Speaker 1: From Hollywood to you.
Speaker 2: Thank you for listening to Ryan.
Speaker 1: Air on Air with a Ryan Seacrest Morning morning.
Speaker 2: You know it's funny I thought of both you sic
Speaker 2: and Utania on my way in this morning. You know,
Speaker 2: when you're driving in and it's dark and there are
Speaker 2: a few cars on the road early in the morning,
Speaker 2: do you and you put up to an intersection and
Speaker 2: there's only one car next to you, do you look over?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 4: Wow, that says a lot, doesn't it. Not this look over?
Speaker 1: Not this early in the morning.
Speaker 5: Maybe like on a on a hot summer day when
Speaker 5: it's like two pm and the sunshine and there's a
Speaker 5: nice song on the radio.
Speaker 2: Those of you now listening at this hour, pulling up
Speaker 2: to an intersection or a stoplight next to somebody and
Speaker 2: there's not many cars there yet look at them?
Speaker 1: How does that feel? Believe it or not. I'm not
Speaker 1: a morning person. Very early in the morning.
Speaker 5: I need I need, you know, all my routines to
Speaker 5: kind of click into place until I actually get here
Speaker 5: and turn on you after multiple routine exactly exactly.
Speaker 2: No, I just think like I feel a bond, like hey,
Speaker 2: we're both in it, Like we're in we're getting something
Speaker 2: done this morning.
Speaker 5: No, because they're in it and I'm in it, and
Speaker 5: I don't need to be in whatever they're in.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I don't really do it either, to be honest. Wow, yeah,
Speaker 6: I'm kind of in the zone's.
Speaker 5: Actually, Tanya, because your game for me, you're kind of
Speaker 5: like an airplane talker and all that I would picture
Speaker 5: Tanya being.
Speaker 1: Doing this morning.
Speaker 4: I don't know that i'd want to fly beside you.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I am an airplane talker, but with cars, I'm
Speaker 6: not so much of a chatty kathy.
Speaker 2: I'll even hold up my paper cup of coffee sometimes
Speaker 2: and sale like, Yeah, I don't know, I feel like
Speaker 2: a bond if like when you're when you get a
Speaker 2: jump on the day and you see other people getting
Speaker 2: a jump on the day, then you're kind of in it.
Speaker 6: But you know, a lot of things can't happen in
Speaker 6: the car. Remember mister will Shure, I met him on
Speaker 6: Wilshow Boulevard and he rolled down the window and.
Speaker 7: Got my number.
Speaker 1: Yea, But what time was that at?
Speaker 7: That was a Sunday afternoon.
Speaker 5: I'm seeing Yeah, different different minds, Yeah, different minds, that's true.
Speaker 1: Like I cut it. I cut a school bus off
Speaker 1: this morning. Oh no, that mean to be fair, we.
Speaker 5: Were getting on the on ramp and it was in
Speaker 5: front of me and there was two lanes, and I'm like,
Speaker 5: this buzz is gonna be super slow, and so I
Speaker 5: went on the right lane and I went around it.
Speaker 4: But you didn't cut it off. I just cut it off.
Speaker 1: But I sped up in front of it, and.
Speaker 4: You're that person in the double on ramp and.
Speaker 1: Speeds up the Giants School.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I was stuck behind a school bus on cold
Speaker 6: Water the whole way over.
Speaker 2: I was like, what was the make? Was it International?
Speaker 2: Who made the busy.
Speaker 1: Yellow school bus? I wonder if the same one?
Speaker 4: Mark? Did you appreciate that?
Speaker 2: I actually looked to see if they're made by International,
Speaker 2: because I think that bus maker is cool.
Speaker 1: What what are you guys talking about?
Speaker 2: Well, because when I was a kid, I like to
Speaker 2: go on the buy and stay on the bus for
Speaker 2: the second load. And we got a new bus one
Speaker 2: year at the school and was made by a company
Speaker 2: called International, and they make a cool I think they
Speaker 2: make cool school buses.
Speaker 4: Ours were the cool ones were made by Bluebird.
Speaker 2: You guys did have a flat front because they have
Speaker 2: a lot of flat fronts.
Speaker 1: No never could tell you the make of a school bus.
Speaker 1: Not interesting.
Speaker 2: I was fascinated by the school bus and my favorite
Speaker 2: part of the bus wash.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean that's okay, fine, but you know that
Speaker 5: the air brak Yeah, okay, air branks.
Speaker 1: Always love it.
Speaker 4: Well, we just get to peel the onion and learn
Speaker 4: a little bit more about each other every morning.
Speaker 1: I learned a lot about you. Have you seen that school?
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, this is so scary that they can
Speaker 1: take it this far.
Speaker 2: Basically, I'm already on the edge of my seat about
Speaker 2: charging my phone in ride shares. I'm already not answering
Speaker 2: phone calls from foreign numbers. I'm already not responding to
Speaker 2: emails that say you don't get one from me often.
Speaker 2: I'm already not believing voice and things because of AI
Speaker 2: and chat, GDP, GPT, Right.
Speaker 4: Why is that so funny? What is it sand for?
Speaker 1: Guys?
Speaker 4: MIKAELA Ruby? What's it sand for?
Speaker 1: We know on exactly? We know once we ask it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it may lie all right, So five years
Speaker 2: ago we barely even heard of QR codes, and then
Speaker 2: the pandemic kit and they're everywhere.
Speaker 4: Restaurants still use them, and I don't love them.
Speaker 8: I know.
Speaker 1: I'm like, I have a menu now, I'm like, guys,
Speaker 1: I don't even know how to work.
Speaker 4: It's still so go ahead, Sysney, what do we learn?
Speaker 5: So they're basically scamming with QR codes now, and it's
Speaker 5: a little scary because they're everywhere that you wouldn't think
Speaker 5: that they'd be scamming you normal places like parking meters
Speaker 5: for example, So many meters already have QR codes on them.
Speaker 5: You would think you would just go to scan it
Speaker 5: and then you'd pay on the city's website. Well, scammers
Speaker 5: are putting stickers different codes over the actual QR code,
Speaker 5: and then when you go to scan that, you go
Speaker 5: to the scammer's website and then you put in all
Speaker 5: your info there.
Speaker 4: So now never going to QR code again.
Speaker 7: Well, go and just see.
Speaker 1: If there's a sticker over it. I guess all right,
Speaker 1: So that's parking meters, So yes, that's that one.
Speaker 5: And then parking tickets are also becoming an issue because
Speaker 5: you get to your car and you might see that
Speaker 5: there's a parking ticket on your windshield, but in reality
Speaker 5: it's a fake parking ticket and that has a QR
Speaker 5: code on it as well that says you can pay
Speaker 5: your parking ticket right here, just scan this QR code
Speaker 5: and it'll pay it to the quote unquote city, when
Speaker 5: in reality it's not. It's a scam and you just
Speaker 5: paid sixty bucks to nowhere?
Speaker 1: What about?
Speaker 2: So when I so, I, you know, I went the
Speaker 2: other day on Beverly. I went to Creation because the
Speaker 2: one's the one where you can sit down on the
Speaker 2: turf in the cafe bake Grass, and I was so
Speaker 2: excited to go order a bowl and like a fresh
Speaker 2: made one, and they said they stopped serving off the
Speaker 2: out of the kitchen at two and I got there
Speaker 2: at five. And you ever get someplace and they've closed
Speaker 2: the menu, and you're so like, I found parking.
Speaker 4: I found parking.
Speaker 2: I walked in and they were like, oh, the kitchen
Speaker 2: closed it two three hours ago. But anyway, I saw
Speaker 2: the QR codes and I was gonna, you know, I
Speaker 2: could QR code whatever I wanted. But now I'm gonna
Speaker 2: think twice when I go to a kitchen that's not open.
