Speaker 1: I made a decision.
Speaker 2: Pace sunny sound, I had vision.
Speaker 3: It's nice.
Speaker 2: What's happening everybody? Ay, it's our Friday show, Friday, and
uh looking forward to the weekend. Thanksgiving is coming up quick,
like they so fast.
Speaker 1: Oh you know what.
Speaker 3: Almost had some bad news, which is that LB was
going to have to work on Thanksgiving. Oh, first time
ever working at a job where it's a rest you know,
restaurants are just bitches. Yeah, as far as like, I'd
forgotten about how many restaurants I've been fired from for
like quitting before major holidays, or I've been fired for
saying I need it off or like I can't work
or whatever, and they're like, uh, huh, you gotta work, right,
So she was going to have to work on Thanksgiving.
On Thanksgiving, she does have to work on Thanksgiving actually,
but and I was so bummed it would be like
our very first Thanksgiving without her no good reasons. Hey
she's out of the country. Yeah you know, yeah, but
she got her schedule and she does have to work.
But it's like eleven to four, Oh, okay, it's gonna
it's okay. Because we tend to eat a little bit later.
We don't eat till like five.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, snack all day.
Speaker 3: We don't usually get to my sister in laws until one,
and then we snack and hang out for a few
hours and cook the turkey and it takes back takes
a couple hours. So by the time we're done, she'll
be there.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Okay, well that's good. That's good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm going to be cooking Italia. She gave me
the best compliment the other day. We were eating with
her friend and she's like, I can't wait for Thanksgiving.
She's my favorite is the next day where mom makes
these leftover sandwiches.
Speaker 1: There. I make them.
Speaker 2: I take like the turkey meat and I shred it
and I mix it with mayonnaise and salt and pepper,
and but I put it on the Hawaiian bread buns
and I toast them a little bit and put all
this other stuff on it, like oh, I put bree
cheese in there and stuff and cranberry sauce.
Speaker 1: And she's like, the best.
Speaker 2: I love the sandwiches better than the actual turkey dinner.
Speaker 1: I was like, oh, dang, thanks sounds so good.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, it's really good because there's always bree cheese
leftover from the appetizers and then you have all the leftovers,
the cranberry sauce and stuff, and you just put it
all together.
Speaker 1: It's really good. Do you put and you can be honest? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Do you try to put like onions in the turkey solid?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: Okay or no, I guess they could.
Speaker 3: No, don't don't no oh no no no no, you
know I like plain. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I have this argument with Kaelin too.
Speaker 2: No relish right, no no, no, celery, you don't put
cellar around now no no, no, no, okay, good that
sounds and now I'm yeah, it's just I keep it. Yeah,
it's just I shred the meat and mix it up
really good with the mayonnaise and salt and pepper and
cranberry and bree cheese.
Speaker 1: I think is all I did.
Speaker 2: That sounds on who lion rolled breads and that's the
best part.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that sounds really really good. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Or sour dough toasted bread too, you could do that
could be good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's really good.
Speaker 3: I feel like it would go best on like a brioche.
Speaker 2: Yees, yes, like a like something like that, like a
softer something. It's really good. Yeah, lightly toasted, lightly toasted.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, now I'm excited for the day after things,
right see yes, yes, okay, so Sunny is cool with
being with you too.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So they're gonna come home, are they gonna invite any friends?
Their friends will probably come by after something, maybe like
last year, because you know, they're all home in the
in the our little neighborhood from school, so right, it'll
be nice.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's just a long day of cooking. It's actually
not that hard, though, the hardest part is cleaning the
stupid bird. Yeah, that's the part that I hate. It's
just get me a pre.
Speaker 3: Cooked turkey that's frozen. Do yourself a huge favor. It's
just as good. It's really good.
Speaker 1: I've never done that.
Speaker 3: And it tastes this. It tastes like you made it yourself.
It's but it's pre seasoned and.
Speaker 1: It's just and you just put it in to cook.
You put it in the oven.
Speaker 3: You still have to put it on one of those pans,
like it still feels like you know, you put it
in a so they prep it for you. They prep it,
brin it, do all the things, season it. All you
have to do is put it in the oven. It
for like two and a half hours.
Speaker 1: Hmm.
Speaker 2: Maybe I'll do that because it's gonna be just a
couple of us, small crowd.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, like a small turkey, one turkey, and then
you can work worry about the sides. And it's so much.
It's I mean, I'm telling you. The first couple of years,
my sister in law and I, you know, brind the turkey,
and every time it didn't come out exactly right. Yeah,
and then we were like, screw it, let's order from Gelson's.
