Speaker 1: Made a decision.
Speaker 2: Pace Sunny sund On, I haveasion my.
Speaker 3: Race.
Speaker 4: Hey, everybody, welcome to for crying out loud. It's me again,
Stephanie Wilder Taylor, the voice that you don't always hear
introducing the show. But I'm doing it right now. Don't
give a fuck. I don't I'll do I'll do it
the way I want to do it anyway. I don't
want to throw everybody off. I have two guests, count them,
not just one. I have two guests today. Meredith Lynch
is back with her from her podcast, oddly specific she
was with us on Tuesday and now Meredith's friend and
also podcaster in her own right, Molly McLear?
Speaker 5: Did I say that correctly?
Speaker 6: You did?
Speaker 4: McLear? From her podcast Mother may Sleep with podcast, which
I have done in the past, but it was a
long time ago. And her podcast covers not just lifetime right,
but like sort of movies of the week.
Speaker 7: We've started to work in some Law and Order SVU episodes.
We've started to pepper those in because I needed a
break from the monotony. But jokes on me, those are
even more complicated to cover than like, you know, I
don't know a lady stole a baby, right, But yeah,
Lifetime movies and kind of anything that shows up on
the Lifetime Movie channel.
Speaker 4: So yeah, I mean I used to watch Lifetime movies.
That was that was all I did, not just a hobby.
That was like, I watched them like they're my job.
I don't think I ever missed one. And when the
I watched them on Lifetime. That's how old I am.
And then they came out with the Lifetime Movie Network
and I was like, this is like crack, you know,
I mean, this is all the only reason I watched
Lifetime was for the Lifetime movies. I didn't watch any
shows quote unquote shows on Lifetime.
Speaker 5: It was only the movies. So when they came out
the Movie.
Speaker 4: Network, I was like, oh my god, I never need
to leave the house or have a job.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 7: The only roommate I've had as an adult, we rarely
fought or disagreed on anything, but there were a few. Molly,
you're being selfish with the DVR.
Speaker 1: Because of how much you pays.
Speaker 7: Delete the Lifetime movies the SBUs. I mean, that's kind
of like where the show came from, because I just
love those movies and they're so cathartic, especially if I'm
in a creative incubation period. So there's no shame in
your lifetime lifestyle.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 4: And not only that, but the title of your podcast.
You basically named your podcast after my favorite Lifetime movie
of all time, which was Mother May Sleep with Danger.
That's where she got the name, and that was with
Tory Spelling and a guy who's I can picture his face. Well,
you know what you tell us about that movie, because
it's I mean, I know exactly the I hope everyone's
seen this movie.
Speaker 5: It's classic.
Speaker 7: You know, it's funny because I always say that like
that is the holy Grail Lifetime movie, and I am
I won't cover.
Speaker 6: Like I act like it's coveted.
Speaker 7: So to be totally honest with you, I don't really
remember what happens in it, but.
Speaker 4: So I'll tell you because I won't go through the
whole movie, but I will tell you that.
Speaker 5: In one of.
Speaker 4: My books, I tell a story about like this crappy
relationship and I tell people that I pulled a Tory Spelling,
and so basically here's what happened. Tory Spelling is dating
this guy who seems really great at first, but it
turns out he's abusive and she's.
Speaker 5: Young, and her mom is like against this. You know.
Speaker 4: He turns out to be very, very creepy, and she
tries to break up them, and then he like stalks
her and then and I could be misremembering a lot
of this, but I do remember the climax of the movie.
He abducts her basically, and he's maybe going to kill her.
Speaker 5: And she and then he's worried.
Speaker 4: I think about her mom and she tells him, listen,
my it's my mom. Like I'm not the one who
doesn't want to be with you. My mom is trying
to keep us apart, like she's crazy, Like I absolutely
love you, like I want to be with you. And
he gets like kind of confused, like when you hold
a tennis ball behind a dog's head and they don't
really know what's happening. And he's not one hundred percent sure,
but he kind of buys it and thinks that she's
not going to try to get away, and then she
I think, stabs him or whatever, and then she gets away.
Speaker 7: God blast, I love a twist ending like that, And
you know, it has really deluded me. I go back
and forth in between I would never survive a kidnapping,
and like I would be the best at being kidnapped,
Like I would know exactly how to tory spelling my
way out of that situation.
Speaker 5: Right, we learn from watching these movies.
Speaker 6: They really are educational.
Speaker 7: I always say this like it's kind of a it's
a silly thing to say, but I think there's some
validity to it. There is so much free access to
information about abuse dynamics that are not necessarily set up
in a like conventional therapeutic way or a way that
is really detailed or thorough or really something that you
could work on through watching a Lifetime movie.
Speaker 6: But I think there's a lot of people out there
who watch these movies and they have these moments.
Speaker 7: Where they're like, oh, that's exactly the same thing as
this guy I dated did.
Speaker 6: And it's so there's so.
Speaker 7: Many people that don't think to look into their stuff
or don't assign any more to it than oh, like,
you know, I just had a shaddy boyfriend. But you know,
Lifetime is in every home with cable, and I think
in some ways passively you can learn.
Speaker 6: A lot about yourself.
Speaker 4: Well, I truly did pulatory spelling, like I wasn't making
it up. In this story, I dated a guy who
kind of turned on me. He had an alcohol and
pill problem and he would do it behind my back.
So all of a sudden, he's acting crazy and I
don't really understand why or what's happening. But at one
point he got insane and he wouldn't let me leave
his apartment and he was going like I don't love you,
and I you know, and he was being paranoid and
thinking that I was like up to something and that
I'd been plotting to leave him, and I swear to god,
that movie came into my head and I changed my
whole Like at first I was being, you know, like
fuck off, like let me out of here, and then
I totally changed tact and I said, you know, I
think I'm really stressed because my parents were in town.
My parents had come to visit, and he was supposed
to come over, and like be I was like, let
me just get out of this apartment and I'll never
ever talk to him again. But I was like, my
parents they're making me crazy, like they've stressed me out,
and they're like they've gotten into my head, and like,
you know what, I just I need therapy.
Speaker 5: Like it's me.
Speaker 4: You've done nothing wrong, You've been nothing but like great
to me, and like I'm being crazy right now, so
like like I think I need to just go have
therapy and like figure out why I'm such a bitch basically,
And he did. He really did the thing where he
was like, you know what, now you're making sense, like you.
Speaker 5: Know, let me leave. He let me leave.
