Speaker 1: From Hollywood. See you. Thank you for listening to us
Speaker 1: on air with Ryan Seacrest.
Speaker 2: Starships. If you want to go see Nicki minaj I
Speaker 2: do have your tickets coming up to Rolling it Out
Speaker 2: where you'll see Nikki and post Molone and some others
Speaker 2: and postmone was awesome. I don't know if you saw.
Speaker 2: Uh this was weeks ago now, but yes, New YEAR'SZ
Speaker 2: How long ago? No, I guess it wasn't weeks but
Speaker 2: a while ago. He was in the Fountain Blue Uh
Speaker 2: doing that performance there in casual look very cool, casual shortsts.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I was like, gosh, that's a lot so good. Like
Speaker 2: whatever he puts on, it's cool exactly. So I mentioned
Speaker 2: it's National clean Up your Desk Day. Let's just take
Speaker 2: a look at what's in front of us. Who has
Speaker 2: the messiest, like stuff here, pile of stuff here?
Speaker 3: Would you say.
Speaker 2: Let me see yours? Okay, you have more computer. You're
Speaker 2: more organized than I am.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I mean I just have like my sheets and then
Speaker 5: like my little.
Speaker 3: It's in its place. Tony. You have you you're fine.
Speaker 6: Your organized minds a little gross, but I mean it's
Speaker 6: not so bad.
Speaker 2: I think Mark gives me more things so I have
Speaker 2: a more piles of things, wouldn't you.
Speaker 6: Say, Yeah, you're just pretty sloppy.
Speaker 2: Mine's very sloppy because it's like thrown at me in
Speaker 2: all kinds of different order.
Speaker 5: Ah, maybe for twenty twenty four. You could try to
Speaker 5: hit that trash can.
Speaker 3: It's right there now. So here's the deal.
Speaker 5: Shape shots fired is.
Speaker 2: Under my feet. So I have a problem where when
Speaker 2: I finished something on the floor.
Speaker 5: No, I think one day I took a picture of it.
Speaker 6: It is you just missed the trash can entirely.
Speaker 3: Can I started doing things early this morning. I can
Speaker 3: show you righty there.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's what it looks like.
Speaker 6: You just why, I don't know.
Speaker 2: It doesn't I don't know. The trash can is small.
Speaker 2: The trash can isn't fit the page.
Speaker 7: By the way, my page is fit right in the
Speaker 7: trash can. It reminds me if I used to throw
Speaker 7: towels on the floor when I was a kid. My
Speaker 7: mom used to go go all mark on me.
Speaker 5: My poor mother. Then she'd have to bend down pick
Speaker 5: them up.
Speaker 2: I don't know what I think because I'm moving fast
Speaker 2: that I like I finished something, I put it down. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and I'm into the next thing. I'm so in the moment.
Speaker 2: I've never been more in the moment than in the
Speaker 2: moment I.
Speaker 5: Look down it look my two year old.
Speaker 2: Right, Well, fine, I have the energy of a two
Speaker 2: year old youthful.
Speaker 3: Spirit because I can't. It's on its right. I can't
Speaker 3: look down. I can't look for the can.
Speaker 6: No, nobody wants to look down.
Speaker 5: She's like walking with something and she drops it, moves
Speaker 5: on to the next thing, drops it.
Speaker 3: The key to this job is just being a listener.
Speaker 6: Yes, eyes up, keep it moving. Would you look at
Speaker 6: my mouth or my eyes when I talk your eyes?
Speaker 3: I look at your mouth.
Speaker 5: I look at your mouth.
Speaker 3: Intimate, No, it's not intimate.
Speaker 2: That's how you know what people are saying. You gotta
Speaker 2: look at what they're saying. Like when I interview people
Speaker 2: on the red carpet. When I used to do that,
Speaker 2: I used look at their yeah, like really hear what
Speaker 2: they were saying.
Speaker 5: I think if I looked at your eyes get lost.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I would not know what you're saying. If I
Speaker 2: just look at your eyes, for sure, you have no
Speaker 2: expression with your eyes just there.
Speaker 6: Yes, I do have so much expression with my eyes.
Speaker 2: I don't blink, like if I look at your mouth,
Speaker 2: I can tell what you're about to say easier than
Speaker 2: looking at your eye.
Speaker 3: Would you say with tany it's like that, right.
Speaker 5: I agree with everybody. Truly, eyes do nothing.
Speaker 3: My eyes don't talk as much as my mouth.
Speaker 6: Yes, the window to your soul, okay, but this is
Speaker 6: the radio.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and we're not trying to get into each other's souls.
Speaker 5: I love you guys, but not that much.
Speaker 3: Stay out of my soul.
Speaker 6: In your souls good.
Speaker 2: We then really focused on, you know, new things for
Speaker 2: the new year. How long would that last?
Speaker 3: Don't know?
Speaker 2: But it is a good opportunity to try and start
Speaker 2: new things. I will say that. Like I've seesawed with
Speaker 2: my fitness a little bit more so than ever over
Speaker 2: the holidays this year. I went hard the week between
Speaker 2: Christmas and New Year's and then I slacked off a
Speaker 2: little bit after New Year's And I want to get
Speaker 2: back into it, but I found with every year that
Speaker 2: I come back to it, it's harder to get back
Speaker 2: into it. Like every year, you know, you have to
Speaker 2: I have to add a little more to get back
Speaker 2: to where I was.
Speaker 3: Does that make sense?
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's just called life and growing a year older.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I don't. I don't want to be that,
Speaker 3: but I am.
Speaker 5: You feel it.
Speaker 2: You feel it a little more each year you do,
Speaker 2: and you feel like they get away from it and
Speaker 2: get back.
Speaker 3: Delta is greater. Yeah.
Speaker 5: So the stuff, the stuff you can get away with
Speaker 5: last year, you can't really get away with anymore.
Speaker 2: Well, I wrote down, I wrote down the next fourteen days.
Speaker 2: Oh and in the fourteen days, I wrote down an
Speaker 2: hour to attain fitness, to do something physical.
