Speaker 1: Made a decision.
Speaker 2: Oh peace sunny.
Speaker 1: Someone on Ahead Vision night. What's up? Everybody? Welcome Friday,
O loud, Happy Friday, Happy Friday, be Friday.
Speaker 3: It's Friday. I had a great weekend last weekend with
the family.
Speaker 1: What happened?
Speaker 3: What happened? That will talk?
Speaker 1: I'll talk about I'll tell you my story. It's got
to like tell me about your weekend.
Speaker 3: Did your phone like give you news alerts?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 3: I just got two news alerts in a row about fucking.
Speaker 1: Game of Thrones.
Speaker 3: Really, la times la times nine burning questions we have
after the super sized Game of Thrones finale, Mashable says,
secrets revealed. HBO just announced a new series about Game
of Thrones.
Speaker 4: Well listen, this got the owner. This is a cultural
phenomenon that you two are not quite a part of.
So yes, I actually do hearing that second news.
Speaker 1: Sometimes I see on Facebook got and I'm always like,
what's got? I know? And then I have to take
me a minute and I'm like, oh.
Speaker 3: Jesus nerds nerding.
Speaker 1: Too many costumes, I know, and too many families and
regular clothes. Let me give you, like, what's he always mad?
Speaker 3: And he's always drunk? I don't know what's going on.
Speaker 4: That's pretty much what he does. He gets mad and
gets drunk.
Speaker 3: Yeah see, I know what's going on.
Speaker 1: I don't want it. Yeah, I don't get it. Okay,
So how was your weekend? You spend time with family
and turned off your phone, which is such a foreign
concept to me. Well, here's the thing.
Speaker 3: So, uh, it was my birthday?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, so but I forgot about that. Happy birthday.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 1: But so thirty eight, yes, thirty, thank you very good.
You look like you're like thirty four, thirty three. I
feel like I'm eighty five. No, no, I'm in the forties. Really.
Oh shut up now, don't practice your interested face on me.
I know what's going on. Really, no, you look so young.
Thank you.
Speaker 3: Anyways, So, okay, it was so so my birthday. So
Adam planned a nice like it was like two days ago, right,
it was on When was it Saturday?
Speaker 1: It was on Saturday, Yeah, tday.
Speaker 3: So Adam planned a nice little like we're gonna go
so Friday night, we're gonna go out to dinner with
the family. So the four of us we go out
to dinner and we have nice time. We go to
a new restaurant, you know, and we have to hear
about how Natalia loves the shit out of her teachers
and how Sunny hates the shit out of his teachers.
Speaker 1: You're like, I could hear this any day now. I
need to hear this on the birthday. Another martini, please,
It's my birthday.
Speaker 3: So all right, So that was nice. Then Saturday night
was the big fight. It was the Mayweather right whatever, Yeah, MacGregor, MacGregor.
Speaker 1: Maybe the ultimate fighting guy.
Speaker 3: Shocking Mayweather one, Like, really I wanted McGregor to win,
but you did.
Speaker 1: I want the underdog to win. He looks like a
white supremacist though, doesn't he does, No, I don't know.
He just looks scary. And he was like pawing at him.
Speaker 3: Did you see that? Like at the beginning, he was
like just paw Like what's Phil does to me? When
he wants me to play with him? He just starts
pawing like that's what he was doing, right, am? I?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: Am?
Speaker 1: I right?
Speaker 4: Yeah, He's like that was kind of that's always his
style in MMA is he kind of holds his hand
out there so like he can't so Mayweather can't really
like see or that his opponent couldn't see. So that's
like kind of what he was doing was trying to
keep his distance because he had a lot lot more
reach than Mayweather did, so he was trying to just
like keep keep him back there.
Speaker 1: What do you mean he had a lot more reach,
Like his arm.
Speaker 4: Span is longer, he's taller, and he's got a longer reach.
Speaker 3: Mayweather, he looks skinny. He looked really, I don't know,
skinny to me. I don't know whatever.
Speaker 1: Well, wasn't Mayweather's strategy his training strategy going to strip clubs,
That's what I heard.
Speaker 4: Probably that was probably part of it, shrip.
Speaker 1: Clubs, Like he wasn't really training. I think it was
kind of like a I feel like it's always rigged.
I don't even need to like, I feel like it's rigged.
Speaker 3: I don't know its Vegas, Like I don't know. I
just I don't know. Maybe I'm cynical. But anyway, So
Saturday was my actual birthday. But Adam is doing like
this big showtime social media thing, which I didn't know
about until like two days early, like Thursday, I find
out about it. He doesn't even know what it is.
He's like, I don't know I'll talk to Dixon about it.
I don't know what it is, but all I know
is that he's going to be doing streaming and that
I need to get the mangria and endless rant you know,
out there, because he doesn't think about it. But I
was invited to go to Patrick's house to watch the fight.
I didn't know Adam was gonna have I should have
thought about it, but I figured Adam would watch the
fight with just like his friends, like Masal whatever, and
which he did, and the kids would go with him
here to the warehouse to watch fight. I'm gonna go
to Patrick's so when So okay, so here's a little
like all right, you know Suzanne and Jody.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they kind of like clash for some reason. I
have no idea why jealousy over you know why, Like
I guess, but like Jody doesn't have jealousy and Suzanne
shouldn't if she does, I don't know, but I thought
Jody's the one who's always like I had a new
one at first. No, that's Suzanne. Oh okay, that's the
whir Oh. Jody's the one who's like, I don't care.
