Speaker 1: I made a discusion.
Speaker 2: Sunny sound, I had a vision. It's nice. Hey everybody, everybody,
We love you guys, everybody, thanks for joining us on
a Friday.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, we thought we were maybe running out of topics,
but it turns out we have plenty.
Speaker 2: We got a lot of stuff. Once they're like, okay,
we talk about this, we can talk about that. Oh
and I got to know, okay, let's go.
Speaker 1: So much happens.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I gotta say I've been a little bit proud of
myself because recently I was like, oh, I feel like
my life has kind of gotten so so so boring.
But it's kind of what you make of it. Like,
I feel like, you know, getting through the Penelope Penelope
dying was so so hard. Yeah, your painting has honestly
helped a lot. Oh shout out Robert Phelps. Yes, I
have like, Okay, I love PENELOPEA have her all over
the wall. But I've been feeling a little bit of
you know that last like nine months. I looked it up.
So she died in November, but starting in January of
that year, it was hard, like she m sundowning. It
was getting harder and harder to leave the house. Yep,
And I thought I'm just getting more boring. But part
of it was that I was it was hard to
go anywhere or do anything right, go to parties or
go I had to couldn't do it. And I have
been feeling like getting a tattoo, and I'm just more spontaneous,
like I've just been going to.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you have been doing a lot. It have been
kind of giving, very social, and everybody's like, you got
to get out more often, I'm like, why where am
I going? Where do I have to go anywhere? If
I get invited to places I go? You know, I
think that I've had an ass full of so so
much in my life that I'm perfectly happy just you know,
doing my own thing.
Speaker 1: Listen, don't get me wrong. Yesterday I was home. I
started it started with I don't know if I went
anywhere yesterday until and then at three point thirty I
started watching the Rams. Yeah, and then I watched that.
I was literally watching TV until bedtime. Right, So, don't
don't get me wrong. I'm not like always out doing stuff.
I'm just like, oh, there's a little bit, there's I'm.
Speaker 2: Saying yes to going to dinners and you know, right,
and I'm on the phone a lot too. You know,
I talked to people for a long period time, and
then when I'm not I'm watching all this crazy stuff
on YouTube about celebrities.
Speaker 1: Celebrities keep me busy, you know over on Rose Pricks. Cecily,
not the Cecily that was in my story from Tuesday,
but my other my podcast partner and I spent I'm
in the weeds. I'm all up on all the celebrity
stuff if you want to talk about it. Because we're
doing a thing we call it Hollywood Cringe, and now
we're doing daily cringe, so every day stories.
Speaker 2: I got to check it out.
Speaker 1: Listen to our breakdown of because you wanted to talk about.
Speaker 2: To talk about the Blake Lively and Baldoni stuff. Ever
since all the dumps, the whole everything came out in
the last you know, five days.
Speaker 1: We really look at both sides of this whole thing.
But I asked one of my friends who's an actress,
and very like, first of all, my gut feeling is
that it's this is really Blake Lively being a monster,
and I'm more on Justin Baldoni's side. Although there's some
there's some a couple of things that he's done that
are like a little bit iffy, okay, But I asked
my friend. I was like, hey, whose side are you
on Blake and Justin? And she was like, oh my god,
Blake is a monster. She's absolutely the worst. You can't
stand her?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I do. I try and look at both sides too,
And I have heard a little stuff about Justin, but
overall it when you're reading through all these text messages
and testimonies, you see how like careful he is when
he's talking in these things and he's trying to be positive,
and even when he's reaching out to his friends Rain
Wilson like pray for me, basically saying like you know,
and then you look at their messages and they're calling
him fucking a clown and a little bitch and all
these other like Ryan Reynolds to me in this whole thing,
and yeah, Blake's a monster, but Ryan Reynolds seems unhinged
and diabolical.
Speaker 1: It makes me not want to get mintmo.
Speaker 2: No, no, I can't fuck men. Yeah, yeah, no. I
used to love him and now too, and I used
to think he's cute to me, he's fucking ugly Now
like I just he is, he has a black art,
He's he's the most. First of all, I'm jealous, like
I wish I had a fucking husband. That fucking song
all my praises and wow brave I am, and how
what a genius and how I saved this movie. Like
I can't imagine being married to somebody like that, Like
I've never had that.
Speaker 1: That's the pretty.
Speaker 2: So I'm kind of jealous. But I mean, he just
seems if you read through his text messages and they
go on and and so does hers, and her with
her like wittiness and her like, you know, just her
little she's just so cringey with her little jokes. You know,
Hey Ben, it's Blake, don't hang up, or the one
like when Taylor Swift was saying, I feel like I'm
getting a corporate email and you know, and she writes
back like.
Speaker 1: De your employee customer.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh yeah, dear valued customer, Like fuck off, what
are you doing? It's just uh, anyway, the big picture
to me, you see how petty these people are. I
just seeing these bullies be unveiled is just a beautiful thing.
Speaker 1: There's this new thing that I read this morning that
I don't. You probably haven't seen yet. So they're trying
to call Justin Baldoni out for there. There's a letter
that went out that's like, oh my god, Justin, but
did you see it? He gave this unhinged interview to
like the Dallas Morning Use or something, and we've got
to stop him from doing any more interviews. And then
when you hear there's a transcript of what he said,
and he's talking about the character of Riley or whatever
in the movie, and he's saying that he's basically saying
that there's a rape scene in the movie, and he's
saying that the character was due to his issues, thought
that he was wrongly thought that he was going to
try to love the X out of her or whatever
or whatever it forced her to love him. And people
are like, can you believe it? Can you believe he's
saying that. It's like, yeah, because he's an actor and
he's telling you about the character. How else he's not
saying that it wasn't a rape scene. He's saying it was, Yeah,
that's what happened here is what the character was trying
to do in his warped mind. I was like, so
now you're going to come at Justin Valdoni because you're like, oh,
you think this way, the character thinks this way. Plus
the fact that it was based on a book well.
