Speaker 1: Folks, we're gonna start off with a little a new
Speaker 1: segment here. It's called Kenny gives the Show Ship. And
Speaker 1: so Kenny has decided to walk in with the arena
Speaker 1: and and he's got some constructive advice for us. What
Speaker 1: do we do?
Speaker 2: What are we talking about?
Speaker 3: I just woke up.
Speaker 1: I haven't even folks. It's two o nine pm. By
Speaker 1: the way, just if anybody keeping score.
Speaker 4: Anyway, we were talking about she said, you know, somebody
Speaker 4: made a comment on something. They were political, and why
Speaker 4: do they have to make a political comment?
Speaker 3: The baby came.
Speaker 2: Out here about the about the show, nothing about.
Speaker 3: The show politically. Oh was it? Who was it?
Speaker 5: I don't know who was it? Some celebrity of actor, actress?
Speaker 2: Probably I don't know. I can't think.
Speaker 5: I think you gave me the guy was.
Speaker 6: The who?
Speaker 1: Okay, so we're starting to show off with this fascinating
Speaker 1: segment where what.
Speaker 2: The fuck conversation?
Speaker 4: And I started talking to about de Niro, and I
Speaker 4: started talking about these other actors and actresses because.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they were assholes.
Speaker 1: Okay, but there's one particular actor.
Speaker 7: That yeah, yeah, it wasn't George Closet Clooney or Jimmy Kimmel.
Speaker 1: Or was it Rosie. Rosie's talking again.
Speaker 3: She made a comment.
Speaker 4: Arena commented on this whole thing that that you were
Speaker 4: talking about last last week, something about so you know,
Speaker 4: she doesn't know a whole lot about.
Speaker 3: America and stuff.
Speaker 8: And it says about these celebrities, you know, making why
Speaker 8: did they get political and stuff?
Speaker 3: I said, I don't understand something.
Speaker 8: Okay, you look at these guys that are in Hollywood
Speaker 8: that get political. Yeah, you know, first of all, when
Speaker 8: they were in high school, they were the fucking pussy
Speaker 8: some quick places.
Speaker 2: I know, no.
Speaker 1: Say critical analysis, folks, continuous.
Speaker 4: They were to the drama club. Hey, you're right, I'm
Speaker 4: gonna go to plays. I'm gonna make a because I
Speaker 4: can't do anything else. I can't kick a soccer ball,
Speaker 4: I can't go a football. I get hit the baseball.
Speaker 4: Let me go try and see me and be an.
Speaker 4: You know what I'll got to I'll tell you. I'll
Speaker 4: tell you right now.
Speaker 2: No great, no, no, no, no no.
Speaker 1: George's real name is Andy Taylor.
Speaker 2: Kenny.
Speaker 7: Kenny's one hundred percent right. But I will say this.
Speaker 7: When I got into college, He's right. When I got
Speaker 7: to college. My last two years. I went into the
Speaker 7: theater department as a minor to do some plays, honestly
Speaker 7: because I was a narcissist and I love the girls
Speaker 7: in the drama club.
Speaker 2: They were hot and I wanted to be next to
Speaker 2: them and date them.
Speaker 7: But you're right, most guys in this in the field,
Speaker 7: they got picked last in the school yard.
Speaker 2: You know those two guys at the end. You got Timmy,
Speaker 2: you got you know, you got Freddy.
Speaker 3: You still got no respect.
Speaker 4: So now one out of five million hit it.
Speaker 3: Let's take a de Niro for instance.
Speaker 2: He couldn't play at all, who's.
Speaker 4: Probably five to seven, one hundred and seven, one hundred
Speaker 4: and fifty.
Speaker 2: What Yeah, and he's saying, I'd like.
Speaker 3: To punch Donald Trump in the face the fuck out
Speaker 3: of this guy. In about thirty seconds, I know.
Speaker 2: This guy.
Speaker 3: The person is. So these guys have got no respect
Speaker 3: in high school. They come in and now they become actors.
Speaker 3: Dustin Hoffman, Tom Cruise.
Speaker 2: Out Money, you know, you name them.
Speaker 3: They're fucking tiny.
Speaker 2: No, they might be too big actors in the world.
Speaker 2: In the country, it's not many, not many.
Speaker 3: So they all got picked on. Now it's their chance.
Speaker 3: De Niro takes on these roles raging.
Speaker 4: Bowl cause you know, fellaw Is, I'm a bad fucking
Speaker 4: mafia guy.
Speaker 2: Now I'm the smack guys around.
Speaker 3: If I knock you out.
Speaker 2: Right, you know what, You're right.
Speaker 1: The opinions of guests don't necessarily the opinions of show hosts.
Speaker 7: But I've met I've met some actress's.
Speaker 3: That's reality. So these guys that are going now, they
Speaker 3: have now what's going to run?
Speaker 2: I think they really know.
Speaker 3: When's the last time dani or bought a freaking dozen eggs?
Speaker 2: No, they don't commenting, so they have no idea.
Speaker 4: Listen to somebody that comments on politics if they're Hollywood
Speaker 4: or a look at the singers.
Speaker 3: I did a list of women actresses. As a matter of fact,
Speaker 3: this got to me so bad the other night.
Speaker 9: To do me a favor, that's what I said.
Speaker 3: I said, Uh yeah. She would say to g P T,
Speaker 3: would you be so kind?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 10: Right, I said, uh, I said, hey, chat pe do
Speaker 10: me a FA said, oh my god, I said, your
Speaker 10: list list of the top ten Hollywood actors who are
Speaker 10: outwards republican.
Speaker 3: You know they're a publican.
Speaker 8: Bruce Willis, you know they give me first of all,
Speaker 8: they give me, John Wayne, Oh god, you.
Speaker 3: Gotta see this dead.
Speaker 2: They're all dead.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they're all dead.
Speaker 2: They're men. Yeah exactly, yeah, right.
Speaker 3: And then I said, give me the list of the
Speaker 3: the the Democrats. You had to see these fucking fruit
Speaker 3: soy boy, assholes.
Speaker 2: Okay, you know you gotta see these guys.
Speaker 5: You gotta see them.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you that every one of them you see email.
Speaker 11: I copied this list I emailed myself, so I have it.
Speaker 11: I'm gonna send it out and say, Okay, you're amos
Speaker 11: and you just came down on earth.
Speaker 9: Look at these guys over here, Look at look at
Speaker 9: these guys.
Speaker 3: What do you want to be republicly?
Speaker 7: This is so great that I swear you and I
Speaker 7: cannot be together because we would have had a big
Speaker 7: fight at the pizza plays last night. I'm like you,
Speaker 7: I can't take it. I get you're fighting with the
Speaker 7: fucking robot. I get the same way I want to
Speaker 7: kill somebody at night when I would read something to
Speaker 7: see something on TV. And you know what, I swear
Speaker 7: to God, I've met like probably ten actors who were
Speaker 7: great athletes in high school and college. Some of them
Speaker 7: are And then when I asked them what made you
Speaker 7: go into acting? They all say the girls, man, the girls.
Speaker 7: They all wanted to be with girls.
Speaker 2: But there's not many.
Speaker 12: It's not many because those guys get recruited though, They
Speaker 12: get recruited into acting as opposed to it being their
Speaker 12: lifelong ambition, right, you know, because I mean think.
Speaker 1: About the worst thing is sports movies where they're trying
Speaker 1: to do It's like Corbyn Burnston in a Major League
Speaker 1: trying to make the throw from third to first. You
Speaker 1: see the second the guy goes pulls his arm back
Speaker 1: that he's never thrown a ball in his life, right
Speaker 1: like Obama with.
Speaker 2: His first pitch.
Speaker 4: Obama's pitch was like it's a lot of the drug
Speaker 4: commercials that try to make every big guy that got
Speaker 4: this move back there like baseball player and you can
Speaker 4: see the way he throws the ball, and.
Speaker 7: You have no idea did you get an actor that
Speaker 7: can at least throw a baseball?
Speaker 1: I know, Kevin Costner's expensive.
Speaker 7: You know what, Charlie she Charlie Sheen was a good athlete.
Speaker 7: Charlie she could play baseball. Charlie, she can play baseball.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but even even Charlie Sheen, who played a little
Speaker 1: baseball you could tell, wasn't a guy who could throw
Speaker 1: ninety five miles an hour coming out of the bullpen.
Speaker 1: I mean, like you guy, you know the look of
Speaker 1: a guy who can who can bring it like that
Speaker 1: that he didn't have.
Speaker 3: That is arena is a lot more. What are you
Speaker 3: entertaining than I am? So I'm not going to hod
Speaker 3: up your guys.
Speaker 1: She's less controversial, that's for sure.
Speaker 3: I love it. It's no controversy. It's just on the
Speaker 3: phone right now.
Speaker 13: I'm on Facebook and the thing says it says, uh,
Speaker 13: Trump is fixing a.
Speaker 2: That was the mean, right.
Speaker 4: The first fucking thing that pops up is this fucking
Speaker 4: fruit book who says he says, uh.
