Speaker 1: Speaking of self serving today on The Daily Bailey, I
Speaker 1: am just gonna say, if you're a Bailey fan, you
Speaker 1: know that I love going on long walks. And tomorrow
Speaker 1: I took the day off of work for my fifth
Speaker 1: annual Big Giant Mega Walk, and I'm raising money for
Speaker 1: my favorite like local theaters, and I've raised a bunch
Speaker 1: of money every single year, and this year I'm walking
Speaker 1: nineteen miles to Shoka Pee because I literally just look
Speaker 1: up breweries like around and then I just start clicking
Speaker 1: them and see like which one's the you know, Okay,
Speaker 1: So nineteen miles to Shockapee and I'm raising money for
Speaker 1: Strike Theater and the Minnesota Fringe Festival, which are just
Speaker 1: two theater places that I really love. And then throughout
Speaker 1: the whole day, I'm posting on Instagram so you can
Speaker 1: follow me at Bailey on air, and I kind of
Speaker 1: do like a play by play throughout the day and
Speaker 1: say like, hey, I'm one mile in, or hey I
Speaker 1: look a bench and I'll sit down on a bench
Speaker 1: orre like, oh, walk by a dairy queen and get
Speaker 1: an ice cream cone or whatever, and uh yeah, if
Speaker 1: you want, you can donate five dollars and dedicate a
Speaker 1: song to me that I have to listen to on
Speaker 1: my walk, or just you know, anything is great. If
Speaker 1: you want to donate, you can. If you don't, that's
Speaker 1: fine too. I'll have a Venmo like link. I know
Speaker 1: Venmo's kind of it seems shady. I swear to god,
Speaker 1: I'm not pocketing anyone money.
Speaker 2: Oh you're saying that. I was like, Veno's not shady.
Speaker 1: No, as in, like, I don't have an official donation link.
Speaker 2: Defense places like GoFundMe take a cut of that, so
Speaker 2: it is smarter to just do it.
Speaker 3: Do a bit.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, and then I save all of your donations
Speaker 1: until Give to the Max Day, which is in November,
Speaker 1: so I can double everybody's donations, pocketing.
Speaker 4: All of it. You just say I saved them all
Speaker 4: until I get hungry tonight.
Speaker 5: Bailey would not. She's just doesn't have that internet.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 5: I will tell you though, that there is a local
Speaker 5: personality that they did a big fundraiser online and they
Speaker 5: were mooching for money. And I was like, man, don't
Speaker 5: you don't get to use your celebrity status to mooch
Speaker 5: for money? But they mooch for money. Him and his
Speaker 5: buddy came in a couple of days later. Both of
Speaker 5: them had brand new seven hundred dollars iPads.
Speaker 4: Oh my god.
Speaker 5: I was so.
Speaker 6: I was like, Oh, and they disguise it as crowdfunding,
Speaker 6: that's what that's them they try to use.
Speaker 5: I was so annoyed. And a friend of mine she
Speaker 5: works at like a children's hospital in Ohio, and she says,
Speaker 5: when anybody comes in with and they get a sick child, terrible,
Speaker 5: they will go online and do a gofund me and
Speaker 5: it's like everything is paid for. Yeah, like Ronald, they're
Speaker 5: staying at the Ronald McDonald house. They don't have any expenses,
Speaker 5: et cetera, et cetera. But they'll always pick forty thousand
Speaker 5: dollars and they will raise money and they'll end up
Speaker 5: getting like twenty five hundred of it because you know,
Speaker 5: not a lot of people want to donate to that
Speaker 5: because and they don't and they don't need it. I mean,
Speaker 5: sure everybody could use a little bit more money.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but yeah, but I can I can guarantee if
Speaker 1: you donate my venmo is Bailey Dash hesse htss dash
Speaker 1: the number five and whatever you donate to me, I
Speaker 1: will give that to local nonprofit theaters because they need
Speaker 1: our money.
Speaker 5: Honestly, get her eye on a brand new iPad.
Speaker 2: Jenny, No, she wants a walking pad.
Speaker 1: Bo I do want to walk on to winter keep
Speaker 1: training for my next walk.
Speaker 2: Suddenly we see in the winter Bailey just constantly on
Speaker 2: our Instagram stories on our walking pad. Well, no, Bailey,
Speaker 2: we will.
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Speaker 5: Boo Bash is coming up. Somebody just gave me an
Speaker 5: idea for a costume. Oh yeah, and it's clever and
Speaker 5: it's totally doable.
Speaker 4: I just it's not Simon Cowell. Is it? Because we
Speaker 4: were just talking about it.
Speaker 5: You don't tell us no, because in case, I do
Speaker 5: it because it's a decent one. Thanks Georgie Ann for
Speaker 5: sending me a ka I do for a costume. But
Speaker 5: you guys are already stoked for your costume. Bailey and Jenny,
Speaker 5: you've already come up with one, and we keep it
Speaker 5: a secret from each other just for fun. So you
Speaker 5: show up that night, We're like, oh.