Speaker 4: He was like, yeah, you should go and you should
deal with your shit and then like but I'll see
you later, like with your parents, right, And I was like, yeah,
of course. And then I got out of there, got
in my car, was shaking, called my friend, like you know,
I was like, I you know, it was not like
a call the police situation, but I was so freaked out.
And I don't think I ever saw him in person again, Like.
Speaker 5: I learned that from lifetime.
Speaker 7: You guys, that's so scary, by the way, that is
so scary that that happened to you.
Speaker 6: And I'm very.
Speaker 7: Proud of you, but like, yeah, that's really scary that
he was using and you had no idea what was
he do you mind?
Speaker 6: If I ask, what is a pill of choice?
Speaker 5: Was vic it in?
Speaker 6: Okay?
Speaker 5: But he was combining it.
Speaker 4: There was a lot of drinking going on, like like
he would go in the kitchen and get drunk and
I wouldn't.
Speaker 5: I would have no idea. We were just like hanging out.
Speaker 7: Well, I was kind of asking because I didn't know
if it was one of those pills that was slightly
before my time in terms of time, I would have
taken a recreational pill. And you know, Stephanie, one of
my life dreams is to have a real old school kaylude.
That is what I would like to do before I die,
just once. You know, everyone has a bucket list. But
then black beauties have always mystified me. That was like
a speed like diet pill that people used to take.
Speaker 6: In the no.
Speaker 5: I do not like any kind of uppers.
Speaker 4: So yeah, you know, you hear about people like stealing
their kids like ADHD meads, and like my husband's on
ADHD meds. One of my kids is on ADHD meds.
I have like no interest. I'm like, that is not
any kind of slippery slope for me. I would feel
so awful on it. Riddle in or adderall or any
of those.
Speaker 7: It's I'm on a very small dosage probably similar to
what a kid is on and I forget to take
it and I'm like, thank god, that's my problem. I mean,
I would like to be remembering what I'm supposed to
do more. And yeah, I mean I feel like I
forget everything. But yeah, I mean I feel you on that.
Speaker 5: So you guys together.
Speaker 4: The reason we're all together is because you guys are
doing something together.
Speaker 1: We are.
Speaker 7: We are with our friend vander pump Rob's wait, we're
going back to Boston. We're both from Massachusetts. Meredith and
I had the same childhood pediatrician.
Speaker 4: Yes, we found out on our Tuesday show.
Speaker 5: That's so crazy.
Speaker 7: I mean, but Stephanie, how sick is that that Meredith
came on TikTok. We had just sort of met each other,
and I see him tagged in a video and it's
Meredith going, oh, hey Mollie like a front facing two
camera on her whole adult, very successful TikTok profile, Hey Mollie, Like,
I know you're from Lexington, And then she mentioned something
about Lexington Pediatrics and the blood drained from my body
because I was like, how does she know my childhood doctor?
That is such a freak show thing. And I still
actually don't know if you had put that together before.
Speaker 1: I did not know. I had no idea.
Speaker 6: That was like, oh crazy, but it was.
Speaker 5: Just like you figure it out.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 8: It was just my frame of reference for the town
was that they had this that's where I went to
the pediatrician, and I knew that's where she was from.
So I was just like fucking with her and I
was like, oh, Lexington Pediatrics and then she was like, oh,
how did you know?
Speaker 1: I went there? And then the craziest part is that
we both had like the same old man.
Speaker 6: Doctor, doctor Julian Pearlman.
Speaker 1: Who was I love him like such.
Speaker 7: A champion for my mom as a single, young single
mom who just had a baby on her own and
to Meredith a refugee from the Virgin Islands. But like
always I remember him like sticking up for me and like.
Speaker 6: He just was like the best doctor.
Speaker 7: He's one of those doctors that would absolutely go viral
for being an amazing pediatrician if he was still here
to TikTok it.
Speaker 8: Out, Yeah he's no longer. He's up he's up above.
I'm sure he's up above. And you know what's funny
is you know my aunt found him when she was
pregnant because she worked at a school and she did
an IEP meeting and she'd never seen a like, you know,
this is back in the eighties. She'd never seen a
pediatrician come to the IEP meeting, and he came and
so she was like, oh my god, like you seem
like an incredible doctor and I'm pregnant. Would you ever?
And he was like sure. And then when my family
came from the Virgin Islands, he wasn't taking on new patients,
but he felt so like we had just had this
whole plight which we just talked about. This is so funny. Yeah,
and he was like, oh, no, no, no, of course
I'll take them.
Speaker 1: Of course I'll see them.
Speaker 8: So just like a really I don't know, just like
a really like he's exactly who you would want your
baby to be like and your kids to be taken
care of. And yet here we both are in the
poolhouse talking about to talk shit about Megan Markle.
Speaker 1: Look what he was laying.
Speaker 6: He was doing the.
Speaker 8: Girlman, but like the Molly and I didn't know each
other obviously in Massachusetts, but our like paths almost crossed
so many times.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's like that Taylor Swift song Invisible String. I
mean Meredith worked at She's kind of burying the lead.
She might have had her first connection to Lexington with
Lexian Pediatrics, but she worked at Jasmine Sola, which was
like a very cool girl, sophisticated boutique in town. Honey,
the tops were we're talking one hundred and twenty dollars,
So this is like in two.
Speaker 1: Thousand and six, two thousand and five.
Speaker 7: Wow, she was on the absolute cutting edge. And to
think that I could have seen a young Meredith. She
might have cashed me out while I was begging my
mom for something at this store once a year, but no,
Jasmine Sola was like the cool girl clothing spot, and
my mom knew I was like such a nerd that
like through college. She would like try to help me out.
She'd be like, Okay, we can go to Jazzmine Sola
and she'd buy me like five things and I was
like thanks, I'm I mean, Meredith was very cool.
Speaker 8: I don't know if I'm that cool, but I did
spend a lot of money at that store. But yeah,
and then and like my uncle was Molly's high school principal.
Speaker 6: How crazy is that?
Speaker 7: And her cousin also was like the person who led
me around high school. And then I know that there's
more freaky coincidence going to find.
Speaker 8: More lore as our friendship from another mista. It's really
kind of crazy, and so we actually put we met
on TikTok.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it feels like we're cousin. Like I feel like
you're my cousin.
Speaker 1: I feel the same about you.
Speaker 4: Guys have such a similar social media. You guys are
both early adapters.
