Speaker 1: From Hollywood to you. Thank you for listening to us.
Speaker 1: On air with Ryan Seacrest.
Speaker 2: It was yesterday, right, we were talking about Charlie Pooth
Speaker 2: and he was talking about therapy, and we advocate that.
Speaker 2: But this is therapy. Don't you feel like coming here
Speaker 2: on a regular basis. It's like it's a disciplined dialogue.
Speaker 2: It's disciplined to be here. We're not forced to create dialogue.
Speaker 2: We conn are. You're kinda you're kind of nudged to
Speaker 2: talk about your feelings and your views and what's going on. So,
Speaker 2: in a way, this is therapy. I've come to look
Speaker 2: forward to.
Speaker 3: It's nice, it's refreshing. I feel good after after the show.
Speaker 2: Oh, Mark, tell me sorry, I also feel the same
Speaker 2: to realize my Mike was home.
Speaker 4: But I thought that was interesting.
Speaker 2: I like him from you. It's true, right, because I
Speaker 2: I will get excited. Matter of fact, this morning, Mark
Speaker 2: wasn't I excited. I was texting you this morning.
Speaker 4: Alread you got four forty this morning.
Speaker 5: Gosh, well he is firing him off.
Speaker 2: I can't remember.
Speaker 6: You got a lot extra time on your hand.
Speaker 1: Ryan.
Speaker 2: I just have I have this I have this thing
Speaker 2: where if I think of something overnight. I don't write
Speaker 2: it down, I send it. I know that y'all may
Speaker 2: be asleep or in the shower whatever. But instead of
Speaker 2: like writing it down and telling you when I get here,
Speaker 2: I want you, never do that you want to send me.
Speaker 5: It's actually a smart, smart way of working in why well,
Speaker 5: actually it's very funny. Amy Sugarman just gave me this,
Speaker 5: this lecture about how I don't need to send my
Speaker 5: pitches in a formal email once a week. It's better
Speaker 5: if I just if I think it just text text
Speaker 5: text text texted out.
Speaker 4: See.
Speaker 2: I prefer to not be me and text text text.
Speaker 2: I prefer you put it all on one thing that
Speaker 2: I could efficiently read.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's how I normally be lost.
Speaker 5: But sometimes you forget, like when you when you sit
Speaker 5: down and do it, you forget the things that just
Speaker 5: pop up in your head all the time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well that's the thing. Like I don't even remember
Speaker 2: what I texted you market.
Speaker 4: Something about love is blind.
Speaker 2: I believe, always working guys, always trying to move the
Speaker 2: show along. How is your night? To say?
Speaker 6: I hear you? It was good.
Speaker 3: You know, I had a really special milestone moment with
Speaker 3: surveya last night she said I love you for the
Speaker 3: first time, like she says it like that for the
Speaker 3: first time, she says, I love you.
Speaker 2: Wait, tell me where were you? What were you doing?
Speaker 2: And how did it come up?
Speaker 3: I was changing her diaper and putting her down like
Speaker 3: for bed, like like her like our nighttime routine, and could.
Speaker 2: You say, just looking at you wanting.
Speaker 3: To say no, I was like I was trying to
Speaker 3: say and have her repeat it back, and so she
Speaker 3: said it back. Yeah, and so it was just like
Speaker 3: really sweet and so now she can like say it.
Speaker 5: And I was like, yeah, I don't know, Like I
Speaker 5: don't under I'm gonna be I'm worried for myself as
Speaker 5: a parent, because if that happened to me, I would
Speaker 5: literally just crumble and cry.
Speaker 3: Yeah, tears come out, Like it's it's beautiful moments like
Speaker 3: this is the stuff. And I'm like, she's growing up,
Speaker 3: so like she's not a baby anymore, like she's a toddler.
Speaker 2: It's so funny that she repeats what you say, Like
Speaker 2: Flora has this thing my niece where she goes bootisticking out, boosticking.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 3: They get sassy once they're like four, like the Coatoons
Speaker 3: are almost five.
Speaker 6: And they had the things they say. I'm like, oh
Speaker 6: my gosh, I.
Speaker 2: In my real life and walking around going my bootsticking
Speaker 2: or if anything's sticking out, I say sticking ill. Yeah,
Speaker 2: yeah that you know, like your your hair sticking in.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, she's gonna have a little like like
Speaker 3: she's gonna she's grow up in Nashville, so she's gonna
Speaker 3: have a country accent.
Speaker 6: Almost right, I.
Speaker 2: Don't she will, I don't. I guess yeah, because she's
Speaker 2: growing up where there's a southern accent.
Speaker 6: Yeah, she's gonna have a Southern accent.
Speaker 3: I think that's so cute, bosticking in she has it, is?
Speaker 6: I think so? I think so.
Speaker 3: My nieces they grew up in England when they were
Speaker 3: like two to five, and they had little British accents
Speaker 3: like because that's what they learned how to speak English.
Speaker 3: But then I lost it when they moved back to
Speaker 3: the state.
Speaker 2: I get to stop an accent. When I'm in Atlanta,
Speaker 2: I get a British accent. If I'm around anybody from England,
Speaker 2: i am a I am terrible. And then when I'm
Speaker 2: at an Italian restaurant, I'll speak English with an Italian accent.
Speaker 2: And it's not embarrassing to be out published.
Speaker 3: So you know, you adapt to your environment like chameleon. Yeah,
Speaker 3: what did you do last night?
Speaker 2: Do you really want to know what I did last night?
Speaker 2: I'm very very upset.
Speaker 6: Oh you're upset.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I got very upset at.
Speaker 6: Yourself at someone else.
Speaker 2: I was in at the TV tree and I was
Speaker 2: looking at Tinfish and I was trying to figure out
Speaker 2: I've had these anchovies in the sardianes forever, and I
Speaker 2: was trying to find an expiration date. Do you know
Speaker 2: how hard it is to read and find an expiration
Speaker 2: date on packaging?
Speaker 6: Listen? I want to I don't know what I want
Speaker 6: to do.
Speaker 3: I want to sign start a petition too, and I
Speaker 3: want all expiration dates to be neon yellow, Like I
Speaker 3: don't unerstand the same place, the same the same color
Speaker 3: in a block, Like why do they have to be
Speaker 3: so hidden?
Speaker 2: And they're like see through. I'm looking on a jar
Speaker 2: and it's got this great font with different letters and numbers,
Speaker 2: and I can't here as i'd say, twenty seven or twelve.
Speaker 2: So I got very upset about the formatting of expiration
Speaker 2: dates on packaged goods.
Speaker 6: I'm so with you. It sucks.
Speaker 2: It's real.
Speaker 8: It needs to be uh universal in a way, like
Speaker 8: the way that the nutrition stuff is, Yes, needs to
Speaker 8: be on that on that to call somebody and who's
Speaker 8: it going to be, I don't know.
Speaker 7: I would try Twitter, I would try to tweet.
Speaker 2: That FDA right, like it is not right that I have.
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't. I can't even honestly, I can't
Speaker 2: even understand it if I find it my anchovies, Like
Speaker 2: I have anchovies that I've had forever, well, I don't
Speaker 2: know are they good or bad? That you can't tell
Speaker 2: by looking at an anchov.