Speaker 6: Which is doable. So you're doing are you doing seventy
Speaker 6: five hard? Have you seen that?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 6: No, no, no, okay.
Speaker 3: What is that?
Speaker 6: It's like the trend people are doing on social media,
Speaker 6: seventy five hard meaning seventy five days straight of working out.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm doing fourteen.
Speaker 6: Yeah, okay, you're adjacent.
Speaker 2: Like a sliver. But I'm trying to do if I can.
Speaker 2: I can't say seventy five that's like overwhelming to me.
Speaker 2: But fourteen, in my head is doable. And when I
Speaker 2: get to the twelfth, maybe I'll at fourteen. But I
Speaker 2: want to see my results are in fourteen. Okay, that's
Speaker 2: what I need to see. I can't seventy five is
Speaker 2: too much to bite off. People are doing that off
Speaker 2: yeh yeah, all right, sisty, you're also doing this with
Speaker 2: your family. You guys are setting goals with everybody, which
Speaker 2: are kind of cute.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: It was the first year that I introduced New Year's
Speaker 5: resolutions or goals, intentions and all that to the kids
Speaker 5: and then explaining that in itself was a mission. They
Speaker 5: kind of just didn't understand what it was. But it
Speaker 5: was exciting, nonetheless. And so we were sitting at dinner
Speaker 5: the other day and we all went around the table
Speaker 5: kind of saying, what are what our goals were going
Speaker 5: to be for this year. So Michael started and he said,
Speaker 5: I want to wake up at five am every morning.
Speaker 5: And that's his goal. Actually, so far, he's been pretty good.
Speaker 3: He's been well, if you had to do that, you
Speaker 3: wouldn't want to do it.
Speaker 5: He's right, I love it. He's been waking up with
Speaker 5: you and he made my coffee like he's been like
Speaker 5: helping me out the door. I'm I'm here for it.
Speaker 3: Along with this last who knows? Okay, well good, what else?
Speaker 5: Maxen wants to also wake up early. He said he
Speaker 5: wants to make his bed every morning before school with
Speaker 5: enough time to watch the episodes of Bluey.
Speaker 3: So is that a trade like if you get if
Speaker 3: you make a bet, you get to watch.
Speaker 5: It's just like, as long as he's ready for school
Speaker 5: and has the time before school starts, he can. Episodes
Speaker 5: of July are like eight minutes long. They're not they're
Speaker 5: not long, but.
Speaker 3: I feel like if everybody's doing this get up earlier thing,
Speaker 3: he'll stick with it.
Speaker 4: Maybe.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Asa said she just wants to make her bed every morning,
Speaker 5: and she also wants to make our bed every morning. WHOA, WHOA?
Speaker 3: What are you feeding these kids?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 5: It kind of was a trend. I feel like sometimes
Speaker 5: when you go around circle like they just kind of
Speaker 5: pick up whatever is saying and then savellah. She doesn't
Speaker 5: talk much. She just said diaper, which I think is.
Speaker 3: Her way ways to make up her own diaper.
Speaker 5: She wants to be potty training this year, so I'm
Speaker 5: gonna go with that.
Speaker 3: Wow, your family's on a roll.
Speaker 5: And then I want to go on more walks and
Speaker 5: I want to be more efficient with my time. So
Speaker 5: and also when it comes to more walks, I just
Speaker 5: want to be able to walk places that you can
Speaker 5: drive to. I think living in La we get so
Speaker 5: dependent on our cars. So we live in an area
Speaker 5: where we can actually walk to places, and I want
Speaker 5: to just walk to get my nails done, walk to
Speaker 5: go and get some coffee whatever it is on the weekends,
Speaker 5: and not drive there.
Speaker 2: Let me help you with efficiency. You have to do
Speaker 2: a lot of phone calls, right, Yes, start with I
Speaker 2: just stepped out of something.
Speaker 5: I just stepped out of something.
Speaker 2: I just stepped out of something. And get into your call,
Speaker 2: Like you just stepped out of something to make that
Speaker 2: call so that someone knows you something's waiting for you,
Speaker 2: so you get right to the conversation. Is that line, No,
Speaker 2: you probably did step out of something like tany hate,
Speaker 2: I just stepped.
Speaker 3: Out of something.
Speaker 5: Say that to me.
Speaker 3: Now, I'm gonna be like, I would never say that
Speaker 3: to you. I would just say, hey, real quick, Yeah.
Speaker 5: That's another real quick, real quick, real quick, just real quick,
Speaker 5: Hey in one minute.
Speaker 3: Well, I've been.
Speaker 5: Using Siria a lot more. I hadn't used him in
Speaker 5: a while, and I've really been relying on Siri. Liked
Speaker 5: on the phone. Hey, Siri wouldn't wake them up if
Speaker 5: I'd say that, What do.
Speaker 3: You rely on Syria for?
Speaker 5: Like the other day I did it to make my
Speaker 5: appointment to go get my nails inn, whereas before I
Speaker 5: would have went in there and typed it in and
Speaker 5: did all that is siria him mine is.
Speaker 3: I changed mine to a dude, so your voice is dude.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you can do that, you can, Mike. Mine's a
Speaker 5: British guy.
Speaker 3: Oh I didn't know you could do it. Oh all right,
Speaker 3: let's come back here. Well done. I like it.
Speaker 2: Efficiency, all the things, focus on the goals. Your family's
Speaker 2: on a roll. Your morning hack is next. How to
Speaker 2: get sharpie inc Out of everything? Sistney, you had a
Speaker 2: hack about getting sharpie off your fingernails using a pencil eraser.
Speaker 3: That stuck with me.
Speaker 2: And I use sharpie a lot for stuff, and I
Speaker 2: get it on things, and so sharpie gets on everything
Speaker 2: and the best ways to get it out. If you
Speaker 2: have sharpie on your clothes, use hand sanitizer to get
Speaker 2: it out. If you get sharpie on your walls, use
Speaker 2: toothpaste to get it off. If you have sharpie and
Speaker 2: your carpet, use white vinegar. If you have sharpie on
Speaker 2: your furniture, use milk. If you have sharpie on your
Speaker 2: ceramics or glass, use toothpaste and baking soda together.
