Speaker 1: Look man, oh I see you? Why why and look
Speaker 1: over there? How is that culture? Yes? Goodness lost culture,
Speaker 1: Asta's calling start the epp as dead as Oh my god, wait,
Speaker 1: this makes me miss set life. I accidentally put the
Speaker 1: cadence of why don't you in there, and that's why
Speaker 1: don't you get the berry? Why don't you? You know
Speaker 1: what the mary? Why don't you? Readers? Publicists? I recently
Speaker 1: I do this every now and then with my sister
Speaker 1: Matt Rogers, where I remind him of a brilliant thing
Speaker 1: he's done because he does so the volume is so
Speaker 1: much that he often forgets. And I was we were
Speaker 1: talking about the I mean, this is just like a
Speaker 1: little earworm that's just stayed with me. But on the
Speaker 1: first episode of the of the Twelve Days of Culture,
Speaker 1: which is our Christmas underrated last culture moment and time
Speaker 1: people don't talk about they don't. You're right anyway, my sister,
Speaker 1: we were we were playing Mary fuck kill with McDonald's
Speaker 1: menu items, and he posed to me, mary fuck kill
Speaker 1: strawberry milkshake, mcflurry or you mix different zodas that the
Speaker 1: zoda fountains like a suicide for creations. Yes, they were
Speaker 1: called suicides. My quote my friend, this is not the moment,
Speaker 1: but my friend said, you know, my gay little ass
Speaker 1: was up there making creations. During creations. Basically, you all know,
Speaker 1: like if you're an adventurous kid with a with a
Speaker 1: cup in your hands and McDonald's Theta Fountain becomes an
Speaker 1: endless world of possibilities, you would say that was your
Speaker 1: first canvas. I think that was the culture that made
Speaker 1: me say culture was for me, I think, just to
Speaker 1: cut to it, my first canvas as an artist, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I guess so it was I was taking I was
Speaker 1: learning about you know, um ratio in terms of like
Speaker 1: and that is art, that is art, the blend. I
Speaker 1: would be willing to bet a lot of readers and
Speaker 1: publicists out there their first moment of artwork was at
Speaker 1: the McDonald's because they were creative, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: And their parents that their parents, I think that they
Speaker 1: definitely looked at them at the soda swap whatever you're
Speaker 1: gonna call it. It certainly was a soda swap when
Speaker 1: I was there, because I was swapping her flavors. Honey
Speaker 1: sounds sexual, but but I but I digress, But I digress.
Speaker 1: So basically, what I'm saying is like these parents were
Speaker 1: watching their kids at the soda Swap and they're saying,
Speaker 1: what do you think? They said, Let let him great,
Speaker 1: let her create, let her do she's going to do
Speaker 1: at the front, and let her find it. And that's
Speaker 1: how you get Vanilla Coke. You know what I mean? Like,
Speaker 1: because I thought that's what I thought you were gonna say,
Speaker 1: And that's how you get Vanessa Carlton, and get Vanessa Carlton.
Speaker 1: You can't stifle her creative impulses at the soda swap.
Speaker 1: She's not going to write an amazing piano indro to
Speaker 1: one of the best pop songs of all time? Was
Speaker 1: it you that I was recently talking about this song
Speaker 1: with I think it was literally I was in I
Speaker 1: was in the car with Greta. This is what it was.
Speaker 1: We were driving on large Moon and we suddenly knew
Speaker 1: we needed to listen to A thousand miles. But it
Speaker 1: was like the scene in White Check. It was sort
Speaker 1: of like the scene in White Chicks. Um, Yes, very
Speaker 1: much so. And we sort of were just like, we must,
Speaker 1: we must listen to that song right now as soon
Speaker 1: as possible. And you know what Greta told me, A
Speaker 1: little about that song. She she originally apparently there was
Speaker 1: like a documentary about the song or whatever, like there
Speaker 1: was something there's some piece of media out there that
Speaker 1: like takes a look at the creation of the song.
Speaker 1: And Vanessa Carlton said, Greta can tell us more about
Speaker 1: this when she comes back on the pod. But Danessa
Speaker 1: Carlton said, she did not want to do it. I
Speaker 1: could fun into this guy. She didn't want to go
Speaker 1: pass me, but she didn't want to do any of that.
Speaker 1: She wanted it to just be the same. And the
Speaker 1: person that was producing the song said, you need to
Speaker 1: give the girls variations on the last chorus, they were right,
Speaker 1: unfortunately the right. So that was a moment of at
Speaker 1: the soda swap, you say, well, but tell her she
Speaker 1: shouldn't put, you know, vitamin C in there with the
Speaker 1: with the coke in the sprite, like that's at a
Speaker 1: certain point you do step in. And that was that producer. Actually,
Speaker 1: my theory is that Vanessa Carlton only did two flavor
Speaker 1: mixtures her whole entire childhood, and when other kids were saying,
Speaker 1: let's mix it up and give variations, she said, no,
Speaker 1: I want it to be the same, which is not
Speaker 1: the right instinct to have as an artist, unfortunately, well
Speaker 1: especially not as a young artist. You know what I mean.
Speaker 1: Can make mistakes, that's what she can make mistakes when
Speaker 1: she's when she's fighting within herself, Like am I gonna
Speaker 1: put you know, high Sea in the dr Pepper and
Speaker 1: the Sprite. A seasoned person who's been in that McDonald's
Speaker 1: for some time would know that's when you stop. But
Speaker 1: and you're a young artist and you can make mistakes
Speaker 1: like that. Guess what. She's going to find herself on
Speaker 1: the world stage in not so many years, and she's
Speaker 1: gonna have to have a hit after a hit. And
Speaker 1: she only had a couple. She had a couple, but
Speaker 1: they're great now, that's okay, that's nothing to apologize for.
Speaker 1: We're not. She's had a great life. I need to
Speaker 1: finish the reference. I hope, I mean, I think. I
Speaker 1: think Vanessa Carlton at the McDonald at Thesoda Fountain is
Speaker 1: one of the most indelible lost culturesta's images. Speaking of art,
Speaker 1: my sister, I'm reaching out my hand to the camera
Speaker 1: holding it from across the country. We just created something.
Speaker 1: We created something together and in the past of the
Speaker 1: time and image, and that sometimes is I always say
Speaker 1: to anyone that wants to become an artist, if you
Speaker 1: do one thing every day that reminds you who you are,
Speaker 1: and I'm hitting my chest right now that you're an artist.
Speaker 1: You succeeded that day, and my sister, we succeeded in
Speaker 1: creating that art, that image of Vanessa at theisoda up.
Speaker 1: I'm crying. Do you see the tears running time my face? Vividly?
Speaker 1: This is the This is an opportunity for the readers
Speaker 1: and publicists. I want to see your images. We've given
Speaker 1: you the auditory imagery. I want to see your photoshops,
Speaker 1: your paintings, your crayon drawings of Vanessa Carlton as a
Speaker 1: child at the soda fountain. Use your image. This would
Speaker 1: be my tip to everyone out there. Use your imagination
Speaker 1: to sort of think of an image of a time,
Speaker 1: of a place, of a person, and and send in
Speaker 1: your ideas of what you thought like. Think of a picture,
Speaker 1: think of a picture and tell us what the picture
Speaker 1: looks like. And that's what we're asking you guys to
Speaker 1: do right now. Absolutely, um, I am crying with emotion.
Speaker 1: I was still I still haven't gotten I'm trembling, Oh
Speaker 1: my god, Titanic vibes, where I we still haven't gotten
Speaker 1: to the reference. So Matt Rogers saying, start to start
Speaker 1: the show, dead ass, to start the show, to start
Speaker 1: the recording show. It was a blend of two different things. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but then a further blend another soda and the soda
Speaker 1: and the soda cup. An inflection of delivery. On the
Speaker 1: first episode of our Twelve Days of Culture where we
Speaker 1: talked about McDonald's Mary kill strawberry milkshake, mcflurry soda creation suicide, suicide.
