Kylie Jenner Is In Trouble + Streamers Have Officially Gone TOO FAR... | Just Trish Ep. 290
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The episode blends personal reflections with lighthearted conversations about lifestyle, health, and organization. The host shares a humorous yet heartfelt story about struggling to find a Thanksgiving turkey, ultimately embracing a protein-focused diet that brings satisfaction and energy. This leads into a deeper discussion on the emotional benefits of decluttering, where the host describes how organizing spaces—especially the home—creates mental clarity, reduces stress, and enhances daily joy. The conversation is enriched by mentions of sponsorships, including Ollypop’s new fiber-filled soda and Arby’s Angus cheese stick, both praised for their taste and health benefits. The host also reflects on social dynamics, including the challenges of social interactions and the value of authenticity, while highlighting the importance of maintaining personal identity through names and branding. A side note about Zoella’s donkey farm in Brighton sparks debate on aesthetics, neighborhood harmony, and the ethics of animal breeding in captivity. Overall, the episode balances humor, vulnerability, and practical life advice, celebrating simple pleasures, mindful living, and the strength found in organization and community.
- That's all act as if we have a sponsor to lose. (laughs) - It gets you acting right. Let me tell you. (laughs) - The recipe in question consists of cake box. Like you have to have, - Oh, I feel very-- - Recipe delivery. - And then Betty Crocker. - But no, Betty Crocker strawberry. - That's a girl. - You are not inventing anything. I can go to the back of the box. - My song of the summer would probably be "Stupid Song" by Leverado Rigo. Or-- - Is it gonna be one of the honey bee? - No, that's honey bee. - No way. (laughs) (upbeat music) - Thank you. Thank you. That's it. That's the "Destress Spontas" Oscar gave me tea. It's not even tea. It's scary. It's a work. - It's scary. - Thank you. Welcome to "Destress." Yes, Ollypop. Ooh, you're cream soda girlie over there. I'm a Chris Mapple girlie. They have a new can. We love Ollypop. Thank you so much for sponsoring this episode. It is really good, right? Summer. - This cream soda is like, it's literally my favorite beverage. Didn't even know we're sponsored. I just saw it in the fridge and started drinking it. So I do love it. - You just love it. - I genuinely love it. - My mom and sister are the same way too. Like, 'cause they have new cans now. So I was like, do you guys want the old cans of Ollypop? 'Cause we're gonna show the new cans and like, are you kidding us? We're by Ollypop all the time. Like, they love it. And I did do when I was at Bristol Farms, bougie, by the way. They all, Ollypop section. And I was like, okay, I love it. 'Cause bougie are Ralph's girlies. Which is like, not as bougie, which is what we love. Because we love an affordable grocery store. But I went to Bristol Farms to go get my turkey yesterday 'cause I'm on a protein kick. They didn't have the turkey. They didn't have turkey. I was in Bristol Farms this far. I had to drive like 20 minutes to get to Bristol Farms. And I had to get home, I think most always like, whenever I leave. I'm just getting my nails done and then like literally two hours later I was like, they didn't have the turkey. And he's like, where are you? 'Cause I'm like, oh yeah, I also just drove 20 minutes to Calabases. It bits up, but like out of the way. And I was like, and I, I need a Thanksgiving turkey 'cause most of you should have told me they would have had it at Whole Foods or I could get turkey at the grocery. But no, I need the, it just tastes better when it's on the Thanksgiving turkey and it's carved. You know what I mean? Like, are you a turkey person? I forget. I can be, I can't get into it, but I don't have the turkey cravings. I love turkey. I love turkey, especially when you guys know after, like day one of that shot. I'm like, okay, I just want something that like, 'cause you know, it was like three day four, I can eat a little pasta as a here and there and stuff like that. But like the first day I'm having like nuts and I wanted some turkey. And I still like, you know, want something I like. And then I have the turkey. And then it was only like five o'clock and usually they have until like eight and I was like, can you bring another turkey on the guys? Like, it was just really popular today. I was like, no, I drove 20 minutes, I was so sad. So then I just walked around Bristol Farms, which got some nuts, got some celery, got some peanut butter. What else do I get, did I get anything good there? That's it. No, I feel like I got something else fun there. A bag of pasta. I'm gonna get a bag of pasta to be eaten later. But chicken lettuce wrap day, which I'm really excited about. So you know what, whatever, I don't have the turkey, but that's okay, it is, it's actually not okay. It was actually like so bummed because I was like, oh, the last of my gas, oh no, you filled up gas. I was almost at the last of my gas. You filled up the gas for me. It was a day, that's why I spent my day yesterday organizing and trying to get turkey and getting me else done. And that was it, I love protein. Day one to day three, I'm a real protein girlie. I can honestly, like, not eat carbs, like, you know, I can eat turkey without the bun. If you make the chicken lettuce wraps, maybe I'll have a little bit of the tortilla, but I'm such a, I'm like, ooh, give me some of that lettuce. I even asked for the lettuce in the chicken lettuce wrap. Usually I'm like, oh no, lettuce. But I was like, give me that lettuce, even. You know, I just sounded like good, to have a little crunch in there. I had some celery earlier, it was really yummy. - We had steak yesterday. - Oh, we had the steak and eggs, that's right. Yes, I'm a protein, yeah, after that day one to three. It really is a miracle. It's not sponsored by a road today, but it really is a miracle, where I'm just like, wow, and I feel so full. Anyways, enough about that. It is a holiday week. Oh, this is more, it's a holiday weekend. Happy July. So it's my July babies. Happy man, Oscar. And anyways, who else is in July? Do we know anyone else in July? - Swing Gomez. - Okay, happy for this thing to come back. - We're gonna grind, I know she's chewing, she's chewing. Who else? - Uncle Sam. - Ashley Tizzdale. - She's July. - She's July. - I thought you would know. - What's your hand? - Oh, wow. A lot of the, all cancers are, do they go into Leo territory? - Some might be on the cusp. I would have the fact check some of those, but yeah. - I forgot who was born on Aquamance. I looked it up, I remember it was like random, like a Vin Diesel or something. Like this is like the most random people ever. Anyways, happy July. You used to be my least favorite month. I hated July, I hated fourth of July. I hated that, I never had plans, it's hot. But I'm really appreciating not one, because everybody's out of town, which is great. Like everybody, which is great and bad. I feel bad for Aquaman, 'cause like his birthday and everyone's like literally out of town for it. But it's great, 'cause like no one's around and then that's wonderful. I also love it, obviously, 'cause Aquaman was born. And now I have people to hang out with, then that's really nice. We go to the pool in the morning and then it's when the afternoon in AC, which is a great little, a little combo. This morning we had Aquamance, one-year photo shoot. We put him on a horse, we were trying to recreate, we'll have to send Jimmy the photo of you. Moses has a one-year photo where he's on top of a rocking horse and he looks old. People think Aquaman looks exactly like me and I think it's because he's like light, eyes light hair, but Moses, plot twist was the blonde baby in the family. He was really blonde as a kid. So he has like this one-year-old photo of him on a rocking horse and he's super blonde and his hair's curled out like Aquaman. And he actually looks a lot like Aquaman. Your face was a little more like smooshed, I guess, right? Is that what we decided and his is a little more realm? - Oh yeah. - It does look like you. - Right. - That is so cute. - His is like a little more long 'cause he said he was suctioned out of his mom, Moses. He said he got vacuumed out. So I was like, I think that's why it's like a longer face. - Did he that photo today? - The smile in the eyes. - Yeah. - It was all eyes and eyelashes and brows are all Moses. All our kids have the same eyes and eyelashes. I have zero eyelashes. But we tried to recreate that. I was like, first of all, really good posture on there 'cause we tried that. Aquaman, I love me and did good. But I was like, you were riding that horse. You know, we had to hold him up a little bit. He was like riding that horse at one. I was like, that's really good. The other girls tried to get on it too. I think none of our kids had tried rocking horses. What we should have done is practice them on the rocking horse prior. But you did see kids back in the day in the 70s and 80s. They were always on the rocking horses, but they're kind of scary. Even our three-year-old Melbu on there, she's kind of like, well, I don't know about this 'cause it was kind of scary. We should have practiced him beforehand. This was his first time. I didn't want to ruin the horse. Shut up, how do you want? I was not shut up, how do you want? 250 dollars for a rocking horse. I bet that wasn't that $25 in the 70s. I bet that was probably five bucks or something back then, huh? Probably pretty cheap. 250 dollars. And how do you want the only place that has rocking horses? Like, they don't really sell them anymore. That was kind of insane. I hope they like it 'cause we can't return it. So, I guess you could. It seems very hard to return up a huge horse. It's big, the big one. I think you could, but that's a whole other story. She'd never return with it. I think you might already have a return. Yeah, for the back, yeah, you're, oh, I see. Yeah, some people do love to just return after. What is like fine, I guess? I don't know, I don't know what's fine or what's not. But I never returned anything. Mostly out of laziness, but we don't eat. He was the first one to actually eat the cake. Yes, he did the cake smash. Did you ever do these as a cake smash on a shoe? We didn't eat there. Maybe it's a new thing. They gave me a little cake and we tried it with Malibu. We had the same photographer shot up by Thang Greenberg. They gave me a little cake and the kids are supposed to smash it and get messy with it. Malibu, when I get messy, Elvis, when I get messy, they didn't even want to touch the cake. But Aquaman got right in there and got the cake and was eating it and he was loving it. He kind of forgot it was a photo shoot. He was just eating it and he just said, "He forgot it was a photo shoot." He's like me, he's like me when we fell on my mukbang. I just ate that. I forget that we're supposed to be talking and stuff. I was doing 3D. That's what I'm dancing. I was like, "Let's smile already in the cake." He's just like, "Oh, what?" I was like, "Okay." He's like slowly eating the cake. He's just looking down at the cake to smash and get it as say so he's like, "What are you looking at?" We do have like, she has a miracle photographer because whenever they're at that age, they're just, "Yeah, they're not in the photo shoot, as you say." But he was given, he was given for that cake, which is good. It was really cute. So that was our morning. It's a hectic. I'm chaotic. It's a little bit of a hectic morning. But overall, good. And did you see that's a little organized in there with a little hands? I did. I noticed immediately. Did you? Yeah. Yeah, how the stuff was off the floor. We're going to build a closet in there so soon all the clothing racks will be out. But we had the organizers over yesterday again, two, eight hours of organizing yesterday. The whole house upstairs is getting organized. I really want to work on this room. I'm going to work on this room when we have time to work on this room. Well, on the organizer day, that's when we should do it. Because we came in and I was like, uh, because most of that stuff's going to get, I would just want it to be great just if this is all like, it doesn't have to be clear. Just organize. Like, you know, your little disco balls, you know, can be different plays because I know you do set design with them. So it's like, we need like a little set design station. But the Beetlejuice needs to go. That's what I was thinking. The Beetlejuice Maryland doesn't go with the room. Just go with the flow. But I tell Moses too, I feel like, I don't know how to describe it. Like, I feel like my mental health is cured when the space is clear. I don't think about anything. And it's wonderful. And it's, I think you think I'm being crazy or like silly when I say that, but like, no, it does. Like, when things get like a little clutter, cause now we have a target shopping center that was in the playroom now. It's where everything was cleared. And I was like, it's bothering me. It's bothering me. It's bothering me. And I'm not OCD. It's okay if you are. Shout out to OCD. Wow. Do you think I am? Sometimes. Would you be really? No CD. Adrics. And you'll be like, I don't know about this kind of sound like. Yeah. It sounds like, I think she might be a little like, yeah. Okay. When a space, let's say if a space is cluttered, you can't see something, right? But once it's cleared and there's one thing out of place, you see it. Yeah. So before you couldn't see it, because it was, I think what people do, like you just have like horse blinders on and you just ignore, it's like, oh, clutter, ignore it all. Yeah. And go through. And go through. But now. Our house was fat. No. It's also on a GLP one. But once you clear things, then you notice the one thing that's out of place. I know, and I'm just like, we just need to put it somewhere, I don't know where.
