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Love Island USA’s Nic & Olandria Split + Fans Speculate Gracie Abrams' Song Is About Taylor Swift

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Love Island USA’s Nic & Olandria Split + Fans Speculate Gracie Abrams' Song Is About Taylor Swift

The host reflects on her 29th birthday as a meaningful milestone marking the end of her 20s, a decade she describes as full of emotional ups and downs but ultimately one of self-discovery. She shares a lighthearted family story where her parents’ conflicting plans—driven by traffic concerns—lead to a last-minute decision to skip dinner outings and stay home, emphasizing how family dynamics often revolve around practicality and shared frustrations. The episode also touches on personal growth, noting that despite past family conflicts and emotional struggles, she now feels mentally strong and grateful for her relationships and life achievements. She expresses excitement for the upcoming 30s, viewing them as a time of confidence and self-acceptance. The conversation includes a touching tribute to a friend’s dog, Simon, and a positive call to action for donations to support animal rescues. The host also reflects on media culture, particularly how public scrutiny and fan expectations around reality show relationships (like Love Island) can be overwhelming, contrasting it with a more relaxed, opinion-free experience on UK versions of the show. Ultimately, the episode blends humor, personal reflection, and heartfelt appreciation for family, friends, and the journey of self-growth.

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Yes, yes, my birthday is this Sunday. It is on Sunday, you will be 29. I will be turning 29. How do you feel about it? Greg feeling about this birthday? I'm super excited, first of all, thank you guys so much for this surprise. I truly wasn't expecting it, and that's not a joke. I know I walked in here and was like, oh my god, what a surprise. It really did feel like a surprise. A Sunday birthday is funky because it's like, well, we kind of had a scramble because we had some pre-determined Monday when we were like, oh, I think we were debating if we were going to record over Zoom or in the studio. We also might be traveling. We could be traveling. We don't know. We don't know. So all of a sudden, we were kind of like, oh, it's got, we got to go before. Oh, well. Thank you guys so much. We got some balloons in here, you can't see them, but they're here. Yes, they're here. And they're beautiful butterflies, cupcakes, lightning bolts, diamonds, all the things that-- All your favorite things. Describe me. All your favorite things, cake. Cake. Noah got me nerds, gummy clusters, covered strawberries, sour with the chocolate covered strawberries. I know she went to Carlos and I'll poke in. I know Carlos when I see it, but some good stuff. Yeah, some great stuff. So thank you guys so much. I seriously wasn't expecting it. Oh, you're so welcome. What's on the birthday agenda? Ooh, good question. So Friday, my family is going to come to Jersey. They're coming? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. So they say. No, they're coming, but like, you know, it could be for an hour. They're coming earlier than I had planned because my dad wants to be the traffic. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So I thought they-- So I thought they were coming, like, for, you know, like, dinner and cake. I think we need to, like, make t-shirts and say, like, you got-- We got to be the drug. You don't understand. Yeah. I'm going to get into this. Why? Yeah. There's not that many topics anyway. Yeah, yeah. So I thought they were coming for, like, dinner and cake. So I had to cut you off before you get into it, but this is, like, my favorite thing to talk about. And I don't know if it's going to be, like, we keep talking about it. No, it's so ridiculous. But it actually, like, is so entertaining to me. Okay, so continue. It's so utterly ridiculous, and I don't even care if they hear this, because my dad knows that I got mad at him yesterday. Yeah. Because-- So they're supposed to come over for dinner and cake, whatever. So I'm picturing, like, you know, we don't have to work tomorrow, but Matt has to work tomorrow. So, like, you know, I'm picturing a later evening. Right. I wanted to do, like, a game-- Happy hour. Happy hour into dinner, cake. I wanted to do, like, a game night. Like, I've game set up at my apartment, like, just chill, fun, family vibes. You know, so I call my parents on, I think it was Monday or Tuesday, and I'm like, all right, what time do you guys plan on getting here on Friday, so I could be prepared? My dad's like, "Um, we're going to leave Long Island around 12." I'm like, "Nude." Yeah, "Nude." Okay, so you're going to get my apartment around 130? Yeah. 1132 o'clock. Middle of the day. Middle of the day. Yeah. Like, I got to-- Middle of the day. I had errands to run. You know, I wanted to, like, set up-- Yeah, middle of the day. Okay. He's like, "Listen." And he said, "Listen. I don't care if we sit around and do shit. I'm beating the traffic." I said, "Okay." Well, that's probably what's going to happen. We're probably going to sit around until, like, 5-5-30, then we'll have a drink, then we'll have food. I was going to cook. I said, "Fuck that." Because Matt said to me-- He's trying to beat the traffic. If it comes yet to you-- To get to me, he's trying to beat the traffic. But then wait. No, so I originally told Matt that I wanted to cook for my family. And he said, "Rhea, it's your birthday, though. Why would you cook?" And I said, "Well, I really love it. And I think you should do the things that you love for your birthday." And he was like, "Okay." But just, like, remember, you know, your family doesn't really love food in the way that you do. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And I said, "That's a great point." Good point. Why the fuck am I going to do that? Yeah. So we then switched. And I'm-- Listen. All said with love. But my family always says to me that I live to eat. Yeah. And that's true. Yeah. And whatever. We went through this. Sorry. Sorry. I love food. I love cooking for people. Whatever. They don't love food in the way that I do. So he was like, just, you know, I just think about it. And I thought about it. And I said, "You're absolutely crap. We're going to cater this shit. I am not going through this." Yeah. Good call. Good call. So then we were talking about catering. I had, I'm like, OK, well, they're going to get here early now. I'm like, oh, my God, I have to entertain them in my apartment all day, all night. And I'm getting nervous about it. So I was-- Because he's got to be worried about the traffic leaving your apartment as well. So OK, so then I think about it. I'm like, well, they're going to get to me around 1.32 or whatever time they get to be. Why don't we go to dinner nearby the apartment to split up the time and then come back for a cake at the apartment and then do drinks and games, whatever. So I call my dad. I'm like, hey, this restaurant that I love has an opening for an early dinner slot because I know they love an early dinner at like 5.30. And I have two nephews coming. So I know what it-- That's right. The timing was good. So I'm like 5.30, they have an opening for this amount of people. Why don't we go do that? Was it walking distance? No. We're going to have to drive. So you're telling me we're going to have to take the car out twice. Yes, dad. We're going to have to take the car out twice. Was there parking? Yes. There was parking under the restaurant. OK. Well, you know what it's like when there's kids. I said, yes, I'm aware. But can they take the kids in now at one extra time or is that a whole-- you don't understand what it's like with these kids. I'm like, OK. OK. I said, all right. He goes, and I don't understand. Why do we have to go back to your apartment for cake? Why can't we just do cake at the restaurant so I could leave from the restaurant? I said, what is the big rush to get home? What is the big rush to get home to sit on the couch for? What's the big rush? Yeah. What are you rushing home to? It's actually-- Actually, I genuinely-- I'm really sorry. I'm getting worked out. I feel like I'm your dad. Now you're talking to me. You're like, what are you-- I literally-- Yeah. I didn't say any of that. Tim, I just simply said, OK. Never mind. We're just going to stick to ordering food at home. You're right, though, and just to jump in on the traffic argument, it's actually better for them to stay later and then go home-- Yes. --then to try and get home earlier because anything before seven, eight o'clock, they're hitting traffic-- It's trying to get from New Jersey a lot. And that's the Hamptons. We get in traffic. Right. And I told Matt that he goes, OK. So if we go to dinner at five there, do your dad's planning on leaving Jersey to go back home at seven thirty. That's what dinner is going to end. Yeah. And that's going to be peak traffic time of people leaving. Why? What's the rush to get home? Where are you going besides the couch? Where are you going? Literally. So I just was like, forget it. We're just going to-- you know what, dad? Yeah. Let's just order the food. We're not talking leaving the apartment. Yeah. We're not going to leave the apartment at all. Yeah. We're going to sit in this apartment all day long. We're going to order food. Yep. And that's that. And I said, I'm going to make some old fashioned. He goes, what? You want me to sleep over? I said, you can. What? What? Oh my god. So this morning, I said to Matt, I said, should we just go to my house for the night and just say, fuck this and just go to Long Island? And he said, no. No, no. It is your birthday, Maria. Foot down. Yeah. He said, put your foot down. They are coming to you. Yeah. And I said, OK. Fine. Fine. So whatever. And we're going to have a great time. Like I said, it's all said with love, but I just don't understand. And he's right. I don't know what it's like to have kids. Yeah. Absolutely correct. But I then brought up the prop. I said, well, the kids have gone to dinner before. They have gone to a restaurant. Sometimes you take kids to a restaurant. And it's at 5.30. And oh, what? You've got to take them out of the car one extra time. Like, yeah, it's annoying in the moment. But we'll make it through. Yeah. This will make it through. It's a special occasion. Yeah. Like for one night. I promise we can get through it. He's like, he's like, well, you know what? It's not even up to me. You call your sister and your brother. See what they want to do with their kids. Oh my God. No. Actually, I'm not going to do that because I know if I call my sister, she's going to be like, yeah, sure. Yeah. You know what I mean? She's going to be like, no problem. Yeah, no problem. And she's like, Luke, I might be a pain with the restaurant, but we'll, you know, we'll do it. Yeah. Like, I know that would be the case. But I said, you know what? It's just because you actually ticked me off enough, and now we're just going to eat at home. And that's that. So that's my weekend plan for Friday. Did I ask about Saturday? Saturday. I'm actually very excited. It's just being that. Okay. (laughing) - We are going to dinner to this place in Jersey. I'm very excited about, very excited. I've been wanting to go there for a while. I've heard great things. He has some other stuff planned, you know him. He loves to surprise. - Yeah, he loves to surprise. - He loves to surprise. He's like, "When you want your gifts, I'm like on Sunday on my birthday, but hey, if you think you should give them some earlier, you could do that." - You think the whole song it dance every single day. - Holiday of birthday, which I love. - He's like so excited. He's like, "I am so excited for the weekend." I'm like, "What, then what is it?" When you're not planned. - And he's like so excited to see me too. He's like, "You'll see." I'm like, "Okay." I don't even know what he got you, which now I'm like, "I know," which is, he must have just-- - He must have just-- - Like, "I've been mad at him." - That he didn't tell me what he did. - Maybe. Maybe he just trusted himself. - Yeah. - Do you like ask somebody else's opinion? - Mm. - 'Cause that's who. - Gonna be awkward. - Yeah, that's gonna be really awkward when we find out he did that. - All right, I'll confront him. - I'll confront him. - I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. - Well, let's see what he gets. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - And then we can confront him. - Yeah, yeah. - Because I did tell him about one thing I wanted. - Okay, so maybe he had something in mind. - Right, but he's not a one-gift kind of guy. - That's not gonna-- - That's not gonna-- - There's gonna be some sort of surprise element I feel. - And then so that's Saturday. - Because you guys also love an experience. - Yes, we do love an experience. - An experience that's tied in as well. - Yes, and then on Sunday, really my wish was to wake up and not have a plan, because I feel like I'm-- - That's the best way to do a Sunday birthday. Because Sunday birthdays, there's like pressure, because it's still technically the weekend, but it's a Sunday, you wanna have fun, but then you don't also wanna like, quote unquote, force other people to like do something on a Sunday. - For sure. - I don't wanna do something on a Sunday. - Yeah, and then maybe they're on Sunday people. - Exactly, and I, here's the thing. I kind of just wanted it to be like low-key birthday. 29, very exciting last birthday in the 20s, but I do plan on doing like a big thing next year with all my friends for the big three-out. So I kind of just like didn't bother anybody with plans this weekend. - Fair. - And I am gonna wake up Sunday. - But it is true, you really didn't-- - No, I didn't plan a single thing. I said I'm just, I kind of just wanted to be like low-key, not because I'm hiding from my birthday, but really because next year I plan on bothering everybody with a big plan. - We have travel next week. - Yeah. - These things. I'm kind of hoping that depending on how, how that all pans out for us, that maybe we can do something fun. Like, yeah, I just was like, what, you know, I really just wanna wake up on Sunday with no plan because I feel like I'm always waking up with somewhere to go, which I'm feeling very grateful and blessed for, actually, that leads me into my next thing I wanna talk about with this year. But, yeah, but he knows that I have had birthdays in the past years ago. That like, I have been like, oh, I don't wanna do it, and then it's just like nothing, you know? And so, that's why I know he has something planned because he's very thoughtful like that, or as like, even though I say I wanna wake up and do nothing, you know, there's still something involved for sure. In which he keeps teasing with a smile on his face, so we'll see, we'll see what happens. - You gotta put your name up on 30. - No. - No, 34.30 is gonna, he's trying to pressure me. We're not talking about this right now. Get off my case. - We can't go down this route, we can't, so we can't. - She just wanna do it. - I know, not right now. Not right now. But I'm feeling very grateful and blessed. - Amazing. - Going into this year, I was talking about that this morning that I feel like the past couple of months have been some of my favorite memories of my entire life. - That's amazing. - I feel like 28 was a really good year for you. - It was, I will say this though, like, you know, the start of this year, not 28 specifically, but the start of 20, 26. - 20, 26. When I look back at January and February, there were some crazy times, you know? Like I feel like, oh my gosh, like me, they won't care that I'm talking about this, but me and my siblings, at the beginning of 26, got into, like, literally the biggest fight we ever got into. - Like, explosive, yeah. - It was so bad. - And I feel like into my house. - I literally went to York because I met was a way for work. I was home with my siblings on Long Island, and it was so bad that I left, and I went straight to France Parkland, and ran away, and I was like, this is so terrible. - And I say it with light now, because you have the move past it. And we were, everyone thought the other was wrong. Like, we were all wrong in indivisible. - For sure, but it was like, one of those like- - But it was like, everyone's pointing fingers at each other. - My parents were in Florida. The three of us got into the most explosive fight we have ever gotten into in all of our lives as being siblings. It was genuinely terrible, and that was in the winter. And that was kind of like a hard, hard-ish time. And I feel like it's interesting. Like, obviously everyone has family shit, but nobody's getting on, like, podcasting really, because it's not my place to tell my family's business, you know what I'm saying now, of course. - That would be insane. If I got on here and was like- - Yeah, if you were like this weekend, and now it's, 'cause time has passed, and it's okay, but if at the time when you guys were still fighting, if you were like, we got into a massive fight. - Forget it, I don't think that that would be no result. - No, now it's fine. But like if I came in that Monday and was like, this weekend, me and my siblings got on to the crazy. That would be sort of insane to do, because it's really no one's business. And I feel that way about family. Like, you can go through a lot of family things, but on your podcast, you're not gonna share your family's business. - Yeah. - But all that to say, I would say the winter, there were some hard moments with that. But we, you know, we made up, and families always gonna be, it's always gonna be, you know, you always get into the, you can get into fights and you make up and whatnot. But I think in the past couple of months, have been some of my favorite memories, although I have just complained about the way that my family wants to come over on for. - Yeah, but that's just classic. - That's classic. We're complain about traffic, and that's real. - And that is a universal family experience as, and as I remember the same shit when I, 'cause, you know, none of, me and my siblings, none of us have kids or my cousins. Like, they're all younger. So, I just remember the experience from me being a kid, and my parents, like they picked a location to live in, which was like, equidistant in between my dad's family and my mom's family. But it'd be like, oh, we're going to South Jersey. We gotta leave it this time. And my dad, if we didn't leave by the X amount, X time, we're hitting all the traffic. Same thing with trying to get to Long Island. - Yeah, same shit. - Exactly. - And you remember it, you just remember it. - You remember it, like it's fucking traffic, man. - And but it really is, like, it's traffic is everybody fights about it, everybody argues about it. There was one year, I thought my parents were going to get divorced on the side of the road. Like, I, we were, and we were driving to Martha's Vineyard, and it was like, it had nothing to do with any other family members. It was just, my mom was still working in the city, and it was like a Friday afternoon, maybe the worst time. And like, it was my dad. So my dad had to pack up all three kids, all the stuff, everything. So he's already in a bad mood. My mom's taking the train to somewhere in Connecticut and we're like supposed to be, you know, picking up a new Haven kind of thing. Like we're, and it took us so long to get to New Haven. That when, like, there was no way we were even going to make the, the what's whole fairy, but we sell to go get my mom. And like, I, I, it must have been my mom's idea. I don't know, but it was, I remember sitting in the car and being like, this isn't, yeah, like, like it was all because of some traffic. - All because of, like, all because we sat in traffic for like so many hours just to get to fucking New Haven. - It's just that built up anger that traffic and causing you, I know. It's, it's part road rage, it's part of these things. - And let me tell you, we had, we never left from our, this video on a Friday afternoon ever again. - You learn your lesson that way. - Ever again, it was Saturday 5 a.m. Yeah, because they're like, if we want this family to stay together, we need to leave at 5 a.m. on Saturday. We cannot be in the traffic. - Friday afternoon never happened to get completely fair. I don't blame them. - Yeah. - But sometimes you're just like, no, absolutely. - For one night, it's gonna be okay. - And sometimes like, it's just a, like, sometimes you just, have to come to terms with you're gonna be sitting at home. - Exactly, it's just, you know, sometimes it's just life. - It's just, it's just the way it is. You will make it to your destination. It's just gonna take a bit longer. - Yeah. All that to say about me bringing up my fighting with my siblings, whatever. Was all that just to make note of like, yes, I say that I have literally, like, some of these past months have literally been some of my favorite of my entire life. - Yeah, good months. - I say that because I don't want to act like this year has been, oh my God, perfect. - Oh my God, amazing. - There has been no problems in my life whatsoever. - Yeah, absolutely. - You know what I mean? That's not the point of that. But seriously, I really have, I really have been mentally in a fantastic spot. - Yeah, like, truly? - Probably your best. - Probably might, like, I really couldn't be happier. - Yeah. - And I am ready to take that. into the next year with myself and I give you a lot of credit because it not to like dissect it too much, but it's it's been great watching this version of you because this is the best version of you. Thank you. I appreciate that. I remember you told me that drunk at a party a couple months ago, right? You were like, I did. You did. No, I do. I love watching this version of you and I and I appreciate that. And I think everybody in my life also feels that way as well, which is, which is very nice. I was going to bring something up, but I don't want to put my hand on the spot. How many family members can we throw under the bus on this episode? I really, I really can't, I can't keep throwing my family members under the bus. That's right. Now. 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You guys, my friends, my family, my husband, my husband's family, who is now my family. Really amazing people. It's great. It's great. We celebrate 29 with very excited to go into this next year and, you know, very exciting things to come for us and I'm excited for I think it's just I'm looking back and talking about it in a way because this is the last year in my 20s. Like that is wild when you think about it. I know a birthday is just a birthday and it happens every year. Yeah, but these are like you really say goodbye to your 20s and that's a big one. And your 20s really are such a informative decade and maybe and maybe cause and you know, I can't speak to the ones coming up because I've just started my 30s. But I feel like your 20s are there's so many ups and downs. I'd like to think going forward because it does feel like when you speak to older women, you know, each decade they're like, oh, I love my 30s, I loved my 40s. It's just like you really become more securing yourself and all these things and your 20s is really the one where you're still kind of like, I don't know who the fuck I am, you know? Yeah. So there's a lot of ups and downs and your and and highs lows, I feel like more so in terms of like discovering yourself, of course, you could always have highs and lows in different decades and you don't know what's you don't know what's to come for sure. But just in terms of like becoming you as a person and like who you are and where what your values are and who you want to be, all those things, 20s really build you into that and then you sort of get to like expand on that in your 30s and like become more confident in it in your 30s. Yeah. So it is, it's a big chapter to close. It is. And I'm very excited about all of that, everything you mentioned there because I do feel like this past year, I actually really have been trying to be fully myself. Like kind of less of the back and forth of like this or that, you know, you get what I'm saying? Yes. Like, even, yeah, on this show, like, you know, not being afraid to say how I feel about something, right? Yeah. It's like, well, that's how I feel. So I'm going to say it. And that kind of goes into just like who you are as a person as well. And so yeah, I'm just, I'm very, I'm feeling extremely grateful. I'm very exciting, very excited for the year. I'm feeling extremely blessed. I really am. Like, I, not to get like, really sentimental and sappy, but I truly feel so thankful for the position we're in, the job that we have, the way we're able to make people feel. You know, make people laugh, smile, even