Speaker 1: I made a decision pay Sunny sound. I had a vision.
It's nice. Hey everybody, what's up. Happy Friday, y'all. It's
the weekend. I'm off to see Sunny in Oregon.
Speaker 2: Go ducks. Can't wait. I'll tell you guys all about
that next week. And uh yeah, it's exciting. Let's see
my boy.
Speaker 1: I almost went to go see Elbe's the big UCLA
Nebraska game right Saturday, but couldn't go because well, it
turned out it was fine because LB had her show anyway,
but people's just really not doing well.
Speaker 2: Oh no, I've been thinking so much about her. You
sent me a picture of her you cuddling.
Speaker 1: It was so sweet. This is like the hardest thing.
She was literally like on my lap. She put her
whole head on my lap and had her paw on
my leg and it was so cute.
Speaker 2: Isn't that like what you don't want to move, you know,
until they it's like a baby. Yeah, I mean, she's
still the freaking cutest.
Speaker 1: She's so cute and she tries so hard. And we
have Gaba penon. But the other night I tried to
she'd had the Gaba penton and it should have been
kicking in, but I had to run to the store.
John wasn't home. So John was picking up Xander from
a practice and I was home with an LB and
Sadie were there, but I had to run out to
the store. Really, and I was only going to be
gone like twenty minutes, right I left. Five minutes later,
Elbie's texting me. She's like, mom, uh, Pepo is freaking
the fuck out Reilly. She just was going crazy, barking,
and and I was like, oh my god, like she
just can't be calmed by the kid. It has to
be me or John really, And then but then Sadie
put her on the bed. If she's on the bed,
she'll stay there for a little while and maybe get calm.
But then she jumps off the bed, and that doesn't
know why she jumped off the bed and then wants
to get back on this So anyway, Sadie bay in bed,
and Sadie laid with her in the bed, but I
had to like get right back home. Yeah, And I
was like, John and I cannot be gone together for
an evening right that those days are gone for r
now for now. Oh, I know, I'll sending prayers. But
he and I were talking, and we were like, of
course we want to do what's right for her, and
if it's time, it's time. But then she'll have a
good day, right, And that's really hard because also if
you could see her, it's not like she's suffering all
day long, like sometimes she's she's fine, she's just anxious. Yeah,
but then when she has a pill, she's not anxious.
It's it's close. I'm not saying that, like, I mean,
it's probably going to be this year. Oh I know,
I'm sorry, do I know. It's the worst. It's just
also a lot where you feel like the evenings it's
like having a baby with colic. Yeah, I know, scared
evenings right right, Yeah, it's tough. She's like my baby,
I know, you know.
Speaker 2: With Phil's doing okay, but like some I can't leave him.
Speaker 1: He's all alone.
Speaker 2: It's like, you know, if I have to go see
an Italian Santa Barbara, He's just all alone all day,
you know, and I just I try and take him.
I give him his walks and things and get him like,
but I feel guilty. Like went to the movies last night.
I saw that new Jennifer Lawrence movie.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, what is it? It's psychotic. It's called I Got.
I don't even know the name of it. Oh, it's
where she's like a wife, like a writer. Is that? Yes?
And there are a couple, Yes, and she's going crazy.
Speaker 2: And she's got I think she well, yeah, I think
she has postpartum. They have a baby. And I'm not
gonna spoil it. But what's his name's in it? From
Robert Patty? Yes, he plays her husband and they're a
newly young couple or with a baby. And yeah, she's
she's she's having mental issues, mental break. I didn't know
really anything about it. I just got invited. I was like,
all right, I'll go to the movies. I haven't got
in the movies in a long time, Sunday afternoon. And yeah,
it was, Uh, they're depressing. It was depressing.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I was like, I could have saw that at
at home. I didn't need to go to them.
Speaker 2: If I'm going to the movie theater, God, damn, I'm
gonna see Bruce Springsteen's movie.
Speaker 1: You haven't seen it yet. No, I'm gonna wait till tome.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're gonna an love it till it's back, till
it's on TV.
Speaker 1: I guess Bruce Springsteen movie.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean it's it's already been out for a
little while. I think it's been out for a couple
of weeks.