Speaker 1: Well, she's like the og right I was, and it.
Speaker 4: Was weird Right, you were the co founder of Hello
Giggles yea, which is very famous.
Speaker 5: Was that your first thing? So I was, yeah, give
us your story. What's your lore?
Speaker 2: I my lore.
Speaker 7: I was just an Internet kid from the second and
that computer came in the house, and I always had
live journals. Stuff that's not interesting, but I would say,
like the first thing that I did that kind of
got some pickup was I got hired at Defamer to
be their videographer and I would go shoot night live
content and I would watch probably about eighteen hours of
TV elapsed a little bit throughout the day to try
and anticipate viral moments. That was like I think one
of the really good sharpening skills that I got very
early on was figuring out what was going to be
viral before things were going to be. For everything was viral,
so I was able to link to a blog in
the masthead, every person who contributed had a link, and
I didn't have a blog, so I just set one
up mals dot vox dot com and I would write
like really sort of embarrassingly personal, very earnest, but very
silly and funny blog posts.
Speaker 6: And my boss was like, hey, like.
Speaker 7: Most people use like a professional website, and I was like,
and he's like, are you sure you want to go
on your blog? And I was like no, I like it,
like let's do this. And then Tumblr started, and I
would say that's where I had a pretty decently like
high profile in terms of local internet fame, because I
was doing at that point these daily videos that run
de Famer and Gocker called the to do lists that
I had kind of taken from writing into video format,
and they I was doing about a two and a
half minute comedy video every day and uploading that on
the main page. So I had built this like kind
of like cool little audience where a lot of the
people that still follow me today, like people who might
come to our live show are people who've been following
me since back then. Wow, and then like from tumblrt
turned into Hello Giggles and you know, and now I'm
just a regular old grouch woman on TikTok causing trouble.
Speaker 8: No, she has a great weekly podcast, my favorite podcast
after for Crying out Loud called trend Lightly, which is
oh phenomenal.
Speaker 5: So how many podcasts do you haven't?
Speaker 7: I do two podcasts weekly, and then I also have
some like bonus material on the Patreon, Like I've been
recapping Pretty Little Liars for a while now.
Speaker 6: It's fun the best. It's my favorite show.
Speaker 1: You ever watched it? No, this is pretty fucking good.
Speaker 5: Have you watched it? Kaylin?
Speaker 8: No, it's I'm making My husband and I are watching
it right now and like it's it's not the worst.
Speaker 6: It's kind of off the chain.
Speaker 7: I fell in love with it because I was alone
in an iPad with an iPad and an RV for
a few days and I just started binging the first
season and by the time I left that RV, I
wanted nothing more than straight up Pretty Little Liars in
my veins. And it was the best six seasons of
my life. And I can't recommend it to you enough.
It's an insane show.
Speaker 4: Do you know what we're am Because I'm a bit
older than you, ladies, but I've been watching did I
tell you this already? Kaitlin old episodes of Er?
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 4: I went back to season one. Yeah, literally went back
to season one, watched all of it. There were like
twenty four episodes in season one, and now I'm on
season two and I'm like very into it. You know,
I said I've cried cry episode, Yeah, And I remember
that I used to cry when I would watch.
Speaker 5: Er sometimes, But I don't cry, you don't. I don't
cry regularly because I'm watching a few episodes at once,
but I do.
Speaker 7: I have teared, Yeah, I remember it being emotional for sure.
Wait is it on a news streaming?
Speaker 5: It's on HBO.
Speaker 7: Just oh okay, because I haven't seen people talk about it.
Speaker 4: It says like fifty years of or not fifty years obviously,
it's like thirty years. Yeah, I don't know what it's
ten seasons, but it's fifty something. And then if you
just go in there, it's all the seasons and they
just know commercials. Obviously it's HBO, so it's like very
easy and it's relaxing. I kind of do it at
the end of the evening.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yar was good.
Speaker 7: I used to watch that on my mom's floor. And
then also The Practice. Do you remember that.
Speaker 4: I wasn't a big practice girl, but I did. I
did watch early seasons of it.
Speaker 1: Well, there's that new show, The Pit.
Speaker 4: Yes, I've been watching The Pit, but okay, let's just
talk I'm not watching it. Let's talk about this for
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Speaker 5: Boom. Well, oh okay, this is important. So the Pit.
Speaker 4: Basically, Michael Crichton's A State was suing the makers of
the Pit because they were saying that here's what happened.
Noah Wiley was in talks to do a reboot of Er,
but Michael Crichton's A State wouldn't really sign off on it. Somehow,
they couldn't make it. They couldn't make the deal. So
they decided to make a different show and call it
The Pit. And they said, it's really really different. And
so Michael Crichton's A State is suing them and they're
saying the Pit are saying, well, it's you can have.
You don't have a monopoly on doing shows in a hospital,
you know, starring Noah Wiley. But and I was watching it,
and I'm like, this show is just so similar to Er.
But one of the reasons I went back to watch
Er was because I was like, let me, let's see,
let's see.
Speaker 1: How how similar, if it's different or how similar.
Speaker 4: So I watch I've watched every episode of The Pit
thus far. Okay, I was watching Er, like we're talking
all the way back.
Speaker 5: Like season one.
Speaker 4: There's been fifteen seasons with like a shit ton of
episodes in each one. I swear to god, there's a
story on The Pit that happened. It's the same freakin
story and it is so oddly specific. It's about a
woman who's giving birth. They changed it a little bit,
but it's the freaking same story. The woman goes into
uh like they're having trouble with the delivery. In the
one on er it's like a little bit different, but
the problem is the baby gets with the shoulder and
then it causes the baby. They think they're going to
lose the baby. They think they're going to lose the mom.
It's like the same exact storyline, and I was like,
this is not going to look good. I'm wondering if
they had somebody go back and watch every episode. It's
so clearly lifted.
Speaker 5: It's the same story and it's going to really hurt
their case.
Speaker 7: Was it the er episode where the baby was so
big but they didn't acknowledge it, where the baby was like.
Speaker 6: Two large sacks of potatoes?
Speaker 1: No, it's oh at me when I was born, Yeah.
Speaker 6: Very irish baby.
Speaker 8: I was a fat ass. It's like twelve pounds, nine
pounds eight ounces. That's a big baby.
Speaker 5: Yeah. No, this one, the baby was bigger than they thought.
