Speaker 1: Hello the Internet or daily zeite geistirs. That's how you
Speaker 1: start this show, right? Wow? Huge. This is superproducer Anna
Speaker 1: and I am joined by superproducer Becca. Hello. Hello, we
Speaker 1: are doing an International Women's Day trending episodes. Oh hold on,
Speaker 1: let's give a moment of silence for all the people
Speaker 1: who are about to turn this off. Perfect and we
Speaker 1: always lost the week? Oh feeling good? Yes, everyone who stayed,
Speaker 1: You guys are the true champions. And if you stayed,
Speaker 1: you're about to get the real tea behind Daily Site guys.
Speaker 1: That's right. This is a Bravo style reunion of the
Speaker 1: two people who know exactly what's happening, and we're about
Speaker 1: to tell you everything. Just joking. Could you imagine we
Speaker 1: just come on here, we destroyed the show. Jack comes
Speaker 1: back totally confuse why all the tea's out? And we
Speaker 1: get canceled. So and that's, you know, just how it goes.
Speaker 1: So it is Wednesday, March A. It is officially International
Speaker 1: Women's Day. Uh you know, look, women, we have been
Speaker 1: here and women identifying that's right. Shout out to every
Speaker 1: person who identifies as a woman. Absolutely, we see you.
Speaker 1: We are here for you, and we're here to do
Speaker 1: an entire sort of trending episode about how women deserve
Speaker 1: more rights than men. That's right, we're not even feminists.
Speaker 1: We believe womens rights. Yeah, we're we moved beyond. We're
Speaker 1: like men, catch a cab. I'd love to tell people
Speaker 1: to catch cab anyway. So yes, it is Wednesday in
Speaker 1: March eighth, and we are here to tell you. Actually,
Speaker 1: let's Mecca. Should we start with some like women's International
Speaker 1: Women's Day facts that I looked up and not so
Speaker 1: I'm gonna let you to be quite honest. When I
Speaker 1: was like doing a little Google for the show, I
Speaker 1: was having trouble finding fun facts. I was like, can
Speaker 1: we get some lady facts? And truly they were kind
Speaker 1: of shitty, but a couple of them that I found
Speaker 1: interesting was one. The first ever Woman's Day was observed
Speaker 1: in the Ice States on the twenty eighth of February
Speaker 1: in nineteen oh nine in commemoration of the fifteen thousand
Speaker 1: women who protested in New York against harsh working unitions,
Speaker 1: more working hours and lesser wages. So let's thank those
Speaker 1: women who were, you know, in the triangle shirtwaist fires
Speaker 1: and things like that that were really pushing for the
Speaker 1: first wave feminism rights. But obviously there was a lot
Speaker 1: of a racism in all of that, so let's not
Speaker 1: give them too much credit. Yeah, you know, oh super
Speaker 1: producer Brian a man fighting for women's right. Though he
Speaker 1: says shout out a a love place, he did sayd
Speaker 1: that he was fully in support of men not having rights.
Speaker 1: So yeah, we did positive world where we took men's
Speaker 1: like voting rights away for eight years. But then we
Speaker 1: were also kind of like, wait a second, all the
Speaker 1: Hawaii women who voted for could ruin they could ruin
Speaker 1: them for us, so experience for us, so they'll take
Speaker 1: away the trans writes again, and like that's not really
Speaker 1: what we're going for. So you know, yeah, no respect,
Speaker 1: you're always the best person in the room. It just
Speaker 1: means that you have been othered, yeah, in your life. Yeah.
Speaker 1: But also you had another fact about how much money
Speaker 1: women make. Oh yeah, this fact I feel like has
Speaker 1: not gotten better year after year after year. I was
Speaker 1: trying to find like a cute little graphic. Couldn't find one,
Speaker 1: but I did finally read the Census Bureaus documentation of
Speaker 1: our lack of pay as women. Overall, women earn eighty
Speaker 1: two cents for every dollar a man earns Hispanic or
Speaker 1: Latino women. I'MUSA say, Latin a women earn about fifty
Speaker 1: eight cents to the dollar, and black women earn sixty
Speaker 1: three cents for the dollar of every white man earned.
Speaker 1: So needless to say, pay us more. This is embarrassing
Speaker 1: that year we have this argument, they're like, oh my god,
Speaker 1: let's pay women. And then like, we get the same
Speaker 1: statistics every year. It doesn't change. I don't that's right.
Speaker 1: And your stats from that came from December fifteen, twenty
Speaker 1: twenty two. Yeah, like literally, this is reason it hasn't
Speaker 1: gotten better. Oh and I don't know what those stats
Speaker 1: are for trans women and trans women of color. You know,
Speaker 1: they don't have those included because there's you know, discrimination,
Speaker 1: And obviously, I as much as we're being fun silly
Speaker 1: little goofs, I want to be you know, very transparent
Speaker 1: that support trans women, support you know, especially black trans women.