Speaker 1: Yeah, see it.
Speaker 2: Well, Suzanne already saw it again. She did say she
would see it again. Yeah, maybe we'll see it's the
Bruce bring it.
Speaker 1: Is, Boobie. What are you doing?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know, I've seen so many trailers and red
reviews and stuff, so I'm I don't know, I'm trying
to manage my expectations.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I could see that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, some people close to me that loved Bruce really
loved it, Suzanne really loved it. And then there's other
people that I'm on a chain an email chain with,
like Phil Rosenthal and David Wilde, and they were not happy.
And not specifically those two, but a group of people that. Yeah,
So anyway, Oh my god, I just I have to
I always mean to tell you something that I have
to tell you off the air, sorry to be this person,
which I will, but I keep I keep going like, oh,
you just reminded me I have to tell Annette this, okay,
and then you just reminded me oddly with the David
wild Okay, okay, comment all right, So.
Speaker 1: I just I got to write it down for myself.
All right, I'll remind you. Okay. So so you're on
your thread. They're saying it's not good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well some of them were not some of them
didn't even want to see it after reading some of
the reviews.
Speaker 1: It's getting mixed reviews.
Speaker 2: I think some people are going in into it thinking
it's going to be this big Bruce Springsteen epic, but
it's not. It's him basically writing the album Nebraska, which
he wrote right after the River tour and right before
he got huge with Born in the USA, and it's
dealing with his kind of mental illness and his health
and conflicts with his dad and things like that.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, and the writing of that album that sounds
kind of good. Yeah.
Speaker 2: No, I know, I'm excited. So maybe i'll go see
it with Suzanne. Then I got to leave Phil alone
for a bunch of hours.
Speaker 1: So that's the thing. Like, if you can go see
Natalia in Santa Barbara, I might bring him. She wants
me to bring him, so I might bring him with us.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I've done it before, so it's kind of
a long car ride for him. Though I know this
is two hours in the back seat, right, Yeah, but
he's fine in the car. He doesn't seem to be
bothered by it. He anywhere Phil goes, he just plops
down and goes to sleep.
Speaker 1: But then what will you do with him? Like if
you go get a meet go, well that's what I
was asking, And she's like, but my roommates really want
to see him, so maybe they'll hang out with him.
Speaker 2: But then I'm like, everybody's got a bat and down
the hatches, Like put away the trash can because they
got a trash can in their kitchen that will be destroyed,
you know.
Speaker 1: Don't leave any food, you know what I mean. It's
all these.
Speaker 2: Rules with Phil. He just he'll go into anybody's purse
if they have food in it, backpacks anything like that.
But she knows, Natellian knows how to take care of him,
so she'll she'll tell him. So I think I'm gonna
bring him.
Speaker 1: Or you could go on like nextsdoor dot com and
just find somebody who could like just come and get
me a walk.
Speaker 2: Yeah, my girlfriend Jen who has her own dog walking business. Yeah,
she's she's come sometimes and take him.
Speaker 1: Or why don't you drop him off at like a
doggy daycare for like the day.
Speaker 2: It's so funny there he had that daycare place right
up the street. They moved into a building in our
area because they expanded, and they made it a totally
doggy daycare.
Speaker 1: So they know Phil.
Speaker 2: Turns out Phil owns that building they rented from Adam.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, isn't that crazy.
Speaker 2: They love Phil and I love them. So why don't
you just bring I know, I keep forgetting about that. Yeah,
maybe spend the night. No, no, because spending the night
he needs somebody because if he has seizures and things.
Speaker 1: Oh well, then just drop him off. I might drop
him off six seven hours. Yeah, then he'll be looked after,
he'll get a walk like, yeah, you'll feel good. He'll
have fun there. We'll have fun. Apparently they have a
pool in there. Yeah, my gosh, I think that's easier
than bringing in. Yeah, maybe I will. Right, you can
see him when he when he's going to be a
pain in the ass for it it is. I agree,
forgot about that place. Yeah, you want to drop him off,
know that he's fine, and then enjoy yourself, right, okay
with your daughter, Yeah, with your sweet daughter daughter. Okay,
So we have a couple of things to talk about
because you have not seen the Bruce Springsteen movie I
gave you. First of all, I want to say this,
I feel kind of bad boy. Listen. Last week on Friday,
we talked about the something Don't Date Brand Date Brand
in doc and then I had heard that there was
We we discussed the fact that it was based on
a podcast and that or that I discovered it was
based on a podcast and I had gone to listen
to that podcast, and then I said I didn't love
it the podcast. Yes, I had some notes.