Speaker 1: I said Mary, I said fuck, I said Mary. One thing,
Speaker 1: I said, fuck strawberry milk shake and you said, oh yes,
Speaker 1: get the berry. Why don't shuck? And beautiful onto that
Speaker 1: get the berries? So funny. So this blend. This what
Speaker 1: I tried to do was I tried to give you
Speaker 1: black china with cut the cameras, and I accidentally brought
Speaker 1: in something I knew you enjoyed, which was the burying
Speaker 1: became a start the start the EPP dead as beautiful
Speaker 1: like sort of culture coming together, you know, true got
Speaker 1: the layers on this are a wild true creation and
Speaker 1: culture coming together. I yeah, I feel like an artist today.
Speaker 1: I don't feel that way every day. No, no, no,
Speaker 1: Do you feel that you feel like an artist because
Speaker 1: you're inspired by so much art around you? Like, do
Speaker 1: you feel especially like able to create such brilliance as
Speaker 1: we've already have done on the episode, because lately you're
Speaker 1: feeling extra inspired. Tell me about how inspired you feel.
Speaker 1: I really don't feel that inspired, to be honest, and
Speaker 1: that's okay. I just I think it's one of those
Speaker 1: things to be honest, where you're with your sister and
Speaker 1: something cut flies free, something flies free. It's like you
Speaker 1: were the other wing to the aircraft that I am
Speaker 1: the other half of work, and you have to the
Speaker 1: same plane. You need to. It's actually rule of culture
Speaker 1: when it comes to on an airplane you need to.
Speaker 1: Which rule is that rule? It up culture number six.
Speaker 1: That's so close to being number one, it's not even funny.
Speaker 1: There's so much culture to talk about. I want you
Speaker 1: to understand something straight off the top. And I'm talking
Speaker 1: to me, you're talking to the readers. I'm talking to you.
Speaker 1: You think I'm gonna I want to ask for grace.
Speaker 1: I really, I really tried to watch squid Game. It
Speaker 1: was too much for me. When did you stop. Can
Speaker 1: I stopped after the after I started to get going
Speaker 1: in the first episode, like after Red Light Green Light.
Speaker 1: I just my god, you're missing out on so much.
Speaker 1: But that's okay, and I don't want this to become
Speaker 1: about that. I just want to I want to just
Speaker 1: be honest that I tried to watch the show. It
Speaker 1: put in a state of anxiety and it just got
Speaker 1: a little too real for me that I had to
Speaker 1: back off. But I want you to explain to me
Speaker 1: everything you feel. Well, first of all, oh my god,
Speaker 1: I just want to talk to you as a sister.
Speaker 1: I feel like, so this is this is just a conversation,
Speaker 1: and I might be I might be wrong and insensitive.
Speaker 1: So please let me know if I am, if you
Speaker 1: because if you cross over into insensitive, you will let
Speaker 1: me know. Please. I feel like you're being insensitive towards me.
Speaker 1: No truly, I'm telling you, like, no no bullshit, no lie,
Speaker 1: no lie, no trickery, no fakeery. This is real talk
Speaker 1: between sisters. If I'm being insensitive, you have to let
Speaker 1: me know. I think I sometimes feel that I don't
Speaker 1: get to talk about the culture I love so much
Speaker 1: that I'm consuming because I mean, this is this is
Speaker 1: This is true of both of us. Sometimes I haven't
Speaker 1: seen or appreciate something that you love. And but whenever, whenever,
Speaker 1: whenever it falls on me, whatever it happens to follow me,
Speaker 1: I think, well, damn, I guess, I guess I have
Speaker 1: no one to talk to you about this. And I
Speaker 1: feel like I never externalized my feelings about it because
Speaker 1: because my because my sister is too scared, too too
Speaker 1: busy to play Breath of the Wild. What was it?
Speaker 1: What was it about? It was? It was stressful to
Speaker 1: figure out because the game is very complicated. In order
Speaker 1: to even start Happen Switch, you have to go through
Speaker 1: many obstacles. It's actually one of the most they've been
Speaker 1: saying this. They've been saying this that there's actually been
Speaker 1: news reports about how one of the hardest things to
Speaker 1: do is to figure out how to start a new
Speaker 1: game on Nintendo Switch. It goes death, divorce, moving, figuring
Speaker 1: out how to start a game on Nintendo Switch. And
Speaker 1: let me tell you something, A couple of those things
Speaker 1: are inevitable. So when I can just skip one, that's
Speaker 1: actually okay, and wit can But can I say something real?
Speaker 1: Which one is the inevitable one? Moving? You're going to
Speaker 1: get divorced, bitch, and you're staying right where you are,
Speaker 1: and that in that bleep neighborhood of l A because
Speaker 1: I didn't want people. I don't want people to know
Speaker 1: where you load. Yeah, um, well what were you about
Speaker 1: to say? I cut you off. All I'm saying is
Speaker 1: that I want to participate in these things, but this,
Speaker 1: like it physically upsets me to watch because I'm under
Speaker 1: such dress. Like it's just it's just not for me.
Speaker 1: But and and it has nothing to do with anything
Speaker 1: other than how I physically feel when I'm watching it,
Speaker 1: because it just doesn't give me the joy that it
Speaker 1: gives everyone else. And it's so fine, it's valid, I know,
Speaker 1: but I feel like it just it works out this
Speaker 1: way a lot where I feel like we don't I
Speaker 1: don't remember talk about the ship I like, because no
Speaker 1: one ever knows what I'm talking about. But but and
Speaker 1: you're using Breath of the Wild and Squid Game as
Speaker 1: an as examples. No, No, I mean yeah, those are
Speaker 1: the top at the top of my hand. Those are
Speaker 1: my examples. But it's okay. But but I did play
Speaker 1: Breath of the Wild. It was just too stupid for
Speaker 1: my dumb high asked to figure out how to play it.
Speaker 1: I told you what happened to me in that section
Speaker 1: of the the ride, the section of the I love
Speaker 1: thinking about it that way. Video games. You have to
Speaker 1: think of video games in this way. It's a Disney,
Speaker 1: It's an Orlando, right that you can ride at home,
Speaker 1: aout leaving home. You know what, I'm actually gonna say
Speaker 1: something straight up, and I know that I have rears
Speaker 1: out there and publicists that are going to agree with me,
Speaker 1: because I'm not going to joke around about it anymore.
Speaker 1: This is the truth. When we were little, we played
Speaker 1: video games and they were straightforward, and they were easy,
Speaker 1: and they were fun. I took a break from video
Speaker 1: games for some odd years. I try to get back
Speaker 1: into it all of a sudden, they're the girls are complicated.
Speaker 1: I tried to play when we were staying at the
Speaker 1: Fire Island house till Moss was ling. What was what
Speaker 1: was he playing? He was playing? UM, A bunch of
Speaker 1: different games he was he might have been playing. I
Speaker 1: think he's a Fortnite for that's the one. The one
Speaker 1: that everyone loves is Fortnite. You put the controls in
Speaker 1: my hands. I don't even know how to go up
Speaker 1: or down. It's it's pretty intuitive, I promise you. And
Speaker 1: it's it's over time you learn these things. But I okay,
Speaker 1: video games are a specific example. But like at the
Speaker 1: same time, I have immense grace and I feel bad
Speaker 1: even bringing this up because I do feel like I'm
Speaker 1: being insensitive and you didn't call me out on it
Speaker 1: for even bringing this up. I just but then I
Speaker 1: think about, oh, well, if Matt is physic for people
Speaker 1: who are watching Squid Game more physically suffering and like
Speaker 1: panic and nervous to watch this, then a please do not.
Speaker 1: You even said yourself that you said when you came
Speaker 1: on your story and you said, it's like when people
Speaker 1: die in this, they die in real life. Like that's
Speaker 1: that's an observation. That's an observation I have about the
Speaker 1: way violence is beautifully intentionally per trade and produced on
Speaker 1: the show, like like certain the way that it cuts
Speaker 1: to like certain violent things is so raw and you're like,
Speaker 1: how did they how did they fake that or special
Speaker 1: effects that like that That was my only comment. So
Speaker 1: you're saying that the violence is very grounded and raw
Speaker 1: and like it's different than like American violence, and that
Speaker 1: it's it's not as yes I said this to Yes,
Speaker 1: it's different. It's different Korean or like I would just
Speaker 1: brought it into like Asian media violence is different from
Speaker 1: Western media violence, where it's like a little too sexual,
Speaker 1: a little too like focused on like them like The Anatomy,
Speaker 1: and this is something that's just like it's it's very cinematic.