Speaker 3: Right, Jody's fine whatever, Like yeah, okay, so but so
then anyway, so they both text me, are you gonna
what are you doing? Well, Suzanne knows Patrick, so Patrick
already invited Suzanne. So she's she's going and she's bringing
her friend Amber from ABC that I used to work with.
Speaker 1: Okay, used to call her Amber Alert but she says, sweetheart,
She's fine, drink you drink but anyway, she's sweet.
Speaker 3: Anyway, So Suzanne and am are coming to the fight, right,
I'm gonna get in trouble. So and side note, Patrick
says to Suzanne, Hey, so I got to hear on
on Lynnette's podcast that you got a boyfriend now? And
Suzanne's like, what are you talking about on your podcast?
Because remember I said Suzanne is dating somebody now?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, So anyway, Suzanne looks at me and she's like,
what are you talking about on your podcast? Well, now
she's probably gonna listen to this podcast. But anyways, that
this is not the point, right, But the kind of
funny thing is is I'm just telling you about the weekend. Yeah,
I'm not building up to anything exciting, but whatever. So
Jody says to me, what are you gonna do for
the fight? And I said, well, now I'm going to Patrick's.
You know Patrick, right, And she's like, oh yeah, I've
met him a couple of times and.
Speaker 1: He's keeping he would love for me to bring a
girl because he's got a lot of guys over there,
and he's married and he has a house and he
sets up the backyard with a big screen TV and
he's got the fight up on the big screen and
he always has like he loves you, he loves me,
and he loves to entertain and he's always got like
movie night at his house and he invites me and
I never go. I never, but everybody has a great time.
Speaker 3: He's a bonfire going, he's got smalls, yeah, and everybody's
really nice. He's got a bartender in the corner over there, like,
and it's a beautiful night, Los Angeles. It's like eighty five.
Speaker 1: Degrees, clouds, clouds not out.
Speaker 3: No, the clouds is not out.
Speaker 1: My eyelashes are all.
Speaker 3: It's just feeling good.
Speaker 1: People asking me about my hair.
Speaker 3: But it's a synthetic wig, all right.
Speaker 1: So that sounds like something you'd want to bring the
kids to too. No, No, not.
Speaker 3: To his house, okay, because this is more like a
it's a you know.
Speaker 1: It's fight night, and solls guy friend's there. Okay, chicks
or whatever. I don't know.
Speaker 3: So now now there's Ray Okay, no, no, don't forget
about Ray. So Jody has always been afraid of him
because he's so like overbearing and so like every time
he's around, like she's like, oh, dear, is he gonna
because sometimes he'll go what's up with you, like in
front of people, and she's very shy, and he'll be like,
who are you dating? Wow?
Speaker 1: Did you gain weight? Or you look good?
Speaker 3: Like he didn't say that's a hard but like he
he calls people out all the time. So if I
were her, i'd be a little afraid too of this
idiot guy that's always I love. Ray's a sweetheart, So Jody,
So I say, I'm going to watch the fight of Patrick's.
Speaker 1: Can I go? Sure?
Speaker 3: I said, Suzanne and Amberg gonna go, and she's like okay,
but I don't tell. I don't think I told Suzanne
I was coming. Suzanne was like texting me, are you
gonna go? And I said yes, but I didn't tell
her I was coming with Jody. So then it's getting
to be late, like five o'clock and it was my birthday,
and I I kind of nice dad whatever. I hang
hung out with the kids at him. And now I'm
getting kind of hungry, and I know that they those
three are going to watch the fight at the warehouse
that's getting catered. And I don't know what Patrick's got
going has he got hot? I don't know what's going on.
So I'm hungry and it's my birthday and I want
some sushi. So I called Jody. So Jody and I
we have sushi. Then we go and we show up at.
Speaker 1: At the I had sushi on Saturday night too.
Speaker 3: Really, yeah, I love sushi roku. Inside, I love sushi roku.
Speaker 1: We went to Sugarfish, Oh there, Yes, I walked in
there and there was too long a wait. That's too
always too long of a wait. But we waited. It
was so good.
Speaker 3: Anyway.
Speaker 1: I hear the weight in New York. They just opened
one in New York.
Speaker 3: I heard the weight is three to four hours, Like
you got to go put your name in and then
they call you. That's like even like Jimmy fallon, like
it can't get on, Like I don't know.
Speaker 1: That's what the word on street is. Wow sugarfish.
Speaker 3: So anyway, we go eat, we show up at the
fight right on time.
Speaker 1: I love this feeling.
Speaker 3: I don't know why, but like you, everybody's like in
the backyard. You could see the bonfire going, you see
the big screen because I've never been there. And then
the fight starting and you see the two guys.
Speaker 1: Oh sig and so that she's singing like the Stars
Spangled Banner and everybody's singing.
Speaker 3: Who's sanging? I don't know, some singer who sang oh yeah,
there you go.
Speaker 1: Yeah she sang yeah.
Speaker 3: So she's singing it, and everybody's like getting ready for
the big fight.
Speaker 1: And you see the two fighters are up there.
Speaker 3: I just love That's like the best part. Like the
adrenaline's going, like the fights about the star people got
money on the fight. So Patrick's house is like everybody's
like standing up and and then we're walking down the
street to go into his backyard. Oh this must be
it and you can hear it and who comes pulling
up in a Porsche with his friend but Ray and
Ray gets a one.