Speaker 4: That's cool to Dave.
Speaker 2: I'll give you some ideas of when I asked on
Speaker 2: Instagram the other day of what I should be, and
Speaker 2: maybe you can steal some of these. Since I'm not
Speaker 2: gonna be any of these, I'm ready. Do you want
Speaker 2: to be hiker Barbie? A pink hiking gear, tiny pink backpack,
Speaker 2: you'd be hiker Barbie. I wouldn't rule it out. Okay,
Speaker 2: a lady bug, I'd rule it. Yeah, what about a pinata?
Speaker 2: And Bailey and I get to walk around with a
Speaker 2: bat and hitch you every once in a while. Or
Speaker 2: Andant we hit you every once in a while. And
Speaker 2: that's what it is. When you see people will drop
Speaker 2: candy out of there.
Speaker 4: Yes, I've been bad.
Speaker 2: What about let's see you could be a sweet Martha cookie.
Speaker 4: Someone said that. Someone said a fart.
Speaker 2: Basically, if you've seen like the Lufa costumes, that's what
Speaker 2: the fart looks like, just like brown and green, like fluff.
Speaker 4: What about a sexy pirate, I'm not I can't.
Speaker 5: Pull off sexy.
Speaker 4: What about the loraxe?
Speaker 5: I'll tell you what. Thanks for the ideas, I appreciate it.
Speaker 5: We had a I put together a boo badge song.
Speaker 5: We came up with the lyrics. A I came up
Speaker 5: with this boo batge song and it's actually kind of catchy.
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Speaker 5: So if you want to you need five, just let
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Speaker 4: I don't feel like go never mind your commitment right.
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Speaker 5: the numb Oh. That music is a little bit spooky
Speaker 5: because vont is about to stir the pot and get
Speaker 5: your riled up. I can't even imagine what is on
Speaker 5: your what was his? What was his yesterday?
Speaker 4: The branch?
Speaker 5: Yeah, branch dressing was terrible. It's like the dumbest thing ever.
Speaker 5: It's like saying ice cream is horrible.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't that. I would never say something so heinous.
Speaker 6: Okay, but I will tell you that if you dress
Speaker 6: your dog up in regular clothes, you're doing too much.
Speaker 4: All the time.
Speaker 6: First of all, it's not true. My girlfriend. I have
Speaker 6: a dog with my girlfriend, a Lissa. Our dog's name
Speaker 6: is Ava. My girlfriend treats her as if that's her
Speaker 6: actual She texts me and says, look at our child.
Speaker 6: But she puts on it's like a cute little uh,
Speaker 6: it's just little.
Speaker 4: Pumpkin or something like that. I just think it's too much.
Speaker 6: Put on a coat when they go outside, sure, because
Speaker 6: it's cold, but a whole outfit.
Speaker 5: What are we doing? You're doing it for yourself? Are
Speaker 5: you talking about shoes and a purse? I mean, what
Speaker 5: are you talking about about dress? I've seen little skirts.
Speaker 5: I've seen for like boy dogs they have like a
Speaker 5: little uh, it's like a suit and tie. But it's
Speaker 5: like obviously all one piece. It's too much. Why does
Speaker 5: that exist to waste money.
Speaker 4: For you trying to bring joy to people? Dogs don't
Speaker 4: like it? Yeah, but is a dog?
Speaker 1: Is only a dog really for the dog's enjoyment, for
Speaker 1: the owner's and drugs A very good point.
Speaker 6: The dog doesn't get anything out of it half the time.
Speaker 6: Dogs hate having to wear that stuff anyway. And you
Speaker 6: if I see your dog, your dog wearing an outfit,
Speaker 6: it's I know you have money to waste.
Speaker 5: If you've seen the videos of dogs with their new shoes,
Speaker 5: their new rain boots or snow boots or whatever, and
Speaker 5: they're walking around the house like what the heck is?
Speaker 6: Then go to my Instagram literally right now. I'm gonna
Speaker 6: reshare over the weekend. Alyssa got our dog ava like
Speaker 6: boots or.
Speaker 4: Maidens or whatever for the snow. She hates them.
Speaker 6: She hates them, and she's like lifting her legs in
Speaker 6: such a stupid.
Speaker 4: Way because do they walk like they have never walked before.
Speaker 4: It's so funny.
Speaker 2: You're also probably gonna lose those immediately because when I've
Speaker 2: like walked dogs in the winter, the shoes come off
Speaker 2: so quickly we really don't notice it. And then you
Speaker 2: have to retrace your steps to look for that damn shoe.
Speaker 4: Well, that's what I'm saying. It's just a waste of money.
Speaker 2: I do agree with like some of those, but it
Speaker 2: brings you joy.
