Speaker 1: The JV Show on Wild ninety four.
Speaker 2: Nine, Weldy for nine, the base number one hit music station,
Speaker 2: The JV Show, Happy Monday, Whoo Whoo Monday so much
Speaker 2: less exciting, and I remember it's a Monday. I'm Selina,
Speaker 2: by the way, and I'm Jess. Do you guys want
Speaker 2: to hear about an awful time I had over the weekend?
Speaker 3: Of course, Gramm you can.
Speaker 2: Probably relate to this because your life is revolving around
Speaker 2: kids sports right now.
Speaker 3: Also miserable.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yes, same with me. Well, we go to so
Speaker 2: my oldest daughter, who I'm not allowed to talk about
Speaker 2: on the air except except for when she's not listening
Speaker 2: now because she's still sleeping. So she plays softball, right
Speaker 2: So when I go to her games, if my husband's
Speaker 2: not there, if he's unable to go, it's just me
Speaker 2: and then I have my two toddlers, which is a
Speaker 2: nightmare trying to control them. It's cold, it's windy, they're hungry,
Speaker 2: everything's always going wrong. It's just it's just awful.
Speaker 4: We've seen it live in person, me and granadmh.
Speaker 2: That's right, you guys have so you know what I'm
Speaker 2: talking about. So we're at her game mind you it
Speaker 2: is it's my daughter's turn to bring snacks. I guess
Speaker 2: who didn't remember mom because I'm busy.
Speaker 3: Okay, no, that's the most important job of the important job.
Speaker 2: But thankfully you know snack bar. You can buy team
Speaker 2: snacks there, so I'm like, cool, go to the snack
Speaker 2: bar or to them nachos and like whatever else. The
Speaker 2: problem is I have to wait there to get the
Speaker 2: snacks to the girls. And normally, if it gets cold enough,
Speaker 2: I'm like, okay, kids, let's go to the car. We'll
Speaker 2: park somewhere we can watch them the car. That wasn't
Speaker 2: an option, so I had to sit outside.
Speaker 3: Let me just ask one quick question. Yeah, you're in
Speaker 3: this vision because you forgot the snacks. You know, a
Speaker 3: little snack bag or whatever. You're just gonna hand them
Speaker 3: like handfuls of piping out nachos as they walk off
Speaker 3: the field. Like here, you get a handful of cheesy nachas.
Speaker 3: You get a handful of cheesy and like just put
Speaker 3: it straight into their hand.
Speaker 2: No, what were they come out in like little things
Speaker 2: and there's enough for the team. They get like a
Speaker 2: whole meal.
Speaker 3: That's EXPI wow, I can two slices of an like
Speaker 3: two orange slices, Capri sun and a pack of fruit snacks.
Speaker 2: No, my intention, My original plan was to make a
Speaker 2: cute little goodie bags with like all the cute little
Speaker 2: like stickers to the pencil, little key chains, and then
Speaker 2: you know what I mean. I wanted to I wanted
Speaker 2: to make it cute. That didn't happens.
Speaker 3: I forgot it.
Speaker 2: Anyways, So it's it's nearing the end of the game.
Speaker 2: I have to go. Let the snack bar know. Hey,
Speaker 2: we're in the last inning. You know, in the next
Speaker 2: minutes or so, you can start bringing them out. Things
Speaker 2: are already pre ordered, they already, they already know. I'm
Speaker 2: in line. It's my it's my turn to tell no. Actually,
Speaker 2: it's a great way to support and it's probably bar According.
Speaker 5: To young kid like dolls behind.
Speaker 3: Them, here comes another mom.
Speaker 2: Everything volunteer hours.
Speaker 3: Anyway, thirty eight. Right now, I'm just about to get home.
Speaker 3: We'll go home in ten minutes.
Speaker 2: I'm in line, can't lose my spot, almost to the front,
Speaker 2: and then my kids decide to run away. It's like
Speaker 2: it's like four baseball fields and in the middle of
Speaker 2: a snack bar, they decide to run circles around the
Speaker 2: snack bar, and I have to chase them. I could look,
Speaker 2: I could barely even walk because I'm so sore from
Speaker 2: working out. Now I'm having to speed run to catch
Speaker 2: up with these little people. I finally, I finally am like,
Speaker 2: like the lady of the snack bar gets the hint, like, hey,
Speaker 2: bring the notches out. In ten minutes, I'm chasing my
Speaker 2: kids around. I finally snatched one of them up by
Speaker 2: the arm and I'm like, we're going to the car.
Speaker 2: As I am dragging her to the car, someone comes up.
Speaker 2: It's like, hey, aren't you Selenas the JV show. Worst
Speaker 2: possible thing anyone could do to me at that point,
Speaker 2: and I'm like, yeah, so what to do? So bad
Speaker 2: because I would have loved to have stopped and talked
Speaker 2: to that person, but I was just like, yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: gotta go.
Speaker 3: Hey, when I go, lock my kid in the car
Speaker 3: and lock the doors and keep the windows up so
Speaker 3: I can go wrestle some mind exactly. I just let
Speaker 3: them run away. I just let my kids run away.
Speaker 3: They ran away from me in Costco the other day,
Speaker 3: and I was like, this is gonna be a valuable
Speaker 3: lesson when they can't find me.
Speaker 2: Your kids are older. I have a two year old.
Speaker 3: They need a valuable lesson.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to let run away, possibly into the
Speaker 2: parking lot or into the street.
Speaker 3: Let them run it's a learn a valuable lesson about traffic.
Speaker 2: Anyways, that was my worst experience of the weekend.
Speaker 1: Thanks for listening the JV Show on Wild ninety four nine.
Speaker 2: It's Fall thirty for nine in the base number one
Speaker 2: hit music station, The JV Show. I'm Selena, I'm Jess,
Speaker 2: Happy Monday. Jess was just telling me about the itill
Speaker 2: ideal excuse me, time to drink coffees. You know, we
Speaker 2: are just addicted to that stuff here on the JV Show.
Speaker 2: Before we get to that, because it has reminded me
Speaker 2: that I silly, me, so stupid. I considered giving up
Speaker 2: coffee for lent, but I can't.
Speaker 3: I can't do that zero percent.
Speaker 2: Chances that have zero percent chance.
Speaker 3: Even though the coffee in our building is ineffective, it's weak,
Speaker 3: it doesn't do anything right.
Speaker 2: But straight from here, I go get a real coffee.
Speaker 3: Even still, I still have to have the coffee here.
Speaker 3: It's just you because it's part of the morning ritual.
Speaker 3: I need it, and maybe it's a mental thing you
Speaker 3: think it's doing sou Are you going to be giving
Speaker 3: up something for lent? Are you someone that gives something
Speaker 3: up for lent each year?
Speaker 5: Not?
Speaker 2: You know, I haven't done it in a long time.
Speaker 2: Growing up, you know you had to. And then once
Speaker 2: I moved out of my mom's house, it's like f that,
Speaker 2: I'm do what I want. But this year my daughter
Speaker 2: was like really pressing me because she gives up something
Speaker 2: every year, okay, and she was like pressing me about it,
Speaker 2: and I couldn't decide. So as of now, I still
Speaker 2: have not given up anything. I thought about the coffee
Speaker 2: I thought of. I thought of giving up celsius. Can't
Speaker 2: do that, and so I told her maybe. She was like,
Speaker 2: why don't you just like give up cussing? Can't do that?
Speaker 2: And I was like, maybe I'll maybe I'll give up
Speaker 2: yelling at home and she was like, mom has to
Speaker 2: be something you like and I was like, yeah, well
Speaker 2: I love to yell at you guys, but it didn't
Speaker 2: last satisfying yelling.
Speaker 4: So how long do you think you could go without
Speaker 4: like coffee.
Speaker 2: A day to day?
Speaker 1: I could do it.
Speaker 3: I'd be sad about it. I could do it.