last week when we talked about the body image stuff, people message saying they were even brought to tears, like just being able to connect. And even on the show and our listeners, it really is, it really is such a privilege, especially, you know, with people, there's a lot going on in the world and people dealing with different things. And just to being able to acknowledge that and feeling extremely blessed, I can't go without saying that, that I am very thankful for our listeners for giving us this life and letting us be able to entertain you guys because it is my greatest pleasure. That there's one thing that I'm real love. It is entertaining people, yep, absolutely to my core, I love entertaining. I love it. No, any words of wisdom for our pal here on her 29th birthday? Just soak it in, prepare for that 30 before 30 lists. No, I think that I think you think a lot about being the last year or 20s and then the second you turn 30, you never think about it again, like I love that, yeah, it's, it's, it's, that, that's just life. It's just like you think about something that happens and then you never think about it again. Yeah, that is true. Right. You're like trying to savor it when in reality, like nothing changes. Yeah. You're right. You're just 30. Yeah. But this is, it's, you know, a big week. There's a mercury's out of retrograde. Oh, gosh. Thank God. Thank God. And not to, not to bring up weather, but we're getting a fantastic, Freddy's forecast is going to be a fantastic week. It is the weather. But these agents is looking like a fantastic weekend in the Northeast, pack your bathing suit, head to the beach or cooler, enjoy, have a great time. It does. Yeah. It does. It looks like it's going to be some fantastic one. Yeah. It's a 10 out of 10, 10 out of 10 day in New York City today. I love New York Metro weather. It's not. I swear. Mercury is out of retrograde. Today is my mother-in-law's birthday. Oh, my God. So I 23rd. Happy birthday, Lee. Yes. So I wish I knew that when I saw her on Sunday, people's birthdays, that's, it wasn't a birthday on Sunday. I know. But yeah. Your mom messaged me happy birthday on Sunday, and I said, on Sunday, she goes, I think it's your birthday question mark, happy birthday. I said, you know, it's next Sunday, but thank you so much. We live and let live, you know, like something gets, I appreciate that effort. Yes. I do. Because she definitely doesn't know when all the birthdays are. She messaged me from the meow account. Yes. And then your brother texted me and said, I need you to know that if you ever get a message from me, it's my mom, it's my, yeah, he unfortunately has to deal with that often. He is constantly like mom, please switch to your personal before message. That's what my mom does. The brand account. With the Maria account. It's a mess of people from Mary. You know, are we going to talk about Maria's messages to Mary? Mary hitting a hundred thousand followers. Yes. Yes. Mary hit a hundred thousand followers. That's insane. It is. That is crazy. He's got so much more fun. And on the topic of Mary hitting a hundred thousand followers, are we going to talk about your big bumble event tonight? Yeah. Yeah. We're going to talk about that too. Can I just say that really quickly just because Mary, just going to bring out Mary and it maybe think of dogs. Money pause is doing their big pack challenge right now. It's like they are fundraising for the year. This is where they really are able to make and receive their biggest donations that fuel them through the year and are able to fund them rescuing these dogs, saving these dogs, finding them fosters, finding them good homes. And everyone, if you're a part of money pause, like it's a great time to help fundraise for them. I've been doing it. If you go on my Instagram, it's right there on the little like underneath the bios, like the little donation button. If you can, I would love for you to donate. If you can, no pressure, of course, but if you are able, it's such a great cause and they are such a great rescue that, ugh, I'm just so happy that they are able to do what they're able to do. It's just something to think about as we move on, because I know this is going to be sad for two seconds. I know what you're going to say. I don't, Isabelle, we've had on the show, obsessed with her, love her. She runs her Simon Sitz account, her dog Simon, she's been through so much. Her book is fantastic. If you haven't read her book, it's just, it's such a good book, but she's, I've been very open about Simon's health issues and they've only really gotten worse in the last few months and she's been posting about their decision to say goodbye to Simon because he's just not, the way he's living is just not a way for a dog to be living and I could literally break it. I've been crying every morning because she posts her videos in the mornings and I open my Instagram and it's like the first thing and I'm like, oh, instant tears. Like they just went, they just took Simon on his last hike. Like I'm like, it's just, it breaks, it breaks my heart but Isabel is such a big part of Muddy Paws as well. So if you also want to donate in Simon's honor, I think that's would be so beautiful and she has all that up on her page as well. That's just, you know, just keep her in your thoughts because it's just the saddest thing and having to make that decision is so heartbreaking. So we love, we love you, Asabel. We're thinking about you and I know that was a depressing note for a second. Noah is on his way to Boston for this evening. - What a 180. - What a 180. - Big event, big dating event tonight. - Big event. Noah was the face of Bumble if you're trying. I'm a little mad. To be honest, I'm a little mad. We didn't bring this up earlier in the week because by the time this comes out, we'll have passed. So there are probably my bossing gals listening right now going, "Fuck, I would have gone to that." - I also realized that when I posted it, I never like once wrote Boston or anything and it's like no one's watching that hold me trying to speak. - Yeah. - Well, let me tell you, plenty of people did and if you did not know, there will be an open bar. - Oh my God. - Open bar to be had. - I'm telling you, the amount of times that I, I was like exhausted after filming one. - Are you having a slight credit now? - Yeah, like a little bit. - He texted us and was like, I'm not good at it for the simple ones or life. - No, I can't do this. - When I would just almost be there and then fuck up the last word, before it would be like, I forgot to say this. - You thought that looked asleep, like you should have seen some of the other takes, like, that was me like-- - Like what? - That was I's kind of close. - You know, because it's the end of the day, I'm tired, I don't know. - You know, there's actually nothing worse than like it's so embarrassing being alone, filming one of those videos. - It's the war and you fuck up. - I thought about like there might be someone like in the hallway hearing me like this. - No, and when you fuck up, it's like, oh my fucker, oh my god. - I literally did that. - Oh my god. - I just slammed my camera. - I don't know, it's literally when-- - It is a war. - Especially when you're alone. - Oh my god, I will tell Matt to leave the room. - I'm like, you-- - I can't even get into that. - I can't do this in front of you. - No, he's like, what do you mean you can't do this in front of me? - I'm like, you gotta leave. - I genuinely can't do it in front of you. - There was, yeah, Joe loves to make fun of me, 'cause now, like, he'll be in the other room and he'll hear me. There was one that I had to do for the Super Bowl, a couple of years ago, for the ping pong thing, and it was Lowe's, and I had to say Lowe's knows like a million times, and I kept fucking up, and I was in the bedroom trying to do it, and like I'd be like, fuck, and I like end it, and I just hear Joe from the living room go, Lowe's knows, and I was like, I'm gonna kill you. (laughing) It's like, just, no, it's so embarrassing. - It's so embarrassing when you just can't say a simple word. - I give really so much credit, and I know that they're the ones that get made fun of the most, but the people that are in public, and can just whip their phone out and film a video and talk, 'cause it's their job. They're literally doing their job. But that's my hour full-time job, it's not insane. - I give them so much credit, because even I was walking down the sidewalk, and I had to film, I saw talking, and I was like, hit it into the office. - Excuse me. - Like, I do the office. - Yeah, where I'm like embarrassed, I'm gonna knock into somebody, it's always, how many takes do you think it took, you know, huh? - I don't even want to say. Seriously. - Don't be mad. - When I tell you to do that camera roll, I was like, Jesus Christ. - It's, I mean, are we in like, the tens, the 20s, the 30s? More than that? - I don't know, because I would cut myself off a lot. It's not like I was finishing a whole, I'd be like-- - But like, when you had to go back and delete, did you have like, 30 videos in the week? - Plus. - Yeah, I know exactly what that's like. - Oh, fuck! - And then like, the thing is, I'd watch it back. - And that was the best one he got. - No, I'd watch it back and be like, why do I look so miserable? Like, I just can't, like, I don't know. - I don't know what it was, he like-- - If you don't like your eyes, don't look like that. - But then I was, at first I'm like, wait, maybe I should-- - The camera is deceiving. - Well, I was like, should I be looking at the lens or should I be looking at my face on the thing? So then I switched to-- - You were really overthinking. - But a lot of times when I'm like, trying to remember something, I kind of stare into space. And so I realized I was doing that. I'd just be like, staring into nothing. Like, listen, I don't know how many of this I have in my future. - Yeah, got the video up. You're gonna be at this bubble event. You're being pitched to the people that are gonna be there. - Yeah. - Tommy did ask us to say something about Noah. What'd you say? - I said, and say with me. - Okay. Hold on. - You don't even remember. - No, I know what it is, but I wanna say it the right way. He doesn't light up the room when he walks in, but his presence shines by the end. - This is what she said over the weekend. - Yes. - I said a little bit more chopping this thought. - A little backhanded, but. - No, it's not backhanded. It's not backhanded. Not everyone steps into a room and immediately lights it up. - Like you. - Thank you. (laughing) - No, because that's, he doesn't get noticed when he walks in. - Yeah, listen, you might not notice it. - But he makes it impact later on. - No, no, no, he's effort the first two hours. - You know what I'm saying, because whenever somebody dies, he's not a big personality that's gonna come into a room. - And that's right. Like, sometimes I wish I could shut the fuck up. And not be like, oh my God, misattention whore. Like, it's just built in me, I'm just bred that way. But, because when somebody dies or everybody dies, everyone's like, oh my God, they lit up a room. - And they will not be saying that about me. - The thing is, it's just not true about everybody. - Yeah, it's not. - It's not true about everybody and people throw it out for everybody. - And my favorite room is gonna be like, he did not light up a room. I'm telling you. - Everyone's sub-saying that. But you're missing the point of the room. - No, no, no, no, yes. Immediately when you walk through the door, immediately when you walk through the door, is it like, this guy's here? No. But, by the end, your presence has completely shined through and everybody leaves with an impact from Noah Ives. And I think that's a beautiful thing. I don't think you automatically have to walk into a room and be the loudest person in the room. I don't think that's the case. Most of the time, that person's annoying as fuck, okay? And sometimes I am that person that's annoying as hell when I walk into a room. - Okay, that's the cross, you have to bear. - Yeah. - We make an impact quietly. - It's a great thing. - It's a quiet impact. - Yeah, take a little bit to warm up. - Yeah, Ling at you. - Wow, also speaking highly of you. - Yeah. - Yeah, you're a little shy at first. - Yeah. - Yeah, that's a warm up. - Yeah. - Exactly. And like I said, I could be shy too. - Yeah. - Not in front of you guys, obviously. Not in front of you guys. I'm