Speaker 1: You get a little party hat for your dog on
Speaker 1: their birthday, that's cute.
Speaker 5: Yes, even stupid will bring you joy too. But should
Speaker 5: you do math as the dumbest reasoning.
Speaker 4: No, I'm just trying to free.
Speaker 5: I'm trying to make it it's free.
Speaker 4: That's even stupid or party hats.
Speaker 6: I came home on my birthday a couple months ago
Speaker 6: and Alyssa had Ava in a party hat.
Speaker 4: First of all, Ava was not rocking.
Speaker 6: It was cute, like the thought of it, but Ava
Speaker 6: was not rocking with the hat at all.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Doc, you don't like things like that.
Speaker 5: Here's one. Do you dress your pet up for Halloween?
Speaker 5: Cats don't do anything. You might be able to get
Speaker 5: a bonnet on a cat at maybe maybe, but we've
Speaker 5: read dogs. Will you know, once they get used to it,
Speaker 5: they don't care. We used to dress Josie up as
Speaker 5: a biker. She had a little helmet on, a little
Speaker 5: fake leather vest.
Speaker 4: That's cute, that's cute.
Speaker 5: We dressed her up for a couple of halloweens. I
Speaker 5: don't know whether Bernie would, but I'm looking forward to
Speaker 5: is Bernie he's raised in Missouri, were born in Missouri,
Speaker 5: lived all his life until he moved here a couple
Speaker 5: of months ago, and I don't think he's ever seen
Speaker 5: snow before. So I'm looking forward to Bernie experiencing snow
Speaker 5: for the first time.
Speaker 1: And then you can actually track and see how white
Speaker 1: he is versus the snow, and I bet he's actually
Speaker 1: browner than you think.
Speaker 5: Well, that's an odd thing to say. I don't know.
Speaker 5: That was the first thing to pop up.
Speaker 1: Husky and they like, were you know, brown and white?
Speaker 1: And so then the white never looked like white.
Speaker 5: Next to snow. Never never thought to do it.
Speaker 2: He's probably so filthy, filthy if you.
Speaker 1: Don't realize it until he has to stand next probably snow.
Speaker 5: Not the first thing I'm gonna do. Get Bernie out
Speaker 5: the snow so I can see whether he's white or not.
Speaker 8: Not.
Speaker 5: My first comes to mind. I want to see him
Speaker 5: go outside and be like, oh, this is cold, but
Speaker 5: it's kind of fun to rop in now. That might
Speaker 5: be kind of fun.
Speaker 4: I think Halloween costumes are fine.
Speaker 6: It's an occasion, you know, it's something that you're doing for,
Speaker 6: Like everybody wears a Halloween costume, but a regular outfit
Speaker 6: day to day dogs don't need that.
Speaker 2: What about wearing like on Sundays you put your dog
Speaker 2: in a Vikings jersey.
Speaker 6: I thought you were going to say, in a church suit,
Speaker 6: a bike. No, that's very unnecessary. But I've seen those.
Speaker 6: Pet Smart definitely has a bunch of those.
Speaker 5: Oh totally. Yeah. We've bought Josie and our old dog racks.
Speaker 5: We have them in matching Vikings jerseys. Josie's was pink.
Speaker 5: I bet there's a lot of people who dress their
Speaker 5: dogs up for Halloween.
Speaker 6: And how do you know that your your dog is
Speaker 6: a Vikings fan Because it's the dog in the family.
Speaker 6: It doesn't want if that dog has any sense of
Speaker 6: selfie won't be a dogs fan.
Speaker 1: That is an extension of you. So that's why I
Speaker 1: think it's okay to dress up your dogs. It's for
Speaker 1: your own it's my dog's body, my dog's choice.
Speaker 5: Remember, And to change the subject, you are never more
Speaker 5: than thirty minutes away from Sabrina Carpenter tickets to go
Speaker 5: to la to seear. Another keyword comes up in a
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Speaker 5: last five years. There I said it. I firmly believe
Speaker 5: it best song in the past five years. Damn is KATWB.
Speaker 5: We'll be back in a second. We got some important
Speaker 5: stuff to talk about. First of all, would you buy
Speaker 5: a house that someone died in? Would you buy a
Speaker 5: house that someone was murdered in? We'll talk about that,
Speaker 5: see whether you're in the majority or not at Also,
Speaker 5: there's a phrase that's been banned from school rooms around
Speaker 5: the country. It is a phrase that has been banned
Speaker 5: because kids love this phrase, and they are banning this
Speaker 5: phrase from schoolhouses. School houses. I don't know where that.
Speaker 4: In the seventies one room school houses.
Speaker 5: They will take you back and make you pull a
Speaker 5: limb off of a tree a little switch show.
Speaker 2: Did you Did you ever have to stand with your
Speaker 2: nose and a piece of chalk between you and.
Speaker 4: The wall as a punishment?