And we're like, it's always.
Speaker 2: Good, okay, perfect, Yeah, because my turkey does come out
really really good every year.
Speaker 1: Everybody loves my turkey.
Speaker 2: Well, but yeah, I'll.
Speaker 1: Check it out, look into it.
Speaker 3: Yeah all right, So okay, so we're looking forward to Thanksgiving.
Speaker 1: Yeah about that? Last week? Uh what else?
Speaker 3: O Xander was the assistant director of his school's play
that happened So today's Friday, but this happened last weekend,
and it was so freaking good. Really yeah, And I
hate to be that person, but at first I was like,
I have to go see it, like you you were
the assistant director right in it.
Speaker 1: I know, I was.
Speaker 3: I was devaluing importance of the of the assistant director, right, but.
Speaker 1: He asked me.
Speaker 3: He was like, you know, I'd love for you to
see it, you know, right, And I was like okay,
And then Sadie wanted to see it. So Sadie and
I went on Friday night, and I swear to God,
start to finish, I was like, this is hilarious.
Speaker 1: Really, it was so good. What it was the play?
It was clue.
Speaker 3: Oh that's right, and they added all these touches. I
found out later because I don't I've never seen the play.
I haven't even seen the movie. Ye, me neither, so
I didn't. I didn't know what it was. It's very
like glass onion. Yeah that like it's funny, like who
done it? Like kind of a mystery. I like that,
so chalked with like charm and jokes and the acting.
All the kids were so good.
Speaker 1: Nobody messed up any of their life.
Speaker 3: Because, you know, I'm hearing about it from Xander leading
up to it and he's like, oh my god, people
don't know their lines, like, and I'm thinking it's gonna
maybe be a bit of a shit show.
Speaker 1: Yeah it was.
Speaker 3: I was blown away from really, and it was only
an hour and a half and it kind of flew
by nice. I mean, did I check my phone to
see what time it.
Speaker 1: Is a few times? Yes, I'm not made of stone.
I do have a d D. Yeah, but it was
really good.
Speaker 3: And then it was really fun after because Xander couldn't
wait to like break it down with me. Would you
think of this person? Would you think of that person?
Speaker 1: And what do you think?
Speaker 3: And and then I was like I loved So there's
these two girls who are absolutely adorable.
Speaker 1: They're both like.
Speaker 3: Really cute, and so they had them wearing these little
silver LeMay is there sus just saying a silver LeMay
these very glittery short dresses. Yeah, I can picture what
you're They came through to whenever they were changing the scene,
like the billiard's room or you know, the study, they
would come through with these signs and like spin these
signs right and do a little like smile and kick
a leg up, and it would just come through to
tell you that the scene's changed.
Speaker 1: Oh that's cute.
Speaker 3: And it was a big laugh every single time because
they were hamming it up right right, and it was
like all these little subtle funny that's so cute. I
was just so chocked with fun and Xander was so
thrilled to tell me like, oh, I came up with
this thing, and Art really came up with this thing.
But I suggested this and I worked with because he
said that a lot of the a lot of them
didn't understand all the jokes. There's a lot of jokes,
and a lot of it is Verre is deadpan, right,
And he said I had to sometimes they didn't know
that was a joke, and I had to be like, Okay,
you've got to say this and then pause, it's a joke.
Speaker 1: And then but.
Speaker 3: He the night I saw it, he said, everybody kind
of did it pretty po.
Speaker 1: They nailed it.
Speaker 2: That I love that when your kids have a sense
of humor, don't you love that? It's the best. And
I mean, he gets every joke. I just that's it's
so great when you see that in your kid, and
that he has to explain it to other kids, like.
Speaker 3: Sander and I have the most ridiculous humor with each other,
like yeah, this is gonna sound so stupid, and I
don't know why we thought this was so funny, but
so we were. I was driving him to the I
guess it was the show day whatever, and he goes,
you know what I want to listen to, like to
get hyped up for. I want to hear from Wicked
Defying Gravity. H So we turned on he played the
soundtrack that song and I was like, you know, I
was like, you know, it's amazing, like Ariana Grande, She's
just like this world class, like one of the best
singers in the world. And then Cynthia Arrivo, you like,
forget about it it. I like, it's isn't it crazy
that you have these two of the most amazing singers
both on this soundtrack? And then I said, you know
what I like to do when you're when listening to
something with like the most the best masterclass, I like
to just sing over them in the car.
Speaker 1: Xander me laughing so hard. And first Xander was just like,
oh my god, oh oh that's what And did you
sing over them?
Speaker 3: Yeah, well I had started singing. That's when I said,
so I stopped my singing to go it's amazing women.