shy. That's like when the actors say that they were shy growing up, you're like, shut the fuck up. But genuinely, I can't be when I first meet people. - Yeah. - No, it's super fair. - Not around the people I know and love the most, which is you guys, I could never stop talking. I can't, I can't ever, especially this weekend. Oh my God, I hear my own laugh in the back of my fucking head. And somewhere in a house that you're, everything, everybody echoes. - It's just echoes. - It's just a big house. - Hey, although I did say we were playing that game and I didn't even notice that you weren't there. - Yeah, that was like a dagger in the heart. - Yes, here's the name of the most insulting thing that you could have said to her. He goes, I didn't even notice you laugh last night. - Yeah. - I literally felt, yeah. Friend, I slid down the wall and fell to the ground. - Yeah, yeah. - He said white, yeah, no. - So maybe my, and you know what, though? - The worst thing you could have said. - I'll actually take that as like, maybe I'm not as loud as I think I am, right? So I'll take that as a win. - Tommy gave me a prompt of just like one word. He was like, give me one word to describe Noah. I said, reliable. And then I said, dare I say, very reliable, so. - And that's what we're using. - Full, full. - Full quote. - Yeah, reliable. - I already say very reliable. - Yeah. - I did throw up 'cause they needed like, slept quotes too. And I said, you know what, throw in Noah Kant saying I'm very handsome. (laughing) - Hey. - Yeah. - Why not? - As you should. - Yeah. - You should have poked, you should, sorry. Nothing like making yourself laugh before you say it out loud. You should have included every happy birthday message from your apartment. - I think someone said that. - You should have. - Like imagine if they were all on the screen, which is like, heavy birthday Noah, Dash, Britney Spears. - Heavy birthday Noah, slash mother. - Britney Spears, come celebrate with me. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. Every word for word what they said. - Yeah, they should have that. - Jessica Simpson saying that I built an arc. - Yeah. - Yeah. - See, these are all quotes that could go up. - That's so Jessica Simpson. - Yeah, yeah. These are all quotes that could go up. - Well, sure, you're the man. - You're the man Noah. - Yeah, this is at a bar, correct? - Yeah, yeah. - You're gonna have a great time. - And we'll be able to talk about it on Monday. - Yeah, and then I'm headed to the Cape tomorrow. So directly to the Cape. - Nice. - So a little pit stop. - Can we recap? - Yeah. - All right, let's get into today's topics. We're gonna be talking about Nick and Alandria breaking up along with some Tuma rumors. Olivia Rodrigo is dating a new, a New York finance bro. Gracie Abrams song, Death Wish, confirm not to be about Taylor Swift, they say. And we got a little more about Amanda and West in the in the city reunion and we have great image of you. So let's get into it. 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And recently, a Landria was talking about this publicly being like, I don't understand why people need to know about me and Nick's relationship, which people were confused by because they were like, well, they did fall in love with you as a couple on a dating show. A little bit of a frustrating quote because it was like, it's weird that people care so much about the relationship. But is it because that's how we were all introduced to them. The quote was, why does it matter of me and Nick are together? Why are you so invested in people that don't know you? That part creeps me out. I'm not living for the internet. I understand to some extent. But I also think that there is a bit of having to acknowledge that this relationship stemmed from a dating show that the world watched and the whole point of that and the platform that you've now been given is from a dating show where you were in a relationship. So people are going to care about that relationship. Exactly. And so many people felt in love with them as a couple. Yeah. And so immediately when that quote got out, everyone was like, interesting. It kind of feels like they're not together because why would she say why do people care for together? Because if you were together, then I think you would just feel like we're together. For sure. And I feel like there's been some rumblings. And we've seen, we've seen them together plenty, but they have, they definitely were not like an overly public couple. That makes sense. You know what I'm saying? Like they weren't like posting together, nonstop, all those things. They were living their own lives and they were connected. And that's, that's totally, totally fine. But the rumors has been that have been that maybe like a little rocky last few months. But I saw Duma comment something like, you know, if you think that they broke up two days ago, that's silly. Right. Well, Duma posted some rumors back from Coachella in April. That Nick was spotted with somebody else. They also, they also posted rumors that Alandria has been seeing Travis Scott. Yeah. Now she, Alandria denied the rumor. Well, I think Alandria may have commented on the post. But then block Duma, so now the post is gone. Duma wrote, this is just a rumor before anyone flips, flips out. That was like right when she posted it. And then she just posted an update. Alandria denied question mark this rumor, but block this account. So her comment, which was pin was not showing it was from her. So she's pinning, she pinned her own comment. Right. So I guess she's putting those rumors to rest as well. But yeah, I think that they must have broken up a while ago. And I don't think that it happened just like this past week. I think that maybe they hadn't been together for a little bit now. Yeah. Because those Coachella rumors paired with Alandria talking about like, who cares if we're together. I think that there's also probably a part of them that like, maybe if they broke up a while ago, they didn't want to let the people down. That like fell on the cover of the couple and they're like, oh, shit, how are we going to let people know that we broke up as a couple? Yeah. There's just so, there's so much fan love for them as a couple, as individuals. They, they're really like at the tip of the top of the love island pyramid. It seems like no matter what. Alandria's, Alandria stands go hard. And now, I don't know if we're like, if we're like, what's the spongebob meme? Or the brains, all the spongebob, all the files are on fire. Everybody's running around like, what's the next move? Right. They're like, what happened between the two of them? Yeah. Yeah. What's the next move? Where do we go? But they will obviously support Alandria always. Right. And I feel like whatever she wants to do, she's one of the most stunning human beings to walk this earth. And she's been absolutely crushing it for her wife. Yeah. She's making the right moves. She is being seen at all the right events, all the right parties doing all the things. I feel like we're going to see her in a movie or something. You know, I could see her maybe trying, maybe going that route. Big fashion campaigns. Yes. Yes. Nick seems to be linking up with Bryce for some, maybe some gigs. Yeah. Some DVDs. Some, some gigs. And. You think it is. Yeah, that's it. Yeah, that's it. Yeah, that's it. Yeah, that's it. I don't know. I don't know. And what is Ace even up to these days? I don't know. I feel like I have insane Ace and it's like. I'm insane. I have this stuff. It seems like I'm active on social media. It's still making songs. I feel like we would see them, no? Those were, some of those were bangers when he first put them out. Yeah, there was one that was like actually really catchy. Yeah. Now I'm forgetting it. Oh, cocky. Yeah. That one, yeah. Oh, you know what, too, because I feel like he, because he like didn't do. Because he didn't do the show. The Love Island app in the vlog. The Beyond the Villa. It's like, those people, I feel like stayed in the mix a lot. Does he not have an Instagram? Forget her bad. He delete his social media. No way. No. Ace would never delete his social media. He's like, "I cannot foresee Ace." Like, I search A screen. Nothing comes up. The real Ace screen. Oh, the real Ace screen. Excuse me. He's going to be the fake Ace screen. He's the real Ace screen. But he's like. Let's see. He's like shadow band or something. Yeah, I can't find anything. Oh, there he is. Wow, that's crazy. That took me wait. Like. Who? Sorry, that should not be how Instagram works. Like, I should type in Ace screen and his account should show up. No, it's actually interesting. Like. That just didn't show up. Yeah, you can type in people's names that are very popular and it won't show up at the top now. What's the deal with that? There's no reason Ace screen should be the first thing to come up. He's still doing those two exact entries. He's teaching random people how to dance. As he should. Oh, he was a couple of movie premieres. He's got. Oh, he's still making songs. Here he is riding horses with. Taylor. With Taylor and Clark. Taylor's recovered from his horse riding injury. Yes. Yes. Well, Taylor and Clark are the. Oh no, I was going to say last standing couple not true because TJ and Iris. Except they didn't leave together. Yeah, but I guess that's kind of a technicality, right? Right. Because it's like they didn't. Yeah. So the only couple that left together, that's still together. Yeah. Yeah. I believe so. I will say, and this was a. The big Clark. Yeah, this was a. This was a love island thought that I had yesterday. It was because I was watching UK. And I watched an after-sun episode. Maybe for the first time ever, a UK. I don't know if I've. I've watched it before other past seasons. But I don't think I've watched recently. The difference in the discourse around UK and US is really so crazy because with the US, everyone is so nervous to give their opinions on this show because the fans are nuts. And I think like Tuffy and Sarah really had to deal with that. Like there was a lot of times that they would maybe give an opinion and then they had to jump on threads or defending themselves or it's like, it's either you don't give an opinion or you give too much of opinion. There's like. There was no winning. I'm watching this episode of UK after-sun. It's Shakira, KC, Tyreek. And they're fucking letting it fly. Like they're like, "Oh, please. This person doesn't give a shit about their partner." They're like, "Oh, okay." They're like. They're breaking up in two weeks after the show ends. They're just in it for the money. They're making fun of KC for winning. All stars. They're like. This guy's trying to. This guy's trying to coast just like KC did. Like they're like. Like they're laughing about it. They're talking about it. They're like, "This is a TV show, which it is." And I was like, "This is so refreshing." It is. Because think about. That it kind of has gone in a circle a bit because the discourse around UK was really bad for a little bit. And it still can be. And it still is. They still go so hard against the people that they don't like. I think right now Mika is getting like a lot of online hate, which I think is fairly unwarranted, like, because once again, there's perspective on it and like she's a 21 year old girl. It's, it's, yeah, maybe she like made a couple mistakes in there, but I always go off how the other islanders treat that person, like it's, yes, she may have made a couple mistakes, but the girls have forgiven her, like they're all okay and they all seem really close. So shouldn't we take that as a, as a hint to like how we're all feeling because it's not like, oh, she fucked up so bad that the girls are like, we're going to keep her at arms length. And then maybe I'd understand then the public having that opinion. But they go really hard and then that's, that's like where, where is the line? Because then they go really hard and it's like the, on after son, they're like, oh, you know, meek it doesn't really like him. She's just fucking coasting, some Rajas win more invested like all these things. But they, they really, their opinions on the show, like they're just, they're, they're saying them and they're not trying to like come for the people as individuals. They're just, they're just watching the show, like as a TV show, right? And a reality show. And the fact that people do want to get to the final, like they were laughing at eight in and, all right, I won't say just first, okay, well, they were laughing at like eight and in Priya, that the fact that it's like coming down to the end and like now all of a sudden they're like, oh, we really like each other. And they're on the show and they said, they said, like the final out louders are like, oh, do you want to be in the final with kind of thing? Like they said that all might up. And it was funny because on after son Casey was like, yeah, you talk about that. But you talk about it at lunch and dinner when, when there's no cameras and you're not mic'd up, like you don't say it on camera. So it's just, it's just interesting the way that they talk about the show versus how we do and how hard it is for the US host of after son to try and give an opinion and not get absolutely destroyed online for an opinion that they're having on a reality TV show. It has to be and Sarah had to like multiple times be like, guys, like we're also talking for hours and it's getting cut down. Some of these things, like you're not hearing every single thing that we say, like, you're really coming at us hard for this. And people were treated them like they were journalists and not like commentators on the show. Yeah. And they were like, you guys shouldn't be giving your opinion and it's like, no, we're there to give their opinion. No, that's the point of the show. And it makes. Yeah. Watching the show way less fun. Yeah. It's not as exciting. It's meant to give your opinion because it's like, if it's just a recapture, we don't need that. We were all watched, right? We watched every episode. Exactly. You don't need like, and then this happened and then you watch a clip and then this happened and then you watch, we watched it all happen. I want to hear Sierra and Taffy's opinions on the couples. 