Speaker 5: Not even once?
Speaker 2: No, I feel like when I did those school field
Speaker 2: trips to the schoolhouses, these were different kind of punishments
Speaker 2: of kids did when they were little. And I just
Speaker 2: know you grew up in the thirties, so.
Speaker 5: All right, we'll be back. We'll tell you about that.
Speaker 5: What phrase has been banned from school houses around Amurica? Weill.
Speaker 5: It turns out that if you buy a house in Minnesota,
Speaker 5: did somebody has been murdered or died in that does
Speaker 5: not have to be disclosed, according to a realtor who
Speaker 5: just sent us a text message. But if somebody there
Speaker 5: is a suicide in the home, that does need to
Speaker 5: be disclosed.
Speaker 4: What about like a murder?
Speaker 1: Did you just listen to I thought when you said
Speaker 1: like that, if they died, it doesn't have to be disclosed,
Speaker 1: Like if you die in your sleep.
Speaker 5: No piece, But a murder or a murder doesn't need
Speaker 5: to be disclosed? Yeah what yeah? What about a suicide? Well,
Speaker 5: shut up, I will hit you. I get it, you
Speaker 5: know what? I get the same thing around my house.
Speaker 5: You know what' happen around my house all the time.
Speaker 5: Like Alison is over and Justin's over and they're all
Speaker 5: having a little conversation about oh I don't know the vikings,
Speaker 5: and I'll be like, oh, yeah, did you hear that
Speaker 5: Justin Jefferson broke around, And I will get no response
Speaker 5: as if they didn't hear a word I'm so used
Speaker 5: to it Vaant, and nobody listens to.
Speaker 2: It too, because I say the funniest things, and all
Speaker 2: of a sudden, Vat will repeat it two seconds later,
Speaker 2: and Dave gives him the biggest laugh and didn't even
Speaker 2: know I just said it because.
Speaker 4: The man says, you had to say it, louder.
Speaker 1: I don't think it's weird that you could someone could
Speaker 1: get murdered in your house and they don't have to
Speaker 1: tell you, But a suicide has to be disclosed.
Speaker 4: That makes no sense.
Speaker 5: Also black mold, black mold, Yes, well, yeah, some people
Speaker 5: don't dispose that. No, you're right they don't. They'll lie
Speaker 5: about it and they'll be like, there was no black
Speaker 5: mold when I moved in here anyway. So would you
Speaker 5: buy a house that somebody died in? Seventy percent of
Speaker 5: us would have no problem buying a house where somebody
Speaker 5: had died. Thirty eight percent went as far as to
Speaker 5: say they would be fined buying a house where somebody
Speaker 5: was murdered as long as they clean up the gore.
Speaker 5: You know. It's like there's gore on the walls, and
Speaker 5: I don't really want It's like, oh, I had the
Speaker 5: living room over here, and here's the kitchen, and we
Speaker 5: got a brand new dishwasher, and there's some gore.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no, don't mind that, man.
Speaker 5: Can we wipe up the gore?
Speaker 4: Can we wipe up the door?
Speaker 5: Twenty five percent when in for said we'd buy a
Speaker 5: house that had been haunted or we knew was haunted,
Speaker 5: and twenty eight percent said that they would buy a
Speaker 5: home that the neighbors were afraid of. They're like, you're
Speaker 5: looking at the Johnson House. You know the Johnson House
Speaker 5: is cursed. I don't think i'd buy that house. There
Speaker 5: was a cursed house in our neighborhood when we lived
Speaker 5: a different bart to chan Hassen. Yeah, they always had
Speaker 5: their blinds closed, windows closed, never saw anybody play in
Speaker 5: the yard. You'd see them come and go. They'd close
Speaker 5: the garage door as soon as they pulled in the
Speaker 5: garage and nobody knew who they were. It was like,
Speaker 5: there're either some evil doings in there, or it is
Speaker 5: a cursed house. And the next family moved in same thing.
Speaker 4: I would.
Speaker 2: I feel like I'm the curse house in the neighborhood.
Speaker 2: I just going and out of my garage. I have
Speaker 2: a backyard that has a privacy fence so you never
Speaker 2: see me, and I want my blind shut.
Speaker 5: There's a major League baseball team, and I don't follow
Speaker 5: baseball that closely, but I read the story that they
Speaker 5: refused to play. They refuse to stay in a hotel
Speaker 5: while they're on the road during the baseball playoffs because
Speaker 5: that hotel is apparently the most haunted hotel in Major
Speaker 5: League Baseball, so they don't want to stay there.
Speaker 1: So some people are texting and saying you absolutely need
Speaker 1: to disclose a murder when selling a house in Minnesota.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, that apparently they were lying. But natural deaths
Speaker 1: do not need to be I wouldn't think so.