And then I was like, so that's why I like
to sing over them. And then we both just started
singing really loud.
Speaker 2: That's great and that's a good way for him to
get into the mindset.
Speaker 1: Get him hyped up.
Speaker 3: But he's really funny where you'll like, I told you,
Remember I told you I taught him the joke where
when you're driving in the car listening to the radio
and that then he's like, oh, I have to tell
you something and I go, okay, hang on, turn it up.
Ever since the first time I did that to him,
he lopt me so hard, and now he loves to
do it to me's friends.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, that's so funny. That's great. I love that,
you know. Speaking of wicked. By the way, did you
see them on the Red carpet? They were I don't
know some they were. They were on the Red carpet,
Cynthia and Arianna and it was in some other country
and some crazed fan like jumped on top of Arianna
like grabbed her, and not the security jumped on this guy,
not anybody else, but Cynthia. She was like, oh hell no,
she like jumped on top of her and got this
guy away from her and like huddled her and took her.
It was crazy. I just saw a clip of it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And do you know that that guy, that crazed
fan has been arrested for this, like many other times.
Speaker 2: I didn't know that really. Yeah, wow, wow, so you
saw that? Oh yeah I saw it. Yeah, it's crazy.
I just saw that this morning. Yeah, so it was.
Speaker 1: A Ariana Grande. Yeah. So that was a good thing
for him.
Speaker 3: Although, okay, so he's just been NonStop with the rehearsals
every single day. I complained about this too, Like last week,
I was like, when is this kid going to work
on the college stuff?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 3: All he does is stay for rehearsals, and like then
he's tired.
Speaker 1: You know, he's busy.
Speaker 3: So this was he had. It was tech week all week.
Then it was a show Wednesday night, so I was
so sweet.
Speaker 1: It was so he.
Speaker 3: Didn't come to dinner with us for Elbe's birthday because
but he was so torn. He was just like, do
you think Albie would be so bummed if because it
was opening night of the play. Oh yeah, it's like
she'll be fine. And Albie was like, I don't care,
it's fine. And then he so he came home in
time for like k Cake and studs and all this stuff.
But yeah, it's totally fine. But he's very dedicated, is
what I was trying to tell you. Right, So Wednesday
show Thursday show, Friday show, Saturday two shows.
Speaker 1: And that's a lot. Yeah.
Speaker 3: And then he went to a cast party and it
was a sleepover. Oh, really get home until Sunday afternoon.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 3: And then I was like, dude, you got to get
on the college stuff. He still hasn't written his piqs. Yeah,
the you know U sees, but this is what I
wanted to tell you. So I was talking to him
and I was like, we really need to narrow down
if there's other schools that you're interested in, because I
hate to like put all your eggs in the basket
that is the UC. Yes, it's so hard to get into.
And he applied to SDSU San Diego State, and but
we've he's like, well I want to apply to lmu Okay,
weola Marrymount and you want This is so random, but
he thinks he wants to apply to Sarah Lawrence.
Speaker 1: Oh really is like a very.
Speaker 3: I think, airy fairy yeah, super progressive, Like I don't
know what that's going to be like. But he also
wants to apply there only if they'll give us a
lot of money.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And we were talking about like I was like, what
about Chapman, what about these? And he's like, I don't know,
and then he said he's like, you know, honestly, mom,
like if I don't get in somewhere, I really want
to go. Yeah, I'm totally happy to go to like
to do what Lbie did. It appears for a year
and then reapply, right, And he was like, then I
could also like take classes, do groundlings take UCB Yes? Yeah,
catch writing like I'll be over eighteen, like and then
I can just like that's a good pa of what
I want to do.
Speaker 1: Girl.
Speaker 3: When I tell you, I was like, sounds good.
Speaker 2: Yes, So I absolutely love.
Speaker 3: That happy if he listened to this episode, I was
not fully encouraging it, but it's like, listen, it worked
for LB right, gonna save me a lot of money.
Speaker 2: And also he seems to be really interested and creative
but also really interested in that scene that whole you know,
groundlings and comedy and writing, and it's like that's all that.
A lot of that is here in town, in our
hometown and you know, yeah, you know, go to go
away to college and stuff. But that and also it
buys him a year, you know, to also figure it out.
It's also cheaper, you know, so and a lot of
kids are doing like it saves you too fully yes, yeah,
so many like look at us, like it really saves
a lot of money and it's the way to go.
Speaker 1: A lot of people are like here and here's the thing.