Speaker 3: You don't fix what ain't broken.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I'm in the middle of a like a
Speaker 4: paid long response to him that I had to go
Speaker 4: and take the groceries into the car.
Speaker 1: So it's okay, you're the CEO of a company and
Speaker 1: so you have nothing to do, so respond to that
Speaker 1: and go get the groceries out of the car. That's
Speaker 1: like everybody, but you should be doing it to.
Speaker 7: Time, every every company that belongs to He's got everything.
Speaker 1: These idiots are not worth your time. Kenny, you can't
Speaker 1: be you can't be fighting with these morons on exit
Speaker 1: two o'clock in the morning, like.
Speaker 3: Him, the same way to a one minute business conversation.
Speaker 8: When you get to the point in business where you
Speaker 8: build a team and you're.
Speaker 4: Not the smartest guy in the company, but everybody you
Speaker 4: hire is smarter than you, especially when you.
Speaker 3: Become my age or younger five to sixty, you don't
Speaker 3: have to be in your opposite. You don't have to
Speaker 3: work because you have to work.
Speaker 2: You have a job.
Speaker 3: That's a job, a job.
Speaker 2: I'm good, I understand. I love them, I love them.
Speaker 2: I'm still I love it. I love I love it.
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 1: Except he acts like he's he's uninvolved. Except he he
Speaker 1: flies in at the you know he's he you don't
Speaker 1: know where he is. And then he flies in in
Speaker 1: the late afternoon to just make his presence known everywhere,
Speaker 1: and then flies back out and gets on X and
Speaker 1: argues with some idiot for two hours about Trump.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but don't don't pitch yourselves. Okay. I never not work.
Speaker 3: I i'm sleeping, which is often. I have my phone.
Speaker 3: I'm always on emails, I'm always funded emails.
Speaker 1: I'm always I know you are. I know you are,
Speaker 1: So you could be in the pool and he could
Speaker 1: have he's got a conference call going in the pool
Speaker 1: and one on hold.
Speaker 2: No, I got it, listen.
Speaker 3: Never I've never been sixty three.
Speaker 4: Well, forget about when I was a kid, but since
Speaker 4: I started working, I've never be was it forty years?
Speaker 2: Forty years?
Speaker 3: Forty years take? I've never had a true vacation.
Speaker 2: I'm sure, I'm sure.
Speaker 3: I remember the days when there's no cell phone. I'd
Speaker 3: be up every hour from the pool. My kids was there,
Speaker 3: and I had to know. And I used to put eight.
Speaker 9: Quarters in the machine because in California, you know, yeah,
Speaker 9: you know, you're never like we're gonna go away soon.
Speaker 3: How do I not feeling my I don't know all
Speaker 3: the time.
Speaker 2: Just I don't know.
Speaker 3: But anyway, guys, enough, sorry.
Speaker 2: No, you're great. I love your body. I love you.
Speaker 1: Welcome everyone to the ken Woods Show.
Speaker 6: Okay, yeah, and I think that would be great because
Speaker 6: it's going to be non stop.
Speaker 5: You can release it seven times a week.
Speaker 2: That was That was awesome.
Speaker 1: I think the audience has a has a has a
Speaker 1: new found empathy and respect for you, Irena and uh
Speaker 1: and what life is like in the daily But.
Speaker 5: Seriously, I can handle it.
Speaker 6: That man and very opinionated as far as you can say.
Speaker 6: I have to send for one point, which I have
Speaker 6: to admit, because we have a wide audience and they
Speaker 6: I want them to know a lot of people who
Speaker 6: are from California. You can like them dislike them, but
Speaker 6: big cultural parts of the country comes from there, which
Speaker 6: is Hollywood, and I know they are probably manipulated.
Speaker 5: I know they are probably.
Speaker 6: Shouldn't be that outspoken whatever they represent, the liberal or
Speaker 6: right left, because I disagreed with that in my country.
Speaker 5: When they people were.
Speaker 6: Corrupted, the singers, they were perrupted. They were paid to
Speaker 6: promote one of the parties. I never liked it. I
Speaker 6: felt it's so fake, it's not unreal because I knew
Speaker 6: their own opinions because I knew a lot of people
Speaker 6: and my.
Speaker 5: Parents did so. Here I see the same. I don't
Speaker 5: know they're paid or not.
Speaker 6: I don't want to say something I have no idea about,
Speaker 6: but I see they're really speaking way too much.
Speaker 5: But I have to admit I came across with.
Speaker 6: A profession of being enacted twice with my first husband.
Speaker 6: I was dreaming about becoming an actress. He brought me
Speaker 6: to the acting school and said try. I spoke to
Speaker 6: the instructor and he told me, you have to study
Speaker 6: from a to eight.
Speaker 5: It's forever job. You have to study for six years.
Speaker 2: To be an actor.
Speaker 6: From eight to eight you have to practice and maybe
Speaker 6: if you get lucky I'm talking about my country. And
Speaker 6: then if you will get lucky, and maybe you've gotta
Speaker 6: get a chance become somebody. So it was one time,
Speaker 6: and second I went when I used to live in California,
Speaker 6: away you're based right now.
Speaker 5: Aj I went to Ivantageback.
Speaker 6: School, which is an acting school which was opened after
Speaker 6: COVID time.
Speaker 5: Reopened after COVID time.
Speaker 6: It was very challenging and she made it not only
Speaker 6: online but in real and she is one of the
Speaker 6: biggest instructors. She was instructor for Brad Peat and all
Speaker 6: other celebrities. So I would never add a disrespect. It's
Speaker 6: a lot of things when you sacrifice your family, fun,
Speaker 6: going to gym, making love, seenior kids, seeing. Yeah, that's
Speaker 6: why they have so many divorces. So I think they
Speaker 6: very respectful, very respectful profession with a lot of doing.
Speaker 5: But I definitely disagree that they are going.
Speaker 6: Gay too much because it's just funny.
Speaker 2: It doesn't.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean, I never even I never talked politics
Speaker 7: with anybody while I was acting. I haven't been in
Speaker 7: a movie for nineteen years. Rocky was two thousand and six.
Speaker 7: My god, nineteen is that right?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Oh my god. So I don't go in those
Speaker 2: circles anymore.
Speaker 7: But when I did, there's some good people there, and
Speaker 7: I you know, it's funny.
Speaker 2: When I was younger, I fell in love with de
Speaker 2: Niro's movies and Pacino's movies.
Speaker 7: And I wanted to I wanted to be them and
Speaker 7: Kenny and I was so tight Mike as well, but
Speaker 7: they didn't have that thing that it's honestly, it's a laziness.
Speaker 2: It's something about you. It's late.
Speaker 7: Let me get ahead on my looks. I could tend
Speaker 7: to be another person in a movie. I could do that.
Speaker 7: It's a laziness gene. I have it for sure. That's
Speaker 7: how it begins. And once you get good, well then
Speaker 7: you get good. But initially it's lazy. Honestly, that's what
Speaker 7: it is for me.
Speaker 5: What des I to goy somebody else?
Speaker 2: Because sometimes yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, you can.
Speaker 7: You can minic people copy yeah, exactly. You like telling stories.
Speaker 7: There's a few things that go involved. But nowadays, to
Speaker 7: get back into a movie and see people on the set,
Speaker 7: I can't even imagine the liberals and the kind.
Speaker 2: Of talk you'd have to go through. I wouldn't get hired.
Speaker 7: I know I wouldn't because everybody sees what I say
Speaker 7: that I'm all over to you because your.
Speaker 5: Way to straight opinionated.
Speaker 2: You know, that's the decision I made flights.
Speaker 5: In CBS with bodyguards.
Speaker 6: What do you want from anyway? Whatever, Mike, do you
Speaker 6: want to fire yourself? From the point of view of
Speaker 6: being a producer of.
Speaker 5: This show, I felt like you're ready to leave this good.
Speaker 1: No. You know, sometimes you know, when you've got like
Speaker 1: a boating accident on your hand, you just let it.
Speaker 1: You just let it go. And so I don't know.
Speaker 1: People either people either shut this down ten minutes ago
Speaker 1: or they're still with us, which means there is every
Speaker 1: bit as fed up as as we are. But god,
Speaker 1: I mean the news cycle. I could I could easily
Speaker 1: let what's in the new cycle do to me what
Speaker 1: it's doing to Kenny. We together have to stop him
Speaker 1: from this. This is not it's just not healthy. For
Speaker 1: him to be staying up until three or four o'clock
Speaker 1: in the morning.
Speaker 5: Okay, thank you.
Speaker 6: For that, because I didn't know what exactly we have
Speaker 6: to stop him from.
Speaker 1: Well, but the top of the top of the list
Speaker 1: is just getting him into a normal cycle of life.
Speaker 1: The cycle of life is not to be groggy at
Speaker 1: two pm having just got out of bed, to uh,
Speaker 1: to then stay up until four o'clock in the morning
Speaker 1: fighting with strangers on it. I mean, that's just not
Speaker 1: an existence.
Speaker 14: I mean, he's too he's too smart for that, he's
Speaker 14: too whatever.
Speaker 1: You can't do that, no, you know.
