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The podcast centers on a casual, conversational discussion between Paige, Katie, and Sam about sports, personal injuries, and cultural trends. They share personal stories of physical setbacks—like Paige’s broken foot, Sam’s fractured toe, and the challenges of recovering from injury—highlighting how these events affect daily activities and fitness routines. The group reflects on the U.S. soccer landscape, noting that while the women’s national team is successful and celebrated, the men’s team struggles due to lack of investment, media attention, and public interest. They also explore broader cultural topics, such as the commercialization of pop culture events like Taylor Swift’s concerts, where fans pay for exclusive content, and the perception of celebrity lifestyles. Participants discuss fame, visibility, and the emotional toll of being constantly observed, with some expressing discomfort at how public figures like Taylor Swift or Timothy Shaw navigate fame. The conversation also touches on gender dynamics in sports, the importance of inclusivity, and the role of entertainment in uniting people. Amid humor and personal anecdotes, the discussion reveals shared values around authenticity, fun, and the emotional connection fans have with athletes and artists. The tone remains lighthearted, yet thought-provoking, blending personal experience with cultural observation.

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(upbeat music) - Welcome at Justice Girls, it is Paige, Katie and Sam. Quick housekeeping, we're gonna be a sports podcast today. So watch out, bar stool. We're coming for you. - My Dave, watch it. - Watch out, we are here. We're barely here in thriving though, because you guys have, we have a broken foot here. We have a tourney, CL, were you guys on the pitch this past weekend or what? - Well, I don't have a broken foot. I have a broken towel. - Oh, sorry. - But Paige did Terry see out? - I partially told me. - Did we know how? - No, yeah, I was skiing, 'cause I'm incredibly athletic. No, I got hurt back in the winter. My daughter skied into my knee. - I do remember that. - And there was a loud pop, but I'm one of those people who really believes that like I will bounce back. I'm not bouncing back. I still cannot go up the stairs normally. - You're the 40-year-old man playing softball and practicing every week 'cause he's gonna get better. - He's gonna get better. I thought I was gonna get better. I really did, and I didn't. So now I have to see a surgeon. - You really have to get surgery? - I don't know yet. I'm hoping not. I'm hoping PT, but like, I'm an athlete. So if I have to, I'm a woman. - So I mean, it's not taking you off the field. Like, you don't-- - I mean, it's taking me off a lot of fields at the moment. - You're so kind to Pilates though, right? But you're just modifying what's needed. - I'm going to Pilates, but I have to modify a lot for like, I can't do a deep squat or my, I can't, I can't. - I can't do that. - I can't do pickleball. I wanted to do pickleball this summer. And I really can't 'cause I can't do anything like twisting. - I mean, it's giving the egg. - I'm sorry? - Yeah, like if I was your husband, I'd have the egg. - What? - 'Cause she's not allowed to get injured. - I just think tearing her ACL is a little bit of an egg. - I was saving his daughter from an icy terrain. - Okay. - Come on. - Okay. - I should get an award. - Yeah, no. - I skied down on this bum leg holding my daughter. - I mean, I stubbed my toe and fractured it. I was gonna say, how did you break her toe? - Literally. - No, we were, we went out to dinner for my husband's birthday. And I had two drinks all night. - Which is like a lot for now. - It was a lot. Like I had a glass of wine, I had an old fashioned. I was drunk and we came home and I stubbed my toe on the bed and I woke up the next day and it was like black purple, I can't walk on it. - Which toe is it? - It's the pinky toe. - Oh. - But at least you can like, that's better than the thumb. - I'm like, lifting up my toe, the thumb toe. - She's in my three year old. That's what she calls her big toe, her thumb toe. It's not a thumb. - I know, I know. It's like the thumb of the toes. - You know what I mean? - Sure. - You see where I'm going with that? - Scientifically speaking. - Yeah. - Sure. - Sure. I think we can call it that. - I actually, you were reminding me of this weekend, I went to somebody's 40th birthday party and it was like a barbecue style thing. - Yeah. - I had one hard seltzer. - Yeah. - Kirkland brand, by the way, it tasted pretty good. - I heard those are great. They're like the off brand, I didn't right? - I don't even know if it was the seltzer. I think it was more of an off brand sun cruiser. - Yeah. - Without the bubbles. - Yep. - The heartburn that I get. - Okay. - The gird. - The gird. - I had one. I literally thought I was drunk. I think I'm drunk. - You might be. If you thought you were, you probably were. Like before, I had two cocktails and I felt more drunk from the one seltzer, but it was hot out. - Maybe you didn't eat as much before, you know, there's a lot of factors that go into it. - Or, you know, what Kirkland's doing with those seltzers? I mean, I still have my Kirkland 'til I die. - I love Costco and everything about it. - Yeah. Kirkland actually has very good. My husband, I remember when he went on his bachelor party, they were raving about the Kirkland tequila. They're at the Kirkland tequila. - Well, all of their brands are real name brands, but they just put the Kirkland label. - Yeah, I mean, have you guys ever heard the podcast acquired? - No. - Oh, you love this podcast? - It's like three hours long. - It's, so it's like three hour, every episode's like three, three and a half hours long and they will, it's once a month, they deep dive into a company and there are a few episodes that are so, so good. The Costco one, highly recommend if you're a Costco fan. - I love Costco fan. - And if you love it a thousand times more, the only thing I will say about the episode is they kind of skirt over the issue with like the chickens, 'cause you know, it's like - Artistic race. - I think they treat chickens very poorly. - I think everybody does. - Yeah. - But it's like, they are just praising, they kind of skirt over that, which I think maybe that need a little more attention. But it'll make you that much more brand loyal to Costco. - But it's $5 rotisserie chicken and they never raise the price. It's pretty great. - It's kind of scary, right? - Yeah, like where, why? - Yeah. - Yeah. - Like those chickens are probably not doing well. - Well, anyways. (laughter) - But yeah, so I broke my toe and I have to walk on my heel now, like I can't walk. - Really? - And it's still like, okay, when we were out there? - I was, it hurt. I was trying to keep up. Why do you think I was talking? - It's like out of breath. - Yeah. - She was like, I'm out of breath and having respiratory issues. - I have no sleep and my toes broke in. - Yeah, but I'm here. Okay, and I'm happy. - Yeah, and on my way in, we took the train, you flew. - Mm-hmm. - I don't know what the airport was like. I was on the train with a bunch of Scottish people because they were all in Boston for the World Cup. - Oh, that's so fun. - And I don't know if Scotland's coming to New York, but they were all in their kilts. It was 6am. Everybody's in their kilts? - That's so fun. - On the way to Penn. And then I got off at Penn and there was an entire group of people wearing Brazil gear. - Mm-hmm. - But the people in Boston have been making a million tic-tocs about how hot it is. - Mm-hmm. - It's so hot here. - So hot here. - Are you on the Algo, while the Europeans? - I'm on here. - I'm on here. - Then going to Walmart. Waffle House, Walmart. It is their call yet the FIFA 15. - Wait, wait. - Oh my gosh. I haven't seen any of this. I've seen more of the college universities where the teams are practicing at their facilities and all the courts. - You're seeing the culture. - Yeah, I think my husband's been updating me on the sports, but the college kids are getting so excited. And now we're going to rep this country because they're all in our town and that's so cute. - Well, because we don't care about the U.S. being in the world. - Oh, no. - We did win though. - Oh. - Last week, who would we play in? Paraguay. - Yeah. - Yeah. - I mean nothing against Paraguay. - No, my brothers are very good. - My brother-in-laws from Paraguay and my niece and my nephew were Paraguay. - Okay, so you should have been rooted in that. - I was, actually. I don't cheer for the Benz U.S. team. Nobody does. - I mean, not nobody. But I'm talking about being honest. - We saw the UFC crowd. They were very angry. We want to poke it out there. - Yeah. - I will cheer for the women's West team till I die. - Yes. - Blood, sweat, tears. - Of course. - The men, I want them to lose. - But I can actually name women's U.S. soccer players. I cannot name any. I couldn't tell you. The only name I think is David Beckham. And