Speaker 4: But in the er episode, Noah Wiley has to he's young,
he has to deliver the baby. He thinks he can
do it, but they run into problems when it's they
can't get the baby out because it's too big and
the mom has a CLA which is very very dangerous.
Speaker 5: Yeah yeah, spoiler alert.
Speaker 4: In the e R episode, the mom dies and the
baby lives and it's a really sad episode. In the
Pit episode, they both live, but it is the same,
it's the same story.
Speaker 1: Then I want it's like a pro life one.
Speaker 7: Now I want, I want you guys' opinion on this, Like,
when Michael Crichton's estate is suing for something.
Speaker 6: Like this, do you get broke, bitch, Like, do you.
Speaker 7: Think maybe they're struggling over at the Crichton estate or
do you feel that they are protecting the ip of
a deceased legend.
Speaker 5: I think that's what it is.
Speaker 4: I feel like I would be pissed too if I
was Michael Crichton's estate and I didn't want to sign
the deal. Maybe there was a shitty deal and they
were like, no, if you're not going to cut us
in more, this was this was Michael Crichton's show.
Speaker 5: He created it, right, So.
Speaker 4: If they're going to make something, if they're going to
do a make and they're not going to pay enough
money to Michael Crichton's estate.
Speaker 5: Who knows. They could be a bunch of greedy ass bitches.
Speaker 4: That are like, hey, we want to get paid, right,
show us the money, And maybe the makers of the
Pit were like, well we don't, Or the makers of
the reboot of Er, we're like, well, that's we're not
going to give you that much money. But then okay,
make a different show, Like you can't make the same
freakin show and go, well, we're calling it something different,
and you don't get to own hospital shows.
Speaker 5: It's the same fucking show.
Speaker 7: Well, like, if the mistake was not just copying the
show and not approaching the estate, you can't approach the
estate to do a reboot, and then like, coincidentally, I'm
not with a show that's exactly like it, Right, you
got to pick one or the other. And obviously it's
not great to rip off a show, and it would
have had more cachet. Maybe I don't know how far
the name Michael Crichton goes with like your average.
Speaker 6: Television viewer these days, but I do know that on.
Speaker 7: Average, the people who watch shows like that are like
sixty year old white men typically, So maybe Michael Crichton
is still a big player. But I uh yeah, I think,
Oh that's a complicated, tricky legal thing that I think
some people might think is petty, but I think is
actually very compelling.
Speaker 5: I do too.
Speaker 4: Maybe we should buy the rights to the Michael Crichton
versus whoever's making.
Speaker 5: The pit story.
Speaker 4: You know, yeah, I smell a serialized podcast.
Speaker 1: Right, Yeah, you buy the rights to something? What would
you buy to reboot if you could reboot a show?
Speaker 5: God, that's such a good question. Oh, reboot a show
that I existed?
Speaker 8: Yeah, or like those rights to something. I know Caitlin
would reboot his acting debut?
Speaker 6: Is that like an action It was?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was like a Western show that my dad
was on.
Speaker 6: Oh, very cool.
Speaker 4: Kaylan's dad is a pretty famous actor named Michael Bean.
Oh okay, yeah, who was in some gradually movies and
now his dad. We should This is a shameless plug
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Speaker 2: Just falling about with Michael fooling.
Speaker 4: About and Caylan is producing his dad's podcast. And it's
very serious, like they have like not serious, but they
it's fool it about.
Speaker 5: It's very they have like great like actual.
Speaker 2: Actors behind the scenes stuff, actors talking about their careers
and specific movies they worked on, and directors and comedians.
Speaker 6: Doctor.
Speaker 2: I mean, we'll have anyone on, but it's focused on
movies and stuff like that.
Speaker 6: So cool.
Speaker 7: I was I was wondering if you were going to
join in and talk or if you were a silent podcast.
Speaker 2: Man, I wait, I wait for my name to be
He was in the whole He was basically in the
whole episode last time. Yeah, I talked a lot last episode.
Speaker 7: Please don't tell your famous dad I woke up a
baby by accident. I can't carry that shame into the
next chapter by life.
Speaker 6: I can't get around Hollywood that I woke a baby.
But what show would you pick?
Speaker 5: God, I don't know. Maybe like Romper Room. No, I'm
just kidding. I don't know. That's a good question.
Speaker 4: Maybe like something from my childhood that I loved, Like
you know what, like Kimba the White Lion. That was
my favorite show. You would never remember it because I
was That was little Stephanie.
Speaker 5: Who is almost sixty no way. Yeah.
Speaker 4: So, but when I was little, little baby Stephanie seven six, seven,
eight years old, I would watch Channel fifty six in
Los Angeles and Kimba the White Lion, which that's another
one that they sued. There was a Japanese car you know,
animation company, and they sued Disney because Simba the White
Lion was basically a ripoff of.
Speaker 5: Kimba Kimba by the lines cartoon Jungle.
Speaker 1: Was he a cartoon cartoon?
Speaker 5: Yeah, King and the.
Speaker 4: Due Rule in the place it was a I think
they low. I think Disney did have to pay good.
Speaker 8: I think that's I like when I like when that happens,
you know what I would do a spin off of
I would do a spin off of mad Men, a
spin off like yeah, I would do a spin off
of mad Men or Sopranos.
Speaker 7: Like nineties magazine culture perhaps yes, with like Sally as
the lead or something, or mad Me Sopranos.
Speaker 8: I always thought would be so cool if we came
back and like it's like twenty years later and Tony's
like dead and Carmela's the head oh.
Speaker 1: Of the mob. I like that.
Speaker 8: Mike and I have had like many This is like
I'm at the point of my marriage where.
Speaker 1: Like that's the stuff we fight about.
Speaker 8: Mike's like if if that were to happen, actually, it
would be Jackie o Pria.
Speaker 1: I'm like, Okay, shut the.
Speaker 7: Fuck up, Okay, tell him I said that not only
is it happening, but Meadow was non binary and a
no one. I mean, I don't know how this would
go in twenty twenty five, I'd have to say Punky Brewster.
Speaker 5: In choice, I would I would fuck with that.
Speaker 7: She was so cool, she had her own style, she
had an endless well of confidence and was a cheerleader
and a good I think Punky was a good person.
And that three part Henry Warnemont situation where he got
a bleeding ulcer really stuck with me.
Speaker 4: Now see, I'm a little bit older than you year
or two, and I was not a Punky person. But also,
and I'm confusing Punky Brewster with Blossom. But those are
two very different people, right, which is the one that
wore the hats?