Speaker 5: Yeah, because you know, old lady Sharish died, I would
Speaker 5: and died in the bedroom and whatever. I didn't even
Speaker 5: know she was sick. It was a shocked to mean too.
Speaker 5: She looks fine. She looked fine. All right. The phrase
Speaker 5: has been banned. You probably guessed it already. Several teachers
Speaker 5: have texted in happy MEA. The phrase that people hate
Speaker 5: is six seven six seven. You got to say, it's
Speaker 5: just like the completely meaningless term that sends teens and
Speaker 5: tweens into a frenzy of delight. It has become such
Speaker 5: a distraction of the classrooms that schools have been gone
Speaker 5: banning it. They say it is disrupting lessons, with students
Speaker 5: blurted it out during roll call or whenever number six
Speaker 5: and seven are mentioned. In response, teachers are enforcing creative consequences.
Speaker 5: One teacher from Michigan says, I've been teaching for twenty years.
Speaker 5: I've dealt with all sorts of slaying. Nothing has driven
Speaker 5: me crazier than this one. To combat it, she requires
Speaker 5: students to write sixty a sixty seven word essay each
Speaker 5: time they say it.
Speaker 9: That's not a big essay to be real, Yeah, but
Speaker 9: each time you say it each time?
Speaker 1: Yeah, Remember when Ensign was on and he described all
Speaker 1: of these like common things my kids are saying nowadays.
Speaker 4: It was like a twelve thirteen year old kid. He
Speaker 4: just called in. He knew it as the young person
Speaker 4: on the show.
Speaker 6: This is how I know I'm getting old because I
Speaker 6: had to ask my two little sisters, who are fifteen
Speaker 6: and ten, what it meant, and they low key couldn't
Speaker 6: even explain it to me.
Speaker 4: I was just like, see, I don't know.
Speaker 6: Also, a funny quick story, my grandma she called me
Speaker 6: boom for whatever reason. She is sixty seven years old
Speaker 6: and my nephew he's five, So he kept saying six seven,
Speaker 6: six seven, and my grandma was like, oh he learned
Speaker 6: my age, and I'm like, no, trend exactly.
Speaker 5: All right, give me a keyword for sabreena Carpenter tickets
Speaker 5: right now on Katie w B. The keyword is six seven.
Speaker 5: Open up your iHeartRadio app to say the keyword is
Speaker 5: you know. That'd be funny, wouldn't it. We made the
Speaker 5: keyword six seven.
Speaker 4: You're not going to win if you do.
Speaker 5: That keyword is six seven. Just open it up and say,
Speaker 5: all right, fine, the keyword is Sabrina, So go ahead
Speaker 5: and open it up and give me a pouring. Keyword
Speaker 5: should be six seven. That'd be funny. That'd be a
Speaker 5: good bit.
Speaker 4: How many people would say it?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 4: You can't just say it like that. You gotta say
Speaker 4: six seven seven.
Speaker 5: Okay, go ahead and confuse the matter your hand, confuse them.
Speaker 5: You gotta juggle.
Speaker 9: Okay, there's two big old do it tank you Jenny
Speaker 9: keyword Sabrina.
Speaker 5: Dave's dirt next.
Speaker 4: Next one two injured Timer Lambert's injury Law on k.
Speaker 5: D B well for once in the first first time
Speaker 5: in a couple of weeks or so, Taylor Swift is
Speaker 5: not even mentioned in Dave's dirt. I'm sure if you
Speaker 5: did enough digging you would find something. We're gonna start
Speaker 5: off with Reba McIntyre, her and Nick Jonas friendship goes
Speaker 5: back a little further than we thought. What Nick and
Speaker 5: I have worked together many years ago, many years ago,
Speaker 5: in two thousand and one New York City, we did
Speaker 5: any Get Your Gun Together, had a blast.
Speaker 9: My Broadway debut, got to share the stage with the
Speaker 9: legendary with the McIntire.
Speaker 4: You were like my advisor.
Speaker 9: Taught me about live theater and how things can go
Speaker 9: wrong and how to treat people.
Speaker 4: So I appreciate you having me here. Thanks Nick, that's
Speaker 4: very sweet of you.
Speaker 6: I saw a picture of the both of them from
Speaker 6: the probably two thousand and one.
Speaker 4: It was they recreated it today and it was real cute.
Speaker 4: Oh cute.
Speaker 2: So Tom Cruise and Anna d Armis are Splitsville. If
Speaker 2: you even knew that they were dating, they really haven't
Speaker 2: been dating that long.
Speaker 4: They started hooking up in February.
Speaker 2: If you didn't know this, Tom Cruise is now sixty
Speaker 2: three she is thirty seven years old, and basically they
Speaker 2: realized it wasn't gonna work out in the long run,
Speaker 2: so they decided to just be friends, is what they said.