he doesn't play as he's not like anyone. - He's not from the U.S. team. - He put in Miami for a while, didn't he? - Yeah. - But he was the documentary. - But he plays Stray. - England for the World Cup. - Of course. - Yeah, yeah. - I don't think he plays anymore. He's very much for kids at 16. - For me, it could still be playing, you know? Who knows? - I know that. And then I know PK was on Spain. I don't think he is anymore. He's wanted to cheat on Shakira. - Oh. - Oh. - Oh, and they had a whole battle. - Yeah. - Yeah, big like. - And you know how bad she found out? - It's the most like, of course a woman finds out this way. She opened up her fridge and some of her favorite jam was missing. And she was like, nobody else eats this jam. It's another woman. - That's such a woman way to find out. - It's so smart. I love Shakira. - Yeah. - I do love her. - Yeah. - Actually, and I mean, she spans all ages. - A walka walka. - Oh yeah. - Cup of life. Like, you know more than I know. - You know so much. - Oh, but you guys didn't know those? Like Ricky Martin? - I'm not. No, yes, I know, but we're not a soccer family. - Yeah, the old, I have like PTSD. I feel like to European soccer because I visited my brother in Barcelona when he was studying abroad. - That place is, I love Barcelona. - Oh, I love Barcelona. No Barcelona slander. But I, my brother had like jerseys for me and my best friend who flew over there. First thing, first of all, my bag didn't make it to Spain. It's like no luggage. My hair was crimped north-face on. We're talking like prime college days. - The police north-face. - Yeah. - No, police north-face. We go, we're like, oh, we're gonna like try to scout tickets. We go to like, it's insane. Like the way that they celebrate football in sports. They're so cool. And we get there, could get into the game. We're like, fuck it. We'll just take a train back and like, go to a bar. I get pickpocketed. Have you ever been pickpocketed? - I have not personally, no. But my mother did when she lived in Paris. - Yeah. It's like, while they just shove you and you think like, oh, I just got bumped because my phone, it was on my phone. Silly little blonde American on my phone. And then I put it into my north-face pocket. Next thing I knew, it was just gone. - Your phone? - My phone just ripped. And that was in the first six hours I was there. So we didn't get into the football game. You know, the phone is stolen. And I'm like, oh, that's close. - No close. And that's like what I tie my memories to. - It's like me Disney. - Yeah. - You tie negative things. - Well, every time I've gone there, I've thrown up. - So, I don't like it there. - Yeah, that's a personal issue. But I also think I tend to have watched out for the pickpocketers. - You know, that thing. - That's on me. - No, that's on me. I shouldn't have known better. - The very first time I went to Europe, my mom was on me and my husband. And she's like, you need to wear that fanny pack under your shirt, under your chest, with your money. And I was like, mom. - No, she's right. - She's right. - Listen to mom. - Yeah. - Listen to mom. - She's the one who got pickpocketed. She lived there. She'd go to France to visit her and she'd be like, she's terrible at the English language. She can't say words. Like when you listen to her talk, you mispronounce everything. She reminds me of Moira and Shits Creak. - Oh yeah. - Like when she talks to me. - Rest in peace. - Rest in peace. - I'm rewatching right now. - Oh, I mean, too. That is my comfort show. Shits Creek for those who are totally out of it. - Thank you, girl. - I could watch again. - Forever and ever. - And friends, but friends, I think I'm getting too far away from that face. - I've never seen friends. - Me either. - Thanks. - And the silence is definitely. - Why? - I don't like a laugh track. - Yeah. - You have to tell me when to laugh. I'm not into it. - It was the 90s. - I mean, I'm a thing at a laugh track. - I don't like those either. - Yeah. - Yeah. - Did you watch "Sign Fells"? - Like "Sign Fells" though. - I'm the only Jewish person that does like "Sign Fells." - Yeah. - And I didn't like that. - My parents watch "Sign Fells," but. - No. - Yeah, no. I'm not a friends person. - Okay. Well, new girl. - Love new girl though. - Yeah. - The original seasons. - So good. - Yeah. Yeah. It's so good. Yeah. But anyways, the soccer people are enjoying America. - I feel like you're talking about soccer. - Yeah. - We're talking about football. - Excuse me. - Football. - European football. - Well, that's another reason I feel like we shouldn't win. It's like we're so disrespectful to all of you. - And no one here is like really soccer fans, right? - Nobody cares. - I mean, I think soccer is the sport that almost every child has played in their life. Like, did you guys play soccer? - I played soccer for a long time. - I think it's like the gateway to team sports in the US. like we will all put our kids in soccer, whether they- stay there or like that's a rule in my house. - When you're in kindergarten, you play soccer. You play kindergarten soccer, you don't have to keep playing after. - See that's a T-Ball. - That was T-Ball for me. - Well we start kindergarten in the fall and T-Ball doesn't start to the spring, so you will start with soccer. Paige has that mental low checklist down. She remembers her spreadsheet. She's already in the wheel. - We start soccer at three. Our town starts at four, but I really don't like to do a ton of sports until they're like in elementary school. Like we do gymnastics and dance and swim, but not like organized sports. - Yeah, swim lessons. - Anyways, I can't talk about sports right now. - Yeah, you're right, you're right. - For all my brain with that. I'm here to just talk. I'm here to have a good time. - What would you guys talk about? - Sports signups aren't fun. - Oh yes, sports signup. - Oh, sorry. - Yeah, but the World Cup anyways. (laughing) - But anyways, next to World Cup. - So what happens, when do we play next? This week, sometime. - I genuinely know nothing about it. Gabe, are you a World Cup fan? - This is my hot take about soccer. - Let's go Gabe. - Give it. - Okay. I don't know if you guys have seen this thing where everyone's like, oh, if the USA really cared about soccer, like our team would be good. - Yeah. - And everyone's like, all the people from the world are like, no, we wouldn't. I think it's true because all the women's USA soccer team is like all of our greatest female athletes play soccer. - Yup. - And like they're so good and they're so good. And like they're the best, but I think they're the best, they have the most wins, I don't know. - I think so, yeah. - I think so, yeah. - Yeah, so like they're awesome, but the men's team sucks and they're like athletes who couldn't like be good at other sports. - Let's go. I feel like my husband would do the same thing. - That's what you think. You think because, well, do you think that's because they soccer is seen as the lesser sport in the US? So you're better off playing baseball. - Football, football, basketball, basketball. - Yeah, that's kinda, yeah. Sorry. - And that's where the money is, too. - Yeah, there's no money in it. - There's no money in it. - Yeah. - No money in soccer. - No. - In the US. - Because if these US guys don't even play like in the teams in England and Europe and stuff, they're like playing in like Chicago team is or whatever. - Yeah, we have a minor, is it my highlight? - We have a team. - We have two England revolution. - We have a Jacksonville Armada. Like, there's like weird. - Or DC United. - Yeah. - We have teams, but you're not United. - We're not United. - What do you think? - What's the, oh gosh, I'm not think Green Street Hooligans. Have you ever seen that movie? Anyone? - No. - Okay. - We're just striking out left and right. We're like, hey, have you seen? - Yeah. - Have you seen it? - No. - Okay, normally we're on the stage. - We're talking about Nix because, I don't, I mean, love that the next one. - Do you? - Well, I love it for the culture. - The culture, the moment our country does you need to, does need to be united in some fashion. And I feel like Taylor Swift and the Nix. - Wait, this is a general question because I'm a Bostonian. I don't care about New York teams. If anything, I'm supposed to hate them. Right? - Okay. - The Nix as a team nationally. Are they mostly liked, like people like the, like, you know, the Yankees are mostly not liked. - The game's gonna be so, right? - Yeah. - Let me tell you about the Nix. - We're sports podcasts. - We're sports games. - Where's the name? - The Callin' a Man. - I could help. - Callin' in New Yorker. - They are like, they have been the laughing stock. - Okay. - For decades, which makes this so great. Like, it's always been like, the next. - At least I'm not a Nix fan or something like that. - Say the Cowboys. - Yes, kind of. - Say the Cowboys, okay. - Well, okay, but yeah, but I think it's like, the Cowboys are quote unquote America's team, except for not, but yeah. - Well, yeah, I'm a commander, we