Speaker 2: Literally, I would not be able to fund I could
Speaker 2: do it, and I should do it, because you guys,
Speaker 2: my teeth are just getting like more and more like stained.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, I wasn't gonna say anything. I think
Speaker 3: I could do it just because I don't feel like
Speaker 3: the coffee. I don't feel like a cup of coffee
Speaker 3: does anything for me. I feel like it's just something
Speaker 3: to look forward to in the morning and it's part
Speaker 3: of your ritual or whatever. But if I had to
Speaker 3: give it up, I bet you I would be no
Speaker 3: less tired or whatever. I don't think it does anything.
Speaker 2: For me really, see, it holds me over until after
Speaker 2: the show, or I could go get some real energy.
Speaker 4: So, now, you don't drink coffee from the alley way
Speaker 4: behind from Starbucks.
Speaker 3: Oh got it, I guess the alley way behind the
Speaker 3: Starbucks or you got a guy.
Speaker 5: Yeah, So, unless you pick up a coffee on your
Speaker 5: way to work, then you're kind of waiting a little
Speaker 5: while before you drink it. If you're waiting until you
Speaker 5: drink it here at work, right, I'm telling you so,
Speaker 5: So apparently you have to wait at least an hour
Speaker 5: to an hour and a half but after you wake
Speaker 5: up to drink your coffee for like better results with
Speaker 5: your energy, so that it doesn't mess with your natural energy.
Speaker 3: Okay, so that's me. Well, maybe I wait too long
Speaker 3: because I have an hour drive in the morning from
Speaker 3: Napa to the city, and I don't get my first
Speaker 3: coffee until well into I've been here for quite some time.
Speaker 3: But sometimes when the show's already started.
Speaker 5: But then after the show, you don't go and pick
Speaker 5: up another coffee, right, You don't drink coffee at all
Speaker 5: after that, So then you're not really as dependent as Lena.
Speaker 3: Selena over here is addicted, very dependent.
Speaker 2: Es. Did you give anything up for Lynn?
Speaker 4: I didn't.
Speaker 3: I thought about it too blasphemy. I have to report
Speaker 3: you to the Pope. I guess you have somebody below
Speaker 3: him because he's been pretty right. Yeah, I'm not going
Speaker 3: to text him directly, but I have to alert somebody,
Speaker 3: some sort of archbishop or something.
Speaker 4: Well, you can't upset them, especially the Pope if he's sick.
Speaker 3: Right, That's why I'm going to the archbishops, the other people.
Speaker 2: We would deserve that we would We'll do an ext year.
Speaker 3: What's the punishment.
Speaker 2: I think you just don't get into daddy what it is.
Speaker 3: It's gonna be hot, you guys. I'd packed some clothes
Speaker 3: that are good for hot weather because it's going to
Speaker 3: be brutal.
Speaker 1: The JV Show on Wild ninety four nine.
Speaker 2: It's Small thirty four nine of the Bays number one
Speaker 2: hit music station. Hope had a great weekend. Thanks for
Speaker 2: joining the JV Show. Back here again on this Monday morning.
Speaker 2: I'm Selena up Graham. Jess, I think ran to the bathroom.
Speaker 3: You know that. Uh, it's your usual time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's listener. Hers can't it can't hold much, not
Speaker 2: for too long, so she disappears every now and again.
Speaker 2: I saw this, uh not not an interview with Michelle Obama.
Speaker 2: She was on a podcast.
Speaker 3: Yeah podcast, she's launching her own podcast. Yeah, she's got
Speaker 3: her own podcast. I think it's her and her brother,
Speaker 3: I can't remember who. It's her and someone else. They've
Speaker 3: got their own podcast. But then she's also been making
Speaker 3: the podcast rounds, being on other people's podcast It's a
Speaker 3: lot of podcasts, a lot of podcasting. Jess bathroom.
Speaker 2: Oh, it was a mess in there. I don't go
Speaker 2: in there right now.
Speaker 3: You got so.
Speaker 2: Michelle Obama was on Kylie Kelsey's post a lie and
Speaker 2: Jelle I'm gon a lie. This is the last week
Speaker 2: and Michelle Obama was talking about a nightly dispute that
Speaker 2: she and Barack have, okay, and it is about their
Speaker 2: bedtimes because he is a night owl and lacks to
Speaker 2: stay up late, and she likes to go to bed early,
Speaker 2: like seven thirty, seventh third, probably eight o'clock. She said
Speaker 2: that ninety She said, that's the early bedtimes for her
Speaker 2: started when, like her, you know, they had really young
Speaker 2: kids and so it was like that routine. It was,
Speaker 2: you you know, bad time at seven, bedtime seven thirty.
Speaker 2: And ever since then she's like appreciated those early nights. Yeah,
Speaker 2: if they have a party, they have guess over, she says,
Speaker 2: she stays up and all that, but other than that,
Speaker 2: she likes to be in bed early. Graham, how is
Speaker 2: that dynamic in your relationship?
Speaker 3: Uh? Well, unfortunately for my wife, she's adopted my bedtime,
Speaker 3: which is an earlier bedtime during the week because of
Speaker 3: this job and the hours, So that eight thirty rolls
Speaker 3: around and I'm brushing teeth and it is like as
Speaker 3: soon as I get my kids in bed, I go
Speaker 3: to bed the second I tuck him in, I walk
Speaker 3: straight into my bed and go to sleep.
Speaker 2: And she goes to bed too.
Speaker 3: And then Kate will often read. She'll stay up not
Speaker 3: that much later, but she'll get in bed and then
Speaker 3: read for a while or whatever, or maybe watch TV
Speaker 3: or something. And but you know what I mean, I
Speaker 3: think she does miss having somebody like hang out with,
Speaker 3: you know, once the kids are to bed and watch
Speaker 3: a show or whatever. Like we don't do that like
Speaker 3: that during the week. Now. The thing that bugs me
Speaker 3: a little bit not bugs me. But then a Friday
Speaker 3: rolls around, and I will fight to stay up because
Speaker 3: you only get to do that, you get Friday night,
Speaker 3: you get Saturday night. So I will fight. I will
Speaker 3: do anything it takes to stay awake and like be
Speaker 3: up and hang out. Kate's the opposite. She'll be like,
Speaker 3: all right, I'm tired, I'm ready to go to bed.
Speaker 3: Like no, it's nine o'clock or nine thirty on a Friday,
Speaker 3: Like I want to stay up. She's like, I have
Speaker 3: no idea where She always says like, I don't get
Speaker 3: how you have this like burst of energy. I'm like,
Speaker 3: because it's like photo, I feel like I'm gonna be
Speaker 3: missing out. Yeah, I don't know. As you get older. Look,
Speaker 3: bedtime is the greatest time of the day, like going
Speaker 3: to bed, No, there's nothing better than that. You're just
Speaker 3: like I can't wait to get into my own bed
Speaker 3: and go to sleep. But on a Friday or Saturday night,
Speaker 3: I feel like my weekend's wasted if I don't stay
Speaker 3: awake and do something.
Speaker 2: I am the exact same way Graham, And during the
Speaker 2: week I do feel bad for my husband because it's
Speaker 2: like I could, I could go to bed at seven easy,
Speaker 2: I should. I don't get to because you know, my
Speaker 2: kids are still awake, right, But then oftentimes I do
Speaker 2: fight to stay awake. I think on average, I'm probably
Speaker 2: up to like maybe almost ten, because if we do
Speaker 2: try to, I do try to stay up and spend
Speaker 2: some time with him, yep, because I know it drives
Speaker 2: him crazy me going to bed and like as soon
Speaker 2: as I lay down, knocked out, you know, And that
Speaker 2: could be at as early as eight, And I know
Speaker 2: it drives him crazy because he could be up all night,
Speaker 2: and most nights he is. There's literally been times where
Speaker 2: I wake up for work my alarm is going off,
Speaker 2: it's three forty five and he's still up, gone to sleep,
Speaker 2: and here's still up. We're not content or whatever. Like
Speaker 2: if I was in his position, it would drive me
Speaker 2: insane if my partner was just like always sleepy total
Speaker 2: of six schedule.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I used to have the bartender schedule where I
Speaker 3: was up till three or four in the morning, like
Speaker 3: that was just normal to me. But then now you know,
Speaker 3: situation reverted.