Speaker 1: That's so, what's going on? What's going on with you?
Speaker 3: Joe?
Speaker 1: Who's that? Oh Jody, how you doing? Like and she's like,
oh god dear, she's clutching her pearls. Yes.
Speaker 3: So we walk in and they're doing the stars. I
see Suzanne and then she sees me and Jody and
it's fine and uh there like happy birthday and there's
still singing the star spring like.
Speaker 1: Then they're like, all right, let's get ready to rumble,
and then all of a sudden cut black.
Speaker 3: The screen goes out. It's all blue, just nothing, and
everybody's like, oh my god, Patrick, Oh my god. He's
like poor Patrick, you know, because he loves to entertain,
and he's like sweating and he's like running around.
Speaker 1: He's trying to get us whatever. And his tech guy
then gets it back up and running. Everybody's like yay,
everybody was sweet, everybody's nice. It's my birthday. Olga's there,
by the way, what why is Olga there? Because Olga?
Patrick loves Olga and Olga comes on our Facebook live
show on Tuesday nights because she's one of the favorites,
you know, guests and so, and Patrick produces the show,
so he invited Olga and her daughter, and her daughter
and her daughter's husband fiance works on the show too,
So all that's gonna be now at all my Lackey events.
Oh my god. She's like, Leana, you need to have
a drink.
Speaker 3: So then they get me like I get a oh,
Patrick gets me immediately a red Bull and what do
you want?
Speaker 1: What do you want? What do you want? I said,
I don't know.
Speaker 3: I'll have a red Bone vodka whatever. So he's giving
me that. Then they're like now they're like, then somebody
else gives me a shot at your birthday.
Speaker 1: Let's go do a shot. Let's go do a shot.
Speaker 3: And then it's like just then the cake comes and
I was like, oh my god, please no, I told
you guys, and Susan I's like, you had.
Speaker 1: To have a cake, and even so sweet, even Jody, I.
Speaker 3: Know, it was very sweet. She texts me like that
day and she goes, would you kill me if I
got a cake? And I said, yes, please don't. It
was not I don't want to make a big casino
about my birthday. And she's like okay. But then of course, oh,
I'm sitting talking to Olga and then they're like come here,
you gotta come in and come in, and then the
cake and it was really sweet. Anyway, Patrick got the
fight back up. Everybody's going watching the fight goes out again,
No goes out in the middle of the fight again.
Poor Patrick turns out the whole neighborhood is out, like
it wasn't him, it was the cable. Okay, so but anyway,
hope he gets his money back. His house is beautiful,
his wife is sweet, having a nice time. And now
I'm getting a little buzzed because it's my birthday and
people are giving me drinks and I drove, so I'm like,
oh Jesus, I gotta get I can no, I don't
want to drink. And then Patrick's like, come on and
just call uber, leave your car, come on, come on,
come do another shots and then do a fireball shot.
And now Olga's got her eye on me and she's like, Lyne,
you're not gonna drive. And I was like, I know,
I'm not gonna drive. And she's like, okay, because I
know you. I know you like to drive home. I
know you like to be in control, but you're not
going to drive. And I was like, I know, okay, Olga.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 3: Mean while I'm like I want to go home, my
feet are her killing me.
Speaker 1: Fights over I'm like exhausted.
Speaker 3: I just want to go home.
Speaker 1: No, I'm fine, And I was.
Speaker 3: A little buzzed, had some cake, had some water, had
a red Bull with no vodka, and I was fine.
And everybody's like, no, no, no, don't don't don't drive,
don't drive. And Suzanne is the only one that knows me,
and she she's like, Lynette a nice time talking to her,
and I'm walking around with her. She's like, she's fine,
she can drive. And I was fine.
Speaker 1: I was fine.
Speaker 3: But I hate when everybody's like, don't drive.
Speaker 1: No, I get it.
Speaker 3: That's sweet and everything, but makes me feel like I'm
out of control or something. But I'm not.
Speaker 1: So anyway, it was fun. It was nice.
Speaker 3: So that was Saturday night. Right then I got a
DUI on the way home.
Speaker 1: No you did not kidding.
Speaker 3: Where's the interested face that I'm not kidding? So get home?
And so sat h So that was Saturday night. So
Sunday this is what really made my weekend. I don't
know why.
Speaker 1: But Adam all of a sudden like pops up and
he's like, we're gonna have a hot dog party. He
said it the night before and I didn't know what
he was talking about. Then that morning he's like, we're
gonna have a hot dog part. I was still late.
Speaker 3: They let me sleep in, and uh, I go, what
do you mean hot dog party? And he goes, we're
gonna have hot dogs today. We're gonna have nice one
of those good hot dogs those coaches little.
Speaker 1: Guys that snap when you eat it.
Speaker 3: And he's like, we're gonna get the relish and you
can get the onions, and you're gonna.
Speaker 1: Go the grocery store.
Speaker 3: You're gonna He's like, I'm gonna go to the warehouse
and clean up. You're gonna go the grocery store, get all.
Here's the list. We need relish. We need the red onions,
not the white and cut already. Oh okay, So I said,
is anybody coming to this hot and he goes, no,
it's just us four. And then we're gonna go swimming.
I was like, oh okay. And so then we had
a nice hot dog bright and then and then you know,
people are texting me happy birthday or whatever. You're texting
me something about Patriot, about the Facebook.