Speaker 3: Wow, but the whole list because that's a lot of.
Speaker 2: But furniture milk really struck me. I cannot wait to
Speaker 2: share that one. Holistic kissing them dot com keyword Ryan. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's fine to fight for someone who loves you. It's
Speaker 2: a waste of time to fight for someone to love you.
Speaker 5: Oh amen. This swift lyric.
Speaker 3: Quote of the day. It was close maybe.
Speaker 6: You know, but like with the slight word change, this was.
Speaker 3: An unknown author.
Speaker 1: Kiss FM headlines with well.
Speaker 5: It heads up. A high wind warning and a winter
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Speaker 5: uptick in counterfeit Stanley cups a surge in popularity. The
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Speaker 5: Kim Kardashian's clothing company Skims is facing a lawsuit for
Speaker 5: privacy violations. The lawsuit alleges that Skims used spyware to
Speaker 5: monitor users activity and collect sensitive information. Hikes be Disneyland's
Speaker 5: half marathon event returns for the first time in seven years.
Speaker 5: It's the this weekend at the at Disneyland Resort and
Speaker 5: around the area on there with Ryan Seacrest, and.
Speaker 3: Now we're going to play Name so Calcity.
Speaker 2: All right, this is pretty easy actually on the scale
Speaker 2: of games as it's called there, Name That so Cal City, Nicole,
Speaker 2: You're in upland gonna play for some Tate Mcrat tickets.
Speaker 3: Good morning in Upland how you doing.
Speaker 8: Good morning.
Speaker 4: I'm good good.
Speaker 2: So we're gonna help you along on this one. It's
Speaker 2: Name That so Cal City Celebrity Edition. I'm gonna name
Speaker 2: a celebrity that grew up in Southern California, and you
Speaker 2: tell me what city they grew up in in Southern California.
Speaker 3: It's multiple choice.
Speaker 2: Don't worry, but do worry because I didn't know any
Speaker 2: of these when I looked at them, and I've.
Speaker 3: Met most of them. But one, okay, okay, one, you
Speaker 3: know the one I.
Speaker 5: Haven't met, don't I know?
Speaker 2: Okay, when we get there, all right, here we go,
Speaker 2: So you gotta get three right before you get three wrong.
Speaker 2: The first one, Jessica Albert was born in this southern
Speaker 2: California city a Fountain Valley, b Resita or c Pomona, Jessica.
Speaker 1: Alba Tong Valley.
Speaker 3: It was Pomona. Yeah, whytch, you think Counton Valley. That's interesting.
Speaker 4: I don't know. She seems like she's an Orange County girl.
Speaker 5: You know, I vibe from her too.
Speaker 2: She later graduated from Claremont High School. We'll back at
Speaker 2: sixteen years old. Actually, fun fact?
Speaker 3: All right, next one, don't worry.
Speaker 2: Jennifer Aniston was born in this southern California city A
Speaker 2: Sherman Oaks, be Whittier or Cee Ranch.
Speaker 4: Cucamonga, Rancho Cucamonga.
Speaker 2: Actually it was Sherman Oaks. I too, missed all of these,
Speaker 2: so I don't I don't know. I don't unrelate to
Speaker 2: the struggle here. Fun fact. She was not there for longer.
Speaker 2: Family moved to New York when she was young. Okay,
Speaker 2: next trick, question to stay in it. Will Ferrell was
Speaker 2: born in this southern California city A Marina del Rey,
Speaker 2: b Irvine or.
Speaker 3: C in Sino.
Speaker 1: U.
Speaker 2: I say, yeah, b Irvine, that's it, that's right.
Speaker 3: Congratulations. Fun fact.
Speaker 2: Will attended University High School in Irvine. He was voted
Speaker 2: best personality, of course he was. Shalne Woodley was born
Speaker 2: in this southern California city a San Bernardino B Tarzana
Speaker 2: or c Redunda Beach A San Bernardino or Tarzana or Beach.
Speaker 3: What do you think? Yeah, that's it. That's it. That's it,
Speaker 3: that's it. You are alive in the game.
Speaker 2: Yes, all right, Now, this is the person I've never
Speaker 2: met before, Megan Meghan Markole never matter was born in
Speaker 2: this southern California city A Long Beach, B Culver City
Speaker 2: or c.
Speaker 3: Canoga Park. You did it. Way to come back.
Speaker 5: Congratulations, you really came back in the end there, Nicole.
Speaker 2: But this game is impossible. How would anybody know? I
Speaker 2: would not know anything.
Speaker 6: That was like leading the witness.
Speaker 2: Well whatever, I wanted to give away the tickets to
Speaker 2: see date mcgrad layoff Toney, Congratulations, you're going to see her,
Speaker 2: and now you know everybody's from awesome?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 2: One second, Like, how that's I hostible? How would I know?
Speaker 5: That's tough?
Speaker 3: Like, how would I know that?
Speaker 2: Let me any of those actually any of them tough.
Speaker 2: I was trying to figure out, Okay, how do I
Speaker 2: game this for her? Along the way? I think it worked.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that definitely worked on air with Ryan Seacres.
Speaker 2: All right, so a lot of resets going on for
Speaker 2: the new year one or two point seven kiss fn.
Speaker 2: We have chosen words for the year in the past.
Speaker 2: Just thinking back to twenty twenty three, the word, Sisney,
Speaker 2: your word was breathe. In twenty twenty three, that was
Speaker 2: the word you focused on.
Speaker 3: Tanya. Yours was renaissance.
Speaker 6: Yeah, sure had one.
Speaker 3: Mine was elevate.
Speaker 2: I totally forgot all those words, right, No, twenty twenty four, Sidney,
Speaker 2: yours was elevating.
Speaker 5: I had no idea your word was elevating.
Speaker 3: Last think you did? No, I did not. Tanya's was try.
Speaker 6: No, it is try. This is this year.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, but you picked it early in the year,
Speaker 3: so okay.