Speaker 6: That's awesome? Okay, you might remember it.
Speaker 7: This is unfortunate Punky boobster. Do you remember they used
to call so Lei moon Fry that because she developed
on the show.
Speaker 6: Yeah, puberty backlash.
Speaker 7: That's a thing that I'm researching in my mind right now.
Speaker 6: Like I've been thinking a.
Speaker 7: Lot about how awkward it is to be a young
person in the spotlight and how people kind of turn
on you.
Speaker 1: Did that happen to you? Kalin? After your episode?
Speaker 6: How were you Okay?
Speaker 1: Here's one episode that like I was in it too.
I don't know about that. I think it was pretty big.
Speaker 6: Do you have any projections for the Wrizzler's future? No?
Speaker 1: Do you know the Costco guys?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 1: The Boom of course, Molly's like their biggest fan.
Speaker 7: Well, Rob from vander Pump Rob's and I are both
really big fans, which is how we all really connect.
Speaker 6: In some ways.
Speaker 7: The three of us work well together. But I just
saw them at ae W, which is indie wrestling, which
is kind of the It's like, quote unquote woke.
Speaker 6: It's not.
Speaker 7: It's just not as misogynistic and crazy and toxic as WWE.
No one who works at a W is a like
an appointed official at this point. But they were fantastic.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 4: Do you think everyone knows what we're talking about? Can
we play a little of the Boom guys? Do you
know what we're talking about?
Speaker 5: Quel?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know who they are.
Speaker 5: I think we should play a moment of it because.
Speaker 1: Boom.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Oh, I don't know anything the Boom or maybe a
Boom or Doom where they talk about the chicken bake
and the double double chocolate chunk cookie.
Speaker 5: Yeah, okay, thank you all.
Speaker 2: Quick. Thing.
Speaker 4: My my kids did a thing where they bought each
other cameos uh for for Christmas and I think for
their birthdays, maybe for their birthdays. And they both went
so like a whole hog on it. They were just
like both of them didn't know that each other was
getting the other one for different days, so they bought
They were a couple of really funny ones. But Sadie
really wanted to buy Xander the Boom guys. And when
she first went on there, it was like eighty dollars
and then and I.
Speaker 5: Was like, you know what she oh, maybe it was
maybe it was one hundred.
Speaker 4: I think it was like eighty dollars, and I was like,
you know, we thought that was kind of pricey, but
we were like, you know what, fuck it. It was
going to be really funny because he was kind of
obsessed with it for a little while. Then she went
back on there to pull the trigger. Like a week later,
they were.
Speaker 5: Charging two hundred and fifty dollars and I was like, hell,
fucking no.
Speaker 8: You know how I know this how because there was
someone in this room who I tried to buy a
cameo for for their birthday from the Costco guys, and
I just could not say.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, Meredith, well oh my god, I'm actually
like I feel like I'm having a heart attack. That's
so nice. It's expensive dollars. But I know they've blown
up in like a year.
Speaker 7: Like Eric said to me the other day, like, can
you believe that it's only been a year. And I'm like,
come on, you're full of it. What do you know
about the Costo guys? And it's like no. I saw
on Twitter it's been one year since their first video
and I was like, damn, what a year. So I'm
not surprised, but your kids are onto something. Cameos are
the best gifts ever.
Speaker 1: Oh no clutter.
Speaker 4: They make each other so happy. And then like the
night of their birthday, we all went to Beni Hanna.
Then we came home and they screened all They put
it up on the big TV, they mirrored their phones
and they we got to watch so many I mean,
because they have some real subtle steep cuts, steep cuts
that are just funny to them that were like pretty unreasonable.
Speaker 8: What's the best one that they've bought? Like who's been
who's really come through? Because I'll tell you who gave
me my best cameo, but I want to know who's yours.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 4: There was somebody from Dance Moms that that it wasn't
that they came through as much as the video was
really long and they got so much information in wrecked,
but it was just really funny. But they just kept
going with They were like, it's your sixteenth birthday. It wasn't,
it was the seventeenth birthday. It was like your birthday's
on such and says a day.
Speaker 5: It wasn't. It's like November twenty sixth.
Speaker 4: Like she just had so many things wrong, but she
was doing the thing that Xander asked heard it, but
it just made them so happy.
Speaker 5: That was like the that was where we kicked it off.
Speaker 4: They kicked off the cameos with that one hold on,
We're gonna play we Caitlin can play the boom guy.
Speaker 3: We got five double chung chwopolate cookies.
Speaker 5: We're gonna eat them here and rank them.
Speaker 3: On the boom meter. You knew I was gonna be
up first, because it's a double chunge chwoplic Cooky, the
double junk dwoplic Cooky gets fine big.
Speaker 1: Boom boo boo boo boom.
Speaker 2: Okay, I've seen it.
Speaker 7: I'm so fatherless that I started to tear up when
I was explaining to my boyfriend who Aga and Big
Justice are, because I was like, you know, I'm just
it's really nice that this kid gets to spend time
with his dad, and I know that like normally I
don't think kids should be online like that, but I uh,
and it was it was like, you know, really a
moment of.
Speaker 6: You know, I'm just glad we're.
Speaker 7: Close, me and Eric because otherwise that would be well,
it is humiliating, and I'm repeating it on a podcast,
but I'm very moved by this family endeavor that they have.
Speaker 4: It is it's kind of sweet, except for it's not
sweet that they charged two hundred and fifty dollars.
Speaker 8: Listen bocas they live in Boca, Yeah, boxing them by
saying that, well, no, no, no, there's.
Speaker 7: A lot of people in Boca, especially people that are
exactly like them, Like I, yeah, do.
Speaker 1: You think they're like Jersey transplants.
Speaker 7: Uh, they moved to Theay move from Jersey to Florida.
I think right after one Big Justice was born. No no, no, no,
Big Justice was born. So yeah, they've lived there for
a while. But I'm obsessed with the snowbirds in Florida.
When you hear someone be like I'm from Florida, and
I'm like, I love that, Like.
Speaker 1: Because you're not, but you are.
Speaker 8: Yesterday, I'm taking a comedy class right now, and yesterday
I was in class and this kid I was like, oh, like,
you're from New Jersey, right And he was like no,
and he looks so horrified when I said it, but
I was just like, oh, sorry, like you just have
New Jersey. He was like, I'm from Calabasas and I
was like.
Speaker 5: Oh okay.
Speaker 1: So like I didn't realize how like insulting. I like,
I guess it.
