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Speaker 2: Hey, everybody welcome Patreon, right, yeah, it's just Patreon. Yeah
it is no ads for you motherfuckers, but do not
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Speaker 3: So there really is the best law.
Speaker 2: According to Sean Cassidy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh my god, he was so great. I know
Stephanie haven't seen each other since we left with Sean Cassidy.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. So many stories, Yeah.
Speaker 3: A lot of stories. So I was telling Stephanie before
the show. We were talking about, uh, what to talk about?
I'm Patreon and uh yeah I had some slumber party,
slumber party drama, drama we both did. Yeah, so random.
I know, is last night not last night? But the
night is for Laura. Robberts came on my door and
I went out. They came in me overhead. No, it
was the Niagaria. It was no Okay, son Italia, I
got okay. Let me back up. There's this nice, sweet
girl who's precocious, but she's I like her, like, I
think she's sweet, although sometimes she says she does things
like I said to her on a trip on a
field trip, I go, hey, hey, mama. She wasn't in
my group, right, And I go, hey, Mama, and she
and then like three hours later, Natalia goes, Mom, can
you not call my friends? Mama?
Speaker 4: Oh my god?
Speaker 3: And I was like, fucked out, little mother, Wow, fucking anyway,
Italian is calling me anyway, So I said, uh, so,
she's she's pret cold. She has older she has like
three older sisters, no brothers, right, and she's the youngest,
and she has she runs in the same kind of crowd,
but not her. Natalia got her core little like three
or four Asian invasion group they call themselves group that
she hangs out with. And then she's got like her
outside you know whatever. They're in the same grade and everything.
So so she I'll call her. Debbie was having a
slumber party and invited everybody and you know, pretty much
all the all the kids. Now, Natalia is really close
BFF as we all know Cami, her mom, her mom,
but her and Debbie are not that close. They just
nothing and they're very mature about it. They're like, we
don't have anything against each other. We were very nice
to each other when we see each other. This is
she was telling me this recently. But we don't like
I don't go to our house or anything like that,
and blah blah blah, And I said, I understand. I
understand because Natalia had a run for a while when
she was hanging out with Debbie all the time during summer,
like two summers ago, and Olg goes like, I do
not like her. She's a bad and she's a very
sweet girl, but she's a bad influence. And I like,
I said bad and what do you mean, what do
you you trying, like trying to talk to Italian too,
smoking weed? Bad influence or what? And she just she
was trying to get Italian, like jump over the walls
at our house or yell at the neighbor in the
backyard and say things and dare her to do that.
To be fair, in Natalia does the same, Like Natalia
doesn't instigate, but those are her people, like, right, she's
in on. It's like, I'm all for that, right, That's
how I was.
Speaker 2: Yeah, me too, I could. Yeah, the nicer you are,
I was the bad influence, yeah right. I was the
one that other parents were like, what are they going
to be up to if they're hanging out with Stephanie?
Speaker 3: Right? Right, So she's she's not that you know whatever,
but I like her all right. So anyways, so we
kind of put the the distance between those two for
the last like almost two years now, and there's been
times where she says, you know, Debbie wants to I'm over.
I don't know what to say. I feel bad, And
I said, well, she can come over, but if she comes, well,
August like, not when I'm here. I don't want her
over because oh my god, really because because I remember
Olga had her seister over once and they were building
a fort or something like that, and Olga went to
the store and came back and Olga's sister, who is
the nicest person on the flace of the earth, wanted
to leave because of this little girl because she wasn't listening.
She was like, she was like telling her she wasn't
listening to Olga's sister. So so Olga was like, no,
I'm done with that one. She has plenty of other friends.
So yeah, anyway, long story short, she has a slumber
party over the weekend and Natalia is invited. But it
was an easy thing for me to say, Natalia can
come to the party, but I'm gonna pick her up late.
She's not gonna sleep over because sunset. The next morning,
Adam was taking the kids, Sonny and Natalia to the
snow because the Tali has been dying to go to
the snow and Adam didn't get on our trip to Chicago,
so he's like, I'll take it to the snow. Well,
it went from a sleepover to just let's go to
the day, you know, day trip, right.
Speaker 2: So then then.
Speaker 3: As it got like two weeks out, it got closer.
And then found out Sonny's got two basketball games Saturday
and has the best friends. His little best friend sleepovers
that night and didn't want to miss out on that.
So I said, okay, Sonny, you his son, he's done.
He doesn't need to go to the snow. He much
rather stay home. And uh, I said, well then Sunny,
you're out and tell you want you to invite and friend.