Speaker 1: It's not the fair Facebook.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and so I just didn't. Natalia was like, Mom,
put the phone down. So I left it in my
room for the rest of the day, from like three
o'clock until seven o'clock. I didn't I was dying to
go look at it, but I didn't, and I so
we went swimming and we played volleyball like two against
Adam and Sunny against me in Natalia for like two hours. Fine,
Now it was so fun. It was so much fun.
Speaker 1: I loved it. That was like the highlight of my weekend.
That is like so nice. I know that's a hard show.
Speaker 3: I wasn't like leading up to anything exciting, but.
Speaker 1: But that's like a nice family. Whoever does that?
Speaker 3: I know does that? And you know what, Sonny had
to go to practice at three o'clock and Shannon and
Jensen's mom was going to come pick him up, and
I had to tell her like he was like, we
were having so much fun, and I was like, I
don't want Sonny, do you really want to go to practice?
Speaker 1: You know, I don't.
Speaker 3: So I scraped that and uh yeah, Adam didn't have
to go to work.
Speaker 1: Usually he has to go to work on Sundays. I
don't know why.
Speaker 3: I guess why. I don't know.
Speaker 4: We got to record Monday's podcast.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, what.
Speaker 4: That Adam Krolschow airs on Monday. Yeah, so we got
to record it on Sunday, so it's still kind of
up to news. Otherwise we've recorded on Friday, but then
that's kind of a couple of days behind.
Speaker 1: So how come he didn't do a show yesterday?
Speaker 4: Oh because he released the his commentary on the fight
and as the podcast, so that essentially was the podcast.
Speaker 1: Oh right, all right?
Speaker 3: Did they get the Corolla drink plugs in? I'm kidding
all right. Anyways, So that was my weekend. It was
really it was really sweet. That's so awesome. I didn't
really have a.
Speaker 1: Weekend like that. Well maybe, well I told you about
my Sunday on Monday's show, that fiasco. Yeah, Friday night
I had it. We had a couple of basketball games.
Speaker 3: Ah, I got a bone to pick with you.
Speaker 1: Okay, I mean, don't feed the flames of people that
think we don't get along with it. People already think
that we have a lot. There's a lot of problems
between us. No chemistry, we don't have chemistry.
Speaker 3: Sometimes have chemistry is on, sometimes it's.
Speaker 1: Not, I guess. And now you have a bone to
pick with me. Great, that's see. See now they're going
to be like knew it. I knew it.
Speaker 3: Jack Klugman's coming out retirement exam.
Speaker 1: I a resentment going out? Okay, what do I do? God?
Speaker 3: We were talking about this on Patreon, by the way, Yeah,
people and like they do you notice that Lena and
Stephanie never get together. They only see each other?
Speaker 1: Do Yeah? Of course we only see each other. We're busy,
so busy do we ever we don't even get like
she said.
Speaker 3: Like Stephanie said, do we ever get to see people
we want to see, Not that we don't want to,
but don't see any who.
Speaker 1: Actually, we see each.
Speaker 3: Other more than I think anybody else.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying. I see you more than I
see any like of my mom, friends or whatever, like
unless there's a thing that I'm doing with the kids,
but especially during the week whenever in a school, Who
am I seeing? I know? I know where are we going? Nowhere? Working?
I see too much of my husband and not enough
of anyone else. And that's you. So you know everything
that's going on with right right exactly? Okay, except for
now you got a bone to pick with me? Now
I got a bone, let me hear it. So Stephanie, Okay,
I don't know.
Speaker 3: I guess you sent the text about Facebook or something,
and then I might I think I went on to look.
Speaker 1: Oh, so I opened my Facebook app.
Speaker 3: I see you. So I click on you. I look
on your page and then you post something about the
neighborhood what's the name of that?
Speaker 1: That was a while ago? Yet it was because it
showed up. I don't know Facebook that I just went
to your page that was an old maybe it hadn't,
okay whatever, Yeah, but what is about how many nosy
people are on nextdoor dot com? Yeah?
Speaker 3: But you you put a funny comment. What did you
say it was? It made me laugh and then I
was like, all right, now I'm gonna check it out.
Speaker 1: So I a bunch of harpies. That's the Harpyes, a
bunch of harpies on next door.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you said have you checked it out yet?
Or you said like for people to check it. I
don't know, Like basically you were in my head saying
go check it out. And so it's nextdoor dot com Yeah, okay,
So it's this website that basically you sign up for,
you put in your address and then you.
Speaker 1: Can see everything.
Speaker 3: That's going on, like other people that know about it
in your hood that are talking about the suspicious van
that sat down on your street for three hours or whatever.
Speaker 1: And you just see that.
Speaker 3: Kid that didn't look it looked at his hat was askew,
and he.
Speaker 1: Seems like a drug addict, right and obviously was on
drugs obviously, right. So our whole neighborhood is just a
big drug done now. God, everyone thinks their neighborhood is
like there's just drug deals going on in everyone street totally.
Have you been on that thing that got sucked down
that rabbit hole? They're like, my mom, come on, come
outside with me, come out. I'm like, I'll be there
in a minute. Be there in a minute.
Speaker 3: I'm just scrolling through all the things, like all the
the the inspector Cluso's house.