Speaker 2: Did you see you didn't see the documentary?
Speaker 1: No, because I don't have Paramount or whatever. Amazon. It's
on Amazon. Oh I do have Amazon. Yeah it's on Amazon.
Oh I thought it was on her. That's what I
thought too. Now you can look at you can say,
I do have Amazon, so I can watch it. Yeah.
But we discussed the fact that I was like, well,
the story is on and then I had listened to
I didn't know what season it was, and then it
turned out it was season number one, and then I
had some like disparaging things to say. In my mind,
it was like a huge podcast, right of course, Yeah,
it's got it I should watch my mouth.
Speaker 2: Nah, I mean, well, I don't think we woult it
and we say, I don't even we said they had
Southern accents or something, and we did say they kind
of like meander and it kind of that did it
was I I hadn't boring.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was boring because they they went way too
many details about the story right that you don't need.
It wasn't. We weren't cruel, No, no, fuck those bitches,
no noble. I was just like, it's not for me,
and it was super southern, and I think I said
it was. It felt really like performative. Yes, right, but
listen people, that's your opinion, that's my opinion, and people
love it. People do. Unfortunately, the person who recommended it,
I guess, got so excited that on Tuesday we said
we were going to talk about it on Friday that
she alerted them. Also she did it before she heard.
Speaker 2: Us talk about it on Friday. Correct, Oh got it because.
Speaker 1: Then she said, I got so excited that you guys
said you were going to talk about it that I
told them and they're going to listen, right, And then
I was That's when I wrote, Oh, it was so funny.
But it was after the fact, because at that point
it was already Friday, that was already out, and I
was like, oh no, but also I'm not going to
like go back and edit it. Well all right else,
And I've heard a lot of very negative feedback about myself.
Speaker 2: Of course, like listen, it's part of the business. If
you're gonna put yourself out there, you're gonna get you're
gonna get different types of feedback. And that's your opinion,
my opinion, and like that's that.
Speaker 1: I was like, okay, but imagine, imagine like somebody said,
somebody says, hey, this podcast, these friends of mine, this
podcast that I love, Love Love Love Love, is going
to talk about your podcast because I told them to
listen to your podcast, and they're going to talk about it. Yeah,
And You're like, oh, let me go see what to say,
and then they're like it sucks. I'd be like, really,
why would you recommend that I listen to this? That's hilarious.
I was so like, oh, oh no, no, So any way,
I kind of apologize. Really, like, hats off to these
to the Ex Wives Detective Agency. They have a lot
of fans. They're doing, they're doing great, seem to love it, yes,
all right, and I like very few podcasts anyway, you know,
I know I will look there's my podcast thing, and
I'm like, sucks. Sucks. Literally, this is how picky I am.
The new season of Heavyweight. Heavyweight is like, oh, I
live my favorite podcast of all time for years. Great
new season. Eh, it's newsfest. Not into it. I haven't
really liked any of the episodes yet. I went on
readit and someone was like, uh, don't downvote me, but like,
h the new season hasn't really been good and people
were so mad, Oh my god, like they just got
picked up. It takes them years to come up with
the memories and it's like I get that, but I'm
with the poster that was like, yeah, not for me.
It was just not that good. Yeah, disappointing. And he's
probably going like, what do you want from me? I've
been doing this for fucking years. Yes, maybe they're running
out of steam. Well, because they follow these stories that
are like investigative kind of journalism and you don't know
where they're gonna go, and sometimes they have an amazing
conclusion and sometimes they don't.
Speaker 2: Write how I made it, and then you have to
go back and listen to old podcasts that we listened
to ten years ago. Yes, that go, Li, I forgot
all about this story.
