Speaker 1: Made a decision.
Speaker 2: Sunny sun on ahead of vision.
Speaker 1: It's nice me everybody. I thought you were saying, wait,
I'm not ready. I was like, how much preparation do
we need? It's just talking. Yeah, give me take two.
What's up? Everybody? Uh for crying out loud? Is for
crying out loud. Yeah, we have a different chair configuration,
so we have to get We're now like really kind
of close.
Speaker 2: Usually I'm sitting far away from Stephanie, like across the room.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Now' kind of close. Like we're having like a
meal over a really long table. Yeah, like a dining
room table. Yeah, you're at the head and I'm at
the head. I am obsessed with love story. By the way,
I don't know if you've been watching. I haven't been
watching a JFK.
Speaker 2: It's on Hulu. Oh okay, okay, so good. It's so good.
I watched like documentaries about the two of them. Now,
I like found out exactly what happened when the plane
went down?
Speaker 1: Oh what happened?
Speaker 2: Basically, he he didn't he was experiencing and he had
every all the other credentially, he didn't have the one credentialed.
It's called instrument I don't know if people know this,
But I'm not a pilot.
Speaker 1: Yes you are. I mean I've kind of like flown
radio bus sholder that you went to flight training.
Speaker 2: I flowed like finish all your hours sea airplanes, you know,
remote control one yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah yeah.
Speaker 2: But basically he was in it was it was in
bad weather. It was not bad weather, but it was
very dense fog, and he was over the ocean. And
you're supposed to be trained in a situation where you
can lose your equilibrium, where you you don't know what's
top and what's bottom because something happens in your inner ear.
I'm not a doctor either, but there is something in
your inner ear. What it tells you what your body
thinks is not what your brain is thinking. And so
he torked it hard to the left, and then he
just kind of went into a really down word spiral
because he wasn't trained to go by what the instruments
are telling you instead of what your head is telling you. Right,
So there was no you couldn't see the stars because
it was so foggy.
Speaker 1: You couldn't There was no city lights. He was over
the ocean.
Speaker 2: It was dark, dense fog, and he lost his equilibrium
and he just he went went really quick, just bam
they did. They call it a something spiral, but it
goes quick, and he just torqued it too hard and
just went and hit the ocean.
Speaker 1: And who was in the plane.
Speaker 2: It was him, her Caroline, Carolyn, his wife, and her sister,
oh the three of them, and.
Speaker 1: Her sister was the one that was really good friends
with Carol from a Real Housewife, No Carol.
Speaker 2: Carol, Carol from Real Housewives was married to John F. K.
Junior's cousin slash best friend and he was dying of
cancer and they went to the four of them went
to like Cape Cod during that so they got they
the plane crash was in July. They went to Cape
Cod in June to basically to go there for him
to die. And it was his best friend that was
dying and he was still alive.
Speaker 1: And that was Carol's husband. That was Carol's husband, oh ye.
And so the four of them there.
Speaker 2: She's interviewed in this documentary that they're a forced they
were a foursome and it was just touching some of
the things that he did when he went to the
hospital to see his best friend but his best friend,
her husband was still alive. He died like two months later.
Speaker 1: Oh wow. And John F.
Speaker 2: Kenny Junior was having a hard time accepting that his
best friend was dying. I mean there's videos of him
playing with his with this guy Anthony rad Rodswell Radswell
from when they were like Toddlin. They grew up together
and they were like brothers. And it's it's really like
so just also tragic.
Speaker 1: He could have been president.
Speaker 2: He could have our presidential landscape to this day could
have been different. Who knows, he was probably going to
be president someday.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's really sad, and it's a beautiful love story
and I don't know, I'm just really into it.
Speaker 1: I was thinking the other day and now I would
have to do research on my phone, but I was
thinking about how many like celebrities have died in plane crashes.
I know, kind of a lot. Yeah, well, I mean
the Big Bopper, the who the Big Bopper forgot his name?
Uh oh? The yeah, who was with that guy? Yeah,
the Big Bopper was a different guy, but he was.
Speaker 2: With That's in the movie, right, La Bamba La Bamba
is the movie. But also Aliyah Aliyah died. Yeah, she
died of plane crash. Marcross, No plane crash, that's right. Yeah,
I'll be Kobe and a helicopter buddy Holly, Yes, a
couple guys from like Black Sabbath or something, right. Yeah, yeah,
I know it's kind of scary. It's really sad, but.
Speaker 1: We're probably missing some big ones. But I just yeah,
people are like, again, I'm just doing this show off
the top of my head. It's not like research, and
we don't have Kaylin in here, not that he was
doing that for us anyway. No, we'd be like, Kaylen,
can you look up some celebrities that have been dieting
on plane crashes? And he'd be like, wait, what, I'm
playing poker online? Yeah? No, do that on your off hours,
like I do. I know, I know, we don't have
our kailin anymore. Did I tell you that online gambling
got banned in California? Did I tell you that I can't?
I can no longer play poker online? You can't. They
kept sending me warnings about it, but I was like, well,
I one thing I'm not is a gambling addict, So
I like it. But yeah, it's funny because on my
husband John, not John Kennedy. John was like, you know,
I could get you like a VPN. We could get
you a bank account and a VPN and blah blah.