Speaker 1: There's a cinematic conventional way of portraying violence in Western film,
Speaker 1: and let's say, but with Korean dramas for this in particular,
Speaker 1: for Alison Borderland's I believe, like I haven't seen it yet,
Speaker 1: but like it's like, um, it's like it's just someone dying,
Speaker 1: like someone gets killed, and that's it. Like that's all
Speaker 1: you that's all you need. You as an audience, remember,
Speaker 1: need to know. I just think it's very cool and
Speaker 1: refreshing and I just like forgot about that anyway. Yes, sorry,
Speaker 1: so we should say Matt and I are both stoned
Speaker 1: right now. Okay, so this is why I'm rambling. Maybe
Speaker 1: you're not even rambling, but but here's my point. You
Speaker 1: absolutely were able to say whatever it is you wanted
Speaker 1: to say about Square Game and going forward if you
Speaker 1: wanted to keep talking about it. You could say whatever
Speaker 1: you want about You can make the comparisons between American
Speaker 1: violence and Korea and the way that it's stune in
Speaker 1: Korean drama. You can go on and do that. You
Speaker 1: didn't need me to put myself through something physically uncomfortable
Speaker 1: in order to expound on this topic. Fine, but I
Speaker 1: really I'm just saying what you really want it? No, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: I don't want you to watch it anymore because because
Speaker 1: I now I do know that it's not for you.
Speaker 1: I I truly thought like Matt's not gonna ma can
Speaker 1: handle this, And the fact that you're telling me that
Speaker 1: you can't, I say, do not watch it ever in
Speaker 1: your life. I don't want you feeling this way. I
Speaker 1: love you too much. I'm just saying that I would
Speaker 1: have loved to talk to my very smart, funny, culturally
Speaker 1: intelligent friend, Matt Rodgers, well, what are you enjoying? Tell
Speaker 1: me what you're enjoying. I'm just watching. Okay, so on
Speaker 1: this most and this is this is just the type
Speaker 1: of I guess person I am lately where it's just
Speaker 1: I just want more of the same, And maybe that
Speaker 1: is culturally like dumming me down, and I should just
Speaker 1: sign as a host of this podcast because I understand
Speaker 1: that it is boring that I don't I didn't watch
Speaker 1: Squid Game, but I promise it's for a good reason.
Speaker 1: And I also understand that it's going to be insanely
Speaker 1: boring for some people that listen to this podcast to
Speaker 1: hear me say again that the Morning Show has re
Speaker 1: entered my life and that the other day I watched
Speaker 1: Reese brothers Win and Julianna Margalis make out out of Nowhere,
Speaker 1: and I was watching Jennifer Aniston chop wood in the
Speaker 1: forest because she's writing a book about her experience, and
Speaker 1: I'm like, this show is camp and drag, So I've
Speaker 1: gotten I've gotten back into that because I really enjoy
Speaker 1: it and it doesn't like physically threaten me with violence
Speaker 1: to the way that the Squid literally does, and I
Speaker 1: know it's not going to send me into an absolute panic.
Speaker 1: So that's what I watched. And I will say I
Speaker 1: did gasp out loud and then get out, stand up
Speaker 1: and clap when Reese brother Spoon and Julianna Margalis had
Speaker 1: lesbian kiss in the back of a limousine um. But
Speaker 1: that was as much like, um, visceral, like physical response
Speaker 1: it got for me, whereas Squid Game had me like
Speaker 1: squirming before the first hour was even up. And so
Speaker 1: that's why I just decided on one feeling over the other.
Speaker 1: Of course, that makes complete sense to me. And I
Speaker 1: just have to ask you many things about a couple
Speaker 1: of things about Morning Show, but one last thing about
Speaker 1: Squid Game, which is you did not even finish the
Speaker 1: first episode. No, I got till roughly the end. Yes,
Speaker 1: So you said that. The answer is you did not
Speaker 1: finish the first episode. No. I just thought I'm going
Speaker 1: to do something else that hurts, that really hurts. No
Speaker 1: need for you to take it personally. I'm kidding, I'm kidding,
Speaker 1: I'm kidding. UM. I just think I was talking to
Speaker 1: my new friend I R. L. Reread Cheney, one of
Speaker 1: the top one of the top friends, one of the
Speaker 1: top friends I saw on Friday, UM, and she said
Speaker 1: something really great. She said, one of the best up
Speaker 1: two's ever in any show, one of the most clever
Speaker 1: ways to do an episode two of a show. And
Speaker 1: I completely a great I was like, yes, and for
Speaker 1: these specific reasons, because you know, here's the thing. No need, no,
Speaker 1: no need to even spoil it, because once I found out,
Speaker 1: I wasn't going to sit and watch it. I did
Speaker 1: sort of dig into what happens in the show and
Speaker 1: somatically and everything like that. I do understand let's happen,
Speaker 1: got it? They that that they this is a spoiler
Speaker 1: to go home and they return. They're allowed to go home,
Speaker 1: and they go and they're they're allowed to go home,
Speaker 1: but for for a period of time, let's just say,
Speaker 1: And it's just a very great way to like not
Speaker 1: do flashbacks, but like get them into like you see,
Speaker 1: what's at stake for them anyway, Great, Um, Morning show.
Speaker 1: Why so Reese's character is a little bit she a
Speaker 1: little bit gay? I mean I suppose, I mean that's
Speaker 1: that's Julian honest to um. They're sort of like having
Speaker 1: them look at each other in a way where it's
Speaker 1: like clearly if I mean, it's they're being directed to
Speaker 1: want to suck each other throughout and then they have
Speaker 1: a very intense sort of open mouth kiss in the
Speaker 1: back of a limo. And so that would sort of
Speaker 1: suggest to me that one are both characters are gay
Speaker 1: or questioning or queer questioning? Yes, interesting do you think?
Speaker 1: How do you think it's it's is it working, is
Speaker 1: it being used to? Like I mean, I think what
Speaker 1: I like about the show is it's sort of reminded
Speaker 1: me of the way we were talking in the beginning
Speaker 1: of episode about asking the readers to send in what
Speaker 1: kind of pictures they would like us to consider. It's
Speaker 1: sort of like every episode of every episode of The
Speaker 1: Morning Show is sort of like a third grade teacher
Speaker 1: comes in and says to a class of people, like, Okay, today,
Speaker 1: what we're gonna do is we're gonna write an episode
Speaker 1: of TV and anything can happen in it, and you know,
Speaker 1: it should feel like it's real, like it could really happen.
Speaker 1: But if you use your imagination, characters can say and
Speaker 1: do things whatever you want. And it's like the class
Speaker 1: got the whole day to write an episode of television
Speaker 1: and then whatever is written at the end of the
Speaker 1: day is what they film and put on Apple TV
Speaker 1: Plus and it is The Morning Show. Like that's energy
Speaker 1: of this story priorates energy. It makes me smile. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it sort of is. It's like it's like, you know,
Speaker 1: like like Reese whether Spoon and Julianna MARGARETI for having
Speaker 1: a conversation they kiss in the middle of a sentence,
Speaker 1: and then a huge asteroid is headed towards the Earth
Speaker 1: and they're like, we have to go and report on this,
Speaker 1: Like that kind of third grade manic energy is happening. Wait,
Speaker 1: that is incredible that a world, a potentially world yeah,
Speaker 1: world ending story is breaks while these two characters make
Speaker 1: out and they have to run and report on it.