Speaker 1: Everything is spious activity. It's just exactly everyone's a suspect
in your neighborhood. Every house, every car. I don't know
whose car is that, That's what they were saying. I saw,
but I saw a black car parked down.
Speaker 3: The other thing was like there was a car that
like it slows down when it passes my house, And.
Speaker 1: I'm thinking, does it have like a you in the window.
Speaker 3: Maybe it's an uber like And then even one lady said,
I'm starting to feel, uh, I'm starting to feel a
little self conscious because when I'm looking for an address
and neighborhood, I slow down. Are people gonna think I'm
a suspect thinking the same thing?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: Like I do the same thing.
Speaker 3: By the way, when I'm on the phone with Jay
ten thousand times a day and I approach my house,
I can't because once I get into the driveway it
cuts out. So I slow down, or I go around
the block a couple of times, and now people are
looking at me, and so now like what.
Speaker 1: Am I going to show up on nextdoor dot com?
There's somebody in a tesla that just creeps around the
block over and over.
Speaker 3: Who is this nut job? It's just it's just took
me down the rabbit all down there for like two
hours looking at that thing.
Speaker 1: And then the funny thing is exciting. In my neighborhood.
There's there's like a street it's not right in my neighborhood,
but it's like like a big like a busier part
of town that's leading to the highway, and there's some
homeless encampments, so you should hear like the way that
they politicize, Like some people are like, it's just an eyesore,
and those people need to like they need to clean,
the city needs to clean. And then there'll be other
people that are like, you know, that's not the way
we solve the homeless problem. And then you just get
into this thing where it's like then there's like.
Speaker 3: Now there's another platform for nutbags to post their opinions. Yeah,
and then you're watching them argue back and forth, or
somebody has a dining room table that they're selling. Right,
then there's that right that gets in my way.
Speaker 1: So then I keeps scrolling. Oh and what about the
lost dog, lost dogs?
Speaker 3: I was just gonna say the lost dog, lost cat.
Then they get and then.
Speaker 1: Okay, suspicious have to be back back to that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was so good.
Speaker 1: There's so much drama in I couldn't believe it. Yeah.
One time there was like a real crazy one on mine.
This is a while ago. Somebody asked about getting into
a school. It was a public school. They asked about
the lottery. So for anybody that lives in la or
maybe anywhere, but this charter school, charters charts you have
to be in the lottery. You have to apply. Uh.
And somebody was asking about this one's school and she said,
I know it's so popular, it's really impossible to get
in on the lottery, but does anyone have any experience
with that school? And somebody else wrote back and was like, oh,
you elitist people with your fancy charter schools or whatever,
and she somebody else wrote back, you know, it's a
public school that she's talking about, but even if it wasn't,
like who who goes like who? And then she got
mad at the person correcting her, and she was like, well,
I don't care. I think you know you and your
gated community or whatever, and she's like, what fucking neighborhood
are you living it?
Speaker 4: Like?
Speaker 1: This is nextdoor dot com? This is not none of
us live in again community, right, this isn't gay to
where the gates like, and then something. So it just
kept going back, and then I went and looked on
that person's Facebook. I looked you up on Facebook. Well
I just put her name into Facebook and I was like,
oh my god. It was like a total psycho, like
like a total weirdo. Looked like a homicidal maniac and
I was like, oh, geez, yeah, never mind back yeah,
a way back away. And then I private messaged the
woman that got attacked by this woman and I was like,
oh my god, woman who's attacking is crazy. Go look
at her Facebook profiles. And then she was like, I know,
she's super scary. I just see that.
Speaker 3: That's what I do with Twitter sometimes, like once in
a while, somebody will say something like snarky, like why
don't you go spend more your husband's money and sit
around and complain about them all day? Like like somebody
like that, you know, it takes what Adam says literally
or whatever, like and by the way, does Adam ever
say I sit around and spend money on like he
doesn't say that. He says I maybe like spoil the
kids with chocolate chip pancakes while we're on vacation. Anyways,
So I'll always go and look at that person and
then I see like everything, and then I feel better
than I'm like Okay, guy's nuts or I fuck with them.
And if they're like, uh, I don't know, if they're
like into uh mma, like a specific guy that they love,
I'll say like, why don't you go you know, go
butt fuck Travis Alexander asshole.
Speaker 1: Like it's all way down on their Twitter page.
Speaker 3: So like he's probably like going, what the hell, how
does she?
Speaker 1: You know what I mean?
Speaker 3: A thing like a Casco crazed maniac, like I don't know,
I love it. Yeah, yeah, So anyway, that's the bone.
Speaker 1: I love when people say stuff like like some crazy
thing on Twitter, and then you start to get mad,
and then you look at their Twitter account. They have
like four followers right now, I know, and you're like.
Speaker 3: Oh, nobody, and then you're like done, moving on.
Speaker 1: I'm not even the idea of even replying gives them
so much juice right there. They're like, oh, I know, exciting,
Oh my god, you replied to me, just like I
would be excited if like James Woods, like if I
was trolling him and he responded, I'd be like, woww
you notice me insulting you out of all the you know,
he's totally crazy. He is crazy.
Speaker 3: Before we move on to that, though, I sometimes want
to go like, okay, mister three followers, but I want
to sound like a total asshole, right right, right right,
But it's true, I know, but it is.
Speaker 1: But you know that these people that do have like okay,
But the weird thing is if you go to their
Twitter account and you're like, the only one they're trolling.