Speaker 5: I think it's Georgia.
Speaker 6: He said, if you're reacting on every barking dog, you're
Speaker 6: not gonna get nowhere or something like that. But Canny
Speaker 6: can help it. That's his natural reaction no matter what. Darlin,
Speaker 6: you absolutely you're incredible man. You're very smart, you are
Speaker 6: very knowledgeable. You'll go to your investity degree. You made
Speaker 6: your millions with your job. You're number one in your
Speaker 6: Niche how you can fight with the employee in the
Speaker 6: line in the airport on the person who's the driver
Speaker 6: driver who's was smoking marijuana all the time.
Speaker 5: At least he's not any competition on.
Speaker 6: The road with idiots, because we passed that. So now
Speaker 6: his reactions is one thing.
Speaker 5: He is what he is. I already gave up and
Speaker 5: I decided.
Speaker 6: Let me be no, let him be authentic, you know,
Speaker 6: because he's not changing me. So I'm not going to change.
Speaker 6: I'm proud of my husband, no matter what, I would
Speaker 6: stand for him, no matter what. If I felt like
Speaker 6: saying something in person, I would always do that.
Speaker 7: I will be direct and honestly actually is.
Speaker 6: Yeah. But about cycles, it bothers me because I explained him.
Speaker 5: For me, I'm a woman.
Speaker 6: I have to have my good sleep. I'm doing things.
Speaker 6: I'm not sitting by the beach, you know, sleeping, Margarita. No,
Speaker 6: I'm working, I'm studying, I'm doing a lot of things.
Speaker 6: So I have to look good. I have to feel
Speaker 6: good first of all. And for me, it's a big deal,
Speaker 6: this difference in times. But I'm learning how to sleep
Speaker 6: under the beautiful nose of all speakers of Fox TV,
Speaker 6: and you watch as well, not only Fox. We watch
Speaker 6: CNN uses something he watches for sure because.
Speaker 5: It sounds to be independent or whatever.
Speaker 6: So we watch it all and after we come out
Speaker 6: of the general idea what's going on in this country?
Speaker 6: But it is unconsciously I'm soaking it and I'm ready
Speaker 6: for my Tuesday podcast.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 2: Well, let me just say this real quick. Kenny and
Speaker 2: I have.
Speaker 7: A lot of talks like this about what pissed us off,
Speaker 7: you know, and I'm not gonna go into what he
Speaker 7: said the other day, but you know those do you
Speaker 7: get those texts on your phone that people saying, hey,
Speaker 7: how are you lost your numbers?
Speaker 5: I start to get it.
Speaker 7: It's all, yeah, it's all bullshit. They're just they're just
Speaker 7: trying to get your information. So me and Kenny have
Speaker 7: a competition of how crazy we can get talking to
Speaker 7: the strangers who text us from nowhere, and we get
Speaker 7: into how's things been going well? I had my penis
Speaker 7: reduction surgery.
Speaker 2: What happened?
Speaker 7: I was so heavy it was pulled on my vocal
Speaker 7: cords and my lyrins was shot.
Speaker 2: They took off six inches. I'm still happy, you know, Like,
Speaker 2: we go so crazy with these people and they just disappear.
Speaker 2: They don't want to talk to you.
Speaker 7: So normal people just go delete, you know, reports, spam. No,
Speaker 7: you can't have to fight with them. It's ridiculous.
Speaker 1: There's actually a business model there. Instead of they do
Speaker 1: not Call list, you go on the aj Kenny List,
Speaker 1: which which gives you advice about the things to say
Speaker 1: to these scammers so that you you get them to
Speaker 1: get you off off of the list.
Speaker 2: Perfect.
Speaker 6: I can't summarize it. It's kind of like, don't bullshit bullshitter,
Speaker 6: that's how we call it. You know, they got along
Speaker 6: or didn't get along with the right person, their own
Speaker 6: guys to build up the stupid conversations.
Speaker 2: Well, I grew up from that.
Speaker 5: Fine, But if you're losing, that's the problem.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well we have set and we've set an all
Speaker 1: time record because we're twenty one minutes in. We haven't
Speaker 1: begun to even cover a single one of the topics
Speaker 1: that we're supposed to be talking about. Well, and I
Speaker 1: feel I feel bad for this Australian murderer. We tried
Speaker 1: to get her and we tried to get her as
Speaker 1: part of the show last episode and ran out of time.
Speaker 1: And so you know, when you it's one thing when
Speaker 1: you kill people, but when you when your master plan
Speaker 1: includes murdered by Beef Wellington, I mean that's that's absolutely
Speaker 1: of all the ways to first of all as someone
Speaker 1: being murdered, of all the ways to be murdered, killing
Speaker 1: me with beef Wellington. Hey, I got to give it
Speaker 1: to you.
Speaker 2: I'm dead, but you know you love it.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, God, it's it's never had and one
Speaker 1: off by Land was the place to get it in
Speaker 1: New York. But you get a good recipe and just
Speaker 1: the Philo dough and the the mushroom and the fois
Speaker 1: gras and the way it melts with the filet, and
Speaker 1: it's so good. So this woman, who I guess not
Speaker 1: only was so unhappy with her husband that she divorced him.
Speaker 1: Post divorced, she decided, I think I'll kill him. I
Speaker 1: think I'll kill my mother in law. I think I'll
Speaker 1: kill my father and my ex mother in law and
Speaker 1: ex father in law and his sister. And the ex
Speaker 1: husband out smarter because he didn't show. He doesn't show
Speaker 1: for this luncheon, but everybody else does and well, actually
Speaker 1: he does end up getting poisoned, so I guess maybe
Speaker 1: he got there late. But this is a woman in Australia,
Speaker 1: and the way that the way that they caught her
Speaker 1: is looked like she was going to get away with
Speaker 1: this for a while because she the food processor that
Speaker 1: she she mixed these they call them death cap mushrooms.
Speaker 1: The kind of mushrooms she used that she put in
Speaker 1: the in the beef wellington, and she had to be
Speaker 1: careful because she had to do her piece of beef
Speaker 1: wellington without the poison and then make sure she didn't
Speaker 1: mix them up and eat the freaking poison herself.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: We've seen that trick in movies where you know, somebody
Speaker 1: trades the the martini with the poison with the other
Speaker 1: person who didn't have the poison. But anyway, she had to,
Speaker 1: she had to do that. She threw out the food
Speaker 1: processor that she had done it. Well, the police found
Speaker 1: the food process food processor and we're able to lift
Speaker 1: a print from the processor and obviously get some poison
Speaker 1: off of there as well, which was the key piece
Speaker 1: of evidence that because she claimed that she had you know,
Speaker 1: she could remember where she bought the mushrooms, but she
Speaker 1: had bought them, and you know, it's not her fault.
Speaker 1: But how come, how come you ate anyway?
Speaker 7: I see these people put bleach or clarox in their
Speaker 7: husband's coffee. I've seen videos of you know, men are
Speaker 7: getting a little bit suspicious of their wives.
Speaker 2: They put cameras in the kitchen. You can see them.
Speaker 2: They're poisoning their husbands little by little.
Speaker 7: But my grandmother from Italy when first moved to Long Island,
Speaker 7: I was three or four years old and we'd walked through.
Speaker 2: Back then there was lots.
Speaker 7: There was a lot of houses were up, so there
Speaker 7: was all lots and hills and weeds, and she.
Speaker 2: Would tell me what mushrooms to pick.
Speaker 7: She knew that that's good, that's no good, that's no good,
Speaker 7: that's a good.
Speaker 2: And when no one got sick, she knew the right mushrooms.
Speaker 2: It's amazing death cat that don't care.
Speaker 5: But I think it's very challenging because if you make mistake.
Speaker 2: That's you know, like, yeah, you died. I was.
Speaker 6: I couldn't remember the name of the movie I told you,
Speaker 6: like a Phantom threat, So it was movie where the
Speaker 6: Wife because I remember the episode, but I didn't remember
Speaker 6: the name the movie mushrooms.
Speaker 5: So she decided, yeah, you know, so that she decided
Speaker 5: to make him a tea and annulment, right, so.
Speaker 6: It's kind of double trouble, you know, make sure that
Speaker 6: he will pass away after that, and it's your life Mike.
Speaker 5: You know, killer is a killer whatever, But if you do.
Speaker 6: Self defense, it's one thing, and you know you didn't
Speaker 6: want it.
Speaker 5: It wasn't intentional.
Speaker 6: But if you're planning it, you're thinking, you're trying to
Speaker 6: find the best way to do it, it's probably horrible
Speaker 6: because you're very sick and delusional.
Speaker 5: And whatever you're doing.
Speaker 6: But I hope that was technically understand these people.
Speaker 7: You know, that's Nicole Kidman movie, The Big Guild. That
Speaker 7: was The Big Guile. The Cole Kidman was in that
Speaker 7: movie with the mushrooms. The Poison a famous book, That's
Speaker 7: why I think so.
Speaker 2: I think it was a book, The Big Guild.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was a famous book.