somewhere because in there too, as soon as that stuff was lifted off the floor, I was like, "Oh, I can breathe. I just felt light. I felt happy. I had more energy in playing with the kids." I'm just like, "Oh, my God, it's played till 9 p.m. Let's dance party. Let's do everything." This morning I was dancing with Elvis because it was cleared up there in the closet. Everything just felt right in the world. I feel like once this space is just like, at least the stuff off the floor, I feel like we're going to be floating in here. I feel like you guys think the good vibes are good now. We're going to be floating to another dimension. And I really believe it. And I think it's not that hard. Now that I've cluttered my closet, oh, that before, oh my God, that before. Let me see if I can get it from her. Jimmy remind me, I'm telling Jimmy this because I was like, I said, but she took a picture of that before, that green closet in sane. Little in like four hours, it's going to all clean up. It was crazy. And I was putting stuff in there for months. Ever since we came back from New York, I've just been throwing stuff in there and not walking in. And it's beautiful now. And now Moses has an empty closet tomorrow. We're going to empty his closet so because I've been sharing half a Moses closet. So now we have space for that. Just clear space if you can. Make, make room for new things. I know it's not easy, but if you have a friend, if you're in Nina, if you're in a Southern California, eight, you organize, she's great. She's just like this little, this little woman that comes and just like, it's such an organizing machine. This is like a process with organizing. It's so insane. I wish I had that compulsion where I'm just like, I need to organize everything. It's amazing. She does it every day. That's a lot. But it feels amazing. How's your organization coming over at your house at Costa de Gracie? I'm very locked in with the organizing as well. Sometimes it's to get too far though where it's like, I'm trying to be at peace with not everything needs to be like in a container because I open the pantry and I'm like, this stuff should be in a container. It's like grow, relax. It can just be on the damn shelf. I don't know. I think it needs a container. I think so because when I feel the same way, I was like, wait, a shoe needs a container. I don't know what I was doing just having shoes on a shelf. They need a container to be in. I'm kind of with you on that. I'm kind of with you. You're just very organized though. Yeah, your pantry was, you have to have a housewarming because the first thing I thought was like, oh my god, Moses needs, that's what I want to do. I want to take down that wall refrigerator and make a pantry like it like Oscar has like literally like a whole secret room that's a pantry. It's huge. It's like the size of this podcast room. It is so big. Is there a watch a dryer in there or no? No, it's a Russian dryer. There's a lot of counter space though, right? Okay. There's a lot of counter to remember. It was the coolest pantry I've ever seen in my life. It was so cool. I want to get a big one like that now. I'm going to like knock down a wall so we can have one because it was so beautiful. It was just and there was a window to the, it was just gorgeous. I was like, oh my god, but you keep it organized. Yeah, yeah, I keep it really, really organized. Ever since I was like a little, I've had like a lot of really compulsive thoughts. Yeah, like when I was little, I would make my bed and then every like plushie would be like a exact spot. And then my parents would be like, hey, it's time to like put the pillows to the side and lay in it. But I would sleep like horizontally at the foot of the bed because I didn't want my bed to be like messy. Oh, that's so funny. Yeah. I did that when my parents would make the bed and I would because I wouldn't want to mess with the bed either. I do love a nice bed. Do you make your bed every morning now? Yeah, yeah. I should get in that habit. I don't do that. I need to. I'm like something like what you're saying, like, I can't like be productive if things are like in disarray around me. And especially on the days I work from home, I'm like, I can't work from home until everything is like in this right place. And it's a place I make up in my head. Like there's no official, you know, diagram to display. So that's why when you were describing it, I was like, I think we both are. And we're really the same. And I think I think it's kind of a blessing to have a little OCD, right? Because it's like, I was opposite where I had none for I think a while. Maybe the compulsive thoughts just in general like relationships where I'm just like this person hates me or whatever. But like the other side of it where it's just like, yeah, having things organized and stuff like that. I don't know if that's OCD or just being organized. I think it's a good way to be honestly because I was, um, yeah, I don't know. I don't mind living not I don't like dirty. I don't mind having like piles of stuff. But now I hate piles of stuff. It's very, it's very interesting. I don't know. It's like we, I love little things. I still love like little things. I'm definitely maximalist, but organized maximalist. You know, I think that's like the way to go. Now we have cabinets and our whole thing out there in the garage. It's just really shaping up. I love when I have time to do stuff in summer as the time July, August. We're just smooth sailing. There's just not really much happening in the best way. Are you going anywhere for a certification? No, I'm pretty locked in right now. But um, I wasn't going to do anything for the July, but I did get invited to Jake Webbers for the July party. Oh, and so maybe that'll be you always say this. I know I'm always working because this is the first time it's on a DM weekend before the July is on a Saturday. These influencers are always inviting me to do things like on a Wednesday or Thursday. Right. And I need everyone to realize me to talk influencers, particularly the girls are working business hours. Like our business hours are, you know, Monday through what mean Monday through Saturday. Right. And finally, we're going up. You're not even nine to five. Yeah. So like there's, you know, we gotta adjust our schedule. Yeah, let's normalize weekend activities again. Yeah. Um, and then I just gave it a little like because it was on his close friends. And then he gave me personally, it was like, please come heart. And I was like, okay, Jake. Wait, you have to. He's so nice. I do. I ordered his merch out of the topic, actually. Yeah, Jake and Johnny have a hot topic merch. Well, they're not Jake and Johnny anymore. Didn't they just expand? They did a whole like signing together at hot topic. They have like individual merch. Like Jake has a shirt. Oh, I think they have like posters together. You know, I, yeah, that was kind of, I feel like their brand was Jake and Johnny. And when they dismembered, I was like, this band is, this band did it. When they broke up. I was kind of like, but then you're not Jake and Johnny anymore. And then like, I don't know if I just want a Jake or Johnny. We love them individually, but they're Jake and Johnny. And it's, it's kind of like even, yeah, not to go back into it, but the tar and then Jake, I was just like, you guys are together. Just keep that together. That's your brand. Keep it together. I don't know. But you see, I like Jake. Yeah, he's very nice. Yeah, I've always, I don't think I've ever actually met him. I feel like I did parasolish guys, but yeah, but I do love him a lot. He's great. Yeah. He's also just nice. Yeah, he seems very sweet. My biggest parasolish news was Jen McAllister getting engaged. Jen X-Pen. I wait, Jimmy Halister got engaged in X-Pen. No, Jen X-Pen, AKA Jen McAllister, government name. Oh, okay. I don't think she goes by Jen X-Pen anymore, so I'm trying to like remember. No, but that you're always going to be Jen X-Pen. I hate the rebrand, like, keep it. You're not going to change. No, that's having three babies. It's like, oh my god, we're all changing again. Like, it's just too much. Like, it is a lot changing is such a scary thing to me. I've always freaked out right before I have a baby. Done having babies, but it's always like, we were so good as for how we're going to have a, yeah, it's definitely, yeah. Same thing with like YouTube names. It's like, keep that name. Like, who do I always think I like, who is a good example of like, people who change their names, and you're like, no, you're always going to be that channel name. There has to be someone. I guess I just, Deena's kept by Justine. She'll always be that, but does them have like a stupid name? And then they're like, okay, now I'm going to just go by my name, but it's like, no, you're always going to be that winner spring pro to Joey yourself. Yeah, you're always gonna win a spring pro to me. Spring pro Shane Dawson TV. Who are the other ones? Once you run as a governor, there'll be one over the new laws. What? You're not allowed to change. Yeah, no. Well, you're not allowed to break up if you're like, if you're trans, you could change your name, I guess, but it can't change it if you're a YouTuber. You got to keep it as we know. No, no, no, rebrands. That's why I kept ones on the forum J forever because that is just, that's the name, that's gonna be. I feel like people use really stupid ones and I can't think, I feel like there was always like some really dumb ones. I feel like in the early days for sure, because I have one would come up with user names, like no one would use the actual government names for user names back in the day, because we are told not to use our real names online. Right. And I was like, you know, coming up. That's true. But once we came to business, you're like, oh, I'm Jacqueline Hill. Oh, I'm business. It's like, well, like Mac Barbie O7. That was Bethany Mac. Oh, there you go. Yeah. And that was, or Miss Glamarazzi, just say Ingrid Nielsen. Yeah, no, and it doesn't work. It doesn't work. What was Grace? It was like daily Grace. Daily Grace, yeah. Yeah. It's like, just keep that. It's so much better. I just like, just we want to know you as that brand forever. Well, congrats to Jen. Oh, yeah, that's right. I think we're talking about congrats to Jen. Do you know, her fiancee? Is she boasted? She streamed with her? Her fiancee is Rachel. They call out, like, she has a normal job, but Jen will sometimes like feature her on a stream and stuff. Yeah. And YouTube videos back in the day. And that, I didn't realize how personal she was. I realized, I didn't, I really am club ex-pen or club Nakaos forever. Because my eyes started well. I ran to Darian. I was like, Oh, Darian, Jen's engaged. But that was your big name. I get like that too. What's people like? I really, really love. I'm always like, oh my god. Like, I get really, yeah, I get that way. And then I was like, Trisha Ship perform at the wedding. I was going to volunteer you. Let me know what. If you need a performer. I'm ready. We're going to go on another Christmas tour. So we'll have the whole gang together. The dancers will be there. I don't if she vibes with me that way. Because what I did show with her right. Yeah. Oh, yeah, you did reality. Yeah. And I think she was just like super either didn't like me or not didn't like reserved. I think she a little intimidated slash afraid. Because you were very boisterous in that. Especially I was definitely like, what the hell was wrong with me a lot. I did a Tiktok lab with his name's Charles. And he does like a lot of like acting Tiktoks. I don't know how to like describe it. And we did an obsession sound that's trending now. But it's like not the no, no, no one. It's like, it was something and it was like me every watching my videos from like 2000.
2008 to like 2019 it was like he's like are you okay? And I was like No, I'm not what the fuck what the fuck is wrong with me and I'm like I'm acting so weird And I'm like that is like literally me every time I watch my YouTube video So when we did the sound I was just doing it as a turning sound I'm like wait this actually applies to me watching any my own two videos because honestly that snap that switch was me It's just like no. I'm not what the I'm like I was so weird. This is so weird Also, I realized from that tick-tock that I overact too much I need to be more subtle with my acting because he's so good He's been on like actual like TV shows and he's like he's so good He was so like chill as bear and then I'm just so over the top and I don't know how to we would watch it back And I would see that I was over the top so I'm like tone it down and I can never tone it down my acting is just like Over the top and it's just not good, which I guess why I can't be an actor But he did tell me he's like you could learn he's like you have aura and he's like you can learn how to tone it down He's a put your aura is a star. Yeah, you can't learn aura I guess it's a compliment, but I was also like but it's harder to turn it out Thank you so much to iPod for sponsoring this episode of Jess Trish. There are new and improved cans I love this crisp apple in the new can showing that it six grams of fiber, which we love to see We all need more fiber in our diet. 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She's very like subtle with her act like subtle, but not I know you're like, okay, the obsession's not subtle But like you know inside being like she was just like I don't know how to do that She's like I don't know she just looked real. I guess I'm not real. I'm not a real person in real life So I don't know how to act like one it was not good, but The famous was the word that changes name. I wonder if you know the original name of mr. Beast Jimmy No, I have no idea mr. Beast 6,000 Sounds cooler sounds like mr. Beast 6,000. That sounds cooler. He just dropped the 6,000 Yeah, I don't know if I like that I don't like mr. Beast just by itself Yes, 6,000 sounds a little bit more. That's cool People have numbers who has a number in the name? I just love it back in the day people who have numbers like 1 3 5 or 1 4 3 Cali has 1 3 Calc 8 1 4 3. Oh, you knew right away. I guess it stands for. I love you. I 1 4 love you 2 I guess I don't know, but I do love it when it has a number of penguins has a zero But he's not even that. Oh gee, right. He's kind of newer. Yeah I actually don't know how he's not the one with three names a moist critical penguin zero and So that is where I'm finally with you where I might okay, which one the three names is annoying Especially on all platforms when there's like a different TikTok name in Instagram, and it's just like No, I hate that I'm speaking of OG youtubers. I know we previously covered Zoella was was missing in action from social media Well, she's been found. Yes, I saw go farm donkey farm. Okay, she's been building a donkey farm on her property just low-key Developing some land for two donkeys. Is she breeding them? I Don't know if her plans have been disclosed, but her actual Development of this property has and I guess some of her neighbors have been upset with her though because she lives like in kind of a historic neighborhood and I'm assuming they don't have an age away or anything, but they're upset with her because she didn't get any Like permission or permits to start adding to her property and building Some structures for the donkeys. Hi, be pissed Because those are donkeys are loud donkeys like y'all You know what I mean? They're so loud and then if you're gonna breed them and then there's a bunch of donkeys like Absolutely not. Oh my god. No, here you're not a lot of the people who moved out at this house they moved out because of the chickens They wanted chickens and they were like absolutely not rightfully so you have a neighbor is you know what I mean like But they have a five acre agricultural plot behind their house So it's like very meant for it big so it's not like it would be super. I have no idea how much his five acres Oh, it's me that sounds you know because Jake Paul has 300 acres. So to me. I'm like five is nothing That's probably a house and it's compound. Yeah, but that's is that in Costa Rica or whatever? No, it's in Atlanta, North Carolina. It's like somewhere in the south. Right somewhere like that. It's probably was also a due-cultural Land 300 is insane. Right, but I'm like oh it's insane because I'm like well. He has 300. He only has five that doesn't sound that big What do we have do we have anything do we have an acre? Oh? So that's see that's crazy when you say that. Okay, he just said ours is four acres So can you imagine having donkeys around here like our neighbors can hear we have a lot of land but our neighbors are gonna hear those donkeys Right now I'm not saying that but I'm just saying she has a group of lands like she leaves Like our neighbors down the street like like in this area There's a lot of horses and people that have horses horses in this neighborhood Yeah, all of our gore is a