And I was like, dude, this isn't like Cokee. I
don't have like a cocaine addiction that we're trying to
figure out how to. But I was like, I have
like twenty dollars in that account, right, I just play
it right until it's done, yeah, or until I win
two thousand dollars in cash out, which is not how
it went down. You know. I played like a couple
more hands, lost my money, and I was like, Okay,
that was don oh, but it's illegal. You know. I
think it had a hand in that.
Speaker 2: Gavin Newsom, Oh really, yeah, I know that. I mean,
Sonny was telling me that he can't do online gambling
in California, but I thought it was because of his age.
But I guess, yeah, I don't know, But isn't that
like draft kings and stuff?
Speaker 1: Like what is that? I think it's illegal in California though, Okay,
all got illegal in California. Okay, other places you can
still do it a lot of other places, but anyway,
I don't know Why did that just come up? Oh
because Kaylin playing poker. Yeah that's around his own time. Yeah,
not really producing for us, right yeah yeah, and us
not knowing other celebrities who died in right, we have
a pretty good feeling they did. Yeah, it happened. There's more, Yeah, yeah,
there are for sure more. Okay, Bob updates, Yes, Okay,
things are going a lot better. He's he's still a
lot of dog Okay there, Okay, this is a whole
saga though, And I know that you relate, you can
relate to this. Of all the people that I would
tell this story to, you will feel for me. Okay. Okay,
So last I was here, had I taken him to
the vet? Yet?
Speaker 2: No, you were going to and you weren't getting any sleep? Right, Okay,
he wasn't. Okay, he didn't get your It is so
much better getting sleep every night.
Speaker 1: He is still sleeping in our bed. He is not
sleeping on top of me anymore. He's settling in. We
have a crate. A lot's changed since our last in
a week. We did get a crate. We got it
in the pouring rain. We're taking our time. He will
go in it, but he will not stay in it.
He goes in it for like a minute, and then
he will lay down for a second and then he
comes back out. Listen, I hear you, guys. I've gotten
your messages. I am going to sure him. I got
a lot of advice, all well meaning, none of it
super helpful right at this moment, because I'm trying. Like
at the time, as I think I told you last week,
he was like panic bonding to us, and that was
the thing that was really overwhelming me, and like, oh
my god, I can't this. I will not be able
to do this. I think. Once I realized that that's
what was going on with him, I was like, Okay, like,
what is happening today is not how It's always going
to be right, And whatever behavior issues we do find out,
we'll deal with ye. Overall, he is the sweet He's
a very sweet dog who aims to please. He still
hasn't barked yet, he hasn't made a sound. He is
very present. He just looks you in your eyes. Yeah,
very quick Learner, you know, Adam Lerner out of Scota
car Yeah, okay, but let me tell you the story. Okay,
So we take him to the vet. I take him
to my vet. Now, my personal vet who I love,
was not in, but I wanted to get him in
as soon as possible because he has this really bad cold,
which I think I told you, like, the poor thing
cannot breathe through his nose. It sounds so bad in there.
He's much better now spoiler alert. He's doing He's on
the end. He's doing a lot better. But it was
the road to get there was very frustrating. So I
take him to the vet. I get up sold well
the shelter records that I had told you that when
I got him, they had said his blood work did
come back and it does not look like lymphoma or
the autoimmune diseaser and the things we'reing about. He does
have some kind of infection. He finished a round of antibiotics,
but you know, you need to get him checked out
for whatever the infection is. But it's probably not lymphoma. Okay,
So which is why I was like, Okay, So I
bring him in. I'm like, here's what's going on with him.
Here's all his records. So she's looking through his records
and she's like, I don't see the blood test results here.
They're nowhere on here and I was like, that's so weird.
I don't know. And she's like, well, I wonder if
because in the notes it says extend the antibiotic another
ten days, but they didn't extend the antibiotics. So I
say to her, he's pretty sick, like, do you think
he needs an antibiotic? And she goes, well, what is
the discharge coming out of his nose? Is it clear?
Is it yellow? Is it green? Like are you noticing?
And I go Now, at the time, I hadn't even
had him, like i'd had him like five days at
that point, and I was like, I think it's clear.
And she looks and she's like, yeah, it's it's clear. Okay,
she goes, so, yeah, he doesn't need antibiotics. He's he's uh,
And then she looks at his teeth. She goes, he
does not have ginger vitis. You do not have to
get him his teeth faced. He's fine, she goes. Then
she goes, but I think we should do blood test, yeah,
which is you know, chitching. But I was like, you
know what baseline for a dog, it's better for them
to have blood test results. See what's going on with him.
She's like I'm going out of town tomorrow, but I
will email you the blood test results, but for now,
like he's okay. Yeah. So we're like, yay, okay, great,
this dog is cost us four hundred dollars for all that,
but like in the scheme of things, that's like not bad, right, Okay.
So we take him home. I look at where he's
been sleeping and I realize, oh shit, the stuff coming
out of his nose is definitely yellow. Because I have
like a white it's not like a fancy comforter. It's
like a blanket that we had for Pepo was slept
on it and I noticed that all over it there's
these spots of yellow. And he didn't pee on the bed.