Speaker 1: It is a really rough time in the house scape
Speaker 1: that is our political landscape for trans folks, especially black
Speaker 1: trans women, are always the most marginalized. So like, support
Speaker 1: all women, including trans women. Yeah, and I guess the
Speaker 1: biggest thing is don't be a turf. Yeah, don't be
Speaker 1: a turf. Don't do that. That's a simpler way to
Speaker 1: put it. Don't be a turf. There's no reason. My
Speaker 1: biggest struggle in the like ever just hearing people who
Speaker 1: are turfs, And I recently did encounter one that shook
Speaker 1: me to my core because I did not realize this
Speaker 1: person would be one. But I was like, why are
Speaker 1: you so affected by this? I'll never get a person
Speaker 1: identifying as a woman. There's no reason for it to
Speaker 1: affect you in any regard. And you know, that's why
Speaker 1: we need more media and content in the world about
Speaker 1: and being created by trans people, because it's like, you
Speaker 1: clearly have this issue with someone because they identify as
Speaker 1: a woman, and you're just like flabbergass about you can't
Speaker 1: wrap your mind er out it. Well, have you ever
Speaker 1: spoken to a trans person? Have you ever listened to
Speaker 1: a trans person's story? Have you ever like actually gone
Speaker 1: out of your way to take in what their life
Speaker 1: is like or why they are identified? Like you, you
Speaker 1: don't even care, which is why you're jumping to this
Speaker 1: conclusion that like it's this or it's that I don't
Speaker 1: like a Lalla Lula and it's like, well, what what
Speaker 1: are you bringing to the table other than negativity and
Speaker 1: hate for a human being after just trying to live
Speaker 1: their life and survive in their truest like identity. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's like and it's like that is never easy to do.
Speaker 1: So what, like, why don't you believe trans women if
Speaker 1: it is fundamentally more difficult to live your life as
Speaker 1: a trans woman? You know, like yeah, it's like, there's
Speaker 1: no reason to not believe in their identity because it
Speaker 1: is so much easier to just stick with your sis
Speaker 1: identity if that is what you do or don't identify
Speaker 1: as you know, like it's so much harder transition, whether
Speaker 1: you do fully transition or not, you still are a
Speaker 1: woman as that is the way it is, and there's
Speaker 1: just no reason. I don't see the argument. But I
Speaker 1: guess the argument that I have heard I don't identify
Speaker 1: this argument is they feel that trans women encroach on
Speaker 1: like the inherent suffering that comes with have actual female anatomy.
Speaker 1: But I'm like it's like a threat and you're like
Speaker 1: it's not a threat, and it's like, how is that
Speaker 1: a threat to your woman? Actually has nothing, has nothing
Speaker 1: to do if anything, I wish I didn't have these
Speaker 1: issues to do with you. Yeah, I'm like, if I
Speaker 1: could not have a period, that'd be Lita shit, Like
Speaker 1: I don't want to be on birth control ever. Again,
Speaker 1: this shit is evil, Get it out. And I think
Speaker 1: that's the toughest part is like, there is this person's
Speaker 1: experience and choices, if they are choosing to transition to
Speaker 1: be a woman, does not make you any less of
Speaker 1: a woman. It doesn't make you anything other than another
Speaker 1: human being who should have empathy for that experience. The
Speaker 1: human struggle, Yeah, to like want to feel whole and
Speaker 1: like themselves and also then be themselves in a public
Speaker 1: setting without judgment. It's like that has nothing to do
Speaker 1: with you. Nothing. You should always trying to live yourself
Speaker 1: and be comfortable with yourself because clearly you're not comfortable
Speaker 1: with yourself if you're attacking another person. Just saying and
Speaker 1: a lot of I was listening to Pocket the day
Speaker 1: that I was talking about how you know a lot
Speaker 1: of these hormones that are necessary for trans people to
Speaker 1: feel whole, you know, these are hormones were developed for
Speaker 1: ciss people originally. So it's like these arguments that they're
Speaker 1: making about the medical necessities, and like the harmfulness for
Speaker 1: the bodies. It's just like all wrong because these hormone
Speaker 1: replacement therapies and things were developed for CISS people with
Speaker 1: like hormonal issues like thyroid problems or you know, dealing
Speaker 1: with I don't know, any other medical issues that would
Speaker 1: complicate your hormone regularity. So it's like these were developed
Speaker 1: for heterobodies to dig in with. So like it's not
Speaker 1: harmful for trans people to receive the medical care that
Speaker 1: they desire, you know, it's like to get top surgery.