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Now I think that's why I kind of fell out of watching US's YouTube because I was like the I wanted to block out the discussion just so I could watch and really have like my thoughts about it. Yeah, I actually felt about the show but cultural thing like we're granted I'm also like I'm not locked into UK social media, you know, so it's like I'm seeing the comments and the commentary so much more for love out in US than I am for love out in UK. Like I'm watching like it's so nice to watch love out in UK because it feels like I am just watching a TV show. And yes, I'm talking about it and I can see posts and things and tick talks about it. But I'm my algorithm is not as locked in to love out in UK as it would be if I was in the UK and you're seeing like a billion tick talks of people giving their opinions and their thoughts and all those things and maybe they are coming maybe they are coming for people in their opinions and this that the other thing I don't I don't see it as much. That's just like social media now in general though I feel like it whether it's politics or whatever it is. It's like if you whoever your guy is or like whoever you like like they can do no wrong like and if anyone comes for them like no it's it's it's definitely is crazy and I feel like it has transformed like the discourse around my violin USA a lot because there you watch it and you have an opinion and then people are like afraid to talk about it. So it's it's kind of a kind of a crazy kind of a crazy thing but UK is I you know wrapping pretty soon. So yeah, I think maybe this week you can talk about all your thoughts. Yeah, yeah. I there's just I don't know that I don't think there's any way I can catch up with this yeah, I think I'm too far behind yeah, yeah, yeah, moving on Olivia Rodrigo has seen been seen out with a New York finance route. Yeah, she needs to be her new boo yeah, and they are sort of it's funny because like the first thing was who is this guy how how do they meet he's a Wall Street power player. Olivia Rodrigo sports day. Yes, the finance professional Julian Krunenbergs Krunenbergs that's going to be my guess I'd just say it with a little it's a long last name. The 23 year old singer have not publicly confirmed a relationship. They've been photographed several times. He's a New York private equity professional images that circulated on July 20th appeared that appeared to show the parent and airport while traveling from Iceland to New York. I'm perhaps a little get away. I got to be honest that sounds like my absolute nightmare. A New York private equity whatever oh my god god that sounds like like a nightmare. I don't know maybe I it's interesting because the airport images they just said they're walking through the terminal of their reported Iceland trip members of Rodrigo's team were also said to be traveling with them. I don't even know like how do they even identify this guy's what I'm curious about you know. It's like how do we even know this guy is the Wall Street power player yeah fans subsequently identified the man as Krunenbergs connecting the photographs to earlier images and eyewitness reports from New York like I know I'm kind of just like generalizing here, but you just when you hear that you just like a maddened the kind of person you're getting into a conversation with. I know what I'm saying yeah it's like oh it sounds like my fucking I like to with the Cameron from geese yeah yeah well it's just like we're loose part right right now I can't I can't go too hard on the on that because you know my husband is in that world so I forgot you know and a lot of his friends are and I love I love all these reasons he's an outlier yeah he's not in private equity that's all that is it that is a different he's not a Wall Street power player player player when you're that young that's what I'm saying they're just making this like they're just making this shit up because he probably in his early 20s there was no offense to Joe there no that's hey it's only a compliment that I don't see Joe yeah in that in that in that in that broy finance way this guy's definitely 100% like a nipple kid who has like an internship for his dad's company or something I don't know or he's some prodigy right who's the next Jordan Belfort I don't know I well or he's just like a normal fucking do the lives in Brooklyn and just so happen to meet Olivia Rodrigo I don't know what that would be crazy but how how do you just so happen oh hey oh my god you can see his whole like bio on the on it where he works where is he work like you're on his LinkedIn hg capital he joined hg in 2024 from Goldman Sachs where he worked on the financial institutions investment baking team in New York he received his bachelor's in applied mathematics and computer science from he took from black he went to brown okay one of my best friends worked at Goldman Sachs okay well yeah I mean I mean the machine is bad yeah we're generalizing here like yes I just I'm not the kind of person who wants to get into a conversation talking about all of that no no no no yeah like I know that there's stuff I have to do you know I take care of my personal anyone who's in a real this thing is gonna really hate me I but like she wanted to date a normal boy allegedly and Matt here's the thing I'm just imagining going on a first date with someone I'm once again I'm generalizing like I just picture them talking the whole time about like their investment portfolio they really don't normal but no not everyone but there are guys like that that do I say more so there are more of them than not in that field they exactly and they think they are quite important. They definitely exist. I've seen it out in the wild. - Absolutely. - But that's a generalization once again and not all are like that. - Yes. - Not Joe Riley. (laughing) - Maybe not this guy either. We don't know. - Yeah, maybe not him either. - Who, yeah, who knows? And I did see like it being pointed out that sort of Olivia has a bit of like a fuck the man type vibe. And like this is the man. Yeah, this is a Wall Street guy. Like that is the man. Right. - If I was spotted out in the street with an A-list celebrity or whatever, I would hope they'd be like podcast power player. - Yeah. - And then they go, oh my god, imagine sitting out on a date with a podcast producer, New York Magazine. - By the way, saying podcast producer, like it sound like I would much rather be called a Wall Street guy. - Right, exactly. Like the thing is we're making fun of something that by the way, when we introduce ourselves and say podcast host, I understand what that comes to mind. - I think Olivia was spotted out with a podcast producer. - Her career would be over. - This guy's also like, my guess is bottom of the barrel. You know, I think this kid graduated college at three or so. - What do you introduce yourself as when someone says like, what do you do for a living? - Producer. - Producer. - And then they push, then I say, oh, video producer. Oh, wear, media company. Oh, wear, bar stool, every year bar stool. Oh yeah, what podcast, just in the office. - Well, I say, oh, it's like a pop culture podcast. Oh, like what? - Wow, they got ask, they got ask eight questions to get to just in the office. - I don't like to just to like assume that people know what these things are. So they're like, I do the same thing. I don't say, maybe I don't go that long. - Right. - I say, oh, I host a pop culture podcast in the politics in the office. - I don't make them then ask for the name. - If it's like a guy, or if it's guys who are like bar stool, like who I can tell. - They're profiling just from the way they look. - Yeah, or if it's guys. - They're probably wall street power players. - Wall street power players. - It's a wall street power player. And they're like, we'll podcast bro. Like, what are you working on? I'm like, you know what I want with the two girls? Like. - What? You know what the one with those two chicks? - Those two brods. (laughing) - Yeah, we're for those bitchy brods. - That's so funny. Don't you just stay there and get back in the kitchen. Kill me, dude. - Sometimes I just want them to make me a sandwich. (laughing) - Why did he was a field hockey player? - Sorry, I'm so locked in to this. (laughing) - So I'm a side. Oh my God, he plays, he field hockey. - Sorry, that's just like really for me off. - Oh my God. - Why? - That you know what? - That's a rich ass field hockey. - Yeah, of course, he played field hockey and then he went to wall street. - I don't even know man. - He played for the U.S. men's national field hockey team, which he was in 1820. - No, that man. - He also trained with the Greenwich field hockey club. - Greenwich field hockey club? Oh, this guy is exactly who he is. - Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. - You hear the word Greenwich? - Yeah. - Forget it. - It's all out the window now. - Oh my God, his parents house is like 100 acres. - Yeah. (laughing) - Ridiculous. The Greenwich field hockey club. - This is like a romcom in real life. Like someone's got to save a living from this guy. - Oh, it's based in New York. Oh, it's based in New York City. - Welcome to Greenwich field hockey club. Basin, New York City, we're the biggest adult field hockey club in the United States. - We're the biggest field hockey club in the United States. - First of all. - But I'm just saying he participated in this, like I think as living in New York. - Something about playing field hockey as a grown man, like just makes me think you're like so wealthy. I don't know why, but like who does that? Play Pico basketball. - Yeah, you know what I was, I was thinking about last night. I didn't realize that that was a thing to be honest. - Oh, men played field hockey at all. He, well, they, I'm moving occupations for a second. - Yeah. - Hey guys, we're going to take a quick break and we will be right back. - On game day, get substacked high at Jersey mics, like the number 13 original Italian loaded with meats, cheese, and toppings, or the number 56 big kahuna cheese steak with grilled steak, peppers, onions, and mushrooms, topped with jalapenos and melty cheese. Get your sub-fix on game day and order in store or the Jersey mics app. - All right, now back to the show. Something I was thinking about last night. And now I have a ton of construction workers in my family. So this is just conversation. I'm looking at some new builds being built in Jersey City. Like there's a lot of new buildings. And I'm imagining, I'm like, wow, it is crazy. Like they're just building this from the ground up. They're showing up on site building us. I'm imagining my brother-in-law showing up in a