Speaker 1: From Workhouse Connect and aj Benza fame. Uh, he'd liked
Speaker 1: to be walked on a leash and play really dirty
Speaker 1: kinky sex games. Is uh the guy put the cock
Speaker 1: in the peacock network. Okay, bitch, Hey, everybody, aj bens
Speaker 1: are here with same as a bitch. This is your
Speaker 1: daily Unfiltered podcast for October twenty ninth, twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: One O two nine two oh two five or one
Speaker 1: O two A two O two five. Isn't it make
Speaker 1: it crazy when people don't do the numbers in the
Speaker 1: sequence we're used to, Like, if you're given somebody's phone number, out,
Speaker 1: what's your number? Uh? Eight one eight two six two
Speaker 1: five one one eight? What wait? Repeat that? Pretty simple?
Speaker 1: Eight one a two six two five one one eight
Speaker 1: Hold it, bro, write that down. We're so used to
Speaker 1: da da da da da da dot dot da da.
Speaker 1: I'm kind of dumb, really kind of dumb. Um. Hey,
Speaker 1: just real quick, anybody's shot that Israel had to bomb
Speaker 1: Kaza again. Apparently bb Nen Yasuyasun and Yahoo says Hamas
Speaker 1: hit them first, so now he ordered immediate strikes on them.
Speaker 1: This happened Tuesday morning. There's never gonna be peace there. Ever,
Speaker 1: I'm not believing Israel. It's just never gonna be peace there.
Speaker 1: I don't care what you sign. I don't care if
Speaker 1: it's carved out with chisels and hammers on a concrete tablet.
Speaker 1: It's never gonna be peaceful there. But it sure is
Speaker 1: fun watching these meetings and well, not fun but interesting,
Speaker 1: watching all the peace deals and Trump dancing in the
Speaker 1: Malaysia fun stuff. It is fun. You gotta admit all
Speaker 1: this is fun. You can get all caught up in
Speaker 1: the hoop love, you know, the political bullshit that's happening,
Speaker 1: and the violence in the street and the ice ages.
Speaker 1: It isn't but it is, like it's so entertaining, just
Speaker 1: you know, can't get enough of it. But sometimes I
Speaker 1: have to and change the channel and just watch some
Speaker 1: sports or movies. I bailed on the Dodger Toronto game
Speaker 1: with five minutes before at midnight, and I missed the
Speaker 1: home run that Freddie Freeman hit to have the Dodgers
Speaker 1: take a two to one lead. Show Heltani. I can't
Speaker 1: take how great he is. He's just that this nobody
Speaker 1: ever been like him. If Aaron Judge can pitch, then
Speaker 1: maybe we'd have you know, but no, there's never been
Speaker 1: a show. Haltani and forget Babe Ruth. I love Baby,
Speaker 1: I mean I love the the lore of Babe Ruth.
Speaker 1: But the guy, you know, look, the guy was very overweight,
Speaker 1: you know, didn't play against black guys, was not a
Speaker 1: fast runner. No guys the Dominican Republic or Cuba in
Speaker 1: the league. Back then, nobody threw one hundred. How many
Speaker 1: times did they have to fly to go cross country?
Speaker 1: It's a different game, different world. But you know, the
Speaker 1: Fall Classic, that was quite a game last night, and
Speaker 1: Tutsy and KOCHI didn't go good with the picks. We
Speaker 1: did have Kansas City minus whatever they want minus ten.
Speaker 1: They won easily, but the over did not hit, nor
Speaker 1: did the under eight runs hit. In the World Series game,
Speaker 1: obviously there were nine runs. So once it was tied
Speaker 1: four to four, I knew no way we could win
Speaker 1: that bet. So Tuts and Coachy had now six and
Speaker 1: three on the year and we moved forward. Now to
Speaker 1: some gossip talk. Oh listen, I'm watching the series on
Speaker 1: Netflix Wayward. Have you seen Wayward? Tony Kollett. She runs
Speaker 1: a very suspicious kind of school boarding school board house
Speaker 1: for troubled teams up in Vermont. I think it's called
Speaker 1: Toall Pines. Now. The show takes place in two thousand
Speaker 1: and three. Not everything's easy to figure out as you're
Speaker 1: watching this show. I'm not sure why it's two thousand
Speaker 1: and three, I don't know. But in that year of
Speaker 1: two thousand and three, we have a transman, that is
Speaker 1: to say, a woman who was born at birth or
Speaker 1: a biological woman who wants to be a man. That's
Speaker 1: a transman. I know, sometimes it gets confusing non binary gender.