Speaker 1: That's that sounds like the camp, the level of camp
Speaker 1: that would be attributed to The Morning Show. I've only
Speaker 1: seen one episode of it, and it was the third
Speaker 1: episode and it was Jennifer and Hasten yelling to a
Speaker 1: boardroom of men. That was very mommy, dearist, and I
Speaker 1: loved it, and I thought, Okay, I get what the
Speaker 1: show is about. I understand why people like it. I
Speaker 1: have not. I'm sorry that I have not seen the show. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and in that scene she does call everyone bozos. And
Speaker 1: that's like I mean when I say, like a third
Speaker 1: grader wrote it, Like, and I do think, like, let
Speaker 1: me just clarify, like I'm not insulting the writing staff.
Speaker 1: I think this is actually a genius way to put
Speaker 1: a show together. I think this is like I I
Speaker 1: you have me watching still like I am, I am
Speaker 1: still they're watching it, so no one should take any
Speaker 1: offense or change a thing. Keep going like they are
Speaker 1: really going to do the coronavirus in the show they
Speaker 1: are yea so per bili that is the asteroid I'm
Speaker 1: talking about. Like there's literally scenes bowen where like there'll
Speaker 1: be two characters in the hallway to something like should
Speaker 1: we report on this coronavirus thing? Someone behind them will
Speaker 1: sneeze and then another person will just go it's probably
Speaker 1: not a very big deal anyway, what else today? And
Speaker 1: they just go start of walking like start other dialogue,
Speaker 1: like they send a character on like is this going
Speaker 1: to be our first great piece of COVID media scripted content?
Speaker 1: And like wow, I don't know if it will be
Speaker 1: the first great one, but I will say this, there
Speaker 1: was a shot in the first episode that's like makes
Speaker 1: it clear that they're going to be tackling what it
Speaker 1: happens when like New York emptys write the hell out
Speaker 1: and like COVID comes to play, so we will we
Speaker 1: will see. I just hope that they can still keep
Speaker 1: the bigness of how stupid it all is. Um. Yeah, Well,
Speaker 1: while in like a COVID world, you know what I mean,
Speaker 1: because we need the pulp. COVID is not very be
Speaker 1: It's not it's very stagnant. Actually, COVID like famously everyone
Speaker 1: kind of just like stayed put. You just kind of
Speaker 1: you kind of sit around if COVID's in the world. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you don't really do You don't really do much. Nothing
Speaker 1: really motivates you to not to leave the house, you know. Anyway, Well,
Speaker 1: I'm so glad you're enjoyed. Is it Is it a
Speaker 1: comfort that you're watching? Because I literat squid Game as
Speaker 1: a comfort and I guess that's just that's just speaks
Speaker 1: to two different personality types watching comfort. Is that is
Speaker 1: harrowing to me? And I will also say this this Friday,
Speaker 1: this is I'm not even I'm not even spooky. I'm
Speaker 1: not even like a spooky horror loving person. It was
Speaker 1: just comforting to watch. I'm sorry to keep going this Friday.
Speaker 1: You're going to horror, but to me, going to horror
Speaker 1: nights on Friday because I fucking love it. Like, So
Speaker 1: that's I guess like a little bit of a internal conflict. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it sounds like you need to resolve this. Well, can
Speaker 1: I just physically explain. So when I am there, like
Speaker 1: a haunted house or like an immersive scary setting, I
Speaker 1: feel as if as though I can get away. Like
Speaker 1: I'm very spry, Like I'm a person with a lot
Speaker 1: of energy, and so I have to be able to
Speaker 1: if I'm in that I'm saying, we have to go.
Speaker 1: If you watch a movie, there's no escape. I have
Speaker 1: too much energy to sit here and just like feel
Speaker 1: that anxious about something happening, trust me. Like, I don't
Speaker 1: know if I've talked to you about this, but like
Speaker 1: there was like a phase in my like early high
Speaker 1: school like era where like I was going to a
Speaker 1: horror movie every week and they were making they were
Speaker 1: driving me crazy because that or we've talked about this
Speaker 1: where that era of horror was fucked up. Yeah, it
Speaker 1: was like it was like it was like a time
Speaker 1: when it felt like every week there was a new
Speaker 1: horror movie in cinemas, like and one woman was getting
Speaker 1: raped at least right like it was it was bad,
Speaker 1: very much so. But did you you watched like something
Speaker 1: like Malignant and you did like it. I have not
Speaker 1: seen Malignant, I think based on what I'm hearing, I
Speaker 1: don't know that much about the turn. But based on
Speaker 1: what I'm hearing, it sounds like it's I've heard that
Speaker 1: it's quote the stupidest thing in the world in the
Speaker 1: best way that I must I will probably like it
Speaker 1: and love it. And I feel like I would see
Speaker 1: the thing is I would want I would want to
Speaker 1: see that with you. Is that because why? Why? Because?
Speaker 1: Because I want to be there with you when the
Speaker 1: stupidest thing I've ever seen in a film happens and
Speaker 1: I see it for the first time, and I but
Speaker 1: I was with I was with Joe Kim Booster during
Speaker 1: Hereditary when the parton Hereditary happened and we were both like,
Speaker 1: I will never forget that moment for the rest of
Speaker 1: my life with one of my best friend's Joe Kim Booster.
Speaker 1: And so he I think is gonna it is gonna
Speaker 1: be like you're a horror movie friend. I know he yes,
Speaker 1: he is, but I would love for you to also
Speaker 1: there's that's not just one person. They're so scary. They
Speaker 1: are so scary. And when someone dies on camera in
Speaker 1: front of you, I don't know what it is. I
Speaker 1: can't shake it. Like I get too emotionally involved sometimes
Speaker 1: in this ship, where like I just get fucking anxious,
Speaker 1: and I think it definitely pandemic. And I don't I
Speaker 1: don't want to make you feel better or explain it,
Speaker 1: but I don't want to put I am put in
Speaker 1: a position where I must. I am putting in a
Speaker 1: position where I must. Okay, Okay, I don't want you
Speaker 1: to I don't want you this upset. I'm actually like
Speaker 1: fully over it because ultimately, no one can find me down,
Speaker 1: no one can pin me down and make me do
Speaker 1: a goddamnit thing, right, you know what, You're right? I
Speaker 1: like the spoky season um, and I'm actually like thrilled
Speaker 1: and very much organizing the hunted House experience. I'm doing funny, yeah,
Speaker 1: but I just with scary movies or with like intense thrillers,
Speaker 1: or with anything with like grounded you can't runway. It
Speaker 1: just upsets me. I can't can't run away. Your only
Speaker 1: escape as that fucking menu button. Bitch, go back back back,
Speaker 1: take me back to the menu. I will not get
Speaker 1: get the Death off the TV. I'm not watching that
Speaker 1: Get the Scary Ship off the TV. I'm not watching
Speaker 1: that the Gore off the TV. I'm not watching that
Speaker 1: gore an issue, And then I go that title of
Speaker 1: app Get the Gore off the TV. I'm not watching that.
Speaker 1: Get the Gore off the TV. I'm not watching that.
Speaker 1: But then and can we do that? And all caps?
Speaker 1: Thank you? How produce Rianna? She's gonna type all caps
Speaker 1: on the episode title? Well, we actually did enjoy though,
Speaker 1: was the Suicide Squad. We did love that. That had
Speaker 1: like comparable violence. But that but is that what you're
Speaker 1: talking about when you say American type movie violence? Oh,
Speaker 1: that's very specific. That's like that's like like magical realism
Speaker 1: and like like heightened like superhero violence, and that I
Speaker 1: can do. That's why I love I love like True
Speaker 1: Blood up set you the first one especially like yes,
Speaker 1: I mean yes, Like that was like high stakes, like
Speaker 1: real violence, and I was just like I just don't
Speaker 1: love it. But then when something is goofy and dumb
Speaker 1: and it's like essentially minions getting killed, like I'm fine, okay,
Speaker 1: so interesting killed. Volume one, I would say Volume one specifically,
Speaker 1: I would say has the most stylized violence where it's
Speaker 1: like she chops off five men's heads and it's like
Speaker 1: little cute little water fountains of pink blood, like fluorescent
Speaker 1: flood like it doesn't even it doesn't even look real,
Speaker 1: and so therefore it distarms the audience and you're like, Okay,
Speaker 1: that's like an art piece. It's like a sculpture. It's
Speaker 1: like a kinetic sculpture, and it's not like an actual
Speaker 1: person being killed. So that you're okay with that, I'm
Speaker 1: fine with It's just like when it gets very like
Speaker 1: personal and intense, like I don't know then, I mean,
Speaker 1: this is not a spoiler alert Squid Game. It ends
Speaker 1: like one of the most graphic fight scenes I've ever
Speaker 1: seen in my life, and you would you would hate
Speaker 1: it and you would never make it to that and
Speaker 1: that and that's okay, No, I know, And that's why
Speaker 1: I'm like, but it iss back. I'm not pushing back
Speaker 1: on you. That's not what I'm doing. I know. I
Speaker 1: know You're not pushing back on me. You are only
Speaker 1: encouraging me to become a more realized version of myself. Always.