Speaker 1: I call you to me. I should start keeping track
of all the podcasts that I've loved all the because
I forget once they're out, I unfollow them because I've
listened to it, right, and then I forget it. And
then I'm like, oh, if I could have listened to
it a year ago and have it feel brand new. Yes, yeah, okay.
So one of the things that I told you to
listen to was Bethstead, right, which I described in great
detail last week. A lot of people I got them.
I made these people some money. Right, No, I know,
here's day is it? Is it brand new or did
they put this out a while ago? No? I think
it's new. It's new. Okay. Yeah, so you have to
hit subscribe to hear the rest. I don't know. No,
I think you can wait week to week. Okay, the
whole thing's out, And I was like, I'm not waiting.
Speaker 2: Oh, I don't wait either. I subscribed, Yeah, because I
listened to the first I think the first three episodes
were out free and I listened to them, and then
you know, yes, there was a lot of like extra
talk and details that maybe you don't really need, but
I don't know, I found it kind of interesting their story.
I want to know who these people are, you know.
At first, I was like getting the two women's voices confused,
like which one's talking, which ones which, But then you
get to it's it gives you a better well rounded
outlook of what the story is, where they're going, and
I trust your opinion and I know when you said, Lena,
I know you're gonna like it. Then I was like, okay,
I'm in. So I was like, by episode three was done,
I was like, okay, episode four, I gotta subscribe.
Speaker 1: So I started episode four last night, so I'm on that.
You know. It's really a crazy story. These are very crazy.
Speaker 2: It kind of reminds us of us a little bit, yeah,
of how these hosts get can be you know, become
attached to their listeners and get invested in our listeners' lives.
There's a lot of people on our Facebook page that
we know you guys, and we love you guys, you know,
and we have like that relationship. So I can, you know,
I can kind of see their side.
Speaker 1: Of where they were coming from and then certain listeners
get very uh attached to like the show, the Facebook group,
and then sometimes with people that are maybe a little
mentally unstable that like enjoyment or you know, you start
just having very intense feelings and then it turns to
like being mad, and then it becomes like your.
Speaker 2: Whole life, right yeah, and then and then they turn
on you.
Speaker 1: Stalker is you know, stalking is just such a fucked
up right thing. Yeah, where you become somebody's whole focus. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I've had someone on Facebook it hasn't popped up in
a while, and my messages and I really rarely look
at my messages, but this person kept come cap text
everything I would say on the show.
Speaker 1: He was a guy.
Speaker 2: He would he would you know, repeat back to me
and then tell his you know, his opinion or whatever.
And it just was like kind of and then it
started being like what do you It's Friday night?
Speaker 1: What are you doing tonight? Kind of thing? And I
was like what, no, what?
Speaker 2: Uh oh yeah, And then the next day it's like, sorry,
I was drinking last night, clearly. Yeah, it got like
that and then I was like, okay, I'm out, and
then I just stopped you know, and then he kept
kept kept for a while and was like why you know,
like hello, and I just never never answered him. He's
not on our sorry, not on our Facebook page at all,
but kind of strange.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's going on for a while. And
you know, it's like when you are public and you
talk kind of in an unfiltered way about your life,
it does tend to attract people more than if you
just host a regular show. Yeah. And I think for
these people, for Elizabeth lame and her and Andy totally
lame and then they had totally married, right and then
totally baby I guess or whatever. But you know, they're
talking about their real lives and telling real stories right
as we do. And then people get crazy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then they want to give you their opinion
on everything. Yeah, and then you have the opposite, like
I did a Patreon a couple of weeks ago, and
I got so much love. I have to thank everybody
on our Patreon page, but so much, you know, great
advice and love and you know, so we love that too.
And listen to all you people on our Facebook page
are cool.
Speaker 1: I love it. Oh yeah, oh yeah. If you're still
on our Facebook group in our group. We love you.