Speaker 2: And I always heard people say, like, if you and
Speaker 2: your partner don't have the same schedule, it's not going
Speaker 2: to work out. I don't think that's true.
Speaker 3: I don't think that's true, not at all. But it
Speaker 3: impedes on quality time sometimes, Yeah, no, it does. Yeah.
Speaker 1: The JV Show on Wild ninety four to nine.
Speaker 2: Wilddy for nine The JV Show, I'm Selina and I'm
Speaker 2: just Today's hottest trending. I had some stories that I
Speaker 2: wanted to talk about, but Graham, because we just talked
Speaker 2: about Michelle Obama a few moments ago, you told me
Speaker 2: the craziest rumor.
Speaker 3: Have you guys not been hearing this about the Obama.
Speaker 3: So there's been a lot of rumors and stuff and
Speaker 3: articles I've read about marriage troubles in the Obama.
Speaker 2: I've seen things about that, but then you threw in
Speaker 2: a name that I had never heard in connection to
Speaker 2: any of this.
Speaker 3: One of the prevailing theories, I guess, And I want
Speaker 3: to ask you guys, if you do think there's actual
Speaker 3: trouble in the Obama marriage, because there's been a lot
Speaker 3: of times when there's this much smoke, might be a
Speaker 3: little fire. But one of these stories that's come out
Speaker 3: is that Obama and Jennifer Aniston. Barock and Jennifer Aniston
Speaker 3: have been linked like they've been dating. And I was
Speaker 3: like jaw drop when I read that, crazy, like that
Speaker 3: is there any truth to that? And I feel like
Speaker 3: she's been asked about it and she said, well, we
Speaker 3: met at a party one time, like that's the only
Speaker 3: time we've ever really crossed paths. But where would that, like,
Speaker 3: where does this rumor come from? That's an oddly, very
Speaker 3: specific one, and a lot of times when we see
Speaker 3: one of these oddly specific rumors, there's something to it.
Speaker 3: But is is Barock and Jennifer Aniston have been next
Speaker 3: celebrity couple?
Speaker 2: My head around them being a couple.
Speaker 3: I can't wrap my head around you know, he and
Speaker 3: Michelle having marriage troubles because they seem like they're such
Speaker 3: a great marriage, and maybe they do. Do you guys
Speaker 3: think first there's any truth to any of this. I
Speaker 3: don't think relationship turmoil.
Speaker 2: Look, it's like you never know any couple that seems perfect.
Speaker 2: They're not, only because nobody is and no couple is perfect,
Speaker 2: That's why. But you always have those couples that you
Speaker 2: would never think anything whatever happened to them, The Curries,
Speaker 2: for example, the Obamas, you know, they just you seen
Speaker 2: that you think from the outside that they have this
Speaker 2: perfect relationship. I don't want to believe that Michelle and
Speaker 2: Barack have any troubles. You know, we talked about the
Speaker 2: Kylie Kelsey podcast. Michelle was on last week. Yeah, and
Speaker 2: she said, there's no trouble with them. Yeah, you know that.
Speaker 2: I mean, the biggest their biggest disagreement is that she
Speaker 2: likes to go to bed early and he doesn't.
Speaker 3: Okay, Now I'm looking online and they're saying these Jennifer
Speaker 3: Aniston and Barock rumors started like last August. These have
Speaker 3: been going for a while.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 3: I don't know how I never had, you know, And
Speaker 3: it says last August in Touch magazine, And I don't
Speaker 3: know how much you believe the stuff. They published published
Speaker 3: an attention grabbing cover with the headline the truth about
Speaker 3: Jen and Barack, so like this has already been everybody
Speaker 3: knows about this except us. Apparently, the cover claimed that
Speaker 3: Michelle Obama was quote betrayed and that Barack Obama and
Speaker 3: Aniston were obsessed with each other.
Speaker 2: I don't see it.
Speaker 3: Story not published online. It was revealed that the rumor
Speaker 3: came from the popular popular celebrity gossip podcast Who Weekly?
Speaker 3: Have you ever heard of the podcast? Weekly?
Speaker 2: No? Me?
Speaker 3: Neither No?
Speaker 5: And I I don't see them like, I don't see
Speaker 5: their energies really matching.
Speaker 4: He seems like a calm guy.
Speaker 5: She I feel like would need somebody like I would
Speaker 5: see her with Adam Sandler because they're such good friends.
Speaker 2: Their energy like give really brother sister vibes like nothing romantic.
Speaker 2: I don't think there's anything going on. I read Michelle's book,
Speaker 2: One of Them, and I mean she's given up, She's
Speaker 2: given up so much for this man and everything that
Speaker 2: they've been through together in raising their kids. I just
Speaker 2: I don't see. I don't see it happen. And however,
Speaker 2: I will say not their kids. I have gone off
Speaker 2: to college, they moved out. They are empty nesters. If
Speaker 2: there ever was a time to realize, hey, maybe we
Speaker 2: are growing apart, this would be the time to do it.
Speaker 3: Okay, And apparently Jennifer Andison has been asked about this.
Speaker 3: Jimmy Kimmel asked her about it and she says, absolutely untrue.
Speaker 3: I know Michelle more than him, she said on that show.
Speaker 3: And this was from a while back. How are we
Speaker 3: oblivious to these rumors? I feel like this is like
Speaker 3: a really big thing.
Speaker 2: And Jennifer single, she was, Yeah, as far as I know, Well, no,
Speaker 2: not anymore. She's dating Brockabama.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I mean.
Speaker 3: Totally dating.
Speaker 1: The JV show on Wild ninety four nine.
Speaker 2: Weld for nine, the base number one hit music station,
Speaker 2: The JV Show, Happy Monday. I'm Selena.
Speaker 3: You dial it back.
Speaker 2: It's only Monday.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry Monday, and this Monday is Monday.
Speaker 2: I just hot coffee chess, right, that's my Yeah, sorry
Speaker 2: about that?
Speaker 3: Oh nice. I'm Graham and I'm Jess Graham.
Speaker 4: What do you have?
Speaker 3: I wanted to talk about something one Mayner is doing.
Speaker 3: Do you guys know what a Maynor is?
Speaker 2: Is that someone from Maine?
Speaker 3: It is Okay, but why is that the thing Mayner
Speaker 3: they're actually called that. I saw that in an article
Speaker 3: and said, one manor is a source of ideas for better, safer.
Speaker 2: Hair Extensorry, that is so stupid.
Speaker 3: Shouldn't it be a Mainnonian? No?
Speaker 2: I think all that.
Speaker 3: What about a main Atonian better Maynor? Anyways, somebody in Maine,
Speaker 3: this manor is coming up with an idea for safer
Speaker 3: hair extensions. I didn't know hair extention extensions were dangerous,
Speaker 3: did you, guys?
Speaker 2: I know it damages your hair. Ye lose a lot
Speaker 2: of it.
Speaker 3: That's not the safer part of this. The what this
Speaker 3: person is saying is that cheaper hair extensions are made
Speaker 3: of really bad things synthetic. All these cheap synthetic hair
Speaker 3: brands contain all kinds of toxins and all sorts of
Speaker 3: stuff acrylic, polyester, some other things I can't pronounce, and
Speaker 3: a lot of things that are carcinogens, lead and other VOCs.
Speaker 3: A bunch of these things linked to causing cancer. Now,
Speaker 3: if you get the more high quality extensions that are
Speaker 3: made from real hair or whatever, comple hair, but they
Speaker 3: can cost thousands, those ones are your safe for alternative.
Speaker 2: But who can afford that exactly so expensive.
Speaker 3: Did you guys know that the cheap hair extensions were
Speaker 3: so bad for you and made out.