horse. Oh, but not in this neighborhood that we're in. It's down the street. Okay, but not in this one Okay, cuz we don't know if we don't know acres. I'm just trying to like put it into respect. So it is not that big It's big. It's a big most people do not have if we have four acres It's not big enough for donkeys is what I'm saying It's big enough. I don't know where we're gonna put a donkey you can barely put a birthday party up a water slide out there So I don't know where we're putting donkeys, but I'm just thinking about the house, but it's where the fences are all Well Still doesn't seem big enough to me, especially because she's in Brighton. She is in Sussex. Oh, and that's like beach town Right it's on the water cuz like I don't know nothing about England honey. I think it is. I think it's on the water And I think it's like a beachy town like it's like going to like play a Del Rey and get some donkeys Like you know what I mean. It's so I mean love a donkey love a donkey farm Don't know if it should be in Brighton on five acres one of her neighbors spoke to the Daily Mail and said the character and the charm of the area Have been changed with the fencing and gates both now already installed the huts for the donkeys seem to be already on site And although interesting and somewhat antique they look totally incongruous in this setting So basically like these new structures don't look like they match with like, you know, there's a lot of money Yeah They give it like caramel by the sea right all those houses are so beautiful and so cute And then someone just puts in like a donkey farm, you know, I wouldn't You're a whale watching experience would not be as valuable. Why because now you're not going You're not pulling into a cute little like we're a cool man to live you know, I mean you're pulling into the donkeys Which is a vibe but not weird that is Their criticism is not the fact that she has donkeys. It's the style in which you build the structure That's what I'm saying. So that's why I'm saying okay the donkey farm if she did it in a style that Matches the historic neighborhood then what it seems like you might not be able to do that You can it just matter of again design So get a new architect Get someone else to do it. Maybe do you have picked is there pictures? No, no, no, no, how do people know this they did a little drone Daily mail investigated well This is verified like daily mail is up in the air Sometimes they're right sometimes they're not Someone could just be making up the story and here we are just commenting on it or not nobody posted about it No, Alfie knows a well. He knows a well. I know Unless Louise sprinkle glitter. Oh Yeah, that's your plan or Adam. He lives there. Maybe go see now. He moved to where London Well, it's close. You can go and have a little drive down Yeah, I went through again the whole article. There's no actual photos of the problem. Yeah. Yeah, I get it I mean I also get like Winning spanonkeys I get that that's like really cute, too, but Maybe not fear an aesthetic area. He should go more like world more farmland where the Librarians live You know just in the middle of nowhere Because they just bought some big property, too, where there's just like nobody around them That's the only place to have animals You know if you have bees on your property like willingly you Get a deduction in property taxes Like if you are
them. Oh, like if you have a high version. Yeah. That's pretty cool. Would you do it for no property taxes? Darian is trying to get more bees to common our backyard actually. So I think he's really into it. He's really into gardening right now. Okay. And he's all about save the bees, which flowers attract the bees. Yeah. So I think he would me know that him yet. Okay. But he grew up in a farm too. So he also has that. Yeah. That innate. You should look into it. I was like gonna look into it because I know someone who got that. They like don't have any property taxes and it's like they just have a ton of bees in their property. And I was like, well, maybe not I guess with our kids. I'm not sure how to scare the bees. We also save the bees over here because the pools of water, they'll like sometimes they gravitate. I don't know our pool. We always get the bees, but most will put other buckets of water so they go to that. So smart. It was just thirsty when it gets really hot. Yeah. So I'm not anti-be, but I don't know if I could do it for no property taxes on the day now. Maybe I think there's a bird one too. I think there's something with birds. I'm having a bird problem right now actually. A bird problem. Yeah. They may nest and are like outdoor pendant lights or something. And at first it was cute when the first couple moved in and lay the eggs. I was like that's kind of sweet. And then in the next one another family moved in and had babies. The the first family just flew the nest literally. And then now the second one they're like they just hatched and they're being fed and stuff, but today I was just looking out the window. A hawk flew down like attacked the light that they're in like the pendant light. The whole thing was shaking. Oh my god. Get out of there. Oh my god. It was shaking trying to make the babies fall so we could eat them. And I was standing there screaming because I was like actually trying to eat. Yeah. I was like no. I don't even like the babies that much anymore because they're so messy, but I'm like don't eat the babies. Oh my god. So what did you do? I said go away. And then he did go away. But you need one of those um they clay guns. What are those things? You know the gun bug it's or is that I don't know. I don't know. What did you think it is? But what the bird die? I'm not trying to kill the hawk, but I'm not a clay bullet. It was like just like a clay like rock that gets knocks it out. I didn't give you stone a hawk it'll pass out. What's a clay? Do you guys know I'm talking about a clay pigeon? Are those like like almost like a dish or something right? And it breaks in the sky. Yeah so get one of those. So that means it doesn't kill it, but it's really okay. Maybe get like a broom to try and push it away. I know I'm trying to save these babies that like have fallen into my into my backyard, but it's a good deed though. Yeah. It's a little stressful um being responsible for this life that I didn't even opt into, but you know they chose I guess my life for a reason. So here I go. Oh my god. I know it's a circle of life, but I don't know. It's more like conflicting. How can I have these little babies get eaten right in front of my eyes? It's really sad. Well that's us with the bunnies. We have so many bunnies and so many coyotes and it's like you can only do so much for these bunnies. Yeah. It's like it's really sad, but you are. You with the birds is like Moses with the cats. Like he didn't know all the cats are going to be in his backyard. We have save them and now you're saving the birds. Maybe get adopt them. Darian's always wanted a bird, but I actually have a bird phobia a little bit. Yeah I like looking at them, but I don't like them around me. Like you know when you go into the zoo or aquarium or something, and then you can like you know have a little thing of juice and then they go and they land on you. Shoes, the bird, little bird jeans. Oh no, I never see that. You never go into like the aquarium, and you can like. Birds at the aquarium in the water. Why are they flying around there? There's like an aviary and they give you some nectar. In the aquarium where there's fish. Yeah. So why don't the birds eat the fish? I don't understand. There's like an aviary. Yeah. I then need to go to the sub in the aquarium, but not in the underwater with the fish. Oh, okay. And they give you some nectar and you walk around and they come and like land on your arm. You like that. I hate that. I hate that. Darian loves it. Like he makes us do it whenever we go to the aquarium, but I hate it because I don't like. I don't like their feet or their beaks, but I do think they're cute. It's like a kind of a conflict. Yeah, I'm very much like that. Too many of the times they do that. They do the thing where they like the bird flies around you. Have you ever been to medieval times? Not in a long time. Okay, Jimmy make notes. We need to do universal VIP tour. I want to do it. We'll go in the summer. I don't care. We'll go in the morning. It's not hot. Universal VIP tour. Medieval times, Liberia tarpets. I want to go to museums and what was, oh, in the marathon. So we got to do all four of those. So let's make a little list here and list it to me too. And I'll remember when we get my phone back because it's charging right now. But, um, what would you be bird trainers for a day? And conquer our fears. That is kind of fears, actually. I'll bring Malibu. She's pretty good with birds. Okay, well, you guys saved a bird the other day. We saved a bird. We went to the bird. We went to the cat cafe and right next to it was a bird sanctuary. Was it a sanctuary? Just a bird store. It's so funny because both like, let's go next door and look at the birds. Now, it is crazy. You pointed out like the cats are right next to the birds, which again doesn't make it's like the aquarium. Like, what do you mean? I guess in that case, okay, the cats are the predators. But at the aquarium, the birds would be the predators. So circle of life like you said. Um, but we were like so excited. You're like, oh, let's go show Malibu all the birds. Then we walked in. There was no birds. It was just like bird feed. And then outside they had a bird feeder. Bless you. They had a bird feeder. And the birds just fly in and just eat some seasonly. But then Malibu loves them, kept trying to go up to them and they kept flying away because they weren't scared. So it was just, it wasn't really working out, but they shouldn't advertise it as like, come see birds here because the birds were just outside. And there was like little robins. I'm like, okay, I don't know what this is all about, but we could do. Let's look into that. We'll find maybe Dr. Evan or something knows the place where we do that. You think you have some birds? He must, yeah. Little part two of the animal. That's a good idea. Oh, in the mall. Jimmy add to the mall too. Oh, we have to do a mall venture. Do we never, we had a wetzel pretzel, right? Jimmy wetzel's never had a wetzel pretzel. Gotta add that too. Okay, that's our, that's our list of things to do because I'm trying to think of activities, you know, for our patrons because they're great over there. Where were we, where did this hot topic come from? Or it wasn't? So all the donkeys. Oh yeah. Progress from there. Anyways, I'm for it. Honestly, neighbors move. If you don't like it. The complete 180 from you being like, okay, so I love maybe no donkeys now being like, you know what, girl? Just move. Just move. You know, let the donkeys be, let the fences be. What is an aesthetic anyways, really? Can a neighborhood have an aesthetic? It's like, no, there's going to be that have changed. And I feel like so well as a lifestyle girl. So I feel like whatever structures they add will still be aesthetic. Like maybe they're not the exact aesthetic the neighbors would think of, although the article did say some neighbors actually liked what they were doing so far. So some conflicting reports on the neighborhood. Just the Karen. Yeah. Let's see your yard. What's happening over there. So as I'm saying, I think I'm on their side, which is like, love them. Yeah. If anything, it probably brings more stimulate the economy and suspects. Because people know Zoelle is there. So yeah, they want to glimpse a little petting zoom maybe. Yeah, that's what I think when we do shows here in Thousand Oaks, I think it stimulates our economy here in T.O. Things are building an air one now. I think you really elevated it. So, yeah, let it be, let it be for the birds and the donkeys and the donkeys. Oh yeah. Yeah. Oh, it's the donkeys. The kids are princings. She has donkeys. Okay, I still don't really change my mind, but do they smell? Do they poop? Oh yeah. Donkeys. Yeah. God, you never see donkeys, huh? No. Like where would you? I guess like petting you or something. I mean, when you go to the pettings you with the kids, don't they have donkeys? Yes. They do have a donkey. That's what I'm saying. You never see it. Because the Underwood Farms has a donkey. But you don't see them. Like are they on the wild? Like where do they? Where are they supposed to be? I guess is what I'm asking? Or what are they for? Are they for farms like carrying wagons or what are they? Like what are they? Where are there natural habitats? Okay, the natural habitat is northeastern Africa. Yeah. Northeastern. Oh, okay. Northeastern Africa is where they're in the wild and then feral donkeys thrive in regions worldwide, including the American West and the Australian Outback. So, I guess they're just kind of all over the place. And then what do they do? They transport the like, how does she get the donkeys? So you can transport them, someone captures them, they sell them like, it's crazy. Oh, you know what I mean? Like how does it get there? How do they get the penguins to the aquarium? That's an excellent question. I think they're bred probably. Because the central park zoo said that they're actually like saving these animals. I don't know. Thank you so much to Arbis for sponsoring this episode of Just Tres. You know, I can't get enough Arbis that there is one place I am going. That is Arbis. I love all of their goodness. They're curly fries. They're cheese sticks. They're meats. And they got a new meat. Speaking of, the new Angus cheese stick is now available at Arbis. What a great summer treat. 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How do you breed a killer whale with another killer? Oh, that's a big ass breeding. Yeah, they are. I mean, I know a lot about this. I know. I love you. What is this called with the study biology? I love your biology background. Yeah, they were artificially inseminating them for the most part. Oh, yeah. That's a world at least. So you say like cats are in heat. Yeah. For the killer whales in their breeding program, like they get the sperm, and then it is, I think it's like in a needle or something. And then they would like train the females like to flip over and then yeah, then they would artificially inseminate them. Oh my god. That seems real morally wrong. Jesus. Oh my god. Okay. That's sad. My god. How is it like still an operation? Do you know what I mean? Like what? I was just open more of a theme park actually. Like they're focusing on roller coasters and stuff. I believe Miller just did a promotion. Oh, well, in a few, the past few months, she would be this spokesperson, not because she's big, but she's just I think morally proud. I didn't even think big. Why do I feel like she's big as a whale? That's not what I was saying. I just didn't want people to think that. It's more of that. Yeah. But yeah, they're focusing on roller coasters and stuff right now. I think she did a roller coaster there and her wig flew off and then went viral. That's how I know of this. But yeah, I wish I wish I could like happy. I really she could be camp just like her past is a little too with the kids and everything. But yeah, that's so funny. You should like I don't get brand deals. I'll do SeaWorld. I guess remember that year was it last year where all the like music artists were performing like Fat Joe instead? Oh yeah, they did a summer series, like summer concert series at SeaWorld Orlando. Just trying to rebrand it. Yeah, to be more like focus on experience. They said they're not getting anymore whales or like continuing the breeding program. I don't they said that. I don't know if that they actually like kept up with it. So eventually their killer whales when they get old enough when they get old and die like it would cease. But I don't know, I still feel like they're I don't know. I haven't heard anything about it. So I feel like they're just still doing it yet. But I guess to try and look good like a forward-facing. Yeah. Oh, look, we're trying to change. We'll see it when there's no whales. And then they should know the tanks empty and then you could tour the tanks where the whales once were. Oh, that's an interesting idea. And then you feel like you're part of the solution. It's like, oh, we're gonna pay tickets to go see where they were released. Oh, okay. Yeah. It's like, oh, these are once where the whales were. It's almost like, it's like, you know where you go or like something bad, but then you feel like a part of history. Oh, like Pearl Harbor or something. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Like a historic. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And Frank's added. Oh, okay. Because that was because that seems a little dark, but did you feel like you're a part of something? That's the one Justin Bieber said she would have been a believer, right? So I was like, canceling for that no one cared. A long time ago, he was a kid. Billy Bobby Brown. I love her. I love Millie. She didn't interview us. She talked about how she never really developed life skills because her childhood was spent interacting mostly with like middle-aged men on sets. So she lacks like a lot of social skills when like younger fans come up to her and she has like trouble connecting with them. Oh, like what bars are you going to or like what are you guys doing? You know, she like can't have a normal conversation with them because she is like kind of stunted in that way. Yeah. Even though she said she like is really happy where she is in her life right now. She likes being a young mom. She likes being able to like keep up with her daughter and be able to have energy to chase her around and stuff. And she said her husband Jake Bon Jovi is the more social one because he went to like boarding school in college. So he has a little bit more socialization and he kind of helps balance that out and helps her be like a little bit more social. But I like her PR campaign to show that her husband is not a deadbeat. Like every interview is just like he is so wonderful. He says it's like okay girl. I think it's like common in a relationship. Right? There's one that's more social and there's one that's more I'm the million this one. I'm definitely like oh I don't want to talk to anyone. I just can talk to everyone. Can Darren talk to people? Yeah he loves like a customer service call. He loves like finding people like a gardener for us or like a pool that he loves. That's what it is too. He's always that. I'm like where we're he's oh I'm talking to this guy. I'm talking to him. He talked to everybody for an hour. Like just go out and say hi and do this whatever. We come back. Someone's outside. He's like I'm going to talk to them. Someone's at the gate. I'm going to go down and talk to him. I'm like no let's not talk to the door dash. He wants to be like getting up from the door dash. He's like just leave it at the door. We don't need conversation. You love to talk. I don't love people. You can talk to a person. I absolutely hate it so much. He's like go ask or you see if I can't like you tell him. I don't want to. I'm very much like he's like oh ask and I'm like no you ask because it's like I have like a fear of people. Is that a fear of trying my phobias? Is that a fear of fear of people? I imagine yeah. Yeah that has to be. It's not a fear. You just feel you're just anxious. It's social anxiety. It's social anxiety. Unless it's at my shows then I know everyone's there to talk to me so that I feel so much more confident. But in everyday life you just don't think people want to talk to you because I don't want to talk to people. Yeah no it's more things like you know we had construction for so long and you have to make sure every detail is right and everything going because the minute you don't talk to them things go wrong. So I have to always be yeah I'm not a social but I um I know so his dad was like famous so I feel like you're in celebrity parties and stuff like that. I don't know. I guess she was famous. I guess what she's saying is she was like a child star. What men were she rotten David Harbor? Is that what she's talking about? She's talking about like the grip people in the sound guys like she's like you're upset you're she's in an adult environment as a kid but she had the were kids on there right? Yeah like there's gotten Madorato no schnapp and etc. It's been won't fart. No schnapp the way he said that. No schnapp. I said he commented on like Ariana Grande's like picture and everyone's like stop, leave her alone it's like oh my god people really they're not letting up on him. On Noah? Yeah he did he left a comment on her. I didn't know that. I know he was at Bad Bunny show a week or so ago and he was like in the Kassita and he was like twerking or something. Yeah they don't know how like him. He needs a rebranding him and Michaela and Jake Bon Jovi but he has his own PR with Millie because Millie is so likable and wonderful and everyone loves her and she is like this young mom doing it all. Yeah it was a child star kind of got through it and we don't really know what gets much about Jake other than he's an apple baby who doesn't carry things which is I think okay I was I was thinking about that I was like maybe it's fine like I think we already talked about it but like sometimes I'm like look I want to push the stroller so somebody maybe she just wants to do everything so I was kind of thinking about that I was like maybe she wants to yeah he does seem a little man child the fact that like he won't pack and just like yeah love his love that's true I guess everything we know about him is from Millie we would never have known that which is true in general about rich people you just don't get a glimpse into their life yeah yeah you just brought up that way where like I don't know how to live somebody packed for him somebody did everything and he just get from point A to point to be for one vacation to another yeah if that would be so weird actually I never dated an apple baby did you ever know any nipples did I know nipples yeah yeah you do have yeah I love they like who were they can you say come one of my friends like best friends was he must stormy stormy six Nikki six is the wow yes I love Nick why did love what was he like he died from when he died he died was brought back to life watch the dirt on me oh he got revived but he liked flatlines oh I had no idea is dead for a while um I went oh what was that like did you see him yeah he was nice he was up he opened the door wow he but I don't do that I have most of the way because I'm like I'm scared there's play days I have him do it that was like that was been like thousand eight or something wow and what do you say I don't I think just hi that's it it's like comment was he just normal looking or was he like in fancy of it normal yeah he's had some jeans in a t-shirt on I'm pretty sure I don't remember like specific I just remember going to her house and then we went like we went on a mingle I did or I think we just went I think that's what we did we just were like being silly on what was she like really not like very very very normal like at the house was there like staff like oh do you need a snack and they'll get you something
I don't think so. No. It was just them. Mm-hmm. Wow. Was he did he did Kat Von D? I got thinking yes. Okay. I think she was there. Wow. I can't remember that. Was she got it? The girl? Storm or like alternative? Yeah. She was definitely alternative. Yeah. She was very sweet though. Very normal. I'm trying to think who we would have had kids with because I know we did like playmates. I think her mom is a playmate. I do remember that too. It's all kind of coming back to me. I wouldn't know. I said no. I used to know the lore of all these things. I almost black here. I want to say the mom or the daughter? Both. Okay. Gosh. Let me see. I want to say it's like Brandy Roderick or Brandy sounds right. Yeah. I think he's been married a couple times. I wonder. I'm so curious. Oh my god. I'm so that's so crazy. I didn't know that lore. But in there, I mean growing up like in the area like it's a lot of Neville babies. Like Stevie Wonder's daughter went to my school. Oh wow. Stevie Wonder's daughter. She was a senior when I was a freshman. I remember her. She's like really pretty. And then I remember someone being like, oh that's Stevie Wonder's daughter. I was like fierce. Wow. Do you ever meet him? No. No. She's the only like friend I had who had like famous parents. Everyone else. I just kind of knew. Nikki's sister was your friend. Is she not her? No. In high school. I did not. Why did I forget? She moved school. She went to Calabassus. I think she started at my school and switched to Calabassus. And she was completely normal. She wasn't like bougie driving a bougie car. She was a very normal girl. Very sweet. Yeah. Wow. Sweet too. Okay. So that's good. So not a Jake Bon Jovi type. Because they're both rock star in the 80s. You know she didn't even like dress like and she dressed like Urban Outfitters. Wow. That's very interesting because they're kind of the same era. Like John Bon Jovi and Nikki Sixx were both like big 80s hair metal stars. Yeah. So you think they'd have kind of the same upbringing? I guess one's in New Jersey. One's in Calabassus. Brandy Brands is her. Brandy Brands is close. Yes. That's Brandy. Wow. Yeah. Do you have any hair? I don't think so, but maybe. God, it was so long ago. And when he's on Nikki Sixx, we're like, oh my gosh. Are we like, I don't know who you are? I knew he was famous because my friend Olivia who his friends with Swarm told me. But like if I didn't know, I wouldn't have known. Okay. So you weren't like, wow, that's so cool. Yeah, I wasn't really gagged in particular. But yeah. That's cool. Okay. So that was a good normal. I wondered. I never knew Nippo Baby, so I was like, I wonder how they, how they turn out. I think Swade Brooks was just on a podcast. Was it bunnies? Did you see her on a podcast? She was talking about like dating Drake, forgot. Is she a Nippo baby or no? Am I just, I don't think she's just on the show with Nippo babies. They're just such a different, I guess specifically that show, Calab was, what is Calabass? Confidential. Yeah. It's just like such a different way of being brought up. Those kids. It's so funny to me. I'm like, the way they're just casually dating Drake and. Yeah, her parents are hair stylists. Oh. Yeah. So interesting. She's on that show and she grew up in Vegas. So like, how come she's a Calabass? I think just Los Angeles adjacent. Yeah. Yeah. So interesting. Nippo babies always are very interesting to me. Because it's like, where do you get the drives to do anything? Do you know what she's doing now? I don't actually. Like do they just hang out for the rest of their life? So like, I don't really need to work. So. I feel like usually they get into some kind of business. Well, influencer. She's probably an influencer. You know, like, Josie can say go and like all those people, you know, they're just coming from. It was just like fine. But I just always wonder, like, if they ever get an official mom. Wow. Okay. We'll have to go back. Oh my god. Just say hi. How has it gone? Give a little follow up. That's crazy. Wow. Yeah. Although at this point, because I say that at people are always like, he's trying to be relatable saying he didn't grow up with money. Like, grow financial aid existed. Like, yeah, I went to private school, but damn. What a private school? Yeah, I went to private school, but what financial aid. What does that mean? What's financial aid mean? It's basically like, wait, if you make, if your family makes under certain weights, and you can, and you have your, your child has the grades, you can apply for financial aid. It's scholarship. Yeah. It's basically a scholarship. But for high school or college? For high school, we had it financial aid. Wow. Yeah. And why did they want to go to private school? My, I don't know. I think it might be like a cultural thing, because like, they were adamant that I went to like a private Catholic school. They feel everyone wanted private school. My dad's kids didn't, because he was like, whatever. But my mom's kids, yeah. That's my buddy. That's very, that makes sense. That's one. Yeah, we, I, you guys know my sense, that's why I don't like love schools anyways, but we have the private schools around here. Same thing, like 40,000 a year. That's, they went out a lot. They were not that much. Like, I'm like, no, I think we just, we'll give you, if you have the board of thousands, I don't know, I get it though. I guess if you want to, in theory, it's a better education. Is that why? I think smaller and you can just get, the kids get more attention, because the classes are smaller. I see. So they just wanted you to have a good education. Yeah. Because there were still some boisterous, you know, I guess they didn't get like bullied that much, but there was still a lot going on. You got bullied at all. That sounds like they were thriving. Yeah. I think I just like was very unaware of a lot of, you know, I think you would know if you're getting bullied. I'm sure it did behind my back or whatever. I mean, how many times can you get called gay? And I don't think I was really fazed that much. Yeah. But, um, there were some debauchers things. I also like kept to myself. Like, but I remember there was like, some kids got really bullied because I think I posted my year book ones. Yeah. And then a lot of like, some of my high school and Facebook, like, oh my god, that was the worst ever. Like, I'm so sorry, you're bullied that much. And I was like, you know, did they know? Did they know something you don't like? That's what the vibe I picked up. Yeah. I was like, oh, where? I'm like, if you didn't know, you're so smart and aware. I feel like if you didn't know, it must not been like too terrible. Like, some people get bullied, like traumatized. Yeah. And I think I was the, the girls, like, for the most part, I won them over. Yeah. And those are the mean ones. And by proxy, I think they helped shield me from the bull. Yeah. We never, we had like one kid that like wasn't gay, but it was gay. Like, we knew he was gay, but like, yeah, everyone like protected him. I think the girls actually got worse because there was a, there was like a, at one point, there was something called like the packet. And it was like, I was the word around the school. And I don't know who founded it, like who started it, whatever, but it was like a drive, like a, a folder of all the girls nude photos or something. And they're like blackmailing the girls over like, you're in the packet. Yeah, too had it. I don't know the lore about it. Was it real? It was real. I mean, how many people were taking naked photos? I like, I was like, I never took naked photos and I was like, 18. I was like, that's so crazy. I don't know, girl, but there was some shenanigans going on. Oh my god. Again, I was just very out of the loop. Me and my friend group were very much like, so what was the resolution of the packet? Did it get exposed? I think someone ended up reporting it to a teacher at some point. Somebody could get arrested if they had a packet of underage girls. Yeah. This is what I'm saying. Yeah, they're just like, who's monitoring these kids? There's a packet going around. I would, I'd be raising hell for sure. I'm gonna go that's so crazy. I know. So yeah, I would imagine the girl's experience is probably a lot different than mine. I think mine is kind of a unique situation of like, yeah, I got, got, got called gay and fatty a lot, but like, I kept moving. Yeah. We've all been there. I still get that gay and fatty. Oh, back to Millie Bobby Brown though. My very part of her press store kind of like you said, how like she's so likable that everyone else kind of like brings him down. So she's doing her press store with Louis Partridge, who is a Louis Arrigo's ex-boyfriend, who like her latest album is about. Oh, and that's the person on my story. They're like, let us know. Ask her thoughts on Louis Partridge. Yeah. But they're being paired in these interviews and then every clip I see, because they're co-stars. In what movie? In Nola Holmes 3, you missed one, two, they're on three. They love that movie. That's a hit. What? Have you seen it? I have not seen it, but I think it's really popular. Obviously. It's on Netflix. It's a movie. Yeah. And I thought they played siblings, twins out. They play love and trust. No. Anyway, but every clip I see, it's like her being so like high energy, like sweet likable and him kind of being a little bit of a doofus. Like they got asked in one interview from I think Pop Sugar. They're like, what's your song in the summer? And Millie starts singing Midnight Sun by Zara Larson and he goes, what song is that? She's like, Zara Larson. And he goes, am I supposed to know who that is? How does he? He's like 22. Oh, okay. Yeah, you are. She's everywhere. What do you mean? Even I know Midnight Sun. I don't know any music. And then he's trying to like come up. He's trying to come up with what his song in the summer is. And he's like, I'm trying to think of something like poppy, something that you would actually know. Like. Yeah. Oh, I know. Listen, guys. He's in Nola Holmes. Oh, you don't know him either. He's an actor. He's British. Okay. He's literally pretentious. He was actually. Yeah. He was in another Netflix show. Oh, I wonder who was X. Yeah. That's that's how we know him. He was in another Netflix show about beer. That's all I know. Sounds like a good one. So yeah, he had all these clips. I think he just comes across like a little, a little douchey. And she's like so sweet. And does she say anything? It's like, I'm really not wrong. Along with the, I think they are actually friends because they've grown up together. They've done these movies like over the past, maybe like five or six years at this point. So what was his deep cut answer? What was his niche song that he loved?