There's two weird things. Either this person with like six
followers all they do is troll because they're trying to
get somebody to pitch. Please talk to me, or you're like, wow,
they really do just have a bone to pick with me,
which is weird. Which is even weird. It's either you're like,
oh my god, this person is like talking about their
juice cleans or whatever a lot and how much they
hate Stephanie Welder. I hate that.
Speaker 3: That's the one I hate. I know, that's the one
I hate. That's why I go find something on their
page and fuck with them right back, because it's like,
why do you got a bone to pick with me?
Go back to your juice cleans.
Speaker 1: What do you remember? This was like so many years
ago that I had written an article. I know we
talked about this because it literally happened. We were doing
a podcast at the time. But I had written an
article for Huffing that got shared on Huffington Post where
I was making fun of kids books and this woman
wrote like this a comment, so it was on the
Huffington Post Facebook page She's and it was so mean
and hateful about me. Do you remember that? She was like,
I've been teaching. I've been a teacher for twenty six years,
and I would hate to have this woman's kids. They're
probably the worst kids them. They're probably negative and come
to school with a scowl. And it went on and on,
like assassinating my character, like that was a terrible mom,
Like what kind of a person would write this? And
then I did. I went to her Facebook page and
it was like you would never know that she was
just like a horrible person.
Speaker 3: Because she's all nice and she'd take a picture like
a lake.
Speaker 1: She was her grandchild like yeah, swing And I was
like wow, like these people's person Like that's the thing.
Nobody knows that this woman's a total psycho. I know,
I know that's so weird. She's like, Oh, it's just
me and my I crocheted a pancho for my grandkids.
Speaker 3: Hello, oh, we're just at the at the lake. Now
let me go to Huffington Post in this so.
Speaker 1: Yeah, fuck, you shouldn't have a career. How dare you crazy? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Wow, you know what, I might not maybe I shouldn't
say anything.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: It just reminds me of Dave Damashak when uh Donnie
fired him or cut his podcast off over here when
we first started podcasting, Yeah, and the fans went buzzer like, how.
Speaker 1: Dare you take Dave Damashak off the air?
Speaker 3: Blah blah blah, Donnie's this, Adam's this blah blah blah.
You guys are gonna fail blah blah. And then I
just started fighting with one guy and a couple guys
like you don't know the backstory, Damna shak bo. It
just went on and on and on and now like
damn Shik's back I don't know. I can't say anything anyway,
but yeah.
Speaker 1: It is funny. I mean, we both totally know better.
We do know better.
Speaker 3: We sometimes you can't just sometimes have to say stupid
level I know.
Speaker 1: Also, it's sometimes it's just a study in like mm hmm.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's like how why.
Speaker 1: We human psychology where you're like, I can't believe that
somebody is that bad and asshole, right right, It's why
we were in reality television.
Speaker 3: Scott Bao, Okay, so tell me what is going on there?
Speaker 1: So who would have known that Scott BeO would end
up being like one of the worst people on the planet.
So when by the way, and Scott Bo's wife, I
had used to love Scott Bayo, I know we talked
about that is dict.
Speaker 3: He was so like Italian kid. My dad took me
to see Happy Days. I got to meet him.
Speaker 1: I know all the Happy Days people are the nicest people.
And the weird thing is Henry Winkler, the Funds is
one of the nicest people on the planet. Everybody loves him.
Speaker 3: He's been so nice.
Speaker 1: And it's not fake, like he is the real deal.
He was just on Howard's durn he was here everyone's name.
He's just like a mensh of a guy.
Speaker 3: He's just like a like.
Speaker 1: A Jewish gram He's just like, how are you? He
remembers how like your husband, your kids, Like I don't
know how he does it is true men, And he's
super busy. And I think I told you I used
to work on Hollywood Squares. Henry Winkler was the executive producer.
Really he bought us all. He bought me. He bought
all the girls a Kashmir baseball little sweater FF nineteen
fifties style with our initial on it. So I had
this little cropped Kashmir sweater with an S on it,
like fifth nineteen fifty style. Like it's so cute. I
know he didn't have to do that, just so nice, cute.
All the happy days people are really nice. And Scott
Beao turned into this weird alt right conspiracy theory. What trumper?
What's this? What's going on? So he's one of those
people that listens to like Alex Jones from Info Wars,
and so he's a like a truther type who thinks
that Sandy Hook was a made up with actors. Are
you fucking kidding me? You know there's people there's that
this was like a conspiracy theory that like I've heard
people made up the Sandy Hook thing. Why for what reason?
Why are they saying it can't because it's like a
very like anti republican to like for liberals trying to Oh,
but it's because they think that it was made up
to try to take away people's Second Amendment rights, like
we're gonna like it was a to get the faulted
flat they call it, yes, so that we could get
gun control. So these so really crazy far out extremists.
And I'm not talking about Republicans. I'm talking about all right, yeah, crazies.
Go oh, that was some people because Alex Jones started
this off and he's planted this seed that it was
a made up thing. They should it didn't really happen.
It was actors. Okay. There's a book called Newton.
Speaker 3: I think it's called because it's Newtontown, Newtown, Newtown. Yeah,
and it was written by one of the moms and
I listened to it. It's on audible, and it's never
It was very hard to get through, but it was
very interesting and very sad, and they they need to listen.
