaker 2: She was like, I ain't marrying you, and also you're
a fucking liar and I don't believe anything. And I
would have had red flags long time ago, but I
would have just sucked it up, but I'm not doing
that now. And she was just like she laid it
down on him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she was like, oh hell no. But the weird
thing was before that, she kept saying, yeah, I mean,
I don't know if he's going to say no. I
don't I don't think he's going to say I mean,
I don't think he's going to say yes, but I'm
kind of expecting him to say no. But if he
does say yes, like I'll be so happy, then I'll
have found the love of my life. Right, So I
feel like all that shit was pre planned. Yes, yeah,
because why go through all the like he's so great,
he could be the love of my life and then go, well,
I think she thought that she was going to get
the first option yes, and then she was going to
be able to say no, right right, but he said yes,
oh no, but they asked him first. Then she interrupted
and she was like, well you were going to say
no anyway, so I'm saying no, yes, that's right. It's
just so stupid. It's so stupid, I know. But like
I was like, oh damn, and his mom's sitting there
going what the what, like shaking her head like pissed off.
And then they thought mom was ridiculous. She was even
raised him. She's like a truck never around. Yeah, suddenly
she's like a total like mama bear right, it's right,
I know. And then was that it like who else come? Yeah?
Because well then there was the couple that broke got
the morning of which I was so oh. The girl
who was like clingy, yeah, like you got to tell
me I'm pretty or whatever. Yeah, she was like you
never give me any compliments yeah, and he's like, well
I can.
Speaker 2: They wouldn't be like truthful if they'll be forced. That
guy didn't want to get married either, absolutely not just
freckle guy.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, he didn't want to get married, okay,
But also I want to talk about the show that
you told me to watch. You're Grief and Despair. You
were like, but honestly, please watch the show. Yes, Murder
and Glitter City m or something right, Murder and Glitterball
City of Hulu. It was like a three parter, but okay,
so I think it was a part two.
Speaker 2: But it had like so many characters in the show
that were kind of interesting and like it made for
like that kind of kooky documentary. Revolved around a murder,
but also the town and the houses and the architecture
of this town. Where is this town in South Caroline, Carolina,
South Carolina? And the houses are haunted or whatever, and
this gay couple lived there and then found out that
the one of them buried another guy that they had
a threesome with in the basement of the house. And
then I can now, I can't remember because I wasn't
during my grief.
Speaker 1: So there was one guy. One guy's name is like Johnny,
and I want to say the other one's name is Jeffrey.
So Johnny is the one that was like tattoos, like
crazy hair, like punk punk, right, And then the other
guy was this kind of like buttoned up, straight laced,
like straight dorky computer guy. But then you kind of
find out that the straight laced guy is worse than
is more of like socio. Yes, he was a Socio
bad and it was I still don't really understand one
hundred percent. Like they they start, they make a recording,
and the one guy is like I'm being forced to
like I'm gonna kill myself or something. But I just
want you to know that this guy didn't do I committed.
I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't remember that. Yeah, I do remember the recording,
but I can't remember. But yeah, he had a gun
and the other guy was like laying on the bed.
But then that turned out to be kind of like
it's just a show thing. I guess like they fake
they stage that. It's pretty interesting. I mean it had
like crazy cast of characters, and yeah, in my depths
of my grief and my flu I was watching it
but I can't remember.
Speaker 1: And then they had the trial at the end. I
don't know. It's pretty good. It was, really, it was good.
I started getting lost. It felt a little like bear Brook,
where yeah, wait, I don't know who is who here?
But and I was getting really tired. I was not
sleeping that well, so I kept getting tired at night.
So I started bare like I'd turn it back on
and then I'd be like, what's happening and then clunk yeah,
and then fall asleep. But it was very crazy. Yeah,
he's cast to characters. Yeah, and then the one guy
when they were there was a good interrogation scene. There's
like a lot of interrogation. He's like very much lying
and he's like, well, I really, what I'm really concerned
about right now is my cats. Like sorry, like I know,
I know this is like a murder investigation, and I
got you and I'm so sorry, but like I'm very
anxious about getting back to my cats. Okay, that's all right,
I know. Yeah. They had good interrogation scenes. She's good.
And then they turned on each other. This boyfriend's this couple.
They start to turn on each other. What wasn't me
that did it? Was he? He did it? You know?
And then he was like, I didn't do it. He
did it. And then they go to trial and then
they then they testify against each other in the trial.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, and then I think at the end you
figure out who really did it.
Speaker 1: Okay, I have to go get back into it. Yeah,
because it is pretty good. Yeah, all right, well let's
let's say hello to our friends. We've got Katie's rolling
on e don't forget my love Katie, No, we love her.
Richard frolicker, still frolicking. Yup, Nikki, call your girls. Elizabeth
Williamson's got a lot of kids, and Rita is rocking
them in her bossy yet Polly.
Speaker 2: We love your pancakes. Valerie hits it out of the park, Katerina,
check that Moler girl. Gabby and Missy those two you
know they went missing. Oh, everyone underground, they're off the grid.
I think there's a Hulu documentary about that.
Speaker 1: That's right. Sean fospeg God asked, it's so cute, Kelly Brandt,
she's your aunt, Alicia Seconte cityl Monte. Also, let me
tell you this. I've been doing on Tuesdays, these one
off writing classes, and guess what, Rebecca Lubin came to
my class, and she's so freaking talented. I could see
that she brought in this piece of writing that was
so good. Oh that's nice. Oh you're very talented. Leslie
with the coughing and the antibiotics. Aaron is a dirty Sanchez, Sandra,
get up. No, it's not easy. Stephanie's a stinker rinker,
Christa get the strap. Kelsey's between two ferns. And then
Adam Lerner can get you a car. It can make
it really easy. Adam's got a car dot com. Yeah yeah,
all right, everybody, We love you, guys, your parent now,
don't f it up. That ain't go