Speaker 2: Hey, right, they're they're riders. Oh yeah, yeah, oh yeah,
that would be like hold my beer they put a
diaper on exactly taking my earrings off.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, we see that. We love you guys, So
so Bethstead. Yes, you haven't finished it yet, so we'll
have more to say when you finish it, right, which
you will, we'll binge. Yeah. And then there's this other
podcast that you're saying I didn't tell you about, right,
which I'm gonna recommend, highly recommend, called wisecrack. Okay, have
you heard of that?
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these ants with the double sided over buttons like sailor pants.
I'm obsessed with them really, and they're very like thick.
They're made of stretchy material, but they're like very well
made and thick, and they were not expensive. I'm going
to love it, I know. Yeah. It holidays, baby. Okay,
So there's this This podcast is called Wisecrack and it
is about it's so hard to explain what it is,
but I'll read you the episode one description. Okay, it
says on stage, ed Hedges, a fledgling English comedian, tells
a quirky yet creepy tale about the scariest night of
his life. The audience hangs on every word, including crime
producer Jody Tovey, unaware that this night would spark an
investigation that would last nearly a decade. So that's what
it's about. And it's the guy who tells the story.
It's this really good story and then it's like kind
of a mystery. But then they go in and they
investigate it. It's like a true crime. He kind of
it's true crime, but it's something that happened like a
long time before. But I don't know. I think this
is going to be a very big, famous podcast, really,
I think so. I think it'll be a little bit
like shit town. Okay, remember that it's really good.
Speaker 2: And I even though it's in England and it was
a long time ago, not here in Vana, it wasn't
that long ago and it was yeah, and it's it's
even in like a really small town, which usually we
would not be into. Okay, but right it is a
comedian telling a story on stage and it's a it's
just really really really good. Okay, I binge that all
the episodes are out, you don't have to subscribe.
Speaker 1: How many episodes, I don't think that many. Let's see one, two, three, four, six, okay,
only six and then there's a couple of bonuses. But
there's a bunch of bonuses. But I don't really care.
Speaker 2: Let me ask you, do you ever listen to podcasts
on like double you know, the speed speeded and speeding
them up?
Speaker 1: No? I don't. Two times, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Sometimes you know, it's so funny because I like, uh,
what's her call? Daily dos a donna on YouTube and
she put out an episode over the weekend, two hour
almost two hour episode where she interviewed the two wives
that we were just talking about, the two ex wives
dontate brandw oh oh. She had them both on. I
haven't listened to it yet, but when she's playing clips
of other things, like you know, in the courtroom or
what she always.
Speaker 1: They always speed up.
Speaker 2: They speed it up, like some of these YouTubers, they
speed up the thing because that and that's how they
listen to it, and they get.
Speaker 1: Through it pretty quickly.
Speaker 2: I'm like, hmm, I was gonna do it for Beth
is dead, but I wanted to really listen to it,
like here, what's going on?
Speaker 1: I don't know. Did you hear about the podcast awards?
Speaker 2: Like they're getting podcasts are nominated for Golden Globes category.
Speaker 1: No you didn't hear that. No, yeah they are. We
are we in the.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to like this is that I'm breaking the news. Yeah,
we're nominal. No kidding, No, it's a it's a new
category podcast. And there's all these different you know, the
Big Joe Rogan's or whatever, and then there's the just
I think there's like thirty different podcasts that are out there,
but they're eligible. Then you have to so you have
to like pay, you have to put in, you have
to go, okay, we want to in.
Speaker 1: Then you pay like five grand.
Speaker 2: Then it's like you got to pay like another seven
grand to to have like for your consideration stuff put out.
Then then if you get like in the category, then
you have to pay like ten grand. It keeps going.
Speaker 1: That's how the Golden Globes with a scam.
Speaker 2: Yeah right, yeah, but that's how the Golden Globes work.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Interesting, we're not nominated now. I think it's the
same for movies. I think so, Yeah, for the Golden Globes. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I think that's why they say thank you to the
Forum press, I guess or something, but yeah.
Speaker 1: You have to.
Speaker 2: It's not just like hey, you're nominated and Stephanie and
then we just show up going hey, this is great, right,
where's my swag bag?
Speaker 1: Right? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, so it's interesting. Well, it's a new thing.
Speaker 1: I wonder what we'll know that whatever's up for an
award paid a lot of money. It's worth it.