Speaker 3: I would discourage him from that path if it wasn't
for the fact that he really wants to do something
very creative like that. He doesn't want a major in theater,
even though and I said, I go, but you loved
being the assistant director. Is there any chance you want
to go major in theater. He's like, I just don't.
I'm not that interested in just like play. It's like certain,
I don't know. He likes comedy, and I think that's
what he liked about Clue was it's funny.
Speaker 1: And he got to like he's all about humor.
Speaker 3: And there's this I think I told you there's this
comedy major at Emerson.
Speaker 1: Oh I didn't know that really, Yes, but I was like, no.
Speaker 3: I'm not paying em it's so expensive.
Speaker 1: It's Boston.
Speaker 3: I'm like, so I'm going to send you to Boston
to do just for the college experience, and your degree.
Speaker 1: Is going to be in something that you could.
Speaker 3: Literally do you here now, yeah, right, And I was like,
I just don't.
Speaker 1: I think that's a waste of money.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, and I and I don't want I don't
want to pay for that, right So if but the
problem is he's not interested in like what el like
Elvis like, I don't care what I major and I
just want it to be like interesting, and she loves sociology.
Speaker 1: You bring that up to.
Speaker 3: Zander and he's like, no, yeah, yeah, he's so not interested.
Do I wanted to get an education, yes, but if
he's not opposed to it, my thinking is he goes
to Pierce for a year, he reapplies through the TAG program.
It's not the TAG, but it's the TAP Oh yeah,
just the preferred most kids get in if you have
the credits. Yeah, and you take honors classes. So let's
say he does that, and then he applies for communications
at UCLA, right, which is a great program. Yeah, that's great,
and he could do that. But I'm not like getting
excited yet because he might get in. Yeah, you could
get into Santa Barbara. I think if you got into
Santa Barbara, he'd go. But I just don't know what
his major would be, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well, I mean, yeah, he'll have his he'll be
able to make his decisions once he finds out you
know what he gets into. But yeah, he's got so
many options. It's great. Yeah, that's the that's the nice thing,
you know. Wow, Well, good for him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So what are we watching?
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know. I don't know if any of
our listeners ever pay attention to Turtle Boy, but I'm
like loving this guy's podcast.
Speaker 1: He's crazy. But oh, I'm following guy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I'm following because he's he's he's also covering
her civil trial that's going to be happening soon. And
also he's facing like years in prison for uh a
witness intimidation and stuff like that, which he is kind
of a dick and he says a lot of crazy shit,
but he's he is like like covering these cases. So
I don't know, I've been watching his podcast. I got
sucked in. Then there's all this drama with all these
other like side characters, and it's kind of like a
Howard Stern back in the day. He's got all these
other characters in his life and stuff like that. But
I don't know, I just I've been watching his podcast
a lot lately, So oh, I wanted to. Did you
watch a stupid fucking Real Housewives reunion this last week?
Speaker 3: So I didn't watch part two, but I did listen
to the recap of it.
Speaker 2: I know it was all you didn't even have to
watch it. It was nothing. It was all about like
Katie and and then her husband came on and it
was just like it was such a fucking wasted time.
So one of the worst reunions I've ever seen.
Speaker 3: I'm waiting for so much to fill now, right right,
So do you believe I believe Katie though in this circumstance,
I think that Gretchen one implied or said I went
to the I mean she did, She's on it's on tape.
Speaker 1: She did.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I went to the hospital. I was drugged. Yeah,
Now she's saying I misspoke, right, I don't even care anymore.
I don't even know what there are I guess they were.
Katie was saying when they went to mass DRO's. She
was saying that she went to the hospital. Is that
what it was?
Speaker 2: But then she the lie detector proved that she was wrong,
that she lied, So.
Speaker 1: She didn't go to the hospital.
Speaker 2: That that Gretchen didn't say she but.
Speaker 3: The thing that she they said she was telling the
truth about was something that she was one hundred percent
lying because we heard her on tape, right, So it
just shows that that.
Speaker 1: Light detector test is kind of bullshit.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh, because she's like, Nope, I never said it,
and they're like, okay, you're not.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're you're telling the truth.
Speaker 3: But she did say it they showed in the flashback.
It's just very weird.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know.
Speaker 2: It's like the Katie Janelli's story is so it's far away,
you know, it's like she stopped filming, so they had
to do this whole reunion special like based on her.
It's like, really could have done it in twenty minutes.
It's yeah, ridiculous.
Speaker 3: But listen, the thing about Katie is that do I
think she's lying about the Grutchen thing. No, but she
does lie. So I think she has genuinely been caught
in lies. And that's why everybody's mad at her, because
she did lie about this really big thing where she
said that there was a road rage incident and the
guy was like coming after her and she attacked her,
and it turned out because it was caught on camera
that she was the aggressor in the situation, and she
got him.