Speaker 1: This it gets confusing. So a transman that has no
Speaker 1: top because the actress playing this role had top surgery
Speaker 1: in a real life years ago. Anyhow, you've got a
Speaker 1: transman who's married to a pregnant his pregnant wife. Initially
Speaker 1: you really don't know this. You can't quite figure it out,
Speaker 1: Like she's pregnant, so does he have a penis? Does
Speaker 1: she have a penis? That that like, how did she
Speaker 1: get pregnant? They don't say that, at least not yet.
Speaker 1: I'm only up to episode five. In midway through five,
Speaker 1: there's ten so that's confusing right there. And he's also
Speaker 1: a deputy sheriff. Okay, and this trans man is played
Speaker 1: by the female, well again non binary female act transactress
Speaker 1: named Mae Martin. She is a trans she's a comedian actress.
Speaker 1: She created the show, also one of the head writers.
Speaker 1: Like I said, she had top surgery in her real
Speaker 1: life a few years back. Again, don't know what she's
Speaker 1: packing downstairs in real life or the movie, no idea,
Speaker 1: But more on that mystery in a minute. But did
Speaker 1: we have trans men and their pregnant wives in two
Speaker 1: thousand and three, twenty two years ago? I don't think
Speaker 1: we did, unless they were real hiding someplace up in
Speaker 1: the hills in different cities or states. I never saw that.
Speaker 1: Some ten minutes in and trans man goes to his
Speaker 1: job as deputy sheriff and his male partner, a real
Speaker 1: male partner, tells him that, hey, you're just really one
Speaker 1: of the guys. You'll be one of the guys when
Speaker 1: they don't worry about it again. Confuse, Okay, all right,
Speaker 1: nobody was that accepting of it back then. We didn't
Speaker 1: know what to make of it back then. Another scene,
Speaker 1: trans man is lying in bed with his pregnant life
Speaker 1: who the pregnantiz is very spready for every pretty sexy
Speaker 1: beautiful blonde, and uh, the wife is rubbing his cheek
Speaker 1: and he goes, I know, not enough stubble yet it's
Speaker 1: not really coming in. I guess I need to up
Speaker 1: my hormones. Okay, all right, so that they're telling you
Speaker 1: right there, he wants to look she wants to look
Speaker 1: more like a man. But again, this didn't happen twenty
Speaker 1: two years ago. And at one point transman is talking
Speaker 1: about his body. I gotta go off for a run, hot,
Speaker 1: I'll be back in a minute. Why you look? Why
Speaker 1: you look? No, I don't want to get a dad
Speaker 1: bod again. Dad bob was not an expression twenty two
Speaker 1: years ago. I don't like that. That's just bad writing.
Speaker 1: And since she's one of the writers on the show,
Speaker 1: her and a number of different females, many of whom
Speaker 1: were gay or trans, I could assure you that they
Speaker 1: can catch that dad bob. They also make references to
Speaker 1: Jack Nicholson with regard to Cuckoo's nest. These are young girls.
Speaker 1: These are twenty year old, nineteen eighteen year old girls
Speaker 1: who was forced in a school, and they know about
Speaker 1: Jack Nicholson in twenty oh three. I don't think so
Speaker 1: Kucko's Nest was in the seventies. Young girls in their
Speaker 1: teens did not watch Cucko's newt see this. This bothers me,
Speaker 1: It just does so I just think I just started
Speaker 1: episode six. There's four more ago, very wild, the confusing show,
Speaker 1: lots of moving parts, and this very confusing angle having
Speaker 1: to do with the town dealing with millions of toads
Speaker 1: all over their bucolic liberal town supposed to be Vermont,
Speaker 1: but they filmed it in Canada. Either way, I think
Speaker 1: what they, with many Martin was trying to do is
Speaker 1: bring back the whole Paris Hilton situation. Remember the Paris
Speaker 1: Hilton story. Several years ago, she came out and be
Speaker 1: came well, came out brave enough to talk about her
Speaker 1: horrifying experience of her parents forcing her to go to
Speaker 1: one of those schools for troubled teens. Hers was called
Speaker 1: Provo Canyon School out in the wilds of Utah. And
Speaker 1: at one point some years back, Paris testified to a
Speaker 1: congressional pandle trying to get that the strength and child
Speaker 1: welfare protections that she said weren't in place and that's
Speaker 1: why she was force fed medications and sexually abused by
Speaker 1: the staff while she was institutionalized as a teenager. She
Speaker 1: told the House Committee of Ways and Means that she'd
Speaker 1: been violently restrained and dragged down hallways and stripped naked
Speaker 1: thrown into solitary confinement. All those things happen on this show,
Speaker 1: except when they get the tranquilizer shot. They call it
Speaker 1: butt juice because the needle always goes in their butt.