Speaker 2: Tanya's is try, and clearly she's trying to make sure
Speaker 2: I get it right, and mine is simplicity.
Speaker 1: Edit.
Speaker 3: You're gonna see this sweater a lot.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you right now, you're gonna see this blue
Speaker 2: v NEX sweater a lot from Jacob.
Speaker 6: I'm into it. I like that.
Speaker 2: It's like, this is what every every one of your
Speaker 2: men should have. This simple j cru blue V next
Speaker 2: one nice. What's it called a simple blue V neck?
Speaker 2: Jake Ruswis send us the link. Angie Dennehy teaches seventh grade.
Speaker 2: She's come on with us a couple of times, and
Speaker 2: she's back this year because she does this exercise with
Speaker 2: her students where they pick a word and try and
Speaker 2: focus on that for the year.
Speaker 3: Hi, Angie, how are you great?
Speaker 8: How are y'all?
Speaker 2: We're good? Thanks for coming back on. So I'm curious
Speaker 2: what are kid's words this year? Are you seeing any
Speaker 2: trends in the words from seventh graders this year?
Speaker 9: Yeah, So this year.
Speaker 8: I saw a lot of words like optimistic, effort, and lead.
Speaker 4: Those were kind of like.
Speaker 8: The big ones that stuck out this year, which I
Speaker 8: love all of those.
Speaker 3: Those are great.
Speaker 2: I wonder like how influential are parents or like things
Speaker 2: are happening in the world on these words.
Speaker 3: That kids choose.
Speaker 4: Absolutely.
Speaker 8: I teach a lot of athletes, and so I think
Speaker 8: a lot of them like really look for like that
Speaker 8: leadership role that they see from these you know, college
Speaker 8: and other professional athletes. So I feel like that's where
Speaker 8: they're getting a lot of their stuff from, as well
Speaker 8: as their parents.
Speaker 3: And how do they use this word to focus throughout
Speaker 3: the year.
Speaker 8: So I actually teach health this year, and so we're
Speaker 8: really focused big on mental health and so when I
Speaker 8: started this, I really wanted them to think of this word,
Speaker 8: you know, to guide their year, and I want to
Speaker 8: continue to come back to it as we progress throughout
Speaker 8: the semester and really make sure that they're honing in
Speaker 8: on their mental health and making sure they're making good
Speaker 8: choices that come back and reflect the words that they've It's.
Speaker 2: Such a simple exercise. I love that you do it
Speaker 2: with your students, and I love that we do it
Speaker 2: here too.
Speaker 8: Me too.
Speaker 4: I think it's great. It's so fun.
Speaker 2: Well, thank you for coming on and sharing that with us.
Speaker 2: By the way, congratulations, seventh grade teacher just got married.
Speaker 2: How'd he propose?
Speaker 8: He proposed that this like beautiful fountain area. It was gorgeous,
Speaker 8: and then we just got married in November, and so
Speaker 8: it was just the best ever.
Speaker 2: Well, you should know, Tanya is engaged to be married,
Speaker 2: and now Ruby in the back room just got engaged
Speaker 2: and she's getting married too, So it's really going around.
Speaker 6: It's exciting.
Speaker 8: I followed Tanya very closely, and I love hearing about
Speaker 8: her engagement and all of her wedding festivities because it's
Speaker 8: the best season of life, and so I love I
Speaker 8: love that she's getting to experience it. She deserved it all.
Speaker 1: Nice.
Speaker 6: Thank you. It is a really great season.
Speaker 2: Well, thanks Angie for coming on. Keep up the good
Speaker 2: work with the kids. You are in charge of the future.
Speaker 8: Oh, thank you so much.
Speaker 3: Bye.
Speaker 2: Are good words, optimism, effort and lead lead. Really it
Speaker 2: was in our pocket for next year. Ginny, and good morning,
Speaker 2: and thank you for listening. How you doing in Norwalk?
Speaker 8: Good?
Speaker 10: Good morning, good morning.
Speaker 3: How can we serve you? Help you?
Speaker 10: I hosted Christmas at my house with my sister and
Speaker 10: her kids, and my one nephew couldn't make it. He's
Speaker 10: the adult nephew and he was six, so he couldn't come.
Speaker 10: And I did have a card for him with money
Speaker 10: in it as a gift, but my sister left it
Speaker 10: at the house and forgot it and I haven't seen
Speaker 10: her or my nephew since the holidays. Well, yesterday she
Speaker 10: called me in a panic asking if I gave her
Speaker 10: son a card, and I said, yeah, sure, but you
Speaker 10: left it here and I haven't seen you. I had
Speaker 10: a Christmas card for him and she said, okay, well
Speaker 10: was there money in it? And I said yes, okay,
Speaker 10: well how much was it? And I was I gave
Speaker 10: him one hundred dollars and and she was like, okay, well,
Speaker 10: is there any way you can mow that money right away?
Speaker 10: And at first I was a little taken aback, like
Speaker 10: what kind of like that's a weird thing to ask
Speaker 10: me to do. It's not about the card, obviously. And
Speaker 10: then after we hung up, she texted me, Hey, have
Speaker 10: you sent the money yet? Did you send the venmo yet?
Speaker 10: I mean, am I crazy for being a little.
Speaker 3: Why she's so aggressive about getting one in the money?
Speaker 4: I don't.
Speaker 10: She needs to give him money for something, but nothing
Speaker 10: about the card.
Speaker 1: I mean, how old is he's?
Speaker 10: Nineteen?
Speaker 5: Can you venmo him directly? I mean, would that make it?
Speaker 10: Yeah, of course I can. It's just you haven't come
Speaker 10: by to visit me. You could have reached out like
Speaker 10: oh I forgot the card, but to just call me
Speaker 10: out of the blue like hey, hey, I need the money.
Speaker 2: How's your sister's relationship been with you in general?
Speaker 9: Well?
Speaker 3: I do.
Speaker 10: Pretty well, and you know, sometimes she has a hard time.