And these two girls just moved to town and they
just started this year. They're twins. One of them is
in the tallies class. She became really close with and
she's really sweet. The mom knows Gary producer Gary over here,
which is oh, yeah, I remember telling me about I
knew when he was little. Okay, that's cool. Yeah, super
nice parents, and uh so she invites Okay, so but
then this girl is invited to the sleepover as well,
the one she's going to bring to the snow right, okay.
Speaker 2: So both girls set R s v P yes to
going to the sleepover, to Debbie sleepover and spending the night.
But uh, now you backed out of the spending the
night part.
Speaker 3: I didn't even say so.
Speaker 2: And then the twins you're talking about both the girls
are all the twins. Said okay, so now first I
say I'm not Natalia can't come, but I'll pick her up.
Italian invites her little friend Lauren, and she says, you know,
and Lauren's twin or just Lauren?
Speaker 3: No, just Lauren and Natalian had a whole identical twins. No, okay,
but they're not, and they're in separate classes. They have
she she she felt a little at first, but then
she was like, but you know, mom, she's like Lauren
and I sit together at lie she's in my class.
Speaker 2: Listen as a parent of twins. Oh wait, you're a
parent of twins, right, yea. We realized they're not a
package deal.
Speaker 3: You can do one without the right I said, let
them better, right exactly so she said, okay, so and
of course the other twin was totally fine. So she's so.
The way Natalia handled it was she saw Debbie at
school and pulled her to the side and said, just
so you know, which this is what Natalia was telling me,
and I didn't want to critique her, so I was
just listening, she said. I. So I told her, just
so you know, Lauren, my son, my brother couldn't last minute,
couldn't go to the snow and my mom said I
could bring a friend. So I wasn't spending the night
as it is. But uh, so I invited Lauren. So
I don't think Lauren's going to spend the night. I
think because they're leaving Saturday morning for the snow Friday night.
Speaker 2: Were you going to have Laura sleep over your house?
Speaker 3: No, So I just said, well, I said, let them
figure it. Natalia, well I didn't. I didn't know this
was going on. I just said, invite your friend. She
invited her, and I was done. You know, the mom
didn't say she's got to sleep over at Debbie's house.
She just said, oh, she would love to. That's great, Okay,
all right, I'll pick them up Saturday morning. I'll pick
her up at her house at your house Saturday morning.
But I didn't say anything about the party because I.
Speaker 2: Didn't even know if that Lauren was invited to. Debbie's right,
it's getting it easier now.
Speaker 3: So so then so she tells little Debbie Lauren's not
going to spend the night because she's coming with me
in the snow. And she said, okay, that's fine. I
don't care. You know, she had her other friend. She
was fine. Then Natalia says, we're at the party and uh,
we're sitting around and she said it was like out
of a movie. This is what she said. She said
that somebody asked, Lauren, are you spending the night?
Speaker 2: Are you sleeping over? Because her sister was right, are
you sleeping over too? Oh?
Speaker 3: You guys are both sleeping and she goes no, and
Lauren says I'm not. And then Debbie interrupted it and said, yeah,
because she's going with Natalia, because Natalia is taking her
to Big Bear tomorrow. Even yeah, it's because Natalie's taking
her to the Big Bear in the morning, and said
it kind of like SaaS and Natalie was like, oh
my god, mom, I was so embarrassed. Everybody in the
party just went. It was like everybody just got quiet,
and my face I could feel turned red, and I
was like, uh, yeah, I'm sorry. Like she didn't know
what to say. She's like, I'm sorry, and then she's like.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, well the party does not it's not like
a destination wedding. It's not a four day event like
a like an afternoon brunch and with the relatives.
Speaker 3: Right right right exactly. So then so Natalia. Then Natalia's
on the trip with Adam and she's posting pictures. No, no, no,
she was. They're all on a group text, and she
sent one picture of her and Lauren in the car
when they got there to all the girls the next
day on the group text, right, and then she sent
another one later in the afternoon. And then after that
one little Debbie sent Natalia a text off the group text,
which I appreciate and said and I read it. It said,
Comma Natalia here you need a pay Oh no, it said,
Comma Natalia, can you please can you like not? Can
you please like not send pictures to all of us
of you guys at the snow because you took her
from the party, because you took her away for the
part from the party and it's kind of like rude
Sam she and I said, so, what'd you do? Natalia
double down sent ten more. Natalia was like, and I said, well,
and I'm listening, and I again, I don't want to
critique her of everything she should have done or but
I said, well, but Natalia, to be fair, you know,
And she said, but it was later in the day.