Speaker 2: Exactly, which Blake never read, by the way, right, you
know it just it.
Speaker 1: Was Justin Baldoni bought the rights to because he thought
it was a very worthwhile story to tell.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like in summary summary, what do you think happen?
Speaker 1: Like I think, Blake, this is proven that this is
what she does. Blake wanted to have control of a movie.
She wants to direct movies, but she doesn't want to
do it the long way. She doesn't want to buy
a project, sign on as a director, find funding, get
a producer, and she doesn't want to do that. She
wants to sign on as an actress. She's done this before,
and then take over and take over and use her
famous friends to side with her, and then make all
these accusations which I think are false, right, you know,
and go, oh my god, he walked into my trailer
when I was breastfeeding. Well, bitch, you texted him and
said come on in my.
Speaker 2: Trailer right now, yes, right, And they saw Baldoni as
this green guy yep, and they wow, what a perfect guy.
And they probably watched his podcast and you know, look
googled him and immediately we're like, oh, God, like this guy,
we are going to rail road. And what they didn't
expect was having a billionaire to back this guy to take,
you know, to help get the fucking truth out there.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: If he didn't have Steve Sorowitz, he would have been
he would have been railroaded. And that would have been that. Yeah,
and fuck off, Taylor. I'm sorry. I know the Swifties
are gonna come for me, but.
Speaker 1: Girl, I've lost respect too.
Speaker 2: Yes, and and then also okay, then the flip side
to that too was yeah, I would have done the
same thing for my girlfriend in the top. But but
but it seems to me though she she I think
she also knew that Blake was trying to get controlled
because Blake was like, please tell me love my cut
and blah blah blah blah blah. You know, and you
you don't even have to watch it, but just and
you're an artist, and why are you complaining that your
your catalog was taken away or whatever and your taking.
Speaker 1: I made that same point to something, yes, and this
guy ki right right, Yes, So that's a whole other
I I'm looking into that whole Scooter Bronz shit.
Speaker 2: I know I don't know too much about it, but anyway, Yeah,
I'm going to listen to your show because I just like,
I just can't get enough of this. It's insane.
Speaker 1: I can't wait for this trial.
Speaker 2: I can't wait for the trial. I was I was
watching on Twitter the guy that transcribes to the the
other day when they were in court, and I feel
like the judge is like, I think the judge is
had an ass full of this whole thing and things.
It's kind of ridiculous. But I think it's going to
go to I think it's got to go to a jury.
It's not going to be up to the judge to
decide how she felt if she felt this way, you know,
it's kind of like he said, she said kind of thing.
So I do think it's going to go to trial,
and it's going to be bad for Blake. It's going
to be bad.
Speaker 1: I think so.
Speaker 2: And I hope Aldoni gets there's.
Speaker 1: Really almost nothing that rises to the occasion of like
sexual harassment and being a terror terrorizing her on the set.
Everything that she's sort of said is terrible when you
watch it, Like, there was that one thing where she's
felt like he was going to make her kiss him
in the scene where they're dancing. When you watch it,
I watched the unedited footage, the raw footage, yea, all
the way through. I watched like whatever thirty minutes of it.
It's basically her going like, Okay, I think it would
be sexier if we don't kiss. He's like okay. In no,
not one time does he go, well, let's just try
it both ways, which is sort of what it would
maybe would make you go like, okay, maybe you just
want to make out with her. He's like okay, right,
and she's like yeah, because I just really think like
but then he keeps getting really close to her, but
he's not kissing her. He's totally respecting that that's how
she wants the scene to go, right, She's like, I
just really really feel strongly, and he's like okay, okay,
And then at the end of the scene he goes, okay, cut,
we got it, and he walks away from her, and
she's trying to act like, oh my god, he was
trying to close in my personal space. It's like your
personal space you're playing love interests, Like it's insane.
Speaker 2: What are you.
Speaker 1: Supposed to be?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 1: Act like you're at a middle school dance exactly part
Like right, he's acting in a role. And as soon
as they yell cut, as soon as they say cut,
he walks away from you, and he's like, We're good,
we got everything right.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: That's a guy that's trying to like force himself on.
Speaker 2: Hello, you're an actress, by the way, Like, what did
you expect? What's gonna happen?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: Also, Jenny Slay, Like, I feel like those two were
gassing each other up, yes, big time. And I think
she was kissing up to Blake and Ryan or whatever
to Blake, and I feel like, you know, any couldn't
do anything right in their eyes, and they just kept
and nothing really comes across. There's no complaints of as
far as I've seen, of him crossing the line or
I felt violet or blah blah blah blah. It's all
like he does. He's an idiot. He doesn't know what
he's doing. It's a clown show. Thank God for Blake
to like take over.
Speaker 1: I want my version. I want to try my version
for no real reason, it's just like yeah, right, Oh,
and there was this other thing. Cecily and I talked
about this, but it's Friday today, so you can go
back to our Tuesday episodes. It's a two parter and listen.
But Colleen Hoover also sucks. She sucks. He was talking
about how like, oh, you know, this guy, this director
or whatever thinks that women want to see like there
to be like real sex scenes. Women don't want that.