Speaker 1: Butt juice, not in the butthole on the cheek. Oh real,
Speaker 1: quickly back to where we're speaking of buttholes. That you
Speaker 1: see the trans man kissing his pretty wife. But at
Speaker 1: some point with all the craziness angs going on in
Speaker 1: the confusion, because the wife might be a part of
Speaker 1: this whole, a bunch of people who are weird whatever
Speaker 1: they decide, I need you, I need you too. And
Speaker 1: wife is sitting in his chair with her legs wide open,
Speaker 1: pregnant and telling Transmn, come here. Transman then crawls on
Speaker 1: all fours to go to the wife of the chair.
Speaker 1: Wife gets out of the chair, trans Man lays on
Speaker 1: his back. Wife violently flips him over. I'm saying him
Speaker 1: because he thinks he's a man, but it's a woman.
Speaker 1: Flips trans Man over, pulls his pants down. You could
Speaker 1: see trans Man's chair ass cheeks, and I imagine pregnant
Speaker 1: wife is inserting fingers into trans Man's ass or if
Speaker 1: there's a vagina down there. I don't know, but you
Speaker 1: see trans Man moaning in ecstasy, So I don't know
Speaker 1: what's going on. What hole are we talking about? It's
Speaker 1: a fair question. But if these are some of the
Speaker 1: things that Paris Hilton was looking well this I don't
Speaker 1: know if all this kind of stuff happened. All she
Speaker 1: did say she was sexually abused, and if you look
Speaker 1: at what Paris Hilton went on to do after those
Speaker 1: horrifying teenage years with the sex tape and sleeping around
Speaker 1: with so many guys, there was a time where I'll
Speaker 1: get into the the hold. DiCaprio Leo was after her
Speaker 1: for a long time and he finally got her pretty well.
Speaker 1: But yeah, she was subjected to some really horrible stuff
Speaker 1: that is portrayed in the series. And basically the fact
Speaker 1: is that these weren't academies where parents packed up the
Speaker 1: suburban with a bunch of supplies and everybody took a
Speaker 1: road trip and hugged goodbye. No, it wasn't like that
Speaker 1: at all. No, the admission process was basically, well, it
Speaker 1: was basically parent approved kidnapping, because Paris Hilton's parents and
Speaker 1: other kids' parents would look on as an unmarked van
Speaker 1: would roll up to their home. Four or five people
Speaker 1: would come out with you know, mass on sche mess.
Speaker 1: They'd go into the teen's room, whether the parents would
Speaker 1: tell them what room the teen is in, wake them
Speaker 1: up with a light in their face, throw a bag
Speaker 1: a black sheath over their heads, and drag the kid out,
Speaker 1: screaming and crying and kicking, and everybody's got a leg
Speaker 1: or an arm, and they get thrown in the van
Speaker 1: with that thing on the head. They don't know where
Speaker 1: they're going, they don't know where they end up, but
Speaker 1: they end up waking up and they're Actor's place. And
Speaker 1: this happened to so many kids for so many years.
Speaker 1: It's very unsettling to see that happened and parents just
Speaker 1: sitting by and accepting it. And I remember back in
Speaker 1: the day when I read up on this, that Paris
Speaker 1: Hilton's parents looked into four different facilities trying to get
Speaker 1: her to stop her rebellious behavior, cutting schools, smoking, you know,
Speaker 1: trying drugs here and there. But even they admit, after
Speaker 1: she told them her horrifying stories, that they fell for
Speaker 1: the misleading marketing advice or the whole marketing tools and
Speaker 1: the catalogs, and they basically fell for the whole troubled
Speaker 1: team industry bullshite. I can't imagine what my kids would
Speaker 1: have to do in order for me to stand by
Speaker 1: and watch as men with masks jump out of an
Speaker 1: unmarked car in the morning, four o'clock. Wake her up,
Speaker 1: wake him up, put a hood over the head, get
Speaker 1: rid of them. You don't get to say goodbye, you
Speaker 1: don't kiss in the bite, nothing. How awful is that?