It wasn't like everybody was still at her house. And
by the way, she has all her friends. She doesn't
even really know Lauren Laurence in my class, blah blah blah.
Speaker 2: Right, so it was all that. It was a little
bit of that drama. And then it was like, see
it was bothering, go but just let it go. Just
let it go, because you guys are all going on
a trip to Philadelphia coming up and in a couple
of weeks, and you're gonna be with little Debbie and
you know you don't want like all that bad. I help,
but think of snack cakes. I think of a little home,
a little Susie cute.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And I said, you just you need to make it,
just let it go, just don't worry about it, and
just and she was like, yeah, you know, she really
pisses me on, like she just couldn't let it because
Sonny had his sleepover. We were walking the dog last
night and was getting caught up on sunny sleepover and
he was like all pissed off. Had a great time,
but he was a pissed off because they played football
and the dad was the referee and wasn't calling the
right calls and he was like, it was off sides, mom,
you know, Connor was off side. I was upset it
really what did he say it? It was was the
word it was like it said he said it was
horrific or something. It was one of those like devastating.
It was devastating. I was like, Sonny, devastating. You're eating
goofballs on Sunday morning playing it wasn't even noon yet
and you're playing with all your your little friends football.
It's devastating because the dad didn't call all sides on Connor. What?
And then Natalia is quiet, She's like, yeah, at least
you don't have your friend putting you on blast on
text in front of blah blah blah blah bad. She
didn't put you on blast in Italia and it was
just funny like.
Speaker 2: What, well, did the girl say it to the whole
group stop posting pictures.
Speaker 4: It's rude.
Speaker 3: No, she said to Natalia separate, okay, don't and I
agreed with that. I said that was nice. Oh and
then Natalia's response was okay, and then her little response
was like the two sad faces and then like one
sad face and one like you know, like the sideways.
Speaker 2: Like I love that. We have to now as parents
of ten to twelve to preteens, just tried to decipher
what they're mean, what their mood and the whole meaning
of their lives by as well, like wait, then there
was a poop emoji, so that kind of threw me off.
They're trying to be funny or were they really saying.
Speaker 3: Like I can't tell them at the tone?
Speaker 2: Yeah, what does a face with a straight line mean?
With a straight line a.
Speaker 3: Straight line is if it's crooked or if it's upside down?
What is the upside down face?
Speaker 2: By the way, Oh my god, I just got one
of those from my daughter?
Speaker 4: What is last night?
Speaker 3: What is that?
Speaker 2: I looked at Kayln look, I got to show you.
That's why I was like, what what what does that mean?
Speaker 3: Maybe she's laying down, she's looking up, going Mom, I
don't know.
Speaker 2: Okay, I have something to tell you, which I've already
told you, but I have something to tell Patreon. Yeah,
but you know, but I would need to tell you. Know.
What's going to be a better Patreon story is me
getting busted. Okay, this is a good, juicy one, Kaylen
You're gonna enjoy this. Okay. So you guys remember always back,
because it was probably a month ago that I was
ranting about Elbe's theater program and I mentioned them by name,
and I told this, talked about how they were treating
it like it was like these kids were going to
be on Broadway, and you know, because Elbe was very
sad leaving her audition and so Maddie was sad leaving
his audition, and you know, and that they stared at
them with dead eyes and told them to sing their
song and Elbe didn't know.
Speaker 4: What to do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's got to be an emoji for how they
how they sat behind them. Anyway, I went off a
little bit and then at one point, Lynnette, you said,
in defense of me, fuck them, those fucking assholes. How yeah,
we were you know what I was upset, and this
is a great place to discuss those feelings, right, you know,
so that then I can go out into the world
and be a calm, rational human being.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: But those feelings have to go somewhere. You can't just
treat kids like they're auditioning for a chorus line and
expect a person with a podcast to keep it to themselves.
Speaker 3: Now to the no, now, the fucking microphone in front
of your ass, no way.
Speaker 2: So, and as you might recall in that conversation, I
told you that I be okay. So this company that
starts with a J is at both kids schools, So
Elby's at a middle school, separate campus, and the twins
are at at their elementary school. So they have different
people working different shows. So Sadie's and Lion King and
Elbi's doing West Side Story. So at the time that
Albie was really upset, I was on the phone with her.
You might remember the story, because I couldn't stay for
her whole audition because it was they were running so
far behind because as some kids were in there for
a half hour and some kids were in there for
five minutes because it's professional. So when I was at
the other school. I'm on the phone with Elbe. She's crying.