hate Cowboys. But when I said I wanna get a Nix jersey, my husband told me it was like, getting a Cowboys jersey. He said it was like. - It's kinda like Cowboys Yankees Nix. - Yeah, I wanna be here for the Yankees, but something about the Nix. I don't know if it's like, just the vibe. - Wait, do you guys have a NBA team in Washington, I should know this. - Yes. - See, we don't, like, the Wizards. - I grew up in Pittsburgh where we didn't have an NBA team, but we were Steelers fans, Pirates fans, what's wrong? So, I just didn't grow up with NBA. So I'm like, oh, the Nix, great. Like, I'll cheer for them. I don't have an NBA team. - I think ranking and professional men's sports goes. Football, baseball, basketball. I think basketball is surpassing baseball these days. I think baseball is fading. People don't care about it as much. Their attention spans are too short. They can't watch a game. Nine innings, too long. I think that's how it used to be though. Like, as a kid, it was like, baseball mattered and football mattered. Basketball, we liked, but like, we had Larry Bird. Like, once Larry Bird was gone, I was like, I like the Celtics, you're fine. And then hockey, sorry, we forgot about them. Hockey's after all of that. - The hockey's really on the rise with heated rivalry in our campus. - But not the NHL is not. I really don't think so. - I mean, we need a couple of viewership numbers. - I think it's gone up. But then also, there's so many controversies. Like, I think the Nights, right, are having a good run right now, but everybody's booing them because they think their goalie had a sexual assault case or something like that, and against him in Canada. - Yes. - And so, I think hockey's one of the most, I mean, every professional male sport is problematic in that way of their violence against women in general. But I think hockey in particular, and the CTE of it all for football. I also think NBA expanding, and that's huge in China, that's helping a lot. - I have a really serious question. What are your thoughts on grown men wearing other grown men's like jerseys? - I don't mind it. I think it's fun. Let 'em have some fun. - Interesting. - I don't wanna say something inappropriate. - What? - I don't know. I think it's like, people make fun of us for watching reality TV shows, and you're watching a sports game wearing another man's jersey on your back, like, it's the same same. - I have a rule about it, actually. - I would love to hear your rules. - You can't wear a player that's younger than you. - Oh. - Oh, I like that rule. - That's my rule. - My rule is you can't wear your own name on the jersey, 'cause you didn't wear that. - Look, and you have the same name as someone? - No, it's like the men get a question. - A question? - Or are you not on the CTE? - You didn't make it. - You don't get to wear that jersey. - You weren't even a D1 athlete. - Yeah, that's a ick for me. - Yeah. - And I'm like, aw, he's buying dress up. - Yeah. - And that's what I think. Like, if they can just own it, that like it is dress up, like, yeah, have some fun. You're getting dressed up. Like, don't make fun of me for wearing like an era at the Taylor Swift concert of like one of her eras, when like you're wearing another grown man's name on your back. - I mean, I am me and my friends are actively talking about what we're wearing to know a cons concert. We're like, are we wearing overalls? Are we doing French braids? - Oh, yeah. - How many of you can't? - Do you sell tickets or so? - That was really hard to get a ticket. - I thought for our lives, and I didn't even win my friend debt. - You know what, I thought in the Harry Styles war, and I won that. - And this concert's not going so well. - The tour is bad. - People don't like the tour. - People think it's bad. - 'Cause you know why I bought it. Huge one direction. - Yeah. - I love one direction. - I was not. - And I was like, if this is gonna be his version of the eras tour, he has to bring out one direction. And no one direction to be. - Also, his last tour was really fun and good seeing glam. And this one is apparently like very paired back. - Well, so it was like, I don't really go to a lot of concerts when I do, I tend to like spend money on them. It's like, I want a good see, I want the experience. I'm old now, I want to see. - I need to be able to sit. - She can stand that toe. - Yeah, I, I mean, for real. Who knows? - He's the else here. - Yeah, like you never know what scene I'm gonna be in. But so I put all my eggs in the Harry Styles basket, and then it's really no payoff there. - People are hating it. - I mean, I'm like, I'm not, I'm like, - Can you try to take it out? - But when the album came out, I literally was like, I can't tell my husband that I don't like this album. I'm trying to, when they're going for like, a third of what I bought them for. - Wait, and who did he just propose to, Zoe? - Zoe Kravitz. - Kravitz. - I almost had Sal Donna from Wrong Zoe. - Yeah. - Um, yes, yeah. - That one. - Which I'm kind of into. - I'm into that. - Yeah, I love Harry Styles. - Yeah, I was just through her. - I was never a one-directioner. I mean, I like it now. - I went to two of their concerts. - Fun. - Yeah. - Why made eye contact with it? - It's like when those things where you like, you shave and you get ready because you're like, what if Harry Styles picks me, you know. (laughing) - Yeah, you didn't. - What hair? - What band have you or singer, songwriter? Have you been to the most concerts of? Like, are you a repeater? Is it Harry for you? - It's Taylor Swift. - It's Taylor Swift. - Oh Taylor Swift, how many? - Most of her tours. - How do you feel about her at the next? - She looks great. - She looks great. - She looks great. - She's been a next fan. - I just think she. - She's also been in New York. - She also wrote Welcome to New York. So I think she gets like a little bit of a seat at the table. - I'm not saying she shouldn't be there. I just meant like, how do you feel about the vibes? - Her looks, she hugged Kylie Jenner. - Love the vibes. - People were crazy. - You know what? - With sports. - With people together. Look at us. Gabe's on the podcast now. (laughing) - Gabe's our fourth seat. - Yeah. - On the podcast. - Jugs has a boy. - Jugs have a game. - Jugs have a game. - Jugs have a game. - I also think like, people were so mad, right? Or more like, the straight white men were mad when she was like, all the NFL coverage was like going to her. Like, it's like, she's bringing women to sports in other ways too. Like, how many people were watching the next because of her being court side? And like watching her. - Yeah. - And I love that. She was there with her girlfriends and like, Travis was just nowhere to hide. - Yeah, I love her. - Did you see the picture where scooters like, three rows behind her? - Yeah. - And it was Sydney. - Love that. - Yeah. - So that was who? - Sydney Sweeney. - Oh, she was dating her. - I didn't even, no, I knew they were dating. I didn't even see her in the picture. - Oh yeah, she was there. - She just blended it. Another generic. (laughing) - She had her gen of an eye, could you see that? - Yeah. - She had her blues vibe. - She bombs me out. - So I, but I was watching every night to get my, to me shots. - You're actually watching the games. - To get my Timothy Shaw, my fix. - Just go to TikTok. - No, but I want to see him at the game. I want to see him jump it up and down next to Ben Stiller. I want to see him having a time. - As he was front row with Taylor and everyone. - He's always, he's been the next fan his whole life. He is, he was like trying to throw him. - He was in a locker room after what they want. And they were calling him Lisa and I'll go, "Eep." - Excuse me. - That's not what you do? - What? - Have you seen Doon? - No. - I feel like every single time we've asked like, "Have you guys seen everyone else in the room?" - Do you want to say a huge movie, though? - I know, but isn't it also a book? Or is it a video game? - It's an, is it in Daya? - Yes. - I've seen like trailers for it. - For the girls, you should see it for her. It was a book. It was like, it's old school sci-fi. - I know, this is the thing though. When somebody says, "It's a book." I almost always go, "I have to read it first." - Oh no, you're not going to like this book. [BLANK_AUDIO] I should just watch it. - It's not like a smut fantasy. - I need other things. - It's a dark. - I'm reading it. - But I'm just saying, no, it's not like a fun book. It's like, it's kind of dark. My husband was reading and he was describing it to me and I was like, no, no, no, no, no. - It's one book or it's a series. - It's a series. And it's old. I think it was like, the series. - I have read the old books. - No, I'm telling you. Okay, if you want to read Doon, you can read Doon. I'm telling you, you're not gonna like it. - It sounds like you've never read the Hobbit or something. - Oh, I love Lord of the Rings. - I feel like it's very similar to that, like a Doon is similar to, like, oh, what are the rings? - You know what page 3doon if you want