So I'm like, oh no, And by that night he
seemed even sicker. The next day he really was kind
of lethargic. He didn't really want to eat, although I
think that was because they tried to put him on
you ever put your dog on that. It's called the floris.
It's a probiotic and shake the powder. People hated it,
and Bob won't eat that really, okay, So I'm like,
now I'm having anxiety. I'm like, I think he needs
an antibiotic. So I call the vet back and I said, hey,
I call him up. I go, look, yesterday, doctor blah
blah blah told me that if his discharge from his nose,
if anything changes, he needs an antibiotic. So I go,
I actually realized that he is having like yellow crap
is coming out of his nose. And the woman on
the phone was such a biach and she goes, oh, yeah, well,
I don't know what to tell you. You'd have to
make another appointment. I'll fuck that. And I said, well,
I literally just did everything. She did a very thorough exam,
She did all the blood work, which you have all
the records. So the only difference is that the nose
discharge is colored and he needs an antibiotic. And she goes, yeah,
I can't prescribe that to you. Well, then leave fucking
message for the doctor and have her doing So I said, well,
can you send a text to the doctor to the
vent And she goes, I can't. She's gone until the
tenth of next month. Oh god. And I go, so
you're telling me she's not going to be back for
three weeks and you can't email her. Okay, So now
she was she had emailed me the test results and
I had emailed her right back. Hey, by the way,
the discharge out of the nose is yellow? Can you
call in an antibiotic? But she didn't respond, so I'm like, well,
she didn't respond to me, and she goes, yeah, she's
out of the country, and I go, okay, can you
ask another event down the practice if they can, if
they can call me in an antibiotic, and she goes,
I'm sorry, yeah, we don't. She goes, can you hold
And then she comes back and she goes, yeah, I
asked our office manager and she says no. So now
I'm kind of pissed, but I'm not ready to like
be a Karen just yet. And I'm like, okay, well,
could you It would make me feel more comfortable if
you just asked another vet and she's like, no, I
can't do that. I went fucking She goes, but you
can make an appointment if you want, we can see you.
You can bring him back in, and I was like, no,
that's going to be like another one hundred exactly no reason.
And he's already I'm gonna he's gonna have he's not feeling.
Speaker 2: Well right, He's sick. Why have they put him back
in the coffin beds?
Speaker 1: Yes? Okay, So then I'm mad, but I have a
little brainstorm and I was like, oh, well, when I
got him from the shelter, you get a free vet visit,
but it's usually not your vet but it's Mclave Animal Hospital,
it's VCA. They're all over the place. I look on
the thing, I'm like, oh, there's literally a Mclave like
a mile from me. So I call them up. I
was like, hey, here's the situation. And They're like, yeah,
we can see him today. And I'm like, and that's
that's going to be free because the right and they're
like yep. So I'm like okay. So then last minute,
there's like so much to the story. Sorry about this,
but I decide I have this another little brainstorm, and
I'm like, there was a vet tech in the first
visit I went to the whole time, super nice. So
ill I text the office and I was like, is
there any way I can speak to blah blah blah.
Let's call let's call her Sally. He goes there. Any
way I can talk to Sally, the vet tech who
was in my appointment. Well, by some miracle. They're like,
yeah you can. Oh, she's gonna call you. So this
VET tech calls me. She's like, yeah, I heard you
had called and that you were kind of upset. And
I was like, yeah, here's the situation. And she goes,
if you can wait till tomorrow morning, she goes, I
can get the other vet to call you in an
antibiotic okay. And I was like, oh, okay. So I
called the place back that I was on my way
out to and I was like, can I make this
appointment for tomorrow? They go, yeah, no problem, I want
to back up appointment right. Yeah. Next day, ve tech
calls me. She's like, hey, so the doctor said that
you should treat You should give Bob this medication that
we gave for a parasite. He has this pair of site.
It's like, not a big deal. It's not like real worms.
It's some little parasite. She goes, you should give him
that because that deworming medicine also doubles as like an antibiotic. Okay.
And I'm like okay, and she goes and if he's
not better in a few days, then call us back
and we'll give you something else. Okay. So I hang up,
and I'm not feeling super reassured by this. Yeah, and
I'm looking at my dog and he's literally like having
trouble breathing. And I look up. I ask doctor Google
that Google whether this parasite medication also helps with like
a chest infection or an upper respiratory infection, and Google
is like, no, it's a totally different medication. Like, okay,
it only helps with the warm with this, and I
give it the exact medication that she was going to
prescribe me and they're like no. So I'm like, fuck
all y'all bringing this. So I keep the appointment with
the animal hospital. Okay, let's you know what, Let's take
a break and then I'll tell you what happened there.
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to the next vet. He's not doing great, and I'm
now the Yeah, he's doing the it's just his cold
is not getting better. And everything that I read was like,
if a dog has to write a cold, it should
start getting better in a few days or he needs
to be treated. Yeah, you know, I bring him in.
I meet this other vet, super nice. She's like, asks
me all the questions, she looks through all the records.
I tell her about the other vet visit and I
tell her about how his excretions from his nose are
very colorful and you know, everywhere, and I show her
a picture. You know, I'm armed. I'm ready for this visit.