Speaker 10: So that kind of puts a little bit of a
Speaker 10: strain on me and our French or our relationship because
Speaker 10: I feel like I have to help and I take
Speaker 10: it personally, you know, like, I don't feel like I'm appreciated,
Speaker 10: so this kind of made me feel I don't know,
Speaker 10: it just feels icky. I don't know, and I don't
Speaker 10: know how to address it.
Speaker 3: So you have not sent one hundred dollars?
Speaker 4: No why?
Speaker 10: I just thought it was really strange.
Speaker 2: You know, maybe figure out a way to give the
Speaker 2: one hundred dollars.
Speaker 5: I would give it directly to your nephew and sent him.
Speaker 2: Because you're afraid that his mom's taking it. I mean, whatever, Yes, no,
Speaker 2: don't give one hundred dollars to your nephew and say
Speaker 2: here you go and send him a digital Christmas card.
Speaker 10: Yeah that's a good idea. But do you think it's
Speaker 10: even worth talking to her?
Speaker 5: I mean yeah, just be like, hey, just you know
Speaker 5: I did send the money. I send it directly to him.
Speaker 5: Happy New Year, yea.
Speaker 2: But not make a big issue of this, I don't
Speaker 2: think so. Yeah, I'm going to pay a bill here.
Speaker 2: If you are in I want to say the city name,
Speaker 2: because somebody in Covina, maybe two people in Covina sent
Speaker 2: in their names and both might be having to go
Speaker 2: do something, but they'll wait for a second because I
Speaker 2: may call their name, you.
Speaker 5: Know, what I mean that happened a few days.
Speaker 3: But then people now Hambra know they're not going to
Speaker 3: be called.
Speaker 5: Correct, so maybe they know somebody still listen for them.
Speaker 2: But if you're listening right now in a Gore Hills,
Speaker 2: you know that I'm calling Covena. So I don't wait
Speaker 2: to leave. But you see what I'm saying, Mark.
Speaker 3: I like to keep it broad like in the nine nine,
Speaker 3: then a lot.
Speaker 2: But what if I live in Covine. I'm stoked right now.
Speaker 2: Then you know my name starts with an A, and
Speaker 2: I may call it. Okay, now you really married it?
Speaker 3: Okay, Well that's what I'm doing. All right.
Speaker 2: Good for you and Covin and next, so let's talk
Speaker 2: about it. You guys are trying to get me on
Speaker 2: the Salt Burned bandwagon.
Speaker 5: Yes, everybody has seen this movie. So you asked us
Speaker 5: the other night. Yeah, you're like, what can I watch tonight?
Speaker 6: Movie?
Speaker 3: That was a series?
Speaker 2: So I started it and I stopped it like it.
Speaker 5: Like most things you start watching I do.
Speaker 3: I got fifteen, I got fifteen or twenty.
Speaker 5: And what did I tell you?
Speaker 6: It is a long movie, though, just get back the
Speaker 6: first part.
Speaker 5: It's a little sleepy in the beginning, but then there's
Speaker 5: a scene that really kind of just gets the movie goes.
Speaker 2: Sometimes when you tell me to get past the first part,
Speaker 2: the first part I want to get into. So I
Speaker 2: know you mean, like stories take a minute to develop, yees.
Speaker 2: And sometimes it's like at the end of the day
Speaker 2: and I'm just trying to watch something fast. So I already,
Speaker 2: Oh I started, really I started one not to watch
Speaker 2: before we go to bed? Thanks called your Honor of
Speaker 2: Brian Cranston from my intent.
Speaker 3: What about Mark it's a couple of years ago that
Speaker 3: came out.
Speaker 5: Okay, Well to watch is intense as well.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I had to watch Survivor after to cleanse my
Speaker 6: palate before I could go to sleep, Like I couldn't
Speaker 6: go to sleep after watching it.
Speaker 3: It's very popular on Amazon Prime.
Speaker 6: Yes, and Barry Kyogan is the Irish actor. He's from Sultburne.
Speaker 6: He's not. So there's two main guys in my opinion,
Speaker 6: it's Barry and Jacob Elerty. And Jacob Elerty is the
Speaker 6: guy from Euphoria, but Barry. So if you've seen the movie,
Speaker 6: you know why this song is charting again twenty three
Speaker 6: years after its release.
Speaker 2: Is this when you referenced the other day in the
Speaker 2: show and didn't qualify it. Yeah, could be helpful if
Speaker 2: you actually explain some of your references.
Speaker 6: Okay. So Barry is a thirty one year old actor.
Speaker 6: He has a one year old son named Brando, and
Speaker 6: he's rumored to be dating Sabrina Carpenter. But it was
Speaker 6: his backstory that I found so interesting and honestly, I'm
Speaker 6: just like obsessed with this guy. So he spent seven
Speaker 6: years in foster care in thirteen different homes. He entered
Speaker 6: the foster care system when he was twelve after his
Speaker 6: mom passed away, so he did move between those thirteen
Speaker 6: homes before eventually being raised by his grandmother and his
Speaker 6: older sister, Gemma. So he always loved going to the movies,
Speaker 6: but he didn't even think about acting until he saw
Speaker 6: a casting notice in a shop window when he was nineteen.
Speaker 6: He applied for that for that role, and he got
Speaker 6: the indie crime movie. And now he's got an Oscar nomination,
Speaker 6: two Golden Globe nominations under his belt, and I just
Speaker 6: feel like this is just the beginning for him. I'm
Speaker 6: just obsessed.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: Sabrina Carpenter was in Times Square with me on New
Speaker 2: Year's Eve. I didn't see him there.
Speaker 3: That night. I didn't see him. Now, he could have
Speaker 3: been somewhere else.
Speaker 6: I think it's early days for the two of them.
Speaker 3: And if you want to know what he looks like.
Speaker 2: To me, he looks like a combination of David Duchovny
Speaker 2: and someone from Outer Banks. Oh yeah, right, he's got
Speaker 2: like an Outer Banks face combined with David one hundred percent.
Speaker 5: You couldn't have nailed it.
Speaker 2: Better's familiar and that's why. Yeah, those two casts got together.