Speaker 7: He should be so lucky, first of all, And secondly,
that is a huge compliment to say to someone you
have East Coast energy.
Speaker 6: Like Stephanie, I would have guessed that you were East Coast.
Speaker 1: She was on the East Coast.
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Speaker 5: We should let's talk about a little pop culture?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 5: Why not? Guess did we want to talk about Megan
Markle or are we Megan markled out from last week?
Speaker 8: I have something I wanted to talk about because I
don't think enough people are talking about it.
Speaker 1: Okay, tell me not Megan Markle related, Not that she.
Speaker 8: Wouldn't if she couldn't have, But how are we feeling
about Tom Cruise having a hot new girlfriend?
Speaker 5: Wait? What is he.
Speaker 6: Didting on a don't armis or whatever?
Speaker 5: I think she?
Speaker 6: I mean, come on with Ben Affleck and now this
guy like I think she's doing?
Speaker 7: Who's relationships? I wonder if that's PR relationships?
Speaker 8: That's not a positive PR relationship. It's not I don't
think so to be caught up with Tom Cruise at
this stage in the game.
Speaker 7: Tom Cruise, though, had kind of a comeback. Did you
not notice that people were having different language around Tom
Cruise a few years ago, where I mean, let's face it,
he's a scientology freak. No offense to your scientologist listeners,
much love respect, but like he's in a cult and
so you know, that was sort of the vibe also
Katie Holmes leaving him. But then a couple of years ago,
people were like, there is no greater movie star.
Speaker 6: On the planet than Tom Cruise.
Speaker 4: Richer one on the planet than Tom Cruise, So he
can pay for that kind of pr.
Speaker 1: Right, that's a good point.
Speaker 6: Do you think he's sciente do his pr Oh? Sorry,
am I not allowed to talk about scientology?
Speaker 5: I don't care? Oh okay, listen, I mean I love scientology.
Speaker 2: I used to work at the Scientology building.
Speaker 7: And I'm just wondering if did you get did you
I'm so sorry if you got wrapped up in that.
Speaker 6: I apologize. Is Michael Bean? No?
Speaker 2: Okay? Well, he actually back in the day said he
did go by there and went to like one of
their seminars or whatever one time, and like to this
day still gets their pamphlets in the mail, like they
relentless about just sending him pamtlets pamphlets over and over again.
But no, I have a side business where I like
clean and do maintenance work on fish ponds. And they
have a turtle pond at their building and so I've
I've gone and cleaned it like five or six times.
Speaker 6: There's big money in fish there is.
Speaker 2: That's why I started doing it. But and I will
say this about them, they were all like the nicest
people to the point where it was kind of creepy.
Speaker 1: Because I know about your dad.
Speaker 2: No idea, No, No.
Speaker 1: I mean like they're just like we've been sending a pamphlet.
Speaker 4: I used to have a joke in my stand up
act where I'd say, I'm not a scientologist per se,
but I am completely out of my fucking mind. And
that's where I think we come together.
Speaker 1: Oh you know what, Steph, I feel like you got
to do stand up again?
Speaker 5: Oh never, Oh, come on, she's so funny. I can't.
Speaker 4: Since I was pregnant with twins. Okay, Well, then I
had a joke we should again, where I said I'm
a little off my game because like I'm just kind
of worried because I think I might be pregnant, and
then I was like eight months pregnant with twins, and
I was like, I was supposed to get my.
Speaker 5: In June.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I was sorry. I wasn't laughing.
Speaker 7: I was stuck thinking about creative ideas in which, like
you could have children together at this stage in the game,
a set of twins, you know what I mean, you
and Stephanie, and it just wasn't biologically working out.
Speaker 6: For me. Was that the if I I had.
Speaker 8: A kid now, I'd probably end up with like fucking twins.
That's like the age that I am, and that's that's
actually that's scary to me.
Speaker 6: That's the real curse.
Speaker 4: Like, no, I don't blame you. I didn't know enough
to be nervous about having twins, and then I got them.
And then people said after the fact, like, oh, if
you're older, you have a better chance of having twins
because basically you're just dropping eggs. Your body's like I
don't need these anymore, two for one, so going out
of eggs sale, I.
Speaker 1: Know, but you ended up with nice ones.
Speaker 4: I love my kids and I'm happy that I had two,
But if I had one. I wouldn't have known the difference, Like,
I can't say. I would never say, like which do
you know what I'm saying, Like.
Speaker 1: Yes, you don't know any difference.
Speaker 5: I wouldn't know any different.
Speaker 4: I would love either one of those twins if that's
what I had, but I wouldn't know, And I think
I would probably have more money.
Speaker 7: I feel like it's so lucky to be able to
have like two buddies the way I mean, now that
I know they were twins buying each other cameos, that's
like so cute.
Speaker 5: It's really cute.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they had each other. But is Tom Cruise the
greatest actor of all time?
Speaker 2: Is that?
Speaker 1: I like, I don't think so.
Speaker 8: He's not the greatest actor of all time? Like how
many cavortis?
Speaker 5: Mel Gibson?
Speaker 6: Maybe one?
Speaker 1: Maybe one? Gibson?
Speaker 6: I know you're coming back. He is coming back.
Speaker 1: Did I think his house it did?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 8: And his church because you know he has a church
on his property. Oh my god, that's probably a tax thing,
don't you think.
Speaker 5: Probably?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I will say, you know, Jim cavisel, I really
wanted the Sound of Freedom to be lifetimey. I was
hoping it was going to be bad in that way
m and instead it was just bad and kind of freaky.
Speaker 3: I watched it.
Speaker 1: I didn't even know you watched that.
Speaker 6: I don't. I wasn't.
Speaker 7: I'm supposed to not admit this out loud. But I
did make Eric rent it, and I had I had
venmoted him five dollars for him.
Speaker 6: To do it.
Speaker 1: He was like, you're paying for this one.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 7: He's like, I don't want this. I don't want this
blood on my hands. And I was like, listen, stigmata, right.
Speaker 8: I it's a disturbing question to ask you, and I
think I already feel like you're gonna say yes, Like
are you ever like going about your day and you
think like, okay, if today Eric were to like mysteriously
end up like murdered or dead, would I be able
to recount my day well enough for to like for
a police officer, because I think about that all the time,
Like if Mike, if I were to get home tonight
and Mike was just dead, like I need to know
everything I did today, you'd have a good alibi. Yeah,
I have a decent alibe. I went to raising canes
before this, so someone probably got me there.