And then she's looking at him and she goes, I
don't love like the way he's breathing right now. She's like,
he's do you see how he's stretching out his like chat,
he's stretching his neck up. She goes, he's he's working
to get his breath. It's like a little bit labored.
She said, I honestly I would feel better. I think
we should get some X rays. Jesus, I'm like, shit
ching right. But also it's my freaking new dog, and
I'm like, what am I going to do? Not get
X rays? Like, and she says, you don't have to.
I will still. I can prescribe an antibiotic, but depending
on the X rays, I want to see if it's
starting to be pneumonia, which I know you have dealt with.
She's like, because if it is, I'm going to go
with a heavier antibiotic. It will it will determine what
what I treat him with. But I will treat him
no matter what, even if you don't want to do
X rays. So they show me what I'm gonna have
to pay, girl is eight hundred dollars. Course, So it's
they want to do X rays and then they also
want to do this test of the excretions, like they
want to check it to see what's growing, to see,
you know, so they can use an antibiotic and see
what's going to be the most effective. And I'm like,
you know what, this boy is already like my child. Yeah,
I'm already super attached. And I was like, do I
have to do the panel? And she's like you no,
of course not. You don't have to. She's like, but
I'm gonna we'll do the X rays and then if
you want, we'll do the X rays and then we
can see uh huh okay, Like okay, they do the
X rays. She comes back and she's like, okay, so
it's not I don't think he has pneumonia. He doesn't
have pneumonia, but there is like activity, she called it,
busyness in his lungs. So there's something starting. She goes,
it has moved from upper respiratory, like it is the
beginnings of a lower respiratory. She goes, so I do.
I'm glad we did it because now I'm going to
treat him with a heavier duty antibiotics and I go okay.
Then she's like, do you want to do They're testing
and I was like, what will the difference be? And
she goes, well, if something, if we figure out something
that's really targeted. She goes, we would add it to
what he's taking, right, And I'm like, go ahead, yeah. Yeah.
At this point it's another two hundred and fifty dollars.
So we do the test. I don't have the results
of that yet, but we started on an antibiotic. He
is already so much better. And now I'm pissed at
og VET, even though they've been my VET. They were
my VET with people my guy that your guy was
being gone. He's been out of town, so, but it's
making me kind of mad at the practice. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't like the how the front desk acted. That's ridiculous. Yeah,
I mean, if you like this other place, go to
that other place. I like going to them. I think
she was so nice, she seemed very knowledgeable. They are
pretty thorough there. She was very thorough.
Speaker 1: She and that's what he needed.
Speaker 2: And shit at the pound, they got all these different
conflicting informations about his head.
Speaker 1: By the way, I asked her, I didn't want to
like check the other one's work, but I was like,
so the other vets said that the the one that
the one for the parasite would also work for the
other one. She was like, no, what she goes not
at where he is? She goes, No, if maybe, if
it was really just a simple cold, I tell you
to wait and do that one. But no, he needs antibiotics.
And I'm like, yeah, that's what I thought. Guy. Within
a day, his energy was back better. He still has
green stuff coming out of his nose like a kid,
but he's breathing so. But before he wasn't breathing right.
When you're so worried, because they're like, yes, right, he
was not breathing right. And the fucking first VET should
have seen that. That's ridiculous. Yeah, i'd be pissed at
that vet. I would say something, maybe, I don't know,
I don't know how you feel if you're gonna still
go to the other guy that you like or switch
to this other place. I mean, they're obviously both expensive, right,
They're all expensive.
Speaker 2: I meant it that's gonna have the health insurance or whatever,
the pet insurance. But you know, I think it's his
he needed to get all worked up, like get a
full health check up. He just started living with you guys,
not feeling good. He's very clinging on you, Like he
needs to start feeling better, so that maybe he's starting
to get acclimated and not be so clingy.
Speaker 1: Is he still clinging with you? So he wasn't. He
was getting better, and then I think he started not
feeling well even more and he got clingy again. And
now he's he's pretty clingy. But like he will also
go to the kids if they're at home, he will
hang out with John. I'm gonna I'm his first choice. Yeah,
like a hundred percent. He's gonna follow me from room
to room. Yeah, but he's not unhappy if I leave.
He will hang out with John. Or he'll go hang
out on the couch. He is doing a little bit
of the trying to get up on me and but
and I just take his pause. I put them on
the floor and I just say off right, you know,
without yelling at him. I just go off and then
or I walk away, or I turn my attention away.
Uh huh. If I lay in bed, he will come
right up on the bed and want to just lay
there with me. Right. But it's fucking cute. I know.
That's what Phil does. That's exactly what it's like with
my at my house.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, I mean, if Sonny's home, he doesn't even
go by Sunny's room. He's with me unless Sonny comes out.
Then he starts trots over and hangs out with Sunny.
But then he also wants to know where'd I go
If I leave the room, he goes and follows me,
you know. And by the way, so you know, you
get so Phil was taking those the car profens or
whatever for his his his you know, riss and stuff,
and I so then I ran out of mine, but
you gave me peopos and I started giving it to him.
I think I started on Friday. Well, then this morning
he couldn't get up and walk. What yeah, I know.
So I'm like, what's the difference. It's one hundred milligrams.
I gave them the same amount, same dose. And now
like I'm hoping maybe that the ones I got from
you or maybe aren't as potent, or maybe they're old.