Speaker 5: And when I was watching Saltburn, I kept trying to
Speaker 5: put my finger on I was like he I kept
Speaker 5: going in and out of him being attractive and not attractive,
Speaker 5: and I was like, come, it's very very push pull.
Speaker 3: Yes, the whole British accent.
Speaker 5: Irish Irish, but in the movie Irish or British.
Speaker 3: Whatever, he's got an accent.
Speaker 2: He's got to be in Gladiator too, coming out this
Speaker 2: year along with Pedro Pascal.
Speaker 6: I mean, I'm going to watch Washington. I'm in his
Speaker 6: new fan club.
Speaker 5: Go back and watch Saltburn. I'm telling you it's going
Speaker 5: to rattle your world.
Speaker 2: It's funny that I think everything's a series. Now, I
Speaker 2: didn't realize it was even a movie. We has a movie, Saltburne.
Speaker 2: His name is Barry Keegan Keyogan, Keyogan, very Keyogan. So
Speaker 2: we talked about ins and outs earlier this week about
Speaker 2: twenty twenty four, and a lot of people were saying,
Speaker 2: you know, dating apps are taking a cool down and
Speaker 2: date me docs are heating up. These are singles creating
Speaker 2: Google docs as pitch material for themselves. And we have
Speaker 2: an author who's done this. This is Tera Schuster. She's
Speaker 2: here in Los Angeles and she joins Now. She's an
Speaker 2: author and she's got two self help books at Tony.
Speaker 2: You've actually love these books. She did self help. In
Speaker 2: the articles that I was reading, she's talking about the
Speaker 2: date me docs. She's done it before, and she's with
Speaker 2: us now, Tarah, good morning, how are you?
Speaker 4: Good morning?
Speaker 10: I'm good, how are you good?
Speaker 3: Thanks?
Speaker 2: So tell us Tanya met her now fiance soon to
Speaker 2: be husband on Hinge and so she's a dating app advocate.
Speaker 2: But people are sort of moving past that and creating
Speaker 2: a date me doc. You've done it. Tell us what
Speaker 2: it is and why people are doing it.
Speaker 11: Yeah, so you mentioned I am a best selling self
Speaker 11: help author.
Speaker 4: And journaling expert.
Speaker 11: And I write in my new book While in the Dark,
Speaker 11: how journaling empowers us to own our stories and tell
Speaker 11: the stories we want to. So when I saw date
Speaker 11: Ney docs, I was like, this is perfect. It's basically
Speaker 11: a journal entry about what you want people to know,
Speaker 11: what your story is, instead of apps where it's like
Speaker 11: a lame prompt. I mean, Tanya, it sounds like you've
Speaker 11: had way more success than I have, but like it's
Speaker 11: it's not it's like a lame prompt about like coffee
Speaker 11: or you know, something stupid, Like you can really like
Speaker 11: get to what you want people to know about you got.
Speaker 5: To the change.
Speaker 3: So yes, what did you put in your dating dat
Speaker 3: me doc?
Speaker 4: So a bunch of hot photos? That was number one?
Speaker 4: And then you know what I was really looking for.
Speaker 11: And you know, I use everything as a means to
Speaker 11: self exploration, so for me, it was a really good exercise.
Speaker 4: And wait, what am I looking for? What do I
Speaker 4: want in a partner?
Speaker 2: And I wrote that all out and what kind of
Speaker 2: responses have you gotten?
Speaker 5: Like when do they get these?
Speaker 11: So you know it's it's a very small community like
Speaker 11: super niche, so the volume isn't very high, but I've
Speaker 11: gotten a lot of responses from super thoughtful guys. Someone
Speaker 11: had read my book one of my books is called
Speaker 11: by Yourself The Lilies, and offered to send me lilies,
Speaker 11: which was like.
Speaker 4: The shadiest thing ever. Yeah, maybe I should have given
Speaker 4: him a chance. Maybe I go back through my emails.
Speaker 3: But that's pretty good. It's pretty good. Like you pay attention, Yeah, paying.
Speaker 11: These are only people who pay attention. They're really thoughtful
Speaker 11: because you know, in a dating app sometimes they just
Speaker 11: put like age, name, location, and like I love to
Speaker 11: travel and I love sushi, you know, just like everybody.
Speaker 3: Come on, everybody loves some wrong fish and traveling.
Speaker 4: That's not for me, exactly.
Speaker 3: Even if you don't like sushi, you say it and
Speaker 3: it's cool.
Speaker 11: Exactly, like you have to love sushi. And so in
Speaker 11: a date me doc, you have people who just they're
Speaker 11: way more grounded and want to talk about themselves and
Speaker 11: are really intentional about dating.
Speaker 4: Because by the time.
Speaker 11: You've written a date me doc, it took like twenty minutes.
Speaker 11: So guaranteed this person really cares.
Speaker 2: Best selling author Tara Schuster's on with us. Now she's
Speaker 2: done the date me doc. I'm going to the back
Speaker 2: room here. So you know, Tany's getting married, Ruby just
Speaker 2: got engaged. Who else is who's dating in the back
Speaker 2: room these days?
Speaker 5: I'm trying to Ryan.
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, did you do a d doc? Did you
Speaker 3: do a date me doc?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I actually looked it up last night and I looked interesting.
Speaker 6: So yeah, let me.
Speaker 3: Help you with it. Okay, Sisiny, help you author that?
Speaker 2: And uh, all right, well listen, Ninja of Self Love
Speaker 2: Terry Schuster, thank you so much for coming on.
Speaker 4: Yeah, thank you so much for having me.
Speaker 3: Good luck with the Date MEI doc and the right guy.
Speaker 4: Thank you?
Speaker 3: All right, bye. So Sisney, why don't you help her
Speaker 3: produce this thing?
Speaker 5: Happy too?
Speaker 2: I love this Date Me docs new for twenty twenty four,
Speaker 2: and she called herself Ninja's Self Love Terry Schuster.
Speaker 5: That's good.
Speaker 3: Patricia is on the line. Good morning. Is it Patricia
Speaker 3: or Patricia?
Speaker 9: Patricia?