to. - And then we'll talk about it after. - You guys haven't shared me since we came back from D.C. to also join the TroutWife pipeline. And I am 28 chapters into yesteryear. - Reading. They felt very passionate. - No, I told you I had a woman reach out to me and she was saying accessibility wise, they do consider it. Reading for a lot of different reasons. - And we should be happy every time page reads a book. I mean, Sam reads about that she was a practice. - I was gonna say she reads a lot. - A lot of them. - She's taking strays over a damage. - A lot of damage. - I read an entire book last week. - I was laughing when I, I don't know if you guys saw it post on my story. My daughter writing, uh, Grocery. - Why is your daughter writing so much? - She was writing. - The way she was writing. - She wrote her whole Grocery list and I had hundreds, that's the most engagement I probably had in a really long time of people being like, how was she writing like that? What are you doing with her? And I literally, I think I texted you guys up. - I texted you. - I don't read. Like she learned that in school. That wasn't me. - So much of what my daughter came home the other day singing about all the planets. And then something at the end is like a sorry Pluto, like not a planet. - Do you know the 50 states in order? - Yeah. Didn't you ever sing that song? 15? - Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware. - You want to take the red, white and blue back, you better learn the 50 states. - We got the fourth of July coming up, you can get on that. - I didn't say I didn't know the 50 states. I just don't know. - You don't know 50 states. - I thought it was a great song. Did you guys do the thing at the end of that song where it said N in our cool unbiased opinion, Massachusetts is the best? - What would you say at the end of that? - You guys, you Bostonians, uh, I think I texted you. - Uh, jackdively off the charts, medical, educational. - I actually agree with you. - Yeah, and we're doing, but it's only a state where every county votes below. You're welcome. - Everybody. - Yeah, thank you for your service. - You're welcome. - And we are the state where if you don't, you keep it to yourself. You're quiet about it. - I mean, that's how it was for a long time. - That's how it is for me and Florida, but the opposite. - Yeah, yeah, you're giving the complete opposite of mine. - Every neighbor has to, like keep Florida free sign and bright red, which is like so I wrote it. - Florida free. - So what? - I know. - But you know, I have like no rules. - Literally. - They're like, COVID, who? - I know, it's a sin that Disney world is in Florida. - Yeah. - I know, 'cause the one in California, Disney land's not as good. - It's not as good. - It's not as good. - It's very different. - Yeah. - It should be. - Very different vibe. - We should get to take back Disney world. - Move it. - Somebody. - Add it to the list. Well, isn't the, um, Erin Dow, like that's in one of the other countries now they're building. - Oh, are they building frozen? - Yeah, they're building Erin Dow. - I mean, you've seen the video of Olaf, like short circuiting and falling backwards, but little kids are like, "Oh, it is so funny, it's so, so funny." - But going to Disney with older kid, my son was like seven or whatever, and we're watching the parade and Maui, Maui's the most unrealistic one in the parade, 'cause he's like a blow-up scene. - Yeah, you see. - Like muscles. And my son's like, "How do they not?" "This is fake." Like, does nobody know this is fake? I'm like, "Let the kids have some fun for a minute." Okay, buddy. He was like seven. I'm like, "Do you see the wheels under his feet?" - Yeah. - And my son's best friend, he, we joke that he is like an old, old, old, old soul, and he just turned four and during Easter, he was like, "Why is the Easter Bunny wearing bombas?" - Like, shh, shh, shh. - I like them. - Yeah. - The bombas are comfortable. Good, arch support. He's a print partnership with them. - Oh my gosh. - Yeah. No. - Speaking of Disney, wasn't Timothy Shaw May, Willy Wonka? - Is that a Disney movie? That's Disney. - That's Disney. That's Disney. - No, that is not Disney. - Yeah. - I don't know. - I don't know. - I don't know. - It's not Disney. - It's not Disney. - It's not Disney. - Oh, it's not HBO. Not that I frequent, but he's an incredible actor. I know he got some flack for his ballet comment. - Well, just his entire Oscars run, the marketing around it, he did about, he was too marty supreme. - Yeah. He thought way too highly of himself during that period of time, and then the ballet comment was-- - What was the ballet comment? - See, I'm not that tall. - Timothy Shaw. - He was just saying that ballet was a dying art. A dying art, and he only participates in thriving art cinema, because we're all going in the movies. - Yeah, I was going to say-- - I don't know. I feel like when I watched it really wasn't that bad. I feel like people just also love a reason to hate somebody that's doing really well. - And do you think one thing at a context is-- - And he is a fantastic actor, and so I think people love to hate him. - And he's still dating one of the-- - Kylie Jenner. - Yeah, okay. - What an odd pairing, but I like them together. - Here's the thing. No. - I don't think it-- - No, I actually do like them together wrong. - I think it has-- - I think it hasn't been a while. - Yes. - And I would say, Kylie might be my favorite Jenner Kardashian. I think she is the most-- - She's the most real. - They say she's the best mom. - Yeah, she seems like-- I don't know, just like-- she seems sweet to me. And I think people want Timothy to be this, like, artsy boy, but truthfully, I think he's just a bro who loves basketball and-- - He's an ass. - You know? - He loves drugs. - And a big ol' jog. You know what I mean? I think that's who he is in the heart of hearts. I think that's who he was in the locker room, and that's-- he just happens to be a fantastic actor who's high quality. - Okay. - He's a little small for me. - He's a little mousy for me. - A lot of people feel that way. And I understand your perspective. I think you know, Sibro's hair back out. - Yeah, I think he's-- I look at him and I'm like, he's cute. For me, he always reads 16. - Yeah. - Willy Wonka. He's giving Willy Wonka. - Yeah. I didn't like him as Willy Wonka, either, actually. - I actually didn't see that, and I-- - Oh, you just said-- - Okay, like, if he did a good job, I thought you might like attract him. - That'd be weird. - No, it was not attractive to him. - Yeah. - I didn't love him as Willy Wonka, but I think I'm just so used to what's a gene wilder. Like, I just, like, the original Willy and Johnny Depp. - Oh, no. - I'm just saying-- - I'm an anti-Johnny Depp gal. - I mean, I don't think anybody here is going to be like, I love Johnny Depp. - Weirdly, some people are really die hard about it. Like, I actually-- - I actually haven't seen that. - There was this woman on my feed, not about Johnny Depp, but about Chris Brown. And she was like, I don't care. Hate me if you want, but I still love him. And I'm going to his concert. - Oh, I saw this. Like, pictures of herself with all his merch, and she's like, and I'm buying his merch. I'm like, oh, my-- - Got that. - You know who she is. - I know who she is. - I was watching in the immediate envelope. I was like, oh my. - What was the comparison she made? - Some crazy comparison. - What was the comparison? - It was wild. But she's like, I like his music. And everybody's like, it's not even about the music. It's the fact that you're supporting him. - But he beat Rihanna. - But it's not even just Rihanna. He has open cases against him right now. Like, he's still in litigation for other assaults. And he's consistently doing it. - Yeah. - And it's like, we just do this with men all the time, which is like, they're allowed to just be horrific people, but I never understand when it's a woman who's like, I go hard for Chris Brown. - Yeah. - I go hard for Johnny Depp. - Yeah. - I'm like, how? - How? I know. And it was hard. - Chris Brown was hard because he made great music. - He made me down during college. Like, we would just like play that when he's on that circuit. Do you know what talking about? When he's on the circular staging. - I know exactly. - He's like, basically. - That was one of my best friends, I was her favorite thing to pregame too. - He literally turned it on at every pregame. - Yeah. - Yeah. - But that's how I feel like if ever somebody was like, you can't listen to Trump, it's anymore? Like, I have. Like, by Jason DeRoe. - Oh. - Oh. - Oh. - I must say Jason DeRoe. - No, he's great right now. - Oh yeah. - As far as we know. - As far as we know, fans. - As far as we know. - As far as we know. - I mean, I'm not surprised. He needs an Aristor. - Yeah. - I would go to a three-hour Jason DeRoe concert. - I think back to that girl though. I think that's just like, not to get dark with. - It's just, you got a girl, that's what I was going to say. I mean, it's just like, yeah, you're