Speaker 1: I don't know they're not old. They were in the
one especially, I gave you one that was in a
sealed container. Yeah, oh, I don't think I opened the
sealed container. And either way, it's not that old. They're
not that old, right, No, it was the last prescription
I got.
Speaker 2: I mean, the only thing that's different is there. It's
the I'm getting the from his vet, the the not
the what do you call it tablets? No, no, it's
the tablets. They look they don't look exactly the same.
They're a little different feeling and a little different in color.
I think, because you know when you get not the
real that you get the generic brand or something like that.
Speaker 1: Maybe that's what it is. I don't know. I'm hoping
that it has to do with that, and it's not
a new issue. This was like all of a sudden.
This was after the first one he took.
Speaker 2: Now I started on Friday with yours, and now this
morning on Monday, he can't get up. Like I wanted
to take him for a walk. He was just not
He couldn't get up. He like tries it in his
like pause, slip and slide on the hardwood floor. So
then I had to like try and move him to
the carpet, so at least he can get traction. And
then I have to like entice him with you know, Phil,
if I bring out, I mean he comes running and
I have like a treat right in front of him,
like come on, come on, come on, he can he
doesn't want to get up. Oh so I'm gonna go
pick up his other ones from the vet today and
see if that makes a difference. But I don't think so.
I think it's this same. I don't wonder what's going on.
How was he acting when he had pneumonia. He was
coughing a lot? Oh yeah, yeah, he I've never really
seen Phil with a stuffy nose or hard to breathe.
He is a hard breather when he sleeps, that's for sure.
He snores, but I've never really noticed like a.
Speaker 1: Hold.
Speaker 2: But this one time he was coughing, and he never
was coughing a lot, and so I took him there like, yeah,
he's got ammonia or whatever.
Speaker 1: He did X rays, Yeah they did for hundreds of dollars. Yes,
they did, of.
Speaker 2: Course, change change ging you how much money Molly cost
us that girl that golden lab we had with the
diabetes and the cancer and the eyes going blind from
the diabetes, and the ear getting lopped off from the cancer.
Speaker 1: And I mean it's like a house. It was, it
was a whole.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was like a down payment of a house.
I mean by the end of her lifetime. And she
lived thirteen years, you know, so she cost a lot
of money with insurance.
Speaker 1: I mean, and I'm gonna and that was with insurance. Yeah, see,
and I'm gonna get insurance. But like, I have to
get this dog a clean bill of health before I
get the insurance. Yeah, otherwise it's a pre existing condition. Yeah. Yeah,
you can't ensure like a sick dog. Got to get
that handle, get a clean bill of health, then send
it in right.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, Well that's a good update on the doggie.
Speaker 1: Yeah, overall too long, didn't listen. Bob is doing so
much better. I'm madly in love eli Are. Only problem
is I took him for a walk this last night
in the evening. I've been trying to be very regular,
really regular, like walks at regular times. So the way
we do it now is a walk first thing in
the morning, or you know, by first thing, I mean
like eight thirty nine am, go for a walk, go
for kind of a long walk, and then I do
a long walk around like four, and then John takes
him out just for a pe around eight. That's good.
And really the long walk is because he's only two
years old and he needs exercise.
Speaker 2: And does he ever go to the bathroom when he's
at home, Like, does he need to go to the
bathroom or does he just go on his walks?
Speaker 1: No, he goes on his walks. But we also around
like noon, let him out in the backyard, okay, and
he actually went pooh and pee okay yesterday at like noon. Yeah,
but last night I took him to the park and
he's feeling better and he had like this surge of
energy and decided. And when I tell you how calm
this dog has been on all of our walks, he
just walks right beside me like like somebody taught him
how to heal. He's just like really calm. He doesn't
pull on the leash. Well, we're in the park, all
of a sudden he sees a squirrel and his whole
body like went to attention and he and I was
like what the fuck? And I was holding onto the
leash and then I had this like if it had
been people, I would have just I would have unleashed
and just been like, go get the squirrel and then
come back when you're done. But I was like, even
though he has tags, he's you know. But I got
scared that he wouldn't come back because he's still brew dog.
So I tried to run with him. I was like stop,
you know, and I was holding the leash for dear life.
Pulled me so hard that I fell over and I
kind of turned my foot. You fell, Yes, I fell.
Nobody was looking. It's the worst. I literally fell and
my turn my foot and I am worried. I definitely
sprained it something. It's where my last break was. Oh
my god, oh god, same foot and this kind of
the same spot. The difference is it doesn't look crazy,
it doesn't look bruised, it doesn't look that swollen. I
had to call john to come get me and the dog.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 1: I tried to walk for a while and then I
was like, oh my god, every step is excruciating. I'm
being ridiculous. So I called Johnny came and got me,
came home. I've been icing it, but I'm supposed to
take Xander to San Diego. I'm supposed to leave you
supposed tonight for a tour tomorrow morning. Wow, And I
don't see how I'm gonna walk around on a tour. Really,
it's that bad. I'm going to see how I'm see
how I do during the day. Well, John was like, well,
let's take you to urging Care and get an X ray.
I'm like, we just spent all of our money on
our doll. Also, even if even if it showed that
I had a fracture in my foot, it wouldn't change anything.