Speaker 2: Of really bad nasty I thought they just looked cheap.
Speaker 3: Well, well there's that is a problem, but also it's
Speaker 3: a problem for your health. They're not good, so saying
Speaker 3: stay clear of those. Now he has come up with
Speaker 3: a more eco friendly alternative. This maner Mantonian, And I
Speaker 3: want to know if you guys are here for this,
Speaker 3: because he is making his hair extension line out of seaweed.
Speaker 2: Huh, what does that look like? It looks like actual hair.
Speaker 3: It looks like actual hair enough.
Speaker 4: I don't want to smell like fish.
Speaker 3: That's what I'm wearing about the salty stink. But I
Speaker 3: must not have that. But he's got some sort of
Speaker 3: special process where he's turning seaweed into strands of hair
Speaker 3: and then for making hair extensions out of them.
Speaker 2: I mean, I guess if there's no me and it
Speaker 2: looks good, I'm here for it.
Speaker 3: They just have a couple of barnacles and seashells from
Speaker 3: time to time like that's a big deal, right, No,
Speaker 3: I'm not.
Speaker 5: I guess I'm here for it if it looks like
Speaker 5: real hair.
Speaker 3: Okay, would you choose that over.
Speaker 2: What about like horse hair? If people do that, it's sad.
Speaker 3: Is that sad?
Speaker 2: Horse cut? They get haircuts? I'm sure I don't like
Speaker 2: if they kill the horse to get to harvest its hair.
Speaker 3: That's how they make that's glue' the glue factory and
Speaker 3: guitar strings would like the horse hair first. I think
Speaker 3: that's what they used to make guitar strings, is it? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Okay, I don't think I would make good hair then,
Speaker 2: because the guitar strings are super thick.
Speaker 3: But I think they like you.
Speaker 2: Know, okay, then I'm back and I'm back in grate
Speaker 2: it and.
Speaker 3: Twist it together to make those guitars strings. It's not
Speaker 3: each one horse hair is not one individual string.
Speaker 2: There's really nice hair, you guys ever, Did you guys
Speaker 2: ever know anyone that uses like that horse shampoo that's
Speaker 2: all Maine intail.
Speaker 3: It's not real horse shampoo. That's just branding, isn't it.
Speaker 3: That's true?
Speaker 2: I think I don't know. I thought I thought horses
Speaker 2: actually used it.
Speaker 3: I just think it's brandy and no one thinks it's
Speaker 3: this horse shampoo.
Speaker 2: I used to use it, and it works really good.
Speaker 2: I thought that's why horses had no they just put
Speaker 2: horses on the label and selend.
Speaker 3: Right and the entail.
Speaker 2: I honestly thought it was horse shampo.
Speaker 3: Maybe it is, but I think it's just more mostly marketing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I had to get down to the bottom. I'm like,
Speaker 2: let me do some Google researching.
Speaker 3: We've talked about this before and people have wighed in,
Speaker 3: but I can't remember what the verdict was. There's something
Speaker 3: about that.
Speaker 2: I mean, let's play this song all right, and I'm
Speaker 2: gonna get to the bottom of it.
Speaker 1: The JV show on Wild ninety four nine.
Speaker 2: Well for nine and the JV Show, I'm Selena web Graham.
Speaker 2: Jess had to run to the bathroom. Oh she's back.
Speaker 2: Jess is the bathroom?
Speaker 3: I'm I can hear the flush.
Speaker 2: I know we have a don't try to say you
Speaker 2: weren't in there, because we have hidden cameras. We know
Speaker 2: that you were in the bathroom. Okay, So we were
Speaker 2: just talking about Maine and tail. Is it actually for horses? Graham?
Speaker 2: You didn't think so we've.
Speaker 3: Talked about this before the show. I'm having major deja vus.
Speaker 3: We probably did, we have done this, but.
Speaker 2: It came up again, so I did. I did go
Speaker 2: to our research department and here's what I found. Main
Speaker 2: and Tail is the only horse to human hybrid brand.
Speaker 2: It was originally originally formulated four horses, but now humans,
Speaker 2: you know, they we took over. They also they also
Speaker 2: use it, but yeah, it is four horses as well.
Speaker 3: Right, but original horse to human brand hybrid sounds like
Speaker 3: a lot of word potpourri for like we Yeah, we
Speaker 3: started as this brand, but then we changed the ingredients
Speaker 3: and made it for humans. If you tell me, it's
Speaker 3: the exact same formulation that they started with when they
Speaker 3: were scrubbing horses in nineteen forty eight with it, and
Speaker 3: then now it's the same thing as bottled today and
Speaker 3: putting on human heads.
Speaker 2: I think it is.
Speaker 3: I might raise an objection Flagg to that, I think
Speaker 3: it is. I don't buy that. Just as furious over
Speaker 3: there while.
Speaker 2: You're looking out more information, I'm pretty sure that it is,
Speaker 2: at least according to what I what I've seen. Have
Speaker 2: you guys heard of March theory March theory, Yeah.
Speaker 3: I've heard of orange theory. I've always wanted to try
Speaker 3: that theory.
Speaker 2: March theory, March madness, not March madness, March theory March theory.
Speaker 2: According to this, it says that March is a critical
Speaker 2: time for relationships, often resulting in breakup or sometimes a.
Speaker 3: New fling spring flaying.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think I think it has something to do
Speaker 2: with that. So this is when you're going to either
Speaker 2: unexpectedly fall in love or when an X comes crawling back.
Speaker 2: And the theory is it's because you can't break up
Speaker 2: during the holidays, right If you're gonna break up, you
Speaker 2: can't break up during the holidays. Couples will often wait until,
Speaker 2: you know, after Valentine's Day, but you don't want to
Speaker 2: do it right after. So once March rolls around, sounds
Speaker 2: like a great time. If a couple's gonna break up,
Speaker 2: you know, now's the perfect time to do it. There's
Speaker 2: also with spring now blooming fresh start, people are often
Speaker 2: wanting to reset, either with a breakup or starting a
Speaker 2: new one March.
Speaker 3: Since I mean, we always talking about divorce day or something,
Speaker 3: I feel like that's in January, but maybe March is when. Yeah, people,
Speaker 3: March is like.
Speaker 2: The second January right when it comes to relationships.
Speaker 3: Yeah, does make sense. I feel like a lot of
Speaker 3: it is is goes hand in hand with the weather. Yes,
Speaker 3: colder weather. Colder weather, you want to be wiped up
Speaker 3: and all snugly and watching your shows and eating your
Speaker 3: hearty soup with your person. Yeah. And then the warmer
Speaker 3: weather arrives and you're like, you want to be outside outside.
Speaker 3: Let the bazoomers out, let them read. They've been in
Speaker 3: hibernation for too long. I used to see this bartending
Speaker 3: in San Francisco. I'm telling you those cold months over
Speaker 3: the winter, you didn't see any women. They were gone.
Speaker 3: They all went into hibernation. And then as the weather
Speaker 3: would start to warm up, and again this San Francisco,
Speaker 3: it's not like it's getting hotter anything, but you hit
Speaker 3: that springtime March April and all of a sudden, be like,
Speaker 3: where did you just move here? Where did you? Where
Speaker 3: have you been? I think, wow. I think women legit
Speaker 3: go into hibernation or they get so coupled up that
Speaker 3: you just don't see them out on the street.
Speaker 5: I think because we thrive when the sun is out,
Speaker 5: and then especially with the time change, once the time changes,
Speaker 5: I feel more alive.
Speaker 3: Yes, it's you stand light later.
Speaker 4: That I can do more.
Speaker 2: There's something to that. I mean, there's definitely something nobody
Speaker 2: wants to leave their house when it's all cold and
Speaker 2: dark dope, you know what I mean, and it's freezing,
Speaker 2: then you got to like shave your legs, put on
Speaker 2: something cute to go out, Like nobody wants. Nobody wants
Speaker 2: to do that. You do it because you have to.
Speaker 3: March March March three three. It's real.