Speaker 5: Well, that's the thing, because it's also happening at restaurants,
Speaker 5: and I think when it comes to restaurants, you just
Speaker 5: have to make sure that you don't see a little
Speaker 5: sticker because they're just putting stickers over the QR codes.
Speaker 1: So yeah, watch so sketch and it's the same thing.
Speaker 5: It'll basically it'll put like a malware on your phone
Speaker 5: and that's like a virus or whatever, and it'll just
Speaker 5: be able to get all the info off of your phone.
Speaker 4: Do you know what the solution is? Heedra? Heedra is
Speaker 4: the solution. You explain that, please Hydra googling Heedra.
Speaker 2: That is the solute with because this is all going
Speaker 2: to keep going. I just saw something on the news
Speaker 2: about the big talks among all the powerful CEOs in
Speaker 2: the world is about Ai and you know AI good
Speaker 2: and Ai bad?
Speaker 7: Spell it h y d r A.
Speaker 4: What did you find?
Speaker 6: A serpent or monster in Greek mythology?
Speaker 1: No, no, that's not.
Speaker 5: It spontaneously occurring tumors in different wild derived strains of Heedra.
Speaker 2: Nohedra's an island in Greece. So do Hedra Greece? Well
Speaker 2: you should, Well, maybe I spelled it wrong.
Speaker 1: You did spell it.
Speaker 5: Wrong, that's right, okay, Hedra or Edra or Edra and
Speaker 5: the car free island.
Speaker 2: It's a car free island in Greece. So it's an
Speaker 2: island in the middle of the ocean with no cars.
Speaker 1: I like that. People love it.
Speaker 4: That's the only place we're safe.
Speaker 1: Take me there, baby.
Speaker 4: I'm telling you, it's the only place for safe.
Speaker 1: Were so bored after a week.
Speaker 2: We need the on Airthryan Seacrest brought to you by Postmates.
Speaker 4: Greek Isles. Oh my goodness, studio.
Speaker 1: Can't get scam then.
Speaker 4: You can fish for your own fish. No scams, no qrs.
Speaker 2: I'm just telling you, guys, I'm solutions oriented this morning.
Speaker 1: And can't raise my kids on an island.
Speaker 4: You can, and you will have to. So this just
Speaker 4: came out of nowhere.
Speaker 2: But we got a call from Judy right follow on
Speaker 2: this about spousal lies.
Speaker 4: Do you lie to your spouse about something?
Speaker 2: She told us that she loves listening on the IET
Speaker 2: radio app to us, but she had to lie to
Speaker 2: her husband so he would pay for more data on
Speaker 2: the cell phone plan. She told him their rates would
Speaker 2: double unless he paid for extra data. So but she
Speaker 2: didn't tell him she was doing it so she could
Speaker 2: listen to this show. I don't know how long that
Speaker 2: relationship is gonna lie. What happens when he finds out,
Speaker 2: but we got into thinking about it.
Speaker 4: So what are you lying to your spouse about?
Speaker 2: This is from Tony who went into the iHeartRadio out
Speaker 2: and hit the talkback button.
Speaker 8: Hey, Ryan, sistany Kanya is Tony from Virginia Beach. I
Speaker 8: don't tell my wife that I watched Selling Sunset.
Speaker 4: That he watches what telling Sunset.
Speaker 8: I want to keep us certain image of myself in
Speaker 8: her mind. I think that'll kind of tarnish it. So yeah,
Speaker 8: don't tell her. Thanks.
Speaker 1: I think she would think she would love.
Speaker 4: That's awesome.
Speaker 2: Then, by the way, how romantic he wants to keep
Speaker 2: a certain image in his wife's mind about him who
Speaker 2: he is and he doesn't want to blow that romance.
Speaker 4: Good on you, it's beautiful now.
Speaker 2: Deanna's calling here eight hundred two seven, Good morning, Deanna.
Speaker 4: How are you?
Speaker 3: I good?
Speaker 9: Thank you about?
Speaker 2: I'm just loving these lies that we're telling significant others.
Speaker 4: So what is it you like about?
Speaker 9: I will lie to my husband and tell him that
Speaker 9: I didn't know that the baby poop. I can relate
Speaker 9: to that I didn't check, and so you know, five
Speaker 9: minutes later, not even five minutes later, you'll go check and.
Speaker 2: Wait, So you guys know that there's poop there, but
Speaker 2: you just wait for him to change it.
Speaker 5: Or like the baby had just come to you, right,
Speaker 5: Like she come to you and you're like playing with
Speaker 5: her for two seconds, right, and then you're.
Speaker 1: Like, oh, go talk to daddy, and then she goes.
Speaker 1: It's like, right when she goes to daddy, she goes
Speaker 1: to daddy, he was like, oh, do you have poop?
Speaker 10: Poo?
Speaker 1: And it's like, oh, she must have poop, and then
Speaker 1: he picks her up, and then he goes and changes
Speaker 1: there and he always will. Good.
Speaker 9: It gets me out of a lot of type of changes.
Speaker 1: Hey, we did a lot for the first nine months.
Speaker 1: I think it's fair.
Speaker 9: I have to admit though, I kind of just outed
Speaker 9: myself because he popped his head in the room. Right now,
Speaker 9: I've added myself. Luckily, we're to the potty training phase now, So.
Speaker 4: Wait, popped in the baby or your husband.
Speaker 5: My husband, No, Deana, it is not over soon because
Speaker 5: the potty training phase, they're on the bathroom and then
Speaker 5: they're gonna call for you to come and wipe them
Speaker 5: and that's all.
Speaker 9: I have an older six year old as well, so
Speaker 9: very familiar. But so I'm trying to bypass all of
Speaker 9: the diaper phase because both of them want nothing to
Speaker 9: do with Dad in the bathroom. It's always mom that
Speaker 9: has to go.
Speaker 1: To We rock paper scissors and we're on the couch.
Speaker 4: All right, Well, Deanna, thanks for listening to us. You
Speaker 4: take care of but bye.
Speaker 1: Kiss.
Speaker 4: What do you lie to your spouse about? How fun
Speaker 4: is this?
Speaker 1: Sophie? What do you lie to your spouse about?
Speaker 11: Hi, guys, morning, dear friend.
Speaker 9: I love all of you guys so much.
Speaker 11: So who's your favorite that's not there?
Speaker 4: I'm easy got So.
Speaker 11: I actually work for a plastic surgeon. I have for
Speaker 11: like fourteen years. I've been with my husband for about
Speaker 11: ten of those years. And you know, one day we
Speaker 11: were watching TV and a commercial came on for Jupiter
Speaker 11: and which is a filler, and you know they're saying
Speaker 11: what it's for, and then but what all the risks are?
Speaker 11: And he just turns to me like, Wow, I'm just
Speaker 11: so glad that you don't do any of that stuff
Speaker 11: to you. And I've literally been doing it like since
Speaker 11: I've known him. I don't know how he doesn't know.
Speaker 11: I just stay silent.
Speaker 4: Oh will you tell him?
Speaker 11: I mean, he knows now that I at least do
Speaker 11: like botox. It's because I mean, I feel like there's
Speaker 11: no way he could notice. But I just kind of
Speaker 11: kept the filler thing to myself because he was so
Speaker 11: concerned about it. I worried.
Speaker 2: Amazing, we won't tell and you look great. Thanks Sophie
Speaker 2: for calling it right. Uh, that's a funny one. So
Speaker 2: if you got what does Michael know about your peop?
Speaker 9: What do you do?