Speaker 1: It's like we we've had mostectomies for so long too,
Speaker 1: you know, like and that is for health purposes. So
Speaker 1: it's just so silly that all these medical procedures for
Speaker 1: trans people to feel safe in their bodies are being
Speaker 1: limited because of the damages when reality, the science was
Speaker 1: developed for SIS people already. Yeah, goofy Yeah. And I
Speaker 1: feel like as a country, we always find a way
Speaker 1: to other and it's it's really it's sad, you know.
Speaker 1: Like another story that we're seeing right now is how
Speaker 1: the right is coming the right and the Conservats are
Speaker 1: coming for drag and drag queens, and it's like there
Speaker 1: is no reason to take a very beautiful performance, you know,
Speaker 1: like it's a performance. These people were performance of vanity
Speaker 1: for sure. Yeah, it's like and they like it's it's art.
Speaker 1: It's literally like, I'm sorry, can you go away, go
Speaker 1: into a back room and come out looking like some
Speaker 1: of these drag queens their outfits, their hair, their makeup.
Speaker 1: They're literally creating new styles of like how to do
Speaker 1: your makeup. Like they are breaking barriers and you're sitting
Speaker 1: here being like that. Children they can't see the drag queens.
Speaker 1: It's like, what are you talking about. It's so children
Speaker 1: are not being groom The children are not here being worried.
Speaker 1: You guys are putting out all these weird fake videos
Speaker 1: of drag queens performing for children, which is not the case.
Speaker 1: It's not real. You're not doing that. Drag is a
Speaker 1: beautiful art form that like takes so much preparation and
Speaker 1: like also stamina, like skill. It's truly so much skill.
Speaker 1: Like I love dragon. I'm a big drag fan. I
Speaker 1: watch Ru Paul drag Race. I've watched many of the
Speaker 1: other ums, but I was what's the one that um
Speaker 1: it's like the horror drag show that was on I
Speaker 1: don't remember Dragula da thank you shout out super producer
Speaker 1: bay Um. Yes, I love Dragula. Dragar is my favorite
Speaker 1: because I love like the horror aspect of it. But
Speaker 1: it's like it requires like sewing, gluing, the creativity of
Speaker 1: designing these things, Like you are designers, you are seamstresses,
Speaker 1: you are makeup artists, you are like hairdressers, Like you're
Speaker 1: designing these wigs to be like aol. Like the skills
Speaker 1: that a lot of women have come from drag too.
Speaker 1: You know, it's like we cross over and learn from
Speaker 1: drag just as much as we learn from also black women,
Speaker 1: because let's be honest, like they're setting the standard and
Speaker 1: then everyone else is pulling from you know, black women,
Speaker 1: so yeah, black trans women too. You know, it's like
Speaker 1: very specifically all comes back down to that. So fuck
Speaker 1: the haters. We're here from. Fuck the haters. Uh. Let
Speaker 1: these drag queens perform without creating unnecessary misinformation about who
Speaker 1: they are and what they do as artists. So have
Speaker 1: some respect some people who literally create like the baseline
Speaker 1: of what performance then gets appropriated. So you know, open
Speaker 1: your eyes and also watch drag Race. It's a great
Speaker 1: Literally I love last night, honestly, and if you watch
Speaker 1: All Stars, All Stars, Best of the Best. All right,
Speaker 1: let's actually take a let me just talk about All
Speaker 1: Stars for like forty five minutes. Let's take a quick
Speaker 1: ad break, and then we'll be back and we're gonna, um,
Speaker 1: you know, talk a few more stories than involve women. Okay,
Speaker 1: all right, b RB and we are back, guys. Becka
Speaker 1: pulled another story about the show Wednesday in Jenna Ortega,
Speaker 1: would you like to kind of break down? So Jenna
Speaker 1: Artega went on Dak Shepherd's podcasts Armchair Armchair Expert. Yeah,
Speaker 1: armchair expert and kind of just called armchair. Oh, I'm
Speaker 1: just joking. He's like, my show's called arm Anyway, this
Speaker 1: is off topic. But did you see the image that
Speaker 1: they took for the Instagram for the show? Dak Shepper
Speaker 1: looks real odd in that image, Like he looked like
Speaker 1: he got like Hella eyeliner on her something. It's like,
Speaker 1: I did not, but I will look it up right now.
Speaker 1: It's a little I'm like, why is no one talking
Speaker 1: about that? Um? I get the interview was very insightful,
Speaker 1: but um, I was really interested in that image being
Speaker 1: super wild, But um Jennier Take has been doing a
Speaker 1: little bit of press. She was on the Armchair Expert
Speaker 1: with Dak Shepherd, and she kind of goes into what
Speaker 1: happened on Wednesday set. We had already heard rumors, I
Speaker 1: feel like the past few months about how kind of
Speaker 1: inhospitable this set was. Like she was fully performing while
Speaker 1: having COVID, Like she was very you know, not very
Speaker 1: well taken care of. She had to learn so much shit,
Speaker 1: Like she was learning different languages, she was learning how
Speaker 1: to you know, play the cello in like martial arts
Speaker 1: and fencing and all sorts of things. So the role
Speaker 1: was really like, Wow, that woman is such a bad ass.