just, you're just spewing it out. - Oh. - I know. - But it always goes back to the Patriarchy. - Yeah, but we're supposed to be smarter than that. - No? - We have enough of that. - No, I will say, I think like, yeah, internalized misogyny, all this. - She was double tripling, double tripling. - I actually think it was partially, like, you know, when you say, somebody's like, I'm getting canceled. So instead of just being canceled, I'm going all the way. - I'm just going all the way, it's like the Spencer Pratt, I don't know. - The Spencer Pratt. - The Spencer Pratt. - If you're gonna hate me, hate me hard, I'm gonna have crystals and hummingbirds and run for mayor. I'm like, it'd be a crazy bird. - I mean, but that's what's been, I don't know if you've seen the fall from the Spencer Pratt race, but everybody's like, this is how you know what's rigged Spencer Pratt didn't get. I'm like, it's L.A. Have you been to L.A.? - It's like, I raised a little cookie crazy in L.A. - It's so liberal, I feel like. - It is, but did you see the voting map of who voted for him and who did it? I mean, it was really interesting. - I did it. - I'm sure. - Yeah. - What was like all the palisades voted for him? It was like, it was an interesting arc of who voted for Spencer, but it's like, I remember going in L.A. being like, these people, some of these people are out of their mind. - Did you see Chelsea Handler's video and being like, did we not learn what happens when a reality TV man turns into a candidate? - I don't want to know this about like, I don't know a lot about Timothy Shalmy. I actually don't know a lot about Kylie Jenner anymore because now that I don't watch the Kardashians. - You need to watch, dude. - I will, but like, I like having my degree of separation from a celebrity. Like, I want them to be like a person that I know a little bit about, but not like everything about. - I mean, I don't know everything about Timothy Shalmy. - No, I know, but that's what I'm saying. I like that about it. - Timothy. - Timothy. - Yeah. - Do you have a problem about? - What? - Timothy, is that his-- - That's like his actual name. He's French. - What? of it. It's like ee. Yeah. With a thing on top. Accent. Accent. I was a double ass. Well, German, the two dots above the you or yeah. No, I am, I will get into do and I will watch do. I'm telling you it's really really good. The soundtrack, Hans Zimmer I believe. Fantastic sound. I'm telling you the score when we left the movie theater everybody was in like the hallways screaming the score as good as off-campuses score Well, that was a soundtrack. I'm talking about the actual score. That was such a good sound. I was such a good. I'm still listening to listening to it weeks later I assume me and I'm getting into girls now. I don't think they're close to whatever Girls with the fun girls. That video of Garrett Graham's dancing at the kid. No that video the way he was looking at the camera and pulling up a shirt over and over again Let a boy have fun. No, but keep your shirt down. You're gonna fun keep your shirt down. Yeah, you don't need to do that. It just personally gave me that Okay, I like him. I mean, who's a good dancer. I I find that a track. I'm like, hey, like you're having fun. You're confident enough to dance Like I think it's fun when men have fun like I like to see that like I feel a lot of men are out of concert and just like bopping around Like I like to see somebody having some fun. Yeah, you don't need to pull your I don't need to see your ass It was giving chip in nail. Have you ever had a male stripper? I have not had one personally Has a male stripper ever come to like no a gathering you know, no It's very scary experience No, yes in my 20s I went to a bachelor a party three of them shut up in a hotel room and I was so uncomfortable It is so scary and then they came to the bar with us after I was like, no, you're I'm pretty much supposed to do that I don't think so either I'm to thunder down under Yeah, but that's just like it's a chip in Dale They did not grab you. Yeah, they like thrust on you. It's very scary and then we ended up being like a Christian Let's sit down and we were like we're like how'd you get here? It's what it's what it turned into we were like how do you have a girlfriend? Do you date how'd you get here? What is your mom thing do you have a dark past? Yeah, you need a very interesting But anyways, it reminded me of a stripper reminds me of an episode of friends with Danny DeBito being a stripper But none of you have seen so like if you wouldn't have pulled a shirt up It wouldn't have been an act like if you was like no, it is okay Do you ever film a video and it's like when you're editing it daily and you're like smiling and then when you're done You stop smiling always okay, and then you're like oh like cringe That's what it was is that he wasn't dancing and then right when the camera on him He like pulled up his shirt and was like getting it and I was and then right when it stopped he kind of put it down I was like oh, so was it for the camera? Yeah, I didn't like that it wasn't like he was at if he was already doing that And then they put the camera on him I'd be like he's fine But I think the whole thing is they put the camera on him on the moment that he does that dance in the show That was like the whole thing. Oh I don't know. It just wasn't for me. It's okay. It's okay. Yeah, I mean I I know that I would be on control Have you ever like you've seen the lush life where they pulled them up on stage was Zara? No Gave's not and he knows that dance. Yeah He has a whole dance and she she said it happened Zara Larson said it happened organically like she pulled a girl up on stage and normally she'll just pull somebody up on stage And they would just like have fun like the girl was had a sign that was like I know the dance like pull me up And so she pulled them up and they danced and to know every Conter she pulls somebody up and they do the dance. Oh, that's fun And it's so fun and I cried once because she pulled up um like five or six like ten-year-old girls and they all did the dance. I was like, this is peak girl? Her collective effervescence. Oh, I was crying. You're like, that's so sweet. That's like when Taylor Swift did the hat. Yes. It's a hat Yeah, like during 22 she puts a hat on someone from like either I feel like there were usually people too that were sick You feel like going on? Kobe Bryant's son or whatever. There was not like a mix of fans. Yeah, um, but you always put a hat on their head And like walk down to them like I could cry now. I think during the eras tour. Yeah, every during the song 22 Oh, I love that song. Yeah, and then the guy who sings Sally. Oh, Sally. Yeah, so he brings Sally Yeah, that's a role model. Yeah. That's really a role model. Yeah. I think it's fun that people do that I think we need to have more fun. Yeah, I just can't use that home practicing her dances. I literally my dream Is there a Harry Styles one? I don't his album is just not It's not delicious. Yeah, there's not American girls. I do too, but it's like in your warm one like that gets stuck on my head a little bit Then I think that's the only song I've listened to other do you think Harry is going to Taylor's wedding? Because of Zoe. Yes, I'm just yeah, she's friends with Zoe comment. They're probably cool Well, I think it was all PR anyways, whatever happened between her and Harry Because didn't she in the one song says like, and I know send your babies presents That was the Jonas Jonas I was thinking he doesn't have a baby. Yeah, I don't know I feel like a lot of 18 1989 was written about Harry Styles. I think they're I think yes I think about Harry Styles. Yeah, I love the best pop pop album of all time was written about Harry style I'm that album is I mean, yeah, because Jack Ansonoff's wedding Zoe Kravitz was there with Taylor Swift right like they were all Wasn't that Jack Ansonoff's wedding where she was in New Jersey? Yeah, and her was it Channing Tatum or Zoe? Was it Zoe? Zoe Kravitz was engaged to Channing Tatum, so then when Zoe got engaged to Harry style Channing Tatum put up like a sad poem This page, it's not confirmed. It's about her. He's single now. She's engaged to another one. I don't know if he was with somebody else. Oh, he may be I know now I think so, but I think Channing Tatum is bisexual. I don't know if he was with like I didn't know if he was with like if he was with another partner in general I don't know not just a woman. Yeah, I don't know because I yeah, they were all together though Zoe Kravitz Channing Tatum I remember seeing he was with Jenna Dewan Tatum. Yes, they weren't they married. They were married. They had several children and then she's remarried And then he was with Zoe and then Zoe's now with Harry. What what a web. I mean, what a web. Well, that's what people are like Oh, do you think Harry's coming to the wedding because who's coming to Taylor's wedding? Is it like everyone she's ever known or she keeping it really That's what she said. That's ever when she said it was