Speaker 1: She falsely accused the guy.
Speaker 3: Right, she followed this guy to his house, because when
they figured out the location, it was very obvious. She
tried to say that he came after her, but it's like, well,
how did you end up at his house?
Speaker 1: Then?
Speaker 3: Right, she was in his driveway, that is insane, screaming
at him and called the police on him. So the
police come and they freaking take him to jail. And
then when they look into it, they're like, wait a minute.
He's like, that was my house.
Speaker 1: That's insane.
Speaker 3: I was trying to get away from her, and she
was following me.
Speaker 1: Why is there's something? What is riff this chick? She's
a little little weird.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, And then I was following all this Blake
Lively stuff that just came out because oh what because
Baldoni's amended complaint. Basically, they Baldoni filed his motion to dismiss,
like to say to the judge, this is why this
shouldn't go to trial.
Speaker 1: This is why this is ridiculous.
Speaker 2: And they included they included some emails and some video,
and there was a video she's saying they were pointing
out in this amended in this motion that that Blake
was saying that he was he was saying things like
calling her hot. And so they pointed to this one
video and it's in the bar. They're filming that scene
where they're wearing the onesies inside the bar, and Blake
had a coat over the onesie and you literally hear
him Baldoni saying like, it's hot there in the bar
and it's hot in the He was saying, it's hot.
You might want to take off your coat because it's hot.
And then he also said you'll look sexier or something,
because all she does is talk about how she wants
to look sexy.
Speaker 3: Y and then how she's feeling bad about herself because
of the baby. Wait, yes he does is like reassure
her that she looks.
Speaker 2: Great, right, And then there was another video that shows her.
She's on the floor in some scene and she's talking
to these guys on the crew and her tits are
spilling out of her shirt. By the way, she was
the one that did all her wardrobe. She was in
charge of wardrobe. In fact, she wore some of her
clothes from her wardrobe and charged the wardrobe department to
pay her back. Yeah, and so she's sitting there with
her tits hanging out talking about why how sexy her
heels are, her boots are talking about sexy this, sexy that.
So they're like, listen, she's the one that talked about
sexy this and sexy that.
Speaker 1: And then they had like all.
Speaker 2: These deposition like excerpts of the deposition from Baldoni, excerpts
of Jamie Heath. All of a sudden, there was a
big dump that just came out. So it's like watching
all these like TikTokers covering it, which is just crazy.
So I don't know, we're waiting to hear from the
judge if he's gonna dismiss it because they were proving,
like she's complaining sexual harassment, where these are all things
that fall well below you know, oh, there was too
much hugging on set, but yet there's video of her
hugging people on set, so it's just it's really interesting.
So people are like covering that why somech of.
Speaker 3: The things that really kind of made me not on
her side was when she complained about the scene in
the bar where they're dancing yes, and she kept saying
that he was trying to kiss.
Speaker 1: Her or whatever.
Speaker 3: And in the scene you can see that he's being
very professional. Yeah, and she says like, I don't think
we should kiss. I think it'll be like sexier if
we don't or whatever, and he basically goes okay, right right.
Then as soon as they cut, he.
Speaker 2: Goes okay and he leaves yes. Right, It's like, okay,
So how was he? Like, Yeah, there was another scene. Shit,
they dropped video that didn't make it into the movie.
I think because Ryan changed it to later change the
scene because anyway, she's walking through the pediatric said like
section of the hospital because he's the doctor, and she's
wearing a dress that's unbuttoned to her navel pretty much.
So it's like she looks like she came from the
beach and she's walking to the children's pediatric hospital in
this outfit, unbuttoned her shirts on button and then she
improvised a kiss. She like leaned in and kissed him,
and they they're saying, like Ryan and Blake changed the
scene to another uh, to where she wasn't dressed that
way and she was she didn't improvise the kiss or whatever.
There's all these things that she you know, email talking
about you know, with teeth, you know that that email
that she talked about like I get I can be
spicy and I can meet you know, my I don't
know what she said, but she said something like but
never with teeth and stuff like they're basically showing more
of these things that we haven't seen in the past
that's now coming out. Then there's these emails where his
friends are checking in on him. He's on a group
chat and he's basically saying how miserable he is, and
that he's saying in these emails that he was ambushed.