Speaker 3: It's a scavenger hunt, trying to find where it is
Speaker 3: on every item, Like you don't know that it's under
Speaker 3: the lid, it's on the.
Speaker 2: Side, it's on the bottom. Uniform font and uniform structure
Speaker 2: of expiration dates on products. I'm tired of it.
Speaker 6: I am too. I'm with you.
Speaker 9: Struck a cord found in sand, the fact that that's
Speaker 9: your like late night stack is major, Yes, sardines and anchovies.
Speaker 2: It's very good for you.
Speaker 6: I know it's good for you, but like wowsa, you're
Speaker 6: on a holy level.
Speaker 2: Mark, did you find who we're going to complain to
Speaker 2: you about the difficulty in locating expiration dates on products.
Speaker 4: The FDA is a good idea, but I don't know
Speaker 4: that's going to take some research.
Speaker 6: I mean the fact that hasn't been done yet.
Speaker 2: It's crazy.
Speaker 6: We can't be the only people that I find it annoying.
Speaker 2: I can't, but I cannot find the expiration dates on
Speaker 2: tined fish and anchovies.
Speaker 3: The jars is also another issue, because yes, they put
Speaker 3: it on the glass parts and you can't see it,
Speaker 3: and if it's curved then half of it is not standing.
Speaker 2: Proper letters around it too. I don't know what lb
Speaker 2: X means mm hmm, and.
Speaker 3: And there's no like uniform way of doing it. Sometimes
Speaker 3: they put the year first in the month, and it's like.
Speaker 2: Not, how is it we can live in a country
Speaker 2: that doesn't have a universal font for expiration dates on product.
Speaker 3: If it was like a rectangle that was like a
Speaker 3: Neon green point and click, you saw it every time.
Speaker 2: By Mark. I also sent you some ideas from my
Speaker 2: iPad via text. Did you get those?
Speaker 6: You've been blocked at this point, like too many.
Speaker 4: Texts, I got nothing from your iPad.
Speaker 3: Go back and resend that we're Wednesday of you not
Speaker 3: doing the talk show, and it's just like it's too much.
Speaker 4: Coming.
Speaker 2: I was I was reading articles this morning, sending you
Speaker 2: for my iPad, But why didn't they go through? I
Speaker 2: don't understand this is the tobs question. Tubs, tubs, tubs.
Speaker 5: It's not a tubs question. I guarantee Ryan didn't like
Speaker 5: send it properly.
Speaker 2: No, I hit tubbs. I was reading an article, I
Speaker 2: hit a share, I hit text. I saw Mark's so
Speaker 2: cute photo circle come up, and I sent it.
Speaker 3: Oh, maybe you send it to his like iCloud. That
Speaker 3: happens to me sometimes.
Speaker 2: But but you wouldn't recognize where it came from, Mark,
Speaker 2: because it came from my iPad. So tubs, what happened?
Speaker 4: It didn't go through? You may have to send it again.
Speaker 2: I sent it this morning. Is it an I cloud
Speaker 2: issue or is it a tubs issue? Is that a
Speaker 2: tubs issue? I can tell you that. Well, what was
Speaker 2: the printer? What was the printer problem? Is that a
Speaker 2: tubs issue? Now that's kind of a tubs issue.
Speaker 6: God, I don't bring up the printer.
Speaker 2: Oh, the printer hadn't been working for days around here.
Speaker 2: I'm still working on it. It's okay.
Speaker 7: Give everybody extend a little grace. We're in, you know,
Speaker 7: seeing patience.
Speaker 3: I think you need to get the prep and PDF
Speaker 3: form that might make a difference.
Speaker 2: All right, well, Mark, please try and find some great
Speaker 2: material for the show.
Speaker 4: Taking into my iCloud.
Speaker 5: Right, you know what you can do, Ryan, You can
Speaker 5: go back on your iPad and you can hit resend.
Speaker 2: Maybe I'll send them to me from my iPad to
Speaker 2: my phone to send them to you Mark, because you
Speaker 2: get stuff from my phone.
Speaker 4: I got the one four forty five this morning.
Speaker 2: Right exactly. So it's my fault for not sending it
Speaker 2: to me first. To send it to you. Okay, it
Speaker 2: seems like a easier way, all right.
Speaker 7: Well, remember what they were at all? No recollection.
Speaker 5: He was doing so much, slightly terrifying.
Speaker 2: You know what you're doing so much? Oh great idea,
Speaker 2: let me floord this to Mark so we can do
Speaker 2: it on the show.
Speaker 6: Oh.
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 2: One had to do with praising people at work, thanking
Speaker 2: people out loud and in front of people at work,
Speaker 2: and I thought, oh, we should do that. We should
Speaker 2: we should explain it and then practice it. I like
Speaker 2: that Mark Wall Street Journal. You could pray find it
Speaker 2: all right, Let's get to the Morning Hack and we
Speaker 2: have some bright news, we have a quote of the day,
Speaker 2: but the Morning Act. These are the words you should
Speaker 2: never say to your Is there a word that Michael,
Speaker 2: your husband Sysney can say to you that ticks you off?
Speaker 6: I mean, you know, I think if anybody says calm down.
Speaker 2: Me too.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I do enjoy that song.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, relax, relax, you relax, calm down, calm down.
Speaker 2: Why had the those words get under my skin like
Speaker 2: no other Toney? Is there a word or something Robbie
Speaker 2: can do that puts you on a tilt?
Speaker 5: Yeah, there are things that he'll say and I'll like,
Speaker 5: snap back really quick, and I'll say, you don't but
Speaker 5: I didn't think of what what is that?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 2: So they say, relationship experts say, never use these three words.
Speaker 6: Three words okay.
Speaker 2: Whatever you want. I would whatever you want, don't use them.
Speaker 2: And here's what they said. I was like, really, whatever
Speaker 2: you want, whatever you want, okay, whatever you want is
Speaker 2: saying you decide, essentially, and a lot of us suffer
Speaker 2: from decision fatigue, and at the end of a long day,
Speaker 2: it's it's something you just don't want to deal with.
Speaker 2: But they asked you for a reason, right, they asked
Speaker 2: you for a reason for something. Don't make them decide.
Speaker 2: So whatever you want. It's not a good thing to
Speaker 2: say back to people, which I don't know, Like, I
Speaker 2: felt like that was always I guess it's dismissive, but
Speaker 2: I always felt like that was solution.
Speaker 6: Oriented, like where should we eat dinner?
Speaker 7: Yeah, and whatever you want, you want you want? I
Speaker 7: hate it.
Speaker 2: Seems so solution oriented on the surface level. What do
Speaker 2: you want?
Speaker 6: I don't mind it.
Speaker 3: Like if Michael said whatever you want to me, then
Speaker 3: I'd be like, all right, great, I'll.
Speaker 2: Pick the restaurant me too. I don't mind it either,
Speaker 2: But experts say, don't I don't think I might cause
Speaker 2: a problem for me.
Speaker 7: I don't like it. I don't like it. I don't
Speaker 7: like it.
Speaker 2: Okay, whatever you want, I guess this can be very dangerous.
Speaker 2: Whatever you want interesting? Okay, here's today's quote for your Wednesday.
Speaker 2: How they treat it is more important than how much
Speaker 2: you like that. You deserve that kiss FM headlines with
Speaker 2: sisiny Well.