Women just want to only use their imagination and they
just want my kissing and the rest of it. It's like, oh, really,
is that why fifty shades of gray? Like just that
the box off. It's like, me, you only want to
see that, right? Women want to see sex scenes in movies?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, you're talking about yes, and it's an
R rated movie. And also the Sony execs where like
can like use it up a little, it's like a
PG movie right now, Like it's an R rated movie,
can we like see some hotter scenes? What's going on
over there?
Speaker 1: Because you want to know why she put up with
this guy? Like, it's just very weird that Colleen Hoover
would weigh in. Listen. They bought the rights to the book.
At that point, he can make the movie that he
wants to.
Speaker 2: Make exactly right. And I think Blake saw that, Oh,
this is a franchise I could take, you know, blah
blah blah, Like what, no, bitch do get your You
have every all the powerful people at your fucking fingertips.
Go to Matt Damon's studio and make movies, like you said,
go join his cult, Like come on, like, why do
you have to do this to this guy. It's just
it's the fucking ego is insane, out of control. And
the whole smear campaign. Yeah, there was a smear campaign
on her snide on her side, smearing him. Yeah, her
and is her fucking psychotic husband. Some of those messages
from him. You guys got to go look it up
on Reddit. It's insane crazy. I agree, I'm with you. Yeah,
so we're same page. Yeah, I got to listen to
your show this week. Yeah you should, Juicy. There's another thing,
but you But but you haven't really heard about this one.
It's the I kind of want to talk about Whitney Cummings. Yeah,
tell me, I haven't heard anything.
Speaker 1: Well, it's basically that Whitney Cummings. But the people are
going to feel how they feel. But Whitney Cummings has
been really trying to like sidle up to the right.
She loves Joe Rogan. You know, she's very very insecure. Yeah,
very very very insecure as her problem, her problem. So
she like loves Joe Rogan and is always trying to
be like, yeah, you know bros. Before her, it was like, you.
Speaker 2: Know, some jokes on New Year's Eve too that were.
Speaker 1: Like very very She's she's really flirting with the right wing.
She's not on the right side of she's not on
our side of things these days. But it's also because
of that whole like anti woke, like you know, Okay,
so she made this tweet. She's already been getting problematic
and people like comedians have been like it has never
been funny, like what are you doing right? Okay? So
then she made this thread or a tweet or whatever
about Miss Rachel and how Miss Rachel she doesn't get it.
It's like she's basically talking. Why does she talk Like
she's talking to like deaf like deaf dummies or something.
Speaker 2: She's like a little kid's host or something, yes, for
a kids show.
Speaker 1: Yes, but she has a ton of followers, and I
think she's she's people were really mad. Okay. Basically Whitney
got canceled for this because people were like, what is
wrong with you? Like, you're coming for miss Rachel who
does content for like neurodivergent kids. Okay, you know, and
now you're calling him deaf? I should look this up
or before I say everything about it. Let's see I will.
I will look it up. Usually do that, Whitney cummings. Okay,
so beefing with miss Rachel? Okay, she says, I'll open
this right now. She says, Rachel Rachel and missus Rachel
was always off base? Why does she miss Rachel was
always off base?
Speaker 2: Dude?
Speaker 1: Why does she talk to all kids like their deaf morons? Also,
if you need to dress like a toddler to trick
them into liking you, that's information to give a mental
health professional.
Speaker 2: So wow, yeah, does she know that?
Speaker 1: Then she deleted it when she got dragged in the comments.
And now she's like, you know what, they call it dirty?
Delete You don't like the response you're getting, so then
you just delete it. Yeah, And then people are like,
oh no, bitch, that's that's frozen in time. We all
see you, And then she did this whole thing about
how well I have Well, I guess it's just like
I didn't know, and like I didn't know she was
for neurodivergent kids. It's like, it doesn't really give you
the excuse of saying that she talks to people like
their deaf morons, Like, so are you implying that the
kids are like people were just like what are you saying?
It's problematic on a lot of levels. But guy brought
I think that's his name, Uh huh, who used to
be on Chelsea Handler's show a lot is just dragging her.
Speaker 2: Oh really, Oh my god.
Speaker 1: All of these like comedians are just like, bitch has
never been funny.
Speaker 2: Wow, this is juicy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, these people are writing okay, okay, so let's see,
and then deleted it when she was getting appropriately dragged
in the comments. Her defense then was that she didn't
know Miss Rachel stood for neuro divergent children, as though
that makes her stance any better. Stay tuned as Whitney
becomes the number one Miss Rachel stan because her joke
didn't land and she needs to find a way to
gain back followers, so her bot ratio doesn't look so obvious.
Oh that's another thing is she's been accused of buying
a ton of followers. Oh wow, because if you look
at her following count but her engagement, it's like a
very people are like her. Her podcast should be demonetized
because she's clearly like lying about all of her followers. Okay,
and then this says, I want to add that the
reason she came after Miss Rachel was because Miss Rachel
stood up for Palestinian children, and Whitney thinks Rachel is
anti Semitic. Miss Rachel has consistently stood with the side
that doesn't want children to die. And then they go
on Whitney. Whitney has latched onto this anti Semite thing
because she keeps telling people she quote found out she
was Jewish. From a twenty three and me type of sight,
Whitney's sister denies this claim and asserts there not Jewish.
Oh really funny she's and then this person she's.
Speaker 2: Claiming she's Jewish, but her sister's saying, no, oh what
the hell?
Speaker 1: And I think I believe and I could don't quote
me on this, but I believe that she does not
that the sister doesn't speak to her, oh wow wow,
and then this and says, I'm not surprised for her
lack of empathy for children, given that she's platformed and
supported groomers Crystalia Equalia.