Speaker 2: Sophia Coupla directed it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, right, a big novel from Don Siegel nineteen seventy one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, adaptation from a novel. Yeah, if they people, they
Speaker 2: fucking poison people.
Speaker 1: So what you have to do is you have to
Speaker 1: find an item to cook where there's dan there's there's
Speaker 1: inherent danger in that item, like there's that fish that
Speaker 1: you like. People prepare and if you know how to
Speaker 1: prepare it, it's fine, but if you prepare it wrong,
Speaker 1: you poison pee lionfish whatever, so you could you could
Speaker 1: invite your in laws over for a little lionfish, right right,
Speaker 1: and but that would be that your alibi. Hey fu's lionfish.
Speaker 1: I thought I did it right, but I mean.
Speaker 2: That's a idea.
Speaker 7: She made a mistake by throwing the processor out in
Speaker 7: the garbage, like you gotta you gotta think ahead.
Speaker 2: But you're right.
Speaker 7: The fact that she didn't get poisoned with the same
Speaker 7: meal is just stupidity.
Speaker 2: You know, you can't. You're not gonna get far with
Speaker 2: that excuse.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm trying to remember she might have said she
Speaker 1: might have not eaten it and given some ex I mean,
Speaker 1: she was all over the place in this thing, but
Speaker 1: she It looked like for a while that she had
Speaker 1: gotten away with it because they didn't have enough enough
Speaker 1: evidence until they found that that. They call it a dehydrator,
Speaker 1: a food dehydrator. I don't know that that's a thing.
Speaker 2: I never heard of it.
Speaker 7: I guess, oh yeah, yeah, yeah, that's how you make
Speaker 7: like a fruit into like not jerky. But that's how
Speaker 7: you take an apricot and turn it into a dry
Speaker 7: piece of food you could have later, you know, last forever.
Speaker 2: Kind of ship I think I never had that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was a food dehydrate on the stand she took.
Speaker 1: She took the stand in her own trial, and she
Speaker 1: claimed she tossed it out out of panic and the
Speaker 1: the dehydrator was recovered by police and a forensic examination
Speaker 1: uncovered her fingerprints on it. She's still awaiting sentencing on
Speaker 1: this thing. I mean, that's multiple murder. I mean, I
Speaker 1: don't know, uh what they do in Australia, but I
Speaker 1: would think that they're gonna lock you throw away the
Speaker 1: key on this one.
Speaker 7: She could have just she could have just thrown a
Speaker 7: koala bear with chlamydia onto her relatives, you know, the
Speaker 7: koala bears, Like I told.
Speaker 1: You, Yeah, no, and you did? You did? You did
Speaker 1: say that she might have had a better chance of
Speaker 1: getting away with that. But that won't kill you. So
Speaker 1: she should have gone with the lionfish. She should have
Speaker 1: gone with the lionfish. But if you have the means
Speaker 1: and you happen to be in New York City, I
Speaker 1: highly recommend the beef. Wellington won it by Land.
Speaker 2: Is it still there?
Speaker 1: It's got to still be there.
Speaker 2: It was.
Speaker 1: It was such a great restaurant. I can't imagine it's
Speaker 1: not there.
Speaker 5: We are going there, and Kenny.
Speaker 2: So you're going there.
Speaker 1: Oh you made a reservation there.
Speaker 5: Now York, But I don't know the police hold it's.
Speaker 1: One of by land too, if by sea. Let's see
Speaker 1: if it's still there.
Speaker 2: I see it, but it's not.
Speaker 7: I don't think it's downtown anymore, Mike, I think they
Speaker 7: what let me see?
Speaker 1: How could they move it? It was in Aaron Burr's. Uh,
Speaker 1: I know place, marriage house.
Speaker 7: No, it's still there in nineteen seventy three. Uh, yeah,
Speaker 7: one of them. It's gorgeous in there. It's such a
Speaker 7: very romantic, Yeah.
Speaker 1: Incredibly romantic. Nny probably won't fall asleep in there if
Speaker 1: you bring him in there. Too romantic for him to fall.
Speaker 2: So they don't play, don't.
Speaker 6: One time we've been traveling. I don't remember if I
Speaker 6: share that with you. Where in Spain? I wanted to
Speaker 6: show Kenny around. I want to introduce him to the
Speaker 6: local culture because I represented euro blah blah blah. So
Speaker 6: we go in Barcelona. I take the best seats to
Speaker 6: surprise him. Tell me the name of the dance where
Speaker 6: they do It's.
Speaker 3: Impossible and river dance.
Speaker 1: Oh, oh, it's the Spanish river dance.
Speaker 2: I know what you mean.
Speaker 5: So loud. Even if you'd you can come back from life.
Speaker 1: You can come back to life.
Speaker 5: And guess what you fell asleep at the first.
Speaker 6: I look at him already that time.
Speaker 5: It was a sign.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was your that was your warning, that was
Speaker 1: your chance, that was your chance to escape. You blew it.
Speaker 7: Now you watch Sean Hannity three times a day, you
Speaker 7: repeats it.
Speaker 1: I don't think I don't think he's on. I don't
Speaker 1: think he's on three times a day. But maybe it's
Speaker 1: all right. I got a I've got a a story.
Speaker 1: I'm dying to get IRENA's take on this. This happened
Speaker 1: just outside of Lafayette, Louisiana. So my my old stomping grounds,
Speaker 1: where a woman by the name of Krista Parker who
Speaker 1: had a six year old son named dj. They were
Speaker 1: at this uh Paragon casino resort, so a big casino
Speaker 1: resort in the area, on the fourth of July and whatever,
Speaker 1: something happened. They weren't watching the sun and uh and
Speaker 1: the sun went under water in the pool and uh
Speaker 1: uh and you know, all of a sudden, he's he's drowned,
Speaker 1: he's lifeless. They they yank him out of the out
Speaker 1: of the pool, and and they perform h CPR on
Speaker 1: him and uh, and then he gets taken to a
Speaker 1: local hospital where he's treated and actually has a miraculous
Speaker 1: uh recovery. But when the kid wakes up memory six
Speaker 1: years old, he wakes up and he tells them that
Speaker 1: he met God and he went he went to heaven
Speaker 1: and he met God, wow, and and that that he
Speaker 1: wanted the world to come together and for people to
Speaker 1: of all races to love each other. That he was
Speaker 1: bringing God's message back from heaven. So as he's coming back, uh,
Speaker 1: you know, consciously, that's the first thing he relates to everyone,
Speaker 1: is that he's been he and he's met God and
Speaker 1: these are gods wishes. Any six years old.
Speaker 2: You can't.
Speaker 7: I mean, a six year old's not going to come
Speaker 7: up with that kind of elaborate lie.
Speaker 2: That's pretty innocent.
Speaker 1: And he didn't suffer any brain or damage or heart damage,
Speaker 1: So Irena, any thoughts about that way.
Speaker 6: Yes, absolutely, yes, And it's interesting that you mentioned a
Speaker 6: sorry because I had a similar story. Believe me or not,
Speaker 6: I talk to people and I always love talking to
Speaker 6: people when they we dive into spirituality, but I didn't
Speaker 6: expect it to have.
Speaker 5: That type of conversation in one of cigar lounges.
Speaker 6: So Kenny has all these guys he's ben been out with,
Speaker 6: and one of the guys he tells me Irina, wait
Speaker 6: a second, my wife.
Speaker 5: She will come over, and she's very different. She's very different.
Speaker 6: I had no idea because every husband who was in
Speaker 6: love with his wife or she was ex wife, whatever,
Speaker 6: they stay to be friends.
Speaker 5: He thinks she's different and unique.
Speaker 6: So I expect her, beautiful black lady comes and we
Speaker 6: start talking into her and somehow I had no idea
Speaker 6: how we got into that conversation. She tells me the
Speaker 6: story because we started to talk about spirituality, God and
Speaker 6: her mother.
Speaker 5: Is Catholic, her father is Muslim.
Speaker 1: Hmm.
Speaker 6: She was six or eight at the same age around
Speaker 6: it she passed away. They started the funeral because.
Speaker 1: She was the funeral.
Speaker 5: Yeah, she was dead for a few days. She's dark
Speaker 5: gun for they so they brought all this organization. They
Speaker 5: invited priests from Catholic church.
Speaker 6: To respect mother's parts of the family, and they invited
Speaker 6: I don't know how to call it, the like Muslim
Speaker 6: person to all to you know, like to bless your
Speaker 6: soul to go and guess what she's coming back. She's
Speaker 6: waken up after four days and she tells the story.
Speaker 6: It was difficult to believe, but I do believe it's
Speaker 6: very similar.
Speaker 5: To your story.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 6: She god, he saw angels, and she saw a little
Speaker 6: Jesus Christ. And I asked you, okay, I have a
Speaker 6: few cautions for you. Why he was little, she said,
Speaker 6: because I asked you why you're small Jesus? And she said,
Speaker 6: because I.
Speaker 5: Come to you as a representative.
Speaker 6: Of God in the image that would be clear enough
Speaker 6: to you. You are small. So I came to you
Speaker 6: in a small version of.