Speaker 5: I've only done botox, but I don't tell him when
Speaker 5: I go and get it done, so he doesn't. He
Speaker 5: can't tell, like, but why because I don't need to, Like,
Speaker 5: I don't if he if he notices, fine, but he
Speaker 5: never notices.
Speaker 2: He needs the largest water jug that's ever been made.
Speaker 4: Gallons are in there.
Speaker 1: It's one gallon. Oh my gosh.
Speaker 4: And you carry that around?
Speaker 1: That's great.
Speaker 4: Do you pee all day? I don't.
Speaker 5: I mean, yes, I do. We all should pee all
Speaker 5: day by the way, I know, but it's so inconvenient
Speaker 5: peean all day.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 5: When I get to the station in the morning, I
Speaker 5: don't leave here until about four thirty PM, so I
Speaker 5: don't carry this around all day. It comes in the
Speaker 5: studio and then it goes to my desk.
Speaker 2: Once you went you in the bathroom at the studio.
Speaker 2: So I walked out of the studio in Burbank to
Speaker 2: use the bathroom, and I was going to the one
Speaker 2: that's close it's like in our wing. And Tanya said
Speaker 2: that was soap. Well, I said, where are you going?
Speaker 2: She goes to the bathroom. I oh, do you want me to?
Speaker 1: It was weird. I'm like, do you want me to
Speaker 1: go first? You want to go? You go first.
Speaker 7: It's actually nice. You were gentleman. You offered to let
Speaker 7: me go first.
Speaker 2: But it's weird when there's a bathroom thing because it's
Speaker 2: not like he maybe on what your business is, maybe
Speaker 2: you don't don't go first mine right, Like it's a
Speaker 2: little tricky. So I said, would you like to use
Speaker 2: it first? You want me to go? And she's like, no,
Speaker 2: I don't use that one.
Speaker 7: I don't like to use.
Speaker 5: I don't like to use that one that much either,
Speaker 5: because they don't ever refill the soap. It's and it
Speaker 5: also like smells in there sometimes it has a funky smell.
Speaker 7: It smells like sitting water.
Speaker 4: Well, why don't we have the building maintenance address this
Speaker 4: put soaping?
Speaker 8: They do?
Speaker 4: Where did you go you left.
Speaker 1: We go to like the there's one that has multiple stalls.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's like the women's restroom.
Speaker 2: I thought you went to the fourth floor. I asked
Speaker 2: Easton to grab me a bottle of water. Where'd he
Speaker 2: go for an hour? The fourth floor? No, you don't
Speaker 2: have any water either.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I thought they gave us like free breakfast at one point.
Speaker 2: Now I got to go to another floor to get water.
Speaker 2: And the toilet smells like a sock. Nick, I blame you.
Speaker 1: Don't blame Nick. It's the one person not to blame.
Speaker 1: All right? Is this the hack? Yes, sir, all right,
Speaker 1: it is time for the hack. I didn't think it
Speaker 1: will offend some people. You're right, all right?
Speaker 2: So this I'm only saying it because I keep seeing
Speaker 2: it and this might offend some This will offend people,
Speaker 2: but it's not me. I'm just messaging it, and I
Speaker 2: think it's a bunch of bs. So why am I
Speaker 2: doing it? Well, there's a theory going around that you
Speaker 2: should not date people with this first initial because they're toxic.
Speaker 4: Toxic?
Speaker 7: Okay, well, what's the initial?
Speaker 2: Men whose names start with J and women's name who
Speaker 2: start with M, beware of them.
Speaker 1: Do you have a few m x's, Ryan.
Speaker 4: A few like a.
Speaker 7: Wait, let's think does.
Speaker 1: No no?
Speaker 4: Is there an M no?
Speaker 1: Ms? Okay, okay, we don't know why.
Speaker 4: I mean, you could read more, but I didn't read
Speaker 4: the whole thing.
Speaker 7: Jay, I don't think I've dated any guys.
Speaker 1: It's the letter J Today's squad. Here we go.
Speaker 4: You don't always have to tell your side of the story.
Speaker 4: Time will that's right?
Speaker 5: Headlines Well, the driverless taxi company Waimo is expanding in La,
Speaker 5: adding service near Sofi Stadium in Inglewood and the Howard
Speaker 5: Hughes Shopping Center in Westchester. Survivors of the La County
Speaker 5: wildfires have until Monday to apply for federal and state
Speaker 5: programs offering disaster relief aid. Yolanda Saldivar, the woman who
Speaker 5: killed singer Selina Kintania, was denied parole days before the
Speaker 5: thirtieth anniversary of the shooting, which is on Monday. And
Speaker 5: Dodger fans paid a pretty penny for opening Day, as
Speaker 5: LA's home opener was the most expensive ticket in all
Speaker 5: of baseball and the World champs beat the Tigers five
Speaker 5: to four yesterday.
Speaker 2: We are bringing in je Marie. Maybe you don't know
Speaker 2: that name, but you will.
Speaker 4: Jay Marie, who's on American Idol on Sunday night, eight
Speaker 4: o'clock ABC stream on Hulu. Hi, j Marie, Hi?
Speaker 12: How you doing?
Speaker 9: Ryan?
Speaker 4: I am great? You look like a superstar.
Speaker 12: Thank you.
Speaker 2: I try so I got to tell you Jay Marie
Speaker 2: auditioned for American Idol. A lot of people we meet
Speaker 2: say and never thought I would do it, or I
Speaker 2: just didn't think I had a shot, or in jay
Speaker 2: Marie's case, which is why I wanted to talk to
Speaker 2: her again, because you got emotional about your audition and
Speaker 2: about people shutting you down and telling you no, and
Speaker 2: you couldn't do things. And I think, I know, Tanya
Speaker 2: and I have been in that position. Have you been
Speaker 2: in that position since you were good enough?
Speaker 4: You will not make it. I've been told you will
Speaker 4: not make.
Speaker 5: It until I got to kiss. Everyone says your no
Speaker 5: to me. So many doors closed.
Speaker 4: So talk about that a little bit, Jay Marie, and
Speaker 4: how you got through it.
Speaker 12: Honestly.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I grew up with like I knew I could
Speaker 13: sing right, and people would tell me, like Jay, you
Speaker 13: could sing, but they would always tell me that I
Speaker 13: was too chunky or I wasn't cute enough or they
Speaker 13: just don't see me on stage. They would always compare
Speaker 13: me to like the other great women in the industry.
Speaker 13: So I started in my own real life just comparing
Speaker 13: myself to the everyday girl working down the street, because
Speaker 13: like I grew up with people comparing me to people
Speaker 13: that I looked up to and telling me that I
Speaker 13: wasn't good enough. So honestly, I just really started in this.
Speaker 12: Point in my life trying to like fight against it.
Speaker 13: To be honest, like my whole life has just been
Speaker 13: a series of me thinking, you know what, I want
Speaker 13: to do this. I want to be an artist, but
Speaker 13: maybe I don't have what it takes because I just
Speaker 13: always felt like there was something about me that wasn't
Speaker 13: good enough. And I just feel like in this point
Speaker 13: in my life, and thanks to American Idol too, it
Speaker 13: really helped me a lot inside. I'm not gonna lie
Speaker 13: like it was more than just the same competition. It
Speaker 13: really made me believe like I was accepted and I
Speaker 13: can be in those spaces with all those other great artists.
Speaker 2: And how much does people in life they tell you can't,
Speaker 2: you won't, and you shouldn't. I know, specifically, one person
Speaker 2: in my early days that actually told me you'll never
Speaker 2: work in TV. You'll never You're not good enough. You never,
Speaker 2: you Ryan, That's what they told me. This was a
Speaker 2: TV producer said you'll never do it. Oh upset me
Speaker 2: so much, so much, that can't make I can't say
Speaker 2: no to anything. Yeah, let me play some of her audition.