Speaker 1: And we're not talking about these schools being far and
Speaker 1: few between. No, it turns out that this whole, this
Speaker 1: whole business of trying to correct trouble teams is a
Speaker 1: fifty billion dollar industry with a B, and that's you know,
Speaker 1: boarding schools, military style boot camps, juvenile facilities, and then
Speaker 1: of course the behavior modification programs. That sounds so scary,
Speaker 1: That sounds like the place you go in there and
Speaker 1: never come out, and you meet a bunch of lifers
Speaker 1: in there who just accept the fact that they're never
Speaker 1: going to get out, kind of like Girl Interrupted with
Speaker 1: Venona and Angelina. That was a crazy ass movie. But
Speaker 1: you know, once Paris came out and shed some light
Speaker 1: on the Provo Canyon School, of course they came out
Speaker 1: and said, no, no, no, we can't comment on the
Speaker 1: operations or student experience prior to that. We just can't
Speaker 1: talk about Yeah, okay, but what we can say is
Speaker 1: that the school provides a structured environment, teaching life skills
Speaker 1: over catalog bullshit talk. Providing behavioral health be continuing education
Speaker 1: for youth who come to us who pre existed in
Speaker 1: complex emotional behavioral with psychiatric needs. The psychos that write
Speaker 1: this now, I'm not saying there aren't kids who need
Speaker 1: this kind of help. There are some real troublesome kids.
Speaker 1: I saw a video of the other day on Instagram.
Speaker 1: Remember that nanny show with the lady from England went
Speaker 1: to the person's house to take care of the kid
Speaker 1: who was troubled talking to young kids four, five, six,
Speaker 1: And this mother was so bad trying to get her
Speaker 1: son to take his juice. He didn't want it. And
Speaker 1: the kid is he's four. He's smacking his mother in
Speaker 1: her face, knocking the juice out of her hands, punching
Speaker 1: her chest. The mother's going now stop that, now, stop that.
Speaker 1: And then nanny starts to get involved. She wants to
Speaker 1: clock this little boy, but she can't. He's spitting on her.
Speaker 1: He's knocking her in the head. You know, where's the father?
Speaker 1: Where is the father? You know? I watched her video
Speaker 1: where a kid, the mother tells his kid, maybe eleven ten,
Speaker 1: eleven years old, to do this, do that, and the
Speaker 1: kid's like, mom, okay, chill, Mom says nothing. All of
Speaker 1: a sudden, you hear a father's voice. What the hell
Speaker 1: did you say to your mother? Kid gets all nervous,
Speaker 1: he stands up, he's like pulling his shirt. What'd you
Speaker 1: say to your mother? He told it chill, sit down,
Speaker 1: sit down. Matter of fact, give me fifty push ups
Speaker 1: right now. I'll tell you what. Stop going now. The
Speaker 1: kid was doing push ups on the VERGINI and I
Speaker 1: never got treated that way. But I when I ever
Speaker 1: talked back to my mother, it was when my father
Speaker 1: wasn't home. You know, I never cursed her, but I
Speaker 1: would say, think, oh ma, stop give me, but just stop,
Speaker 1: just stop the bullshit. I said stuff like that. We
Speaker 1: had that kind of relationship, but I wouldn't do it
Speaker 1: in front of my father. But you know, there's something
Speaker 1: about a man's voice, a father's voice in the home.
Speaker 1: And I say this about black kids, and I don't
Speaker 1: mean to be a prick about it, but it's so true.
Speaker 1: You just cannot turn out right without both parents in
Speaker 1: the home for a significant amount of time or a
Speaker 1: significant amount of years, or a structure and being reprimanded
Speaker 1: and even grounded if that was the case, not that
Speaker 1: I ever did or my kids ever did. I never
Speaker 1: had to do that, and grounding wasn't even a thing
Speaker 1: when I was a kid. You just get a hit.
Speaker 1: I got hit with a newspaper, hit with a wooden spoon,
Speaker 1: a deer fum slipper, you know, I got hit. And
Speaker 1: even though she's said, I'm gonna tell your father all
Speaker 1: the shit you put me through, AJ, there's going to
Speaker 1: be a list this long for your father, but I
Speaker 1: knew she didn't want to bug him. But he got
Speaker 1: home at ten thirty at night with all his pain,
Speaker 1: the ass bullshit he's got to eat from his boss
Speaker 1: and he lost the commission here and he's pissed off.