Speaker 3: Curious Toddler earned the title of one of the tiniest
Speaker 3: White House intruders yesterday after he squeezed through the metal
Speaker 3: fencing on the north side of the executive mansion. US
Speaker 3: Secret Service Uniformed Division officers walked across the north lawn
Speaker 3: to retrieve the tot and reunite him with his parents
Speaker 3: on Pennsylvania Avenue. Now, Southwest Airlines has blamed data connection
Speaker 3: issues resulting from a firewall failure for interrupting the carrier's
Speaker 3: nationwide operations yesterday morning.
Speaker 6: Now operations have since resumed.
Speaker 3: And Coachella organizers Get This must pay one hundred and
Speaker 3: seventeen thousand dollar for breaking curfew violations in Indio during weekend.
Speaker 6: One of this year's festival.
Speaker 3: Strict curfews were broken on all three nights of the festival,
Speaker 3: with Frank Ocean's Sunday night headline set running twenty five
Speaker 3: minutes past midnight.
Speaker 6: That was the twelve am limit.
Speaker 3: The one am curfew imposed on Friday and Saturday night
Speaker 3: were also both broken by twenty five minutes on both
Speaker 3: Friday with Bad Bunny and then Saturday night with Calvin Harris.
Speaker 6: Hey, you know what it happens, But man, was it
Speaker 6: worth it?
Speaker 1: On air with a Ryan Seacrets.
Speaker 2: How many dating apps are there out there? I don't
Speaker 2: even know the total, but there are so many that
Speaker 2: summer's really obscure. You may not even know their dating apps,
Speaker 2: which is what led to the concept here, which is
Speaker 2: called Disney character or dating apps.
Speaker 1: Disney character or dating app.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we got this from crew. Let me grab hey, Daisy,
Speaker 2: who's gonna be our contestant on the line this morning? Daisy?
Speaker 2: How's your week going?
Speaker 3: It's going good?
Speaker 10: How are you?
Speaker 2: John? All right? Now, tell us about yourself, Daisy?
Speaker 4: Where are you?
Speaker 2: What do you do?
Speaker 1: So?
Speaker 11: I live in Compton. I'm an optician, but I'm currently
Speaker 11: on baby Bondies so I have a two month old
Speaker 11: right now?
Speaker 2: You're a mortician?
Speaker 7: No optician?
Speaker 2: Optician?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Got it?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: All right, Well and congratulations. Sounds like things are going great.
Speaker 7: Yeah, everything's really good.
Speaker 2: Actually, Okay, so we're gonna make a better We're playing
Speaker 2: Disney character or dating app. All right, I got a
Speaker 2: four pack of Disneyland for you to win. I'll give
Speaker 2: you a word and you tell me if it's a
Speaker 2: Disney character or dating app. Okay, gotta get three right
Speaker 2: before you get three wrong? And here we go. Okay,
Speaker 2: Kippo kippo Disney character or dating app hippo kip o
Speaker 2: k ippo.
Speaker 10: O k I p peel.
Speaker 2: It is a dating app. Congratulations. Oh, I'm so nervous,
Speaker 2: don't know. You're doing great. You're doing great. I'm very
Speaker 2: comfortable with things. Okay. Next one, Toodles Toodles dating app
Speaker 2: for Disney characters. Disney character. Yes, that's right, you got
Speaker 2: tune around, all right for the for the win, Daisy
Speaker 2: and Compton tag along tag along Disney character dating app.
Speaker 2: It is a Disney character.
Speaker 3: That's okay, hard one the youngest daughter of Mother Rabbit and.
Speaker 2: It's a challenging Just give these tickets away, all right.
Speaker 2: Here's the next one. Ready, Disney character or dating app.
Speaker 9: Sorry, Daisy character or dating app?
Speaker 2: Tan tan tan tan, Yeah, dating app. It's the dating app. Congratulations. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it is a dating app. There you have it. Thank
Speaker 2: you very much for listening to us, Thank you for
Speaker 2: playing along. Congratulations on everything that's happening in your life.
Speaker 2: And enjoyed Disneyland.
Speaker 6: You got a four pack of tickets.
Speaker 7: Awesome, Thank you. Thanks guys, all.
Speaker 2: Right, thank you. That was fun. That was fun. However,
Speaker 2: I still think the match game is more fun.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I like the match game.
Speaker 6: I like that game.
Speaker 2: Too, because we can play well, I just laugh at it.
Speaker 2: I just I don't know why I laugh, but I
Speaker 2: just laugh at the panel coming up with the things
Speaker 2: and then what you guys guess is a panel film.
Speaker 2: The blank tells me so much about each of you,
Speaker 2: personality defining.
Speaker 7: I like Match Game two a lot.
Speaker 2: I don't know. Yeah, are you going to Coachella again
Speaker 2: this weekend?
Speaker 3: Siciny, No, no, no, no no, I'm going to do
Speaker 3: a couch ella and a house and streaming.
Speaker 2: Tonny, you didn't get to go because you and Robbie
Speaker 2: had a romantic weekend.
Speaker 7: Hardly romantic.
Speaker 5: We were partying hard with my friends birthday party.
Speaker 7: Birthday party.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Do you do you have tickets to Coachella this weekend?
Speaker 2: Are you going?
Speaker 7: We're not going, but I think I'm gonna steal Sissy's
Speaker 7: idea and watch it.
Speaker 2: Gosh, that sounds really great, order and watch it like
Speaker 2: it's a sporting event. It's really fun. So we're talking
Speaker 2: about you know, look at all the weather, the rain
Speaker 2: and the saturation. All good, right, I mean, we need
Speaker 2: all the it's wetness and we need all the water
Speaker 2: for the region. But the bottles have always been bad
Speaker 2: and they've gotten, I think worse. And if you take
Speaker 2: a route the same route all the time, you all like,
Speaker 2: I know where certain big ones are and I get
Speaker 2: ready to bob and weave around them, but I'm often
Speaker 2: caught off guard. And sometimes you hit one so hard
Speaker 2: to like it. It feels like you hit a bone. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Like it's like when you hit a bone on your body.
Speaker 2: When you hit a pottle with the car, it's like
Speaker 2: you hit the bone.
Speaker 6: Uh huh exactly.
Speaker 2: An La City officials say they've received over seven thousand
Speaker 2: reports of potholes so far this year. Sisney, you've got
Speaker 2: them where you are.
Speaker 6: Well, I know.
Speaker 3: And actually was listening to Kiss the other day and
Speaker 3: we were running an ad saying like if you see potholes,
Speaker 3: report them, and I didn't catch like how to report them,
Speaker 3: And I was in the car with Michael and I
Speaker 3: was like, dude, I'm like, we have so many potholes
Speaker 3: on our street alone, and I hate having to dodge
Speaker 3: them and it's so annoying. And he goes, yeah, you
Speaker 3: can just report them on the app. And I was
Speaker 3: like the app. I'm like, what's the app?
Speaker 2: The pothole app.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's what I'll say, and he's like, it's the
Speaker 3: app that you can order trash cans.
Speaker 6: You can do everything. He's like, you can do everything
Speaker 6: on this app.
Speaker 3: And I'm like, what's the trash can Exactly? It's called
Speaker 3: the my La three one one app.