Speaker 1: But she kind of talks about on Armchair Expert how
Speaker 1: she was pushing these little bit of unprofessional boundaries by
Speaker 1: like literally changing the script behind writer's backs and then
Speaker 1: like using her own lines while she was doing it,
Speaker 1: because she was just like, I don't understand what they're
Speaker 1: doing with this character. Like I signed on when I
Speaker 1: took this project, especially being a Tim Burton project, I
Speaker 1: thought it was for an adult audience. I didn't know
Speaker 1: I know it was gonna be for a young adult audience.
Speaker 1: And given the most recent roles she's been taking on.
Speaker 1: She has been doing way more serious work, so it
Speaker 1: makes sense that she would have chosen to sign on
Speaker 1: for the show when it was you know, pitched to
Speaker 1: her as geared towards an adult audience versus a young
Speaker 1: adult audience. Like she has been doing the Scream franchises.
Speaker 1: She's been pushing herself as a Scream queen. To be honest,
Speaker 1: she's been in quite a few horror movies lately. Her
Speaker 1: role on You is also pretty serious, even though that
Speaker 1: came from a CW you know, original script, but that
Speaker 1: show is pretty dark. It's not for young adult audience
Speaker 1: by it means if you watched it. So yeah, she
Speaker 1: was just like, as I was reading this, they've like
Speaker 1: turned Wednesday into the spear two dimensional character. Like the
Speaker 1: storylines don't even make sense, Like why would she be
Speaker 1: in a love triangle. She's kind of like an asexual
Speaker 1: human being. She's arguing with Tim Burton about how much
Speaker 1: emotion should Wednesday have because I'm assuming tim Burton didn't
Speaker 1: want Wednesday to have emotion and kind of make her
Speaker 1: this like wall of a person. But Jennie Artaker was like,
Speaker 1: well then she has no dimension if she has zero emotion,
Speaker 1: you know, and if you've watched the you know, former
Speaker 1: ip of Adam's Family Wednesday has I mean, she's a dark,
Speaker 1: twisted character, kind of like almost Joker esque, where she's
Speaker 1: like her mind is just like and she kind of
Speaker 1: has this like scary ass smile to her, a little
Speaker 1: bit like a little bit and Kenny Valley vibe. But
Speaker 1: she is an emotional character, like she chooses to act
Speaker 1: out in her own justices, and she isn't about you know,
Speaker 1: I mean, she's about full chaos, but she is not
Speaker 1: about letting like bad people win, you know. That's like
Speaker 1: kind of her vibe. So kudos at gener Artaker. She's
Speaker 1: really young, she's also a brown woman in the industry,
Speaker 1: so for her to like be, you know, acting so
Speaker 1: aggressively while on set, I think it's like such a
Speaker 1: testament to where gen Z is at today and how
Speaker 1: they are really changing the boundaries of like what it
Speaker 1: means to work in this industry and just like work
Speaker 1: in general, and being able to stand up for themselves.
Speaker 1: So I'm I'm a Generartaker fan, and I honestly liked
Speaker 1: the show. I did, so I'm curious what it would
Speaker 1: have been like had it been what she had envisioned
Speaker 1: it was going to be. Because I enjoyed what it was,
Speaker 1: I watched the whole thing. Yeah, I will say I
Speaker 1: watched the first episode and I did feel potentially the
Speaker 1: show was for a younger audience, and so my partner
Speaker 1: kept watching it, but I did not continue. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: think because I was like, oh, I don't know if
Speaker 1: I need to see Wednesday like in high school or what. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I kinda backed off of it a little, but I
Speaker 1: am curious if it had gone the way she originally
Speaker 1: thought how it would be. And I actually I'm glad
Speaker 1: that she decided to raise sort of you know, changing
Speaker 1: it up and stepping up and saying something because you know,
Speaker 1: in a lot of cases, especially like our era of
Speaker 1: growing up, like when you are a woman of color,
Speaker 1: or even just like a woman in general, when you
Speaker 1: start to like sort of point things out and be like, dude,
Speaker 1: what the fuck this should be this way? Why is
Speaker 1: this happening? Can we change this? You know, the room
Speaker 1: turns on you sometimes crazy, You're just you become a
Speaker 1: bit a lot. And I know you guys are like
Speaker 1: a stotype. Stereotype to an extent, but also a lot
Speaker 1: of us have experienced this very clear sort of bias
Speaker 1: towards women and women of color when wepeak out to