Speaker 5: By the way, main Intel did change their formula and
Speaker 5: their ingredients.
Speaker 3: There are very different standards for what you can apply
Speaker 3: to an animal and what you can apply to a human.
Speaker 4: They like stuff for color protection, like if you have
Speaker 4: your your hair dye.
Speaker 2: Okay, but it can still be used on horses if
Speaker 2: you dye their hair.
Speaker 3: Anything safe enough for a human is safe enough for
Speaker 3: a horse at this point, but not vice versa.
Speaker 1: Usually fine. The JV Show on Wild ninety four nine.
Speaker 2: It's thirty nine the JV Show. I'm Felina and I'm
Speaker 2: just tone it down. It's a Monday.
Speaker 3: Yeah, God, seriously, are all depressed today?
Speaker 2: Did you guys hear about this?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 2: I guess she's some type of model. I don't know,
Speaker 2: but she's been taking well, she's she's white, she's from
Speaker 2: she's from Germany and she's been taking this synthetic hormone
Speaker 2: to darken her skin. Have you guys heard of her?
Speaker 2: I guess she goes by Martina Big. She's thirty six
Speaker 2: years old. I don't think so. She and her husband
Speaker 2: they do these injections, and I guess now she's planning
Speaker 2: to move to Africa.
Speaker 3: Like, has it darkened her skin that much? Yes?
Speaker 2: No it has and according to her, like they have
Speaker 2: this fan base and she claims that fans want her
Speaker 2: to move there, and so she and her husband are
Speaker 2: planning a move. She also has also has huge bazumers.
Speaker 2: I think that's why she's really famous.
Speaker 3: What in the thirty two.
Speaker 2: T how do you walk with those? Every everything about her?
Speaker 3: She had everything about her, She's.
Speaker 2: Undergone lip augmentations. She's gonna get her butt done?
Speaker 3: Is this before? Because I'm I did a Google image
Speaker 3: just search. Is this a before picture of her?
Speaker 2: As just like just regular?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's lad And then you see this other picture
Speaker 3: of her?
Speaker 2: Is her? I didn't even know that was something people
Speaker 2: could do me? How is this allowed? What doctor is
Speaker 2: supplying her with this?
Speaker 3: Well, probably the one that gave her the basketball sized bazoomers.
Speaker 2: Good point, the one with no morals or ethics.
Speaker 3: Obviously, what does that implant even look like? They have
Speaker 3: to use just a Wilson don't they or a spalding
Speaker 3: like actual basketball They don't manufacture manufacture actual silicone implants
Speaker 3: that are that size.
Speaker 2: But also, how how wrong does it feel for you
Speaker 2: to just be like, oh, I identify as this race.
Speaker 3: Now, that's that part is a strange, part of strange
Speaker 3: stuck on the boomers. How is there enough skin to
Speaker 3: cover when they're like, let's tick two basketballs in there?
Speaker 2: How do they I've always wondered that, how do they
Speaker 2: stretch enough skin? Mine done? Not to that size? Obviously,
Speaker 2: I did wonder how I had enough skin to cover
Speaker 2: the well, I guess I had saggy skin, so it
Speaker 2: makes sense for me. But but someone like her, I
Speaker 2: don't know.
Speaker 3: That's a good point, But like where do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I wonder if maybe over time, I'm sure I'm
Speaker 2: sure she didn't get those like maybe she's undergone multiple
Speaker 2: breast augmentations.
Speaker 3: They put two spauldings in there, and then they put
Speaker 3: you know, the little basketball pump needle up to it,
Speaker 3: and then.
Speaker 2: Over time, over time to give your skin room to expand.
Speaker 3: That seems like the only possible explanation to how this
Speaker 3: could possibly work.
Speaker 2: You think those will.
Speaker 5: Ever like sag, and then it'll be just like, what
Speaker 5: do you mean ever sag?
Speaker 3: They're already tucking into a waistband, They're so heavy. Look
Speaker 3: at the one side profile.
Speaker 2: Picture, you kidding imagine getting them out? What that's going
Speaker 2: to look like? Tea and you're talking about she's a
Speaker 2: glamour model Martina Big Yeah, thirty two teas.
Speaker 3: I didn't know me neither the scale went that far.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. If she ever gets those aremoves she's
Speaker 2: gonna have like some major she doesn't have to undergo
Speaker 2: like a major skin removal procedure as well. You know what,
Speaker 2: I'm sorry I brought this up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the JV Show on Wild ninety four nine.
Speaker 2: Well for nine, the JV Show, I'm Selena and I'm
Speaker 2: just and oh my.
Speaker 5: Gosh, tomorrow, guess what we're gonna have you guys Jonah's
Speaker 5: brothers ticket.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, wait, how'd you know? I guess? I
Speaker 2: just guessed.
Speaker 3: No you if Selena reads emails.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I read the email.
Speaker 5: I shook it a twenty am tomorrow but Selena have
Speaker 5: a question for you. Okay, okay, So on Friday, Wicked
Speaker 5: started streaming for free on Peacock. Right now that you
Speaker 5: don't have to leave the house or even pay anything,
Speaker 5: are you gonna watch it?
Speaker 3: Wait? It's free now on Peacock. Why did I pay
Speaker 3: nineteen ninety nine two weeks ago or whatever to watch
Speaker 3: with my family and realize this movie's not for me?
Speaker 4: Because first I was available to rent or by. But
Speaker 4: now it's free.
Speaker 2: Now on Peacock.
Speaker 3: Up, But you have to have Peacock. Yeah, I don't
Speaker 3: know if I have that.
Speaker 2: Age, I don't have to cock. I canceled that.
Speaker 4: Okay, if you had it, though, would.
Speaker 2: You know I wouldn't waste my time?
Speaker 3: I actually know.
Speaker 2: It's that's what I'm saying. I just know the kind
Speaker 2: of movies that I'm into and that I'm not into,
Speaker 2: and the ones I'm gonna like and the ones I'm
Speaker 2: not gonna like, and this just is not my lane.
Speaker 3: And I know that I thought that watching it with
Speaker 3: my kids would have like done something for me, and
Speaker 3: I would have kind of looked at it through their
Speaker 3: eyes a little bit, you know what I'm mean, Like, Oh, yeah,
Speaker 3: this is great you know they're loving it. I don't
Speaker 3: think they even liked it that much. And the whole
Speaker 3: thing is one gentle sop song between the two main characters,
Speaker 3: and I that's just not it. That's not it for me, dude.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you have to get past the songs and then
Speaker 4: it's good.
Speaker 3: But the whole thing is them looking longingly into each
Speaker 3: other's eyes.
Speaker 2: I don't thinking each other like. I don't even think
Speaker 2: my kids would like it. Now. I'm not trying to
Speaker 2: say that it's a bad movie by any means. Obviously
Speaker 2: it's not. But I think it's just it's not for everyone.
Speaker 2: I have toddlers. They want to see you know, I
Speaker 2: don't know, Polar Bears farting and like just like yeah.
Speaker 3: Sonic movie.
Speaker 2: No, but they will like you know, animated stuff where
Speaker 2: it's fun not but visually this.
Speaker 3: Does have a lot of like you know, effects and
Speaker 3: it's visually very I mean, I think they won the
Speaker 3: OSCAR for set design and stuff like that, because like,
Speaker 3: they do a great job with all that stuff. I didn't,
Speaker 3: in full transparency, I didn't watch the full thing start
Speaker 3: to finish, so maybe it didn't because remember when it
Speaker 3: first came out, it was a phenomenon. Everyone's like, you
Speaker 3: guys have to see this. It's the greatest movie ever.
Speaker 3: It's going to change your life. It didn't change my life.
Speaker 3: I passed out and I fell asleep. So and then,
Speaker 3: and it's so long. My kids had to watch it
Speaker 3: in two parts. And then when they picked it up
Speaker 3: the next day, I was watching with them then and again,
Speaker 3: I had no idea what was going on. Just the
Speaker 3: songs were bugging me and I could not. I didn't
Speaker 3: get bought in.