Speaker 1: Give me a scotch, what's what you make he don't
Speaker 1: want to hear. Let me tell you what ahh did
Speaker 1: bead he Now I was his private joy. I enjoy
Speaker 1: And I definitely could have been a prick a lot
Speaker 1: of the time. But my mother and I always get along.
Speaker 1: But you still need that, you still need to be reprimanded.
Speaker 1: And in my house, if my father was at home,
Speaker 1: Jack could reprimand me, Frankie could. The next door neighbor could.
Speaker 1: If Uncle sal was over, he could say, don't talk
Speaker 1: to you mother that way. I mean, I got it
Speaker 1: from every every grown up. But anyhow, back to miss Hilton.
Speaker 1: She told the committee, you know, these places promise healing,
Speaker 1: growth and support, but I wasn't allowed to speak, I
Speaker 1: wasn't allowed to move freely. I couldn't look out a
Speaker 1: window for two years. Wow. Well, i'll tell you there's
Speaker 1: something you need to know about this in a minute
Speaker 1: or two. But it's unbelievable what she went through. And
Speaker 1: I know she was a bit of a bad seed
Speaker 1: growing up in the spotlet of her family's famous name,
Speaker 1: and her mother was nuts. But it just so happened
Speaker 1: that she and Kim Kardashian they came up at the
Speaker 1: same time, and I saw them out. I saw Paris
Speaker 1: out more than Kim, but I seen them together here
Speaker 1: and there. And I've told the story about how she
Speaker 1: and Kim were both at my book party back in
Speaker 1: two thousand and bel Air. I never met them per se,
Speaker 1: but my friend Christine Peters, the producer, invited and Rick
Speaker 1: Hilton because she was friends with them, and I guess
Speaker 1: they had Paris and Kim come as well. Great party,
Speaker 1: you know, like if you think about that now, Paris
Speaker 1: and came and my book buddy didn't even know my name.
Speaker 1: I think somebody asked, Joey asked, and what's this party for?
Speaker 1: And they said, I don't know, some book didn't know
Speaker 1: me at all, just wanted to be seen, wanted to
Speaker 1: go out. But you know, I had Rackel Welsh there,
Speaker 1: had Joan Jet came with her girlfriend, had Jeff Goldblum,
Speaker 1: John Corbett came in with his ex girlfriend, that blonde chick,
Speaker 1: Brittney Something. She was a doll, Victoria Gotti. But that night,
Speaker 1: you know, Parison came stumbled upon my nephew, Joe. Joe
Speaker 1: was younger about two thousands, so twenty five years ago.
Speaker 1: He was probably twenty nineteen, right around their age. A
Speaker 1: little younger, and they started talking to him and they
Speaker 1: asked him, where are you going after this party? Like
Speaker 1: what were you doing next? He didn't know what to
Speaker 1: say because I asked my uncle, you know, he comes
Speaker 1: up to me, Brown, look at these two chicks. They
Speaker 1: asked me where we're going after the party? Now I
Speaker 1: came to the party. I took Kathy Saint George, the
Speaker 1: old playboy playmate that I've mentioned in the past, with me,
Speaker 1: because she was one of those chicks that could talk
Speaker 1: to anybody. I could walk away from her and tend
Speaker 1: to my party. I could sit down with a woman
Speaker 1: or a few people, and Kathy would wander off and
Speaker 1: find someone else to talk to. It was very easy.