Speaker 2: They yeah, sure did, but they're huge podcast. I think
they got the money, right.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Right, I'm always looking under the browse feature on
my podcast because I'm always looking for something new, right,
and then okay, this makes me so mad. Okay, So
I started watching on Netflix sixty Days In Elliott and
I used to watch it a long time ago. Okay,
so sixty Days In, for those of you who don't know,
is a show I was turned onto by Sadie. Right.
I think you like this show because I love stuff
about prison. Yes, so what it is and I'm sure
we talked about it many years ago when I was
first into it is they send in, they take a prison,
and they send some civilians in undercover, right, and then
they have to give her a report about they have
to stay for sixty days, hence the name sixty days
in Yeah, and try to like acclimate to prison and
you know, make friends with some of the inmates so
they can find out like how the drugs are getting
in or you know what's dangerous about the prison or
the present. Yeah. Yeah, And a lot of times they'll
be like just a regular civilian, but they'll be a
corrections officer from another prison, and shit always goes sideways.
Speaker 2: Is there ever like just a housewife that'll be like,
I'll do it, yes, really.
Speaker 1: And the season that I'm watching right now is season one.
I decided to watch because it's supposed to be like
very raw, and the woman is so annoying. She's like
she's married to a military guy, and she's like, you know,
I just think it's really unfair. She's like, I work
really hard at home, like taking care of my kids
and like cleaning the house and like and then these
prisoners like they're just living on easy street. Like my
husband is in the military and he works really hard,
and like, I don't think it's fair that prisoners just
get like great food and they just could hang out
all day and be lazy. Oh go, and so I
want to go and like experience that it's all bullshit
and she's like in her twenties and she's very little,
and I'm just super fucking annoying.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, and how do they do? Do they survive thirty?
Speaker 1: I mean? Had she do? So? Okay? And then so
what I just watched on Netflix was season nine. Okay,
and it's so good, like it's very addicting, and it
became like my go to at the gym instead of
listening to a podcast, which is fine, I would watch TV. Yeah,
watch the episodes. It makes the time go by fash genius, right,
especially if it's a good show, and I are like, oh,
I can't wait to watch the next episode. But it
looks kind of lazy if I'm just home in bed
watching it. But if I'm at the gym, yeah, right,
of course I have to distract myself. Yeah I do that. Yeah.
So I watch all of season nine. Some of it
I binge at home, but like also between like gym runs, right,
And then I go and I've watched this like years ago,
and I don't remember what season. And then I go
to watch it the other day and I'm like on Netflix,
and I'm like, where I see season nine, which okay,
I already watched that one. Where's the thing for like
other seasons. I'm like, I can't, there's no thing for
other seasons. What's going on? I get frustrated. I Google.
I'm like, where's all the other seasons on Netflix? And
they're like, oh, they don't have it anymore. They don't
have the rights to it or whatever the catalog. And
I was like, dude, what the fuck? And then I go, well,
where am I supposed to watch it? Well? And now
Amazon Prime has it? Hulu has it? Well, guess what?
Both of those I have them? But there's ads? Oh
got i ys on Amazon Prime? Some yes for some things,
but something have ads on Hbo because I'm not going
to pay like a premium price for these services that
I don't use that. But HBO shows don't have ads though,
yea they do. Now really the regular package we something
adjusted because we renegotiated our cable package spectrum and so
HBO comes with it. But HBO with ads.
Speaker 2: But is it an HBO because you know HBO also
runs shows from like the you know, AMC network, not.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is a HBO this is HBO Max. Oh yeah,
that's what I mean. Yeah, so there's ads online really. Yeah.
When I was watching like The Sex and like and
just like that Sex and the City as ads and
all the shows now for me have ads. Oh good lord,
not a lot, but like I could annoy, but it's
going to be it's like pretty expensive to have it
ad free compared to right now we're getting it kind
of for in our package. So it's like, do we
want to what about Apple TV?
Speaker 2: You know, I think you can buy the seasons on
Apple TV and it depends.
Speaker 1: On Apple TV, so we have that. We don't see
ads on that.