poppy so he came up with Sumi by Audrey Hobert, you know that song? No, I guess I'm just, I'm one of those poppy girls that wouldn't know anything. You would at least like code switch and you would try to come up with something like me. That's some girlie. Yeah, what's your song of the summer? Song of the summer is, oh my gosh, sweet. I can't think of one song. Me too, the next one, Carpey wrong. Ask her what they're asking her song of the summer. Oh my God, I don't know what song of the summer. Alex Warren ordinary. That's a wrap. Alex Warren. Uh-huh, man, man. I don't know, I actually have no idea any songs. What is the song about there? Good. Name one song this summer. What's your song of the summer, Moses? Name one song. Okay. Okay, besides that, I mean that was the top of the chart. Okay, that's my favorite. What's your top? What's your song of the summer? My song of the summer would probably be "Stupid Song" by Leverado Rigo. Is it the new one? The honey bee. No, that's honey bee, but. That song is all over TikTok. I don't like that song. Oh my God. What did you do to TikTok to that song? Well, it was everywhere and it's like a loving trend and I'm like, okay, let me put Moses there. I would say "Stupid Song" or "Maggots for Brains." Is that also Leverado Rigo? Okay, so she's your artist of the summer. Yeah. Yeah. I do not know. I'm like really trying to think of somebody that put out music. Name an artist. I don't know. Isn't that crazy? No, I couldn't tell you one song of the summer. It's been a while since like new songs popped. I get an espresso. Where's that at? Where's our espresso? I guess technically the song of the summer as of right now would probably be God, I'm forgetting something about Texas, but Ellen Langley, you know her? No. The country song that like has been charting like number one for a really long time. Country doesn't count though because it's like Morgan Walton turrets for like you know. Yeah, that's a song something like somebody walks into a room and you know they're from Texas. Yeah. Some like that. Yeah. Some of us really were really locked in on these suit songs of the summer. Yeah, it's so crazy. I don't know. I could tell you. I know Macy's F you for that, right? That's the line up. I like it. She eats. Miranda. Oh my gosh. There's so many humans. Miranda from Mormon line. Yes. Her song F you for that. Yeah, you for that. Yeah, she just got a little country with it. I'm like, are you from Utah? I guess I'm always so funny to me. I mean, anyone can do country I suppose, but like if you just are wearing a cowboy hat and I'm country now. Hey, I'm the country girl. I guess you had a cash in on that. There's nothing wrong with it. Oh, I guess Taylor Frankie Paul, she entered rehab or she checked into a rehab facility. I think she already finished actually. She already came out of the program. Yeah, how was she posting? She was in a facility. She's been posting every day for the past months. There's a way. Well, a source told Enews that on the advice of her mental health team, she checked herself into a rehab facility and specialized in providing mental health treatment as well as other issues such as addiction and trauma. She is committed to working on herself and focusing on her family and being a good mom and that she is now back home. I don't know how long it was, but at least it's something. Let's celebrate that. Like an outpatient maybe. Maybe she just went in and came out at night because she was posting stories. I guess it depends. I guess there's some that let you have your phone. I think ultimately, the mental health facilities, I want you not the mental hospitals, but the mental health facilities that like try to make you get better is always good to put your phone away because that's how you the phone is. I know that's my book. Gosh, the first time I went to therapy, like real like a good therapist, I liked when I was like 30, was like, how about don't just look at the comments and I just stopped looking at comments and I felt better. I was like, I didn't care. Everything, but I was like, wow, that really fixed a lot. Yeah. So maybe Taylor should go to one where they don't let her have her phone. For her own sake, honestly, because I did see yesterday, her ex-husband felt a restraining water against her. Yeah. She can't catch a break. But some of us are saying, you know, Sepha the Deets, we love her. And she was saying that it probably is something new that came up with the kids because it was all fine. And now he wants full custody, full custody, same thing, I guess. And she did not think it was because of the money. Because comments were like, well, if you have full custody, you get child support, but Sepha the Deets, who kind of knows everything, she was kind of like, I don't think that's the reason. I think there's like probably a bigger reason why someone want full custody of the kids. Yeah. Well, if you know that she and your kids are now involved in everything else with, it's more about the other people in her life. Yeah. So sometimes you want to protect your kids from other people she's involved with. That's it. That necessarily. Yeah. That's true. That's true. If you don't know who she's around. Oh, it's really sad. I guess because the show is coming back. So maybe people are also just, because there's nothing to do to code it, right? It's just her ex-husband. The code has also been up to some things. I guess he made a call to police to get a clarification on the custody agreement between the two of them and Taylor Frankie Paul, a source close to Taylor Frankie Paul told ET that Dakota is Dakota's call for clarification about the protective order was quote, a manipulation of the system to inflict pain on Taylor adding that Dakota is deliberately misrepresenting her steps on her healing journey with that regard for the impact this is having on their family. And then they have a court hearing on July 8th for their custody agreement again. Oh my gosh. I know. That's so much. That's a lot. How does it impact her if he calls the police to just ask a question? I feel like he's trying to, I mean, this is just me speculating based off Taylor state or the source from Taylor team or whatever. I think just trying to instigate it and pick things up again and pick up hard things to make her look bad. That would continue to like make headlines and then keep making her look bad. I think just knowing about Dakota from like Mormon wives, saying how anytime something is close to happening for her, that's good. He kind of drags her down any way that he can. So like if he knows she just went to like a rehab facility, she's kind of like on the up. And then now he's doing, if he's making these calls, something that's like public record, it kind of makes more headlines and makes her look bad again. And also, she just hinted that the bachelor at could air, it's TMZ has been reporting him my air. So maybe that also too is like, oh, let me. Yeah. It's gonna be worse for Dakota when I'm trying to make someone else's life bad. It's 10 times worse for you. We're talking about that right before the podcast. I was like, if you're actively trying to like ruin someone's life just to ruin their life, it's like, that's not good karma on you. It's going to come back on you because it's like no one, like if they, if they did something wrong and you're trying to get just as sure. But if you're just trying to like keep poking at the same thing over and over and just trying to sabotage someone just to sabotage them, it's gonna end up making you worse, which obviously started with his Dakota. We hope to not see you in the next season. I want to see anything about him. They should bleep his name. I just oh, yeah. And also to clarify, it was he was calling for the police to see if she violated her protect the protective order. Getting her in trouble with the law. How does that even, why was it going to the police for that? I think because then you kind of, you would need something on file when they go to court. Yeah. And that's on July 8th. So I think he's trying to get something in, you know, writing around paperwork to go into that hearing is what I would assume. Sneaky, sneaky. Yeah. I hate that one. It's always something with I know. I know. It's always something. Oh my god. And then having to do another custody. That's a lot. Mm-hmm. One, maybe that is a lot. And then two, and then you're finding both of them. Yeah. Then they could team up against you. Like it just seems a mess. Ah, awful sad. Damn. Oh, she's going to take a shuddy. What do we have to say about it? Yeah, that's a good point. He's getting all of them. Well, he just had Layla. Did he have, did he have Jesse? No, that was me. Yeah. Who did he have, though? He had someone Layla who was right before her. Did he have Macy, maybe? Maybe. Yeah. I feel like there was another one. Yeah. Oh, he had Emily Kaiser on too. It's just trying to think of who he's been having curly pops on lately, which is like, not like him. Kayla, Frankie Paul next. Are you intrigued at all by the new legally blonde prequel show L? No. Me either. I think it's so like us coded like paint. Yes. It's coming out. The reviews have been very poor so far. Fairly poor so far. It's on Ron tomatoes. It did get a Ron tomato as of right now. What, what does that mean? Do they not all get Ron tomatoes? You either get a fresh tomato or a Ron. Yeah. I think it was out of 48 last time I checked, but I think the problem 100. Wow. Okay. So that's really bad. Yeah. So I think the problem is running into is this show. It's a young L woods, but the arc that she's going through is she's like a fish out of water in like a very liberal town. I think she's Seattle in Seattle. Yeah, so she's having to like
learn it, unlearn things in real time. - Yeah. - So it's, again, the story arc of the first legal on movie. - It's like a remake, but just like, oh, we're gonna, it's gonna be prequel. - Yeah. - Well, it's not gonna be prequel, is it? 'Cause it's like, that doesn't make sense in the story, right? - It's technically her origin story. Elwood, it's like-- - But Elwood's growing Beverly Hills. That was the whole point in the first one. - I believe the show starts where she isn't Beverly Hills. Like, oh, we have to move for Daddy's work or whatever, to Seattle. And then it goes the fish had a lot of story of her moving to this new town. It's gonna get like learning things, becoming more like empathetic, less self-centered. So basically, it's the plot of Leely Bond. - Yeah. - One. - But doesn't make sense in the origin story because Elwood's never struggled before. That's why when she went to Harvard, it was so shocking. It's like, wait, everyone loves me. If she would have experienced that in Seattle, she'd be like, oh, it's high school, over again. But it wasn't that. It was like, oh, wait, everyone loved me, what happened. - Exactly, yeah. So it just like completely erases everything. - I hate it. - Of the first movie. - Yeah. - So it's weird that that is the route they would go down as far as like the plot for it. - They should have called it something different. 'Cause like, I do love a pink, I do love fish out of it. I do love Leely Bond, we all love Leely Bond, but call it something else. That's like, wait, that's not the origin story. That's not our Elwood. I mean, she looks just like her. I mean, she is identical to her. - Yeah. - And I love that she's been doing all the looks that she's worn, you know that. We used to be this one more on the press. Like, I like the idea. Hate this concept. So awful, I can't watch it. Like, where's it gonna be? - It's on Prime. - Prime TV. - I do have Prime, but I'm not gonna watch it. I don't think, I don't know. Is it more geared towards like teens? - Maybe. It is like, considered like one of their shows on the YA genre that like, off campus is in. And like, somewhere it turned pretty and stuff like that. So it is that vertical. But yeah, it is so interesting. 'Cause the original team of behind Leely Bond is so involved in the show. - Oh. - So like Reese Witherspoon's very involved. Jennifer Coolidge went to one of the events as well. We all were at an event, it's not recently. Yeah, they all were there. Okay, so people. - It's so weird that no one was like, then she do this already. - Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Like, this is such a beloved one. Reese Witherspoon too. It's like, create something either, create the real prequel of her in high school. We could, like, you remember Clueless the TV show? - Yes. - Like, that would have been so good. There was not really much other than like, the problems of Beverly Hills kids, which I think alone is very interesting. People love that, right? That's why we have like, how best confidential Kardashians. It's like, we would love to see a scripted like, little cute scene nostalgic, like, she grew up in the 90s, 'cause that's very like the era now. It's so weird that they went with this route. It's like, it doesn't make sense to the story to the character to us. Nobody wants it. - Mm-hmm. - Can they reshoot it? - I think it's already coming out. - It's done. - Yeah, it's done. - I think they need to stop. They need to pull it and reshoot. They've done it before, back to the future. - Well, it's already been renewed for a season two. - How? I don't know. - It's not renewed before it even happened when, it's around tomato, like, how is that, how is that, like, oh, we're gonna renew this, actually. - It is interesting. I, like, off campus two got renewed, I mean, it aired though, before it got picked up for season two. I think to combat things, taking forever in between seasons, especially prime shows, I noticed, like, they're picking it up pretty quickly, which is good, 'cause sometimes the weight between seasons is years, and then you forget everything, and you don't care anymore. - Oh, we're compensating. - Yeah. - We didn't even start it, like, where is that, yeah. - They did start production. - Month or two months ago. - I feel like I'm gonna forget. It's gonna come out next year, and we're like, what even happened in that one? Like, when you said off campus, I'm like, is that overcompensating? Is that parent adulthood? Like, what, there's too many of these shows, and we wanna see the flicker. I think this was a bad idea. I think prime's gonna go under. (laughing) Like, I don't think that was smart at all, right? Like, that's crazy. - I think prime's gonna go under, 'cause I think-- - I think maybe. - The Bezos will be okay. - Wow, Amazon. - Someway. - Amazon will be okay, but the prime division. (laughing) You know what I mean? Like, it's like, I don't know if that's gonna work. - No, 'cause they still off campus, which is like the number one show. - Never seen it, never heard of it. Never see clips of it. - I think that's a you thing. It is like a fun, it's a whole ass phenomenon. - I feel like I would see the only little thing I saw of it was Alicia Marie-Pleen King-Pong. And this remind me, I shouldn't be like, she's never seen and she's not who these people are. And I'm like, well, I don't know who these people are either. And I'm doing pop culture for my job. So I don't know. - Are you? - I am. - I know what the Cassita, I know what the receipts, I know about movie night on Love Island. Like, I know, I am like locked in as like, I hear rumblings, never heard rumblings of off campus. - We heard about Mika when, or with her, Glee Fion, or Ugly Ex-Fion. - Oh yeah, the awful one. Yeah, I know, I guess the people surrounding it, but I don't know. - You know the one person surrounding me, yes. - Yes, is there other people in it? - It's like a group of like, 12 guys and then two girls. - Like the odds. - That would have been my dream show as a girl. I would have been like, God, I would have loved as a big game. - It's like Bridgerton, but Hockey, like each season is like a guy in the Hockey team. And then they like, it's their romantic arc of finding this world. - That's what Hockey campus is about. - Yeah. It's Bridgerton in the sense that each season or book focuses on a different guy and his romantic life. - And are you into it? - Yeah, I covered it for work. And then I was like, oh, it's actually pretty good, but I didn't finish it. I got the screeners for like the first five episodes, and then I stopped after that. - I feel like it's somebody who just like saw heat arrival would be like really popular, but never watched it. And we're gonna do that. We're gonna say hockey players every season, but it's like that's not why heat arrival was good. It's good because of the game sex. - The game is? - Yeah. - There is a lot of hockey romance being turned into shows right now. I will say, the books have been around for a long time and have been really popular before. But I think maybe, no, actually because they, it wouldn't have been quick enough. It was picked up a while ago because heat arrival only came out in December and they already finished. They shot before heat arrival. - So they probably knew the book's popular. I think people can kind of sense that hockey romance is like a good, uh, is a good narrative, I guess. But I think people are forgetting the gay, like put the gay stuff in there too. - Yeah, that's what we want to see. That's what Bridgerton is doing. The next whole next season is gay, you know? - Yeah, maybe they'll make one of the hockey guys gay for us. - That would be way better. And then it really is heat arrival at that point. - Oh, wait. Yeah. - But we can never get enough. I love knockoffs of shows. When it's like like the off camp, what's, what's the over compensating adulthood? Like they're all kind of the same English teacher. Like they're all the same vibes. And you're like, well, they're all kind of the same. But I'll watch all of them, you know. Um, all right. So what was the hot topic? - L, L, B, F, L equals pop. Although. - L equals pop. - Yeah, because a female leading show or movie is getting so much, like even Supergirl, like the English Supergirl is getting so intense. I almost want to retroactively be like, you know what, it wasn't that bad. I like the movie. - Yeah. - Not really. Was the writing good? No. - But you want to be a supporter. - Was it visually good? No, was the music good? No, was really good. She was great. - Okay. One good thing. - One good thing. But you know, what wasn't that bad? - He wasn't championing it. Yeah. No, but can I be honest? Like since we talked about it last episode, literally like three or four people, I know, in real life, like without being prompted at all, like supergirls sucked as like Jesus. And I know what ever talked to me about movies, when it's like ran, like literally three people in the past 40 hours since we talked about it, in real life that are not like on social media, that's not influenced by things where they're just like, oh my god, don't see Supergirl. I wasted my time there. I was like, oh my god, I've never heard such people are being nuts about it. Like the hate for it is getting so out of control. - Maybe it's warranted though. Because these are three people I've never talked to me about cinema before and they're like, I hate it. - Interesting. - Yeah, and I'm being dead serious. Because for me, it's because I love the comic book that it was supposed to be based on and I love the character of Cara or Supergirl. So like I went in really wanting the best and that's why like I was really upset. But it is interesting to see other people just be like hating it so bad. - I wanted to watch it now because like everyone hated weathering heights and I like loved it. I thought maybe you'd be intrigued by it, because it is being compared to like a Joker or a fully ideal weather as far as my reception and box office. So I was like, maybe should I watch it? - I think I want to. I was like, wait, I kind of want to. You know Jason Mosin. I'm going to watch. I think it's going to be good. I don't know. Whatever he says has hate. Like I'm with you. I'm kind of like, isn't that bad? Because like you like love it. So you're like, don't live up to my expectations. But I feel like as an average movie or as high pretty good, I would assume it looks like budget. - It's fine. Like it's just by the books. Superhero movie. - I love it. - Like it is, people are like kind of sick of them in general, because the genre is kind of getting fatigued. But it's not a business where it's like insulting to cinema. You know, I think people are taking it so intensely. Like people are like ripping apart the cardboard cutouts in the AMC. - Oh my god. - Yeah. Like people are crazy. - Yeah. I think people need a chill on it for sure too. But I do love. I don't love. But it's just interesting that so many people are like, this is the worst movie ever. - Yeah. - I think the most controversial movie of the year. - And I like a simple, straightforward, no twist in terms, because Avengers, it's can't even follow it. There's just so much happening in so many superheroes. I'm like, I need one superhero, one story, no twist. Good. Perfect. It's predictable. Great. I'm just going there to eat popcorn. You know, that Avengers is like headaches and confusion and just like over stimulation. So I like a straightforward one. I'm with you DC. I'm good on this. I won a second. Maybe that should get picked up for a second one. - I think. Supergirl too. - Somehow I don't think so, but she already is in the next Superman movie. So Millie Aquaman will be okay. - Oh. But people might not like that. Who does? There is a character. There wasn't a movie like that where a character appeared. Oh. I want to say Aquaman too. I think people hated that. Mira wasn't Aquaman too. And just her mere presence, people were like, no, we hate this movie, we're boy conning. So maybe they should not push her in the next one. Right? If everyone is not liking her, maybe it doesn't. - That would be interesting. I mean, but the reviews, I mean, the real reviews, but there is like the, you know, Redpill and sell kind of community that is really.