Speaker 1: What is Kucku Bananas is hearing things like most watched
Speaker 1: show ever of all time. More people have watched Squid
Speaker 1: Game than like, you know, like family Matters, read the Bible, darling,
Speaker 1: Like it's out there and everyone is seeing it and
Speaker 1: I'm just like, I can't. You're talking about the world, honey,
Speaker 1: Korea's loving yet I bet Japan's loving yet. Um, the
Speaker 1: whole world, the whole world. Every country in South America
Speaker 1: is watching squid Game. Yeah, and that's okay. That and
Speaker 1: it's up to every single citizen of those countries, including
Speaker 1: the United States of America, to decide whether or not
Speaker 1: they can stomach the violence. Yeah, it's a lot. How
Speaker 1: does it feel to be an inspiration? Now? You've inspired
Speaker 1: me to to a rousing call to action for the world.
Speaker 1: Don't watch squid Game if you don't want to. That's
Speaker 1: what you've inspired me to tell people. But but the
Speaker 1: thing is people should definitely go for it if they
Speaker 1: if they feel so inclined, because a lot of people
Speaker 1: only if and only if they feel so inclined. I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: I'm really cutting you off a lot today. I'm chatty.
Speaker 1: I'm chatty on this weed well because you have Yeah,
Speaker 1: what are you smoking? I'm smoking? Okay at this point,
Speaker 1: I am just like the brand ambassador, even though I
Speaker 1: didn't I never meant to be. I just love their stuff.
Speaker 1: Sunday School so amazing pre roles um and I picked
Speaker 1: these up at men Men as soon as they landed
Speaker 1: in l A two weeks ago. First place I went
Speaker 1: to after a charted to my hotel was med Men
Speaker 1: and Beverly Grove, and I was I was like, this
Speaker 1: is wonderful. And it was the first time I had
Speaker 1: actually been to men Men and knew what I wanted. Besides,
Speaker 1: like those like bad pens from like three years ago,
Speaker 1: don't remember there's pens, the dosis pens. They were bad.
Speaker 1: I actually don't think that they even had any weed
Speaker 1: in them. They did it, and I think they're I
Speaker 1: think they went under. I'm not seeing them around anymore,
Speaker 1: and it's because they didn't work. There was no weed
Speaker 1: in them. Yeah, that very weird. I have these Pacific stones.
Speaker 1: Have you seen this brand? Now? Is it fun? It
Speaker 1: looks fun. I very much enjoyed them and they are
Speaker 1: a hybrid and um, you know, especially like um. While
Speaker 1: I had food poisoning, it was just like I was
Speaker 1: really sitting here and just smoking weed all the time.
Speaker 1: That's lovely. And honestly, maybe that put me in a
Speaker 1: state of anxiety where I was like, squid game is
Speaker 1: not gonna happen for me. That's okay. You don't if
Speaker 1: you rationalize squid game fear one more time. No, it's
Speaker 1: not I'm not even interested. I'm just thinking I'm assessing
Speaker 1: my own you know what, like and that this is this,
Speaker 1: this actually is interesting. I am entertain, meaning watching the
Speaker 1: Halloween movie, I'm entertaining it the first one or the
Speaker 1: new one. That's the new one starring Kyle Richards. You
Speaker 1: you're gonna go for Kyle alone. I know. I think
Speaker 1: I might be in that demographic. That's like if they
Speaker 1: were holding a clipboard at the end of the movie.
Speaker 1: So why did you come see Halloween Kills? Like, and
Speaker 1: people are like Jamie Lee Curtis Man, we love her,
Speaker 1: we always want to see her. Her kick is some mess.
Speaker 1: Michael Myers is so scary, And then I would be
Speaker 1: the one fact that's like, um, I really was into
Speaker 1: seeing that Kyle Richards was going to give Oh my god,
Speaker 1: that's so that's like, that's a sketch. That's a really
Speaker 1: funny sketch. I wanted to see what Kyle Richards was, like,
Speaker 1: could she act? I don't know, Like I wanted to
Speaker 1: see what she was carrying talent? Oh my god, I
Speaker 1: wanted to see she tour and she did. She did
Speaker 1: botox for six months beforehand because she said, quote an
Speaker 1: actress should be able to move her face end quote.
Speaker 1: But yeah, like, I hope we see Michael Myers's face this.
Speaker 1: I'm really interested to see if we see his face
Speaker 1: because actually, in no movie ever have you seen his
Speaker 1: face so like, and we're getting towards the end there,
Speaker 1: so you know, um, definitely want to see Jamie Lee. Hey,
Speaker 1: guess man, so fucking hot? Still, do you think? I
Speaker 1: just think Kyle Richards, like, well, I know she was
Speaker 1: really unhappy with her bangs, you know, like they made
Speaker 1: her get those banks, So I really want to see
Speaker 1: how the banks look on camera. And oh my god,
Speaker 1: it's so funny. But the one trailer where they had
Speaker 1: like she does like the whole screams. She was good
Speaker 1: west alive about it. Immediately after we were like, could
Speaker 1: you believe? I couldn't believe. I will say bone And
Speaker 1: his favorite bit is to pretend that one of the
Speaker 1: housewives is going to host us, and now like, well
Speaker 1: Suton Sutton's coming to host from October show we got
Speaker 1: sun struck everybody, all right, Well, Eric has spent through
Speaker 1: a lot. Eric has been a lot does sir, you know,
Speaker 1: does how do you have a sudden? It could be interesting,
Speaker 1: be interesting. Bowen could do Crystal and you would slay
Speaker 1: as Crystal. You'd be so you're an awkward, uncomfortable person.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, you're killing Crystal. You should play Crystal
Speaker 1: Kung Minkoff on the show and then submit that to
Speaker 1: the Emmy's Boone showed off as Crystal Kung Minkoff on
Speaker 1: this episode, so that's going to be competitive for the whim.
Speaker 1: Like Bowen had such a moment with Crystal Minkoff, Like
Speaker 1: it's like you know, like I mean, it was just
Speaker 1: that thing when pop culture like met SNL. It was
Speaker 1: like that Tina, that Tina Sarah Palin moment, Like when
Speaker 1: Bowen did his Crystal Kung Minkoff. You know, you would
Speaker 1: wake up on Sunday and like all anybody it would
Speaker 1: talk about was doing and she benefited from it too,
Speaker 1: like and she loved it too, And that's why it
Speaker 1: could be interesting. You know coming through actually I know
Speaker 1: Rob and she's coming through and Bowen, you know, a
Speaker 1: scholar is gonna na it. Scholar is just gonna be
Speaker 1: By the way, did you watch this week's episode? I
Speaker 1: did watch this week's episode. She was wearing a top
Speaker 1: at at Wendy's like a Chesapeake house, which I was like,
Speaker 1: is that as she was wearing like a Versaci top? Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: it was a it was a Versaci top. Her husband
Speaker 1: they did not let's speak at all, or he was
Speaker 1: maybe too uncomfortable and didn't say anything because he was like,
Speaker 1: there are literally cameras flying around me. Um, but I
Speaker 1: was there. There was not enough scalat this episode. That's
Speaker 1: my only No, it was a great episode otherwise, I mean,
Speaker 1: Escol is definitely getting comfortable, um, sort of being very
Speaker 1: like canvases, like a little um lackey as it were. Um,
Speaker 1: but she I think maybe didn't pick the right week
Speaker 1: for that, because Candice is absolutely out of control. She's
Speaker 1: completely out of control. Literally, just when I was starting
Speaker 1: to tell people I actually love Candice now I said
Speaker 1: she was my favorite housewife. So that's what i'n't doing anymore.