Speaker 4: Here sings why did she goes in and sings a
Speaker 4: carry Underwood song?
Speaker 1: To carry Underwood?
Speaker 14: I dug my dies it to the side of it
Speaker 14: pretty little. So the fall whell driver my name and
Speaker 14: two with a Lanbasy.
Speaker 7: Took Louis Wilson.
Speaker 14: A boat last smashed all and out.
Speaker 7: Maybe next time before she.
Speaker 2: Got Shane, did you look her in the eye? I mean,
Speaker 2: what do you do when you're singing the song to
Speaker 2: the artist.
Speaker 12: I did look her in the eye in some insanity.
Speaker 12: I don't know what happened.
Speaker 13: So I don't know what took over me, because right
Speaker 13: before I went in there, I was like crying. I
Speaker 13: was so nervous, and I do remember looking her dead
Speaker 13: in her eyes.
Speaker 5: That has to be like an out of body experience,
Speaker 5: I think, to be singing her song to her.
Speaker 2: Plus you dug you, dug I heard the you dunk
Speaker 2: deep into the soul when you sing that grit I did.
Speaker 13: I was terrified, though I'm not gonna lie. I feel
Speaker 13: like it wasn't on the body experience, I don't think,
Speaker 13: because like I feel like when I left the room,
Speaker 13: that's when I was back to me, and when I
Speaker 13: was there, I feel like I was a whole different chick.
Speaker 1: Like I get you.
Speaker 2: You gotta see Jay Marie in this audition singing into
Speaker 2: the eyes of Carrie Underwood on Sunday eight o'clock ABC,
Speaker 2: streaming on Hulu.
Speaker 1: Jaymry, so great to see you.
Speaker 2: Congratulations on all the breakthroughs you're talking about here, and
Speaker 2: we wish you the best.
Speaker 12: Thank you, Ryan, I appreciate you, and I'm gonna keep.
Speaker 4: Working, keep working.
Speaker 2: Thanks bye guys, Bye, Jay Marie singing how about Karender
Speaker 2: beating up a truck?
Speaker 1: I love that carrier. That's one of my favorite carriers.
Speaker 4: I don't know that it's for my parents. I'm just
Speaker 4: picturing somebody.
Speaker 5: Especially after this last Sunday Night episode, the Boat Trip,
Speaker 5: the Brothers, Oh my.
Speaker 2: Goodness, the boat Trip. I'm just gonna leave it at that. Okay,
Speaker 2: my parents are watching that.
Speaker 1: Yeah a lot. That was a lot even for anybody.
Speaker 4: But it's a great show.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Patrick Swartz in it keeps I know, I want
Speaker 1: to look like him. You kind of you look nothing
Speaker 1: does not.
Speaker 14: I do not.
Speaker 7: Side by side, I feel like.
Speaker 1: I want to look like JL.
Speaker 7: Do you look just like her?
Speaker 14: Just like.
Speaker 4: Anyway. Jennifer Coolidge started in seasons.
Speaker 6: One and two of The Yes and she was a
Speaker 6: fan favorite for sure, and she bagged two Emmys at
Speaker 6: Golden Globe for her performance. But it's not just awards
Speaker 6: that she was winning for her role, but her love
Speaker 6: life was impacted and spoiler alert, her character.
Speaker 7: Tanya fell off of a boat in season two.
Speaker 6: So she says, even though I play a complete weirdo
Speaker 6: in White Lotusque, guys come up to me and this
Speaker 6: is far better than American Pie because people were really sad.
Speaker 7: About Tanya falling off a boat.
Speaker 6: These men like you better because they feel like you
Speaker 6: went through something and that show really upped my game.
Speaker 6: So I feel like it appears being on a hit
Speaker 6: TV show can really help improve your dating life.
Speaker 7: So yeah, if.
Speaker 6: Anybody out there wants to get on a hit TV
Speaker 6: show to up their game, yeah.
Speaker 2: I thought it was on a hit TV show. But
Speaker 2: the thing is Jennifer Coolidge. Yeah, in this show she
Speaker 2: said it up to her game, right, people coming up here?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I like, maybe these people cannot separate.
Speaker 2: Her from her character. I believe she's an actor and
Speaker 2: anything the role that they play is them and realize
Speaker 2: that they're gonna be the same.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 6: So it's funny that you say that, because I feel
Speaker 6: like I only feel that way about one character in
Speaker 6: television at all. Ellen Ellen Pompeo is Meredith Gray forever
Speaker 6: for me. But every other actor I feel like I
Speaker 6: can morph with them into their different characters.
Speaker 4: I don't. I would like walk up to dinner Coolidge
Speaker 4: and say, I'm so sorry about the boat.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, is there any hope that she comes back?
Speaker 5: Like, there's no way she just even in her quotes,
Speaker 5: even though I play a complete weirdo, she can't say played.
Speaker 1: She used past tense.
Speaker 4: Who knows anything in that. But it seems like they
Speaker 4: roll on with those casts.
Speaker 7: But she could come back as like a ghost or something.
Speaker 8: You never know.
Speaker 4: Okay, let's let you guys not write the way the
Speaker 4: ghost of Jennifer Coolidge. Please.
Speaker 10: Flashbacks, Flashbacks, Flashbacks, Patrick Schwarzenegger and making his protein shakes
Speaker 10: every episode.
Speaker 15: Patrick Patrick on the show, Patrick call us, Please, well
Speaker 15: we can't just you got to call him.
Speaker 1: Maybe he's listening right now.
Speaker 4: Just call hey, prob the whole cast is listening right now.
Speaker 5: Casual noey Yeah, Jamie prep.
Speaker 7: We're prepp.
Speaker 4: We love the shows.
Speaker 1: We're prep We got it.
Speaker 4: What's in your protein shake that he makes every episode?
Speaker 11: Right?
Speaker 4: That is the weekend one o two point seven. Because
Speaker 4: I'm Los Angeles, we are bringing in j Marie. Maybe
Speaker 4: you don't know that name, but you will.
Speaker 2: Jay Marie, who's on American Idol on Sunday night, eight
Speaker 2: o'clock ABC stream on Hulu.
Speaker 1: Hi, j Marie, Hi, how you doing?
Speaker 12: Ryan?
Speaker 1: I am great.
Speaker 4: You look like a superstar. Thank you.
Speaker 2: So I got to tell you j Marie auditioned for
Speaker 2: American Idol. A lot of people we meet say I
Speaker 2: never thought I would do it, or I just didn't
Speaker 2: think I had a shot, or in jay Marie's case,
Speaker 2: which is why I wanted to talk to her again,
Speaker 2: because you got emotional about your audition and about people
Speaker 2: shutting you down and telling you no, and you couldn't
Speaker 2: do things. And I think I know Tanya and I
Speaker 2: have been in that position. Have you been in that position?
Speaker 2: Since it were absolutely good.
Speaker 4: Enough, you will not make it. I've been told you
Speaker 4: will not make it until I.
Speaker 1: Got to kiss everyone said your no to me. So
Speaker 1: many doors closed.
Speaker 4: So talk about that a little bit, Jay Marie and
Speaker 4: how you got through it.
Speaker 13: Honestly, Yeah, I grew up with like I knew I
Speaker 13: could sing right, and people would tell me, like Jay,
Speaker 13: you could sing, but they would always tell me that
Speaker 13: I was too chunky, or I wasn't cute enough, or
Speaker 13: they just don't see me on stage.
Speaker 12: They would always compare me to like the other great
Speaker 12: women in the industry.
Speaker 13: So I started in my own real life just comparing
Speaker 13: myself to the everyday girl working down the street, because
Speaker 13: like I grew up with people comparing me to people
Speaker 13: that I looked up to and.