I pull the theater director aside and I said, hey,
I wasn't super confrontational, but I was like, you know,
I just got off the phone with Elbe. She's like,
really upset. What's going on in these auditions that these
kids are coming out like inconsolable, you know. And she
told me, oh, you know, they just they take it
really seriously and they're really wanting to put on a
good show and this that just means that they like
her and they were really trying to see what she
can do. And you know, she was nice about it,
but I talked to her and I was like, well,
I just feel like, you know, they could be a
little more nurturing, you know. I mean, it's just a
school play, you know, it ain't Broadway. It ain't even
the traveling company. Okay, so Elbe. The next time Elbe
has a rehearsal, and this is before Christmas break, Elbe
says that the head of the company was there at
Elbe's rehearsal wanted to talk to me. So I was like, oh,
and I thought I was going through your mind, you
thought so from my first thought was like, oh I
talked to he wants to tell me, like how much
he likes Elbe, you know, because he wants to reassure me.
He probably heard feedback from the other woman that I
talked to about how Albie was crying leaving the audition.
He probably wants to reassure me that Elby's amazing.
Speaker 3: Maybe she said for Broadway.
Speaker 2: Probably could be. You know, he's heard about a cattle
call for a lead in a in a show in Matilda,
you know, to give you the info, right, A couple
of things go, but then I forget about it because
then we went on break. Oh right, okay, okay, so
we come back from break now, So three weeks go by,
so that's like six of our podcast. So I haven't
told you any of the update. Now it's last Thursday.
We're going to find out what part. All the kids
are going to find out their part. Meanwhile, over the break.
This is just a little added addendum to the story,
just to show you how serious these people are. Some
of the kids got a callback, so they have their audition, right,
which is just a straight up audition where they've had
to learn sides and a song or two. Sometimes they
got in one by one and auditioned. Some of them
were in their room for a long time. Albee came
out of that one crying. So then some of the kids,
we got an email, Hey, we would like your child
i'lb to learn two more songs for Anita, the part
of Anita in West Side Story, a lead that's the
sister of Maria, and put themselves on tape. Send it
to us in a link, one link. We don't want
to have to watch multiple things, so put it all,
you know, edit it together.
Speaker 3: Jesus fucking I'm fifty.
Speaker 2: Come on, I'm not that that's your You've just given
me a really big job to do. But whatever, Okay.
Elbie's excited. She learns the songs and quickly memorizes them.
She sings the songs we upload, I send them the
link I figured out. Okay. So then now they go
back for a rehearsal. This is last Thursday, and they're
gonna find out their parts. They're gonna get their script
and it's gonna say who they are in it. So
I'm nervous all day for her. I can't wait to
find out like who she got. And a lot of
the girls wanted this part of Anita, A lot of them, right.
So I come to pick her up after school after
her rehearsal where she comes to the car, she's like,
do you want to see who I got? We open
the script she got Anita.
Speaker 3: We're like.
Speaker 2: So excited. I'm so happy for her. And then she says,
by the way, Jeremy, that's the head of the company,
wants to talk to you. And I'm like, oh my god.
He was blown away by my Now my mind is
really like, what good news is about to be brought
a Mama Taylor? Yeah right, yeah, yeah, for sure. My
kid's a star, Yes, clearly. So I'm like, oh, okay.
So I go in and I'm like, I don't know
what's he going to say. And I see him and
I go to kind of give him a hug because
we've bonded. And by the way, when I ranted about
them in the past, I said he's really nice, which
he is, and he's like, oh, hi, So we want
to talk to you all of us. So it's him,
the musical director, a girl, and another guy who runs
the company with him. There's three of them there, and
he's like, we want to talk to you. Can we
find somewhere private to talk and I was like, okay,
all right, and then we go out and he goes, okay,
so we talk to a mom and like, okay, is
it a mom that wants me to come talk about
transgender rights? And I still is it a mom that
like was just super impressed that Stephanu Alder Taylor's daughter
is in the theater? I don't know? And he goes,
if we talked to a mom and she told us
that you have a podcast and directed us to the
podcast because apparently you talked about us on your podcast,
and I was.
Speaker 3: Like, I wish I had that drop.
Speaker 2: And as I told you, I felt like I'd been
busted shoplifting. I mean I was, so that's the worst
feeling in the world, so busted, it's my stomach. Her
immediately took a big turn. I was like, and what
do you say.