Speaker 1: Oh so he was young, not like not like a
Speaker 1: little person he was. He was younger like Gesus, like you,
Speaker 1: you know, because.
Speaker 7: Like you said this this, I got into that details.
Speaker 6: So I after, what do you see? She said, I
Speaker 6: see a tonal. I go through it. It's it's dangerous,
Speaker 6: it's typicult. You have no idea what it is. After
Speaker 6: you drop over there, after you see the light and
Speaker 6: you feel so so great that you don't want to
Speaker 6: come back at all. So I asked on the way,
Speaker 6: you know, because I see angels and archangels and all
Speaker 6: this hierarchy of the world and universe, and she said
Speaker 6: who is God?
Speaker 5: And she comes to God and said who are you?
Speaker 5: And God?
Speaker 6: As I'm the light and she got back and it
Speaker 6: was after a few days. And that's absolutely this story
Speaker 6: is the absent replica of my personal belief because I
Speaker 6: was born in Estrician. If you look at my body,
Speaker 6: I have a few different tattoos represented different religions, which
Speaker 6: makes sense to me. Not because I don't know who
Speaker 6: I am. It's because I think that it's all the same.
Speaker 6: God is the only one. It's everywhere, all over the place.
Speaker 6: And your sorry was so fascinating. So I think that
Speaker 6: a huge connection because why he saw Jesus, you know,
Speaker 6: because that was the language that he could and or
Speaker 6: he was he was a Jewish kid, Yes, it was
Speaker 6: a jewsh kid. He wants to be a mir now.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah.
Speaker 5: You know the other thing, My teacher of English is
Speaker 5: from Canada and she's very, very, very religious and very Christian.
Speaker 6: So she told me that the roots of being Christian
Speaker 6: and being Jewish it's absolutely the same. But there was
Speaker 6: part of Jews who linked to Christian people, and they
Speaker 6: are part of Jews who said it no, Massa never came.
Speaker 6: So it's interesting because if you dive into all the
Speaker 6: spiritual stuff, even to celebration, to the events, to the names,
Speaker 6: you will see it's so similar.
Speaker 1: It's just it's okay, can we go back though for
Speaker 1: a second. So I just want to these people, they
Speaker 1: were they in this country when this happened. Where she's American?
Speaker 1: She's American. Well you said one was Muslim and one
Speaker 1: one was Catholic, so she's she's okay, but this all happened, Okay,
Speaker 1: this all happened in the United States, So yes, okay,
Speaker 1: it happened at a funeral. Okay, but the funeral is
Speaker 1: post embombing, so like she she had to.
Speaker 2: No blood in her You can't.
Speaker 1: You can't wake up at your funeral.
Speaker 2: Maybe it's not the funeral.
Speaker 6: It was a procedure, and maybe it was before because
Speaker 6: they invited priest and the other side to pray for
Speaker 6: your soul.
Speaker 2: I don't think.
Speaker 1: But this is after days. So she's like in the
Speaker 1: she's like in the morgue. She's laying in the little
Speaker 1: Porto seven year old not dead girl.
Speaker 5: I have no idea. I know she's a little bit
Speaker 5: older than me.
Speaker 2: Maybe America.
Speaker 1: Color me skeptic on this one.
Speaker 6: But I'll meet your husband, who will explain you this story. Okay,
Speaker 6: you knows better details because you guys can all hung out.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'll call them three o'clock in the morning tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Uh no, listen my husband.
Speaker 1: No, no, there's some ship that goes on in that
Speaker 1: cigar lounge. I don't I don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 2: Look, you know, yeah, we gotta look into that.
Speaker 7: But I'll tell you I believe in stories like that
Speaker 7: because the afterlife I had experienced a couple. But the
Speaker 7: last one was when I was really in bad shape
Speaker 7: with COVID and intensive care for eight days.
Speaker 2: I mean, nothing was working.
Speaker 7: It crazy pneumonia, four days, incredible pain, and I'm in
Speaker 7: a morphine sleep.
Speaker 2: You know, a dream and my nephew Jackie had just died.
Speaker 7: And one of our listeners, Chris Elize, great cool guy,
Speaker 7: fucking French paratrooper, real patriotic.
Speaker 2: He drops that too.
Speaker 7: My dream was I'm going to this house, beautiful big
Speaker 7: house Chris liked to cook.
Speaker 2: He's in the backyard.
Speaker 7: Working the grill, and I pulled my car to the
Speaker 7: driveway and the fucking sky opens up just torrential rain,
Speaker 7: you can't open your car door, and I'm looking like
Speaker 7: should I go in? And my nephew Jackie comes to
Speaker 7: the door and says to me, don't come it, No,
Speaker 7: don't come today.
Speaker 2: It's not it's not worth it. Bro.
Speaker 7: We'll let you know, but we'll do it again. Like essentially,
Speaker 7: both of them telling me you're not ready for ust
Speaker 7: it just go. You're fine, You're gonna live scared me
Speaker 7: shit out of me. But it also it just makes
Speaker 7: you go. Like, like, my daughter Roxy saw a picture
Speaker 7: of my dog Cheesaret.
Speaker 2: She never met Chezray. Chesray was born when Lola was pregnant.
Speaker 7: I mean, Cheesray died when Lola was pregnant with Roxy,
Speaker 7: And I always thought maybe he thought I was gonna
Speaker 7: have a family.
Speaker 2: He wanted to get away and give me more room.
Speaker 2: Whatever the fuck.
Speaker 7: Roxy sees this picture two years old and says, oh,
Speaker 7: I was Chesserray when I was a baby.
Speaker 2: Two years old. Just I mean, yet you could say
Speaker 2: it's a kid.
Speaker 7: They say crazy things, but she told me that she
Speaker 7: was Chaserray when she was a baby.
Speaker 2: It blew my mind.
Speaker 6: Your husband was a dog, because he'll pitied animals or
Speaker 6: with people. She will never ever take care physically if
Speaker 6: somebody is bleeding or something like that about the person.
Speaker 5: Okay, I never say never because I never saw it,
Speaker 5: because I know he attitude.
Speaker 6: But when it's dog and something in Eva's ear or
Speaker 6: believe me, he can look.
Speaker 5: I can't look at this. I journal. I can do
Speaker 5: anything for a person. I could have been a nurse.
Speaker 5: I believe me. He has spent people, but always don't
Speaker 5: put dog in the crate they have I.
Speaker 2: Know, I agree, like did you that?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 6: Oh my god, I believe. I believe in incarnation very much,
Speaker 6: and I believe that week animal life to life.
Speaker 2: Biology.
Speaker 5: I think a j shows in danger.
Speaker 6: I think Mike is thinking about making it the last
Speaker 6: episode look at it.
Speaker 1: No, no, but no, Kenny's Kenny's like my wife, like
Speaker 1: Jerry Anne. Jerry Anne could be watching some movie with
Speaker 1: me where like Jason Statham has killed one hundred and
Speaker 1: forty seven people. But all of a sudden, there's a
Speaker 1: dog that she thinks might get heard in the next scene.
Speaker 1: But you've turned it off. What do you need me watches?
Speaker 1: Turn it fast forward, fest vote, I'm leaving the room
Speaker 1: fast forward after the honey one hundred and forty six
Speaker 1: people got decapitated in the last half hour, and you're
Speaker 1: worried about the Schnauzer that might get kicked in the
Speaker 1: next scene. But that's She's exactly Listen. I'll never forget this.
Speaker 1: When me and Mike and Kenny.
Speaker 7: Hooked up, well, it's got to be like eight nine
Speaker 7: years ago before the podcast, maybe nine ten years ago
Speaker 7: in your backyard, and I hadn't seen Kenny for a while,
Speaker 7: and he was showing me a picture of his dog.
Speaker 7: He was still married at this point or about no.
Speaker 7: They were, they were getting it was good. It was
Speaker 7: coming to an end, but they were still together. And
Speaker 7: he showed me my dog and he just said, it
Speaker 7: just died. I said, oh, I'm sorry. He says, you know,
Speaker 7: it was a month. But I would have spent every
Speaker 7: penny in my life to keep that dog alive.
Speaker 2: I never forgot.
Speaker 7: I never forgot that he said that because we all
Speaker 7: to do the same thing. I mean, if you heard
Speaker 7: Mike story on the fucking airplane with.
Speaker 2: The puppies.
Speaker 1: Clean cleaning ship twice.
Speaker 2: That's a metal story.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like the dog knew the dog his whole life
Speaker 1: deuced new I still owe you for that.
Speaker 6: I love animals, but I'm pro people, and he's definitely
Speaker 6: animals don't disappoint you.
Speaker 2: People do.
Speaker 1: That's it, all right, I gotta change topic again. I'm
Speaker 1: determined this this episode to get through a couple of
Speaker 1: these a couple of these topics. Okay, so Irena, Uranus entered,
Speaker 1: Uranus entered entered Gemini for the first time in eighty
Speaker 1: four years.
Speaker 6: Uh oh.
Speaker 1: No, this is this is important. Uranus entered Gemini for
Speaker 1: the first time in eighty four years. And and every
Speaker 1: time this happens, some really big ship happens, right, yes
Speaker 1: it is.