Speaker 12: Telling me that I wasn't good enough.
Speaker 13: So honestly, I just really started in this point in
Speaker 13: my life trying to like fight against it. To be honest, Like,
Speaker 13: my whole life has just been a series of me thinking,
Speaker 13: you know what I want to do this. I want
Speaker 13: to be an artist, but maybe I don't have what
Speaker 13: it takes. Because I just always felt like there was
Speaker 13: something about me that wasn't good enough. And I just
Speaker 13: feel like at this point in my life, and thanks
Speaker 13: to American Idol too, it really helped me a lot inside.
Speaker 13: I'm not gonna lie like it was more than just
Speaker 13: a singing competition. It really made me believe like I
Speaker 13: was accepted and I can be in those spaces with
Speaker 13: all those other great artists.
Speaker 2: And how about these people in life that tell you
Speaker 2: you can't, you won't, and you shouldn't. I know specifically
Speaker 2: one person in my early days that actually told me
Speaker 2: you'll never work in TV. You'll never You're not good enough.
Speaker 2: Never you Ryan, That's what they told me. This was
Speaker 2: a TV producer said you'll never do it. Oh, upset
Speaker 2: me so much, so much I can make I can't
Speaker 2: say no to anything. Yeah, and let me play some
Speaker 2: of her audition.
Speaker 4: Here sings why if she goes in and sings a
Speaker 4: care underwent song, to carry Underwee, I dug my pas
Speaker 4: to the.
Speaker 14: Side of it pretty little, so the full well driver
Speaker 14: my name and to Lantasy.
Speaker 1: To the Louis Bils.
Speaker 14: Both last smashed all and out ball.
Speaker 7: Maybe next time.
Speaker 13: Be foggy che.
Speaker 10: Shane.
Speaker 4: Did you look her in the eye? I mean, what
Speaker 4: do you do when you're singing the song to the artist.
Speaker 12: I did look her in the eye in some insanity.
Speaker 12: I don't know what happened. So I don't know what
Speaker 12: took over me, because right before I went.
Speaker 13: In there, I was like crying. I was so nervous,
Speaker 13: and I do remember looking at her dead in her eyes.
Speaker 5: That has to be like an out of body experience,
Speaker 5: I think, to be singing her song to her.
Speaker 4: You dug you dug. I heard the you dunk deep
Speaker 4: into the soul when you sing grect.
Speaker 11: I did.
Speaker 12: I was terrified. Though I'm not gonna lie.
Speaker 13: I feel like it wasn't on the body experience, I think,
Speaker 13: because like I feel like when I left the room,
Speaker 13: that's when I was back to me, and when I
Speaker 13: was there, I feel like I was a whole different chick.
Speaker 1: By I get it.
Speaker 2: You gotta see Jay Marie in this audition singing into
Speaker 2: the eyes of Carrie Underwood on Sunday eight o'clock ABC,
Speaker 2: streaming on Hulu.
Speaker 1: Jamry, so great to see you.
Speaker 2: Congratulations on all the breakthroughs you're talking about here, and
Speaker 2: we wish.
Speaker 4: You the best.
Speaker 12: Thank you, Ryan, I appreciate you and I'm gonna keep working.
Speaker 4: Keep working. Thanks bye guys.
Speaker 2: By Jay Marie singing how about Cary Underwood beating up
Speaker 2: a truck.
Speaker 5: I love that carry and that's one of my favorite
Speaker 5: carry out.
Speaker 1: Not very fire tickets and that kiss.
Speaker 2: There's always that moment where your mom and dad answer
Speaker 2: the phone. You call them at home and they tell
Speaker 2: you they're watching season three of The White Lotus.
Speaker 1: That's great.
Speaker 4: I don't know that it's for my parents. I'm just
Speaker 4: picturing somebody.
Speaker 5: Especially after this last Sunday Night episode, the Boat Trip
Speaker 5: the Brothers.
Speaker 2: Oh my goodness, the Boat Trip. I'm just gonna leave
Speaker 2: it at that. Okay, my parents are watching that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was a lot. That was a lot, even
Speaker 1: for anybody.
Speaker 4: But it's a great show.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Patrick Swartz in it.
Speaker 4: I know I want to look like him.
Speaker 1: You kind of look does not?
Speaker 6: I do not?
Speaker 7: Side by side? I feel like.
Speaker 1: I want to look like JL.
Speaker 7: Do you look just like her?
Speaker 16: Just like it.
Speaker 4: Anyway.
Speaker 2: Jennifer Coolidge started in seasons one and two of The
Speaker 2: White Lotus.
Speaker 6: Yes, and she was a fan favorite for sure, and
Speaker 6: she two Emmy's at Golden Globe for her performance. But
Speaker 6: it's not just awards that she was winning for her role,
Speaker 6: but her love life was impacted and spoiler alert, her character.
Speaker 7: Tanya fell off of a boat in season two.
Speaker 6: So she says, even though I play a complete weirdo
Speaker 6: in White Lotus, cute guys come up to me, and
Speaker 6: this is far better than American Pie because people were
Speaker 6: really sad about Tanya falling off a boat. These men
Speaker 6: like you better because they feel like you went through
Speaker 6: something and that show really upped my game. So I
Speaker 6: feel like it appears being on a hit TV show
Speaker 6: can really help improve your dating life. So yeah, if
Speaker 6: anybody out there wants to get on a hit TV
Speaker 6: show to up their game, yeah.
Speaker 2: I thought it was on a hit TV show. But
Speaker 2: the thing is Jennifer Coolidge. Yeah, in this show she
Speaker 2: said it up to her game, right, people coming up here? Y?
Speaker 2: I like, maybe these people cannot separate her from her character.
Speaker 2: I believe she's an actor and anything the role that
Speaker 2: they play is them and realize that they're going to
Speaker 2: be the same.
Speaker 6: Okay, So it's funny that you say that, because I
Speaker 6: feel like I only feel that way about one character
Speaker 6: in television at all.
Speaker 7: Ellen Ellen Pompeo is Meredith.
Speaker 6: Gray forever for me, but every other actor, I feel
Speaker 6: like I can morph with them into their different characters.
Speaker 4: I don't. I would like walk up together Coolidge and
Speaker 4: say I'm so sorry about the boat.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, is there any hope that she comes back?
Speaker 5: Like there's no way she just even in her quotes,
Speaker 5: even though I play a complete weirdo, she can say played,
Speaker 5: she used past tense.
Speaker 4: Who knows anything in that? But it seems like they
Speaker 4: roll on with those casts.
Speaker 7: But she could come back as like a ghost or something.
Speaker 1: You never know.
Speaker 4: Okay, let's let you guys not write the way the
Speaker 4: ghost of Jennifer Coolidge.
Speaker 10: Please flashbacks, flashbacks, flashbacks, Patrick Twortz Segger and making his
Speaker 10: protein shakes every episode.
Speaker 15: Patrick Patrick on the show, Patrick call us please.
Speaker 1: Well we can't just you got to call him. Maybe
Speaker 1: he's listening right now.
Speaker 4: Just call hey, pray the whole cast is listening right now.
Speaker 1: Casual No, yeah, Marmy, prep, we're prepped.
Speaker 4: We love the shots.
Speaker 1: We're prep we got it.
Speaker 4: What's in your protein shake that he makes every episode?
Speaker 10: Right?
Speaker 2: Dj T about like selling the Friday mixed next that
Speaker 2: we're gonna play match game now with Brianna, who's contested
Speaker 2: number one and Yanira, who's contested number two.
Speaker 4: Brianna, good morning, good morning.