Speaker 3: It's that feeling of if anybody's ever had this happened
to them, where they write something to somebody else talking
shit about that person, but accidentally sends it to that person,
that's what gets said and you're.
Speaker 4: Like, yeah, what did I just do?
Speaker 3: Yes, that's the worst. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So I was like there, I go, yeah, I did, Yeah,
my mommy calling, oh, he says, and we listened to
it and some a lot of people were very offended.
Speaker 3: Not fucking there's that word God.
Speaker 2: So he's like, and uh, we would like you to
take it down.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 2: Now, I first of all, it was way before the break.
It was the many shows ago, so I kind of
knew that people couldn't listen, really listen to it. I
don't think they could even listen to it, right, isn't
it go behind the wall eventually?
Speaker 1: It does. I think that one was just just about
near had already gone past it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right. Well, my feeling was like, fine, Giovanni
can dig it up if they needed to. He got
them all.
Speaker 2: I was like, I go, sure, I could take it down.
And then I said I really saw, I said, you
know what? I yeah, I ranted about No. You have
to understand too that they rewarded LB with the lead, okay,
besides Maria and Tony. Then in West Side Story, the
next lead is Anita, and they gave LB that part.
So I was like, they couldn't be that mad at me.
I know, right, they didn't punish my kid, which I'm
thankful for, but I was like yeah, bigger person, I said,
I uh hmm. I was like, well, I was upset,
and I just I said, I really apologizing.
Speaker 3: Or laughing or were you like serious?
Speaker 2: I was like, I said, I said, you know what,
I'm really sorry, and this is my my AA training
to be honest with you. I had. I had to
accept responsibility. The truth is that I I do tend
to run off and just talk about whatever the hell
I want to talk about. And I shouldn't have probably
said the name of the company, for one, and it
was fresh. I was processing it, yes on the show,
Well we probably here, So I told him, I said,
you know what it was, I should have come to
you with my concerns. I said. I did feel like
I did come to you. I said, I talked to
the other woman at the other school. I said, I
probably should have come to you directly if I had
an issue. I said, I was upset and I said
and I said, and it was also the same thing
last year, I go. So I think my feeling was
like I was pissed off because it was like, uh,
after last year, the kids wanted to try it again.
Speaker 3: Second, isn't this the same people that had LB as
the lead in Aladdin. Yes, oh my god, there's parents
out there that are probably like that fucking bitch what
she knew want and get her daughter gets the lead
and she's given them no jobs or what's going on,
and they oh wow, the irony okay, go on, yeah, okay, yeah,
you're really bad.
Speaker 2: I'm surprised they did give her the lead. But the
thing is, but Maddie, Maddie you know, has had two auditions.
The thing is is that they're in the set. Some
of these kids, they are in the second grade. As
we talked about last time, I said, I understand their
they I said this, and the guy in my to
be fair, he said he thought parts of it were
really funny. Okay, He's like, some people had no sense
of humor about it. He goes, Honestly, I thought it
was there were parts.
Speaker 3: That were funny. Okay.
Speaker 2: I was like, Okay, you have a good se goo.
That's probably because I was saying really nice things about you,
I said, And I do understand. And I said this
to him, I said, I said on the podcast, I
realize you could be trying to give them an authentic experience,
like listen, when you go out into the world, if
you want to go on auditions, people are going to
be assholes, so I might as well face it now.
I was like, but there's somebody these kids right in
the second grade. I go, and, by the way, hopefully
most of these kids are not trying to be professional actors,
and if they are, can't you do that in a
performing workshop that you're offering that they come to you
and then be hard on them like you're coming to
our school. So I reiterated some of my issues good
and good. He listened and heard me. They all heard me,
and it was a very productive conversation. I have to
commend him for not just like yelling at me and
saying like that's fucked up, like that you trashed our company.
And listen, bitch, your kids still signed up for it.
You couldn't hate it that much.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 2: We both agreed that this is about the kids, and
you know there's a method to their madness. I'm sure.
And then he said to me, he's like, we don't
understand why these kids are crying at a lot of
the rehearsals, the middle school kids, And I go, well, hormones,
and and then he said, well, we're just wondering if
these kids are just not used to doing stuff that's hard.
Speaker 3: And I said, I don't what I get at the
bottom of why Why are they upset and crying because
they're got Like you said, they're going to school all
day and there's it's challenging and hard at school all day.
But they're not walking out of there crying, right, So
why are these kids upset and shaken and taking amback
after they come out of an audition? I don't know,
what do you guys?