Speaker 6: And I have to tell you what because I even
Speaker 6: came prepared here.
Speaker 5: Listen, I have to tell you what lossie. So I'm
Speaker 5: telling to my husband. I kiss Gemini, you know, And
Speaker 5: I said, Kenny, Kenny.
Speaker 6: You have to know what happened. Is what happened? I said,
Speaker 6: Uranus entered Gemini. He looks at me, absolutely seriously.
Speaker 1: I know exactly what he said.
Speaker 6: And he said, you know, usually I said, Gemini and
Speaker 6: this Uranus exactly.
Speaker 14: You can't serve it up. You can't serve it up
Speaker 14: any better than that to him. Of course, Kenny.
Speaker 1: The last time we talked about Gemini entering your anus.
Speaker 1: Your husband gave me a hard time, so we need
Speaker 1: to we need to move on.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, so okay, and we have president who is Gemini.
Speaker 6: But it's not only that Gemini will go under the influence.
Speaker 6: And I prepared a little like, you know, kind of
Speaker 6: research about it. So when you think about the planet,
Speaker 6: which is Uranus, it's a very unpredictable big planet. Why
Speaker 6: because everything what you don't plan. Let's say you have
Speaker 6: no idea next month you're gonna move, or you have
Speaker 6: no idea you're gonna win the lottery, or you have
Speaker 6: no idea you're gonna go into I don't know, like
Speaker 6: car crash or something something that is coming from the universe,
Speaker 6: or to help you, to teach you. And Ranis can
Speaker 6: be very kind to you because sometimes you have to
Speaker 6: go down to get up after in life. And it
Speaker 6: could be not strict to you because it's not the
Speaker 6: role of Saturn.
Speaker 5: That's a very disciplined planet. But Uranis just kills your plan,
Speaker 5: you know, like and tells.
Speaker 6: You that God God's plan is much better for you,
Speaker 6: and you'll see how it's gonna work out for you.
Speaker 5: Yes, it's recently started. Yes, it's gonna influence.
Speaker 6: Most to fall Gemini, but all others are the ex
Speaker 6: science as well, and I have to tell you more,
Speaker 6: it's gonna influence the glow on very worldwide level as well,
Speaker 6: because it could be unpredictable technologies could be developed, Unpredictable
Speaker 6: vaccine could be invented.
Speaker 5: Unpredictable wars or some kind.
Speaker 6: Of you know, disagreements could happen in politics. Unpredictable currencies
Speaker 6: could be implemented. And let's say something tomorrow I don't wish,
Speaker 6: of course, can happen two dollars or I don't know all.
Speaker 5: This bitcoin stuff which is know how because luranius it's.
Speaker 6: Not only about unpredictability, but it's also about lack of control,
Speaker 6: and it's about technical know how. So everything which is
Speaker 6: not invented yet, that's going to be a very revolutionary
Speaker 6: eighty four years and especially for Jemi itself eighty years
Speaker 6: so in Aramius in Gemini will impact the as indut
Speaker 6: what does it mean? As ind, it's the beginning of
Speaker 6: the proscope and bring in sudden changes in image, daily
Speaker 6: routine and there are renewed zestful life, which it mean
Speaker 6: What does it mean let's say aj who Gemini.
Speaker 5: You know, he will decide it.
Speaker 6: Okay, I will cut off my hair, I will go bold,
Speaker 6: you know. Or I decide I do something so total
Speaker 6: change of look, total change of style.
Speaker 5: Or I will we are not black, just cowerful stuff.
Speaker 5: Or I want to go to Jim. I don't know.
Speaker 5: I want to create six pacts.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 3: That's my new decision.
Speaker 6: So Jen and I will impress us with absolutely new routine,
Speaker 6: new image, new look, and presence in the society.
Speaker 5: The second field for them, they could be accidentally with
Speaker 5: no plan, fall in love or get the worst. So
Speaker 5: I don't know if I should be very happy about.
Speaker 2: It because all my husbands will fall in.
Speaker 6: Love with me again and a new perspective because we're
Speaker 6: already married. But I'm just telling you that it could
Speaker 6: be a sudden love that you don't plan and you
Speaker 6: don't think that how that could happen for you?
Speaker 2: Ah, I would love that. Yeah, I would love that well, and.
Speaker 6: Could be a very very fast marriage that you would
Speaker 6: say never ever in my life. Forget about this. I
Speaker 6: don't need all these stamps. Books happened took collected? Yes
Speaker 6: as well? What it could be? So kind of love
Speaker 6: from the first side as well. It would be a
Speaker 6: year of opportunity starting from July seventh when Uranis took over,
Speaker 6: and it will be very important because could be a
Speaker 6: lot of unpredictable things in your Korea. That's a third
Speaker 6: field that would be influenced, not cured, but influenced by.
Speaker 5: Urani's in Gemini. Why because let's say.
Speaker 6: You've been podcaster and you just said it, you know what,
Speaker 6: I want to come back on radio.
Speaker 5: I took the decision, so or you want to go
Speaker 5: on television. That's it. You know podcasts is not enough
Speaker 5: for me.
Speaker 6: So it could be a sudden change of your professional direction.
Speaker 6: And as well, it's very important during this period of
Speaker 6: time to keep your belief system very strong because sudden
Speaker 6: changes can also put you down. Let's say I don't know,
Speaker 6: you're expecting some kind of paper and you are not
Speaker 6: receiving it, so first thing, first impression, or you're expecting
Speaker 6: a job, you get upset.
Speaker 5: But maybe life is giving you the other opportunity in
Speaker 5: a different country or in a different job. So you
Speaker 5: always have to keep in your mind because Ernis will
Speaker 5: could be.
Speaker 6: Very killing, emotionally killing for people who don't take God's
Speaker 6: plan as much more important than your own. So that's
Speaker 6: a very good choice for the next not only eighty four,
Speaker 6: but especially the next.
Speaker 5: Eight years to give up.
Speaker 1: Well, it's gonna be eight years. It's gonna be it's
Speaker 1: going to be eight years.
Speaker 5: It's a strong, strong influence.
Speaker 6: It's for Gemini, you know, for Gemini, especially because I
Speaker 6: separated it a little bit on the worldwide level that
Speaker 6: I already spoke about that it's been new currencies, new inventions,
Speaker 6: new technology.
Speaker 1: No I know, but it's gonna last for eight years
Speaker 1: for Gemini.
Speaker 5: It's going to be a stroke influence for eight years.
Speaker 7: Jesus, Hey, that's a lot. That's a long time. I
Speaker 7: help them alive.
Speaker 1: Well, I said, last time it happened is when World
Speaker 1: War two started, right, that would make sense. Nineteen forty
Speaker 1: one was the last time Uranus was in Gemin. I
Speaker 1: was from nineteen forty one to nineteen forty nine.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 5: And now it will go.
Speaker 6: The other thing that I had to mention in the
Speaker 6: House number nine, House number nine, it's a foreign affairs,
Speaker 6: religion and politics. So in our case it will touch
Speaker 6: all those fils. So society worldwide should be ready for
Speaker 6: something that we have no idea what's going on?
Speaker 1: Maybe it's great. So society for eight years has to
Speaker 1: be ready to be completely fopped by something we have
Speaker 1: no idea what's going on?
Speaker 7: Okay, I feel like we're there now. I feel like
Speaker 7: it's already happening.
Speaker 2: You know, we all think it is.
Speaker 1: I think it is happening.
Speaker 2: You know what?
Speaker 1: I think the first sign of it is what our
Speaker 1: fourth story? Because I'm getting through all four stories.
Speaker 2: To wowowing right through? What do we got our.
Speaker 1: Our fourth story is the example of Uranus. Now in Gemini,
Speaker 1: the original, the very first ever Arimez birkenbag was sold
Speaker 1: at auction by Sotheby's for ten point one million dollars.
Speaker 2: What the find?
Speaker 1: Okay, now, now Arena, I know you are into the
Speaker 1: Chanel and the Burkins. And look, my wife can My
Speaker 1: wife can see a burkin from a half mile away
Speaker 1: and identify exactly what burkin it is, what size it is,
Speaker 1: what its composition is, and about what it should go for.
Speaker 1: It's oh shit, whether it's real? She can authenticate from
Speaker 1: a half mile distance, yes she can't. So this story
Speaker 1: so this woman, Jane Berkin is she's the inspiration for
Speaker 1: the Burken Bag. And what happened was the at the
Speaker 1: time Arimez's lead designer, the Jean Louis Dumas in nineteen
Speaker 1: eighty four, sat next to her on a plane and
Speaker 1: she had some big like a wicker basket that she
Speaker 1: carried all of her crap, and she had so much crap,
Speaker 1: and so during the flight she told him what the
Speaker 1: components were which she would need compartment wise, and how
Speaker 1: big it would have to be, and what a handle
Speaker 1: would need to be, and during the course of the
Speaker 1: flight he designed this bag, the Burken bag, and the
Speaker 1: very first one which she owned for was made for her.