Speaker 2: I didn't have that.
Speaker 1: You have.
Speaker 3: Everybody has it here in LA who knew. And you
Speaker 3: can go on here and you can create a service request.
Speaker 3: You can view other services and then you can go
Speaker 3: in there. And that's what he said, like when our
Speaker 3: trash cans are all banged up, that he can order
Speaker 3: new trash cans for the house.
Speaker 2: And Robby Times just might order new trash cans without
Speaker 2: you knowing about it.
Speaker 6: He done it once.
Speaker 3: But yeah, So I went on there and I and
Speaker 3: I created three service reports for our street alone for potholes.
Speaker 3: So I put, you can basically drag the little thing
Speaker 3: and you just put it where the potholes are on
Speaker 3: the street.
Speaker 2: So it shows you an image or a drawing of
Speaker 2: the street.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, and so you just put So I dragged
Speaker 3: them and I put here's a pothole, here's a pothole.
Speaker 1: Here.
Speaker 3: I could three different reports and I was like, we'll
Speaker 3: see what happens, right, so day went by, and then
Speaker 3: we were driving back home from I think it was
Speaker 3: maybe Easter Sunday at this point, and we're coming back
Speaker 3: from the way where the big pothole was, and I
Speaker 3: was like, oh, do you think they came and filled
Speaker 3: up the pothole? He was like no chance. He's like,
Speaker 3: you did that report yesterday. And sure enough, they didn't
Speaker 3: come and fill the pothole. But someone came from the
Speaker 3: city and put an orange cone where the pothole was,
Speaker 3: and so they came and obviously looked at it and
Speaker 3: it was big enough for them to put an orange cone,
Speaker 3: and then the probably they are kind of come and
Speaker 3: fill it.
Speaker 2: So but wait, that's so fascinating. So they saw your report,
Speaker 2: which is just cool. Yeah, you had the power to
Speaker 2: get the orange like anybody that drives down the street.
Speaker 2: I got the orange colne for us.
Speaker 3: That's what I was like, Yo, you're welcome, and you're
Speaker 3: welcome everybody.
Speaker 2: So now I want to see run the experiment. Now
Speaker 2: I want to see how long does it take them
Speaker 2: to come fill that pothole from the.
Speaker 6: One So that was I think.
Speaker 3: So I want to say that was Easter Sunday, and
Speaker 3: I don't really go out that way on that street
Speaker 3: that much. But I'm I want to say that cone
Speaker 3: was gone this morning when I left, and I wasn't
Speaker 3: here this weekend.
Speaker 2: I'm going to get you.
Speaker 6: I'll check, I'll check and see.
Speaker 2: I have like a week my la. What's the app?
Speaker 3: It's called my La three one one, So if you
Speaker 3: just like search that in the app, it'll it'll pop
Speaker 3: right up and you can go in there and it
Speaker 3: has a lot of stuff, city info, city hall news,
Speaker 3: city bill pay. You can access your LADWP bills on there.
Speaker 3: You can obviously create reports for potholes and things like that.
Speaker 3: Service request, but both of the items containers serve you know,
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, there's.
Speaker 6: So much stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Michael has a fiel dawn there. He's like in
Speaker 2: a rut.
Speaker 3: If there's an animal that's loose, if there's dead and
Speaker 3: badgers are in the backyard.
Speaker 6: Part graffiti, trash, all this stuff keep us.
Speaker 2: But I'm curious to know if they really feeled it,
Speaker 2: because that that's movement. I mean that that is showing
Speaker 2: some movement.
Speaker 6: It is. I mean, it's gone so bad.
Speaker 3: You saw the video of Arnold Schwarzenegger and Brentwood just
Speaker 3: fill in his own.
Speaker 6: Pothole, so mad he just like went and got his
Speaker 6: own gravel.
Speaker 2: Bradley, what's going on.
Speaker 12: I went to a really rough breakup back in January, Okay,
Speaker 12: and it's it's fair to say I'm not over her yet.
Speaker 12: You know, we were. It was we were tailored four years,
Speaker 12: that's what. Which is the longest relationship I've been in.
Speaker 12: And after four years she decided that I just wasn't
Speaker 12: the one. I think there may have been someone else,
Speaker 12: but I don't know. It wasn't. I was never confirmed
Speaker 12: to it. Just to me, it felt like it was
Speaker 12: out of the blue. I had no pre or feeling
Speaker 12: that things were going well. We have spoken since then,
Speaker 12: and you know, she's happy on her social media, Like
Speaker 12: we haven't followed each other, but I still check once
Speaker 12: in a while. I mean, like probably too much, you
Speaker 12: know how it is. It's been three months, so but
Speaker 12: I feel like it's time for me to like start
Speaker 12: putting myself out there again. Like three months. My friends
Speaker 12: are telling me, you know, the best way to go
Speaker 12: over someone is to find someone new. And so I
Speaker 12: started getting on the apps and I've gotten matches. But
Speaker 12: here's a question, do I when I go out with someone.
Speaker 12: Do I tell them how recent my breakup was and
Speaker 12: that I'm not all the way over my ex? No,
Speaker 12: because no, no, that's yeah.
Speaker 2: No you can't. I don't think you can. I mean
Speaker 2: I I it's like I know exactly where you are, bro,
Speaker 2: I know exactly what's what you're feeling, and I know
Speaker 2: what's going through your mind, and I know and I
Speaker 2: have that friend too. That's like, dude, just get out there.
Speaker 2: You're gonna get out there and have some fun. You
Speaker 2: got to get out there and meet somebody. You can't
Speaker 2: just be sitting there checking their social media. So I
Speaker 2: think you you do go out, you want a date,
Speaker 2: and you try and enjoy that moment on that day
Speaker 2: and the feelings that you have about your ex. I
Speaker 2: mean you kind of want to keep that to yourself
Speaker 2: to start, because it's just not gonna nothing's gonna progress
Speaker 2: and nothing's gonna move along. I think if you start
Speaker 2: by sharing that, what do you think, Sisity, I.
Speaker 3: Think you're right, and if anything, you just take it slow.
Speaker 3: You don't have to really give all the details of
Speaker 3: what's going on internally with your feelings and your emotions
Speaker 3: about your ex. I think you can keep it brief. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I was in a relationship before. It's now over. I'm
Speaker 3: moving forward, but I am taking things slow. And I
Speaker 3: think if you just keep it vague like that, you
Speaker 3: see where it goes with whoever person, whatever person you
Speaker 3: start dating.
Speaker 12: Right, that makes sense.
Speaker 2: It's weird to say it's weird. It's exactly. It's weird
Speaker 2: to say, don't share your true feelings. But don't. But
Speaker 2: I don't think you're being dishonest, like you're not. You're
Speaker 2: not being dishonest. I just think you're not. You're just
Speaker 2: not sharing everything that's going on in the movie, and
Speaker 2: that's okay because you're trying to start a new scene.
Speaker 5: I will tell you though, I did this. I went
Speaker 5: on like a FaceTime date when Robbie and I broke
Speaker 5: up with this guy, and I talked about my ex.
Speaker 5: I talked about Robbie the whole time, and he talked
Speaker 5: about his ex the whole time. So we were talking
Speaker 5: about our exes and we both ended up back with
Speaker 5: our exes. I still follow him on social media.