Speaker 5: I think that you realized that we had a good
Speaker 5: time for a while, but in the long run, it's
Speaker 5: not gonna work out. I mean, you know, he's sixty
Speaker 5: three and she's thirty seven. She's not even forty yet. Yeah,
Speaker 5: she's still a kid.
Speaker 2: It is good that they're gonna be friends, though, because
Speaker 2: Tom just cast Anna in his next film called Pressure.
Speaker 2: So good thing that they're gonna be so glad they're
Speaker 2: gonna stay friends, you know. Also, I want to remind
Speaker 2: you that I'm gonna be hanging out at Mystic Lake
Speaker 2: on Sunday for a Vikings watch party.
Speaker 4: It's gonna be hype.
Speaker 2: We're gonna have to tens of food, we have all
Speaker 2: the TVs your heart could desire to see the Vikings
Speaker 2: on the big screen, and then lots of giveaways Boobash tickets,
Speaker 2: Vikings merch So swing on by games at noon, they
Speaker 2: played the Eagles.
Speaker 1: Sabrita Carpenter has teamed up with Airbnb to release a
Speaker 1: new curated experience that's inspired by her Short and Sweet Tour,
Speaker 1: fans will get to step inside the Espresso Singers world
Speaker 1: by taking a tour around her penthouse set and experiencing
Speaker 1: a day in the life as one of her crew
Speaker 1: members on tour. This experience is on Tuesday, November eighteenth
Speaker 1: in Los Angeles. If you happened to be there, and
Speaker 1: fans can request a book starting today.
Speaker 6: So Britta Carpenter is also hosting and I think musical
Speaker 6: guests of SNL this weekend.
Speaker 5: Oh really, okay, I'll watch that one.
Speaker 4: Okay. I got big in the public eye right now,
Speaker 4: thanks Bailey. Also in the public eye, Kim Kardashian.
Speaker 6: She's on Like This Little Run and she's on the
Speaker 6: Call Her Daddy podcast, given a little context about her
Speaker 6: and her kids relationship with Kanye.
Speaker 8: Hmmm, whenever he'll call for them and ask It's probably
Speaker 8: been a couple months since we've heard from him.
Speaker 4: Jeez.
Speaker 6: Also talking about Kanye and how he was just giving
Speaker 6: away their cars.
Speaker 8: We had like five Lamborghinis and I'd come home and
Speaker 8: they'd all be gone, you know. If he was in
Speaker 8: an episode and I'd be like, oh wait, where's all
Speaker 8: our cars, like my new car, and it would be like, oh,
Speaker 8: he gave him away to all of his friends, and
Speaker 8: then I'd be like huh okay.
Speaker 6: And then I have this talking about why she pretty
Speaker 6: much stays silent whenever Kanye goes off on her.
Speaker 8: There's been so many times where I've written a draft
Speaker 8: and been like I'm gonna go and then I'm just like,
Speaker 8: what's the point? You know, what is the point is it?
Speaker 8: Am I going to go back and forth? My kids
Speaker 8: are going to see this.
Speaker 6: I could not imagine being in a relationship where you
Speaker 6: have a draft and to argue with your spouse.
Speaker 4: But Kanye is just toxic like that. It's interesting to
Speaker 4: this podcast.
Speaker 1: I definitely want to listen to it because right now,
Speaker 1: obviously the clips that we're playing, we feel bad for
Speaker 1: her because of her relationship and it's not going so well.
Speaker 4: I mean, in general, Kanye is.
Speaker 1: Like yikes, right, But she also is talking in this
Speaker 1: podcast and seems very you know, tone deaf and kind
Speaker 1: of out of touch in general. She was talking about
Speaker 1: how staying hot isn't cheap, and she said if she's
Speaker 1: filming her show, she the show pays for any work
Speaker 1: that she has done, and if she's working, they pay
Speaker 1: for it, so she tries to get it all paid
Speaker 1: for it so that she doesn't personally have to pay
Speaker 1: for it. So she's essentially getting work done as a
Speaker 1: business expense.
Speaker 5: So it's kind of gross, isn't it. It's a little
Speaker 5: bit gross brand though.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: She says it cost at least a million dollars per year.
Speaker 4: Her beauty regisus. So I think it's funny.
Speaker 1: She'll be like, well, my kids haven't seen their dad
Speaker 1: in months, but my beauty between costs a million dollars
Speaker 1: and I get it as a business expense.
Speaker 6: I mean, we're talking about the same person that put
Speaker 6: out underwear with faux hair on them.
Speaker 5: On my Yeah, I.
Speaker 6: Still think that was a bit I think so too,
Speaker 6: bit Kim, it sold out so bit or not.