Speaker 1: She had for a period of time. She sold it
Speaker 1: at auction first, I think in nineteen ninety four to
Speaker 1: benefit AIDS, so she didn't even pocket the money.
Speaker 2: It was.
Speaker 1: It was for charity. It was sold again in two thousand.
Speaker 1: I don't know what it sold for in two thousand,
Speaker 1: but I saw it. And when you hear about this,
Speaker 1: you think, oh, this thing is gonna be in pristine condition,
Speaker 1: preserved perfectly. Since no she had stickers on the freaking thing.
Speaker 1: It's it's falling apart. I mean, it's stilapidated. It's horrible
Speaker 1: it's the first one.
Speaker 7: She was a very bohemian type of singer, French, you know,
Speaker 7: very hippie type of shit, so obviously the worth is
Speaker 7: alsos all.
Speaker 2: About what she was like too. You know, it's not
Speaker 2: just any Burken bag, it's the one they made for her, you.
Speaker 1: Know well, and it has become so iconic. This bag
Speaker 1: and Kelly bags too, kind of the same thing. Burken
Speaker 1: more exclusive, I guess than than Kelly's.
Speaker 7: But here, here's the thing.
Speaker 1: Despite what these freaking bags cost, you can't just walk
Speaker 1: into their mess store and bilin. You have to be
Speaker 1: invited to builin. They have to ask you, so, did
Speaker 1: you know you can't just walk into an air mez
Speaker 1: store and purchase a burkein. Purchasing a Burken from Arimez
Speaker 1: typically requires building a relationship with a sales associate and
Speaker 1: establishing a purchase history. Airmen's reserves these quote unquote quota bags,
Speaker 1: so they make a minimum a minimum number of Oh
Speaker 1: my god, okay, Irena just walked in with some kind
Speaker 1: of book on this topic. Get so, here's a more
Speaker 1: detailed explanation. Developing a rapport with a sales associate is crucial.
Speaker 1: They're the gatekeepers to these coveted bags. Customers need to
Speaker 1: demonstrate that they are serious about the brand by purchasing
Speaker 1: other items from Arimez. This can include various products beyond bags,
Speaker 1: like scarves, shoes, et cetera. Patients and flexibility. There's no
Speaker 1: guarantee of getting a Burken even with a wrong purchase
Speaker 1: history in relationship with the sales associate. It may take time,
Speaker 1: and flexibility on the desired size, color, and hardware is
Speaker 1: often necessary. Ermez does not have an official waiting list
Speaker 1: for Burken bags. The process is more organic, based upon
Speaker 1: the relationship with that sales associate and the store's inventory.
Speaker 1: Are you kid, so you want to go spend one
Speaker 1: hundred thousand dollars on a bag? Now that's not the
Speaker 1: baseline Burke. And I think you can get a baseline
Speaker 1: Burken if you're invited to for maybe fifteen or twenty thousand.
Speaker 1: But if you want one with crocodile or you know,
Speaker 1: whatever the heck, you know, they can get into the
Speaker 1: hundreds of thousands of dollars. It's the most ridiculous thing
Speaker 1: I've ever heard of. Arena show us that book again?
Speaker 1: What is the book?
Speaker 5: That's my topic? Okay, here we are here. Do you
Speaker 5: see it's Russian? You see the market?
Speaker 1: Oh it's written in Russian.
Speaker 6: Oh you'll see and you'll see here the girl who
Speaker 6: is crying. Yes, it's beat Okay, do you see who
Speaker 6: is this girl?
Speaker 2: I like it? Who is it?
Speaker 5: Okay? That looks like a little bit maybe now, but
Speaker 5: it looks like a little bit like me.
Speaker 1: So it was like, I like you?
Speaker 5: Is it?
Speaker 3: Wait?
Speaker 1: Was that? Does that model after you?
Speaker 2: To you?
Speaker 5: It's not model? You see? Who is the author of
Speaker 5: this book?
Speaker 2: Oh? I don't know her name, but that's her.
Speaker 5: It's me, it's me.
Speaker 2: You wait, that's wait stop wait, that's your picture that we.
Speaker 1: We're seeing it inverted. So that's why we can't I
Speaker 1: couldn't read it. Oh now we can okay, Oh wow,
Speaker 1: yeah beautiful. How old are you there?
Speaker 5: Twenty four?
Speaker 1: Wow? Okay? So at twenty four you were crying that
Speaker 1: you wanted a Burkin.
Speaker 5: No, you have his story. You know that I came
Speaker 5: from Ukraine.
Speaker 6: Yes, family an opportunity to buy Tona Chanel financially, but
Speaker 6: we never ever had connections for Burkin.
Speaker 5: I mean, because to buy as far as you.
Speaker 7: Wait, wait, wait, they're an opportunity to buy Chanelle, not
Speaker 7: the brand to my family. No, I thought you they
Speaker 7: wanted to buy the Chanel brand or Chanel bag.
Speaker 5: No. No, I mean like I had tons of Chanel bags.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, No, I never cared.
Speaker 6: I'm not bragging. I'm just telling you because I had it.
Speaker 6: But I never never had burken in my life because
Speaker 6: we never had connections. My father was the businessman.
Speaker 5: He never cared about getting connections in brand and so whatever.
Speaker 6: I was married for the first time and I moved
Speaker 6: to Moscow, which is hated initially because I didn't want
Speaker 6: to live there and I had no idea that my husband,
Speaker 6: well we already have been married by that time in Russia,
Speaker 6: he would be absolutely screwed up. And because he was
Speaker 6: in a proper society of politicians in Russia, and he
Speaker 6: wanted everybody to.
Speaker 5: Be very impressed the way I look, the way I.
Speaker 6: Speaking speak, the languages he had to show me as
Speaker 6: a trophy wife.
Speaker 5: Blah blah blah.
Speaker 6: I hated it, absolutely hated, but he was starting to
Speaker 6: buy me never know never what I like, but he started.
Speaker 5: To buy me burkins.
Speaker 6: Why because he wanted everybody to see how much he
Speaker 6: loves his wife, how much, how much he is presentable,
Speaker 6: So it was not about presentation of me.
Speaker 5: It was presentation of him and his But you.
Speaker 1: Had multiple, multiple burkins.
Speaker 5: I had twelve burkins?
Speaker 1: What I had?
Speaker 7: If youd that you just you left them with all
Speaker 7: the bags, right, you didn't take the bag?
Speaker 1: Sorry, okay, I'm just thinking the war might be over
Speaker 1: your burkins, I.
Speaker 5: Said, what happens?
Speaker 6: So I tell him, but what if I like something different?
Speaker 6: He said, it's you don't understand. One time I had
Speaker 6: an episode when I wanted to dress up and one
Speaker 6: of them, of them, of twelve those things, because he
Speaker 6: was bringing them like tomatoes at home, and he.
Speaker 5: Has like one time he brought two of them.
Speaker 1: I look at this, want you want to bring home
Speaker 1: for tomatoes or another burkin? Which which do you prefer? Guys? Okay,
Speaker 1: but you gotta go slower, and we can't understand you.
Speaker 1: So the audience can't understand if you don't go slow, sluck.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 6: So he brings them and he's kind of he looks
Speaker 6: at it as a prestige, as image of our family,
Speaker 6: and he's investing money into that because you know, thanks
Speaker 6: to your wife that after you can resell it.
Speaker 5: If you know. Probably now you can do it with
Speaker 5: Chanel too.
Speaker 6: By that time, Chanelle was a pleasure, not investment, but
Speaker 6: Burken was always an investment.
Speaker 5: No matter what happens, He's buying.
Speaker 6: He bought, Crocodile, he bought or I had one crocodile,
Speaker 6: I had ten of regular ones.
Speaker 5: And one this bird. You know this it's very prestigious.
Speaker 5: Well I forgot.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 5: Yes, it's a little bit.
Speaker 6: So one time I had an episode when we were
Speaker 6: going out and I felt like I'm a part of
Speaker 6: the movie sleeping with the animal, with.
Speaker 1: The sleeping with the enemy.
Speaker 6: Yes, so I'm dressed up and I'm in pink and
Speaker 6: I said, uh, may like, what do you think? And
Speaker 6: I take one of those bags and it was just
Speaker 6: regular back and he told me, I kidden me going change.
Speaker 15: I said, why we are going to the most prestigious
Speaker 15: place with people who are working with me, you have
Speaker 15: to go and take crocodile.
Speaker 5: What people would think about me? And I was crying.
Speaker 6: I said, what if I think I feel like, like,
Speaker 6: you know, being in pink tonight, because that's how I
Speaker 6: want to be dressed up to it.
Speaker 5: He said, who cares.
Speaker 6: It's a very important event once a year, go and
Speaker 6: change crocodile every single time. Those crocodile burkins that never
Speaker 6: made me happy. I never wanted them. I never liked
Speaker 6: want I like the idea of this bag, not because
Speaker 6: it's difficult to get it, because they created a huge
Speaker 6: marketing campaign about it, not because it's expensive, because I
Speaker 6: really consider it to be very cool.
Speaker 5: For the style. I like it. I like Kelly, I
Speaker 5: like Burkin.