Speaker 2: Welcome to the match gaming. On one second, let's get
Speaker 2: Yanira contest the number two for the match game.
Speaker 1: How you doing.
Speaker 13: Great?
Speaker 4: Thank you, good morning, good morning.
Speaker 2: All right, we're gonna play right now for tickets to
Speaker 2: our Waango Tango. I've got the panel here, Sisiny, Tanya Ruby,
Speaker 2: and engineered tubs. First, Brianna, you're up. Don't say the answer,
Speaker 2: just think about what's going to go in the blank,
Speaker 2: So back blank. What word most likely goes with bath?
Speaker 2: That's what the panel is going to write down. If
Speaker 2: you write down the same thing and you match, Oh
Speaker 2: that's good. Norganzone's matches will win this and that's your
Speaker 2: WINGO Tango access. What'd you say bath what Brianna, bathroom?
Speaker 4: Bathroom?
Speaker 1: Sisiny, bathroom? I said tub, bathtub.
Speaker 4: Bath tubs? All right, Tanya, bath.
Speaker 7: I said bathtub as well.
Speaker 1: Roomy.
Speaker 4: Did you say bathroom?
Speaker 1: I said bathroom.
Speaker 4: And tubs. Did you say tubbs? I did say tubbs
Speaker 4: bathtub of.
Speaker 1: Name too.
Speaker 4: He put two b's on the end of his bathtub.
Speaker 4: All right, let's go.
Speaker 2: You got one match now you're near it. You got
Speaker 2: to get one to tytoo to win. Yours is apple blank,
Speaker 2: don't say just think about it, apple blank?
Speaker 1: Apple? What apple?
Speaker 4: All right? Apple apple?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 4: What did you say?
Speaker 1: Apple sauce? I like apple sauce, the apple sauce. I
Speaker 1: said pie, apple pie to apple sauce.
Speaker 6: Apple bottoms, apple bottom jeans, boots with the fur.
Speaker 8: At the.
Speaker 4: Looking that ruby, not that apple bottom apple jeans. First thing,
Speaker 4: I guarantee tubs and not say apple bottom. So what
Speaker 4: did you say, tubbs?
Speaker 1: Apple pie? Well we've got to be winner.
Speaker 2: Congratulations Brianna, you win the Wingo Tango tickets. And thank
Speaker 2: you very much in here for listen to us.
Speaker 9: Oh my god, shut the front door.
Speaker 1: We appreciate both of ya.
Speaker 2: Well, also give a little bit of advice every once
Speaker 2: in a while, but and we take our own advice
Speaker 2: knit so much. I will say, since I've officiated a wedding,
Speaker 2: my business has gone up. People have been asking me
Speaker 2: if I would officiate their wedding.
Speaker 1: Of course I've got some offers.
Speaker 6: I thought you were going to say, people are like
Speaker 6: hitting on you more like it up your game.
Speaker 2: No now yet, No, that takes time, Tanya. Yeah, I
Speaker 2: have to repost all that stuff about fourteen yes or
Speaker 2: any traction.
Speaker 6: Yeah, because I feel like you just were so tender
Speaker 6: and sweet. I feel like prospects could see that and
Speaker 6: be like.
Speaker 2: Hender Roney, Yeah, we'll see Sophia. Let's get to your
Speaker 2: issue here. Thanks for listening to as in Long Beach.
Speaker 2: So you need our advice. Your sister's boyfriend is about
Speaker 2: to propose, and you know about the proposal, yes, okay,
Speaker 2: and you don't like it.
Speaker 3: For her, I don't.
Speaker 16: So they've been dating for about a year and a half,
Speaker 16: and she knows the proposal is comeing because he put
Speaker 16: it on his calendar, so she fought on the calendar,
Speaker 16: so she knows that the proposal is coming. His promise,
Speaker 16: it's fun, is to take her to the beach and
Speaker 16: just get down on one knee and propose. But me
Speaker 16: and my little sister, we spoke to her best friend
Speaker 16: and we all agreed that she needs more than that,
Speaker 16: because my sister is very like she looks. I mean,
Speaker 16: for my baby shower, she spent alone like one thousand
Speaker 16: dollars on flowers.
Speaker 3: People. Obviously, she I know she needs. She likes that stuff, you.
Speaker 4: Know, So I don't think she's just going to be
Speaker 4: happy about the simplicity of a beautiful beach proposal at sunset.
Speaker 3: I don't. Oh that's another thing. He's not doing it
Speaker 3: at sunset. He's going to do it at five pm.
Speaker 1: Oh it's a little too hot still.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and the pictures, I think, what's going to be
Speaker 3: like too shadows.
Speaker 4: What do you think he should do? And are you
Speaker 4: going to direct the proposal or are you got to.
Speaker 1: Step in and help?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 16: I think he should just do flowers like roses on
Speaker 16: the sand. I don't know if you guys have seen
Speaker 16: that set up right, It's very simple. It's just a
Speaker 16: line of roses on the sand and like four candles,
Speaker 16: and it looks beautiful on pictures. And then I think
Speaker 16: for sure he needs to decorate the house or something like.
Speaker 4: So after the proposal, have you gone to him with
Speaker 4: any of these notes?
Speaker 16: Yeah, he said that she doesn't want any of that because,
Speaker 16: according to him, he's asked her, do you want this
Speaker 16: lame ish?
Speaker 3: And she said no, But I mean who wouldn't if
Speaker 3: you're asking like that.
Speaker 2: Look, I've got no experience with proposing, So Sysney Tanya,
Speaker 2: should she get involved and give the detailed direction?
Speaker 1: I think if you can help in a way.
Speaker 5: He's gonna need help because someone's gonna have to go
Speaker 5: set up something right, and yeah, you want it's pictures taken?
Speaker 1: Who knows?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 5: So I think like, instead of being so your idea sucks,
Speaker 5: do what I want to do, be more like, let
Speaker 5: me help you so that I can take some of
Speaker 5: the pressure because this is such an important day and
Speaker 5: you're going to be kind of nervous and kind of
Speaker 5: like put them up on a pedestal a little bit,
Speaker 5: you know, and then you can kind of still do
Speaker 5: what you want to do that your sister.
Speaker 1: You know, your sister's gonna like.
Speaker 4: The good news is we have time. We have time
Speaker 4: to fix it. And just what just the tone and
Speaker 4: style of Sicin's advice is perfect. Good luck, okay, Sophia,
Speaker 4: and congratulations. By the way, I am ordained. I know
Speaker 4: that have you seen the pictures?
Speaker 1: If you want them to cry, you'll cry.
Speaker 4: I will think at the rehearsal dinner next to a
Speaker 4: couple and I will cry.
Speaker 1: You can see the photos.
Speaker 3: Okay, sounds a plan. I will call and book you.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Sophia.
Speaker 4: I appreciate you understanding.
Speaker 2: My calendar is very, very booked, so I will have
Speaker 2: to schedule take care, Sophia, and good luck with this.
Speaker 4: The rest of your sister appreciate you.
Speaker 2: I cannot unsee Uncle Cookie naked in the cold plunge
Speaker 2: from your wedding.
Speaker 4: Uncle Cookie was naked in the cold plunge. No one
Speaker 4: gets naked in a cold plunge.
Speaker 7: A lot of other guests were telling us about that
Speaker 7: as well that were there.
Speaker 4: He was the only naked person on the island. You
Speaker 4: do not want him to live this life like that.
Speaker 1: That's fine, trust me, be free exactly.
Speaker 14: Not that.
Speaker 4: No cold plunge did not help. So think about which
Speaker 4: type you are and ask for a guest person explain
Speaker 4: it and why it matters.
Speaker 1: Okay, So have you.