Speaker 2: Oh icee. Yeah wow, so she is. And she she
deleted the tweet, and then as she said, and.
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Speaker 1: Okay, So here's so she deleted that text that I
read you, and then somebody wrote, did anybody happen to
grab a screenshot of Whitney Cummings bashing Miss Rachel before
she dirty deleted it? I've never ratioed a famous comedian
this hard before, and I'd like to blah blah blah.
I don't know. So she responds to that comment, this
is on threads. Wow, but she says, not sure why
it's dirty to delete it. I didn't know Miss Rachel
was for neurodivergent children. A lot of kids programming is spooky,
so I stay away from it. Okay.
Speaker 2: So then.
Speaker 1: This then she writes this guy guy random right br
A n um who's a comedian writes, the only reason
Whitney Cummings attacked Miss Rachel is because she thought it
would work and Whitney wrote, the only reason you attack
me is you know it will work. I think it's
okay for parents to have different takes on programming for
kids and comics. Making jokes is now an attack is
a little much, But okay, I didn't know she was
for neurodivergent children, so I took it down. Then her
next excuse is this, I have mesophonia and I get
over stimulated, so I don't do well when people are
very loud in my face, and my son does not
respond well to it. Some kids' entertainers do this, and
it's frustrating. But I didn't know miss Rachel was specifically
for neurodivergent children. She isn't, and once I learned that,
I took it down. I made a mistake as an entertainer.
But y'all attack on purpose. Okay, So that's when she's
playing the victim. Yeah, So then she writes, this is
another one. I'm new to the to the being a
mom and a comedian. I'll probably make more mistakes. I'm
not surprised when Reddit bros attack me anymore. But the
mom's face is a curveball. I'll be more careful and
get thicker skin, because I know how exhausted moms are
and how precious your kid's heroes are.
Speaker 2: Okay, if someone.
Speaker 1: Made fun of Thomas the Train, I'm sure i'd be protective.
Maybe when he's older, Miss Rachel will be our thing,
But right now it's overwhelming thanks to those who aren't
looking to intentionally understand. Who aren't looking to intentionally understand.
I don't know what that means the.
Speaker 2: Hell okay, uh wow, she's working overtime.
Speaker 1: So then there's another one.
Speaker 2: She's wow.
Speaker 1: This is I did not know Miss Rachel was specifically
for neurodivergent children. Some people say it's actually not. People
are even fighting about that the show overwhelms my child.
Maybe it won't when he's older. A lot of adults
talk super intensely to kids and it stresses them out.
I thought it was just that intense baby talk thing.
I know how important a kid's hero is to parents,
and I'm a new mom. I should have been more careful. Yeah, okay, okay,
but the thing is she's been on the wrong side.
This is not like a one time like everybody's attacking
her like she sucks.
Speaker 2: Dude. Yeah, she's been she's been going in a different direction.
Speaker 1: My god, she goes after so many people, and she's
constantly going after the left now and going after like
wokeism and putting people down, and she goes for other
comedians like.
Speaker 2: She sucks right well, I mean, and she's not funny.
She doesn't seem to be. Is she working, is she
doing anything? Like she's off my radar. I haven't even like, yeah,
last time I heard her name was when she was
had those like other problematic remarks on New Year's Eve.
That's the last time I heard from her, Like, yeah,
does she have her own show? Like for one second.
Speaker 1: Where she's constantly talking about how how she's she's getting canceled,
Like she's constantly like getting censored. So she read all
the jokes that CNN didn't air, and I just remember
that they.
Speaker 2: Were like not that lady. Yeah, she's just an antagonizer.
Yeah yeah. Well anyway, Wow, that was good.
Speaker 1: That was a little stress juicy. Okay, so we both
I wanted to tell you something that I I'm not
even going to talk about the one show that I
watched because you didn't watch it and nobody's watched it,
which is the Simon Cowell Makes a Boy band. I'd
like to.
Speaker 2: See that, though. How do I find that?
Speaker 1: Well? I got sucked into it. It's on flicks. Oh
but Xander had watched it because he likes stuff like that,
and he's like, Mom, you're not gonna like it. He goes,
it's all about it's so much about Simon Cowell's home life.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, yea.
Speaker 1: His wife. It's all about like he and his wife
and just like how he's so stressed out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, making a boy band pass.
Speaker 1: The boy band stuff was good for I just had
to keep.
Speaker 2: Fast fighting, right right, I am on this hot news
show I don't think anybody's heard of. But I don't
know about you. But I mean it's called Vanderpump Rules
Season ten scandalval scandabal. I'm just I know I'm late
to the party, but that's what I've been watching.
Speaker 1: I did watch that whole season because Cecily and I
were recovering it for Rose Pricks. Yeah, but I just
don't like any of those people.
Speaker 2: That's why I never watched it. Jack's was the one
that turned me off. I was like this, these are
these are idiots. Like That's why I never watched throughout
all the years. But then you know, I run out
of stuff to watch. I'm like, oh, let me check
it out. Started at season two because I feel like
I kind of sawcy and that was, you know, before
the holidays, and now I'm all the way up to
season ten.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: Yeah, good job. Thanks. I gotta say I loved Tom Sandoval.
I think he's I like the two Toms. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I mean, I haven't seen anything yet. I just started
your team Tom, not team Arianna. Well, I don't know
because I'm only what's her name, Arianna? All right, I'm
only on episode two of season ten. I just started it,
so I don't I don't know anything yet. Well, wait,
don't tell me any spoilers. Oh okay, I get it.