There's no treatment for it. They don't put it in
a cast. Can you put that boot thing back on?
I have the boot. I can wear the boot now.
Wearing it. Now I'm wearing I put a brace okay,
my foot around it and wrapped it tight and then
the shoe is actually helping.
Speaker 2: Oh that's good, mobilize my f And you should take
Thailand all.
Speaker 1: I've been taking a yeah, ibprofilan a oh kiland I'd
be profen.
Speaker 2: I think for inflammation. I thought it was Thailand all.
When I hit my head it said Thailand all. Well,
Ice and tiland all.
Speaker 1: I think because i'd Beprofen is a blood thinner, and
they don't want you to your head to Maybe that's
probably lead. Yeah, yeah, listen, you went to where school,
but not like the whole time, and I went to
as we all know, I did a lot of years
of medical school. As I've watched both seasons last season
and so far this season of The Pit. Oh you have, yeah,
you like it? I don't love it that much, do you?
I didn't. I watched like one or two episodes.
Speaker 2: It was giving me like network, like a network television show,
you know, too polished. I just like was like, nah,
not my kind of thing.
Speaker 1: I was out.
Speaker 2: I just watched like two episodes. Maybe I'll give it
another chance. It's not great now.
Speaker 1: People freaking I know. People love these awards. It won
all these awards. Yeah, people love it. Listen, I'm still salty.
I talked about this, you know what, two years ago
when it first was coming out about the whole Michael Crichton.
They stole the fucking idea. I don't think it's better
that it all happens in one shift. How much stuff
can realistically happen in one shift? You know, Listen, I
understand if it's what they did last season, but they
didn't do it until towards the end, which was that
they did like a mass shooting. Oh they did, they
had mass casualties. Oh okay. Otherwise, how in the weeds
are you going to get with like, oh, this person
came in with like a stomach ache or somebody okay,
and they're stealing all these stories. The story this time
is that somebody left a baby. Well guess what they
did that on a er er? Yeah? Yeah, Like, do
they think we're that stupid? Like, no, this is not
a reboot, not a reboot. Nothing to see here, people,
It's just we didn't give Michael Crichton any credit because
it's not his show. It's totally different. Yes, it's no Wiley,
Yes it's said in an er, but it's totally different
than Er. Yeah, because why because it's one night, one shift. Okay,
that's what. That doesn't make it better. And you're still
using stories right from arre lifting stories.
Speaker 2: Yeah okay, well now you've talked me out of watching it.
I have no desire now, that's for sure. And where
the hell's Nancy Gothrie?
Speaker 1: What is happening? I mean it's like we've also stopped
talking about her too. You know, it's a sad thing.
Speaker 2: It's like, I feel like something is going on because
they are like there there's no press conferences. The family
hasn't said anything. Even when Elizabeth Smart went missing, they
were always out, always talking. You know, where's the search parties?
Where's the where's our friends from? Like church? How come
they're not holding a vigil at our church? I don't
why anybody here does nobody Like Nancy Guth like what happened?
And I feel like and then you got the sheriff
going we got too many tips, no more tips.
Speaker 1: Do you hear about that? No? Yeah, like we've gotten
too many tips, No more tips, there's too many.
Speaker 2: Stop giving us tips, stop leading us in all these
differents and content creators zipp its that the z that
we don't want to hear from you guys either, because
your guys are slowing the process down, Like oh.
Speaker 1: Okay, we yeah, I'm including us, Yes, where we are,
we're content creator.
Speaker 2: It's like too many of you know, accusing people that
are not supposed to beak and then like to rule
out the family so immediately and so early on.
Speaker 1: It's like, really, I don't get it. I just don't
get it. Rule out the family, but also not say
exactly why or whether that's because you have some other.
Speaker 2: Lead the night you have nothing, and then you got
sheriff you know uh TMZ Harvey Levin over there loving it.
Like today I think is the first day hasn't gotten
another you know, uh ransom email. Like I think he's
going through withdraws because he's like he loves it every
time he gets an email, like we're not going to
talk about the emails anymore. And then he's like, oh,
we got another email, and then you know, the FBI
is keenly, keenly interested. He said that like ten times.
It's just it's so weird. It's like they I feel
like they don't want anybody looking at their situation. And
the other weird is the sheriff said a couple times,
you know the DNA. I think last week they thought
we had a match, Well it wasn't a match. And
then I don't know, but he said the DNA could
take uh could take weeks, months or years.
Speaker 1: The DNA, that's right, Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 2: And he also said that in another interview where he
said this could go on for months or years. He
keeps saying years. Why would you want your if your
mom is missing. You really want like why is he
saying that? Like like it's.
Speaker 1: Like like he's saying like, don't listen, don't rush me. Right.
Stuff can take a lot of time. Sometimes a lot
of time. Yeah, I got a lot of basketball games
to go. Yeah, you know, have you guys ever heard
of a cold case? Yeah, well this is probably going
to be one. Like why would you say that?
Speaker 2: But I know, it's just I don't the whole thing.
Everybody is just like what the fuck is going on?
And now like trucks and cameras and news people are
starting to leave. And when you have a missing family
member and you're like the like the face of NBC News,
I don't get it. Why when you want to keep
the trucks there. It's just it's bizarre.