Speaker 1: I mean, what so some of these people came out
like some of these people were trolling some of the
parents that lost the child. No, no tragedy has ever
affected me more. It happened around Christmas time, and I
remember every single time I go drive do Candy kne Lane.
I remember because the year it happened, I was crying
in the car. We were listening to Christmas music. I
couldn't stop crying, I know, and I like the whole time,
I couldn't enjoy it, and I was like depressed for weeks,
just like I couldn't get over there. My kids were
the same age. Yeah, I had the kinder first Yeah,
they were in third grade, kinder and first graders. Kinder
and first graders. Well, your kids might have been were
maybe in third grade. I feel like they were.
Speaker 3: My kids were one grade over them older.
Speaker 1: So they were probably second they were.
Speaker 3: I think they were second and my kids were third graders.
Speaker 1: The kids were kinder and first graders. I promise you really, yes,
So your kids were probably second gradersky because it was
a few years ago. Oh my god, they're only in
six now, so it was about four years ago. So
but even at that time, some people were like that
was already starting. Okay. So Scott Beao is like a
super crazy al right now, right and who says crazy?
Who just says crazy shit?
Speaker 3: Right right?
Speaker 1: So it was fun to read his stuff, like is
it like, it's not fun, it's it's crazy, it's crasane,
and it's it's maddening. I mean, he's just a bad person.
He came out and you know Aron, Aaron Aaron morn Yeah,
Aaron Moran, she died of cancer, right, and he was like, ah,
she was a fucking drug addict, Like basically saying like, hey,
that's what happens when you're a drug addict. He's like, no,
she died of cancer. You fucking askedhole, she had stage
four cancer. He's just a bad person who all the
cast of Happy Days at distance themselves from right. But
here's what happens. So he retweeted, this is so hateful. Okay,
So there was a there was a picture he retweeted
the woman who Heidi, the woman who died in the
white supremacist rally, who was He retweeted a picture of
her mom at a press conference, like that woman's mom
with like a split screen with a picture next to
her of one of the moms of the new of
a child that died at Newtown and said like it was.
That was tweeted to say like, oh, both of these
things were faked. What yeah? What like, Look, they're actors.
That was the point of it was to say, like, look,
don't these women look alike? They were both actors both
because they're saying now that the woman who died that
was a false flag too, didn't happen? Actors trying to
take away your trying to take away your rights. Okay,
So he retweeted this tweet this hateful, awful like, first
of all, to parents that lost their children in a
mass murder. How who does that? Right? So one of
the moms, so this is what happened. So one of
the moms, uh, tweeted, So the so Scott Bo's wife
has a brain she does not have brain cancer, but
she has a brain tumor obviously, yeah, to be with.
Speaker 4: Him, right.
Speaker 1: So, and they of course call themselves religious like they're Christians,
like the kind of people that warp Christianity and ruin
it for everybody else. That, yeah, that's they're they're giving
real christian it's a bad name, That's what I'm saying exactly.
So this what the mom. And by the way, I
believe that this woman's Renee. Her Twitter handle is missus
Scott Bao, but it's she's yeah, and her whole thing
is like how she's so excited because she was in
love with Scott Bayo like from Happy Days and she
got to marry her dream like whatever, her dream came true.
So she's missus Scott BO. And she tweeted something about
how she'd had a treatment like a blood transfusion or something,
and one of the moms who is really mad about
Scott BeO tweeting out like that, the that the Newtown
tragedy didn't happen and these people were all fakers, wrote
on her Facebook wall. Responded to her tweet about, oh
I haven't been feeling good since my and this mom
wrote on her thing, I hope for your sake that
nobody ever thinks that you're acting. And uh, she goes,
I would never ever say like, oh, you're acting, She goes,
I raise you up like in prayer and wish you
a speedy recovery. Right, so so, uh she writes back.
Renee writes back to the mom. Maybe here look here's
her tweet. I'm sorry for your loss.
Speaker 3: However, maybe your children are in a better place. Your
ugliness knows no bounce. Oh my god, she.
Speaker 1: Told this woman who lost her child, your kids are
better off dead. Oh my god, can you imagine what
kind of a cunt my god tells a grieving mind.
I don't understand who thinks that? Who are you really
bad out there?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 1: Are you like, do you think there's who thinks that?
And I guess what Scott BeO said. Scott BeO was like,
how dare you like oh, because then people were like,
how can you how can you tweet that? And he goes,
I didn't tweet it. I retweeted it. Okay. He was like,
look at these horrible libs attacking me. I didn't tweet it.
I retweeted it. And people were like, you fucking idiot. Yeah,
that's called that you were sharing, that you agree with this,
that you were you were sharing, spreading this misinformation, this
hateful craziness. And your wife is in cahoots with you
on it. This is what you both think. And then
she was like do you see She goes, I'm a
mama bear. Somebody bites me, I bite back ten times
harder or something, and uh like she turned it into this.
Then she locked down her account because people went nuts,
they lost their minds on missus. Scott Bayo. Yeah, I
mean it became it was a news story. It's all
over the news. Well, I said, So she started arguing
with people, how dear this happens to me, The libs,
these stupid lib tards like come after me whenever I
It's like, yeah, because you just told you just told
a mom who lost her child. And then she also
claims that she lost a child, right, but she she
had a miscarriage at eleven weeks. Oh, and she says,
I've lost a child. What is the matter? I don't.
So she's comparing. She's comparing having a miscarriage in the
first trimester with somebody having their child shots to death
in kindergarten.