Speaker 1: He was cheating on her with that Rachel.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, I know I know that, but I agreat
well see I up until season ten. I like him.
I think he's first of all, he's super prepared. He
always comes like with outfits and like you know, brings
his ship. And he's dumb. He's dumb as you know,
a box of rocks, but for and he's cute and
I like the two Toms together. But he's not great
well in season ten or did you not like him
all alone?
Speaker 1: Really care about? No, because I only watched a couple
of other seasons but so long ago.
Speaker 2: Okay, no, I just didn't care, Like yeah, okay, yeah
it seems douchey, but okay, yeah, but hey, okay.
Speaker 1: Before we're are you going to tell me about maybe
you're moving?
Speaker 2: Oh? Yeah, so I have to. Yeah, my lease is
coming up soon, in like a couple months, four or
five months, and you know I don't want to stay
another year. You don't, No, No, it's it's a little high.
It's too expensive too. And I only got into it
is because we needed a place to live. I don't
need to be in locking Yacht anymore. So now I'm like, okay,
I know the kids want me to stay in that area,
not necessarily that area, but surrounding maybe Pasadena or whatever,
I don't know, or Glendale, not Burbank, but you know,
parts of Glendale they want me to stay over there.
Speaker 1: But then why not Bank?
Speaker 2: I think Burbank's too far out of their inner you know,
they have friends like in Pasaden. Like I know, it
shouldn't be all about that, but that's the area. I
do like Pasadena.
Speaker 1: That's where I usually, what are you going to do
if they go off, Well, that's their fortune and never come.
They're not like there. I know could and they have
cars so they could go visit their friends.
Speaker 2: Well yeah that yes, yeah, I know. It's not all
about that. Then then Glenn, who I talked about on
Tuesday show, he made a good point, and he was
because he's all the way out, like I don't know
where he is. He's like thousand Oaks, past thousand Oaks,
but not too far right, and he's like, why don't
you come to like Thousand Oaks or that area he goes,
because you're going to be out where you are and
really don't have a lot of friends in your immediate area.
And I was thinking about this the other day. I
keep seeing like, oh, there's gonna be a big earthquake coming,
and I thought about it, like, if there's another earthquake
and the power's out and the phones are down, I'm
going to be by myself.
Speaker 1: Like, don't go to a thousand Oaks, go to like
Woodland Hill.
Speaker 2: Or Woodland Hill, yeah, something in that area. He wants
me to go that way because he's like, because you
got a couple of us out here that can come
to your house in like fifteen minutes. But he's like,
you're all the way out there.
Speaker 1: Now, you're pretty far out.
Speaker 2: I know. Then I thought about that. I don't know, dude,
I don't know.
Speaker 1: But it's like, what if you worked with a real
estate agent. Yeah, I have been, and then just opened
your mind to some possibilities.
Speaker 2: I will.
Speaker 1: I'm going they could kind of show you what you
could afford and what how you can get the most
bang for your pet.
Speaker 2: That's that's exactly what I'm going to do. Yeah, so
I gotta I have a good realtor that I like,
and he's great and I there's.
Speaker 1: Also like West Hills, which is even a little bit
further west. Yeah, so closer but not right but not no.
Speaker 2: I know I grew up in West Hills. Yeah, oh yeah,
I grew up at Fallbrook and Sherman Way.
Speaker 1: But that's not is that West Hills. That's like Canoga
that's Woodland. I thought that's more Woodland.
Speaker 2: It was Canoga Park when I lived there. It's you know,
when we moved in then it changed to West Hills.
I don't know what. It's right down the street from
the West Hills house.
Speaker 1: So far, it's kind of more. It wouldn't take you
that long to get here.
Speaker 2: That's what I was just going to say.
Speaker 1: If I go to like Thousand Oaks, it's going to
be a pain.
Speaker 2: It is a pain in the ass. I mean, I
do it.
Speaker 1: I have to get my hair cut out there, aga.
Speaker 2: And see, I feel like that that's too far.
Speaker 1: I gets a little far.
Speaker 2: It is far. I don't know.
Speaker 1: So for a single what you know, you're just you're
going to It would be one thing if you were
like raising your kids out there, but I don't know
that you're going to ever want to leave your house.
Speaker 2: No the evening Now, I need to be more central
where my friends are. Yeah, because my friends are all
spread out, but at least be a little more closer
to them. Right, I'm out and yeah, I'm out and
far away. I mean I have a couple friends out there,
but my friend's friends I don't know.
Speaker 1: So you're in an interesting circumstance because you need to
have a house that's big enough that your kids could
have their.
Speaker 2: Stuff there and they like yeah.
Speaker 1: Because they will come home and visit. So it wouldn't
like really make sense for you to just go back
to the condo.
Speaker 2: No, I know. I thought about that too, but no,
I can't.
Speaker 1: But then you wouldn't have like a room for them,
and then right, and then they would feel like yeah,
they like they couldn't both come home for the holidays and.
Speaker 2: Stay with you exactly, No I have.
Speaker 1: Then it's like if you get too big a house,
you're like, well, what's this for? Because I'm not doing that,
especially if they never come live with you again.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: No, I don't want to see. I'm sorry. I even
said that they will still have failure to launch. They'll
go home.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we'll see sad.
Speaker 1: That we have to look on the bright side. Things
won't work out. It's too tough out there. They'll come
live at home. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah. And then I get Gina Kimmel who's like calling
me all the time, like come to Palm Springs. No,
I'm gonna live him like, you would love it here.