Speaker 5: Ever noticed how some people ask for what they need
Speaker 5: while others are a little bit more passive aggressive. Maybe
Speaker 5: they drop hints and they just hope you catch on. Yes, yeah, okay,
Speaker 5: So there's a difference between them, and it's it all
Speaker 5: goes down to the way you were raised and the
Speaker 5: families that you come from. So you either come from
Speaker 5: an ask family or you come from a guess family.
Speaker 5: So and ask families people say exactly what they want
Speaker 5: and the other person simply just says yes or no.
Speaker 5: It's kind of more of a blunt like, hey can
Speaker 5: you help me move Saturday? Straight to the point no
Speaker 5: guessing involved. Yeah, okay, now I like it A guess
Speaker 5: family the director requests feel too blunt for them, so
Speaker 5: they like to more hint what they want.
Speaker 1: I'm moving this weekend. It's going to be a nightmare.
Speaker 5: Exactly helping the other person kind of like comes in
Speaker 5: and offers to help. Neither dile I guess is right
Speaker 5: or wrong. But it's just so interesting that there's two
Speaker 5: types of people. There's only one right way to do it,
Speaker 5: and that is ask.
Speaker 4: Be direct.
Speaker 2: You want something, You've got to ask specifically for it.
Speaker 2: Don't expect other people to connect the dots. And frankly,
Speaker 2: if you're a guest person and you're saying all that
Speaker 2: stuff about the moving, I'm definitely not jumping in.
Speaker 4: I'm definitely not going to connect.
Speaker 1: I know exact.
Speaker 5: I can't deal with the passive aggressiveness like that just
Speaker 5: doesn't flow with me. I'm a very direct, i'll ask
Speaker 5: type of person, but I only ask if it's really needed.
Speaker 1: I am I almost hate asking for help.
Speaker 4: That makes sense, I understand that, but I will tell
Speaker 4: you I was born and raised with a father, a
Speaker 4: mother and a father, but a father that is, and
Speaker 4: was a lawyer, okay, a defense attorney.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 2: Specificity and directness is how we were raised. If you
Speaker 2: didn't complete the thought with absolute specificity, then he would say, Well,
Speaker 2: you didn't say that.
Speaker 4: You said, oh my gosh, can I go out this weekend?
Speaker 4: You didn't say can I go out Sunday at four pm?
Speaker 4: With Barton and Mitch? So you didn't ask the right question. Ryan,
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, I was on the stand every day.
Speaker 1: Oh wow.
Speaker 4: So are you a guess person, Tanya or now?
Speaker 6: I honestly think I'm a hybrid because sometimes I feel
Speaker 6: like I can be very direct, but then sometimes I
Speaker 6: also feel like I not. It's not passive, but sometimes
Speaker 6: when you're people pleaser, you don't want to You don't
Speaker 6: want to impose on anyone.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 4: Well, that's why we don't. I'm like Sisy, I don't
Speaker 4: ask for anything, but I did. I would it exactly agree.
Speaker 4: You were raised a guest person and now you're an
Speaker 4: ask person.
Speaker 17: Yes, I come from a guest family, but I feel
Speaker 17: like over the years I've morphed into an ask person.
Speaker 4: Now, yeah, I think it serves one better when you
Speaker 4: can be specific if you want.
Speaker 1: Something, absolutely definitely all right.
Speaker 4: Ask yourself? Are you an ask or a guest?
Speaker 8: Morning?
Speaker 2: And a lot of different choices on streaming, on TV,
Speaker 2: the movies. So what's on your weekend watch list?
Speaker 4: Sisy?
Speaker 1: The weekend watch list?
Speaker 5: Just so, I am doing Mufasa the Lion King on
Speaker 5: Disney Plus. In this Lionking sequel or prequel, Orphaned Cup,
Speaker 5: Mufasa meets a lion name Taka the air to a
Speaker 5: royal bloodline. So it's kind of a movie that the
Speaker 5: whole family can watch. And it's two hours on Disney Plus.
Speaker 4: Okay, now what's on your weekend watch It's Tanya.
Speaker 7: Mine is the Life List. It's on Netflix today.
Speaker 6: Actually, Sophia Carson plays a young woman who embarks on
Speaker 6: a quest to complete a teenage bucket list. And it
Speaker 6: is very emotional, it's very moving. I've seen it twice
Speaker 6: and I cried both times.
Speaker 2: I want to see that. Now that I know her,
Speaker 2: I feel like she's my best friend because she's at
Speaker 2: your wedding.
Speaker 7: Now I didn know her mom.
Speaker 1: I feel like I'm best friends with her mom.
Speaker 4: I sat with her mom at the dinner.
Speaker 7: Her mom is the best, the best.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh yeah, fam.
Speaker 2: So I feel like I'm best friends to Sophia because
Speaker 2: we went to the buffet line together. Yeah, and we
Speaker 2: both said have you ever done this before?
Speaker 4: I said no, have you?
Speaker 1: She said no?
Speaker 4: So first, isn't it first time she ever performed at
Speaker 4: a wedding? First time I ever performed at a wedding?
Speaker 4: And then we got talk whatever you saved that night? Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's good. I want to see that and Ruby. What's
Speaker 4: in Aerrican watsas Mine is.
Speaker 17: The studio on Apple TV Plus. So Seth Brogan plays
Speaker 17: Matt Remick, the newly appointed head of Continental Studios, trying
Speaker 17: to keep movies.
Speaker 4: Alive and relevant.
Speaker 12: Good.
Speaker 4: No, I saw the trailer for it, and I was like, oh,
Speaker 4: it's a must.
Speaker 2: Yes, this where I think I started this where they're
Speaker 2: gonna do the movie about the kool Aid Person, because
Speaker 2: they were like, if if the plastic doll can be
Speaker 2: so successful, what about the kool Aid universe starting with
Speaker 2: the LVI, the Cheese person and all that stuff. Yes,
Speaker 2: I just saw the commercial, but all right, and stuff
Speaker 2: to look out for. Mid Century Modern is coming to
Speaker 2: Hulu Today. That's Nathan Lane and Matt Boehmer American Ilis
Speaker 2: Sunday The Bondsman on Amazon Prime with Kevin Bacon. A
Speaker 2: lot of people talking about that too. Never a dull moment,
Speaker 2: all right, So I'm offended by it.
Speaker 7: Tell me more.
Speaker 2: I just don't Why does anyone get to judge how
Speaker 2: someone else proposes to their significant other?
Speaker 5: Because that's what the internet does, right, I mean, you
Speaker 5: put something out on social media, people are going to
Speaker 5: comment because that's what people do.
Speaker 2: Okay, But oh wait, there's a guy that's getting slammed
Speaker 2: for proposing to his girlfriend by leaving a note in
Speaker 2: the morning, a written note.
Speaker 4: Right, Monty Holmes, What why is every so upset about this?
Speaker 1: Because they're saying that why did he do it this way?
Speaker 1: Who leaves a note and then leaves as a proposal?
Speaker 4: Well there was a reason, wasn't it sent like a
Speaker 4: There was a purpose or reason?
Speaker 5: So basically so, I think when it comes to your proposal,
Speaker 5: it's something that you'll never forget. It's a story that
Speaker 5: you're going to tell for the rest of your lives.
Speaker 5: And so he ripped a piece of paper out of
Speaker 5: his notebook, put it and left it in the bathroom
Speaker 5: for his now fiance. She said yes, by the way,
Speaker 5: and the note just simply said it was like on
Speaker 5: a like a lined notebook.
Speaker 1: It said, will you marry me? With the ring box
Speaker 1: and the ring and that was it.