Speaker 5: Remember when Gwyneth Paltrow and Coldplace Chris Martin had a
Speaker 5: baby together, they named the baby Apple. Well, Apple is
Speaker 5: still doing her things. She's twenty years old now, and
Speaker 5: it's kind of funny. Let's see if you can find
Speaker 5: the irony and the tone deafness in this one. She
Speaker 5: just did a photo shoot as the brand new ambassador
Speaker 5: for this fashion line called Self Portrait, along with an
Speaker 5: interview to promote the campaign, and she said, I know
Speaker 5: this is not a normal way to grow up by
Speaker 5: any means, but my parents did a really good job
Speaker 5: of instilling in me that I shouldn't be entitled to anything.
Speaker 5: I have to work. Well. They did little research, and
Speaker 5: they said by work, she's talking about singing on her
Speaker 5: dad's records and appearing in her mom's documentary series and
Speaker 5: looking glamorous in a photo shoot. She did graduate or
Speaker 5: I think at least she attended Vanderbilt University. So and
Speaker 5: unless we forget her behavior last year at the Debutante
Speaker 5: ball in Paris, where she photo bombed another debutant's photoshoot
Speaker 5: and basically shoved the young woman out of the way
Speaker 5: and then joked about it on social media. I don't
Speaker 5: think it's possible to grow up with such wealth and
Speaker 5: privilege where you can't go out without like, you know,
Speaker 5: you're fourteen years old and you got a hoodie and
Speaker 5: sunglasses on because you're so famous. There's no way that
Speaker 5: I think you can turn out anything like the rest
Speaker 5: of us if you grow up in that situation. So
Speaker 5: here she is I think a little bit tone deaf,
Speaker 5: saying I work really hard singing on dad's records an
Speaker 5: opportunity I wouldn't have had. Being in Mom's movies an
Speaker 5: opportunity I wouldn't have had, right, and being in a
Speaker 5: photo shoot an opportunity I wouldn't right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's crazy.
Speaker 5: Now if you're an uber driver, that's a different story.
Speaker 2: Nicki Minaj has been in a little bit of a
Speaker 2: civil suit with a German security guard and now he
Speaker 2: is asking the California court for permission to seize Nikki's
Speaker 2: twenty million dollar hid in Hill's mansion and to collect
Speaker 2: a five hundred thousand dollars judgment. Apparently there was a
Speaker 2: big fight between this German security guard and Nicki Minaj's
Speaker 2: husband in twenty nineteen and Frankfurt, but the allegations the
Speaker 2: couple has never answered to, so they continue to remain
Speaker 2: in court for this.
Speaker 6: I also saw Nicki said she wasn't putting out an
Speaker 6: album next year because everybody was expecting her to, and
Speaker 6: she had the whole beef back and forth with Carti
Speaker 6: and Cardi just bought out an album, so people are like,
Speaker 6: what are you doing, Nicki?
Speaker 4: Or I guess what aren't you doing?
Speaker 1: Mm Selena Gomez is kind of taking a page out
Speaker 1: of Var's book. She says she's always waiting for the
Speaker 1: other shoe to drop. She explains that she was sobbing
Speaker 1: after marrying Benny Blanco because she thought, Hey, this could
Speaker 1: go all the way tomorrow. And that's her biggest conflict
Speaker 1: sometimes is that she's always planning for the absolute worst
Speaker 1: thing that could potentially happen.
Speaker 4: Is that why she's taking a page out of my books?
Speaker 4: Because I say that, you guys are like, well, something
Speaker 4: terrible could happen tomorrow.
Speaker 6: Because I don't like to get my expectations up for something,
Speaker 6: so I just I set the bar low. It's not
Speaker 6: a good mentality, but it's how I live, Like.
Speaker 9: Well, you and Slinikle Messer, and I'm gonna tell you, God,
Speaker 9: I'm like a negative, bitchy person, but I never expect
Speaker 9: the worst, you know, Apparently.
Speaker 3: I just never in my life said, well, you know
Speaker 3: we're gonna go on vacation. You know the plane's gonna crash.
Speaker 3: Well it's probably gonna be leo, probably gonna get fired.
Speaker 3: I just I don't know why. I've had a lot
Speaker 3: of flaws.
Speaker 5: I'm exceedingly handsome, but I don't ever go God, the
Speaker 5: worst is gonna happen.
Speaker 6: I just don't want to get excited for the negative.
Speaker 6: I mean for the for something that might not happen.
Speaker 6: Being the positive that way, I'm pleasantly surprised. I guess, okay,
Speaker 6: I guess it's it's backwards. But I also saw there's
Speaker 6: an episode of Wizards Beyond Waverley Place, the sequel. Selena
Speaker 6: Gomez is in it when she's thrown shade at Justin
Speaker 6: Bieber in a way, she's giving the girl advice in
Speaker 6: the show, and she says something like, trust me as
Speaker 6: a girl who like makes songs about pop stars that
Speaker 6: once broke your heart, and that her character in the
Speaker 6: show doesn't do that.
Speaker 4: That's Selena Gomez talking through her character. And I'm just like,
Speaker 4: what are we doing?