Speaker 2: Saying, talk about your ex.
Speaker 6: So you know, I'm just saying if you do.
Speaker 7: I mean, I'm just saying, be you if it feels right,
Speaker 7: and then just speak from your heart.
Speaker 2: Were we giving you confusing advice? Yeah?
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I mean that's what Tony would do. I said what
Speaker 2: I would do.
Speaker 3: What's your goal, Bradley, You think you want to end
Speaker 3: up back with her?
Speaker 12: I mean I don't know. It's hard to say. We
Speaker 12: haven't three months. I don't know what her life is
Speaker 12: like now, so i don't know what's happened between. So
Speaker 12: I'm just not sure yet.
Speaker 2: But well, I.
Speaker 12: Don't like where I'm at.
Speaker 2: Obviously, you don't like that. You're stuck, and you're stuck
Speaker 2: feeling bad, and I think it's okay to create some Listen,
Speaker 2: motion creates emotion, right, so it's okay to start some
Speaker 2: motion and see how that goes, and see where it goes.
Speaker 2: But I don't feel I don't think you need obligated
Speaker 2: to share what you're sharing with us on a first date.
Speaker 2: But it's never gonna be one way or the other way.
Speaker 2: There's always gray aria and all of this stuff. When
Speaker 2: you go through a fresh breakup like that, man, I
Speaker 2: mean you know that, right. You can't just can't you
Speaker 2: can't just feelings.
Speaker 3: Can't just vanish, or maybe you're not ready to date.
Speaker 3: Maybe you need to just focus on yourself.
Speaker 2: No, that's that's rough. That can be tough, right, But again,
Speaker 2: we'll confuse you here and then you can pick a.
Speaker 6: Pat Yeah, you got a lot of paths here.
Speaker 2: But keep us posting, man, if we can do anything else, okay, all.
Speaker 12: Right, Yeah, thanks a lot. I really appreciate you.
Speaker 2: Thank you for trusting us to talk about it, all right, man? Yeah,
Speaker 2: so yeah, gosh, we all would handle a breakup so differently.
Speaker 6: I don't think he's ready to date.
Speaker 3: He's heartbroken, I know, and so I maybe after talking
Speaker 3: to him now, it seems like.
Speaker 2: But is it better to stay home and be sad.
Speaker 3: Like, don't be sad, healing, go go on hikes, find yourself.
Speaker 2: Be guys. I hike by myself now.
Speaker 3: But it's fine. But I just like you, he can
Speaker 3: be single. He doesn't have to start dating three months
Speaker 3: after his breakup, like. He can be single for years like.
Speaker 3: It doesn't have you know, he doesn't need to jump
Speaker 3: back into a relationship.
Speaker 2: But imagine out of the blue, you think it's going well,
Speaker 2: then four years in out of the blue, and then
Speaker 2: you think there could be somebody else, and then he's
Speaker 2: checking on social media. Stop checks, That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: He didn't sound ready to date.
Speaker 2: Stop check Instagram. I did not realize this, but in
Speaker 2: Burbank there's a there's a sign that was a current sign.
Speaker 2: It was patched up. It covered up a sign from
Speaker 2: the sixties, right, And I guess the patchwork fell off.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And I had no idea that they just covered
Speaker 3: it up. I thought they would like scrape it off
Speaker 3: or just put a brand new sign. I guess why
Speaker 3: would they do that? You can just cover it up.
Speaker 2: So this was a sign. If you take the one
Speaker 2: thirty four, this is at Victory right Griveth Park, just
Speaker 2: like two miles from us. So what happened?
Speaker 6: Apparently I think this got like you wrote it with
Speaker 6: the rain.
Speaker 3: So when you're on the one thirty four, you see
Speaker 3: the sign to go to the five, And what basically
Speaker 3: the realization is is that the five used to be
Speaker 3: South ninety nine.
Speaker 2: I did not know that. When was it south ninety nine?
Speaker 6: Apparently in the nineteen sixties.
Speaker 2: Huh. I mean it does make it does make sense
Speaker 2: that if you're going to change the freeway, you could
Speaker 2: just just cover it up, right, just sort of paint
Speaker 2: over it. Like they did. But this is making everybody's
Speaker 2: kind of talking about a Highway ninety nine. It was
Speaker 2: known then as the Golden State Highway. It ran from
Speaker 2: border to border Mexico to Canada from nineteen twenty six
Speaker 2: to nineteen seventy two, and it was decommissioned and replaced
Speaker 2: by the five. I did not know that there were
Speaker 2: we should, like any other signs exist out there from
Speaker 2: back in the day that are covered up that you
Speaker 2: know about, Well, what's the.
Speaker 6: Point of that? Why wouldn't they just leave it Highway
Speaker 6: ninety nine? That's so cool? Like I would have enjoyed the.
Speaker 3: Scene Highway ninety nine all the way from border to
Speaker 3: border in Mexico to Canada.
Speaker 2: What is the reason why they change it to the five?
Speaker 2: Did anybody resource?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 2: Guess?
Speaker 6: Is this easier?
Speaker 2: We've talked to Ginger Chan about this stuff. It's way
Speaker 2: over my.
Speaker 7: Head right history, So you don't even know what's going
Speaker 7: on in my head.
Speaker 2: The history of freeway signs. Are you on your way
Speaker 2: to the airport this morning or maybe coming in from
Speaker 2: an early flight, so it'sdey. I want to ask you
Speaker 2: about this because you travel with kids, and I know
Speaker 2: my sister travels with Flora. Uh, if if your kids
Speaker 2: on a flight make crumbs on the floor, do you
Speaker 2: clean them up or do you wait for the cleaning
Speaker 2: crew of the plane to clean them?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 2: Clean.
Speaker 3: Michael and I are so embarrassed if our kids make
Speaker 3: any mess, or if they're loud, or if they're inappropriate
Speaker 3: in any way, and I go above and beyond to
Speaker 3: make sure that we don't leave a mess behind at restaurants,
Speaker 3: on an airline or wherever, a movie theater, you name it.
Speaker 2: So is a baseball player they posted this.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was a Toronto Blue Jays baseball player that
Speaker 3: posted this. It went viral instantly because of Arms, and
Speaker 3: I think he posted it thinking everyone's going to have
Speaker 3: his side.
Speaker 5: That's my favorite part of this whole story is he's like,
Speaker 5: everyone's going to be like shocked that this flight attendant
Speaker 5: made us pick up the popcorn and everybody so much.
Speaker 6: You're entitled, dude, so not so much.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they did not have his side, and they are
Speaker 3: basically saying, like, yo, you've made this huge mess, like
Speaker 3: you shouldn't.
Speaker 2: You shouldn't have made this happened his kids spilled popcorn
Speaker 2: or had crumbs on the floor and then the flight
Speaker 2: attendant asked him or his wife to pick it up.
Speaker 3: Ask the wife, I don't actually know if he was
Speaker 3: on the flight. Okay, he was not on the flight,
Speaker 3: so his wife to pick it up.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and she's.
Speaker 3: Twenty two weeks pregnant, so you know, you're quite pregnant
Speaker 3: at that time. And I'm assuming now this is what
Speaker 3: her third maybe kid years old.