Speaker 1: There was no jealousy. Weren't together together, so there was
Speaker 1: no jealousy. So it's an easy thing to do. Then
Speaker 1: bring a girlfriend and have to deal with why you're
Speaker 1: talking to her so long? Who's she? I don't want
Speaker 1: to hear that shit from my book party. So I
Speaker 1: took Kathy, and so I said to Joey, I said, well, look,
Speaker 1: I'm with Kathy. I'm gonna leave with Kathy, but you
Speaker 1: don't want to be with the joe did this Paris
Speaker 1: is a party girl, and I think the other one, Kim,
Speaker 1: is a resistant of some shit. Cleans out her closets done,
Speaker 1: he goes, look at them, bro, I said, I know,
Speaker 1: but listen, welcome to Los Angeles. They're gonna be more
Speaker 1: in every corner. Just don't worry about it. You're never
Speaker 1: gonna get bored or run on the girls to look
Speaker 1: at here. Anyhow, She's still bothered. Even my cousin Barrio
Speaker 1: bothers me because the same thing happened with him and
Speaker 1: I and he saw them, and they saw him and
Speaker 1: they liked his Brooklyn accent and they never met a
Speaker 1: guy like that back then. And I'm like, now, we're
Speaker 1: not going to go with them. How stupid I could
Speaker 1: have got in there f O my god. Maybe I'm
Speaker 1: just saying, but Paris has to fight a lot. And
Speaker 1: she appeared on some news shows to talk about how
Speaker 1: horrible a time she had. But there is cause to
Speaker 1: doubt her story. It's a lot of confusion having to
Speaker 1: do with the years that she was sent away ninety
Speaker 1: seven through ninety nine, and which school she attended or
Speaker 1: schools plural. The word is that Paris first was sent
Speaker 1: to Canterbury school in Connecticut from the fall of ninety
Speaker 1: eight to the winter of ninety nine. She was a junior.
Speaker 1: She was even a member of the ice hockey team.
Speaker 1: Could you imagine Paris Hill not ice skates, playing hockey.
Speaker 1: I've seen the photo. And then the feb of ninety
Speaker 1: nine she got expelled from Canterbury for violating school rules.
Speaker 1: But she said in the past that she was at
Speaker 1: the Provocalion School for eleven months from ninety eight to
Speaker 1: ninety nine. So how did she play on the hockey
Speaker 1: team in Connecticut and attend the other school of Utah.
Speaker 1: They're not close together, you know. I mean, she's saying
Speaker 1: that she wasn't allowed sunlight, was force fed drugs, she
Speaker 1: was in solitary, but she was playing hockey on the
Speaker 1: other side of the country. She also said, well, it's
Speaker 1: also been stated that if you look up research on
Speaker 1: that Paris Hilton state at Provo Canyon School until she
Speaker 1: turned eighteen. But she wrote that those closest to her,
Speaker 1: including her own sibling warren't told the truth about where
Speaker 1: she'd been from ninety seven to ninety nine. They didn't
Speaker 1: tell the other kids where she was. And by the way,
Speaker 1: she walked in fashion shows in nineteen ninety seven. There's
Speaker 1: proof of her walking in the Girl's Rural Fashion Show
Speaker 1: October first of ninety seven in New York City. So,
Speaker 1: what the hell's going on? I remember hearing a story
Speaker 1: a while back. The one day she and a friend
Speaker 1: went to get their care packages that are sent by families,
Speaker 1: you know, and the family was there and Paris introduced
Speaker 1: his friend to her sister, Nikki and her mother, Kathy,
Speaker 1: And on that particular occasion, Kathy Hilton, her mom, begins
Speaker 1: to cry hysterically because she felt that Paris gained a
Speaker 1: little weight since she first went to the school, and
Speaker 1: her mother was really concerned about Paris not being able
Speaker 1: to model because she was fat. And at the time,
Speaker 1: Paris weighed one hundred and six pounds. And you wonder
Speaker 1: why she's fucked up, because her mother's always been fucked
Speaker 1: up and her father's a soy boy baita male. But
Speaker 1: they had a rough time with this young girl man.
Speaker 1: Even when she was fifteen, she told her parents she
Speaker 1: wanted to go to this professional children's school with McCaulay
Speaker 1: Culkin and Christina Rie and she went to Sacred Heart
Speaker 1: and she's mom. She went she interviewed Sacre, Hadden said,
Speaker 1: I'm not going to then all girls' school. I need
Speaker 1: boys around me. That's not what the mother wanted to hear.
Speaker 1: But you know at this school there were there were
Speaker 1: kids that were ballerinas. You know, they look when you
Speaker 1: deal with money like that, when you were people that
Speaker 1: have the kind of last day Mike the Hiltons, and
Speaker 1: you deal with these Manhattan private schools. You know, there's
Speaker 1: a school called Dwight, a private school called Dwight that
Speaker 1: she went to for a bit. And they say the
Speaker 1: acronym for Dwight is dumb white idiots getting high together.
Speaker 1: A lot of times these schools, these schools for troubled teams,
Speaker 1: or boarding schools at private schools, et cetera. I mean,
Speaker 1: life goes fast for these kids when they're there. It
Speaker 1: may be like a status say well to say, oh
Speaker 1: my kid got at to Saint Andrew's where the royals went. Okay, great?