Speaker 2: But can you watch sixty Days in on Apple? Can
you like buy the seasons?
Speaker 1: Oh that's sometimes what I do if I'm looking for
a show that's but then I don't think I can
watch it at the gym. I'm not sure.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah you can go on Yeah, yeah, okay, I'll
look into that. Yeah, go on Apple TV.
Speaker 1: But I was like really annoyed because I'm like, I
finally found something that I'm kind of binging right and
now you can't. It's it's it's kind of addicting. Yeah,
I want to check it out. I like that kind
of stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I discovered. Remember we watched this, we talked about
the squid games last season. It's back season two. It
starts well, today's Monday. It starts tomorrow. No, the first
five four five episodes are out. Did you watch Yeah? Yeah, yeah,
oh I thought it's upcoming. It does like yeah, because
it does like Love is Blind, Like they drop five
episodes and then every week a couple more, a couple
of Oh okay, and the first I watched the first
five is fucking great. It is way better than last season.
I actually feel at one point I felt sorry for
these contestants because it was so fucking cutthroat.
Speaker 1: I don't want to spoil it, but there.
Speaker 2: Was one game they had to play, and they're in
this big room and they have like all these different doors,
like a carnival kind of theme or whatever, all these
different doors to these different rooms around the whole there's
probably like thirty people playing, maybe twenty five, and they're like, okay,
it's kind of like musical chairs. When the music stops,
they say the number and you have to run into
a room and say, like it's number five. You have
to run into a room and only five people can
be in there and they're safe, and if you're left
out of a room, you.
Speaker 1: Get shot and you're you're over. Okay.
Speaker 2: It got so bad that people were like, we're not
doing this anymore. This is too this is too sad,
it's too cutthroat because they already have bonds with each other,
and they were like, you know.
Speaker 1: Stephanie, Stephanie, come in my room, come in my room.
And it's like no, no, we can't ever go out
out out.
Speaker 2: And they shut the door on you and then boom,
you're over. And it's like people are like, oh my god,
like starting to cry. It gets fucking intense. It's crazagin Okay,
so they start that show starts with like four hundred
and thirty.
Speaker 1: Yes, oh that was pretty well. Imagine you go through
all the casting. So my friend, well, I say, my friend,
I haven't talked to her in a long time, but
I could literally get her on our show. Her name's
Robin Cast, he runs she casts it. I met her
on my first TV job. We were both we went
on fen Fenn together. Oh right, well, okay, I felt
I thought I would message her and be like, have
you got on a GLP yet? Proudly would laugh because
we were both like not overweight, but we decided we
really had to get fen Fenn yeah, and went together
to some like pop up you know, Nick and both
got it and the Valley Yeah, and then I was like,
I don't like the way this makes me feel. But anyway,
long story short, she casts it. But I was thinking,
so imagine you go through all the casting process, right,
and you know it's like, okay, in two months you're
gonna be on Squid Game and you tell all your friends, family,
and then like away so.
Speaker 2: Out, and like, yeah, a lot of those people don't
make it to episode two, right, A huge chunk of them.
Speaker 1: They're just done.
Speaker 2: And the way they can just like their fucking thing
pop under their shirt like they're getting shot and then
they'll just fight. It's just so cut throat. It's like
one episode after and I was like, oh my god,
give me more. It was so good, Like I don't
care about the Squid Game TV show, like that was
so weird.
Speaker 1: The real one. You know, I liked it, but remember
I remember watching the kids and they were very much
too young for it. And then Xander wanted to be
squid Games, right, I thought about Xander Halloween. Yeah, and
then there were no costs. There were no actual costumes
except you could order it like from Korea or something, right, yeah. Yeah,
So then we had to get him. We had to
try to get him like greenish sweatpants with a shot
and put on his back, and nobody had any idea
what he was because no kids were watching squid games,
right right?
Speaker 2: I know it was so funny. I remember that. Yeah,
it's it's a it's addicting, that's for sure.
Speaker 1: Okay, Oh my gosh. Well that's Netflix. Yeah, oh my god,
I have my next gym run.