Speaker 1: No have we have we given deep space to spin
Speaker 1: yet on our own time? Lily did, And I think
Speaker 1: I have a definitive sort of feeling about why it's
Speaker 1: not what it could be because she actually doesn't know
Speaker 1: when to stop, like in the very first song, which
Speaker 1: is like an intro track. Um, she says, right before
Speaker 1: the rest of the album starts. She goes, it's official,
Speaker 1: I hated here, And I'm like, we did not need
Speaker 1: this line, like if you were going to do like
Speaker 1: a she doesn't have intro, like just let it be
Speaker 1: what it is and we move forward. But she does not.
Speaker 1: She's not a good editor. She's not a good editor.
Speaker 1: She really needs to like just know how to take it. No, yeah, no,
Speaker 1: you're right, that's that is the first and foremost problem. Um,
Speaker 1: but just the whole Like, I mean, she it's sad
Speaker 1: that she can't realize that her like making fun, making
Speaker 1: fun quote unquote of Mia for being a stripper, like
Speaker 1: is not great. Like it is not a good look.
Speaker 1: It's not that's not a good look. Making fun of
Speaker 1: everything about her body is not a good look. Called
Speaker 1: the defeat thing is funny, but like, man, it's just
Speaker 1: like it's so relentless and soft. Fourth time, Yeah, you're like,
Speaker 1: all right, lay off the feet, right, weirdo you're doing
Speaker 1: And it's almost just hearing her be like you were
Speaker 1: found on the corner, Like you're a hooe, you're a horror,
Speaker 1: Like It's just it's like it's crosses over from insulting
Speaker 1: to becoming like very sex negative and like shame towards
Speaker 1: sex work, um in a pretty real way, and like
Speaker 1: I never want to be the one to be like,
Speaker 1: you know, can'da stopped talking because she says so much
Speaker 1: good ship when you just let her go. But at
Speaker 1: a certain point, it's like her hit rate is not
Speaker 1: happening on this trip and she needs to cool it,
Speaker 1: cool it, cool it um. You know, Wendy, Wendy. I
Speaker 1: love Wendy so much, like you can tell, like because
Speaker 1: she and me had had their differences, but she really
Speaker 1: took on when me was telling was sharing with Wendy,
Speaker 1: like her story about her mother. Like I looked at Wendy,
Speaker 1: they cut to Wendy, and I was like, wow, she's
Speaker 1: being very empathetic, like in a way that makes me
Speaker 1: like her a lot. Is this even worth mentioning? I
Speaker 1: just like I know when Wendy's booked for the show
Speaker 1: season seven, eight and nine, like Wendy's here to stay
Speaker 1: of course. I just think she she might be my
Speaker 1: favorite of all housewives at the moment, truly. Yeah, just
Speaker 1: like in terms of like she she knows that when
Speaker 1: to get messy, and then she also doesn't know when
Speaker 1: to stop. Like she's got like seven canned catchphrases waiting
Speaker 1: to go um. But she's also like she has like
Speaker 1: the good really outweighs like the fun and the the bad.
Speaker 1: I was gonna say bad, but it's like she like,
Speaker 1: I don't know, she's she's waiting this season flat out,
Speaker 1: Like she's flat at this season. And I feel like
Speaker 1: she was really really winning the season when she said
Speaker 1: when Giselle was like accused her of being jealous or
Speaker 1: a hater, and she goes hating on this and like
Speaker 1: pointed around to like the fact that they were in
Speaker 1: like a shitty tent in Giselle's drive away while construction
Speaker 1: was happening, and I was just like, yeah, there's really
Speaker 1: nothing that Gissell can say. And also Robin gets so bothered,
Speaker 1: and yeah, she really cares. She gets upset upset. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I wonder if you're an asshole, Wendy, you're an asshole.
Speaker 1: That's like a Robin impression. Yeah, And I'm coming boring
Speaker 1: on Matt Bone is very good friends with someone who
Speaker 1: has a Robert Dixon. Robin could be big, could get one,
Speaker 1: you know, a greade line. I am so glad is
Speaker 1: not here right now here. It could be fun to
Speaker 1: you know, Whitney. I'm not putting Whitney out there alone.
Speaker 1: She needs Heather, someone when someone more seasoned Whitney. He
Speaker 1: is not going to stay a live from She's she can't,
Speaker 1: she can't do it well, she hasn't arnder, she hasn't
Speaker 1: heard of it. You know, back in the seventies it
Speaker 1: was only three networks. And can we actually for real
Speaker 1: say though that this podcast does have powers because the
Speaker 1: way we Sarah Sherman on like three weeks before the gag,
Speaker 1: Oh my god, Sarah's Sarah had a great first show.
Speaker 1: We love Sarah so much, the house down. And also
Speaker 1: we have to shout out Billy Domino. Billy Domino got
Speaker 1: hired at ESAL to ride one of our first and
Speaker 1: only straight white siss mail guy. I think he might
Speaker 1: have been the first. And so that is the full
Speaker 1: circle moment of all full circle moments? Did you get
Speaker 1: to work on them at all? Um? Yes? He um.
Speaker 1: He sent in a sketch last week that he wrote
Speaker 1: in his pocket that included me, and so we like,
Speaker 1: we like worked on that together. Um didn't get picked,
Speaker 1: but it was very funny. Um and I have some things,
Speaker 1: some collaborations and could be coming around the corner of Yes. Absolutely, Um.
Speaker 1: Now all the new hires are fantastic. M I can't
Speaker 1: wait for everyone to see more. Do you think that? Um? Well,
Speaker 1: you know there's a big musical event happening this fall
Speaker 1: that's sort of everyone's talking about. And I'm not talking
Speaker 1: about the rerelease of Red, I'm talking about Adele returning.
Speaker 1: Do you think we may see her sweep through the halls? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I think we may. I think we may. Can we
Speaker 1: talk about well, no, this might be my own thinks,
Speaker 1: so honey for later. It's a Dell related potentially. Oh
Speaker 1: my goodness, are feeling watch this space. I'm so excited.
Speaker 1: I'm I'm so excited, so thrilled. I mean, she understands
Speaker 1: what is about to happen. She before she recorded this album,
Speaker 1: she must have understood that this will be the divorce album,
Speaker 1: no matter what, and that like there are emotions two
Speaker 1: bear and that she understands the gravity and I would
Speaker 1: I would want to say pressure, but like the stakes
Speaker 1: that people are putting on this. Oh, I mean she's
Speaker 1: gone through um and upheaval emotionally, and so we are
Speaker 1: only trained to expect an avalanche of grief expression in general. Um,
Speaker 1: maybe we even may get like a third of the
Speaker 1: someone Like You Hello Um trilogy. Do you think that
Speaker 1: the album will be called what thirty? Or will we
Speaker 1: get an album title? Watch this space because I do
Speaker 1: want to remark on this at the end of this show. Program.
Speaker 1: Oh so I I understand, I understand like this, I
Speaker 1: give it away. No, no, you didn't give it away.