Speaker 3: That's that's the definition of insanity, right, She's crazy. Right,
So they she shut her a count down.
Speaker 1: So you locked her account because people are being so
mean to me. I didn't even do anything.
Speaker 3: That's what she said, missus Scott bail Ugh gives me
a stomach ache.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Then at one point she was like, I mean,
sorry I said it, but gosh, like you know, I mean,
I'm in pain too, shit like you not me first
and then by the way, the Newtown mom was like,
totally forgave her.
Speaker 3: I know, well, of course she took the high road.
Speaker 1: So totally took the high road. I was like, wow,
I'm not taking the high road.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know, no, because she knows everybody else won't
take the high road. Like, go, my god, what.
Speaker 1: Did you see Doug Benson?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 3: I just saw like I was on Twitter and I
followed Doug Benson and I saw Doug Benson talking to
like Scott Bayo and missus Scott Bayo, and I'm like,
what the fuck is Doug Benson talking to Scott bail
So I'm like trying to figure it out. And I
was hitting like all these threads, and I did see
something about her sickness. I did see something about them
saying that a child they had like some organization that
they set up.
Speaker 1: Oh something like, oh my god, I'm not any and
people like get mad at me for.
Speaker 3: Any newtown or anything like that. But but I wanted
to know what Doug Benson was saying that. That's because
I know it must have been something funny. I wait
on his page. I went to his page, though, and
I looked, and I didn't see anything that he wrote
to them. I just saw like his name and a
bunch of threads. And now I was reading all these
crazy threads about her sickness and setting out. But I
was trying to find what Doug Benson said.
Speaker 1: But here's something that whatever people might think I'm mean
for saying this, but I know you'll know what I mean.
So their whole thing is they have this foundation, they
call it like the Angel Foundation, and they talk about
losing a child. So you would think, right that they
lost a child to something terrible and they set up
a foundation in their child's honor. No, what happened is
she had a miscarriage. That's separate at eleven weeks. Separate.
I think a lot of people have experienced a miscarriage.
It's terrible and painful, yes, but I don't know that
you would identify yourself as having lost a child for
years down the road. Okay. The foundation they set up
is because they're that they have So they had twins.
They lost one of the twins at eleven weeks. Their
foundation is because their twin, their their child was lost,
had tested positive. Their doctor told her when they brought
the baby home, and he said, we think she has
this metabolic disorder. That would have been traumatic, like a
bad thing, a rare disorder. Okay, so they were freaked out.
The baby had to undergo like a bunch of tests,
false alarm. The baby was totally fine, did not have
this thing. It was a false negative. Okay, So they
set up a foundation to help parents whose kids actually
do something. Do you think the baby really No, the
baby didn't have anything, they said, I.
Speaker 3: Mean, do you think even in the very beginning, do
you think like the.
Speaker 1: Baby had maybe it was a false flag, that's what
was actor.
Speaker 3: That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: I don't think it's real. Yes, And I remember watching it.
She's forty five and single, single.
Speaker 3: Right, And then I remember watching it and I was
like in and out of it because I wasn't that interested.
But I do remember him meeting a girl towards the
end and that she was pregnant.
Speaker 1: I think, yeah, then they got pregnant. Then it was
called I think they had another spin off to that
that was not BOS seven and pregnant, right, but they
never did. She was pregnant with twins. They lost you
we lost one at eleven.
Speaker 3: Weeks, so it was on the SHEW then.
Speaker 1: I don't know because I never watched it. But the
point is that she did. The point isn't I mean,
it's terrible. She has a brain tumor, but it's not cancerous,
just but she has had to have surgery. Okay, so
that's terrible. I feel bad. But and she had a
b and she had a miscarriage at eleven weeks that
she's that's I'm glad she shared that because a lot
of women have experienced that pain, and she thought she
thought her something was wrong with her child. Everybody's a
lot of people know that pain too. That's really scary.
But nothing was wrong with her till they're fine, they
set up, but they kind of like identify with this,
like we we started this foundation for kids that have
this metabolic condition that our kid does not have. It's
that's all good, but not anymore because now they're like,
Newtown was you made that up? It's a face mother
and you Yeah, they told a woman who lost her
child in a tragedy like maybe they're better off dead.
Speaker 3: That is just and just horrible, retweeting the picture of
the mom who lost her daughter at the at the
rally and then.
Speaker 1: And going like huh coincidence, Yeah, that's on this poor mom.
It's poor mom, like getting drawnked. How about the I
didn't tweet it. I retweeted it assholes libtards. Wow, Wow,
you guys must.
Speaker 3: Have a field day at home.
Speaker 1: You enjoy God. John's been blocked by Scott Bayo. Are
you kidding? Really? Yeah? They apparently blocked tons of people,
both of them. Do I haven't been blocked? I tweeted
a bunch of stuff with them, but they didn't block me.
What did Doug Benson say? We'll find it. We'll go
find it, all right? How do you like that? How
do you like me?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 3: You like me?
Speaker 1: Now? All right? You guys have been a great thank you.
Go to our Facebook. Our new Facebook. Oh yeah, our
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join and you can talk to other peeps.
Speaker 3: Yes, because we just we just Sephanie not we. Stephanie
set it up just the other day and now we
have like I don't know, seven hundred people in there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and it's growing, growing exponentially. All right, So thank
you guys. We appreciate you when we love you.
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now don't knock it up.
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