Speaker 2: Yes, and I think tomorrow or yeah, Tuesday, right it
said new episodes. Yeah, but the first five are fantastic.
Speaker 1: Well that's so perfect for me. Didn't we have like
a listener last year? They had a son that was
in it. Yes, yeah, oh my god, who was that?
Tell us? Who? Yes? Who are you? What number was
your son? Oh my god? I forgot? But they made
it kind of far yeah right, we saw them, remember, yes.
And that's the other thing.
Speaker 2: It's like they make like they go through all these
different challenges that are so mentally hard to do, and
then it's cutthroat for your friends and stuff, and then
you know, and then all of a sudden they they
make it to episode four or five and then they're done,
and it's like and then you get attached to some
of these people like I love this team or I
love these you know, I love this person.
Speaker 1: Remember it was the mother's son in the first season. Like,
you get attached them, and then like all of a sudden,
you're rooting for them and they're like bam, they're over.
They get shot, I know. And it's kind of a
little random too, like it's not always their fault, right,
it's no, No, it's a lot of luck. It's a
lot of luck, a lot of luck. Yeah, check it out.
What else have you watched? I'm excited about this. This
makes me very happy. Yeah. Well, I was going to
give you a little update about my glpiece. Yeah, I
was going to ask. I know, definitely have lost weight.
The thing that's like difficult though, is that and I
think this I think the problem Okay, if I had
to guess, is that posse, even though I'm way past menopause,
I think it's my age. I think my weight has redistributed.
That's the thing, right, I Well, with losing weight, but
like I think, I think my whole dream of like
I'm going to fit back into all my clothes as
soon as I lose a certain amount of weight. I've
already lost some weight. My clothes do not. It's not
like I think I've lost it in some parts of
my body that are not like where I necessarily want
to because I think it's just, you know what, it's
menopause body. It's menopause body. I have more weight which
I never used to have around my middle, yes, which
I do think is like a older body kind of thing. Yeah.
I always had like a pretty flat stomach, and now
I have like it's just a little bit bigger around there.
So it's a little misleading because even though I've lost
some weight, I'm like, why why am I going it again?
So it's annoying. But it's been like I'm in my
fourth week, I think, and it's going really well. That's
great super microdosing. Okay, So for all of you who
have asked me about it, I take one milligram of truzepetide,
which is a very small dose because they say the
starting dose is too point five. So I am taking
one and I have had people that have gotten up
in my messages. That's too much. That's it's not it's
a very very small dose, but I am having very
few side effects. It's fine. It's not like it was
that first week when I was complaining. I can totally
eat food. That's great, but I just get full a
lot faster. So it's it's even now. It's now you know,
it's not affecting you negatively, now totally even outright, Like
I just did my dose last night. That's great. You
think day one would be the most challenging, and I
feel fine, Well, let's go get some pizza. Yeah.
Speaker 2: My and my friend Glenn shout out to his Glenn
listens to our podcast all the time. Glenn, Hey Glenn,
and he sends me videos every time he does it.
And it's like the show starts and he's at his
desk and he's got this big, huge computer, and it's
like we're.
Speaker 1: Like, what's up, fuckers, and he's like, what's the fuckers.
Speaker 2: He's got an assistant, Phil that he wanted me to
give a shout out, but I Phil. But Glenn has
been doing this juice challenge thing. I don't know if
it's a challenge, but he's like, after we got back
from the river, he's like, I'm not drinking any I'm
gonna stop drinking for a while, and I'm gonna do
a juice cleanse.
Speaker 1: For three days.
Speaker 2: And he just did, and he said he's already lost,
like I don't know, ten pounds or something, which I
don't think. I didn't think he needed. But he's got
a dad bob. You know, he's a little he's like
a year older than me.
Speaker 1: You know, it's hard.
Speaker 2: He's got that stomach that we talk about. And he's
he loved it and he said he feel great. So
he sent me the link and I'm gonna I'm gonna
do it too.
Speaker 1: With it.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna check it out. It's like a three day
juice cleanse. Okay, says it keeps you full. I've never
done anything like that before, but I'm gonna do it.
Speaker 1: Hey, why not? Yeah, I say, why why not? All right? Well,
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