Speaker 1: Yet you didn't give it away. Well, I'm really interested. Also,
Speaker 1: she's really the queen of the fall. She remembers that
Speaker 1: we remember those iconic leaves blowing in the wind and
Speaker 1: they head in the Hello video and she says, they
Speaker 1: want fall from me, they want fall, and like she
Speaker 1: even she scared the other who we thought was the
Speaker 1: queen of Fall, Taylor, into moving her her read rerelease
Speaker 1: back back a week. I love it like you know, Taylor,
Speaker 1: and that the sign of Taylor respecting Adele to me
Speaker 1: and tell herself had no choice but to move it
Speaker 1: because she said, Adele's coming in and she wants this
Speaker 1: day and then tell her said, and Taylor Swift said, Okay,
Speaker 1: I'll move. That's power. That's power. Congratulations Queendom Queen. Should
Speaker 1: we bestow the award on Adele? The Queendom Award. This
Speaker 1: is the first ever, the first, well, the first lost
Speaker 1: Culture resturs award we've officially given out. Is not one
Speaker 1: we've announced, It's not a category we announced. This is
Speaker 1: this is one of those honorary awards, but we're gonna
Speaker 1: scar this is the Yes, this is the last Cultures
Speaker 1: This Culture Award, Queendom Queendom Award. It goes to a
Speaker 1: singer that has transfixed audiences all over the world, old
Speaker 1: with her candor, with her sheer vocal ability, and the
Speaker 1: effect that she has had on millions across the globe
Speaker 1: who cry with her, grieve with her, and who learn
Speaker 1: alongside her. This is so the Lost Cultures Award. Queendom
Speaker 1: Award goes to Adele Roup. Oh why why am I
Speaker 1: crying you? That was the funniest I think anyone's ever done.
Speaker 1: I was touched Adele. This is a first last culture
Speaker 1: Culture Award. I don't even think she's got many of
Speaker 1: the nominations. Does she even nominated? I don't think she's
Speaker 1: nominated in other categories because we knew the whole time.
Speaker 1: We were going to award her the Lost Culturista's Culture Award,
Speaker 1: and you publicist her right now, you're taking your damn
Speaker 1: head being like, Wow, they really knew all along. They
Speaker 1: had a plan for us, They had a plan for us,
Speaker 1: and who better for it to go to than Adele
Speaker 1: Adele Atkins, who from the ripe age of nineteen has
Speaker 1: been touching audiences with really her ingenuity, um, the transparency
Speaker 1: she brings in her music, a local tone that is unmistakable.
Speaker 1: It is clear to us that Ada would be the
Speaker 1: only singular musical icon Adele in any generation, in any era.
Speaker 1: Adele would be the greatest, simply, the best of all time.
Speaker 1: She is the queendom, the queendom of Warrant tonight. Oh
Speaker 1: my god, You've never been so proud to be This
Speaker 1: is so stupid. I can't believe how stoned I am.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, you need to of that release I do.
Speaker 1: It wasn't even a big cleaning. I'm not talking about
Speaker 1: last week. Okay. I'm just gonna be very transparent right now.
Speaker 1: I don't care about the last week Kay. I care
Speaker 1: about Kim Kay coming to the gig. I can't wait,
Speaker 1: are the vibes good? So far? So far, so far,
Speaker 1: the vibes are great and and all I all I've
Speaker 1: heard about any personal sort of interactions with kim Kay
Speaker 1: from people is that she's just cool and great and
Speaker 1: like it is nice to people. I'm like because I'm thinking,
Speaker 1: what if you had said? And all I've heard is
Speaker 1: that she's incredible at sketch. Like all I've heard of
Speaker 1: people that I like know her is that she is
Speaker 1: psychotically talented at sketch. My god, No, kim Kay wrote
Speaker 1: she like helped write like Brightanic Ship. Yes. I was like, yeah,
Speaker 1: kim Kay like does amazing character work. Kim Kay will
Speaker 1: like teaches character. I I bet she would teach character. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Like this is the thing, Like she's going like fully
Speaker 1: in with like the lawyers stuff, Like she is going
Speaker 1: to be like one of the most, like the most
Speaker 1: iconic lawyers of all time. She will be one of
Speaker 1: the most It'll be she'll be up there with like
Speaker 1: el Woods. Absolutely. In fact, she's in many ways like
Speaker 1: an actual elf in many ways, like while you can't
Speaker 1: say legally blond at all, like kim Kay is living
Speaker 1: out and I kind of iconic Elwood's narrative, you can
Speaker 1: never forget that song at the end of the movie.
Speaker 1: In the beginning, yes, it book ends. That's what I
Speaker 1: didn't realize until I just put it on the other day.
Speaker 1: Because suits, well, can we do a little deep dive
Speaker 1: on what Hoku is doing right now? Because I really
Speaker 1: want to know. I really need to know how what
Speaker 1: is Can we let's just I'm just gonna pull up. Wow,
Speaker 1: this is insane that you would why the name of
Speaker 1: Hoku out there, but like it is true, like you
Speaker 1: do want to know what she's up to, Like she
Speaker 1: was a big part of my life. She's a huge
Speaker 1: part of my life. She's forty years old. Well, she
Speaker 1: was born Hoku Christian Hoe. Her name is Hoku Christian Ho.
Speaker 1: She was born in Oahu. Are you laughing? Christian is funny? Like,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, but for for the for the last two
Speaker 1: works Christian Christian, I'm sorry, I'm laughing. Cancel me whatever, No, no, no, Christian.
Speaker 1: We know we can't, but we can't find out anything
Speaker 1: else about her because Christian Home. We're just gonna be
Speaker 1: thinking of Christian Home the whole time. Okay, So she
Speaker 1: and her husband Jeremy have three children, and they serve
Speaker 1: as arts and worship architects at Branches Church in Dana Point, California.
Speaker 1: So that's just to cut to the chase. She's an
Speaker 1: arts and worship architect at a church in California. There
Speaker 1: you go. I don't know what that means me neither
Speaker 1: at all. Arts and worship are I'm looking at the
Speaker 1: words and I go, what what is that? And arts
Speaker 1: and worship architects architects like that? Like is that like
Speaker 1: an imagine director? I can imagineer of church. I don't know.
Speaker 1: Wait a minute, this is okay. I'm sorry. I'm just
Speaker 1: gonna read. I don't care about the career stuff. I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: We just gipped right to personal life. I'm on her Wikipedia, okay.
Speaker 1: Hoku became a Christian after first attending church in nine.
Speaker 1: She has said that nothing means more to her than music.
Speaker 1: Outside of her family and faith, you'd be the new
Speaker 1: The next time, she married her high school sweetheart, Jeremy Clements.
Speaker 1: The couple eloped for quote personal reasons. According to Hoku,
Speaker 1: that's scary to me, later saying that she was scared
Speaker 1: to tell her father because of his harsh attitude towards
Speaker 1: boys she previously dated, and how young she was at
Speaker 1: the time. This is all very red flag to me.
Speaker 1: I think she's hiding something. I think that there's a
Speaker 1: lot going on here. I mean musical style and artistry.
Speaker 1: So let's let's let's read here. She's been frequently compared
Speaker 1: to fellow pop singers Christina Aguilera and Britney Spears. However,
Speaker 1: I don't know how frequently, but they noted Hoku's distinct style,
Speaker 1: attributing any to the singer's Christian faith. It's not very
Speaker 1: comfortable for me to be a sex symbol, Hoku says,
Speaker 1: especially because of my faith. That's why I enjoy being
Speaker 1: involved with the younger kids, because they relate to me
Speaker 1: being the girl next door. So she was virginal, actually
Speaker 1: walking the walk of virginal Christian pop star, not like
Speaker 1: these other girls who Christian home. More like, well, this
Speaker 1: is this not a red flag to you? I enjoy
Speaker 1: being involved with the younger kids. I don't know. There's
Speaker 1: a lot of time flags with with with Hoku. Is
Speaker 1: she talking about being like an arts and worship architects.
Speaker 1: I think that she was talking about when she performs
Speaker 1: her concerts, she likes to look out on the crowd
Speaker 1: and see a lot of younger kids involved with the
Speaker 1: younger kids. Is what's throwing me, Like, I think a lot,
Speaker 1: a lot is throwing me. It's turning out about Hoku's
Speaker 1: story like a lot of I'm legitimately freaked out. It's
Speaker 1: like Whitney on, Like I have the fucking chills. Oh
Speaker 1: did you watch Salt Lake Lisa? I loved it. I
Speaker 1: loved Casino and I I love Lisa's meltdown. I love
Speaker 1: Angie that right now. I'm heartbroken right now, Angie out Jenny,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, Jenny's Jenny's Jenny has a flop. I was
Speaker 1: like this one, there's actually something going on. The lights
Speaker 1: are on upstairs with Angie Jenny. I'm like what. I
Speaker 1: just think it's It's truly a difference between Jenny not
Speaker 1: knowing what like the job, what the assignment is, and
Speaker 1: Andree out the gate is like, Okay, I'm gonna throw
Speaker 1: a party. I'm gonna get into a fight about it
Speaker 1: with one of the housewives about my party and then
Speaker 1: all this other ship and here's my deal, Like I
Speaker 1: have a trans kid, Like this is what the audience
Speaker 1: needs to know. I'm about being right off the top. Boom,
Speaker 1: let me, let's just go down the list. She got
Speaker 1: to throw an event, she got a BackStar where she
Speaker 1: has a trans child. She's way hotter than her husband.