Speaker 1: put ourselves out there and say something, because you are
Speaker 1: automatically labeled a certain way. You're labeled as like, you know,
Speaker 1: hard to work with, crazy, you know. And I recently was, um,
Speaker 1: I heard a story about someone, you know, a guy
Speaker 1: broke up with this girl and I was like, oh, like,
Speaker 1: is k like what happened? And he just immediate it
Speaker 1: was like, well, she was crazy, And I was like,
Speaker 1: I know this person, Yeah, she's not crazy. Well why
Speaker 1: are you just saying she's crazy? Because that's like it's
Speaker 1: just like almost like a blanket statement to just be
Speaker 1: like to dismiss a woman, to be like absolutely, you know,
Speaker 1: she's crazy, and it's like maybe not any dimensional person
Speaker 1: who you could not understand. So you were just dismissing
Speaker 1: her as crazy absolutely and not acknowledged maybe your role
Speaker 1: into like what made her feel, you know, difficult to
Speaker 1: work with or whatever. I know, I don't know. We've
Speaker 1: talked offline of our experiences with this type of behavior
Speaker 1: where it's like we have spoken out in other workplaces
Speaker 1: and been shafted for it so to speak, you know,
Speaker 1: like I've definitely experienced this deeply. Um So, I am
Speaker 1: very proud of Jenner Ertaga and she, I mean her
Speaker 1: the first different Labor paid off. The show did really
Speaker 1: well and it got renewed for a second season, and
Speaker 1: it was just recently announced after this interview went out
Speaker 1: that she is going to be an EP for this
Speaker 1: next season. So great, good can the show would be
Speaker 1: slightly different or progress in a different way. I'm excited
Speaker 1: to see what she does with it, and I'm it's
Speaker 1: nice to see her coming up and get her roles
Speaker 1: and also carving out a path that, like in the past,
Speaker 1: was considered almost like a low end acting choice. I'm
Speaker 1: talking about, being a scream queen for a very long
Speaker 1: time was looked down upon. Yeah, Like he would be like, oh,
Speaker 1: they're a scream queen. They're not a serious actor. But
Speaker 1: she's actually really working hard to change that a narrative
Speaker 1: about what it is to be a screaming queen or
Speaker 1: what it is to be a person who particularly likes
Speaker 1: being in horror film. Yeah, and good for her. Fuck yeah, Jenna,
Speaker 1: keep doing you all right, Becca. Now we're at a
Speaker 1: very important part of the show. This is a spinoff
Speaker 1: of anna Streaming Corner. It's Becca and Anna's movie theater.
Speaker 1: A corner is where we talk about a movie that
Speaker 1: we both saw in theaters and that we enjoyed. We
Speaker 1: love has We have to talk about Magic, Mike's Last
Speaker 1: Damn Okay, if y'all listened, I cover Magic my XXL
Speaker 1: on the Bechtel cast a few weeks ago. I immediately
Speaker 1: saw Magic, stop and go listen. We wait and then
Speaker 1: go Listenmagice my Last stands. Honestly, it blew me out
Speaker 1: of the the water. There was a standing ovation when I went,
Speaker 1: Like the ladies were screaming in the theater. They were
Speaker 1: like looking up. Like. I went to the bathroom after
Speaker 1: and there was a bunch of ladies who had seen
Speaker 1: it in the same theater and they were like, so yeah,
Speaker 1: let's like look up a strip club, like let's go like,
Speaker 1: can we see Magic? Like they were ready to get
Speaker 1: horny in public, and I was living, how'd you feel?
Speaker 1: On what are your thoughts? I had a very similar
Speaker 1: experience in the theater. I went with a group of
Speaker 1: like ten people, mostly women, two gay men. But you know, look,
Speaker 1: we don't desperminent, you know, I'm sure. But we went
Speaker 1: and it was a theater filled mostly women. And let
Speaker 1: me tell you, you know, and the straggling boyfriend here
Speaker 1: and there, who's just I had brought my straggling boyfriend, Yeah,
Speaker 1: and he was down to cloud. He loved it. Yeah.
Speaker 1: And so the theater going experience was incredible, Like the
Speaker 1: energy in the room when Channing Tatum starts dancing is electric,
Speaker 1: like it is such a fun movie going experience. And
Speaker 1: I will tell you I saw XXL in theater as well,
Speaker 1: same experience. It was incredible and that energy you don't
Speaker 1: really find that in theaters. And I will sing Magic
Speaker 1: Mike's Last Dance is a plot, whole film continuity, just
Speaker 1: narrative mess I left such Okay, First of all, what
Speaker 1: was the story there? I don't understand what's going on.