everyone she's ever known which like good for her I would do that if I had the money for it and I feel like those people that has like really deep intimate connections with no Yeah, I think Blake's going I think there's no friends. Huh, I mean Blake went to the met. I think she's gone to the wedding You know, I wish I had the delusional attitude that Blake lively has I would be fault. I would still be off the face of the earth for like there's they're getting pap shots now her and Ryan I walk through the streets of New York like just like you know, be in Chummy. Oh, here's my thing if I were a billionaire Which I'm not if I were a billionaire in general you'd never see me again Yeah, Ryan and Blake billionaires Taylor Swift billionaire. I would be done. What do you mean you would fault the face of the earth? Or what do you mean? I know that there's celebrity and so there's like something going on like There's like Not fame hungry, but like when you're celebrity you like like the attention to some extent But like I just personally think if I had that level of money I'd want to be one of those quiet billionaires when nobody knows I'm a billionaire and I just go like live my life So I agree with you to sub my extent, but I think back to bring it back to Timothy Chalme. Okay And city magnet core side core side. No, but he's like I genuinely think he wanted to become rich and famous So that he could sit quart side at the next games. Well, I literally just saw the woman who founded solid core She was on an Instagram. I saw where it's this guy. He interviews like really rich people I think he calls him like quiet millionaires or something like that. He was interviewing her She's in a bikini on the beach playing volleyball And he was like talking to her and he was like how'd you make your millions? How what are you doing now? And she was talking about how Her biggest expense like the thing that she spends money on that it is expensive is next tickets Yeah, she's like I've always just wanted to be able to like she's like I probably she's said she probably spent like half a million dollars on next ticket She's like, but it's something I love so much Um, but she was also talking about she's like, but otherwise my life is pretty normal like I don't you know Whatever I give back as much as I can I live a quiet life. I come here play play beach volleyball Like that's what I do, but she made her millions not through like show business People like Taylor Swift tell them she was a pretty public when she was building solid core But like I you put three women next to each other. I don't know if I would know which one was hard. I know But I'm saying is there a level where you're like actually Yeah, to the Blake and Ryan of it all it's like you have enough controversy. They need it Yeah, they just take a break But people say to Taylor Swift like don't you have enough like aren't you gonna stop creating? Like I've heard that and I'm like that's her. I think people people's beef with Taylor I think you two can't be unbiased here. So no, let's do it. Come on. I'll come on and people's beef with her with this last album was all of the like um different Albums she had you know like this version and this version and this version and they say that is how They kind of like climb the charts like um think I can like falsify it because they're like oh you're gonna buy all the different ones But you know a lot of artists do that. No, no totally. I'm not saying Taylor's the only one Yeah, I think everybody was saying like Taylor like you're already like you used to be underdog You're no longer underdog you are top dog like you are top dog and you're doing it and you're making insane amounts of money off of this Is everybody's like you're already a billionaire and you don't need to do that to like you don't even have like if you're Taylor Are you creating because you love to create or you creating because you want to be number one on the charts Like you don't have to be number one on the charts anymore because you're gonna make the millions anyways And like she's gonna if she creates like she's just gonna be number one because she's such a large fan But what if she what if she didn't do all the different albums and like didn't do all of that like I think she'd still hit it Yeah, so I think people's beef with her was like then why are you doing it? Why are you making it so that your fans keep having to buy like all these different versions or or Guys the thing in the movie theaters was a sham Did you go see it? What yeah the airs weren't no not the airs tour for all the music video terrible. Yeah, oh, I didn't go that I think that was such a money grab. It was awful. You went in and it was you watched what you went my friend Won't pop me a ticket. Oh my gosh. She was 15. Yeah, she's a real swifty. She's the only reason I've ever been to a concert She brought me she die hard. She's been to every single Taylor Swift concert. She loves Taylor. She we go It is the one music video made of Ophelia and then every song she like showed you a little bit about how the song came to be or talked And then it was just a 60 second clip on repeat or like six second clip on repeat for the entire song with the lyrics on the screen And people paid money to go see that in a movie theater. And I think that's people's beef, which is like, don't do that. Like, what was the point of that? Like, you could have released that for free and not had us all paid to go see that. - Yeah. - Is it to bring people back into the theaters though, because they're-- - I don't know. - Because the air is tore when that came to theaters. - I went to that, that was great. - That was great. - That was like, again, back to girlhood, right? And like, people were dressing up and going with their girlfriends, like, doing these things. And obviously, that sounds like not as fun of a watch. I didn't see that. But it was bringing people back and like, spending money in the theaters. And like, whatever she creates, like, people go to. - It builds the economy. - We know what it does. - At the end of the day, Elon Musk just became a trillionaire. - A trillionaire. - Crazy. - Where are the podcasts talking about that? - Exactly. - Like, truly, I understand the money grab aspect. And I didn't go to it, because I thought it was money grab. - I did. - That, yeah, you did. - That was funny. - And I popped popcorn. - But like, that being said, there is demand for it. She's fulfilling a demand. - No, I like Taylor. And I don't really, I'm like, hey, I spent the money. - Yeah. - You know, I went to that. I went to the Aristotle. - I am a little bit annoyed how she really has dropped out of cultural conversations. - Yes. - Like, she wants to be seen in the next game, but isn't posting when they're using her songs for ice. - Like, at least Sabrina Carpenter's, like, never used my song. - Yeah, fuck off. - Like, I think she could have done that. - She should have. - She should have. - Yeah. But I also understand the perspective of like, she has openly come out and supported liberal candidates. I told people of though, and no matter what she does, everybody's like, she's maga, she's maga, she's maga. And that may be a little bit frustrating. - I'm sure it's frustrating, but. - It's like, why get these death threats? - Well, I also think someone almost bombed one of her concerts. - No idea. - Like, none of us know what it's truly. Like, to be her and have that many eyes on you. But I do think there is something really cool about her going to the next game. And just like, she's very good at every award show, too. She just dances and like, unapologetically, herself, and she just doesn't give a fuck. Because think about, she knows how many people are taking pictures of her writing about her, and I feel like she's done a lot of work to just like, have fun. And like, girls need to see that. I don't know. - I don't know that it's all real, but yes, I agree. - Yeah. - Yeah, I think it's real. - I think she's having fun. I think she is having fun. I think she knows there's eyes on her at every moment. So she's not having fun. - Of course she does. - I think she also like, I mean, you would have to. Like, you're being perceived all of the time. It's like, to your point of like, the second the camera shuts off and your face goes dead. Like, even on a Zoom call, you know, like, you end a Zoom call at work and your face just goes blank or like, Jesus Christ. - Yeah. - Why, how are you creating? - Oh my, fuck. - And sometimes you're like, oh, didn't shut off, and I'm just cold, so I'm like, ooh. I feel like I'm sure that is what it's like being celebrity, where you're just like, on, on, on, you get in the car, and you're like, geez, like, I know she was pretty drunk after the game. And I really enjoyed. You see the clip of like, a 70 was like, are we in the clear? Are we in the clear? - Yeah. - And she screamed like, good. Like, back to that. - Oh, did she? - She got drunk. - Oh my God. - She does love her white wine. And she was, I don't know what she was drinking at the game. It looked like