bad mood one day. And I'm like, and he's like, oh, I gotta fucking build this building. And I'm like, you need to think about that? Like there are people who are building buildings in for structure. That may be shown up in a bad mood one day. - And then you've got buildings in Manhattan that are crumbling or about to crumble because-- - There is in a bad mood. And he worked on the new build stadium. And I'm like, what if one day he showed up in a bad mood? - What about being a doctor? Are you showing up in a bad mood? - Yeah, no. - Like that's what I think about. - Right, but there's so many different ways to do that. - I don't really have to do anything, like edit a podcast, but like these people have people's hearts in their hands. - Right, exactly. It's like, and they have to, they have people's lives in their hands. - Yeah. - We show up in a bad mood and we're just like, oh, we gotta talk, you know? - We gotta talk about love violence. - Right, like it's so simple, it's so fucking simple. These people, there's so many occupations out there that there's putting people's lives at risk. - Have you ever seen that TikTok doctor guy? I mean, I'm sure there are many TikTok doctors, but this guy's like, he's a surgeon, like, I think brain surgeon or something. - Yes. - But he's always like, just got out of, or it's like, he's like, three AM, I'm headed to the, like I just got called. And it's always, he's always so happy. And I'm like, how? - I've never seen that. - Once you guys see this guy, he'll pop up. - Yeah. - He does talk about it. It's very interesting. - I just took like, just like a quick click into a Reddit thread. Oh. - Yeah, Olivia Rodrigo fans are not happy about this. - We shouldn't be. (laughing) - I would consider myself to live, live your life. - No, no, but it's like, it's like. - I'm also a Olivia Rodrigo fan. - You know, but it's still level, like how could she ever possibly date like an evil Wall Street man? - Well, we don't know that that's what they're saying about him. - I know, I know. - You know. - That's like, there's like one person trying to defend him, but the rest is like, they're furious at her that she would even entertain, like dating someone that once worked at Goldman Sachs. - Something about Goldman Sachs. Something about that name, it's just the name. I don't actually even know what goes on there, but the name is just like an evil name. - Listen to this comment. If this guy volunteered at Animal Shelters in his free time or made massive donations to plan Parenthood or the like, that's the PR we be seeing about him right now. Instead, we're getting stories like, isn't it nice he'll pay for a date? We're just concerning if that's the best PR her team can come up with. - I mean, I don't know. You don't know. - It's like every-- - No, I'm saying this is, no, I know. - I know, I know. You don't know every detail of what people donate to or what, you know. - We don't know this guy at all. - It's not always advertised. - And it's been out for a day. - Like, his name has been in the press for a day. - Right, right. - Well, for him to even be in the same circle as to meet a little bit earlier, though he has to be a power player. Like, no, no random intern. - I can't hear the name. I can hear the name power player. - No random intern is just like, like, he has to be like, he knows somebody. - This is, yeah, it's good. - Well, that's your fault for going on right now. - No, I know, I wish I wasn't the first thing I clicked and I normally like never do because it's not like the real world, but that, yeah, it's nuts. I imagine, yeah, I guess, 'cause, you know, Olivia's been very vocal about her passions and what she feels strongly about and this, that, the other thing. She's, and she stands up for what she believes in, which is always very good. She's always, you know, expect like at her concerts. - Yeah. - Donates to a lot of great causes. And. - That mind is going to Goldman Sachs. - But it's just like, it's like, she's going to get, she's so young and it's so crazy that a guy that she's dating, it's just going to get torn apart from every angle. We don't know anything about this guy. - We don't know anything about him. Everyone's just assuming his beliefs and whatnot. Yeah, yeah, so. - Well, Julian, good luck. I don't know if they'll be able to withstand this kind of heat. - I don't even know if it's a serious thing. Maybe it's just a little summer flight. Like, they were seeing it having dinner and like Brooklyn, I think, and then there's this, maybe this Iceland trip. Maybe he's working on her investment portfolio. - Maybe, yeah, maybe, maybe. - He is. - I totally invest. - I really am curious, though, as to how these two even meet. - That's what I'm saying. - Like, and what, you think this guy's just coming up walking up to her like in a coffee shop? - Yeah, for some reason. - He's that crazy that a rich kid in New York City would be in the same circle. - Like, they're at the airport and we go at some point. - Rich kids? - No, rich kids in New York City. - His dad knows so much in the music industry. - Like, and I'm talking about mixed-dreamly rich kids in New York City. - Yeah. - Have so much access to it. - We don't know how rich he is. - I don't know, but I am a singing player. - He's a power player. - I'm just assuming that he's still. - Okay, well then let's just assume. Like, the other people, like, it's kind of feel hot because we're all assuming. But, I assume. - Somebody that he knows is connected in some way. And that's how he got to meeting the robot right now. - Maybe some sort of apartment party. - Right, but these New York city kids, and they're apartment parties. - Why do I just don't feel like Olivia Rodrigo is out like that? Is that stupid? - She is. - No, I know she is, but I'm just like, you just never see her. - Olivia Rodrigo dated Zach Bia. - Oh my god, I forgot about that. - Good point. You know, like, oh, come on. - Tough, tough guys, for a little bit. Like, she did Zach Bia. - Yeah, fair, fair, fair. So, yeah, yep, yep, yep. It's not that crazy. - I feel like he's been pretty quiet. I haven't heard that name in ages. - Right? I wonder, like, her team must have her on lockdown too. I wonder how they do with all these years. - That is a name we haven't heard in forever. - It's been years. - I just imagine her team is like kind of nuts to keep her in this school. - I had found them because I was like, oh, this guy's like friends with Drake and like, and then I'm like, what does this guy do? Why am I following? I just had like a-- - Isn't Zach Bia's birthday coming out? - Can't say I know. - No, 'cause it was an ongoing joke between me, you and Joe, years ago about Zach Bia's birthday. Let's see. - Yes. - Oh, it just passed. - Oh, we just missed it. - June 9th. - He has the same birthday as Stasi, baby, I believe. - Yeah. - It was an ongoing joke. - Oh, there it goes. - The only reason I know this is because it was an ongoing joke. - It was, but I now I don't remember the whole joke. - I don't know. I don't know. This was years ago. - Yeah. - I'm literally talking about maybe like six years ago. - That we were like, "How they birthday, Zach Bia?" - Yeah. - Damn, yeah. - Time flies. All right, moving on. Gracie Abrams' new song on her album, "Deathwish." There were rumors that it was about Taylor Swift. Kelly Teller had posted it to her story. People like, "Ooh, this is shade of Taylor Swift." Da-da-da-da. That is not the case. Yeah, it's been, so this has been a conversation for a while because Gracie has been singing "Deathwish" for a while. Like, it's something that she would sing in concert. It wasn't officially out, but it was like, you know, here's a song, "Deathwish." And when the album came out and you read the lyrics, you were like, people were like, "Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, is this, is this about Taylor?" Which just felt like it would have been a really strong statement if that was the case. You know, like, there's some piercing lyrics in this song. - What a razor lyrics. - Piercing lyrics in this song. - No, she was at her wedding. - She was at the wedding, so that's, but that's what I'm saying. That's why I don't know. Like, I think people try to like, really hold on to, like, songs that are about Taylor, feuds or anything like that. There's a couple in here that's like, but how'd you get so bulletproof, you trade your time for inside truths, trade your time for any clue of what to do or not to do. Hate to say it's nothing new, aside from those few girls you keep around. How will it end? How long will you give me till you twist the knife over the smile while you kill me? And then you ask me to dance if there's someone around. You don't look the same when I look at you now. - Interesting. - Yeah, so-- - I'm reading the lyrics and I'm like, ooh, who is this? - Well, I know, when you read it in the lens of Taylor, like, oh God, like you'd be like, whoa. - I fell for your faux fantasy, you poured the wine. There's poison in it. - Yeah. - Ooh, yeah, it's, it's, you'd be like, your eggshell floor is splintering now. - Which makes me think that, like, Kelly Teller heard that song and like, she decided to make it about Taylor Swift. - Just like any of us listen to a song that decided it's about some person in our lives in her head. But she really fed into that. She used it multiple times. But Aaron Desner, producer, produced this album, has worked with Taylor Swift a ton. Was interviewed by Billboard and they asked him, you know, his death was about Taylor Swift. And he said, definitely not. It was ran at a time when Gracie was writing about a friend's ex being in a bad relationship. It was kind of about that person, I think. I wouldn't even actually know who that person was. And Gracie herself has said multiple times what this song is about. And like, in concert, she'd be like, this is a song about, this is death wish, it's a song about a friend with a, like, a friend with a bad ex just to, that's a bad summary. That's not word for word, what she said, but something along those lines. So it's like, it's come out of her own mouth. Being like, this is what the song is. And people still all when this, like on TikTok, everything when the album came out, being like, I think this song's about Taylor Swift, which is crazy considering, yes, she was literally just at her wedding. I think it would be pretty nuts to have ran a song that you sung multiple times already in public that, and it's like, it would be about her and then you want, you would want to go to that wedding. Yeah, that's like sub-tweeting, 17 and a half with them the same day. And it's just like hanging out with them and being at their wedding, like the biggest day of that person's life. Yeah, that's insane. Yeah, so I think that kind of spiraled out of control of bits. I don't think Gracie and Taylor have any issues. I feel like because there are certain people that it's like, well, I mean, we know Olivia and Taylor don't interact. So it's like, then you see Gracie and Olivia interacting and they support each other in their music. So people like to just kind of jump to conclusions, which is hard to do also 'cause it's like, you can be friends with two people that may not get along. It's not like they're all in the same room often and you have to be like, you gotta pick which side to go to. But then Olivia Rodrigo also said that her favorite song off the album was Death Wish. So that everyone was like, (laughing) That just also was like, I called to the fire. I will say this though. I will say this about that situation. About yes, you could be friendly, I think, or civil with somebody who is maybe not friends with your friend. Yeah, but if somebody really did your friend wrong, like one of your best friends, kind of looking at you a little sideways. If you're still like, if somebody really, if they just like don't mesh, different story, totally different story. That's like, all right, these two people's personalities like don't really mesh, okay. But if somebody really does your friend dirty and like somebody continues to be friends, it's like, mm, I agree, but you know what the example that I always think of and I give her a lot of credit for being able to manage it. She had deed and. Oh no, I was actually gonna say, yes, that is a good one too. Yeah. But I was gonna say a page with Amanda and Hannah. Like, you know, like a man and Hannah really don't fuck with each other. And now obviously page and Amanda are not. It's like, this