Speaker 1: But the dancing was incredible. It was the energy. I
Speaker 1: feel like it took a learning from like every movie,
Speaker 1: like it built upon itself. It was like it took
Speaker 1: the critiques of like we want more dancing, you know,
Speaker 1: and they were like, we're gonna give you more dancing
Speaker 1: this time because to me, Magic, my exxel not enough dancing.
Speaker 1: So they were like we're gonna give you more shirtless
Speaker 1: Channing Tatum and then they're bringing back the critique from
Speaker 1: you know, movie one was like we want more Channing
Speaker 1: Tatum because I feel like the like first movie lot dancing,
Speaker 1: you know, and focus on Channing Tatum. And then second
Speaker 1: movie was like more about the friends, not enough dancing,
Speaker 1: just like the second one was more of like a
Speaker 1: road trip movie, which it was fun, mom, we loved it.
Speaker 1: It was a fun romp. But this one it was
Speaker 1: like we're gonna give you like step up vibes, like
Speaker 1: we're bringing it back to the raths of it all
Speaker 1: Channing Tatum, step up hotness dancing. The wet dance scene
Speaker 1: was incredible. Well which fun um, I have some fun
Speaker 1: inside on that, which yes, I said, I agree it was.
Speaker 1: It was almost also like the the making u like
Speaker 1: an origin story of like what the Magic Mike Live
Speaker 1: Show is, yes in Vegas? Yeah, um, but okay, so
Speaker 1: that there's and I guess this is a spoiler. I
Speaker 1: mean you should have know the teme we said, Magic
Speaker 1: Mike Last Dance full spoilers. Sorry, spoiler, can't spoil too
Speaker 1: much because there's not really any plot. Yeah, there's we
Speaker 1: can't give you one real plot spoilers, because that would
Speaker 1: that would need to include a plot. So but what
Speaker 1: we're gonna tell you is that there is a dance
Speaker 1: sequence that it was. It's almost like a like a
Speaker 1: sexy in the water sort of like it's a dance.
Speaker 1: It tells a story about a relations confusing why it
Speaker 1: comes up based on the Like if you're watching the
Speaker 1: movie and they're doing the last dance, like the final
Speaker 1: the act of the show that they have built over
Speaker 1: months in London, You're like, this doesn't go in the show,
Speaker 1: but we gotta have a wet Channing Tatum scene. So exactly,
Speaker 1: because the whole time Channing's like, he does a big
Speaker 1: dance sequence at the top, and then the rest he's like,
Speaker 1: I'm not dancing in the show. I'm not dancing in
Speaker 1: the show, and Sama hikes like you gotta dance. I
Speaker 1: don't know. And then in the end he's like, what
Speaker 1: a second, I'm gonna do this sexiest dance possible. So
Speaker 1: he does a dance with a ballerina. And this ballerina,
Speaker 1: her name is Kylie Scha She is a real ballerina.
Speaker 1: She's a choreographer, she's great at what she does. She
Speaker 1: did a very similar dance sequence with Mac from It
Speaker 1: Always Sunny in Philadelphia, and it's that episode where he
Speaker 1: goes and does the dance. It's same thing. It's in water.
Speaker 1: It's a very similar dance. It's a performance art piece
Speaker 1: and he's doing it for his father. I don't know
Speaker 1: if you guys saw that upisode, hilarious episode. It's the
Speaker 1: same woman from that dance sequence, and they got her
Speaker 1: to come and do Magic Mike's last dance. And I
Speaker 1: was when I learned this on Twitter, I was having
Speaker 1: a feel so happy. I was like, yes, it's her
Speaker 1: because I in the theater who I was sitting next
Speaker 1: to my friend Ali Turnpin goes, doesn't this for much?
Speaker 1: The Always Sunny episode, and I go, yeah, it does.
Speaker 1: That's so funny. Yeah he did do something like this.
Speaker 1: Turns out same woman because I know what she knows art.
Speaker 1: She knows art and she knows comedy and you know
Speaker 1: what ye like at the end of the day, it
Speaker 1: was a romp. Like I said in the episode of
Speaker 1: the Bechtel Cast, it's like you watch Channing Team, You're like,
Speaker 1: this is a movie star. You know what I'm saying, Like, yeah,
Speaker 1: he's on the most talented actor for sure, but that's
Speaker 1: not why we go see him. We see him as
Speaker 1: he's hot, and we see him because it's fucking charming
Speaker 1: as shit, and you're like, Wow, you're watching it, You're like, God,
Speaker 1: I want to date him. Like he's so himbo, you know,
Speaker 1: he's just like Yeah, he's so fun, he's so beautiful.