horrible milli-alcock, but the reviews in general are like milli is great, like she is a great cast, she is a great actress for the character, but everything else about the movie is bad if that makes sense. So like real critics think she's great, but the writing sucked and the visual sucked and the production sucked, but she was good. So I think she'll be okay. So put her in a James Gun movie and then she'll be great probably, right? I think her with a better ensemble and better writing. Oh, you're blaming the rest of the cast. No, I think her and David Korn's what are really cute together, like balance each other out where they like their dynamic is cute because he's like the Mr. Goodie two shoes, like by the books and she's like ID got off, like I just want to drink and like party or whatever. Okay. So the two of them their dynamic is fun as cousins, so. Oh, right. They're cousins. Yeah. I want to see it. I used so many on it. I think I'm going to go down and there's who's the main villain? Is there one? There is Creme. It took me a second. His name's Creme. Okay. It plays him. No idea. That's why. Yeah. He's like a flop villain. Isn't there another famous person not just move but someone else? All right. Nicholas. Is there Nicholas in there? He's in Superman. Yeah. Nicholas Holtz. Okay. He's not in this one. No, but he's the villain in Superman. You want to go see it? You're quite over there. You know, nothing to add to the Supergirl combo. We just have to see it because. Are you into it? I don't know. I mean, it didn't start off, right? You know, it's not like everyone are like so. Oh, because that's what makes me want to see it as when everyone's like no. And you want on that? I like to see L. I knew it. That was going to be my follow-up question actually. We're watching it this weekend. That's our plans. I just should watch it. I should watch it because I do feel bad. I think it's like you with the Supergirl Explorations. I think so. We pull up L. Woods so much. And if it's not true to her backstory and her origin story, it does make people upset, which is why they probably should have done like a whole different sort of call it something else. You know, like I don't know, like Scroon Queens can't gavillically wanted the sense of like sorority and like cutesy girly stuff. Obviously it was like horrible being completely different, but they should have done maybe that if they wanted to change it. But they could still do a prequel. I'm still down for a true prequel. You know, they should have done a prequel for is Jennifer Coolidge's character. Like what's her lore? That is true. She's got real lore. With the guy that like she like he kicked her out of the trailer. She was like married, but she really loved the dance. I'm taking the dogs dumb ass. Period college. Yes. Oh my god, you're right. That's the character we need more. Because yeah, we already know L like I was called goes to college. She falls or I guess quote unquote, fall in love with Warner ends up leaving more like we know the whole arc too well. Yes, we need the we're too familiar. I mean, Paula. That is so that's so true. Gabi, did you remember the legally blonde three the British twins? With the twins. Of course. Oh, did you like it? You loved it. I didn't like it, but I did buy it wanting to like it. And they're like our cousin Alice calling. And I'm like why were they British? Why were their twins? Like again, just make it a different movie. Like it could be like a parent trap, like something else. Like not why did they have to be cousins of Elwoods? Why do they call it legally blonde? I guess it's a cash grab. I guess the franchise. It was that era where they would just do direct to DVD spin-offs or like, you know, sequels that no one would watch. You know, which one was great. That was like a sequel that no one was like meant like to like or whatever. But I love to issue our pace fabulous adventure. Oh, love sharp pace. Why was that one so good? And like they can't do this because that is giving Elwoods to like sharp pay is now in New York. And she doesn't fit it. Yeah. So I didn't think just do that with these move like, you know, just do a different movie and make it the same version. Lesson Butler and Sharpies. That's so crazy. God, he's been around for a while. Damn. Has he done anything since Elvis? No. That didn't you see him in a bike movie? Oh, yeah. But like and then Dune. Well, is that it? That's kind of it. Yeah. Do you think they just take a break about something big is it? Yeah, I think he just got cast and something. I know he did something with Joey Kravitz. He did a movie with Joey Kravitz where he was like, he had he had a big bulge and then they had to see GI the bulge to be smaller. No way. Yeah. What was that movie? Why didn't you talk about that movie? I feel like I did. The bulge was my hot top. You know, I always bring a bulge hot top. You didn't talk about it? I don't remember that. Clot stealing was what it's called. Yeah. Clot stealing. You get to for that. Don't make my bulge smaller. That's so crazy. It was crazy. Could you imagine? It's like, what the hell? It's the formation. Yeah, I'm pissed. That's crazy. Okay. So he does stuff. But do you think he just chooses not to? Do you think or people are not casting him like the Minamousad thing after Aladdin where they're just like, oh, no, it's casting him. I keep probably gets optioned around more. He's in the new Miami Vice that comes out in 2028. 28. He's playing Lance Armstrong and then you biopic. Oh, he's American Psycho. He got casted? Yeah. Oh, damn. He's he's booked. Yeah, he's good. Don't don't he did officially get the American Psycho. It's on his IMDB. He's Patrick Beaman. Oh, my God. I had heard Jacob Alordy, Clivicular. Clivicular is, I guess, the real one. So yeah, people thought on TikTok, obviously we said here I was in day, last episode. Someone thought I was doing Clivicular cosplay with my wig last time. Now that you say it, I was giving Clivicular a little bit him and Paris Fashion Week or whatever. That man really, he walked the runway in Paris Fashion Week as if that was his first time walking. It was really interesting. What do you mean? What does that mean? He was so like, it looks like he didn't know how to like move his limbs. The one thing you're not supposed to do is look at your feet. He's like looking down at the people walking. Oh, that's so interesting. He was like and not standing up straight. It's so weird because like, I guess it's just the neurodivergence, but like his, he is or you are him. Because his image is very much like confident. I know what I'm doing. I have a male, like aesthetic bro. But then you see him in like environments outside of his control and he's so awkward. Wow. And then comfortable. And then like, oh, you're not as fierce as you say. Well, yeah, I mean, he's got all his surgeries. It's like no one who was that confident would get those, you know, if you really think you're like the hottest person, you're not going to get it. Yeah. And probably because he does get so much hate. I mean, great. And he brings it on himself. But probably still like, oh, God, I, you know, don't want to show your face. Maybe he's subconscious about his nose for sure. He's definitely insecure. You're insecure. And we know what for what is that one direction? Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. That's what I know. That very well. Yeah. What show is he walking? God, I forget what the designer was. That's crazy people. Like he's like a model and everybody's also awful. God, all these cookie pop-ups every time you go to a damn website. I know. Why do they do that every time? Allow cookies. Oh, he opened 424's fashion show. I don't know what 424 is. So he opened it though. That's been a big, right? That sounds big. avant-garde. No idea. No idea what this designer is, but work, I guess. Yeah. But he was a terrible when we walker. But people are talking about it. So the rage bait work, I suppose. Yeah. He is, he is the most talked about probably, huh? Can I see him everywhere? Are we talking about him? And we're not even in that realm. I know T. I think the memification. At first, I was very scared to cover him because I didn't know what he was about. I just knew in cell vibes. But then the more I hear about him being just like, I take him less serious. The more I hear about him. Yes. Not real. Like his character is not real clearly. Clearly he's like so insecure and not. Well, that's part. Yeah. So his character is so confident. He looks maxing and so hot and mocking everybody, but gets mugged in every interview. Even in court. Yeah. It was. It was court. It was the fraternity, the interview. Like, that was on purpose. Everyone's just heading like hot guys around him to like make him feel insecure because that was crazy, right? Everyone's just so gorgeous. I know. See, I've never seen a judge hot hot before. But I'm like, damn. That was weird. That is says. It's like the world conspiring against him. Did you see Dave Portnoy promoting his new book? I saw. No. I saw I saw Brandon chicken fry talking about him writing a book because he can't read. I saw that TikTok shake. It's most surprising because he doesn't know how to read. And we know that from BFFs that he can't read. And I was like, wait, what? And then I heard someone say that his audio book, he mispronounces a lot of words. And I was like, so that's what I know. I don't know anything else. I don't know what's calling. I don't know what's about. Well, his book is called cancel me if you can. Okay. Nobody's trying. Yeah, he's got not relevant in that sphere anymore. Okay, anyways, not trying to hate. So it's a memoir. There's one story he tells in it where he claims that Alex Cooper and Sophia Franklin planned to say that they were sexually harassed to get out of their bar stool contract for color daddy, which is a crazy. That's a big act. Yeah, that's a big claim to me. Alex Cooper. Yeah. Oh, he threw Alex Cooper in there too with it. They both were gonna do it. Alex Cooper and Sophia Franklin when they were sexually harassed if he wouldn't let them out of the contract. They told him that or what? Yeah. And people reached out to Sophia and Alex Cooper's reps and they did not respond. Well, my mind first goes to why would they tell him that is because it's true. Like is there was there someone at bar stool that was being I would assume based on what we've seen at the bar stool office shenanigans that happen there. Someone probably was inappropriate at some capacity to them. I would assume. So there probably is some legitimacy to that claim. I would assume. I think I actually said that, huh? Allegedly.
in your opinion. - In your opinion. - Yeah, well, yeah. - In my opinion, in my opinion, in my opinion. - That's the thing. I'm drawing a conclusion from evidence we've seen online inside the Barsville office. Again, not to bring up a Sora subject, but Brianna Chick-and-Fry showing my only favorite everyone at Barsville Sports, seems like that could be sexual harassment to people she's showing. What if they don't want to see that? What if they're not trying to see? - I never thought about that. Weirdly in that concept, you're so right. - Right, like why are you showing that in the Barsville? - If you work for a corporation and you're showing that's awful. Anyone around you that's not accepting that. - That's sexual harassment, that's what I'm saying. - It's unsolicited and it's-- - Yeah, so my conclusion is that if we see that on camera, I'm sure that happens more frequently than we would think I would assume. - But you don't think they were like employees there. They did their podcast in their own environment, they were just purchased by the-- - No, I think they were doing it at the studio, at Barsville Studios, as Barsville Sports, 'cause that's what they used to always do, videos Grace Helbig used to do them there, Jenna Marbles, like they all did Barsville Sports. And then, 'cause they would go into the office, they would show them going into the office and stuff like that. But regardless, even if they're working with someone from Barsville Sports, I mean, I would assume, you know, there is that office baron chicken bride who's in there, like everyone is in there. - But then if you would-- - They would have had past merciness, which I'm not trying to like hold against them, they'd pass in the past, but-- - But you would-- - Like in the process of writing a book, you would have to take it through lawyers, legality, and unless he self-published it. - No, he probably had a publisher. - Like if he has a publisher, the publisher would make sure that stories are accurate. - No, because the story could be real. If he's like, hey, they threatened, they threatened, if I didn't give them the podcast, that they would do sexual harassment complaints. It's probably real. My theory is, it's probably was real. They probably did say, like we're gonna sue for sexual harassment, 'cause in my opinion, it probably happened. So if he's going through legal and they're like, did this happen, and he's like, yeah, it did happen. - But he's presenting it as an empty threat, right? Like nothing happened, they were just trying to shake him off. - Yeah, well the full excerpt hasn't even been released, but the Wall Street Journal found out about the claim that is in the book, but that excerpt from the book hasn't been released. So I guess we don't even have a full context of like-- - So it's a basic PR for the book right now, yeah. - Yeah, 'cause in my, going on that route, he probably is just like, yeah, they threatened, yeah, implying that there's no literature to it. - That might be, 'cause what's interesting is that for him, with all of his, I don't know, like I say, everything in his life, the one thing that still is, he's claimed to fame, he's trying to call her daddy girls into promoting his book. - I guess when you're writing a memoir, you gotta write the stuff people care about. I don't know if they care about his upbringing or who he's very to. - That's not saying, like the thing's interesting in his. - It is interesting to Barstall Sports, like all the success is women. It's like a Jenna Marbles, a Grace Hellbag, a brown chicken fry, the Caller Daddy girls, like that's-- - Here, follow up. He just did an interview with TMZ before that. - Like what I was referring to. - He said that Dave says that Alex and Sophia stop recording Caller Daddy while still under contract. So that's when he counted with what he calls one of the best deals he's ever offered with more money, a shorter contract, an eventual ownership over the podcast. And then that's when he said that before they were able to work out a deal between Barstall and Alex Cooper, that Alex told him that she would go public with toxic workplace allegations. - Oh, so I'm sure that did happen. Like to me, there was no-- - But yeah, I mean, it makes sense, but-- - Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Like that's what I'm saying, the conversation probably did happen. Maybe he's implying, so he's not really implying anything. He's probably like, we'll shit on that out there. And it could not even move with Dave. We talked about that with Kylie, right? Kylie Jenner getting sued. It's like usually like a staff or something. So it may not even Dave, but Barstall in general, which is his company. So he's probably like, well, I don't want that 'cause he probably knows-- - 'Cause he also doesn't say it didn't happen. Like he doesn't say they made up these-- - Right, which wasn't true. Yeah, it's like, oh shit. Okay, well, let me give you, 'cause that is crazy. Like let me just give you your whole IP. Like that is a wild thing if you created it and you funded it and you started it. So yeah, probably was a little toxic. And yeah, toxic workplace is different also too than it's like sexual harassment. So toxic workplace could mean a lot of things. And most workplaces are toxic. So especially in Barstall, I would assume, I would presume my opinion. - Well, yeah, Wall Street Journal and people say sexual harassment, but he told TMZ toxic workplace. So I guess we'll see what-- - He's probably just scaling it back. - Yeah. - So I get the shock waves out there. People talking about the book and then he's scaling back. - I'm scared what they're gonna put as my prompts for when the book comes out. - I don't know, 'cause there's so many things like that that when you're taking out of context, it seems like, oh, shit, like she's gonna talk about this or say this. - By the book, pre-order. - Oh, the book, I guess so. - I don't even know he was coming out with a book, but-- - Exactly. (laughing) - Oh, wait, everybody-- - Everybody. - Exactly, they were like, okay, nobody's joining in. - Yeah, we need to dissapear. - So there is like a thousand memoirs coming out this year. - When is Sofia Franklin's? - From Valentine's time might as November. - I know. - Chloe Cherry has a memoir coming out. - No, Dave's is June 30th. - Oh, wait, so it should be out. - Oh, no one cares, I'm not just kidding. I mean, so, yeah, someone, yeah, 'cause the people were listening to the audiobook and they said he was watching it. - Oh, yeah, yeah. - Wow, okay, work. I have no idea. Anyway. - I think real number one is if you're working with a ghost writer, I think you should at least change the words something you pronounce. So it seems like you wrote it, you know what I mean? - Yeah, T. - Also, wasn't someone in there with him to help him correct it and be like, 'cause recording a book might take like five days, eight hours a day, so 40 hours to record a book which should take you like five hours to read. So it's like someone should have told him somewhere. I like, I don't know, I didn't listen to I just saw a tweet that said that. So maybe that person. - That's so fun. - I would believe that he probably didn't pronounce it. - Imagine you have love Island when like, the guys are pronouncing things wrong and like, confessionals. I think, I think the sincere, I think it was sincere, but he was like, the epitome of this situation is, and he meant like, epitome, and it's like. - Was he reading a script? Like, why would he pronounce the word if he knew what it was? - Reading it wrong or staying it wrong his whole life and no one ever corrected him. - But that's like, kind of why they never get corrected on that. Like, because it's not that uncommon of a word. - Yeah, that's a very common word I think. That's so weird. Well, I don't know if they're, the guys are the smartest in the violin from what I've seen. - We don't really get into the Twitch world that much, but I did think this was interesting. A Twitch streamer extra Emily, she got banned on Twitch for nearly crashing a car on her live stream. She was, she was driving and she was reading her chat as she was doing and then yeah, you see the car almost hit her 'cause she's not paying attention, she's drifting, yeah. And then the other car like hogs at her and like swears to avoid her. But like, the car was going pretty fast 'cause they're getting on a major stream. And she's like, oh my gosh. - Oh, sorry. It's okay, thankfully hogs, but like, I'm like, go. - Oh my God. - I think that's like, banned driving on live streams. Like that seems kind of crazy to me. - Yeah, I think a long time ago was like, driving and filming is right wrong. Like even if you have it on a tripod, like back in the day, people used to do all the time and you would just talk and drive. But I think even that, I think they should just like, ban, what is the tool that you can talk to someone in a car? What is that? - Phone? What? - What are you talking about? - Yeah, like, they shouldn't be a speaker maybe. Like how, you know, like, like, you shouldn't be able to like, listen to music, you shouldn't be able to like, - Yeah, that's a hot take. - Wait, what do you mean? - You shouldn't listen to music as you're driving. - You will listen to views by David Dobber on your drive. - I think one more rule today is to rule. - No, I am. No, but that is distracting. 'Cause if you're, if you're trying to change it, skip four and get a new episode, you know, mirrors if you're checking it, like, you should just not have that car. So you, do you think if they took that concept of cars, you know how many less accidents it would be? - That's like, guys. - No phone. Your phone should be locked away. Your car should not start. You know how it's like, dings if you don't put your seatbelt in. Your car should not start until your phone is like locked inside of the little console, and then that's it. Like, you put your destination where you go and needs to be locked in and you can't unlock until you stop in the cars off. - Oh, I got it. - It would save a lot of lives. 'Cause everyone's doing this. All these streamers are getting into accidents. Everyone's like, oh, it's always a tax. It's always like, oh, I was just changing the music or whatever, like, that's a really logical thing. - Just Uber yourself. Like, if you want to stream while you're in a car. - Yeah. But people don't think that way. It's just like people who do get into accidents and they like, you know, big tax or something. It's like, oh, it's not gonna happen to me and then people, everyone tax and then they get into accidents. No, I just think it's, they should've been that. That seems the easiest way to do it. Otherwise, the people are always gonna do it. People are always gonna tax. People are always gonna, you know. It is kinda crazy. That shouldn't get any repercussions from it. - She didn't get banned from Twitch. I think it was, I could be wrong. I saw one tweet that it was a 24 hour ban though. - It seems to be like that. Like, they don't permanently ban you. - Yeah. - Well, usually we get arrested for distracted driving. Like, that's like, clearly it was-- - Yeah, somebody has to file something. So, or police has to be witness to what happened. - Well, there's evidence. There's literally a video. - Yeah, but they have to act on it. - That's so sad. I hate that. I hate that because accidents, car accidents, we have the saddest things in the world 'cause it's like, they're all avoidable. Unless it's like a natural disaster or you had a seizure or something like that, of course. But like, they're usually avoidable. It's usually someone drunk, someone texting, someone speeding. - And she did have a previous incident live streaming where she ran a red light on stream. - Okay, so the license should just be, I'm gonna, I'll press charges. Can you do a civilian? 'Cause that's great.