Speaker 2: Obviously, obviously I do think I stand by the fact
that they take it way way too. I was just
going to say, and these are this is an after
school activity. Wonder what can I like if they were
doing cooking after school, if they were offering a cooking class,
do you think these kids would be in tears?
Speaker 3: Now? I'm wondering.
Speaker 2: I think they would treat them like it's Master Chef juniors, right,
Or would they just have a freaking cooking class and
look they know how to bake a cake by the
end of it.
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: No, I'm wondering what did these people do for a living?
Is this their job?
Speaker 2: They're all like theater people?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: They all? Yeah they are they so are they they
do this for other schools.
Speaker 3: They do it for other schools. So did they always
want to do this for other schools, or did they
want to be on Broadway or that they want to
be a working actor and now they're doing this on
the side, or.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh I'm sure that's what I'm I think they
like it. I think, like anything, it's a it's a
business and you have to be This is what I think.
I'm trying to be even handed here. I think there's
a there. They are a business, so they're trying to
make money, right, and then they're trying to do There's
probably a lot of competition. There's lots of theater programs
for kids. I think they want to put on a
really good show so that they stand out, so that
as bad an experience as you might have on the
way there, you see that show, and this is kind
of what happened. The kids did not have fun. Sadie
and Matty had a terrible time in Aladdin. We had
a great time because she was freaking Princess Jasse. She
had a good time, right, she was the star. Sadie
and Maddie did not have fun. They felt it was
way too strict they it wasn't enjoyable.
Speaker 3: Did you tell me?
Speaker 2: But yet I did. But then they wanted to sign
up for Lion King.
Speaker 3: But that's what kids do, right, Yeah.
Speaker 2: But so then the show comes along, all the parents
chatting amongst themselves. This is terrible. A couple kids dropped out.
You know, everybody's complaining, and we're telling the woman who's
like our liaison, like our parent, who's connected to them.
Everybody's complaining to her. She's telling them some of our concerns.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 2: Then everyone goes to the show and they're like, holy shit,
this ain't no joke. Like, they got great costumes, they've
got a full on set. It looks like a professional show.
And our kids were doing it right, which is great.
But they don't need to be that serious in that
hard that they feel like they do. I think because
they feel like unless they hold up the kid's attention
and they make them watch and they really make them
work hard, that the show's not going to be good.
So they take it really seriously.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, I I stand by it.
Speaker 2: Fuck them, Yeah, we say on Patreon where they can't
hear it.
Speaker 3: Fuck them.
Speaker 2: Well, I company It was just funny though, because I
was so.
Speaker 3: I know that feeling.
Speaker 2: And I thought of you because I thought of the
fact that if I had said it on Patreon that
we make a big we really tell you guys, please
don't tell on us. Wait, people wonder why we won't
say certain things on the main show. It's because you
fucking people tell on us. Yes, not you people, but
you guys.
Speaker 3: You guys are the other people. Those people, Yeah, the public.
What did we talk about when we talked about it?
Did we talked about it on the regular Show?
Speaker 2: On the Regular Show? Yeah, that's how they could all
just go listen.
Speaker 3: Well there you go.
Speaker 2: So now I have now I feel like I have
to really be careful with what we talk about first
rate radio head. First, all those people got me in
the freaking in variety. What was rity people?
Speaker 3: We did it for publicity?
Speaker 2: Oh my god. That day that I was driving home
from a party and John was like, oh my god,
you are in trouble. It's the worst I had And
I was thought he was joking with me because he's
so funny, and I was like what and he goes,
I'm not kidding. I Am not kidding. You really screwed up,
And I was like, oh my god, what And then
he goes your podcast and I was like, Radiohead, it's
in the news. And I was like, I had to
pull over. It's my stomach started beating, and he was like, well,
it's only in such and such on such and such
a website. Well, by the end of the day it
was like on like one hundred different well, like, it's
just the Google alerts just kept going. I was like,
oh my god.
Speaker 3: That's the worst feeling. Well, thank you, guys, that's why
we do Patreon. Thank you, yay you guys. Bye bye bye, guys.
Don't suck it up.
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god we do before became the Two Lovers. God, you
know I loved to move. It took me passified when
I found my locast and the fucking to the great
line None, mother, moll, don't.
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bell and never made on the track. But the DearS again,
hold it sad? Do they go within my legacy? How
you would mean that much? To mean you could have
told to your felures that you love somebody else.
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Would you be.
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had a heart bell. People say, any man, but what
you see, son, and man, of what you hear? But
I can't have befuse it.
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Speaker 3: That.
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