Speaker 2: The popcorn in the photo that I have, it's a
Speaker 2: lot of pop It is a lot of one and didn't.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's tacky. Like I wouldn't leave a mess like
Speaker 3: that period. I would at least try to like gather
Speaker 3: as much as I could, or even like at least
Speaker 3: say something to the flight and like, hey, I'm so sorry,
Speaker 3: like we we cleaned up as much as we could,
Speaker 3: or do you have something that we can put this in,
Speaker 3: like a bag that we can clean it up, like
Speaker 3: help at least, but like just to try to walk
Speaker 3: out and leave that mess as bad. But I don't
Speaker 3: know how the conversation happened, right, And I also think
Speaker 3: that like I don't like the flight attendant coming to
Speaker 3: her and being like you need to clean that up.
Speaker 6: I don't know that must have been awkward as well, So.
Speaker 2: I recommend you don't fly with me or near me.
Speaker 2: I tend to accidentally clutch things all the time. I
Speaker 2: tend to spill things, yeah, especially if it's something I
Speaker 2: really want. I end up dropping it on the floor somehow,
Speaker 2: it like slips out of my hands. Now, obviously I'll
Speaker 2: pick it up. But I have a tendency to be
Speaker 2: not messy, but clutter.
Speaker 6: I know, you mean, a crumber two is not that
Speaker 6: big of a deal.
Speaker 3: Like Michael's the same way when he eats popcorn, Like
Speaker 3: he gets a whole handful and it just like gets
Speaker 3: all over the place.
Speaker 6: I'm like, do you not see that it all spilled everywhere?
Speaker 2: Etiquette expert chimed it.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: An etiquette expert chimed in who was a former flight attendant,
Speaker 3: by the way, and said that it was inappropriate for
Speaker 3: the flight attendant to ask a passenger to clean up
Speaker 3: after themselves, especially if the airline was the one that
Speaker 3: provided the popcorn to begin with.
Speaker 5: It comes a little bit with the territory, you know
Speaker 5: what I mean, Like you are going to make a
Speaker 5: little bit of a mess. Like sometimes you know, they
Speaker 5: come by and they ask if you have some throw
Speaker 5: at you might not have finished your drink, so you
Speaker 5: put it in the thing and they don't come back again.
Speaker 7: You know, like you do have a little bit of
Speaker 7: a message.
Speaker 2: You can put in a thing to seat.
Speaker 5: Yeah, like at that seat in front of you or whatever.
Speaker 5: So I get it, but I feel like there's a
Speaker 5: line and I I.
Speaker 3: Just yeah, you can't just destroy the ayele like leave
Speaker 3: just a bunch.
Speaker 6: I've seen that before.
Speaker 5: I've like walked off a plane and like looked into
Speaker 5: some seats and just seen a total tornado go through.
Speaker 5: And it's just like so crazy to.
Speaker 2: Me while we're on it. How about and you know
Speaker 2: who you are, you don't put your weight back at
Speaker 2: the gym? How about oh yeah, I've.
Speaker 6: Just stuff away. I know what you mean.
Speaker 2: You don't put the weight back on the rack, or
Speaker 2: you don't clear the squat weight from the barn, and nobody.
Speaker 7: Their own equipment like they're supposed to.
Speaker 2: You mean sanitize Yeah, yeah, I don't know about the sanitizer.
Speaker 2: But I just like baffled by how many times I'll
Speaker 2: see stuff just laying out and not put back and
Speaker 2: I can't. I mean, that's a lot of work.
Speaker 3: It's returning your shopping car after you go to the
Speaker 3: grocery store.
Speaker 6: Just stuff like that.
Speaker 1: On air with Crest.
Speaker 2: This is interesting Katie Holmes, it's on the line here.
Speaker 2: We're gonna bring her up in a second. But Katie
Speaker 2: Holmes goes to as many jingle Balls as we do.
Speaker 7: It's true.
Speaker 2: I've seen her a lot of jingle Balls, right, Yeah.
Speaker 7: And she has the most fun.
Speaker 2: I also think she's got a good fashion sense.
Speaker 3: She kind of broke the internet the last jingle Ball
Speaker 3: though she went to with her fashion sense.
Speaker 6: I loved that for her.
Speaker 2: What was the what was the last well she wore?
Speaker 3: She wore jeans with like this tube top dress and
Speaker 3: everybody was talking about it.
Speaker 2: Yes, and Katie is on the line with us now,
Speaker 2: Hey Katie, good.
Speaker 12: Morning, Good morning Ryan.
Speaker 2: How are you super good? We were just saying that
Speaker 2: we love that you come to our jingle Ball and
Speaker 2: we get to see you sort of on a regular
Speaker 2: basis and check in.
Speaker 13: I love jingle Ball so much fun.
Speaker 2: It is a lot of fun. We'll be giving away tickets,
Speaker 2: I'm sure starting in July. We're always ramping into.
Speaker 1: Here.
Speaker 13: I went with my nephews and we danced and danced.
Speaker 13: It was so much fun when.
Speaker 2: You when you walk the red carpet. They just put
Speaker 2: up a photo of you on the iHeart Red carpet
Speaker 2: at jingle Ball and I don't know how to quite
Speaker 2: describe the style, but Sisney and Tanya were saying that,
Speaker 2: like everybody responded to what you were wearing. Do you
Speaker 2: know going in that you're going to make a splash
Speaker 2: with fashion writers?
Speaker 13: No, No, I just wore what I thought would be
Speaker 13: fun and what I wanted to dance and have a
Speaker 13: good time. And hyah, that's it.
Speaker 2: You come anytime, Katie Holmes with us.
Speaker 3: Now, you definitely kicked off a look, Katie, and I
Speaker 3: got to tell you, I was just at Coachella over
Speaker 3: the weekend and there were so many girls that were
Speaker 3: actually rocking that same style that you wore a jingle
Speaker 3: Ball a few months ago.
Speaker 6: So you are a trendsetter.
Speaker 13: Oh fun? Oh wow, Well, thank you Jesus and Katie.
Speaker 2: Before we get to your project, no one more excited
Speaker 2: than our producer Mark, who just revealed to me that
Speaker 2: his daughter was born two days after Surrey and feels
Speaker 2: a real connection to you. I think for that, and
Speaker 2: I think it's Surrey's birthday week, so I thought I
Speaker 2: just mentioned that.
Speaker 13: Oh, thank you, thank you, and happy birthday to his daughter.
Speaker 4: Oh, thank you, that's nice.
Speaker 2: Were you watching coverage of Surrey?
Speaker 8: Yes, we were in you know, thank you.
Speaker 4: We were in the birthing room and on the TV
Speaker 4: was the coverage of Syray Cruise's birth, And so I
Speaker 4: was thought to myself, they're like tagged together. I'm always
Speaker 4: gonna remember that they have born a few days apart.
Speaker 13: Oh wow, Oh that's so sweet. Thank you.
Speaker 2: Did you get Surrey a gift mark?
Speaker 4: No, not yet.
Speaker 2: Well I'm not not so tied together. So Katy, listen,
Speaker 2: I know we spoke about this a few weeks ago,
Speaker 2: but this is an incredible project that she's kind of
Speaker 2: wearing all the hats for you. It's called Rare Objects.