Speaker 5: So when she woke up in the morning and she
Speaker 5: like it was and I guess her bathroom was like
Speaker 5: kind of messy already as it was, she kind of
Speaker 5: just like saw it like in on the counter, and
Speaker 5: that's the way I love it. That's the way she
Speaker 5: found it, right, And why.
Speaker 1: Did he do it? It was a reason.
Speaker 5: So he did it because she was having a really
Speaker 5: rough few days at work. So the day prior, even
Speaker 5: the day before that, she had had a really long
Speaker 5: day and he and she was just like she had
Speaker 5: worked all day, was super tired when she got home
Speaker 5: that night and had to get it even earlier the
Speaker 5: next day to go back to work or something like that,
Speaker 5: and she was stressed and were just like having like
Speaker 5: almost like a really bad day. And he said he
Speaker 5: likes to play around and he wanted to really catch
Speaker 5: her off guard. He really wanted to catch her when
Speaker 5: she least expected it. And they apparently joke around with
Speaker 5: each other a lot, and he knew that it would
Speaker 5: be a funny way to do it with her.
Speaker 4: It's sense of humor in their relationship, and it works
Speaker 4: for them.
Speaker 1: It works for them, I kind of.
Speaker 2: I mean, how perfect, it's simple, it's concise, it's too point,
Speaker 2: it's I think it's cute that you put it on
Speaker 2: the notebook paper.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so she thinks, you know, she takes a picture
Speaker 5: of this, and she posts it on social media. She
Speaker 5: gets you know, her friends love it, her family loves it,
Speaker 5: everyone's happy for her. But then it goes viral and
Speaker 5: the internet is like tearing it down, like everyone couldn't.
Speaker 1: Believe what if Michael did this to you? This would
Speaker 1: not fly for me personally.
Speaker 4: No, not fly for you.
Speaker 1: No boy in the future does.
Speaker 14: This for you. No.
Speaker 5: I want him to be there, and I want wouldn't
Speaker 5: he want to see my reaction?
Speaker 4: I think we need to just not worry about We
Speaker 4: don't know other people's relationships.
Speaker 7: I know, And I think, like that's the thing.
Speaker 6: A girlfriend of mine got proposed to recently and it
Speaker 6: wasn't this like over the top. I feel like everyone
Speaker 6: just expects this crazy, over the top thing and it
Speaker 6: was just really sweet at their breakfast, like they were
Speaker 6: sitting at breakfast together and he just like pulled it
Speaker 6: out and did it right there, and it was so
Speaker 6: sweet and it was just tender. And I feel like
Speaker 6: now with social media, everybody expects everything to be so
Speaker 6: over the top.
Speaker 4: Well, we're gonna we're gonna take it back.
Speaker 2: We're gonna take it back to writing a put a
Speaker 2: little pen and paper together in a box by the
Speaker 2: sink and toothpaste and let's call it a day, happy life.
Speaker 8: I know.
Speaker 2: And Sisteny with this story about what some people are doing.
Speaker 2: Apparently it's catching on because well, we have limited time.
Speaker 5: Well, I that's an article about this the other day,
Speaker 5: which is like was like the big light bulb, and
Speaker 5: I was like, oh my gosh, this is actually a thing.
Speaker 4: So what are they calling. What's the concept?
Speaker 5: It's called Aaron dates. So let's do the math real quick.
Speaker 5: Twenty four hours in a day. If you get eight
Speaker 5: hours of sleep and you work eight hours at work,
Speaker 5: eight hours of sleep, that's I mean, right, if you do.
Speaker 5: I'm just saying, sixteen hours are taken up by sleep
Speaker 5: and work essentially, give or take. So that doesn't leave
Speaker 5: you very much timed for like hanging out with your
Speaker 5: friends and like catching up with people.
Speaker 7: So you do the math like that. It's very limited,
Speaker 7: it is.
Speaker 10: I know.
Speaker 5: And so airin dates is basically calling your best and
Speaker 5: saying like, hey, I have to go to Target.
Speaker 1: Come with me and you you run your errands together,
Speaker 1: you catch up. You can go to the car wash.
Speaker 5: You can think about when I go to the car wash,
Speaker 5: I sit there by myself on my phone for an hour, Like, yeah,
Speaker 5: why not like have that time spent with a friend,
Speaker 5: or taking a step further and go maybe not a
Speaker 5: first date, but maybe like a second date or a
Speaker 5: third date, like going to like if you have to,
Speaker 5: Like if you're shopping for a new couch and you're
Speaker 5: like coming to a few different furniture stories, you can
Speaker 5: get a vibe of like what this guy is like,
Speaker 5: what a style is like, if you think if you
Speaker 5: think that you could see a future within, it's like
Speaker 5: kind of cute.
Speaker 4: I think about it.
Speaker 2: Well, I well, I'm just gonna tell you, like when
Speaker 2: I go shopping for food, I kind of like to
Speaker 2: be in my own head at the grocer.
Speaker 14: I do.
Speaker 4: I find it therapeutic way.
Speaker 2: I also have this whole inner voice talking to me
Speaker 2: about what I want to make and what I'm looking for,
Speaker 2: and I don't I don't need to be focused on
Speaker 2: I don't know that I could focus on getting the
Speaker 2: things I need at a grocery store and also having
Speaker 2: great dialogue with a friend or a potential significant other.
Speaker 1: I'm focused on my well, like going and getting your
Speaker 1: car washed or but then.
Speaker 4: What happens at the end of your Carget's called first
Speaker 4: and you bail, you leave.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's not a good deal.
Speaker 5: Like I have had my friends like want to hang
Speaker 5: out and I say, you can come over for like
Speaker 5: thirty minutes, but then I have to go and pick
Speaker 5: up the kids from school, and then I have to
Speaker 5: take them to dance class. So they're like, walk, come
Speaker 5: with you, and so they do because that's the only
Speaker 5: time we get to hang out.
Speaker 2: Didn't you speak now? But in the dating world I
Speaker 2: find it to be didn't you either want to talking
Speaker 2: about X? Isn't this an ick? If a person wanted
Speaker 2: to do this as a date, it seems like an ick.
Speaker 5: Well maybe for you, maybe that's your ick, but I
Speaker 5: don't think it's most people's sick.
Speaker 1: I just think it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're not focused on the person like, don't you think,
Speaker 2: don't you think it's like, isn't one of the most
Speaker 2: challenging things to find someone who listens? And if you're
Speaker 2: shopping or your car going through the car wash, you're
Speaker 2: not paying way, You're seeing this the.
Speaker 1: Wrong way, you're not understanding.
Speaker 5: Okay, When you first start dating somebody, don't you want
Speaker 5: to be with them all the time? Like you think
Speaker 5: about them all the time? No, when you first start,
Speaker 5: you mean once you've gotten you, once you're realizing like
Speaker 5: that's them, Like you want to be with them at
Speaker 5: all times of the day. But you can't keep doing
Speaker 5: these like extravagant dates. You have to get on with
Speaker 5: your life and run your errands and do normal day.
Speaker 1: To day stuff. So then they just come with you
Speaker 1: to that stuff and you know you can know each
Speaker 1: other that way. That's that that's later after the yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 6: Like imagine somebody on a third date being like, Hey,
Speaker 6: I'm gonna go get my shoes shine down at our
Speaker 6: tou Ros. Do you want to hop in the car
Speaker 6: and get my shoes shined with me?
Speaker 1: I'd be like, that's weird. What I wouldn't want to
Speaker 1: go with anybody to get their shoes.
Speaker 7: I mean whatever I'm trying to think of Aarons guys.
Speaker 1: Run, we don't. We don't do that. I'll tell you
Speaker 1: that nineteen thirty five.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we don't get a hot shave and shine.
Speaker 1: At the train station.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and get in our wagon. That is gonna wrap
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