Speaker 2: But that's going to be a no for me. It's
Speaker 2: streaming on Peacock Wicked. Yeah, no, not doing that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm out. I won't watch it.
Speaker 2: Are you guys seeing the same Selena Gomez Benny Blanco
Speaker 2: overload that I am? Anytime you go on Instagram or TikTok,
Speaker 2: I feel.
Speaker 3: Like I was at Selena Gomez Overload like years ago.
Speaker 3: But now with Betty Blanco, it's like they're really rabbit
Speaker 3: in our face that they have the greatest relationship of
Speaker 3: all time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Like I know that they just drop the album,
Speaker 2: so we're gonna be seeing and hearing from them a lot.
Speaker 2: But it's like anytime they step outside together, there's reporters
Speaker 2: reporting on they went to this restaurant and oh my god,
Speaker 2: their outfits aren't matching.
Speaker 3: Don't care, but don't you get the vibe that they
Speaker 3: think their love is so much better than the rest
Speaker 3: of our peasant love. They're the new MGK and Megan
Speaker 3: Fox in my mind, because they went on and on
Speaker 3: about they're the greatest love sild Now Selena and Benny Blanc.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, you don't know true love until you
Speaker 3: get yourself a Benny Blanco right, shut up.
Speaker 5: To be honest, though, I do feel like they're perfect
Speaker 5: for each other, like they're gonna last.
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 2: Unless this joint album curses them. Anytime a couple does
Speaker 2: a movie together, they break up, they do a reality show,
Speaker 2: they break up. I don't know what precedent we have
Speaker 2: for joint albums, but anytime someone does an album like
Speaker 2: look at j Lo made a love album about Ben
Speaker 2: Affleck or breakup, Yeah, breakup, Jacob's got other issues? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Is it wrong that I'm ruined for them, this whole
Speaker 3: thing to come crashing away. Yeah. I don't know why,
Speaker 3: but it's when when I get the when I get
Speaker 3: the sense that somebody thinks their relationship is so much
Speaker 3: better than yours. That bugs me, and I don't I
Speaker 3: should change. I should want everyone to be happy, But
Speaker 3: for whatever reason, there's a piece of me that just
Speaker 3: wants them to get knocked back down to the level
Speaker 3: of the rest of us.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I don't know why.
Speaker 3: I mean, stop it as you never thought that before
Speaker 3: when MG Kid Megan Fox were like we're twin flames
Speaker 3: and we meant to be the flames burned brighter than
Speaker 3: ever and all that garbage and like there was something satisfying.
Speaker 2: When But given everything that Selena Gomez has been through,
Speaker 2: I'm not rooting for her to go back into a
Speaker 2: depression and be lonely and single. Yeah, you're so mean.
Speaker 2: So oh my god, I'll be able.
Speaker 3: To sleep tonight. Don't worry about me.
Speaker 2: Wow, all right. Next on the JV Show, we got
Speaker 2: to talk about my husband for a second because he
Speaker 2: swears that someone at our kids daycare wants him.
Speaker 3: I believe him.
Speaker 1: The JV Show on one ninety four nine.
Speaker 2: It's Wall thirty four nine in the base number one
Speaker 2: hit music station. Hope you had a good weekend. Thanks
Speaker 2: for hanging out with the JV Show on this Monday.
Speaker 2: I'm Selina Graham and I'm Jess. All right, can we
Speaker 2: talk about my husband for a second. Sure, So while
Speaker 2: I am here doing the JV show, he is zill
Speaker 2: one that drops off the kids at daycare.
Speaker 3: I don't envy every day.
Speaker 2: Okay, it's a tough job. Honestly, I feel bad. I
Speaker 2: wish I could help him out more in the mornings,
Speaker 2: but our reality and our situation is that I just can't.
Speaker 2: So thank you to him for stepping up and doing that,
Speaker 2: because for moms, I gotta deal with the kids in
Speaker 2: the morning. Your wife goes to the same thing. It
Speaker 2: is hell here.
Speaker 3: As much as I like forward facing say like, oh
Speaker 3: I wish I could be there to help you in
Speaker 3: the morning, deep down inside I don't wish that because
Speaker 3: there kids are terrorists in the morning. There wake that up. Yeah,
Speaker 3: they're absolute terrorists. Getting him out the doors is the
Speaker 3: hardest thing.
Speaker 2: In life anyway. So he recently, my husband recently came
Speaker 2: to me and he swears up and down that someone
Speaker 2: at the kids staycare who works there and we love her,
Speaker 2: he thinks that she wants a piece of him.
Speaker 3: Why do you say that, Like, like you don't believe
Speaker 3: that I.
Speaker 2: Believe because of what, because of what makes him believe this.
Speaker 2: I have a different interpretation, That's all I'm saying. So
Speaker 2: he thinks that she wants him because after he drops
Speaker 2: off the kids and before he leaves every morning she
Speaker 2: had the kids, she has kid and she says she
Speaker 2: says bye daddy, and then he then he leaves. Way,
Speaker 2: but way does she.
Speaker 3: Do that with all the dads? I need more?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 5: I'm not there, say daddy to somebody else's man, this
Speaker 5: is what I told him.
Speaker 2: I'm like, it's obviously because she's talking to the kids
Speaker 2: like saying like, okay, bye daddy. You know what I mean.
Speaker 2: It's like that. No, And he's like, no, I get
Speaker 2: the vibe. She's just calling me daddy.
Speaker 3: Why is she doing it all seductively while hiking up
Speaker 3: her skirt slowly. That's the part that trips.
Speaker 4: And why is she doing it?
Speaker 5: Because you said it's both. When he picks up the
Speaker 5: kids and drops drops them.
Speaker 2: Off, No, no, no, I pick up the kids and
Speaker 2: he drops them off? Does he does she say bye?
Speaker 4: Mommy?
Speaker 3: She say hey mommy? When you get.
Speaker 2: There, I don't know.
Speaker 3: But when you do pick up and she goes hey mommy.
Speaker 2: Uh no, no, see he doesn't.
Speaker 3: There you go, because if he showed up to do
Speaker 3: pick up that she would say, hey, daddy, welcome back, daddy.
Speaker 2: I don't think that's it. I think it's because the
Speaker 2: same way when I have my kids and I'm like,
Speaker 2: go ask go ask dadda like for this, So go
Speaker 2: ask daddy for this. Like I'm not calling him daddy,
Speaker 2: but I'm trying to say in terms that my kids
Speaker 2: will understand.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I would still say say goodbye to your mom.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't say like bye mommy, like I wouldn't do that.
Speaker 3: I'd say say goodbye to your mom.
Speaker 5: So you think dad daddy is a thing that you know,
Speaker 5: I feel like people use in that in that context.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Also kids that's what they call their dad.
Speaker 3: I'm getting major flirty.
Speaker 2: Via Oh my god, major. Is she hot?
Speaker 3: Yeah, let's talk about that.
Speaker 2: Of course she's beautiful.
Speaker 3: There you go, there you go. And it's weird when
Speaker 3: she says by daddy, she like bats her eyelashes and
Speaker 3: her hair. Yeah, she's like all smiling and like the
Speaker 3: kids are just running off. They're not even there anymore.
Speaker 2: I don't think that's what's going on, she like, and.
Speaker 3: Then as he's driving away, you can see her like
Speaker 3: looking out the curtains of the place, like just staring
Speaker 3: at them like longingly.
Speaker 4: And you know, she looks gorgeous while she's doing.
Speaker 3: Like her hair is going in the wind, blowing in
Speaker 3: that morning your skin's glowing in that morning sun. Like
Speaker 3: I want to meet her.
Speaker 2: Yeah, me too.
Speaker 3: Hey, mommy, was that If a guy ever said that
Speaker 3: to you, would.