Speaker 7: I think that the cops would talk to me for
like five seconds and be like, she does I want
to deal with those Like yeah, like because I I mean,
I don't know what I like, we don't. I don't
like need to know what's going on in his life,
and he doesn't really need to know what's going on
in mind a lot of the time, So like I
I would have I mean, where was I like at home?
Speaker 6: Bitch? Like, uh, they probably have a digital footprint or something.
That's true.
Speaker 1: Yeah, at least I'm on my phone a lot. Yeah.
Speaker 4: My thinking is always like because I listened to quite
a bit of true crime, and I'm always like, how
did these people remember that's what we were doing? And
it's like a month ago or even last week. I
don't remember what I was doing this morning. I couldn't
recount it to you very well.
Speaker 1: Are you watching Karen Read The Karen Read Trial?
Speaker 5: I thought it starts today.
Speaker 7: April first, they're doing pre trial hearings though that's been
going on.
Speaker 5: Wait, but the show are you talking about?
Speaker 6: That starts Wednesday?
Speaker 5: It doesn't start.
Speaker 4: I thought I just saw a commercial for it last
night that said starting starts Monday.
Speaker 7: Stephanie, I'm running around town, waking up babies, you know,
not communicating properly. I've been talking to Meredith for weeks
about someone, and I don't think I told her that
I actually knew this person. They were my best friends,
so I think she thought I was like celebrating some
random person.
Speaker 6: So I can't be reliable.
Speaker 8: I wanted to have someone on our live show because
we're gonna have some special guests. I won't even say
who the special guest is. She wanted to have someone
on the live show, and I was confused about who
they were, and so I like sent her what I
tried to be really kind. I was like, do we
know anything about this person? I'm just concerned that like
they could get to like we could get to record
with them, and they could be like a Nazi.
Speaker 7: Well no, like thank god, because I started to really
question myself when you asked me that, because I was like, what,
like I said, he's my best friend, thank god, Rob
can I know, I know, but it's almost it's ninety
percent of the time me and I've actually gotten worried
that I have early stages of dementia, which can appear
sometimes is early in the thirties for some people.
Speaker 5: Very unusual.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I know, but.
Speaker 1: I google so.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but he's I know this person very well. He's
one of my best friends and he runs like a
huge Boston meme page. I won't say which one, but
I thought, you know, I don't think anyone's ever seen
him before. He's kind of a local ledge with people
around my age that want to see niche Boston memes.
Who could be better to have come to our show
than someone incredibly online, mysterious and has twenty one thousand
followers in the Boston area.
Speaker 5: It's perfect. But how does this tie back to the
Karen Reid thing?
Speaker 8: Oh, we'll get there, Yeah, we'll get there. Well, we
just I feel like he's Karen read adjacent. Boston and
Karen Reid are like synonymous right now. And there is
this blogger that Molly's friends with.
Speaker 6: Stop no, I know it's Turtle Boys.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 7: I will say that my friend who we're talking about
did give me his take the other day on the case,
and he said that she is oj innocent and that
there's too much drama surrounding the narrative about police and
just basically what they're calling cop corruption in Massachusetts, which
I do believe cops are an inherently corrupt organization. I
have no questions about that. I'm a little surprised that
the Blue Lives Matter people, which is like kind of really,
who makes up free Karen Reid?
Speaker 6: Is there a lot of.
Speaker 7: QAnon Blue Lives Matter and they're and they're switching over
to cop corruption for free Karen Reid. I'm a little
surprised that she is the person who's propelling this idea
of like sort of police reform in Poston. But he said,
like there's so much noise around what's going on with
local policing. There was another terrible murder that happened in Canton.
This one was actually done by the police, but I mean,
I'll say for myself it was Meredith's father actually who
turned me onto the idea that Karen Reid might have
done it. And I immediately dove into all the propaganda
by accident, and after forty eight hours of reading and
being in sort of like a weird, sweaty k hole
of just like not really moving from bed deep in
a hoodie, like eating small crackers and stuff like that.
You know, when you just stick to food that's very
small fits a ramikin. I was like I was having
ramakin time and just reading and reading and reading, and
all of a sudden it hit me like someone had
splashed me with a bucket of cold water, and I
was like, I'm reading propaganda. I was like, I'm reading
a really good piece of storytelling that is movie esque,
and this actually makes no sense, and I can go
away with the fairies, you know what I mean, Like
I really will, you know, Like I'm like, let's hear
Jodira is out, Like I'm very much like that, And truthfully,
I'm gonna be real with you. Normally I wouldn't want
to punish a woman for murdering her boyfriend, like I like,
I'm like, I'm sure there was a good enough reason,
but she's created this whole shit storm around it and
really like ruined a bunch of people's lives and this
and this is where.
Speaker 6: And I apologize if you see a.
Speaker 7: Huge drop off in your numbers or commenting spike from
people rage commenting to never have me on again, because
it is a wildly unpopular opinion. But I'm selling out, Meredith.
I'm not alone.
Speaker 1: No, I also feel like Karen read I think I.
Speaker 4: Think she's one hundred percent guilty. Yeah, and I have
stated that on this show before, and our listeners came
for me so but I'm I And they said, you
don't know all the facts, and you you haven't watched
I have.
Speaker 5: I don't know every.
Speaker 4: Fact of the case, but I have ears and I
have eyes, and I've I've listened to a lot of stuff.
Speaker 5: And it's the it makes the most sense.
Speaker 7: They act like the evidence is on top of Mount
Everest and they have all climbed Everest to get the
information to watch the trial on YouTube. For example, they
assume no one could have watched the trial. If you
have a different opinion, you did not watch the trial.
And it's like, no, dude, I did. I just don't
believe that, Like thirty people are I have been actively
covering up a murder for three and a half years,
and not one person has discreetly gone to the police
and said, hey, I'm a friend of one of the
kids of the people who lives here, and like, I'm
going to go to college soon and I just don't
want to go to college with this murder hanging over
my head. Like and then I'll take witness protection please,
and a free ride to Stanford or whatever wherever they
place them.
Speaker 6: Dartmouth, they got to get amount of state. They'll lead
them alive.
Speaker 8: No offense to all the ums Dartmouth listeners. I couldn't
have gotten in there.
Speaker 5: And listen, this is just our opinion. We haven't seen
we are on the jury.
Speaker 6: Yet we are on the jury. I do always say that.