You get pick bang for your buck and you'll be
near me. I'm like, yeah, you and only you, and I
am not going to go to Palm Springs. What am
I seventies?
Speaker 1: You would feel isolated and it's hard to get to
like so the kids would really, they'd have to drive
two and a half hours to go.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to Palm Springs, but I told her,
I go, I'll come visit. Maybe I don't know. I said,
I'll come visit, you know, and look at she wants
me to looking at houses because she loves that.
Speaker 1: Well, like in another ten years, yeah right or never.
Speaker 2: Yeah, as the Italian says, I'm gonna nod set thou
the st the seventh, the seventh or the eighth of
never ever? Yeah, set thou. Yeah, that's how I say it.
Speaker 1: You set thou because I really took me a long
time to get trouble a fotch, but that once I
got it, it doesn't go away.
Speaker 2: There you go.
Speaker 1: I think it in my head all the time.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I think a lot of our phrases a lot, and
like I think hot on like a lot.
Speaker 2: But I don't say it because I'm like, people don't
know it.
Speaker 1: No, I think they would understan, they'd have to understand, yeah,
understand the context.
Speaker 2: I think I just said it to Glenn the other day.
I had and I don't think he knows what I
was saying, but I think he got what I was saying, right, Yeah.
Speaker 1: Also like big kashaw. I mean, oh my god, what
a kashaw? Yeah, but then I don't say that one either, right, right,
And I tried so many times to look that one
up to figure out the spelling. And I've looked up
how to say, like a big casino.
Speaker 2: Yes me, it's nowhere. No, I think it's just my
mom's dialect and you know, or whatever, and that's how
it was translated to me. Maybe it means something else,
but casino and casha kind of sounds the same. I
don't know. I got to talk to my cousins in Cleveland,
That's who I got to talk to, because they speak
fluent Italian, so and they know all those words. Right. Yeah,
HadAM is Wendy's word. So that's that's Arabic, okay, yeah,
or Turkish or something.
Speaker 1: Okay, that makes sense. Yeah, but that's a real word.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it is a real Yeah. People have heard it
in TV shows and stuff.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So what do you listen and charmudah is real? Yeah,
Charmuda and that's from her too, that's real.
Speaker 1: But you don't want to move to Chicago, No, not now, No,
not now. That would be hard for the kids. I
feel like yeah, yeah, not that everything can be about
our kids.
Speaker 2: But no, I have to be realistic. I have to
have a home base somewhere out here. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I know that's hard, because it would be fun to
be near Wendy.
Speaker 2: I know. Well, maybe Wendy will move out by me.
Speaker 1: Oh do you think she'd consider it?
Speaker 2: She is considering it, Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: Doesn't she want to be near all these Well, I
think she and kids.
Speaker 2: She when they when she goes to Chicago, she can
stay with them. They have you know, they have their
own houses. You know, they have place for her to stay, right,
So yeah, it'll be perfect.
Speaker 1: She watched her kids a lot, though.
Speaker 2: She does, but then she gets an ass full of
them and wants to you know. That's why she goes
to Florida a lot. But she has to sell that house,
I think eventually, because she just got divorced and they
made some kind of agreement. But I don't think she's
going to be there too much longer. I don't know.
Speaker 1: So yeah, Well, so Xander had another gig, yes, I
for the weekend at Corbyn Bule. Oh, I forgot something
else I want to tell you too, Okay, two things. Yeah,
he was at corban Bul. It was so great. I've
got to say, I like, we had so many struggles.
You guys have lived with me. Do all of my
trials and tribulations with my kids' school? Yeah, I mean
years of this. Now they don't have any friends again.
And she did have a group of friends, but then
they don't have a group of friends. And she liked
all the remember when she liked all the Mexican girls
at school in ele Country school, but they didn't they
wanted none of her. And then she couldn't have sleepovers
and stuff. Yeah, I was like talkies. Yeah, situation, the
talkie situation, I want to say was fourth grade.
Speaker 2: That sounds right.
Speaker 1: That was fourth grade, and that was a girl that
she really really liked. And then but I had to
work so hard with the mom. I remember it came.
I mean I had to remember I had to like
go to the pumpkin patch with her because she wouldn't
let her even just come over for a playdate without
knowing me. So and then she had her other kids
with her, and then like I didn't want to tell her,
like my kids don't give a fuck about a pumpkin patch.
But remember it so boring something to do there, and
then I won her trust and then she finally only
let her come over. No sleepover, although Sadie had a
sleepovers at their house, but then couldn't sleep and there
was like eight kids over there, and they didn't have
somewhere for them to sleep, so it was like she
was on a couch with like.
Speaker 2: Didn't you have to go pick her up? Or something
was that? Did you have to pick her up from that?
Speaker 1: I don't think I picked her up, but one night
she was just up the entire night. Yeah. But then
and I'm not saying, by the way, please don't hear
me saying they had eight kids, like the mom had
too many kids. They had some of their own were there.