vodka soda. - She's always, I was listening to a podcast recently where the thing about Taylor's, that people kind of like, is that she's always a bit cringe. Like, yeah, she means to themselves in her. - Yeah, she means into the millennial cringe of it all. And it's like, oh, some of what she does is you're like, oh, like, a different celebrity would never do it. - Totally. - She's not, I would never like say somebody is neurodivergent because you don't know. But it's like, I see things in myself that I see in her. So I'm like, that's just my, she's just like, that's her personality. She's like goofy and silly, yeah. - Yeah, yeah. - I mean, I don't know how I would act if I was billionaire. - And if you knew that every single camera was on you at all times, like no matter what she does, people are gonna say it's a show because it's gonna be seen everywhere, you know? - Yeah, yeah. - But I'm like, I didn't enjoy seeing her and Kylie hug. Sports brings people together. - Okay, brings the world together. - I thought her and Kim are fine. - I think in our lifetime we will see a public reconciliation. - Yeah. - Yeah, I think there will be between her and Kim before her and Blake. - No. - I don't think that thank you Amy Song was about Kim. I don't know, I think. - And why would they do the spelling like that? - Yeah. - 'Cause I think it's like a red herring. - Okay. - I don't know. I think it's too obvious. Like why do that? - And she changed it after, didn't she? Didn't it like change? - I don't remember. - I heard theories was about her dad. - Oh. - Fire Blake and Taylor having any issues. - Oh. - 'Cause I know about the whole thing. - Okay. - The director. I love that you don't know his name. I love that about this podcast that we never know the man's name. His name is Justin Belldoni. - His name is Khrushal. - Khrushal. - Khrushal's husband. Justin Belldoni presented himself as a guy who was there for women. He had the man enough podcasts about being like non-talks. - Yeah, feminist man. - Can I just make one point? - Yeah. - I think any due to this like. - I am a support. Like I mean, it feels weird 'cause like yes, I am a supporter of women. But being like. - You can just show us yourself. - I am a woman. - Yeah, no. The second you say it, I question you. - It's like saying your girl's girl. - I'm a girl's girl. - No, you're not. - If your girl's going to have to say it. - If you're a girl, you have to say it. - It's like an ally. - We know you are. - That's right. - The way you act. - I'm an ally. It's like just do the things. - Valentina. - It's an ally. - Every man I know in this space that I'm in, which is very much like. - That. - This area. - This area is very performative. And they're trying to capitalize off of it, which is what. - Which is what West did with Summer House. Sorry. - You know what's so funny though? Because he was, I didn't know who West was. And then I got on TikTok. And I was like, oh, this guy's like liberal. He seems like he was speaking out politically. And I was like, I think I like this. - He got us. - He got us. - He's. - I also have never watched this show. - He spoke a lot like of liberal values. And he drew me back in. And he treats women like absolute shit. - But that's what happens. I know I'm agreeing. - That's what happens. - Justin Baldoni and Blake have their sexual assault case and defamation cases against each other. And Taylor fell out with Blake because Blake pulled Taylor into the lawsuit and their text messages were included. - She's threatened to release text messages. - Yeah. - Unless Taylor made like a public support. - Yes, she wanted to. - Yeah. - Who does that to their friends? - And you saw there was like text between the two of them. Where like Taylor, like called her out. And was like, it seems like our texts are weird. Like the friendship is weird right now. I don't know. I think Blake called her like her dragon. - Yeah. - She used Taylor against Justin without Taylor's permission or knowledge. - Yeah. - Which I'm, yeah. - Weird vibes. - Weird behavior. - It's funny though, because again, like they're all billionaires. Like you're all billionaires. - Well, that's what's probably the hardest. Taylor and Blake were probably close because it's like. - Nobody else. - You don't understand. - Yeah. - Unless, you know, the who's of a billionaires. - I will say this about Blake. I listen to a podcast that I love. And they always joke or like talk about how a woman can only be so successful until they get womaned. So they call it where it's like, okay, she hit the top. Not bring her down. - Bring her back. - Bring her down. So it's like, did anything that Blake did? Was it objectively awful? No. Like was she rude maybe sometimes? Was she unlikable at moments? Maybe? Same thing. And halfway. Got woman really hard. Remember? People hated and halfway. - I always loved and halfway. - Oh, people hate and are. - I just love and hate and are. - It was a roundly miss. - It was a once again, a lovely miss. And it was a roundly miss. - At the time. - Yeah, I always wrote that. - But no, but that always happens. It's like they reach the pinnacle. And then a race says, no. - Which is like half-slave. - How many times have we done that to Leo? - That's right. - That's what we're trying to do it to Timmy. - Well, let you. - But that's the thing. - Yeah, it's always for women. - But the men, it's like, even when men get quote-unquote canceled, it's like, but Chris Brown is torn globally. Like he's not canceled. He's totally fine. - Yeah. - Like totally fine. And even to like, you're like, oh, if I were Blake, I'd go off the grid and it's like, but that's like women do, typically, they go off the grid for a long time. Taylor did. She went in hiding for like a year and a half. - No one saw her. - She was gone. And so it's like, but the men, they're like, no, I'm going to come out. I'm going to be fine. - Yeah. - Well, I think that started a change, though, because like Ryan Reynolds, the other half of it, everyone's like, ugh, dick. - Yeah. - He used to be like my celebrity crush. - Yeah. - Because he was very likeable. - He's deadpool, right? - Yeah. - They used to say that people who thought Ryan Reynolds was hot, that's like a sign that you're like 100% straight. - Oh, I used to think he was attractive, yeah. - No, I never thought Ryan Reynolds was hot. - So you're not hot. - I was like, maybe, I'm not. - I don't know. - I don't think I'm 100% straight. But maybe I need to evaluate. No, I've never found that attractive. - I've never heard of that. - Yeah, I've found him the opposite of like a John Krasinski. A attractive or an attractive, too. - Yeah, he's goofy. - Yeah. - I like it. - You like Timothy Shalamet. - I love Timothy. I don't think it's like a-- - Are you actually attracted to Timothy Shalamet or you just like his-- - She has all his hairy styles and I think hairy styles is a similar vibe to Timothy. - I remember that-- - I think Metro Sexual. - Yeah. - The word's not in you anymore. - No, no, that's why I say it. - That's what I was talking about this. Because how asked backwards was it that in the 90s-- - That was a commonly-- - Showered. - And God cared for them. - Hered from hell in his hair. - Yeah. - He was labeled a Metro Sexual. Because he did like basing grooming habits. - He had good hygiene. - Little more dads were like, "You see that little Metro Sexual over there?" And he literally like showered and put deodorant on. - Yeah. - That's an issue. - Well, that's why men are the way they are. - Well, yeah. - Because they were shamed into-- - Yeah. - Being that way. - Yeah, it's very sad. - Actually. - I mean, I feel like I've heard people saying it a lot recently too. - Mind you, we were being like-- - Shave your legs. - I'm like I'm sick. - I'm sick. - Well, that's a whole another dark conversation I feel like. It's not fun for the podcast. - It's like they were deodorant. We can't get away with anything. - I know. - But yeah, no, just not into ride run outs. - Well, I think we've talked a lot about it to the show today. - I think that's enough. - We'll talk about it again when you watch, dude. - Okay. Don't count on me. Don't count on me for now. - Dude, and Scooby-Doo. - No. - Okay. - Do you see Scooby-Doo? - There's like a Scooby-Doo. - I did not see you. - Oh, here we go with Scooby-Doo. - Okay, I know you want to talk about Scooby-Doo, but we got a lot to say, but we got to go. - Yeah. - All right, bye. - Bye. - Bye, see you later. - Thank you so much for listening to The Just Us Girls Podcast. We are so grateful that you chose to spend time with us today. If you love this episode, be sure to follow, like, subscribe, wherever you listen to podcasts, and don't forget to rate and review as well. We would appreciate it so, so much. Coming out with us on Instagram at the Just Us Podcast. Girls Pod and you can also find us on Substack at thejustusgirlspod.substack.com where we share even more from each episode, little behind the scenes and all the good stuff you don't want to miss. We can't wait to chat with you next week. Bye!