Speaker 5: Now I'm not going to get chosen for the jury,
which is so unfair.
Speaker 7: Well, I mean, honestly, they might have to start pulling
people from the West Coast to be considered for the jury.
So in a pinch, if we have to meet, we
might want to just temporarily private.
Speaker 6: This pod such a duration of the trial.
Speaker 7: And then surprise, if you're just hearing this now when
Karen's in jail, it was us. But no, I I
always want to ask them, like, why does it bother
you so much that someone has a different opinion? Because
they froth and by the way they they go mental,
like the way that they treat people who have a
different opinion than them, Like I think I've been called
welfare queen because they just assume that everyone who's doesn't
support Karen is on welfare.
Speaker 6: Wait why because they're like.
Speaker 7: White trash monsters from Massachusetts who like that's their insult
base or like another one is you want to sleep
with John, and it's like, no, I don't want to
sleep with a dead police officer who was a single
father and in like a town that no offense. Like
I had one friend from Canton when I was growing up,
but we haven't spoken in twenty five years.
Speaker 6: Like that's not the lifestyle I dream of.
Speaker 5: So that guy's not reaching out to you, by the way.
Speaker 7: John o'keef, Yeah, no, I don't mean here's the thing,
I might lend.
Speaker 5: Your chances with him.
Speaker 8: It's sometimes really hard for us to think that, like
this woman who like he presents very well right, like
they've dressed her in the right stuff.
Speaker 5: She didn't after it happened, I know, But.
Speaker 8: I'm just saying, like they've put her in court and
they're like, there's no way she could have murdered someone.
And I quote Cola Scola when I say, manslaughter is
just another word for mistake.
Speaker 7: By the way, everyone's beautiful and everyone is worth so
much more than their appearance and everything else. But Meredith,
I mean Stephanie, like they're dreaming or like she's Christie Brinkley.
Speaker 5: Yes, that's what I mean.
Speaker 8: Like, I'm not saying that, I'm just saying like, I
think the way that people have gotten attached to her
is very weird and it's hard for them to imagine. Like, yeah,
I think she could have like been pissed at her
boyfriend in blackout drunk and was like you know what,
I'm gonna ding him with the car and then like
was like fuck, I was mad.
Speaker 4: She was really really furious and probably in a blackout rage.
Speaker 7: I've hit a poll when I was dead sober and
just very very frustrated because I was doing exactly a
three point turn and upset. She even says, I mean,
there's a lot of things that she admits, Like what
makes it murder too is that she was angry and
admits she was angry when she pulled off from the house.
That is what makes it murdered too, because it's a
crime of passion. So people think she's overcharged, but she's
not overcharged. There's all this a like talking about you know,
Stephanie Meredith, like maybe you can chime in that like
six to nine vodka sodas wouldn't be too much for
her to have in two hours for her to drive.
Speaker 5: Yeah, oh my god, and remember everything.
Speaker 7: Clearly she has half a colon. Yeah, like I don't
think that she's floating.
Speaker 4: Not sorry, all right, listen, this has been super fun
where Okay, both of you promote yourselves.
Speaker 8: Okay, so I'm gonna promote our dates that we have
together May eighth here in La at West Side Comedy.
And I just heard someone, someone just said to me.
They were like, oh, I'm going to buy my tickets
and then they were like, oh, it's on the west Side. Yeah,
once in a while, you motherfuckers have to drive to
the West Side. I'm sorry you do, Okay, get the
fuck over it.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 8: And then we are in Boston June twenty fifth and
June twenty sixth at Lil Chuck and we have amazing
special guests like people who you guys are like, who
are much more famous than.
Speaker 5: You read is coming here? You will here?
Speaker 8: Yeah, and then you know you can find me yelling
into the void Meredith, I'm lynch TikTok and Instagram and
my pod.
Speaker 5: I'll oh, yeah we didn't, but we didn't don't plug
your chick.
Speaker 1: We just did. We just did.
Speaker 8: Like listen, me just being around is plugging my TikTok right, yeah?
Speaker 1: And where at malls? Where can people find you?
Speaker 7: My name is Molly Maclear. You can find me at
mall's on most social medias. And I have a podcast
called trend Lightly, which is about pop culture and trending
Internet news, a lot of niche stuff, it's fun. And
I have a podcast called mother may S Keep a
podcast that Stephanie has been on. Friend like Ronnie carm
Ben from Watchbook, Crappens, Karen Kilgarriff, so, MAREDITHA Lynch, Meredith,
Meredith m Lynch, So yeah, check that out, and Stephanie like,
thanks so much for having me, Miste.
Speaker 5: As for being here. Yes, we miss Lynette.
Speaker 4: She'll she'll be back in two weeks. But before we go,
let's say hello to our Patreon subscribers. We got Stephanie's
stinker Rinker and Athena we love your dancing. And Sandra,
it's not easy being green, Jennifer, get up, Aaron, you're dirty, Sanchez, Leslie,
stop with the coughing. Alicia Ascalante from the City of
elle Monte. Kelly, she's not your aunt, but you get
the picture.
Speaker 5: Rebecca, No, but it's so cute and.
Speaker 4: E Shan is sexy as a fuck, and Missy and
Gabby still out there with Lynette.
Speaker 5: Are they stalking Lynette? Kaylin, I'm not really sure uh.
Speaker 4: And Katerina check your moler and Valerie hits out of
the park and Polly, we love your pancakes. And Rita's
rocking that Bacinette with all of Elizabeth Williamson's kids, and
Nikki call your Girl, and Katie's rolling on e Kelly ooh,
Letty do and Dick is frolicking and as always, Adam
Lerner he's.
Speaker 5: A car broker.
Speaker 4: Adam's Got a Car dot com. Our friend Laura is
promoting Oscar's Queer Youth Resource in Vancouver, Washington. They could
use our help q y RC Vancouver Wa dot org.
Ferncandle Kelsey runs this business out of her home. She
makes such good smelling candles like tobacco sage and lavender
sandalwood and you can find her on Instagram at Ferncandle.
And last Banale's The Get Up Show. It's a really
fun show for kids. It's a podcast and it gets
kids from snooze to shoes. They get jokes and music
and learning and a lot of fun. So on Instagram
they're the Get Up Show podcast and you guys.
Speaker 5: Have been amazing, so fun. This was very entertaining for me.
Thank you, Kaylin. You're a parent now sucking up, letting
go
Speaker 6: Hm,