Speaker 6: But it never was And by the end of the story,
Speaker 6: when I decided I'm leaving this guy, I can't breash
Speaker 6: with him. I would die here in this relationship because
Speaker 6: really I'm suffocating here. And guess what I did. Because
Speaker 6: he was buying only my stuff, and it was his point.
Speaker 6: So I put everything color by color, twelve f burkins
Speaker 6: with sparks, with all outfits color by color, and I
Speaker 6: took my that I no, no, I had my luggage
Speaker 6: with my things that I came and and I took
Speaker 6: just because I had to take my papers and the
Speaker 6: marriage certificates to get divorced with him. And I ran
Speaker 6: away in the middle of the day when he had
Speaker 6: the meeting and I had only this, you know, like
Speaker 6: public thing that you called products in and I didn't care.
Speaker 5: I published it. It was one of the most famous books.
Speaker 5: People in Ukraine knew it. People knew the story.
Speaker 2: What I called the movie.
Speaker 5: I have shot movie based on that story, and you
Speaker 5: know I.
Speaker 1: Was okay, wait wait eran Irian. So they made a move.
Speaker 1: Someone made a movie out of the story.
Speaker 6: I filmed the movie with local with Russian and Ukrainian celebrities.
Speaker 5: It's ten minutes movie. And I did called a Spectator.
Speaker 6: That was a half a year of my work, and
Speaker 6: the published a book. That's how am I writing?
Speaker 1: Because now I'm okay. But you know what we're gonna do.
Speaker 1: We're gonna we're gonna dub the movie in Englis. We're
Speaker 1: gonna have you do the voice over in English so
Speaker 1: we can re release the movie in English.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Now, what's the name of the book. What's the
Speaker 2: name of the book?
Speaker 6: What's my mysster destiny? Or nine months? Is that's exactly
Speaker 6: how long my marriage lasted?
Speaker 2: Nine months?
Speaker 1: And you left the Birkins behind.
Speaker 5: That burke after I may I never had author.
Speaker 1: You didn't want to go for the for the Burkins
Speaker 1: in the divorce, you didn't ask for the Burkins in
Speaker 1: the divorce settlement.
Speaker 5: When I'm done, You don't know that I've done. I
Speaker 5: can live everything.
Speaker 2: That's amazing you left there.
Speaker 1: You didn't ask first cent from him? Nothing, of course not.
Speaker 5: I don't. First of all, I had my own money.
Speaker 2: What a great girl.
Speaker 6: I I against my family to marry him because I
Speaker 6: wanted to be with him.
Speaker 5: He's a person who invested in wrong values. I love bags,
Speaker 5: Billy Nella bags, fivey bags. But I gonna live with
Speaker 5: somebody for a bag.
Speaker 1: Is there a Russian divorced statute of limitations? Or can we?
Speaker 1: Can we go after him now? For the I want
Speaker 1: the Birkins.
Speaker 2: Damn like to go back there there, I wrote, I.
Speaker 6: Don't want anything. I didn't have any print up with him.
Speaker 6: In my culture, we don't send this.
Speaker 7: I can send a couple of guys from New York
Speaker 7: to Moscow and knock on his door.
Speaker 2: To your husband, But wait, you did.
Speaker 1: You did get officially divorced. I mean he had to,
Speaker 1: he had to agree to divorce, right, Yes, yes, it took.
Speaker 6: A happy year for me to get divorced with him,
Speaker 6: or even longer. My father paid to the lawyers.
Speaker 5: Here.
Speaker 1: Did you ever see him again? After you walked out there?
Speaker 1: Do you have you ever spoken to him again after
Speaker 1: you walked out that she's.
Speaker 6: Good, said, I went to three years very deep therapy
Speaker 6: to heal from him.
Speaker 1: Wow, okay, but you're healed now, right, So you wouldn't
Speaker 1: be offended if I reached out to say that you
Speaker 1: would like the Berkins with Jerry. Oh if I tell
Speaker 1: Jerry and the story child learn Russian in a week
Speaker 1: to reach out to the woman.
Speaker 7: Get right now.
Speaker 5: Now you're ready for the second part of the story.
Speaker 2: Which is possible.
Speaker 5: I had the best girlfriend who was born with me
Speaker 5: at the same date, March eleven. She was my best
Speaker 5: friend who already cheated on me once.
Speaker 6: He has stolen the idea for the TV show from
Speaker 6: me and pitched it when I was traveling for the television.
Speaker 5: So okay, I forgave her.
Speaker 6: Because I said, maybe she's young, blah blah blah, it
Speaker 6: doesn't matter. You know, a relationship metamre. I missed her
Speaker 6: very much, so listen what happens. She knew how difficult
Speaker 6: my relationship was my first husband. She saw all my tears,
Speaker 6: everything because I was cut off from the conversations with everybody,
Speaker 6: even from my family. She was the only guest in
Speaker 6: my home in Mowscool. I talked to you. When I
Speaker 6: got back to my parents, I called you and said,
Speaker 6: I beg you never ever. If he reached out to you,
Speaker 6: never tell him where I am. He already knows, but
Speaker 6: don't do that. And she's calling me in one week
Speaker 6: and she wasn't attractive woman.
Speaker 5: I can admit when woman is attractive. That wasn't about this.
Speaker 6: So she's calling me in one week she's supposed to
Speaker 6: get married with the other guy, and one week before
Speaker 6: your marriage. And after one week I left my husband,
Speaker 6: when I'm still married, She's calling me and said, I'm
Speaker 6: sitting here with my mother, not my your mother, in
Speaker 6: front of your husband. I have a question for you.
Speaker 6: Are you sure you will never ever come.
Speaker 5: Back to art? I said, never ever? So guess what
Speaker 5: that was my last conversation with your Next day she
Speaker 5: moved in.
Speaker 2: I was gonna say, yeah, and guess what.
Speaker 1: She's got the Burkins.
Speaker 2: She's got the Birkins.
Speaker 16: Now, I I think I think that that is uh
Speaker 16: in the the Arames Book of Birkins.
Speaker 1: That's a mat you could one woman, you can you
Speaker 1: can you can have commerce with Birkins. You know, you
Speaker 1: can sell a burkeen, but a woman cannot take over
Speaker 1: your burkins by by taking over your that's clearly in
Speaker 1: the bylaws. We'll have to check on that. I don't
Speaker 1: think she could do that to you.
Speaker 7: Listen, my first I never had a wife that well.
Speaker 7: I'm sure my wife's wanted expensive. I never did that
Speaker 7: kind of thing. Chic Out did it when he had
Speaker 7: this girlfriend he loved. He brought her every line of
Speaker 7: shoes from the you name, he brought our Mercedes.
Speaker 2: He just was head over heels.
Speaker 7: The one thing we argued about my first wife read
Speaker 7: divorced in nineteen ninety one. We didn't have the house,
Speaker 7: so I kept the house. She moved to an apartment.
Speaker 7: But uh we had we split cars up. And we
Speaker 7: were arguing about VHS tapes, like she wanted the nine
Speaker 7: and a half Week's tape, and I said, no, you
Speaker 7: know Mickey Rock and yeah, I set I'm telling Marina
Speaker 7: Sexy movie. I said no, no, just please, you're gonna
Speaker 7: live this life, let me have the movie.
Speaker 2: It's like all right, wow, yeah, wow, Yeah. She was right,
Speaker 2: and I began to live that crazy life.
Speaker 7: But no, no broking bags in my In my past,
Speaker 7: no air mais Uh had a rich girlfriend for a
Speaker 7: while whose father brought her all that ship.
Speaker 2: But she got mad.
Speaker 7: There was a fire in her bedroom or candle burned down,
Speaker 7: and I took a big lump of clothes and I
Speaker 7: put it out. The next day she got mad that
Speaker 7: those are like Armani whouses I haven't worn yet. We
Speaker 7: could have fucking died the rules on fire. So very materialistic.
Speaker 1: My wife arbitrages these things, so she'll know this is seriously.
Speaker 1: What she does is she fine Chanel or Airmez stuff.
Speaker 1: She buys it, she refurbishes it. She she'll use it
Speaker 1: for a while, she'll get tired of having it, She'll
Speaker 1: see she can make some money selling it, and then
Speaker 1: she'll go and sell it. Although she says that the
Speaker 1: market's really bad right now, it's apparently it's apparently bottomed out.
Speaker 1: I don't know. Sos may get desperate enough to allow
Speaker 1: people walking their stores to buy one. Soon the market
Speaker 1: turns bad enough, exactly. And that's a good way to
Speaker 1: end with youranus. With Uranus and Gemini, you never know
Speaker 1: what's going to happen with Amez. This could be the
Speaker 1: great destruction of amez because because of all this. Yeh,
Speaker 1: all right, folks, you are.
Speaker 2: You are.
Speaker 1: You've had it all today, a little taste of Kenny
Speaker 1: and a little bit of high society life in Moscow
Speaker 1: and everything in between.
Speaker 2: So this is a good show.
Speaker 1: I love it alright, guys, Love you, guys, talk to you. Thanks, folks,
Speaker 1: see ye all right Arena, the