Speaker 1: He's gonna make you a laugh. He's gonna grind on you,
Speaker 1: and it's gonna be crazy because like his his body
Speaker 1: is going to gyrate in a way that you're like what, Like,
Speaker 1: you're literally gonna be confounded by the way his body
Speaker 1: is gyrating. That's all you can want, and that's all
Speaker 1: you want. What was crazy to me about the movie
Speaker 1: was it was so jarring the way that they try
Speaker 1: to set it up, because like you have this like
Speaker 1: British voice narrating the whole movie, and you're like, what
Speaker 1: is this, Like I'll tell you this deterrent of path
Speaker 1: from these other that a choice they made And I'm assuming,
Speaker 1: because I actually haven't read this, that is a choice
Speaker 1: they made after the fact when they watched this movie.
Speaker 1: Understand there's no plot, so we're gonna give a narration
Speaker 1: to the daughter of Salmahayak's writing a book. She's writing
Speaker 1: a novel. She's in high school. Whatever, she's got daddy,
Speaker 1: she's adopted and has daddy mommy issues and hates her
Speaker 1: parents for being like rich people who are divorcing. Question Mark,
Speaker 1: they saw high it's actively sleeping with Channing Tatum, but
Speaker 1: she's like, but we're like not together, like me and
Speaker 1: my husband, like we're not together, like we have an
Speaker 1: open marriage. And then he's like, I'm leaving you and
Speaker 1: she's like and he's like, I'm shutting down your sexy
Speaker 1: man dancing. Yeah, not clear what's happening there. I get
Speaker 1: plot holes. So anyway, so they add this like narration
Speaker 1: by a young girl to like, I guess, try and
Speaker 1: tie the pieces. Let me tell you, the narration is
Speaker 1: so irrelevant to what's going on. It's also so out
Speaker 1: of place, like you're what is she talking about? The
Speaker 1: whole time I kept being like, I'm sorry, what is
Speaker 1: she talking about? Anyway? So that's the movie. Look, it
Speaker 1: is what it is, but great time it was. It
Speaker 1: was literally I want to go back and see it.
Speaker 1: I have not, like literally had time to go back
Speaker 1: and see it, but I want to go see it again,
Speaker 1: Like it is the most fun I've had seeing a
Speaker 1: movie in a long time. Like same, I will say,
Speaker 1: everything everywhere, all at once. Was one of the most
Speaker 1: packful movies I've ever seen. Like I watched it and
Speaker 1: I was like, oh my god, I'm literally moved. I'm
Speaker 1: emotionally like exhausted. I'm never gonna be able to feel
Speaker 1: my feelings as deeply as I've ever felt today. But
Speaker 1: if we're talking fun, this is the most fun I've
Speaker 1: had in a movie. Like I truly was like sitting
Speaker 1: there like Tehi Heing, I was clapping. I was like,
Speaker 1: oh my god, Channing Tatum fucked Samahayak. Yes we needed
Speaker 1: that because there was not enough sex in the last movie.
Speaker 1: Sorry not sorry. Yeah, they really gave you sex. They
Speaker 1: gave you sexiness, they gave you dancing, they gave you
Speaker 1: Channing Tatum fun. They gave you Channing Tatum in real love.
Speaker 1: And it actually like it like made sense that it
Speaker 1: didn't make sense because like like we said, there's no plot,
Speaker 1: but like it made way more sense than it ever
Speaker 1: did in the first movie, because like the first movie,
Speaker 1: I feel like they just like shoehorned in this like
Speaker 1: love plot at the end, but this movie you're like, Okay,
Speaker 1: you built the movie around these two people kind of
Speaker 1: like falling in love as they worked together and fun. Right,
Speaker 1: so you understood it and felt relieved by the end
Speaker 1: that it thinks to gen Z and I am giving
Speaker 1: gen Z this credit. There is no gratuitous sex scene
Speaker 1: in this movie. No, it's very much like they're like, oh,
Speaker 1: I'm dancing, I'm dancing, and then cut two in bed together,
Speaker 1: Yeah we fucked, and I was like, okay, thank you. Yeah,
Speaker 1: need to see them fuck, No, I I and I
Speaker 1: do know. It's it's because gen Z doesn't really need
Speaker 1: they don't like gratuitous sex scenes, and they're changing the game. Baby. Absolutely,
Speaker 1: They're like, HBO get lost. Okay, I don't know. H
Speaker 1: That's just like I remember as a child always being
Speaker 1: like there's a lot of titties on HBO and my
Speaker 1: dad being like, yeah, I just don't look. I mean, no,
Speaker 1: that is true. Like I mean, euphoria is like a
Speaker 1: whole other beast of like oh my god, Like why
Speaker 1: am I seeing of j Zy's well and theory tea
Speaker 1: it all. Yeah, but try to get into the love
Speaker 1: all and then even in the first movie, I feel
Speaker 1: like there was like some gratuitous like yeah, but that
Speaker 1: was early Yeah, that was the movie was in the
Speaker 1: tooth at what did that one? It was? It was
Speaker 1: it was what, um gosh, twenty twelve, I told you
Speaker 1: Victor New twenty twelve, Victor New It Always Knows. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it was two and twelve like that one, because I
Speaker 1: mean that movie was just like really gritty. You were
Speaker 1: kind of like, what is going on? Like they've very
Speaker 1: much evolved from that grittiness to being like this low budget. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it was low budget. It was very much giving Florida.