is no longer an issue that page I think has to deal with. But for many years, she did. Yes, that's the best. And like seemed to handle it pretty well. And like the both girls like understood that page was friends with the other one. Yeah, that's a good point. I think a lot of what had, it was like a lot of Kyle. Yes, so maybe not for sure, but it was like, you know, that's her at the time. It's like her husband and she was right not sticking up for her at all. No, no, yeah, that's, I guess that's a good yeah. But they were also like on a TV show together. So maybe just for the sake of yeah. Yeah, I mean, I don't like Hannah fucked with page. I mean, with Amanda. No, no, I guess maybe it's situational. Yeah, depends on what the thing is, maybe for sure. For sure, that is very, that is very true. But yeah, this one, this was one that. And Holly, what's a different thing? Because they're, you're showing face with. Right, we're showing face with someone. That's like such a real life example more so. It's like, it's good optics for all these ladies to support each other. For sure. Besides Lovia and Taylor, which isn't going to happen any time. No, no, but like Olivia and Gracie supporting each other are being friendly and all these things is. Yeah, bring up Amanda and Wes, the in the city, part one reunion aired. And really, I just want to talk about a quick little tidbit where Andy Cohen asked Amanda if her and Wes were in love. She said that was hard to answer. Then she was asked if they said, I love you. She said, not really. Then I believe Danielle said, love your accounts. And she said, Ellie, Ellie, excuse me, at this grown age, the season, she's in line. No, she, by the way, Amanda is stuck at whatever at like 14 years old. Yeah. She is stuck at an age that she should not be. Because at this grown age, even muttering the words, Ellie out loud feels uncomfortable. I know, do you think she was kind of joking a little bit? No, no, no, I actually don't. I don't think she's funny like that. I think that she did. Because Wes is totally the kind of guy that would write Ellie. He's totally that kind of guy. Well, I was thinking maybe in, like, but texting it is different than saying it in real life. But still, like, my husband has never texted me, Ellie. No, no, no, no, no. at this groaning. - No, no. - I text my best friends, Illy. - Yeah, yeah. - I LY. - Yeah. - I LY, I said my lot of times. - Right. My guess is West throws out a lot of Illy's as well. - To everybody. - I mean, you're still in everybody. - I think everybody's getting Illy via text. So that's that's sadly different. What's confusing to me is just like I find that she's still kind of lying about it and because we watched West talk to Kyle and it seemed at that point like pretty close to love or like in love for each other. Like the word love was used kind of often and West. So I'm like, I feel like she's not really being fully transparent. Also her saying that she was just on beta blockers at the Lys, at the Summer House reunion and that she was just like, she was just like the way she deals with conflict or trauma or whatever is just like disengaging and that's like what was happening. No way, no way, no way. - She looks sleepy as hell. - I picture West like picking up his coffee and look at the breezy being like, Illy. Like out loud for sure. - I think West is the kind of person that says Illy out loud. And to me, that's like the worst kind of person. 'Cause Amanda said Illy. He totally is like, Illy. - He might, yeah, I could see it. - I mean, like just, I can see it for sure. - Guys, you're telling me there's just like, no, I just do not believe that they weren't fucking all loved up in Italy. She's been all of Zinti's mouth and they're not going to bed being like. - I love you. - I doubt, like that's, there's no way. - By the way, though, like at this point in time, okay, what they've been doing this shendig since what February, it's now July. - Well, they are monogamous. - They're monogamous, she's been going on since February or whatever the fuck, you don't know if you're in love. - Yeah, yeah. - If you're not in love. - I just think she doesn't want to say it. It's like, you know? - Just say it though, that would be better. If you would just say it, you were in love. - It would be better just to just say it, but I don't know. - But then she'll look dumb when this thing ends and like, I'm like. - Right. - But then she could be like. - Or maybe West is like still kind of stringable. - It sounds like he is. Like it sounds like he can't even be like, I'm, they're not in love with each other. - Yeah. - They're just not, they're not, they're not. When you're in love with someone, you want to shout out from the rooftops. These people are not in love with each other. - Right. - Yeah, there's a lot. - Freaking weirdos, I swear, man. They're so weird. I can't, so weird, man. - Illy, Illy. - All right, now we have some the topics. - Illy. - Illy. - Hey guys, we're gonna take a quick break and we will be right back. Hey Alabama, Stella Blue, coffees, new canned lattes are here and in a store near you. Crafted with 100% Colombian coffee. Each can is a good source of protein and comes in two smooth flavors, espresso cafe mocha and espresso sweet cream. Whether you're braving, your morning commute or chasing your pup, Stella Blue, cans are for those always on the go and for those who care. Stella Blue is more than just great coffee. It's about giving back. I named the brand after my rescue dog Stella, who inspired our mission to help more dogs find their forever homes. Every purchase supports animal rescue organizations. So when you drink Stella Blue, you're not just fueling your day. You're saving a dog's life. Try the new cans today. Head to our store locator on StellaBlueCoffee.com and sign up to redeem a buy one, get one free offer. (upbeat music) (upbeat music) - All right, ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to another game of Beat Rand Fran. This is game number two, 27. And we are joined by sisters, Katerina and Gabby. We actually ran into them at Lady World. And now we're here. So welcome to the show, ladies. - Hi. - Hi. - All right, we're gonna jump right into it. It is 15 questions. If you get the question right, you get the point. If you get it wrong, the other two, you can still the point. Whoever has the most points, at the end, wins two determine who goes first. Noah's gonna give us a movie. We are going to guess the rotten tomatoes critic score of that movie, whoever is closest. We'll go first, we each get our own individual guess. And we will alternate between teams for guesses. So Noah, what is today's movie? - Today's movie is Pretty Woman. - Ooh, a classic. So one of you will go first and we'll go back and forth. Okay, I'm gonna go 78. - I'm gonna say 92. 87. - What did you say 92? 83. - 65. - Oh. - So the first guess was closest. - Dang. - Damn, I was really believing in that movie. - I thought it'd be hard to. - Yeah, I thought it would be too. - Okay, question number one to Caterine and Gabby. Shout out Maddie from Charleston. On the today's show, Al Roker has a famous quote when transitioning into the local weather. - What is it? - Oh. - I don't know. - I have no idea. Up next? - Yeah. Let's just do that. Up next, final answer. - Incorrect. Good guess so. - I don't know what my friends are gonna be so mad at me. I don't know. And when I hear it, I'm gonna be able to hear him saying it. - Mm-hmm. Here's the weather. I mean, that guess is good as any. Here's the weather, final answer. - Incorrect. Here's what's happening in your neck of the voice. - Oh yeah, I could hear the hear. - Here, here. - He goes, that's what's going on around the country. Yeah, I knew that. Dang. - Okay. Question number two to re-enfranch, had a Jordan from Chicago who sent in 100 questions. - Wow. - So there will be a lot of Jordan from Chicago. - Daniel. - In the next two games. In Toy Story, what is Woody's most famous line? He says when someone pulls his string. - Is this not? - There's a snake in my boot. - Yeah, like is. - Yes. - No, no, no, no. - No, no, no, no. - Yeah, yeah. - Oh, that's it. - Correct. - That's a trick question. - I don't really like-- - There's a snake in my boot. (laughs) - Yeah. - All right, one, nothing re-enfranch. Question number three to Katarina and Gabby, Shadow Abbey from Maryland. Name this year. The first trolls movie hits theaters. Uptown Funk wins Record of the Year at the Grammys. And Stranger Things premieres on Netflix. - 2011? Yeah, maybe. - Yeah, or was it anything? - No, that's too early. Okay, we're gonna go 2011, final answer. - Incorrect. - I'm in like, is it later? - 13, 14 territory in my mind. Maybe 14, maybe 14. - I like 14 as a guess. Can you, what were the Uptown Funk? - Trolls movie, hits theaters, the first one. Uptown Funk wins Record of the Year at the Grammys and Stranger Things. - Yeah, I'm town Funk was like mid-cala. I'm gonna say, I think maybe 14. I like that. Yeah, let's go to 2014, final answer. - Incorrect, 2016. - Oh my God, way later. - Dang. - Yeah, those Stranger Things kids grew up faster. - Yeah, they did. I guess that's true, it's only, it's been 10 years. - Okay, one, nothing re-enfranch still. Question number four to them. Shadow Jordan from Chicago. Name this actor based on his co-stars, Hilary Duff, Brian Cranston, Amanda Bynes. - Hilary Duff, Brian Cranston, I'm in. - Freak Immunis. - Yep, final answer. - Correct. Agent Cody Banks, Hilary Duff, Malcolm in the middle, Brian Cranston and Big Fat Liar. - I was forgetting Malcolm in the middle. Big Fat Liar's such a good movie. - Yeah, the best. - Josh Brothers was just talking about it on their podcast this morning. - We are just insane. (laughing) - Okay, two nothing re-enfranch, question number five, and this is two, Catherine and Gabby, Shadow Olivia. What is the nickname Dany's friends have given him when he has too much to drink on the Valley? - I don't know. - I don't know, I don't know. - You guys watch the Valley. - No, I have it. - I'm gonna, what if we do like, Dan, Dan the Man? - Yeah, that's a good answer. - That's a good guy. Dan the Man, final answer. - Incorrect, but that is a good nickname. - I don't know. He's like, he's a bad drunk. - Tornado, Dan? - Yeah, he's a bad drunk, so it's like a, they might call him. - 15 seconds. - Ooh, that would make sense. - Is that his nickname? - No, that's a movie. - No, it's a movie. (laughing) - That's my guess, Danny Darko. - Yeah, yeah. - Yeah, my lines are incorrect. - Darkside Danny Darko. - Oh, why? - Hey, Danny Darko. - Is actually a better nickname. - Maybe a better nickname. - You should applaud that one. - You should applaud that one, yeah. (upbeat music) - Is it something that's like kind of like a fat, like there's like a compliment, like she kind of compliments her. Isn't it like, or like, it's like sassy, but then like. - Five seconds. - Well, we don't know who it is, I don't know what she is, it's like the wishy. Yeah, but it's something we'd like about her. - I'm so happy. - Maybe cool shoes, so I'm gonna answer. (laughing) - I'm gonna counter him again. - I'm gonna try to sneak up that one in there. - Yeah, I did. - I haven't seen this movie in so long. - I'm just feeling like who's that? Like I think that was a pretty like solid answer, obviously. - Okay, who's that, final answer? - Yeah. - Incorrect. - Is something about her shoes? - No. - Damn, I really thought it was about her shoes. - Love her dress, hate her. - Oh, yeah. - Yeah. - Yeah. - I was like there's something like a backhanded compliment dress, hate her. - Okay, still to nothing, re-enfriend. And this is question number seven to Catherine and Gabby. Shout out Megan from the zoole of Montana. Inoff campus, what does Ali see? Is written on the bathroom stall wall about Dean. - Stupid Dean and his stupid dick. - Stupid Dean and his stupid, stupid dick. - It's like stupid Dean and his stupid, perfect dick. Final answer. - Incorrect. - Oh. - Oh no. - I want to give it to you. - I don't know. - So clearly it's close. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - Oh, yeah. - I was like, do you think a super slanted one, perfect? - Stupid Dean and his, or what if it's a stupid Dean and his perfect dick? - Not the double stupid. - All right, let's try that. - Stupid Dean and his perfect dick. - Yeah, that's right. - Incorrect. It's stupid Dean and the stupid, awesome dick. - Awesome. - Awesome. - Awesome. - Fair, you know, fair, fair. - By the way, that question was in last week's but I took it out of the game last second because of the underage. - Because of a 16 year old playing? - Yes, yeah, it was. - And that reminds me. - Big of you Noah. - We need to say that they were not the first mother daughter duo last week. We found that out, unfortunately. There actually have been two before that. - Yes, and, you know, look, that's on all of us, but not to point fingers. Like Noah opened it up by being like, we have a mother daughter that's our first mother and daughter. - I think I was like, I think that's the, yeah. - I don't know. - Yeah. - So we believed, we believed you and we showed up. And to the two mother daughter duo as I went before last week, we deeply apologize, yeah. - Okay, still to nothing, although that was very close. Question number eight, to Ryan Franchett, Sammy from Annapolis, order these atoms from youngest to oldest. Adam Levine, oh fuck, is that how you say it? - Yes. - Whoa. - You remember what happened last week. - Yeah, but you were right. You had it. - You see how you gave me? - I didn't even do anything. - No, I know, but I'm on edge by saying his name wrong. - Last week you did yell at him. - Well, he said, "Adam Levine." - Okay, Adam Levine, Adam Driver, Adam Sandler, Adam Scott. - My guess, old youngest oldest. - Youngest oldest. My guess would be driver Levine, Scott Sandler. - All right, driver Levine, Scott Sandler, final answer. - Correct. - Nice. - I thought that Levine seems the youngest, but I don't know why. - He's been a sneakier old lover than we think. - My first thought was he's probably older than we think. - Adam Driver is 42, Adam Levine is 47. I'm Scott's 53 and I'm Sandler's 59. - Yeah. - Three nothing ran friend, question number nine, two Catering and Gabby, shout out Jordan from Chicago. What song opens the first devil wears product movie? - Oh my god, I literally just watched this. - Wait, the first one? - Yeah. - Oh, no, I didn't want the first one. - Oh my gosh. - I don't know. - I'm thinking of like any classic beginning of this movie. - 15 seconds. - Anything? - No, I don't know either. - Should we pass? - Yeah. - Okay, we're gonna pass, we don't know. - Okay, to read, friend. - It's suddenly I see, I see. - This is what I meant to me, Sandler. - What's the name of that song though? Suddenly I see. I think that's, I think it's called suddenly I see. - All right. - Suddenly I see, final answer. - Correct. - Nice. - That's a good song. - Great song. - Okay, four nothing. - Who sings that? - A T-tunstall. - Oh, yeah. - Is she, I was just saying someone had wonder. - No, no, no. There, she's got some others. - Really? - Yeah, what's the one with the horses? There's one, or maybe cherry? - Yeah, cherry. - Changes are black. - Black horse in the cherry tree. - Yep, yep. - There you go. - There we go, that's it. - Six million monthly listeners. Stel blue coffees, new can lattes are here. Each can is a good source of protein and comes in two smooth flavors. Espresso cafe mocha and espresso sweet cream. And whether you're braving your morning commute or chasing your pup, Stel blue cans are for those always on the go. And for those who care. Stel blue is more than just great coffee. I named the brand after my rescue dog Stella who inspired our mission to help more dogs find their forever homes. So when you drink Stel blue, you're not just fueling your day, you're saving a dog's life. Try the new cans today, taste the difference and make a difference. All new Stel blue coffee cans, lattes now available at stelbluecoffee.com or subscribe on Amazon for 10% off. - Okay, foreign nothing ran friend. This is question number 10 to them. I'm gonna play a movie clip and you tell me what movie it's from. - What? - I didn't say anything. - Why are you looking at me like that? - Because you're beautiful. - Oh my God. - I enjoy looking at beautiful people. See, I decided to walk back not to deny myself the simple plugers of existence, particularly as you so as to be pointed out. We're all gonna die pretty soon. - Okay, that's great, but I am not. - You're beautiful. - They know it. - They're tromping up the bed. - I don't know it either. - I need to keep my mouth shut. - Let's just pass it to them. 'Cause I could tell they're dying. - Oh, well, well, let's just throw out a guess. - Does it sound sprowse-like? - Not to me. - Five seconds. - What's the one where Coles sprouts is, they're sick. - Five feet. - Five feet apart from the answer. - Incorrect. - See you guys. - Is it a fault on our shares? - Yeah, a fault on our shares, final answer. - Correct. - Oh, another one where they're sick. A close one about them being sick. - You were close, I was like, she's gonna get it. She's gonna get it. - I've been heard of his voice in a while. - Yeah. - You know, it's a lot of horror. - Yeah. - This is not in the mix, these days. - Okay, four, one, re-enfriend. Question number 11, two, Catherine and Gabby. Shout out Jack from Hoboken. He still loves you Maggie. (laughing) - He still loves you. - I hope he still, what if I'm using this a year from now? - Yeah, I'm a bad guy. - She was in my DM, she's like, yeah, we're they're good. - Okay, confirm again after this. - Yeah, yeah. - Okay, in the soprano, and by the way, Jack only sends sopranos questions, so they're always in the soprano. - I gotta do a re-watch. - In the sopranos, Tony's childhood best friend already makes a name for himself as a chef. What is the name of his restaurant he operates where Tony and his associates regularly eat? You guys watch this. - I've watched the sopranos before. Is it? - It does, right? - Yeah, it does. I'm gonna, like, the sausage factory final answer. - It incorrect. - Okay, so this is actually really bad. It's already Bucco. - Yeah. - I don't know the name of the restaurant, but this is so bad because he's actually, was like so close to my grandma. Like, he came to my grandma's funeral, like was devastated when she passed. - The actor? - The actor, because his mom was very close to my grandma. - Is the restaurant called Vesuvios? Let's go with that. Final answer. - Correct, Vesuvio. - Nice. - Wow. Shout out to Artie Bucco, who I did meet at my grandma's funeral. Wow Dedicator Okay, five one We're getting frank question number 12 to them. It's had out Jordan from Chicago Name this song based on the lyrics Maple syrup coffee pancakes for two hash brown egg yolk. I will always love you Sir question, yeah, sounds like a Nick Jonas special We're like a Harry style situation Ten seconds Three Keep driving hair styles correct. Oh my gosh. Wow Look at that pole Where did that come? Are you just I because honestly in my I don't know any of the words Who would I'm at the show and he sings I go? Like I don't know any of the words just keep dry but those words I was like I think it fits in that and that little beat in that cadence Okay, that's You guys won. Whoo, but we'll do that one. You know, hey, you could get more than one. You could make this look better Question number 13 to you guys shadow McKayla from New to Massachusetts in friends Joey is known to be the only brother to his sisters. How many sisters does he have? Do you borrow three final answer? Oh, yeah, there's a lot. There's a lot. I like five or six Six and not for Chandler to be confused about which one he right right right maybe five I don't know go pick a number All right five Seven oh even more fun to ask McKayla from Newton who submitted that Joey Matt LaBonk is from New to Massachusetts They know that so is my dad nice Okay, so we're still at six one question number 14 to re-enfranchise at Jordan for Chicago In one tree hill which character kidnaps Jamie in which character saves him Okay, nanny Carrie kidnaps Jamie and then Dan Dan sees him final answer correct my favorite ridiculous plotline of one tree hill. No Literally, so good. It's some of the best episodes like those are so ridiculous. She's got the shit out of me. Yes, he wins Okay final question Shadow Jordan Chicago once again Which fault track from red release a music video featuring miles and Kelly Teller From red. It's that one. She comes out of the wedding cake is for the wedding cake. It's um, oh my god Spark stars Sing it the one where she stabs it Is that blank space? No, it's a track That's a ball track. Oh shit. I've Something oh man, okay, it's just bad. I don't remember the name of the song I can see the whole video playing in my head literally I couldn't I can't name one ball track. I'm a red right now like Not the single one I'm not sure 15 seconds I don't even have a guess. You know what I bet you think about me. Oh Yep, Dan now kind of rings true Yeah, hey, you never know was that foreshadowing Okay final score six seven one ran friend, but hey you guys got one hey you got one And I think that you know it's around tomatoes at the beginning like because you you guys seem to know some of the ones that yeah Yeah, yeah, you never know. I felt like you guys knew a lot. You just never know which way it falls so you got one It kind of felt like you knew a lot anyway We'll come back for a redemption The next lady world will yeah, I have to come to a live show. Yeah So fun. Yes. Thank you guys so much guys. I'm seeing you guys again. Thank you. Bye Some of your addresses and sizes too. So we'll get that sent to you. All right. Thanks guys. Thank you guys. Bye All right, that wraps up today's episode of chicks in the office. Thank you so much for watching and listening We love you guys so very much. Or should I say we at least some at least some at least some bye First time crawler Look at the charts who does the best two chicks getting paid in reality checks You can find them at the gym. 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  1. The host celebrates her 29th birthday with a low-key, unplanned weekend, emphasizing gratitude and reflection on personal growth and family dynamics.
  2. A humorous family conflict arises over dinner plans, highlighting how traffic concerns and differing expectations lead to creative solutions, ultimately resulting in a decision to stay at home and enjoy the birthday without travel.
  3. The episode reflects on personal growth during the 20s, acknowledging both challenges and joyful moments, and expresses excitement and gratitude for the current life and relationships, especially the transition into the 30s.

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The host reflects on her 29th birthday as a meaningful milestone marking the end of her 20s, a decade she describes as full of emotional ups and downs but ultimately one of self-discovery. She shares a lighthearted family story where her parents’ conflicting plans—driven by traffic concerns—lead to a last-minute decision to skip dinner outings and stay home, emphasizing how family dynamics often revolve around practicality and shared frustrations. The episode also touches on personal growth, noting that despite past family conflicts and emotional struggles, she now feels mentally strong and grateful for her relationships and life achievements.

She expresses excitement for the upcoming 30s, viewing them as a time of confidence and self-acceptance. The conversation includes a touching tribute to a friend’s dog, Simon, and a positive call to action for donations to support animal rescues. The host also reflects on media culture, particularly how public scrutiny and fan expectations around reality show relationships (like Love Island) can be overwhelming, contrasting it with a more relaxed, opinion-free experience on UK versions of the show.

Ultimately, the episode blends humor, personal reflection, and heartfelt appreciation for family, friends, and the journey of self-growth.

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The host is celebrating her 29th birthday with her family in Jersey. Instead of cooking, they will order food and stay in the apartment, avoiding the traffic issues associated with traveling for dinner. A cake will be enjoyed later, and the host plans to stay in the apartment throughout the day.

She finds the plan unique because it avoids traditional birthday expectations—like cooking or traveling—highlighting a low-key, stress-free approach to her birthday, which she values as a way to celebrate without pressure.

She reflects that her 20s were a time of self-discovery, with many ups and downs, and that she now feels ready to embrace her 30s by being more authentic and grounded in her values.

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