Speaker 2: You be creeped out? Yeah? I'd be creeped out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what if he was really good looking? He's like, hey, mommy, No,
Speaker 3: there are guys that say that. I guarantee they are
Speaker 3: listening right now that said that. Don't Okay, I'm just asking.
Speaker 3: I would never do that.
Speaker 2: Yeah either way. Yeah, I'm flattered. I'm flattered. That's my man, Ladder,
Speaker 2: You're going.
Speaker 4: To have to start dropping off your kids from now on.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and go scratch your eyes out.
Speaker 2: Yeah all right, I don't forget Tomorrow eight twenty. Got
Speaker 2: your tickets for the Jonas Brothers here on the JV show.
Speaker 1: It's Wild the JV Show on Wild.
Speaker 2: Wellbany for nine The JV Show. Oh my god, at
Speaker 2: this time tomorrow you could be winning Joe bros. I mean,
Speaker 2: not actually winning them, but like tickets to see them.
Speaker 2: Close enough, Jess where are they performing.
Speaker 5: They're gonna be at Chase Centers September twenty fifth, you guys,
Speaker 5: and tickets are gonna be going on till this Friday.
Speaker 5: By the way, Tenna, Yeah, sorry, so tomorrow morning, eight twenty,
Speaker 5: be right here for that chance to win.
Speaker 2: I'm Selina, by the way, and I'm Ess.
Speaker 3: Okay, we talk space and we've been covering the astronauts
Speaker 3: getting stuck up at the space station for everyone whatever.
Speaker 3: Last week they finally splashed out and they made it
Speaker 3: back right. Yeah, it'd been there for nine months. Basically
Speaker 3: is your guys' social medium. I mean, I know my
Speaker 3: algorithm is different than your guys, but mine's been flooded
Speaker 3: with people that fat.
Speaker 2: Baby the mine too, Oh my god, enough, yeah, baby.
Speaker 3: I still don't know what an Alabama barker is that
Speaker 3: when you eat a bunch of beans at a cookout
Speaker 3: and let an Alabama barker out, you tilt to the side.
Speaker 3: All right, never mind, My algorithm on social media is
Speaker 3: flooded with people that think that the entire thing, that
Speaker 3: entire debacle of them being trapped up there, and all
Speaker 3: the pictures in video we got from the International Space
Speaker 3: Station of them up there during their time all fake, Like, okay,
Speaker 3: what I'm here. I'm all here for you know, a
Speaker 3: good moon landing conspiracy theory, you know, because how did
Speaker 3: we land there fifty years ago? And it's so hard
Speaker 3: to get back now with all the technology we have now. Look,
Speaker 3: I'm fine, I'll have a good laugh about those conspiracy theories.
Speaker 3: But why this one? What's the motivation? And everyone points
Speaker 3: to they're doing these side by side pictures of I
Speaker 3: believe her name is Sonny is Butch Wilmore and Sonny Williams. Yeah,
Speaker 3: she was the female astaurant, and they show pictures of
Speaker 3: her up on the space station. You know, hadn't got
Speaker 3: her hair done a while. I was up there nine months,
Speaker 3: and she was looking real gray. And then their pictures
Speaker 3: are her landing and her hair's all dark and she's
Speaker 3: all tan, and they're like, how did what are you
Speaker 3: getting her hair done up there on the space station
Speaker 3: and getting a tan And I don't know if there
Speaker 3: the pictures are actually true before and afters, but and
Speaker 3: then they and then there's all the other like memes
Speaker 3: and stuff that are People are pointing out that, you know,
Speaker 3: they had Christmas hats on and stuff during their Christmas
Speaker 3: because they were there over Christmas, right, And where did
Speaker 3: they get the Christmas decorations and the Christmas hats up there?
Speaker 3: If they were stuck at the space station and we're
Speaker 3: only supposed to be going for five days, why would
Speaker 3: they have packed Santa hats? You know, because they were
Speaker 3: only supposed to be there for five days way before Christmas.
Speaker 2: It weren't they constantly having to get supplies though, Well.
Speaker 3: That's the thing. There are there are other missions that
Speaker 3: go to the space station, and there have been a
Speaker 3: zillion missions to the space station over the years, So
Speaker 3: couldn't somebody have just brought those things then and left
Speaker 3: them there? I don't know. I guess what my whole
Speaker 3: thing is, why is this or is that just where
Speaker 3: we're at in society anything happens that people immediately try
Speaker 3: to turn into conspiracy because like, what is what motivation?
Speaker 5: Well, the video the video that they put out, and
Speaker 5: a lot of people have told me this on social media,
Speaker 5: and I kind of agree. It does look kind of
Speaker 5: AI the video of the thing dropping down with the parish.
Speaker 3: This is fake doing the splashed out.
Speaker 5: I think this is fake just because there's like a lot.
Speaker 5: I mean, I don't think it's fake. That would be
Speaker 5: hard to fake, I think, right.
Speaker 3: But but what's the motivation?
Speaker 2: But the video the video did look at well.
Speaker 3: Okay, that's fine, and you can try to poke holes
Speaker 3: and all this stuff, but to what end, Like for
Speaker 3: a conspiracy or a cover up to happen, there's got
Speaker 3: to be some.
Speaker 2: Sort of motivation covering up?
Speaker 3: Right? What did what is gained by faking astronauts being
Speaker 3: stuck in space this entire time? It didn't do anything
Speaker 3: for Boeing. They lost a bunch of money because they
Speaker 3: were you know, they got bad press because there was
Speaker 3: that flew them there and couldn't get him home. And
Speaker 3: then SpaceX got to be the hero.
Speaker 2: Is that I don't Just.
Speaker 3: The one thing about the original moonlanding is conspiracy theory.
Speaker 3: There was motivation. We were in a space race with
Speaker 3: Russia as a Cold war. That's just like there was
Speaker 3: there was an overarching there was an overarching motivation and
Speaker 3: that's why people really glom onto that conspiracy theory because
Speaker 3: there was an incredible amount of motivation. Okay, but in
Speaker 3: this case, I don't get it. What am I missing?
Speaker 3: What's the motivation to fake this?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Are you said the splashdown was faked and she popped
Speaker 3: out with her nails done and a perfect han and
Speaker 3: her hair dyed?
Speaker 5: No, I just said it looks like AI the the
Speaker 5: just the the landing of that thing, whatever it was.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's I mean, this seems like a reach. Why
Speaker 2: people just want to argue everything these days, that's what
Speaker 2: it is. You want to not believe anything there are.
Speaker 5: I am probably like ninety percent sure that the thing
Speaker 5: that you saw about the woman's hair is probably like
Speaker 5: two different occasions.
Speaker 3: I think. So that's what I think, But I just don't.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to figure out why we are at where
Speaker 3: we are in society where we instantly need to try to.
Speaker 2: You want to know why? You'll never get that answer.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Oh, are you part of the conspiracy the cover up?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: I'm just saying, like, did she say that? Very conspiracy conspiratory?
Speaker 3: Never get the.
Speaker 2: Answer, Oh wow, should we be?
Speaker 3: Why?
Speaker 1: By the JV Show on Wild ninety four.
Speaker 2: Nine, Graham, do you want to say what you just
Speaker 2: said off the air on the air?
Speaker 3: Nope? Why I'm not because that's I was a joke.
Speaker 3: Not allowed to say all the jokes. Some of the
Speaker 3: jokes that we say during songs and commercials you can't
Speaker 3: say on the air, okay, And it was one of those,
Speaker 3: all right, but it was true.
Speaker 2: You didn't say off limits.
Speaker 3: So a Graham said, no, stop it off limits?
Speaker 2: All right? It's Wilddy for nine on the JV Show.
Speaker 2: I'm Selena Graham and I'm l me out a good weekend.
Speaker 2: Thanks for joining us back here. Do you guys consider
Speaker 2: yourself happy?
Speaker 4: People?
Speaker 3: Yes? Yes? Most of the time.
Speaker 2: Experts are advising people, Hey, if you want to be happy,
Speaker 2: you want to stay happy, then you have to be
Speaker 2: getting busy regularly.