Speaker 1: It was giving like underbelly vibe. Um. But it's like
Speaker 1: they showed a lot of tits. In my opinion, if
Speaker 1: you're gonna be that gritty of a movie, you needed
Speaker 1: to show more dick too. Sorry, it needs to be
Speaker 1: equal organization. This is feminism. Um, I want more dick.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry yea um. But by the end, I felt
Speaker 1: like this movie was tasteful and it was fun. Like
Speaker 1: the way they played off of like it was giving
Speaker 1: you sexiness, but it wasn't giving you like, Okay, this
Speaker 1: is gonna get weird seeing this with anybody, you know,
Speaker 1: you could just enjoy it definitely. Yeah, it was again
Speaker 1: a fun romp and I want to go see it again.
Speaker 1: And your boyfriends will enjoy it, I'm sorry, or maybe
Speaker 1: they won't, but mine did. He was like yeah. He
Speaker 1: literally like I was on the phone with him yesterday
Speaker 1: and he was like, Becca, that was such a good movie.
Speaker 1: Like he was like reflect like he went back and
Speaker 1: watched Magic My XXL and first Magic Mike and then
Speaker 1: listen to my podcast because he's a supportive king, and
Speaker 1: he was just like, those are good movies. They are
Speaker 1: good movies. He was like, these are good movies. These
Speaker 1: are fucking good movies. And we stand, well, we'll say
Speaker 1: number one, that's a good movie. Number two, fabulous movie.
Speaker 1: Number three, great movie. No plot, you know why, you
Speaker 1: take it for what it is. But that's what's fun too,
Speaker 1: because sometimes shit is just so serious and you're like
Speaker 1: I just want to like turn off my brain, but
Speaker 1: not feel like gross I turn off my brain. Like
Speaker 1: sometimes I feel a reality TV Like I'm like, oh,
Speaker 1: I've just like internalized like so much misogyny on screen
Speaker 1: of these men gaslighting these women in their bikinis at
Speaker 1: the each you know, yeah, and you can feel a
Speaker 1: little bit better because Channing Tatum, He's like even in
Speaker 1: the second movie, he has this like really weird line
Speaker 1: where um, she's like yeah if like he was talking
Speaker 1: to Ambarrose and she's talking about God and he was like, wow,
Speaker 1: your God's not a woman, and I was like, honestly,
Speaker 1: that was even before Adi Grande's song came out, So
Speaker 1: like we stand a king God as women stand a
Speaker 1: God is woman king. Um, all right, guys, and you
Speaker 1: know I'm gonna end this right now and say tonight,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go see Magic Mike Lives. I'm in Vegas
Speaker 1: for what I figure, you know what. Let me just
Speaker 1: uh convinced Joel Monique to go to the show, really
Speaker 1: doing it. Okay, so we will report back ut about
Speaker 1: I can't wait. I can't wait to hear it. I'm jealous.
Speaker 1: And more importantly, the choreography. Of course, we must focus
Speaker 1: on the art that is the choreography of these choreography. Okay,
Speaker 1: and I will uh yeah, report back. But yeah, guys,
Speaker 1: that has been today's trending episode for International Women's Day, Wednesday,
Speaker 1: March Hey, guys, go hug a woman, Well you give
Speaker 1: your significant other or even just a friend no woman
Speaker 1: or a woman identifying person. Literally, I'll say, buy a
Speaker 1: woman dinner and expect nothing from them, pure reparations. Give
Speaker 1: them money, be respectful, give them flowers, give them dinner,
Speaker 1: give them wine, and then leave them the fuck alone.
Speaker 1: Like literally, don't talk to them, and then expect fucking nuts.
Speaker 1: Expect nothing. Nothing In the episode, We hope you enjoyed it.
Speaker 1: Have a great Wednesday. I know Jack says about a
Speaker 1: lot of stuff at the end of this I can't
Speaker 1: remember any of it. So let's kind yourself, be kind
Speaker 1: of others, don't do nothing about white supremacy, and we'll
Speaker 1: get you tomorrow. All right, guys, Oh yes, and tomorrow's schedule.
Speaker 1: We will return to normal. Sorry we missed some episodes. Look,
Speaker 1: we're not going to happen, okay, all right, Um it's
Speaker 1: Jack was at Magic Mike. That's why the episode didn't
Speaker 1: get recorded. Here from bye byes,