Speaker 3: Yes, good morning, Hello Patricia. What are you up to
Speaker 3: this morning?
Speaker 9: I'm just working.
Speaker 3: Good. Well, so that's great. What do you do for work?
Speaker 9: I work at a HR office. Executive Yeah, executive assistant for.
Speaker 3: That, got it.
Speaker 2: I saw in the jobs list executive Assistant's one of
Speaker 2: the top jobs this year.
Speaker 3: So enjoy. Oh no, wow, yeah, you didn't even know it. Patricia,
Speaker 3: tell me your family's mad at you from missing something?
Speaker 3: What's up?
Speaker 9: Yes, they are. So my family's a little up to
Speaker 9: set at me because every year there's a sober birthday,
Speaker 9: And if you don't know what a sober birthday is,
Speaker 9: it's an anniversary of when someone has been sober for
Speaker 9: a whole year. And so this year was my dad's
Speaker 9: thirteenth sober birthday, and I know generally around like the time.
Speaker 9: I know, it's like in the beginning of the year.
Speaker 9: I don't know the exact date though, so I haven't
Speaker 9: like I didn't text him like congratulations, or I didn't
Speaker 9: say anything to him about it specifically on the date.
Speaker 9: And so because of that, my two sisters and my
Speaker 9: mom are upset at me because I didn't say anything.
Speaker 9: So I'm just trying to I obviously, like, you know,
Speaker 9: I apologize for not knowing the exact date, but I
Speaker 9: just kind of want to know, like should I be
Speaker 9: a little bit more diligent about it or is it
Speaker 9: just kind of like not that big of a deal.
Speaker 4: I don't think it's a.
Speaker 3: Big of a deal.
Speaker 2: I feel like you should be more digent about it's
Speaker 2: your dad's, right, it's your dad's.
Speaker 5: Did you know that you're supposed to celebrate it every
Speaker 5: single year?
Speaker 9: I mean it was. It's not necessarily like it doesn't
Speaker 9: have to be a celebration.
Speaker 6: Some years.
Speaker 3: Changing.
Speaker 5: Yeah, how many years?
Speaker 6: Is even?
Speaker 9: Summer thirteen was this year?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: I mean I feel like you know about it. It
Speaker 2: is something that's obviously a big deal. It's important, it's
Speaker 2: your father that Yeah, you should probably put it on
Speaker 2: the priority list.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, look, I think you just own it that you
Speaker 5: messed up, you forgot about it, make it up to them,
Speaker 5: take them all out to lunch or.
Speaker 3: Something, and then mark it down every year.
Speaker 5: Yeah yeah, maybe able don't try to Yeah, don't try
Speaker 5: to brush it off like it wasn't that big a deal. Guys,
Speaker 5: let it go. I don't go that approach, but maybe
Speaker 5: just own it. Be like, hey, you know what, that
Speaker 5: wasn't really messing up, but I totally I've just had
Speaker 5: so much going on I forgot. But let me make
Speaker 5: it up to you. Let's go out to lunch and
Speaker 5: really celebrate you.
Speaker 9: Hmm okay, yeah, I think I'll definitely mark it on
Speaker 9: my calendar.
Speaker 2: Thank you, for reaching out to us about that and
Speaker 2: good on your dad thirteen years right, Yes, yeah.
Speaker 9: Thank you for helping me. I appreciate it.
Speaker 3: Pleasure prochucher, have a great day, take care bye.
Speaker 4: Okay, you too.
Speaker 3: Again. I feel like she knew what she needed to
Speaker 3: do too, but just wanted to hear it. Right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I didn't know you celebrated those like sober birthdays.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well she knew, but didn't prioritize.
Speaker 1: It right on air, on air with a Ryan Seacrest.
Speaker 2: So what's making the rounds on social media right now
Speaker 2: are the songs that have turned twenty years old. That
Speaker 2: song's not brand new, but it's not twenty years old.
Speaker 2: There are a lot of songs that we still play
Speaker 2: these and a lot of songs. I remember this the
Speaker 2: day that I debuted these songs here or was it
Speaker 2: would have been here Mark twin kids, Right, isn't this
Speaker 2: my twentieth year yesterday?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 5: It is February next month, February twenty six, twenty sixth
Speaker 5: next month.
Speaker 3: Really wow?
Speaker 2: All right, So I remember playing these songs for the
Speaker 2: first time. Here's one of them. I think I think
Speaker 2: this song was featured in the first Kiss FM local
Speaker 2: commercial I did for on air in the morning, but
Speaker 2: actually still sounds good. That's also a little John Ludacris.
Speaker 5: We still play that.
Speaker 3: Can you believe?
Speaker 1: So?
Speaker 2: Over twenty years ago? She won American Idol, And so
Speaker 2: this song is twenty years old Kelly Clarkson.
Speaker 5: Wow stands a test of time.
Speaker 3: I would ask you, how old do you think that?
Speaker 1: A A?
Speaker 3: But I told you these are all twenty But now
Speaker 3: when I'm like twenty.
Speaker 5: Years two, that didn't feel like twenty that feels like
Speaker 5: last year.
Speaker 2: Babee me. Look like this song's been around for whatever. No,
Speaker 2: I know, Daddy Yankee. I also remember Pharrell I think
Speaker 2: calling in or coming by Kiss when this song came out.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, it wasn't Snoop that was on with us,
Speaker 2: it was Pharrell.
Speaker 3: Like it's twenty years old these songs.
Speaker 5: Here's another one my all time favorite.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is your all time favorite. This one sounds
Speaker 3: twenty to me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, Now two others. There's something that I just
Speaker 2: feel like I've been around that I've just known for
Speaker 2: a long time.
Speaker 3: There's another twenty years old when it's f and then
Speaker 3: this one. Did we play this song?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I played this song? Okay, we played this song. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I don't remember playing this song. We did. There was
Speaker 3: a time we played this. There was a time we
Speaker 3: played this. I love it. I still remember playing this.