Speaker 2: It is in theaters and on demand, and you directed it,
Speaker 2: you star in it. This is something you've been behind
Speaker 2: for a long time. Tell us a little bit about
Speaker 2: it and what interested you in making this.
Speaker 13: Well, it's based on a book of the same name,
Speaker 13: and I've been working on it for about five years,
Speaker 13: you know, doing other projects that you know are working
Speaker 13: on it. And the pandemic is kind of uh put
Speaker 13: a put a little pause on it, but then we
Speaker 13: were able to make it in twenty twenty one. And
Speaker 13: this is a story about friendship and also about UH resilience,
Speaker 13: and about the power of art and the power of
Speaker 13: human connection and and and friendship and how that can
Speaker 13: really UH be something that's very healing to another person.
Speaker 13: So for me, I wanted to put out something that
Speaker 13: was heartfelt and hopeful. But there there's there's stuff in
Speaker 13: there that's that's hard to hard to watch, but it's
Speaker 13: ultimately I I'm I think that the audience leaves feeling
Speaker 13: hopefully seen in some ways and and hopefully with the
Speaker 13: sense of hope.
Speaker 2: And directing it as well. How are you to work with?
Speaker 13: I have good days and bad days. I hope I
Speaker 13: had more good days than that. It was really rewarding.
Speaker 13: It was hard work, but you know, everything's every.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, rare objects Katie Holmes with us. It's in
Speaker 2: theaters and on demand, so check that out. And I
Speaker 2: do kind of like, I just want you to know
Speaker 2: that we picture you listening to the Morning Show here
Speaker 2: even if you don't don't tell us, but we do
Speaker 2: picture you listening since we see you all the time.
Speaker 2: So if you don't don't ruin the fantasy.
Speaker 13: I do. I do listen, So I'm glad you pictured
Speaker 13: me listening.
Speaker 6: Perfect.
Speaker 2: Okay, good well, thanks call anytime and good luck with
Speaker 2: this continued success. Katie. Thanks for calling.
Speaker 13: Thank you so much.
Speaker 2: All right bye. Uh. You know, she's very very what's
Speaker 2: the right word, like, she's cerebral. She's cereboy, that's not
Speaker 2: the word I was looking for. She is, but she's
Speaker 2: like she's kind and approachable, like.
Speaker 6: Kind, you know, like a calm sense to her.
Speaker 2: Calm that's what the ya.
Speaker 5: I was her escort for one of the jingle balls,
Speaker 5: and she was surprised, Like I was kind of scared
Speaker 5: because she's really like mega famous, but she was really
Speaker 5: really chill.
Speaker 2: She's That's what I'm saying. Like, there's there's a calmness
Speaker 2: to her. Then we don't always carry we don't collectively
Speaker 2: always carry that, right, your jingle ball tickets, No, I'm kidding,
Speaker 2: coming up five seconds of Summer actually gonna be the
Speaker 2: key of four.
Speaker 6: You said that, and it sounded so natural that I
Speaker 6: didn't even flinch.
Speaker 2: I was like, yeah, because I felt we do start
Speaker 2: jingle ball tickets in August.
Speaker 6: Do you say I'm.
Speaker 7: Cheesing, im teasing, oh teazing.
Speaker 6: I was like, oh wow, he's always cheezing.
Speaker 2: Though I'm cheeszing. Don't take this, don't don't bite my cheese, Sisney.
Speaker 2: Turns out Tony was right about what Shaanmandez and Comedic
Speaker 2: are not together?
Speaker 6: Oh and how do we know?
Speaker 7: This little SoundBite on a soundboard?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 6: I love that.
Speaker 2: I thought you would bring it up by now. The
Speaker 2: show is going to end at some point, and I
Speaker 2: just wanted to go on record saying I think she
Speaker 2: or he I read said no, we're not back together.
Speaker 2: And I'm just wondering, how did you know that, Tanya,
Speaker 2: Because every sign, including our own investigation, showed evidence of
Speaker 2: them being back together after making out at Coachella. How'd
Speaker 2: you know that?
Speaker 7: I just know these things, but what you can just
Speaker 7: tell me these things?
Speaker 5: I have this feeling in my gut, you know, like
Speaker 5: you you just you don't make out it Coachella.
Speaker 7: If you're trying to like start a new relationship.
Speaker 2: Really yeah, why not?
Speaker 1: I know?
Speaker 7: Because I feel like if.
Speaker 5: They were really trying to give it as another shot,
Speaker 5: it would be more low pro than that.
Speaker 2: I would think if they really want the world to
Speaker 2: know it's high pro like that. That's the way I
Speaker 2: would think it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, maybe they're just saying they're not together so that
Speaker 6: there's not so much.
Speaker 2: Like no attention on that. No, I don't think so.
Speaker 2: I think they're not together. But I thought they were
Speaker 2: together until someone said they weren't together, which was a spokesperson,
Speaker 2: I guess it said Sean and Camilla remain friends with
Speaker 2: a lot of love and history between them, but they
Speaker 2: aren't dating again.
Speaker 3: Down okay, but they're not dating again.
Speaker 6: But they clearly were together at Coachella.
Speaker 7: No, they were not.
Speaker 2: How do you define together? Like, yeah, mouth on someone
Speaker 2: else's mouth, that's pretty together, that's pretty together.
Speaker 5: No, Like you can be at Coachella at the same
Speaker 5: time as somebody, but you're not going together.
Speaker 6: But they were like locking lips.
Speaker 7: Have you not made out with people at Coachella? You
Speaker 7: and go with No, She've always been in there.
Speaker 2: You would have told us that was your viewpoint earlier,
Speaker 2: we would understood where you're coming from. Yeah, Now, Taylor
Speaker 2: Swift is in the trending report, Tanya.
Speaker 5: Go ahead, So after she and Joe Olwen split after
Speaker 5: six years, you know, like a lot of fans were
Speaker 5: really you know for Taylor. Worried about Taylor take hers
Speaker 5: on Cornelia Street. You know, there's a lyric where she
Speaker 5: talks about being terrified of Joel and walks away. She
Speaker 5: says the kind of heartbreak time could never mend.
Speaker 2: I don't like that heartbreak.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and then in New Year's Day, she has a
Speaker 5: lyric that says, please don't ever become a stranger whose
Speaker 5: laugh I could recognize anywhere. And so, you know, there's
Speaker 5: there's six years of songs that came from this relationship
Speaker 5: with Joe, and so that's kind of what led to
Speaker 5: the worrying for Taylor. But and people were reporting that,
Speaker 5: like People Magazine was reporting that the two of them
Speaker 5: were talking about marriage just months before this split was announced.
Speaker 5: So I feel like it really came, you know, as
Speaker 5: a shock. So at one of Taylor's shows, a fan
Speaker 5: held up a sign to her that said you okay
Speaker 5: with the question mark, and people captured this on video
Speaker 5: and it's all over social media. That's why I saw
Speaker 5: it because it was at her show in Florida. But
Speaker 5: Taylor read the sign. You see her read the sign
Speaker 5: and then she gives a up like she is okay,
Speaker 5: and then she keeps singing she was it was during Delicate,
Speaker 5: while she was performing Delicate. But the fact that she
Speaker 5: is able to perform like this after such a wild
Speaker 5: breakup just makes me realize that she is totally in
Speaker 5: a league of her own and she's doing a okay.