He said that he went to their apartment. This was
the night that Taylor was there. And he's in these
emails saying what happened to his friends, and he said,
I was basically ambushed. She had all her like, she
had a couple of her superstar friends there. I was
reamed by Blake, by Ryan, you know, saying that I
accused being accused of fat shaming her, you know, because
he wanted to know her weight because he had to
pick her up in a scene, so he had so
the So the the trainer guy is the one that
reached out her. He didn't even reach out and ask
her how much he weighs. It was the trainer, asked Blake,
and so Ryan was like, you fat, shame my wife,
and like he said that he was just felt so
small and so embarrassed in front of his colleagues to
be treated that way. And then he said something like,
I don't even she's accusing me of wanting to kiss her.
He goes, the last thing I want to do is
kiss this woman, he said in one of the texts,
like all.
Speaker 1: This new stuff coming to light, so it's.
Speaker 2: It looks pretty bad, and I would be, you know,
I would try and look at it, you know, through
you know, trying.
Speaker 1: To be fair over both sides.
Speaker 2: I can't see anything positive from Blake, Like to the
point where how she fucking marketed the shit the movie
she never read, she never read the script. She saw
this small studio and this unknown directorial debut of this guy,
and she wanted to make something. She wanted to make
it her own project, and she thought she could push
them around, this little studio and this guy, and have
her with her and her husband and take over the
creative control.
Speaker 1: And that's what she did, basically.
Speaker 3: And she's tried to do it before, and she even
admitted to that and even said this is what I do. Yes,
this is how I'm gonna get my director chops, right,
I'm gonna get my flowers.
Speaker 1: Yes, oh yeah.
Speaker 4: Oh.
Speaker 2: And then there's another clip they showed of her on
stage and all she must have did it seven times
on this stage where her and the crew the cast
are up there and they're talking about the movie and
they're about to show it to a screening, and she
kept saying to in Scalard, the male cast memories like
turn around and show me your butt, turn around and
show me but look at his floral genes.
Speaker 1: I made those genes for him.
Speaker 2: Show me your butt one more time, one more time,
show me your ass, Like to the point where she
had him get back up and go on stage turned
around like he's feeling like a jackass.
Speaker 1: I could only assume.
Speaker 2: But like this is her, like all she does is
talk about sexy and this it was just like it's
I mean, I hope it does go to trial, only
for our amusement, really, but it shouldn't go to trial.
Speaker 1: It's ridiculous. She should get dismissed.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, but I agree for our amusements sake.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, so.
Speaker 3: So last week you told me to watch Squid Games. Yes, right,
because that was Monday, and you did text me, okay,
so you said there's I was like, oh, I think
it's not out until Tuesday. And then you're like, no,
the first four are out and then tomorrow, right Tuesday,
the rest there's war right, and I was like, oh, excited,
you know something to watch at the gym. Unfortunately I
watched them all.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 3: I think I would manage to save one episode for
the gym, but it was just like I could not
stop stuff. Actually, like laying in bed one episode, I
watched all the like all the episodes.
Speaker 2: I was up until like four in the morning. When
I found it, I was like wait what. I could
not because it ends the way it ends. Every episode
ends on a cliffhanger. Yes, and you're like, okay, I
gotta just watch. I'd see how this ends, like what
happens next, but then you get sucked in it is
so wasn't it so intense?
Speaker 1: So good?
Speaker 3: I have very seldom gasped out loud to myself watching something,
but I was like, I mean a couple of times
I was.
Speaker 2: Like wow, yes, yeah, like the ball throwing one. They
had to throw the ball, yes, and you're rooting for
the guy to catch you, like, don't drop it, catch it.
And then when that what's his name Viper got out, Yeah,
it was like, oh my god, because the guy dropped it.
Speaker 3: The one thing that's really good about this show is
that you just can't get too attached to anybody. Like
they will show you somebody's storyline, so you're like, well,
obviously that person's gonna last, because otherwise why would we
spend this much time.
Speaker 1: Now they'll get at.
Speaker 2: Episode and they get that, they get the thing exploding
in their in their shirt, and they're out, and then
you're like, wait, am I ever going to see them again?
Speaker 1: Like is there a reunion?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: You don't like they're gone, no, because then this is
how this is how bad I am. So I'm up
to date. And then today's Friday, so we'll have seen
the finale on Tuesday.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 3: But then I went back and watched season one because
you know my memory me too did too, Yes, and
I was like I forgot how good season one.
Speaker 2: Was, right, I know, I watched season one too.
Speaker 3: I legitimately did not remember who won until at least
halfway through. Yeah, all the episodes. I was like, wait
a minute, I think I d up coming up to me.
I think she's going to be around, And then by
the very.
Speaker 1: End I was like, okay, oh my god.