That scares me. You don't even mean like that so scary to me if I see anyone even swerving. I literally always call it And I'm always like not nine woman. I'm always calling and be like uh this car swerving cuz like there's cross walks here And our we live in a little town and there was a woman that like hit two kids She was like speeding and it's like we're in the smallest town and Another guy to another guy hit a kid at the bus stop and then we're like the smallest town It's so quiet and people are just like there was a yeah happened yesterday not far from here Yeah, I saw see me That was it it was like in a parking Struct or not parking lot a street mall or something like a cafe. Yeah, I had a cafe. Yeah, what happened? I saw it. I saw I don't know the reason, but the car just Was there it was it reckless was he drunk was he trying to do that normally, but That's what's that - and that I mean you know how you got to wait till the 16th drive It's like I do think a certain age you should just like and not like a bad way Maybe like the government can provide assistance of getting people around like ubers for free for people over 70 like the Social Security of it All but that is sad - we see that happen here in our in our area - just like older people who have like heart attacks And like they die and that's like really sad while they're driving But then other people are getting into it's like really I guess it can happen I guess natural cause it happened, but that's really sad But when I see me was sad what cuz one to die in yeah, it's like for contacts I think they were turning someone was cross someone was crossing the crosswalk then they hit that person crossing that person passed away And then they kept somehow went into a cafe where people were sitting outside and the fight people got injured who were sitting outside at the cafe Oh nuts. Yeah, yeah, car accident and it's really a car. They can drive itself. Oh, yeah All they have to do is put it on. Yeah No, that's so sad. Oh, my eyes. I'm so sad. Yeah, don't do it. It's just weird that Twitch wouldn't be like yeah, you can't stream anymore. Yeah, well, you can't I think I don't think it's that hard to take like I don't think you should be able to live stream Yeah, you're self-driving because inevitably you're gonna read the chat which is like reading a text but worse cuz it's like a thousand messages out one Yeah, you're just constantly like looking and how good matter could a driver you are? I don't like you can they banned like what like a bathtub streams or whatever like girls can't be like So I think that yeah, they should ban drive even let's say poke him on the game on the phone You can't play in when you drive because it senses it senses if you're driving a certain speed. So, how good that's something that Yes, maybe for twitch some kind of a but they do have the power you're right because it's like you like someone has to press charges It's like we'll twitch kid literally just be like you're no longer a lot to stream and then that's the end of their income So they should probably do that. Yeah, I think they need to be stricter. Yeah, 24 hours is like what do you mean? They just sleep for 24 hours and they come back like a bright. Yeah, that's so weird. I hate that that makes me so sad and I was a girl Yeah, I was from the awful men to it's streamers, but the girls That's really scary, but I guess you just think like I'm a good driver. It will happen to me But like that is crazy. You're like live and you're showing distracted driving. Oh my god. That's like so Dangerous and dumb I hate it especially when he you've done it before like that is really crazy to me. Oh my gosh I'm speaking of technology and people streaming We see so there's the method glasses now everyone talking about it, but it's already Been happening that there's a girl that posted a video of she and her family went on a hike and then they got some There's a guy that was just selling like shaved ice Mm-hmm and they didn't know They bought the ice left and at the end of the day one of the brothers showed her a video basically he was Making videos like he films and then he post on TikTok Hi, my name is Sophie and I'm going to share something that happened to me August 14th of 2025 and Minneapolis, Minnesota, Mena Ha Ha regional park. I love in Minnesota and I was a minor I was 17 years old so me and my two brothers and my parents both went after we finished We saw a man making snow cones and my parents didn't think much of it and thought, okay, I let's go get snow cones I didn't get one. I just kind of stood in the background But I guess the whole time that this man was filming and he was old He's about like 60 has to be or older so going back again my family did not know we were being filmed I don't know if he had metaglasses and I see a TikTok video of My family and the man giving us snow cones and he's to start a conversation with my mom She's a very talkative person and my brother just says like wait wait till the end of the video and I'm wearing biker shorts. I'm just doing I'm just standing in the background as I'm walking away. He proceeds to zoom in to My my butt and make gross comments he repeated but three times in the video and Decided that was something he should post and that's not it He continued to in the comments say really disgusting things. He continued to say I wanted him when I'd never even talked to him And I was just standing by my dad He continued to say I was asking for it wearing those shorts other comments that are still on the video He never thought to delete them and I will put the link of the video in the comment section And in the video he was talking about her body basically as they were walking away He was making and he's an older guy. It was making comments about her body as she's with her family and And she called him out on it and then I went to see his account and his whole account is people not knowing they're being filmed and Kids like kids without their parents going to buy shaved ice cream But where it's on TikTok. It's just him showing people not knowing that he filmed. Yeah, yeah, nobody knows and most of them are kids just buying shaved ice and he's having a conversation with them the whole thing and he just uploads it even we're a good kid. That's what say you can't I think when somebody's underage, you know, first of all, you should have a sign that you're streaming live Yeah, people are being filmed. Yeah, so they have the choice being on it or not because it's different from like you're out in public Yeah, and people are filming here. It's like they're coming to your business basically and so it was very interesting to watch but It's already happening with the glasses of being people being creepy and filming and posting online Without anyone knowing and crossing the line obviously. Yeah, no, I hate that too. That's also the end I asked Brooke about the glasses because I'm like before Before I guess this get the video gets published. I'm like let me just make sure I didn't make up that Brooke Skullfield got the highly metaglasses and I was like that was you right. It's like yeah, I didn't know that it was AI Like I thought it was like a way to take photos and videos AI the glasses The metaglasses is AI Yeah, it has it has a feature in it that you can you can just say like oh, what's in front of me and the glasses will describe you like It looks at everything around you and analyze it Well, but in that sense like Google AI because like I tried to talk to it It's like kind of like chat GPT where you talk to it and it can like yeah, give you. Oh, yeah, so she thought that was the problem was The AI aspect of it. It's more like well the filming of other people. Yeah, well she thought it was like Oh, like it'll be way for me to take photos and videos and like vlog whatever and then everyone's like girl Those are AI and she was like yep, so did she return them? What was that? I don't think there was a resolution. I think she's like yep. That was me I just had to convert. No, it's legit. I wouldn't know either. I didn't know that was AI actually That's so weird. Why can't you say it's just gonna be everywhere though, huh? It's kind of like what we talked about last time is like it's kind of like I don't know if we're gonna like escape it right now I mean, we weren't you said that Like I googled something I just want an answer from Google but like the top says AI now And I was like I don't know the AI response like I just go look through the websites You know what I mean like I don't so you kind of don't have a choice You can't turn it off No, I'm not excited about it, but it is just it is integrated. It's like everything now unfortunately. Hmm. I do hate that. Yeah, I know I get the phone's are costing more like iPhones are costing more yeah because to run the AI they need more memories And now you have to pay more for the memory But if you don't have it so basically if you don't buy it You're getting punished basically. Yeah, either either way you end up paying more to have something on your phone That doesn't run normally on your phone. Yeah. I don't do anything on AI on my phone and I don't want to pay more for it All of those I do get duped. I posted a pink escalade the other day and I said oh I want this car and I'm gonna say hi as I go Why is everything AI? Why did they post AI photos like what's the point? Engagement engagement like you saw the photo. You spent time on it. I hate it And now I keep getting it like hella kitty franchise at McDonald's. I'm like oh, this looks awful. I'm like AI That is so it does get tricky like sometimes is obviously I feel like maybe with people weirdly it's easier to tell Although even Jimmy if this makes you a better. I know you fell for an AI influencer at one point. Jimmy Yes, was thirst like thirst trapping or thirsty for this like muscle bear on Instagram Who is AI? He didn't find out for like a while Jimmy fell for it. Yeah, the Jimmy Wetzel was like thirst following He's like enter supreme. He knows all the tricks. Yeah, I felt game. I felt no Inclusive was he real no looking? I mean was he real looking? Yeah, yeah, he said he sent me did you know? Did you call it out or who called it out? He I forgot how he discovered it But he texted me it was like I was uh thirst following this muscle bear on Instagram
I just found out he's AI and that's so sad I do love that people are I don't love but it's interesting to be able to use the AI for their strapping. It's so specific to like I don't really get the point is maybe just co-fishing is that what it is? I have no idea. Getting followers. Yeah it's very weird but yeah I all that to say it is getting scarily good and making even the Jimmy Wants a little bit world believe. Oh scary. Yeah it's happening so fast. I was like okay AI will be like when we're older. It's like here. What's it mean? Does a movie is going to start being AI? Music? I think they're trying. Music is AI. Yeah they're trying but you know I'm gonna I'm putting up the fight to think that art cannot be replaced by you know computers. I hear like even musicians out there are they're like yep I put it a concept into chat GPT and it gave me like a rough song and then they kind of like made music around that song concept. I know what I think somebody before doing it. And then the annoying thing is the reverse of that is like whenever you make something everyone's like oh thought this is AI girl and it's like no right no I'm saying Korean like that's no people did and that's why I was kind of scared I was like wait people I think this is just like made up or whatever because you can even get your like lips to move in AI you know which is like weird. I don't like it universal and stuff like doesn't use AI like the movies the theme parks that stuff. So I mean Disney invested in AI to the I don't know to like what extent though like they invested in it they I think they have been using AI movie studios in general not just specifically Disney but in general for like ideas like for concepts. That's what everyone does with AI but that's like also not great one. But we'll see I think there will be the like it'll get to popularize that everyone will like rebuke it will be like a counter culture against it or everyone sick of it. We go back to like the silent film era. Probably. Just like something so that's not AI at all. Like just how do we make it? How do we strip it down? Back to basics. Back in the glee days. Um, Broadway. Oh yeah. No live experiences. Yeah. That's why everyone's going there. All these actors who was the time to do someone like every actor's going to Broadway now like no AI there. No money there though. They charge everyone. No, in like the sense of like we were talking about like I think those are Charles. I was like $200 to see a Broadway show which is crazy but like okay if the actors get the money that's good but they don't like they get paid so little on Broadway. Like everybody the principles everybody. There's no money and people do it for the love of it but it is kind of like a luxury like you kind of have to have you know to be able to live in New York and perform like you know what I mean it's it's kind of like I'd have to have some money to do it which is like sad so. Broadway I mean it is a business that people don't know about that there's basically investors putting money into shows just to get money back. They don't even care about the show. The sort of people they just so it's literally just a business to make money for investors. You all spend those investors and you pay the actor more money because it's just not enough they really make way lower than you think and they're doing eight shows a week and it's crazy. People do it because they love it but pay them more. Have you been cheated for the Tik Tok cake pop drama? The Tik Tok pop cake pop or cake pop? No. Is it the dot cake thing? No. Okay cake pop. I guess it would happen like a few days ago. I don't know how I literally just got placed in the middle of this big drama about cake pops and I got very much seated inside. Okay what is it? Oh my god is okay so also for context the original it's so viral like the original video got 15 million views that started this whole drama. Wow. Even like Snooki has been like waiting on it and she's made her own Tik Toks on this cake pop drama so it is pretty big. Snooki's involved. But this all went down when a newer and smaller like baking account her name is a sweet spy Ashley. She posted a video a recipe video baking these Fruity Pebble cake pops and she was inspired by a larger more popular Tik Tok girl. There you go. She was inspired by cake by Katie who's a larger cake pop influencer and when Ashley posted her video she got DMed from cake by Katie getting berated for copying and spreading and sharing her copyrighted cake pop recipe which does not really make a whole lot of sense. Okay. Cake by Katie did she ever make a Tik Tok about these Fruity Pebble things? That's kind of the guy. Or is it in a cookbook? So both. So it is it's not a print cookbook she has like a digital packet of recipes basically. She has a PDF. She has a PDF of recipes and she does have a Fruity Pebble cake pop recipe in there. But she has also made Tik Toks making this dessert before. So she shows people how to make the Fruity Pebble cake pop. So someone makes the Fruity Pebble cake pop. So Ashley said I saw her Tik Tok. I saw roughly about