Speaker 6: Feels older than twenty years to me, mister Brouh, I
Speaker 6: feel like I'm singing this out of the womb.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a great song. A killers, mister Brightstye. Also
Speaker 2: twenty years ago, in two thousand and four. Those are
Speaker 2: songs from twenty years ago. In two thousand and four.
Speaker 2: You know what else happened? Olivia Rodrigo turned one.
Speaker 5: Oh my gosh, it's crazy she turned She turned one,
Speaker 5: and so twenty years from now, we were talking.
Speaker 2: Wow, somebody will be I was just reading here. We're
Speaker 2: gonna talk about this. AI restaurant, Dorriedo's has a flavored vodka.
Speaker 3: Did you know that?
Speaker 2: No with Topsico is an official Dourriedo's liquor. It's supposed
Speaker 2: to taste exactly like their nacho cheese version.
Speaker 3: I don't know. Vodka cheese flavor to me doesn't work.
Speaker 6: Okay, but if you put it in a bloody mary oh,
Speaker 6: now we're tough.
Speaker 3: As a bloody mayor. Okay, So you know what.
Speaker 2: It's funny how when you frame something as a bloody
Speaker 2: mary flavor, right, like.
Speaker 6: You're not putting it in your Cosmopolitan.
Speaker 2: No, but dorito's flavor bloody mary does actually sound good, Okay,
Speaker 2: well done, And so it's eighty four proof forty two
Speaker 2: percent alcohol. Infuse it with actual doritos. Smells like them too,
Speaker 2: So that's something you would pour on your own. But
Speaker 2: there's a restaurant in Pasadena known to be the first
Speaker 2: AI restaurant of its kind. It's called Cali Express. Sysney
Speaker 2: explain how it works if you go there.
Speaker 5: Yikes, I mean, is this the future? Is it scary
Speaker 5: or is it exciting?
Speaker 3: There could be some upside to this.
Speaker 5: What's the upside?
Speaker 3: People don't touch your food and no hair dropping in
Speaker 3: it and.
Speaker 5: Efficiency, Yeah, I guess when you put it that way,
Speaker 5: you're right. So if you're a germophobe, no one's going
Speaker 5: to be touching your food because this is i'm guessingly.
Speaker 2: Robotic, pretty standard menu too, right, it's.
Speaker 5: Just burgers and fries. So you go in, you walk in.
Speaker 5: I haven't been there yet, but from what I read,
Speaker 5: you walk inside and there's a key and apparently you
Speaker 5: have to have some sort of account. A pop idea account.
Speaker 5: So I guess create that before you go or whatever.
Speaker 5: Maybe you can create it there and then you order
Speaker 5: at the kiosk and then once that's done, boom, the
Speaker 5: robot starts making grind, grounding the beef, and then the
Speaker 5: French fries are made for you and everything is sent
Speaker 5: up for you. There you go.
Speaker 2: So if it's a simple menu, it's fast. No one's
Speaker 2: touching your food and that's what you want. And there
Speaker 2: it's it like quick to get in and out. I
Speaker 2: understand why. You know, certainly fast service places are fast
Speaker 2: food places that just make us a standard cookie cutter
Speaker 2: template meal.
Speaker 3: Why this might work.
Speaker 5: It's being described as melting in your mouth because it's
Speaker 5: grinding the beef in real time. It's cutting. I don't
Speaker 5: know if it was cutting the fries, but everything like yeah,
Speaker 5: the potatoes fresh and fast. Everything is very fresh, and
Speaker 5: it's happening at exact like at the exact time you're
Speaker 5: ordering it. So nothing sitting there in the basket, Like
Speaker 5: you're not getting like old, dirty frotten, not dirty frieses.
Speaker 7: That have been sitting there all day, right, I mean
Speaker 7: for like they only say, like the green juice, you're
Speaker 7: supposed to have the green juice immediately after.
Speaker 2: Right, So things, certain things are going to have their
Speaker 2: nutritional value. I don't know, maybe it the fried fries,
Speaker 2: but certain things could have their nutritional value if they're
Speaker 2: coming from the source.
Speaker 6: Sure, right, It's a not for me, but I'm a fan.
Speaker 3: I'm a fan of melt in your mouth.
Speaker 5: I am definitely going to put this on my to
Speaker 5: do list to go check it out.
Speaker 3: Why not try it?
Speaker 5: I want to go check it out. It looks wild.
Speaker 2: It's Cali Express. It's in Pasadena. If you've been hit
Speaker 2: us up here at eight hundred and five.
Speaker 5: It's on the corner of Green Street near Madison Avenue.
Speaker 2: I mean literally on the corner. It's like it's the triangle.
Speaker 2: It's the front door triangle.
Speaker 5: It looks really cute.
Speaker 2: It's kind of a cute building, isn't it. Yeah, inviting
Speaker 2: on air on.
Speaker 1: Air for the Ryan Seacrest.
Speaker 3: It's going to do it for us before we go.
Speaker 2: If you had to sleep in a giant bowl of pasta,
Speaker 2: what would it be?
Speaker 3: I'm very curious, Tanya, what pasta would you choose?
Speaker 6: Mine would be Jovial bow type pasta.
Speaker 5: Mm hm and Sisney Yours I can just keep easing
Speaker 5: the sauce. Wait, no, like an pasta, like like.
Speaker 3: Is the sauce?
Speaker 6: Yeah, but you to tell you I went to cooking school.
Speaker 3: Sauce.
Speaker 5: But isn't that like when you order like a pasta
Speaker 5: and like.
Speaker 6: You get Penny get spaghetti.
Speaker 3: Oh what's that?
Speaker 4: Really?
Speaker 5: What's that pasta that's like really long and flati?
Speaker 3: No? No, I think it's back that one. That's the
Speaker 3: one of them.
Speaker 2: I question backfired. All right, are you swimming or Penne?
Speaker 2: All right, Covie or Penne?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Okay.
Speaker 2: By the way, tomorrow we're back with Ryan's Roses. So
Speaker 2: that's probably all you want to know about.
Speaker 3: Seven forty.
Speaker 2: We've got it, Ryan's Roses tomorrow, seven forty here. Why
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