Speaker 3: You know the game that is so good is the
one where the circle of trust in the circle and
then they have to put the box on one of
the yes on somebody's desk, on someone's desk, and then
when they are blindfolded.
Speaker 1: Oh that's that is so good.
Speaker 3: You always think like, who would I put it on?
Speaker 2: Like, I know I do too, And I love this
season There she was a cop and she's like, oh
I got this shit.
Speaker 1: She's just like it was so intense.
Speaker 2: It gets How about the one where they were like, oh, like,
we're not playing this game, we're stopping. When they were
in the with the room with the doors and they
had to go into the rooms, Oh yeah yeah yeah,
certain amount of people and they're like, get out, we
have too many people.
Speaker 1: Get out. Get out.
Speaker 3: The one you were telling me about where they they're like,
get out, yeah, we have to many people, yes, yeh.
And they all were like, we're not playing right. I
already lost so many It's such a bloodbath. Every game
that's how they keep it feeling like the actual show, right,
because it really is, like they it was very genius
that they started with so many people. Yeah, when you
lose like two hundred on the first game and like, god,
that would just suck.
Speaker 1: Could you?
Speaker 2: I felt, I know that whole room the first game
where they had to count, Yeah, that was crazy. And
then yeah, I mean yeah, you get attached to characters
and then you know, like the father daughter this season
I liked, you know, and then the dad was like
I'm gonna goodbye.
Speaker 1: It was I just it's so good, really really good,
I know.
Speaker 3: And then the fact when they're just like, okay, you
split off into partners and then they fuck you over
with if you.
Speaker 2: Oh, they should learn their lesson after season. After the
first season, I know, so next season so good? Yeah
what else? What else you were going to tell me
about it? And then I was I watched on I
downloaded it for the for my trip so I could
watch it on the plane. I watched the Claire Danes
new show on Netflix like the Beast in Me and
I'm only on episode two, but I'm watching it.
Speaker 1: And I loved Homeland with Claire Dames.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I'm watching it, and I'm feeling like she's
like her Her character is a little bit like Carrie
in Homeland. And I don't know if it's her acting
or it's because her character is like that. Care I
don't know what's going on yet, but yeah, she's basically
a writer and she I'm not going to spoil it,
but she lives in the suburbs and apparently her son
passed away at like age eight in a car accident.
And her next door neighbor is a guy that also
owns businesses locally but also was apparently accused of killing
his wife and he was never arrested for it. And
then he's this kind of asshole that befriends her. And
that's basically all I can gather so far.
Speaker 1: Okay, maybe it'll be good for the gym. Yeah, yeah,
now that.
Speaker 3: I'm like, I got really into watching like Netflix at
the gym, and now podcasts feel too boring, right, you.
Speaker 1: Know what I mean?
Speaker 3: They don't move fast enough, like I need visuals and
the like I need to be engrossed in a story.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it makes it go fast, it does. I know.
Speaker 2: That's why I watch those YouTube videos of like Blake
Lively and stuff because it goes by fast and they
break it down and everything, and it's like it's a
thirty minute video. I'm like, all right, good, that takes
up time. Yeah, yeah, are.
Speaker 1: You working out? I try?
Speaker 2: I'm been going once in a while, like not not
not as regularly as I should, but I go, like
I don't know, once a week or once every other week.
Speaker 3: Well I am, I'm mostly well, you know, I'm on
my try trying to just shed a few more pounds
and fit into my clothes. And the glps are really
helping me with the sugar stuff. It's like I still
want to I still like, like I wanted to eat
some of Elbie's birthday cake, you know. Also, and I
was a little bit sad, and I'll tell you why later,
but and I was just.
Speaker 1: Like, God, I could just like eat the fuck out
of this cake, you know.
Speaker 3: But then I just was able to have a little
distance in my brain and go, you know, I'm not
going to be happy if I do that. I'm not
going to eat one piece of cake. I'm going to
have some cake now, then I'm going to think about it.
Then I'm going to go have a few more bites later.
Then tomorrow morning, I'm going to wake up and I'm
going to be like, oh, there's cake, and that's never
going to end until the cake's gone. So I could
just avoid all of that pain by not eating any
cake right now. And the difference between normal and on
the medication is I'm just able to just go like, yeah,
I'll think about something else. Yeah, and then the feeling
goes away. Yeah that's good, that's good. Yeah, so happy about.
Speaker 1: That, and uh so yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Basically, John and I made the decision to let people go,
and I knew I was gonna cry well seventy so
by the time you're listening to this, it's we're doing
it on Friday. Oh And as I was telling you
before we started recording, I'm like, the tears are just
at the surface all the time.
Speaker 1: I know that feeling.