Speaker 1: And then dead there was like this the police.
Speaker 2: Now have you heard about this police report that came
in now that people are looking into the actual police
report when it was filed that she was something happened
and she went missing. That it was filed on Saturday night,
not Sunday. Is what the police report said.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: And then then somebody showed a clip today of the
sheriff saying when we got there on Saturday night, like
he must misspoke, and one of his first and only
press conferences he said Saturday. So now people are like,
what the fuck was Saturday night? I don't know, it's
it's fir.
Speaker 1: Here's my question, and maybe maybe you know the answer
to this. You think Karen Reid hit her yes with
her a car. I think yeah. So a lot of
people are saying that beautiful people, beautiful people. A lot
of people are saying, very smart people that her church
service is not in person, that she stends church online. Right,
So then they were like, so why how would anybody
know she was missing from online church? Yeah, that's what? Yes,
because is that true? Because I keep trying to google
that and you can't get a definitive answer.
Speaker 2: From what I've heard, it was it was, it was
she was on. She never went to church in person
since COVID, so she would go on and it was
a zoom.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I saw the head of the church or somebody and
I think on CNN talking to her church guy and said, yeah,
we just broadcast it.
Speaker 1: It's not a zoom.
Speaker 2: But I think she's like on a group with her
other old lady friends and like a group chat. So
when she's on, she's with them, and I think one
of they were like, where is n how come she's
not showing up on the zoom with us on the
chat kind of thing.
Speaker 1: I think that's what it was. So, I mean, I
don't know, I'm not a sergeant people, And why are
they not doing interviews?
Speaker 2: Yeah, where's Nancy's where's the church people, where's her old
lady friends?
Speaker 1: Where's the neighbors? You know, there's no neighbors.
Speaker 2: Going like, oh, yeah, no, she was a great maybe
because she wasn't out physically or so, I don't know,
like where's her friends, where's the family?
Speaker 1: Why? Nothing?
Speaker 2: First it was like we're gonna pay the ransom, we
hear you, and then it was like nope, we're not.
Speaker 1: And then never talking about it again or updated, No, no,
there's no unt. That was a hoax or like something.
Speaker 2: That's why I think that they know something that we don't.
But why are they trying to shun people from not
looking over here? Right all of a sudden, like yeah,
like pack up and go home? Too many tips, stop
creating you know, content creators from talking.
Speaker 1: About it, And it's just bizarre. It's crazy. And then there.
Speaker 2: Was this, well, because you know now you're watching all
these stuff about Nancy Guthrie Wyman's, there was this other older,
elderly lady that went missing, Miss Tammy or something, and
she was like in her eighties or something, and it
was kind of a cute story. Not cute, but she
went missing and her family was like, where's our grandmother.
All of a sudden, she's gone, you know. And it
turned out she was gone for like four or five days.
She ran out of gas and just sat in her car. What. Yeah,
when there's a picture. There's a picture of her sitting
in the car, and he like elder. Her daughter, who's
like an adult, was like smiling with her, and she's
just sitting in the car like this, like with her
hands crossed and her legs crossed, like waiting for somebody
to come save her because she ran a gas and
she just stayed in her car.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's the cute. It's so cute. Oh my god,
there's miss Nancy just sitting up a phone to like
call somebody.
Speaker 2: I don't I don't know if she has like elderly
dementia something or something around everybody needs a phone.
Speaker 1: Yes, they do and an alarm system. And also older
people need to stop driving. I know. I mean I
keep hearing stories. I don't know if it's local, but yeah,
in Westwood I saw something like in their late nineties
who drove into a store. Yeah, I mean, I've heard
of a couple of really bad car accidents with fatalities
by I've seen people in their nineties. Yeah, I've seen
something on the local driving around. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, we
have Uber now there's no reason I know, right, I know,
and then I can barely drive now, you know what
I mean? Yeah, how are you gonna get to San Diego?
I mean, imagine me in thirty years just.
Speaker 2: Being like get it fine, like forget it, no, you
know what? Me on your roads now? Oh my god,
they're now in Paradise. Was out there and her Mustang
convertible straddling the lanes and you know, going in between
driving like Britney spears of like you gotta get stop driving, woman,
you're gonna kill somebody.
Speaker 1: I'm fine, whoop, I got this. I know that's crazy.
If anybody tries to take my keys away, take my
keys away now, it's fine. Yeah, I'll just be like
all right, right, right, you want to drive me everywhere
or just have me take ubers. It's fine with me,
it's good. Yeah, I don't like ubers, they're too slow
for me. But but don't you like being like a
passenger princess and just like kind and also be responsible sometimes?
Speaker 2: Yeah, if they're going at a decent speed. Yeah, if
they're going under the speed limit, drives me nuts.
Speaker 1: It's like, come on, it's so funny. Pick it up.
So Sadie, you know, has now had her license for
a couple of two years. I mean, wait, are you okay?
She just turned eighteen. She got her license at like
seventeen and a half. I don't know. She's had her
license for a good year and a half, almost two years.
I still get like nervous when I think like the concept.
Let's just say she had to drive to Pasadena. She'll
drive to like Woodland Hills, and I know, now we're
being an SNL sketch. She'll take the one on one
to the floor or five.