Speaker 3: And I'm unhappy.
Speaker 2: Oh no, well they say.
Speaker 3: That I've been married for more than ten years.
Speaker 2: They say that not doing that, you know, having sexy
Speaker 2: time or whatever for too long can cause depression and anxiety.
Speaker 2: Are you there yet?
Speaker 4: Great?
Speaker 3: Feeling depressed and anxious? Now now that you mentioned it,
Speaker 3: I am feeling those things.
Speaker 2: How about this? They found that one in five people
Speaker 2: over eighteen are not doing it at all. I guess
Speaker 2: they're just like.
Speaker 4: To hear me out.
Speaker 2: Is this why?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 5: Is this another reason why a sleep divorce would be
Speaker 5: beneficial for people.
Speaker 3: Sleep divorce means you'd be doing it even less.
Speaker 5: Would mean that you like would sleep to you would
Speaker 5: sleep apart a few more nights that it wouldn't like
Speaker 5: you would crave doing that more.
Speaker 3: And maybe people I think at backfires, I think us
Speaker 3: guys go to bed thinking tonight I might there might
Speaker 3: be a shot. I'll just you know, snuggle over there
Speaker 3: and see if something happens. You know, we shoot our
Speaker 3: shot quite frequently. You don't sometimes you don't realize, don't
Speaker 3: even notice you'reep, and you don't know that we're actively
Speaker 3: trying and or hoping. And if you had a sleep divorce,
Speaker 3: you would never know, like even you've just eliminated the
Speaker 3: chance of anything, but you've removed yourself from the situation.
Speaker 5: Because gram, I know you've said, like you know, like
Speaker 5: that we as women have tons of excuses right to.
Speaker 3: Just a bevy of ex those are like lawyers when
Speaker 3: it comes to the stuff.
Speaker 5: But I feel like maybe when you're not there every
Speaker 5: single night, and it's kind of like, ah, like I
Speaker 5: want you more when you're not there, So then.
Speaker 2: What that's gonna work when you're when you're like a
Speaker 2: tired wife and you've been working in and with the.
Speaker 1: Kids all day.
Speaker 3: Your husband tiptoes down the hall from his other bedrooms,
Speaker 3: like knocking in the door, and you're like, shut up,
Speaker 3: I'm trying to sleep over. Get out of here. I'll
Speaker 3: get a restraining order.
Speaker 2: Gosh, how do you combat this?
Speaker 3: I've asked you ladies that before. How do you combat this?
Speaker 2: Just do better?
Speaker 3: What do you mean do better? To do better?
Speaker 1: It is?
Speaker 2: It is all up to the guys. So my husband
Speaker 2: he went out of town. Uh, he left on Thursday,
Speaker 2: And after he left we were talking. He was like, yeah,
Speaker 2: you know, we should have done this. You know the
Speaker 2: night before I left, and I was like, you know what,
Speaker 2: I told him. I thought about it, But after the
Speaker 2: day I had with the kids and with you know,
Speaker 2: the the nightmare at their practices is I was the
Speaker 2: only one that was able to go, and then coming
Speaker 2: back and having a them and then it's bad time
Speaker 2: and getting into bed and I'm doing all this stuff.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile you are on your phone. Yeah sorry, I wasn't
Speaker 2: in the mood. It's like, I wonder, why do better?
Speaker 3: But now you sent them on a weekend away out
Speaker 3: there with a loaded gun like I don't look like
Speaker 3: you got to take the bullets out of there. I'm
Speaker 3: just just I'm just saying, you know, like you're that's
Speaker 3: a dangerous gamer plan.
Speaker 2: These experts are saying that refraining from sexy time too
Speaker 2: much can cause rest, restlessness, or tension. It could potentially
Speaker 2: cause muscle tightness, up of concentrating, or hyper sensitivity to touch.
Speaker 1: I have all those things.
Speaker 2: The hyper sensitive sensitivity touch.
Speaker 3: What does that mean?
Speaker 2: You accidentally brush up on someone in an elevator and.
Speaker 3: You're like, yep, that's the only human contact.
Speaker 2: We stay away. So gross.
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Speaker 2: Wel Dindy for nine Happy Monday, The JV Show. I'm
Speaker 2: Selena Graham and I'm jessed. Oh, don't forget tomorrow morning
Speaker 2: A twenty. Got your tickets for the Jonas Brothers at
Speaker 2: Chase Center, Yeah, September twenty fifth, all right, so that's
Speaker 2: gonna be tomorrow again a twenty On the JV Show.
Speaker 2: Have you guys been following what's been happening with Justin
Speaker 2: Baldoni and Blake Lively there? I can't like, I literally, Graham,
Speaker 2: I wanted to talk about this on Friday, but it
Speaker 2: is just so much that happens every single day. Now,
Speaker 2: this person's lawyer said, this is this one fired back.
Speaker 2: I cannot keep up.
Speaker 3: They need to drop this whole thing.
Speaker 2: It's at this point it's ache.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I liked it at first, It's not worth It's not
Speaker 2: worth the hassle for me.
Speaker 3: I think the public is going to lose interest on this,
Speaker 3: like it is already losing interest. We moved on to other.
Speaker 2: Stuff until the trial starts, so that's not for like
Speaker 2: five years, right, god, But here is the latest if
Speaker 2: you miss this. At the end of last week, Blake
Speaker 2: Lively filed emotion to dismiss herself from Justin Baldoni's defamation lawsuit.
Speaker 2: She argued that he violated a California law that protects
Speaker 2: victims of sexual harassment from retaliatory legal action after speaking out. So,
Speaker 2: as you know, she sues him for a sexual harassment right,
Speaker 2: he fires off another lawsuit aimed at her, and she
Speaker 2: says that that was vengeful and he's retaliating against her.
Speaker 3: I mean, I understand, I mean, I understand why that
Speaker 3: law is the way that it is, But then wouldn't
Speaker 3: She's struggling to produce actual evidence that he did all
Speaker 3: the things that she said, So then that would bar
Speaker 3: anyone from that's accused of something from filing a lawsuit back.
Speaker 3: And that doesn't That's not the way that it works, right, because, yeah,
Speaker 3: the claims have to be proven.
Speaker 2: So she and her team they have to convince a
Speaker 2: judge that you know, that this law is applicable to
Speaker 2: her situation and that she's protected under this. So while
Speaker 2: they're doing that, Justin Baldoni's lawyer has already fired back
Speaker 2: on behalf of Justin, saying, quote, Miss Lively's recent motion
Speaker 2: to dismiss herself from the self concocted disaster she initiated
Speaker 2: is one of the most imporrent examples of abusing our
Speaker 2: legal system. Stringent rules are put into place to protect
Speaker 2: the innocent and allow individuals to rightfully defend themselves. Laws
Speaker 2: are not meant to be twisted and curated by privileged
Speaker 2: elites to fit their own personal agenda.
Speaker 3: I agree with all that. Again, I don't know who
Speaker 3: decide with from this case, because that's so murky.
Speaker 2: I still don't know. I still don't know.
Speaker 3: You know who really enjoys this. These lawyers, you know
Speaker 3: what they charge an hour? Oh my God, they are
Speaker 3: getting paid on this. They are getting paid on top
Speaker 3: of getting paid.
Speaker 2: So that's the latest in the Blake and justin drama.
Speaker 2: And then the trial doesn't actually kick off in five years,
Speaker 2: but it feels that way, but March ninth, twenty twenty six.
Speaker 3: Twenty six, and that's if the thing doesn't get delayed
Speaker 3: and there's more emotions and than this and new evidence,
Speaker 3: and the thing gets pushed back and then they got
Speaker 3: to move the hearing to a different day. I mean,
Speaker 3: we may never get any answers in this. They need
Speaker 3: to just settle our court and just walk away.
Speaker 5: And by then Colleen Hoover will probably already have a
Speaker 5: new movie for another one of her books, and.
Speaker 3: Then we'll be on to some other jobs.
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