Podcast Summary

Key Points:

  1. The podcast features friends Paige, Katie, and Sam discussing sports, injuries, and personal experiences, including a broken foot, a fractured toe, and physical limitations affecting their ability to participate in activities like pickleball.
  2. Participants share anecdotes about their involvement in sports, such as attending the World Cup, enjoying college sports culture, and discussing the lack of investment and public interest in U.S. men’s soccer compared to women’s teams.
  3. The conversation touches on broader cultural themes, including gender dynamics in sports, the commercialization of events like Taylor Swift concerts, and the personal and societal impact of fame, visibility, and celebrity culture.

Summary:

The podcast centers on a casual, conversational discussion between Paige, Katie, and Sam about sports, personal injuries, and cultural trends. They share personal stories of physical setbacks—like Paige’s broken foot, Sam’s fractured toe, and the challenges of recovering from injury—highlighting how these events affect daily activities and fitness routines. S.

soccer landscape, noting that while the women’s national team is successful and celebrated, the men’s team struggles due to lack of investment, media attention, and public interest. They also explore broader cultural topics, such as the commercialization of pop culture events like Taylor Swift’s concerts, where fans pay for exclusive content, and the perception of celebrity lifestyles. Participants discuss fame, visibility, and the emotional toll of being constantly observed, with some expressing discomfort at how public figures like Taylor Swift or Timothy Shaw navigate fame.

The conversation also touches on gender dynamics in sports, the importance of inclusivity, and the role of entertainment in uniting people. Amid humor and personal anecdotes, the discussion reveals shared values around authenticity, fun, and the emotional connection fans have with athletes and artists. The tone remains lighthearted, yet thought-provoking, blending personal experience with cultural observation.

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Common injuries discussed include a broken foot, a broken towel, a fractured pinky toe, and a knee injury from skiing. One speaker also mentions having a torn ACL, though it's humorously referred to as 'an egg'.

They describe being unable to do deep squats, twisting motions, or play pickleball due to physical restrictions. One speaker notes they still can't climb stairs normally and require physical therapy to manage their recovery.

The hosts believe men's soccer is undervalued in the U.S. compared to other sports, with limited investment and public interest. They note the men's U.S. team is often seen as weak, while the women's team is praised for being strong and successful.

They mention being unable to play pickleball, do deep squats, or twist due to physical limitations. One speaker also notes they can't climb stairs normally or walk on their heel after breaking a toe.

They highlight how Taylor Swift’s concerts and music videos create strong fan engagement and cultural moments, such as fans dressing up and attending events. Some criticize the expense of movie releases of music videos as a potential 'money grab'.

The hosts refer to the Nix as a joke or laughing stock in the U.S. soccer scene, comparing them to the Cowboys or Yankees. They note that despite being a minor league team, the Nix have a cult following and are often mocked but still seen as a point of national conversation.

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