Speaker 2: First of all those kinds of breakups that we're talking
Speaker 2: about here, I feel like I feel the pain now
Speaker 2: because I think I know what that pain feels like, right,
Speaker 2: But I honestly think that if it were me, I'd
Speaker 2: want to be Taylor Swift at night on stage to
Speaker 2: get my adrenaline going in my mind off of it,
Speaker 2: you know, like being on that track of having to
Speaker 2: deliver what she's delivering at least keeps you from sitting
Speaker 2: for me, would keep me from sitting on my couch
Speaker 2: with that right honey, call ice.
Speaker 6: Cream a pint of ice cream and crying.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but it's a catch twenty two because I do
Speaker 5: think when you do that, you know, I worked a
Speaker 5: lot in therapy about this that I would just go, go, go,
Speaker 5: so that I didn't have to think about things, and
Speaker 5: then all of a sudden it catches up with you
Speaker 5: and then you ultimately do have to address that stuff.
Speaker 2: It's so funny you say that someone told me once,
Speaker 2: was it you? That the reason I keep moving and
Speaker 2: working so much is to not have to like do
Speaker 2: what you just said.
Speaker 7: Exactly because I had this revelation in therapy.
Speaker 2: So you that told me, yeah.
Speaker 5: Huh, because you could keep going, and you could keep
Speaker 5: going and going, going and blocking it out and blocking
Speaker 5: it out, blocking it out.
Speaker 6: But you're always.
Speaker 5: Going to have to deal with those emotions and those
Speaker 5: feelings at some point. So it's like you might as well,
Speaker 5: don't You.
Speaker 6: Eventually deal with it when you're like alone at night
Speaker 6: about to go to bed.
Speaker 2: But the worst time during a breakup is that moment
Speaker 2: where you turn off the light and get into bed
Speaker 2: and have to fall asleep.
Speaker 6: Yeah, hey, that feeling.
Speaker 2: That window of time. Just put my head on my
Speaker 2: temper pedic pillow right, And you've got to get to
Speaker 2: sleep alone by yourself. You used to be with them,
Speaker 2: you used to be a person. That part is the worst.
Speaker 7: No, I just didn't sleep.
Speaker 2: Well, that's bad.
Speaker 7: I know, it's all bad.
Speaker 2: Well, thank you for this again, session of Therapy on.
Speaker 1: Air with Ryan Seacres.
Speaker 2: What you sipping on there? Tany this morning? Just water?
Speaker 7: Just a bunch of water. I'm trying to drink one
Speaker 7: hundred and twenty ounces a day.
Speaker 2: How much is that? How much is that?
Speaker 11: Is that?
Speaker 2: How many cups?
Speaker 5: Well, oh, well, there's eight ounces in a cup, so
Speaker 5: what's one hundred and twenty to about eight?
Speaker 7: This is fifteen three, so fifteen cups.
Speaker 2: I just drink. I drink. I try and drink as
Speaker 2: much water as I can and talk to Pete and
Speaker 2: then I've had enough that I start over until it
Speaker 2: gets to be seven o'clock at night, and then it's
Speaker 2: a nightmare because you have to, you know, get up anyway. Selene,
Speaker 2: is that your name?
Speaker 6: Yeah, that is thank.
Speaker 2: You for listening to us. So, I know you're calling
Speaker 2: about the AI artificial intelligence conversation we're having. I just
Speaker 2: want to remind people that then this is this blew
Speaker 2: my mind actually so so. Sisney was telling us a
Speaker 2: story about how AI can take an artist's voice and
Speaker 2: make up songs and lyrics that sound just like the artists,
Speaker 2: but they're not them and they have not authorized anybody
Speaker 2: to do it, but artificial intelligence can do it.
Speaker 10: So what yes, well, yeah I heard that. It was creepy.
Speaker 12: It was it was really like scary like to even
Speaker 12: hear that.
Speaker 10: And that's what kind of brought me up because I
Speaker 10: saw it on TikTok I think the other day, and
Speaker 10: I saw that AI called a mother and said that
Speaker 10: the AI was saying, oh, your.
Speaker 11: Daughter's kidnapped, and the voices were actually her daughter and
Speaker 11: she was at work. She she went straight to her
Speaker 11: house and she went and her daughter was in the
Speaker 11: room like fine, and but it was totally asking her
Speaker 11: for like money and all this stuff. But the girl,
Speaker 11: like the sound of the girl was actually like how did.
Speaker 2: They get the sound of the girl? Like, I don't
Speaker 2: understand where they get that girl's voice from.
Speaker 10: The people were saying from like Alexa and stuff like that,
Speaker 10: like when you tell Alexa to do things or something
Speaker 10: like that, Like it.
Speaker 2: Holds your Yeah, it's we're doomed because if that's happening
Speaker 2: now and you think about here, for example, this is this,
Speaker 2: this is not jay Z. Doesn't so young. They become
Speaker 2: with biggest spots, a version of a song that does
Speaker 2: not exist from jay Z, and yet it was creative.
Speaker 2: It's frightening and I don't understand it all. But if
Speaker 2: you already hear your kid on the other end of
Speaker 2: a call being kidnapped or held hostage, and that was
Speaker 2: just a I. I don't even know what words to
Speaker 2: say right now.
Speaker 3: We're most risk artist and people that talk on the radio,
Speaker 3: well we're not risk everybody.
Speaker 10: So people and what people are saying is like on TikTok,
Speaker 10: they're saying, like to create a safe word in case
Speaker 10: of like what anybody happens with your family or anything
Speaker 10: like that, a safe word that no one will know.
Speaker 6: That's a good idea.
Speaker 10: It happened, okay, but it's scary.
Speaker 3: I've heard about these scams. So it happened to my
Speaker 3: mother in law. This exact same scam happened to her,
Speaker 3: but it wasn't with like a I. They they called
Speaker 3: her and said that they had her daughter, and in
Speaker 3: a panic, she just was in a panic. She said
Speaker 3: her name. She's like, wait, you haven't and then she
Speaker 3: said her name just like you don't realize and then
Speaker 3: and then they said yes. And then there was a
Speaker 3: girl in the background that basically like you couldn't really
Speaker 3: make out the voice. But then she went and her
Speaker 3: daughter wasn't there at the time. She called her in
Speaker 3: a different phone and realized that she was safe, and
Speaker 3: so but they were asking for money, and it was
Speaker 3: like a whole thing.
Speaker 10: Oh yeah, that is that's that's scary exactly like that
Speaker 10: happened a couple of years ago, and he actually gave
Speaker 10: money to them. So but it was, it was, it
Speaker 10: was scary. They wouldn't let him off the phone. Of course,
Speaker 10: they didn't want to let you off the phone to
Speaker 10: call anyone. But yeah, he said about like four thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, it's it's it's it's I can't believe
Speaker 2: have to say it. But anytime something seems out of
Speaker 2: the ordinary, you have to question its authenticity. You just
Speaker 2: have to. Yeah, I know, yeah, thank you for what's
Speaker 2: our safe pass.
Speaker 6: We're going to be well, we don't want to say
Speaker 6: it here.
Speaker 2: Why because all right, we'll write it down, okay and
Speaker 2: text it to me.
Speaker 6: Okay, text it.
Speaker 2: To no one can get your text mm hmm.
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