Speaker 2: She'll turn around, yeah, cut off yours and cut off yeah.
Speaker 1: But she will drive really far in one direction, then
come back with people in the car, drive all the
way to like Pasadena and on free she has to
drive on freeways. I don't know how she's maneuvering that
without freeways, and then drive home like the other night
she was she had a gig and then she was
driving Leander and his friends, his friends who we talked
about on Patreon. Yeah, and I was. I had this
moment where I almost startled myself. I was just like,
oh my god, it's Sadie. It's just little Sadie, right,
old baby Sadie. Yeah, behind the wheel behind a huge car. Right,
it's a Prius. It's not a huge car, you know
what I mean of a heavy machinery on a freeway.
Like I'm scared to do, Like I don't want to
drive to Pasadena. And she's just like yeah. She never
mentions do you ever get in the car with her? Never? Okay, no,
god no, I mean I've gotten in the car with her.
But I drive. Yeah, yeah, that's no question. I told
you I peace out of teaching her to drive. I
was just like, I can't, yeah, making everybody insane. Let
John teach you to drive. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've driven, like I go with when Italiaan and
I go places. She wants to drive her car, so
I you know, she's a pretty good driver. I feel
fine driving with her.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And she actually yesterday called me and told me that
she applied for like eight places for a job yesterday.
Speaker 1: Really.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she just walked into all these different restaurants and
then there's like a boating place by the pier somewhere
in Santa Barbara that she applied for.
Speaker 1: Like, yeah, I'm so happy. Thank god, she's so cute.
I can't imagine people wouldn't just be like, we'll find
a position, right, We'll see. We'll see. Did she get
any on bites that? This was just yesterday?
Speaker 2: She called me at the end of the day, so
I told her keep me posted, so we'll see.
Speaker 1: Did she go in in person or did she apply online?
She went out in person and she brought her two
page resume. I told her, I go, girl, two.
Speaker 2: Pages of what Yes, well, I worked at Kimmel and
I worked at Gear.
Speaker 1: I'm like yeah, no, no, no, no, no, no no.
Speaker 2: I told you to send it to me. And she's like,
She's like, low key, I don't think anybody cares. I
just walk in and go, are you hiring? And I
fill out an application and you know, leave my two
page resume like, okay, whatever, yeah, stabled at least two pages.
Speaker 1: What the fuck? I know. I worked with LB on
hers because she was hers was coming to two pages,
and I was like, you do not need two pages
less bullet points on the tops that you had. Nobody
cares about your camp counselor at this point, right right
right xnay on the camp council has fewer bullet points
on the you know, laser tag place and your many duties.
We get it, Yeah, we get it. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So I don't know. I'm so happy that she's applying.
So that was good.
Speaker 1: That's great, Yeah, that's great. Yeah. Albe applied to the
third time, applying to this internship at this place called Insomniac.
Oh yeah, that's what I tried to get you to
help me. Yeah yeah, and she got turned down third time.
They were like, sorry, thank you. This weird. We're interested
in people. We found other people that have experienced at alliance.
Speaker 2: But she's still doing that other job right, yeah, but
she's only worked for them twice. Oh really out of
all this time, oh since October, because they haven't had
any shows.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they had one show that they asked her to do,
and she couldn't do it. Oh okay, and then now
she's been busy, and then she's out of town. Right now,
she's coming back tonight. Yeah. The girls are a go
get and traveled on her own. She was just like,
I'm gonna go visit some friends in Oregon. Oh that's nice.
Book to flight Zia. Yeah. John drove her to the airport.
Isn't that nice. It's nice that they can do that. Now,
having a great time. I keep texting her just like
still good. She's like, awesome, having a great time. That's
so great. That's awesome. She's twenty one. Yeah, all right,
well listen, this was really good and we have to
save some stuff for Friday. What do you want from us?
We're just two people that don't have a super busy live.
But let's say I to some people that do.
Speaker 2: Like Dick Frolicker, still frolicking, yup, Nikki, call your girls,
Elizabeth Williamson.
Speaker 1: She's got a lot of kids. Yeah, is rocking them
in the Bassiete, Polly, we love your pancakes. And Valerie
Fenwick gets out of the park in Katerina. Make sure
you checked that Moler, Gabby and Missy knows girls. They
were at the bath To Awards last night. They made
it to London. Do they have tourettees? I know, Oh
my gosh yeah, Ishan Foshan Who Rebecca Kelly Brant, she's
your aunt. Alicia's Colente from the city, Valente Leslie with
the coughing. Aaron is a dirty Sanchez, Sandra stud He's
he being green. Stephanie's a stinker rinker. Christi gets a
strap and Kelsey between two ferns. Now. Adam's got a car.
We already just talked about him. Yeah, he's helping my
friend My Gerstein.
Speaker 2: I love loves him. He's like I love a dude
that's knowledgeable. It's like, okay, he.
Speaker 1: Knows everything in cars. It was already his passion before
he started like a business. Yeah, and he's so easy
to talk to. He really is very easy and he
does not give a fuck, Like if you want to
text him and just go I just need some advice.
He's not going to be like, well, I got a chart.
He just doesn't care. Just does it because he likes it.
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