But then there was like a cousin, you know, I
mean there were like other people sleeping over. It was
just a bit of a kshaw, yes, But anyway, and
then that girl kind of goested her. Remember then that
girl invited Remember Keith Sanara dress model. Yes, so then
Kingsonnara dress. And then there was another girl who we
really worked on. And I'm not going to say this
girl's name because it's a very unique name. But also
part of that, like the Mexican Mafia. It all were like,
this girl came into school and like we took her
to dinner with us, and we really tried to I
worked really hard to make that friendship. And then King
Sceinnara a dress was like super popular of that clique,
and then they all loved her right and she was
like literally had an Instagram page with her. Keen Sinnara
dress was like all right. So then the girl Talkies
ended up being best friends with that girl, and that
girl didn't. It was all freaking nightmare. Then we had
to go to several different schools and then they ended
up at the school they're at now, all the way
ninth grade through twelfth grade. I got to tell you,
these are the greatest kids. It's a nice's an academic school,
but it's also just super artsy. And and these kids,
these the Xander's band played at Corbon Bul. They put
out something on Instagram. Everybody from their school. All these
kids came and the place was packed with their friends,
wow I love him, wearing t shirts that they made
themselves that said I heart Guyliner band. And then they
came over all shy and then they showed Xander their
shirts and they were like, can we get a picture
with you? That is like amazing, and Xander goes, I
don't know one of them goes to our school, and
I don't know who the other one is.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, wow, what did Corbin bowl? Were they happy?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, they played Corbon bul before and packed the place.
Speaker 2: That's so great.
Speaker 1: That's yeah.
Speaker 2: They found there, they found their place at that school.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And I mean it was really cute. I'm going
to post a video of how. And then Lyle Lyle
Crocodile you know, is in the band.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so like he's just so cute.
Speaker 1: It makes so cute life. And I had this moment
where I was looking at these kids and I was
looking at Lyle up there wearing like he looks so cool.
They all wear.
Speaker 2: Eyeliner, yeah guyline.
Speaker 1: So they all look kind of emo up there, which
is just funny to see Xander because he's not is
not but doing that. They all look like a rock band,
you know. And Lyle's wearing this like like kind of
like a Sergeant Pepper type jacket. I think he like
shops at thrift stores and stuff. And I was like,
and he's just jamming. He's so good at guitari's such
a rock story, so talented. And I was like, this
family was literally homeless, right, And I came to our
community and I was like, this family needs help. This
is my son's friend.
Speaker 2: We bought them a car, I know, because it's all
of us.
Speaker 1: Like you gave a lot of money. I gave a
lot of money. Yeah, the community them a car. Plus
uh got them into an apartment. I mean like cash
because we raised enough. I think the car. We bought
them a car that was like eleven thousand dollars or something.
But then they we raised them like another ten grand
to get out of to get into an apartment.
Speaker 2: It's incredible and it was such.
Speaker 1: And then we came together and did housewarming.
Speaker 2: So they get up stocks, right, that's right, that's remember.
Speaker 1: Yeah, got them a coffee maker, and I made her
do like a wish list, Yeah, things she needed. This
woman is so I mean, she's always at her kids gigs.
She's like her biggest, her kid's biggest supporter. She's like
the least like lazy. She works really hard. You know,
she makes minimum wage. So it's and she started at it.
Speaker 2: She was three kids, yes, and she started off you
know in a bad situation. It wasn't her fault, right, Like, yes,
she had health issue.
Speaker 1: She had health issue she had to have she couldn't work,
she had heart issues, and then she was hospitalized and
then she had nobody, no family. The ex the kid's
dad was just like a freaking ne'er do well who
disappeared and there was nowhere for the kids to go,
so that they put them in foster care. And that
was the worst year of her entire life trying to
get her kids back. But she didn't have transportation. So
even when she got out of the hospital, she was
fighting to get her kids back, but they didn't think
she couldn't provide them a home. She'd gotten evicted because
you know, this is our country, like you spend a
time in the hospital. Because she was in the hospital
for a long time. They had to figure out what
was wrong, and then they put in a pacemaker and
she'd had serious issues and had surgery and then, like
I said, she couldn't work, so she got kicked out
of her place.
Speaker 2: So sad.
Speaker 1: He's been stable ever since we helped and this has
been for years. Yeah, the whole time the kids have
been in high school and middle school, we've had her
in a place a seper rent provides what the kids need.
They're happy, they're healthy, like.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and look I mean and he's thriving, like.
Speaker 1: He's saving and he's in college, he's already gotten in.
Speaker 2: Wow places, that's so great. So for him and yeah,
oh wow, it's such a great story. And really thanks
to Stephanie, because you know, and they brought you brought
it to our community. You brought it to our community.
Speaker 1: And to everybody that is like the most compassionate group losers. Yeah,
podcasting is very cool. It is very good reason. Yeah,
but not to bring everybody down. But I did want
to tell you that I tried to listen to so
remember how much we didn't like Bearbrook, the podcast that
was the one that we were like, oh my god,
I need a flow charge.
Speaker 2: Is that what that was called? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, season one of Bearbrook, we were like, there's too
many people.
Speaker 2: It was something murders, the something right, I'm pretty family.
Speaker 1: Murders bear Brook the first sea But the first season.
Speaker 2: Was about what was it about? Wasn't it about?
Speaker 1: But they found some bodies in a like a bridge container,
But it was like so many that we need a
family tree. We need to flow charge, like we couldn't
under keep anybody.
Speaker 2: Straight because there was too many names.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, well I just want to let you know
that season two is the same. I listened to like
almost the whole first episode, and I was like, I.
Speaker 2: Got to know another flow chart.
Speaker 1: Really, I was like, who was that person again? And
I hadn't fallen asleep. I've literally been sitting there focusing,
like actually focusing, and I was like, I don't. Then
I was like, I guess I could go back and
try to figure out who there. And then I was like, no,
it's Haarbrook. I never it's never going to work.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Too much, too much, too many names, too too
much keeping track.
Speaker 1: Like, yeah, some people love that podcast.
Speaker 2: Though they deal. Yeah, now do you.
Speaker 1: Have any podcasts you've listened to it?
Speaker 2: I listen to a lot of YouTube stuff.