Speaker 1: Can you keep an eye on them all the way
Speaker 1: across the world. I would not be comfortable with that, man.
Speaker 1: I know it's prestigious, I get it, but what about
Speaker 1: is he going to bed highs? He waking up late?
Speaker 1: Is he missing classes? He getting girls. What's going on?
Speaker 1: I don't like that, So you know, you get what
Speaker 1: you get. You send your little girl out there. It
Speaker 1: looks like a fucking Barbie doll. You think the boys
Speaker 1: aren't gonna go mananas bananas and the women there so
Speaker 1: many lesbians and schools like this. So many girls that
Speaker 1: go to these schools have this sexuality kind of you know,
Speaker 1: they they really don't know what their sexuality is. And
Speaker 1: you're dealing with kids who have the last names of
Speaker 1: the major wealthy Ratswells, Steinberg's Tish, you got Saudi prince kids.
Speaker 1: You know, it's ridiculous. So of course when you're with
Speaker 1: the children of these very, very uber wealthy families, they're
Speaker 1: going to do bad things. And that's what Paris did.
Speaker 1: Although my mother said she kept the three point nine GPA.
Speaker 1: I don't believe that one bit. But look, she they
Speaker 1: had to move around because they said she was being
Speaker 1: stalked by boys. And Kathy Hilton I've heard back in
Speaker 1: the day, was very concerned about Leonardo DiCaprio, who would
Speaker 1: not leave Paris alone, always turned up where she was.
Speaker 1: And like I said, I knew Leo back then, typical
Speaker 1: young guy horned dog, you know, wanted it, but he
Speaker 1: wanted it, wanted every girl he saw, still does just
Speaker 1: nobody over twenty five. But yeah, Kathy Hilton said that
Speaker 1: a lot of the moving around was done because Leo
Speaker 1: was after. What would be so bad if she ended
Speaker 1: up with Leo? Better than this friggin Carter room she's
Speaker 1: with now. But there's a theory, if you think about it,
Speaker 1: that Paris Hilton came back for these schools and thought
Speaker 1: of giving off gay vibes. And a lot of people
Speaker 1: believe that something happened while she was away from home.
Speaker 1: You know, some experiment thing which happens in colleges. Why
Speaker 1: would it happen when you're younger? Think about it? Ice
Speaker 1: hockey interesting choice of sports back when she played it
Speaker 1: in the nineties. You know, I don't know was she
Speaker 1: a tomboy or a lesbian? Well, I don't see her
Speaker 1: as a tomboy. There's even stories about her sleeping with
Speaker 1: Britney Spears and Lindsay lohand back in the day when
Speaker 1: they all hung out together. And of course we know
Speaker 1: the story that her husband is her beard and she
Speaker 1: is his beard at all kind of makes sense when
Speaker 1: you fold it together. Speaking of Britney, Britney spears by
Speaker 1: the way, that incident the other night when she went
Speaker 1: to a restaurant called Red Oh One with a friend.
Speaker 1: She had flip flops and short shorts on. Looked like
Speaker 1: hell well, she looked like she looks like in an
Speaker 1: Instagram video. She just bedraggled, and at one point she
Speaker 1: picked up a glass. She had one wine. The guys
Speaker 1: gave her one wine. Otherwise she had bought her She
Speaker 1: held up the wine and toasted the whole room. Nobody
Speaker 1: even cared, No one clapped, no one gave a shit
Speaker 1: that she was doing that. Took the tour of the restaurant,
Speaker 1: then was let outside, and then this video of her
Speaker 1: in her Mercedes driving erradically, going over the line in
Speaker 1: the center of the street, whipping a U turn out
Speaker 1: of nowhere, hanging on. Louis had a nowhere tires screeching.
Speaker 1: Then she stopped in front of her I don't know
Speaker 1: if it's her house or whatever she was. She stopped
Speaker 1: and the person following her was videotaping, going, oh my god,
Speaker 1: Oh my god, what she doing. She's gonna herself killed now.
Speaker 1: Paris Hilton says that wasn't her, that was her look alike.
Speaker 1: There's a girl around her that drives a car just
Speaker 1: like hers and is a look alike. She wrote that
Speaker 1: on her Instagram. Meanwhile, the owner of the restaurant, her manager, says,
Speaker 1: Britney was great. She came in, she had a few drinks.