Speaker 6: You're married now, you've been broken up with Biba for
Speaker 6: seven eight years now.
Speaker 5: It's just I don't know. Imatory to me, okay. Victoria
Speaker 5: Beckham randomly makes the Dirt today. She says negative headlines
Speaker 5: about her kids make her sad. Here's Victoria Beckham.
Speaker 4: My gosh, it's so horrible. I mean, for me and
Speaker 4: daveg know, the way we communicate with our children is
Speaker 4: so important. There is so much happening in their lives
Speaker 4: as they are growing.
Speaker 2: If you guys were at a zoo and you were
Speaker 2: watching the gorilla and the gorilla's exhibit and it started
Speaker 2: charging at you, would you get a little bit scared
Speaker 2: even though there's a big glass between you and that gorilla. Yeah,
Speaker 2: well that just happened to a bunch of San Diego
Speaker 2: zoo goers and the gorilla did charge out the glass
Speaker 2: and cracked it, and there were a bunch of people watching,
Speaker 2: and of course, you know, people are recording the gorillas,
Speaker 2: getting those Instagram posts and stuff, so there is video
Speaker 2: of it. And apparently the crowd just kind of gasped in.
Speaker 2: A few backed away, but others leaned in closer. I
Speaker 2: would have ran for my life, you bet. Thinking that
Speaker 2: the gorilla was gonna condense was like.
Speaker 5: Something out of like a virus virus movie where the
Speaker 5: infected monkeys are beating the glass and they break through.
Speaker 4: Oh they're so quick, and like the zoo was like,
Speaker 4: oh no. Like the gorilla, his name's Denny.
Speaker 2: He was fine, and they explained that that kind of
Speaker 2: behavior is normal for a young male because he's a
Speaker 2: younger gorilla. But he wasn't trying to hurt anyone whatever.
Speaker 2: I don't care. If a gorilla's charging at me and
Speaker 2: it breaks the glass, that's not supposed to be like penetratable.
Speaker 5: Is that the word penetrable?
Speaker 2: Penetrable? Then I'd be like, nam out.
Speaker 4: How do you judge he wasn't trying to hurt anybody.
Speaker 4: You don't know that, did you ask him? I don't know.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's just male you guys figure they get infuriated.
Speaker 5: I mean they're seeing you through the glass and there's
Speaker 5: something that is intimidating them. And they're animals. Yeah, so
Speaker 5: they probably were angry about something like, oh you got
Speaker 5: to you got a candied apple, bitch, I don't have
Speaker 5: a candied apple.
Speaker 1: You looked at him sideways, and he's like, like, the
Speaker 1: way you're looking at me, you're looking at me punk
Speaker 1: all right.
Speaker 5: And finally, a psychologists shared tips on how to improve
Speaker 5: your relationship in one minute a day. So let's check
Speaker 5: this out. It's pretty easy get into the routine of
Speaker 5: taking sixty seconds to give each other your full attention.
Speaker 5: So here's what you do. One minute hug after a
Speaker 5: long day of work. Even a twenty second hug can
Speaker 5: lower cortisol and boost the bonding hormone oxy tossin tocin.
Speaker 5: So a one minute hug after a long day of work,
Speaker 5: A moment of gratitude. Each of you shares one thing
Speaker 5: you appreciated that day. It can be big or small.
Speaker 5: You just got to be consistent and do it every night.
Speaker 5: A quick morning check in. Take a minute in the
Speaker 5: morning to say what's the one thing you're carrying today
Speaker 5: and how how can I support you?
Speaker 4: Nobody's got time for that in the morning.
Speaker 5: Jitry wire, Jenny. I'm just saying I want to throw
Speaker 5: it out there because you never took time to say
Speaker 5: what's one thing you're carrying today? And finally, a silent ritual.
Speaker 5: You can try deep breathing or just hold hands. Do
Speaker 5: it for sixty seconds a day and you'll feel more connected.
Speaker 5: So once again, a minute long hug after work, A
Speaker 5: moment of gratitude before you go to bed, like what
Speaker 5: was your favorite part of the day. A quick morning
Speaker 5: check in. You can do it via texting. I think
Speaker 5: if you get up way before they do. And a
Speaker 5: silent ritual. Can't think of anything more corny and uncomfortable.
Speaker 5: Holding hands with Susan and deep breathing for a minute,
Speaker 5: I'd be like, Okay, well we tried.
Speaker 2: Is there a version of this that's a little bit
Speaker 2: more for like funny couples, because like some of that
Speaker 2: I could do most of it I couldn't.
Speaker 4: I'll never forget.
Speaker 2: I was like dating a guy once and he was
Speaker 2: really in a meditation, meditation and sauna yan and I
Speaker 2: remember sitting in the sauna and he had some like
Speaker 2: audio going and it's like holding in laughter because it justs.
Speaker 4: No, like I can't take this seriously whatsoever?
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