Speaker 2: I know, I know Steph. I know it's tough, but
we have to do what's right for her.
Speaker 4: And she's declined like a lot over the even over
the past few weeks, and her back legs are like
pretty shot. She's it's very hard for her to walk
on the floors, you know, she's her legs play out
from under her m to kind of carry her up
and down any stairs. Yea, and uh, but more than
that even is the sundowning that I've told you about,
and she just.
Speaker 3: Is so you know, she's not happy. As I told you,
We had brought her to the vet and he said,
this is not going to get better and the Gaba
pen and was like a hail Mary, right, and he
said it could buy you a little time, and it has.
But we have to give her the Gaba pen kind
of around the clock because she had We have to
give it to her now in the morning. One day,
we had to do it three times, like every eight hours,
because like she'll take it and it will comm her
for a while, but then she'll get upset again. And
it's the anxiety is pretty bad. And I've I've read
that that anxiety from from dementia is worse on dogs
than pain because they don't understand like the source of it,
you know, right, and.
Speaker 5: You know it's not gonna get any better. And a
decision had to be made. So we made the decision.
But it's hard because then yesterday she totally like rallied,
Oh sorry, oh please.
Speaker 3: Told myself I wasn't gonna sob on our show.
Speaker 1: Oh, come on. She rallied and she was like her
old self. She went on a long walk.
Speaker 4: She went all the way to the park with John,
and then when I walked her, she went all the
way around the block and she was like trotting.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. And I said to.
Speaker 4: John, like, it's weird, like she's different dogs, she's like
her old self.
Speaker 1: And then he said, that can happen.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And I looked it up online and it seems
to be a real thing, right, But the way I see.
Speaker 2: It is like a little gift she's giving us.
Speaker 1: Yes, I remember her as being like still super connected.
Oh my god, I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry.
Speaker 2: I know it's tough, it's and that's confusing, you know,
at the end.
Speaker 1: This might be like one of the hardest things.
Speaker 2: I know. I know, honey, I know how that is.
I know it's I wish I want to come hug
you right now.
Speaker 5: Just you know, I've I had this is my first
dog as an adult, and I'm just like obsessed with her.
Speaker 1: So I love her so much, you know, And I
know I know that we've treated her.
Speaker 2: Had such a great life.
Speaker 1: Dog has had it.
Speaker 3: I mean, dog has had except for people that treat
their dog shitty.
Speaker 1: But yeah, we've loved her. Our whole family has loved her.
She's we've spoiled her rotten.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she had a great life, she really did. And
you know if I know over fourteen, Yeah, and you know,
I know, it's tough. Like I've said before, I've tried
to twice, it's and it's confusing because you don't when
they when you think it's the it's the end, but
then they have these moments where you're like, wait, but
they're doing this, or they're going on walks and stuff,
and it's like but but again, you know, it's not
going to get any better, it's just going to get worse.
And you said something to me before the show that
you read that dogs that are more than pain, the
worst is anxiety for them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and she has anxiety.
Speaker 3: And it's bad, you know, it's real. God, And like
we at this point, she has to stay you no,
like can we sometimes not give her the gaba penon
for like a few hours, but yes, but if you
don't time it right, like she.
Speaker 1: Does get upset and she's just barks.
Speaker 3: At you, like you know, yeah, yeah, And there's not
any cure for that right, there's nothing right done all
the things, and it's been coming for this is this
decline has been the last couple of years. Yeah, so
anything that's yeah, we are Andie. Yeah, so when you're
listening to this or a little out for a sale,
little prayer for penelopes, a little Penelope.
Speaker 2: Listen, you gave her the best life and yeah, I
just you know you were you were a little her,
little mommy.
Speaker 1: I didn't want to tell anybody on Tuesday because I
didn't want you guys to be sad for me leading
up to the week.
Speaker 3: But now you know, and it's probably done at this point,
so yeah.
Speaker 2: I'll send some love to Stephanie. Thank you, you, We
love you, and I love Penelope. On that note, Adam's.
Speaker 1: Got a car. Adam's got a car. Dot com.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: Another thing that brings me joy in my life is
my ID four, which is not fixed yet.
Speaker 1: But you know that's the story for another time.
Speaker 3: The part for the display is on back order, okay, Yeah,
and the Holder Wide Foundation, please give a little money
to the Holder Wide organization. They choose a recipient each
year who's been injured from you know, possibly paralyzed, and
they get them, all the wheelchairs and medical care that
they need to go to Holder wide dot org.
Speaker 2: Yeah all right, but well, we love you, guys, we
love you, We love Penelope. You're a parent, now, don't
f it up.