Speaker 1: I gave her a wine. That's all she had. She
Speaker 1: wasn't rude, wasn't loud, she was really sweet and she left.
Speaker 1: So what you I said, Brittany? I think I said
Speaker 1: Paris earlier, Brittany? Which is it? Are you sane and
Speaker 1: were you nice at the restaurant like the guy says?
Speaker 1: Or are you still thinking there's a look alike driving
Speaker 1: your car? Just more fodder to show you how sick
Speaker 1: she is. She's nuts. The girl's nuts. And it's not
Speaker 1: gonna end well as we said, as I've said for years,
Speaker 1: but it's getting real close. The wick is almost to
Speaker 1: the nub. Get ready, Oh one more thing. One of
Speaker 1: you guys asked me days ago, and they asked me
Speaker 1: anything page about. I think one of my favorite memories
Speaker 1: of Jack and Roe was something like that. Forget who asked?
Speaker 1: I apologize and I got to tell you my favorite episode. Oh,
Speaker 1: favorite moment. I don't know why I said episode favorite
Speaker 1: moment was When I was younger, Jack and Roe were
Speaker 1: always the first to get up and dance. And I'm
Speaker 1: talking five, six, seven, eight years old. They'd be out
Speaker 1: by the pool, the radio beyond a good Swowman come
Speaker 1: on and they have to start dancing by the pool.
Speaker 1: As I got older, that dance became the hustle and
Speaker 1: that was more of what the Beg's played or Donna
Speaker 1: Summer played. It was just great to have music around
Speaker 1: the pool and watch them to dance. And then all
Speaker 1: the weddings we went to and so many parties. There
Speaker 1: was so much of that, all cousins getting married, just
Speaker 1: costume parties, anaver street parties. It was endless. Everybody celebrated
Speaker 1: back then. Maybe they still do. My family's just old now.
Speaker 1: I don't know. But Jack and Rolle were the first
Speaker 1: ones to get up. Always looked terrific dancing together, both
Speaker 1: of them, Jack so Hanso and Rosie so beautiful, spinning
Speaker 1: As soon as we got there, the first sound of
Speaker 1: the first song Let's go row dancing, and it reminded
Speaker 1: me of that because last weekend, Joey and Juliet Rosalie
Speaker 1: went to New Jersey for the wedding of our good
Speaker 1: friend Joe and Barbara Roblade's son had a nice, beautiful
Speaker 1: wedding in New Jersey. Though they don't spare any expense.
Speaker 1: Those two forget that. Oh my god, they're wonderful with
Speaker 1: what they do for their family. But I saw Joey
Speaker 1: dance with Rope and it was like, oh my god.
Speaker 1: Jack didn't go. Obviously he's home in bed not well.
Speaker 1: But watching my nephew dance with her, watching her son
Speaker 1: dance like his dad used to, it really kind of
Speaker 1: not in my throat. Rosie's not quite moving as well
Speaker 1: as she used to. I said to her, there goes
Speaker 1: your knee, there goes you're back, and she said, you
Speaker 1: forgot my hip. I said, yeah, that too. So I'm
Speaker 1: giving her a few days to sit on a heating
Speaker 1: pad before I call her and get the scoop. But
Speaker 1: the first moment had to be when I was young
Speaker 1: and there was a song. Well it's probably called ready
Speaker 1: or Not Here I Come, but I remember as the
Speaker 1: lyrics apple peaches, pumpkin, Pa, you were young and so ah,
Speaker 1: such a breaday on, here I Come, and that was
Speaker 1: the first song. I remember them dancing too, and that's
Speaker 1: my finest memory of those two. Just beautiful, beautiful. And
Speaker 1: from that you go fast forward fifty years and they're
Speaker 1: at a wedding and the next song that became theirs
Speaker 1: was Kenny Rogers. Through the years, I'm sure many of
Speaker 1: you have parents who are older siblings who used that
Speaker 1: song as their either wedding song or anniversary song, what
Speaker 1: have you. But yeah, it happened in a snap man
Speaker 1: for you go from apple, peaches, pumpkin pie to through
Speaker 1: the years. It feels like it was just yesterday, But
Speaker 1: I'm sure was it? Sure was it. That's it for today, Gang,
Speaker 1: I'm aj Benz and that was your daily Unfiltered podcast
Speaker 1: for October twenty ninth, twenty twenty five. T is tomorrow.