Speaker 1: Just you know, but I listened to another one that
you would love. Yeah, tell me. It's called The Birthkeepers. Okay,
all the episodes are out. Oh, don't have to pay
for it. It's by the Guardian. Okay, British, but a
lot of the people they are interviewing are American and
it's about this kind of a cult birth keepers. Yes,
it's about this sort of cult cultish thing where they
are trying to tell women to it's about free birthing,
which is basically having a baby without any kind of
maternal care, like no pre birth, no doctors. It's like, oh,
the medical system is like anti feminist and you know,
just gets the way. So they started the movement for
people to just go out in the woods and like
have your baby, okay, like with no medicine and no
doctors and no prenatal care. Okay, I know this is
going to shock you, but it's led to some pretty
disastrous outcomes.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: Yes, and these fucking people are still out there, like
and so people get sucked in. They start like googling
like I'd love to have like a home birth or whatever,
and then they get sucked down this rabbit hole to
these women that are making so much money, this woman
who started this, who lied about how much experience she
has attending free births, and that telling people like don't worry,
I've never in all my years heard of somebody having
a placenta that goes wrong when like, no, it does go,
things do go anyway. Fascinating. It's like six episodes Oh.
Speaker 2: My god, I'm gonna I just I'm going to download it.
Speaker 1: Look it up. It's a good eye.
Speaker 2: Why are some Why are all these cults still continue?
It's fascinating to me. These cults continue on to this day,
like you know what I mean, they don't get shut
down like Twin Flames, those assholes, but they're still going. Yeah, like,
does anybody watch Netflix anymore? Don't they know? Like Amazon?
I mean there's two different documentaries like go you know,
what the fuck?
Speaker 1: I know, how do they do? They do not have Netflix?
Speaker 2: I know, I guess not.
Speaker 1: Or maybe they're into Twin Flames and they're like, well,
and maybe the Twin Flames people are like, they're they're
trying to slander. Don't they watch that? It's propaganda? You know,
they hate us, they hate our love and you know,
but if you're.
Speaker 2: Googling like a cult to follow, right, and then you
are not like if you're googling twin Flames and oh
this sounds good to me, let me read up about it. Okay,
all it takes is one Google search to figure it out, right,
But you're still I don't know, these people still keep operating,
is my boy? I just don't get it, and why
do you don't get shut down? Yeah, it's crazy, Like.
Speaker 1: You watch one of their YouTube videos and you're like,
that sounds great, right, what, No, we're now.
Speaker 2: Oh you know what I did watch on Lifetime. I
don't know why it caught my attention. Uh what's her face?
Oh god, the little talk the little taught princess sugar,
honey sugar.
Speaker 1: What's her face?
Speaker 2: The little one that was in the pageants all the time?
And her mom went crazy.
Speaker 1: Oh Swan Swan Brunner. Oh you mean honey boo boo.
Speaker 2: Honey boo boo, thank you, honey booboo. Her story is
on Lifetime and it's the real honey boo boo. And
now she's like, I don't know, she's out of college,
I think. And she starts out narrating narrow the story
and then it goes into the Lifetime movie and then
then she comes back and it's quite sad what happened
to her. It's really sad. Her mom went off the
fucking deep end and became a Her mom was really
like they were a family, and she was close with
her mom, and she spent all these times and then
her mom started getting famous and they were there was
she spun off to her own show. You know, here
comes Honey Boo Boo, and then the mom was getting
money and like, and then left the husband and went
out and then was just like guy after guy after guy,
like dating all these losers drug and then she became
a flipping drug addict. She got addicted to drugs, and
then Honey Booba had to go live with her sister.
It was it's a crazy story. It was really sad.
But yeah, it was on Lifetime. I came up on
my Hulu and I was like, ah, all right.
Speaker 1: Oh so I watched it on Hulu.
Speaker 2: Yeah it's on Hulu. Yeah, just came came out, called I.
Speaker 1: Would I just look up Honey Boo Boo.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Lifetime Honey Boo Boo story. It just came out.
It's like, you know, when you open Hulu, light ears
the thing, right, And I was trying to find something
to fall asleep to, but I kept watching it. It
was really good.
Speaker 1: That's the mark of something good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was sad. I just I never knew her.
I never watched it. But yeah, anyway.
Speaker 1: It's funny because I was thinking of you because that
movie song sung Blue. Yes, it seems like a feel
good right that you were like, no, it's really sad. Yeah,
and all these people I've been running into different people
that are like, it's really sad that that song song
blue is really sad. Not what you expect, right, I
guess add that to the list of not to you
wouldn't expect exactly.
Speaker 2: I am gonna watch it because I love Neil Diamond.
Speaker 1: Yes, oh I thought you did watch it.
Speaker 2: No, I Suzanne went and saw it. Oh instead it's
zan tell me, yeah, yeah, but I saw. I don't
know because the fall, you know, our boyfriend Al listens
to us and pulled up a like concert snippet of
Eddie Vedder singing that song with Neil Diamond on stage.
And then I'm like, okay, I got to add this
to my list of stuff to watch. So yeah, yeah,
I'm gonna watch it all right. So in conclusion, you're
going to the super Bowl party? Yes, you are going
yep with all my old school friends.
Speaker 1: And I'm going to a super Bowl party, not at
my sister in laws. Yeah right, Okay, maybe I'll save
that for a Patreon.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that'd be good next week. It's not this weekend though,
it's next week, it's in two weeks. It's in two weeks.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well today's Friday, so it's it's not this Sunday,
but the following Sunday. Yeah, yeah, all right, And before
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Speaker 2: Thank you guys much for listening. Thank you see you
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