how she was making it. I didn't know the exact recipe but I knew enough and then I like filled it in with what I would think the cake pops with need and then I even like tagged her because like yeah she did inspire me. But she gave her she saw something was inspired gave her credit. I was like I want to do this and then this girl's like and she was like she threatened to sue like she was going to cake but Katie the larger one was going to sue um girl you put the recipe out for all of us to follow you showed the Tik Toks you have the PDF files I even do the clip for more recipe I went to it like well what do you mean you can sue for someone following a recipe that you put out for us the ball yeah so but what's under what grounds like what does that mean like I'm happy right infringement but the guy guys like it is a recipe also the recipe in question consists of cake box like you have to have she's very moist and it's pretty crocker but not pretty crocker strawberry girl you are not invented anything I can go to the back of the box and figure it out you know what I mean like that's so insane to she invent a free pebble can start watching to her like what do you mean that's okay no we started the cake pops like what do you people are crazy in this world like people are so insane and this is what's wrong with the world like we're suing we're threatening to sue people over your cake pop is that you're putting out for people to learn your cake pop is like it's so crazy yeah you're a crazy person you're a crazy person like what do you mean you didn't start you didn't bet free pebbles free pebbles do you Starbucks should sue you for the cake pop is like everyone should do the bigger creator because it's like what do you mean you just definitely took this from someone else there's no original ideas recipes are recipes so she was a fan she tagged you she was trying to be sneaky oh I saw her do this and I love it like go for I always do that when I did cooking videos I always put the original recipe I was like go for all this person because my husband cooking videos go find his original recipe if I said everyone that made my recipe I'm gonna make chicken right yeah that's that's why you put it there it's a compliment when somebody does your recipe somebody even watches a video tries what you make in and then promotes it forward and then I mentioned you then I also gave you credit then it was that's like hey this was a cool lady you're nuts it was nuts too because in the DM's like Ashley was trying to explain to her like listen I've never like purchased your cookbook I didn't know the actual recipe that was in there I didn't like caught a screenshot and spread around the recipe in question I just saw your TikTok I saw like the ratios of what you were doing and I just like filled it in the actual ingredients with what I thought would work and uh but Katie stood like 10 toes down yeah as they all do at first the larger creator yeah and she said that uh she was just trying to protect her copyrighted material she takes protecting her work seriously and she said that her issue was when people recreating what they seen the videos but with full recipes being shared publicly but then she also admitted that she never she couldn't verify and she wasn't even sure if Ashley had access to her cookbook like there is no proof that she didn't even show the recipe she even see the recipe she even so what do you mean she showed your recipe she didn't watch the TikTok she did not see that TikTok she just was like oh another cute girl making cake pops I got to bring her down like he felt like did she know nothing about this you look so means did she let me get she deleted her turn the comments off deleted the TikTok okay that's the gag she was like we need to talk about it it's like let's address everything and then in that response video the comments are turned off and then she deleted oh my gosh you predicted it perfectly yeah people need friends to bounce things off like should I post it should I not like you that sounds so that is like one of the craziest stories that I've ever heard I was like you posted a TikTok for people to me because that's what she made let's say somebody took your cookbook and one by one page by page the same order the same recipes copy the design the essence of your book that's one thing but people doing your recipes is exactly what you want yeah and the reason you put it out there don't put it out on the internet if she copied if she copied your TikToks one by one if there's like you know in somebody's a copycat yeah she's like one recipe and tag you yeah and then she posted the second apology video oh damn yeah where she took more accountability and she did admit to handling the situation poorly and she also acknowledged that you can't you can copyright a
cookbook, but individual recipes, very hard to copyright. Damn, you're impossible. - Yeah, girl, because I don't think you're the first fruity bubble cake pop out there. - And then the gag is fruity bubbles. - No way. - No way, they can't. - They're all in cake pop. - It's fruity bubbles. - Now, she's gonna, now they're gonna do her. Actually, oh my gosh. - In the middle of all this drama, fruity bubbles are messy and then just release the orange cake pop recipe. - One thing corporations are doing, right, is hiring their social media person. They're a little social media girl gay, something in there. 'Cause they're always on the scene of the crime. They're always in the mess. They're always quick to do it. You know they're just at home. They're just like living their at-home life and stuff like that. And like, oh, time to make a fruity bubble cake pop recipe. That's so smart, that's so good. I'm gonna do it. Let's do it tonight. We're gonna go get those chicken color ingredients. Let's go get some fruity bubbles. I wanna make a cake pop. I have time. I have the time this afternoon. I can make it. - It reminds me of the whole controversy. I didn't get too deep into it, but there was the whole controversy of another creator who was trying to copyright hot girl walking. Like hot girl walking and there was another one who wanted to copyright like hot girl reading. And then I remember specifically that the girl who was trying to copyright hot girl walking was like, no one was really like going out there walking. Like, I'm the first one that was like walking and making it a thing. And I'm like, what was like, what? (laughing) - You're the first one to walk in? - Well, you have to get hot by walking. - I was the first person going out there and taking a walk. Like no one was really making content about that. I was like, girl, everyone is like in mass psychosis. I think in things that are like the main character and the only person has ever had a thought whatsoever. Like, there's billions of people on earth. Everyone has thoughts like you are not. No, it is like so hard to be original. - No one's original. I don't think there's not one person who is original because like everything is taken from inspiration from everything, going back to even Elvis, taking inspiration from jazz musician. Like everybody takes, jazz musician taking, like shakes, like from the beginning, everyone's taking inspiration from everybody. Like there is no original thought period in 2026. There's just not, so I don't know. Yeah, main character energy needs to go away. It's okay to be, what are those called? NPR. - NPC. - NPC. (laughing) It's okay to be an NPC. (laughing) You know, it's okay to be a side character. It's okay to be a background of featured action. It's okay to be all that. Not everyone's main character energy. And we just stop this because it's ruining our world to be honest and I hate it. And honestly, it's also just everyone being an influencer and creator and everyone thinking they're, you know, the copyright of it all. It's like, so was her little digital files even copyrighted or she just made that up too? Like how do you copyright a digital file? Like look at my computer. (laughing) Like I don't understand. It's not published, it's not for public consumption. So. - What is a digital file? Like it's almost like an e-book, I guess. So I'm sure maybe-- - You walk Amazon and get it. - It's, she has a website or like a, you know. - Tons of stuff. - Yes, everything. Can I get it to my Kindle? No, okay, then I don't want it. Weird, I don't like it. I do, I like the ones that give you that are like, like, Instagram reals always show it. They give you like, they're like, "Oh, for the recipe, comment this and then the DM me." Or for the recipe, go to my website where they can get like money from me. Like I like when they do that. Like just do that. Like just be a normal person. 'Cause why the hell are you sharing recipes if you don't want people to make them like you? - It's so embarrassing, though, like when you have to, like, comment, yummy, if you want the recipe. - Oh, I don't have time. - It's so embarrassing. - I'm on it. And they give me that recipe, 'cause I wouldn't know. It looks so good. I love it. 'Cause I want the engagement. Okay, fine. Here's yummy. Like, you know what I mean? I think that's great. I think it's smart. And we love people who share. And not get keep. You weirdo. Like, so insane. - And she was losing sponsorships and stuff. That's why she ended up taking accountability because one of her sponsors was stopped working with her, but. - Yeah. - Yeah. (laughs) It gets you acting right. Let me tell you. (laughs) You're like, you know what? Not really worth it. I don't need to comment. Every time I turn on my TikTok to do a little rant to chime in to something I see on TikTok, I'm like, hmm. What would RB say? And it's like, you put that phone down real quick. So everyone just act like there's a sponsor waiting to drop you, you know? And the world would be a better place. (laughs) - Well, that our cake pop is at the main. - That was my big one. I was saving. - I knew that would get you. I knew that would get you. And it's another one where everyone is like on Ashley's side. Like, fairly unanimously. So that's like a kind of a fun one where it's like. - Yeah. - And also the stakes are a little low. It is just cake pops at the end of the day. So. - Yeah, cake's okay. It is just cake pops. Like it's not. - Using Betty Crocker box. (laughs) Box cake. - And that's even an original like from scratch. Nothing. It's just like what? - Well, I hope you guys have a really good holiday weekend. I hope that you get everything you've ever wanted. You know, the stars are out. Wish upon a star. - The Bangle. - The Bangle. - The Bangle. - The Bangle. - Star is Spangled Banner. ♪ Oh, say can you see ♪ - By the dawns. I think we did this last year. By the dawns. - We did it. - It's British. - That's it. - Let's see if we like. ♪ At the twilight's last gleaming. ♪ ♪ Whose broad stripes and bright stars. ♪ ♪ At the twilight's last gleaming. ♪ ♪ Oh, the ramparts we won. ♪ ♪ We're so gallantly streaming. ♪ - Clothicular. ♪ Let the sponsors be liable. ♪ - Yeah, right, right. ♪ The bombs bursting in air. ♪ Oh, my God, this is a lot. I know, it's a really not good timey. - No, no, it's my God. Give one through the night. ♪ Gave proof through the night. ♪ ♪ That the aliens are here. ♪ ♪ Close. ♪ ♪ Oh, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave. ♪ ♪ For the land of the free. ♪ Kinda sorta. - I know, this is not a good song. It's a good song. - It's a good song. - It's a good song. ♪ And the home of the brave. ♪ - Wow, it's a brave game. - You guys had the high notes, you could hit better, but okay, that's okay. I was really expecting it about. Well, that's our annual tradition. You are just trying to start a spangled banner as sung to you by Trish Oscar and Moses. Better known as Tom, not the problematic ones from Bravo, but just your regular Tom Katz here. Katz from Moses, Katz from Oscar. I love you guys. Thanks for watching and we will see you next week for July extravaganza. It's only gonna get better and hotter. Eat a hot dog and keep those dogs in from those fireworks. - So true. - Yeah, yes. We need to do that this year. We love you guys and we'll see you soon. Bye.
Podcast Summary
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The host and guests celebrate summer with a focus on enjoyable, healthy treats like Ollypop’s new fiber-rich cream soda and Arby’s Angus cheese sticks, highlighting their benefits and fun flavors.
A personal anecdote about a failed Thanksgiving turkey hunt and a shift toward protein-rich eating habits is shared, emphasizing the joy of simple, satisfying meals and the importance of routine.
The conversation explores the emotional and mental benefits of decluttering, with the host expressing how organizing spaces brings clarity, calm, and improved energy, linking it to personal well-being and mindfulness.
Summary:
The episode blends personal reflections with lighthearted conversations about lifestyle, health, and organization. The host shares a humorous yet heartfelt story about struggling to find a Thanksgiving turkey, ultimately embracing a protein-focused diet that brings satisfaction and energy. This leads into a deeper discussion on the emotional benefits of decluttering, where the host describes how organizing spaces—especially the home—creates mental clarity, reduces stress, and enhances daily joy.
The conversation is enriched by mentions of sponsorships, including Ollypop’s new fiber-filled soda and Arby’s Angus cheese stick, both praised for their taste and health benefits. The host also reflects on social dynamics, including the challenges of social interactions and the value of authenticity, while highlighting the importance of maintaining personal identity through names and branding. A side note about Zoella’s donkey farm in Brighton sparks debate on aesthetics, neighborhood harmony, and the ethics of animal breeding in captivity.
Overall, the episode balances humor, vulnerability, and practical life advice, celebrating simple pleasures, mindful living, and the strength found in organization and community.
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The new Oli Pop flavor is crisp apple, which contains 6 grams of fiber. It's special because it combines the taste of classic soda with digestive health support, making it a healthy and refreshing option for consumers.
The speaker loves Oli Pop because it offers a fun, healthy alternative to sugary drinks, supports digestive health with fiber, and brings a sense of joy and refreshment—especially during the summer.
Oli Pop is the sponsor of the podcast episode, with a promotion offering a free can when purchasing two cans of Oli Pop, highlighting their mission to make people feel good through healthy, flavorful beverages.
The speaker feels a significant mental boost when spaces are cleared and organized, noting improved energy, clarity, and a sense of calm, which helps them feel more in control and joyful during daily activities.
The speaker mentions a donkey farm in Brighton, UK, owned by Zoella, and notes that while neighbors have expressed concern about the aesthetic disruption, some appreciate the project, and it may bring economic benefits to the area.
Arby's has launched a new Angus cheese stick made with 100% Angus beef and American Cooper cheese, offering a bold, savory flavor and being a year-round addition to their menu, praised as a better burger alternative.
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