Speaker 1: She turns looks. She did a costume change on her
Speaker 1: own party. She had a fight with and told that
Speaker 1: she was best friends with the same housewife in one episode.
Speaker 1: She's related to one of them. She fucking, oh my god,
Speaker 1: you're The list goes on, the list goes on, and
Speaker 1: she had more than one confessional, and she got to
Speaker 1: say these words. I do think is capable of meddling
Speaker 1: in my event. I said, welcome. That's that she she
Speaker 1: just distilled the quintessential thing about housewives. I do think
Speaker 1: that what what what what would she say? I do
Speaker 1: think the Lisa is capable of meddling in my event.
Speaker 1: That's so rich. What a rich sentence. I mean, it's
Speaker 1: you can only say it in a confessional on housewives,
Speaker 1: like it's a sentence that doesn't belong anywhere else. I
Speaker 1: do think Lisa is capable of meddling with my events.
Speaker 1: I mean, I think we have our first housewife who
Speaker 1: is coming in and knowing the men. I think she's
Speaker 1: I think she's doing this is a bit because she
Speaker 1: knows what she knows. She's too smart, do you know
Speaker 1: what I mean? It feels like she's operating at a
Speaker 1: level maybe the rest of them aren't, which I think
Speaker 1: this show needs because I think Salt Lake City is
Speaker 1: lacking a grounded presence. I think that probably the most
Speaker 1: grounding presence is Meredith, but even but Heather is a
Speaker 1: very grounding presence as well. Okay, so Heather, and I
Speaker 1: think like Meredith because she keeps being like, no, what's
Speaker 1: happening with my son Brooks? And Gen is crazy? And
Speaker 1: I won't talk to her if she's going to act
Speaker 1: like this, Like that's a very grounded place to come from,
Speaker 1: whereas everyone else is like entertaining Gen in a way
Speaker 1: where I'm like, what why, She's insane? But I still
Speaker 1: think the show could use someone like Angie, because we
Speaker 1: get a lot of Mary who just isn't speaking English
Speaker 1: a lot of the times, and it is iconic. It's iconic,
Speaker 1: but I mean talk about something that's like scary and
Speaker 1: gives me anxiety, and I do want to turn off,
Speaker 1: get the Mary off the TV. I'm not watching that,
Speaker 1: Like I feel probably how you felt watching Squid Game.
Speaker 1: When I watched Mary speak, I think, oh my god,
Speaker 1: what this is too stressful to think to hie it
Speaker 1: back to the beginning of the episode, to think that
Speaker 1: she actually is a day of Culture. I mean, McDonald
Speaker 1: is a day of Culture number one, and then number
Speaker 1: the day of Culture was when Mary was the world change.
Speaker 1: I mean, are you excited to come to Ohio so
Speaker 1: we can sort of meet you and Sue have like
Speaker 1: uh wine filled um sort of week, vacation week. I
Speaker 1: can't wait. I'm sure it will be just what I
Speaker 1: need and we will be smoking a lot of marijuana. Well,
Speaker 1: I think so. But the thing is like the I
Speaker 1: would love to go on like a wine excursion literally
Speaker 1: like they did last week on Beverly Hills, like when
Speaker 1: they sort of went out and like drank wine professionally
Speaker 1: for hours, Like I want to do that. I want that.
Speaker 1: I'll book it. I'll book it. I booked us a
Speaker 1: nice restaurant with the first night, and I'll do another
Speaker 1: few bookings that I'm really taking point on this trip.
Speaker 1: But the way I don't with any other vacation, well,
Speaker 1: I truly appreciate that. I kind of just felt like
Speaker 1: you seemed like you know what you wanted and you
Speaker 1: felt good about it. Oh yeah, and and look, well
Speaker 1: we'll figure it out together. It'll be a collaboration. Um.
Speaker 1: I just went ahead and made some decisions that are
Speaker 1: malleable and I'm open to change. I love that. That's
Speaker 1: how the best, the best thing should always be. But
Speaker 1: you know what's actually interesting is this sort of like
Speaker 1: this autumnal vibe we're starting to go into, which is
Speaker 1: like drinking wine in Ohio of it all, it actually
Speaker 1: does relate to my I don't think so, honey. So
Speaker 1: I think we could move into that area. Yes, if
Speaker 1: if you are inclined to do so as well. I
Speaker 1: am very inclined to do so. Okay, So I don't
Speaker 1: think so, honey. Is a one minute segment where we
Speaker 1: sort of rail against something in culture that you know
Speaker 1: needs a railing um and everything that's my sister and
Speaker 1: I are making um conversation about currently is sort of
Speaker 1: making me unable to hold mine in any longer. So
Speaker 1: I would love to do it. Okay, I'm okay, I'll
Speaker 1: be okay, Okay, is it something that I'm doing? Okay, Wow,
Speaker 1: this is Matt Rodgers. I don't think so when the
Speaker 1: time starts now, I don't think so, honey. The lack
Speaker 1: of autumnal energy in Los Angeles less California. I have
Speaker 1: very simple pleasures. I wanted to go to the Girl
Speaker 1: since today and buy some pumpkin beer so I could
Speaker 1: drink pumpkin beer with a cinnamon sugar rim. You cannot
Speaker 1: find pumpkin beer, and I think the city of Los
Speaker 1: Angeles it's extremely difficult. I feel like the climate of
Speaker 1: l a year round. I don't think so, honey. The
Speaker 1: fact that you are forcing um autumnal pleasures that are
Speaker 1: simply um for taste, um away from the city sense
Speaker 1: of this part of the country, simply because you feel
Speaker 1: weather wise it's not appropriate to I don't know, carbon
Speaker 1: down pumpkin too. I don't know, like have apple pie too,
Speaker 1: I don't know, just relentlessly do the pumpkin spice thing.
Speaker 1: And I I understand it's basically that's not really what
Speaker 1: I'm trying to cover here. What I'm trying to cover
Speaker 1: is it's not autumn here and it needs to be.
Speaker 1: And that's one minute. You know what I hear. I
Speaker 1: hear that you miss the crisp sensation of wind hitting
Speaker 1: you blasting your body. Yes, you need to put on
Speaker 1: Red by Taylor Swift. Not Taylor's version yet. No, not
Speaker 1: Taylor's version yet. But I am excited to sort of
Speaker 1: have that when when, when the time is right. Um.
Speaker 1: But the thing is, I also wish I could open
Speaker 1: my doors and windows and feel that crisp autumn air
Speaker 1: as I listened to said album, But it just doesn't
Speaker 1: exist here. And I'm realizing what bums me out is
Speaker 1: I spend like the asshole of the year in New
Speaker 1: York City during like August and September, when it's still
Speaker 1: sweaty as absolute heck and saggy bottom, and then I
Speaker 1: come here where it's warm and hot, just as New
Speaker 1: York gets to be at its absolute apex, which is October,
Speaker 1: November and even into December. In New York, there's nothing
Speaker 1: like it. There's nothing like our that city during that time,
Speaker 1: and I'm missing out on it, and I just wish
Speaker 1: I could get a goddamn lick of it out here,
Speaker 1: and you can't. I hear the pain in your voice.
Speaker 1: I just wanted that pumpkin beer. I just wanted that
Speaker 1: so bad. I don't know if there just no you
Speaker 1: love pumpkin beers so much it's insane, and I and
Speaker 1: I celebrate that, but you but this, if you spine
Speaker 1: this bitch at some bar and in the month of
Speaker 1: October November, and yes, even them, he'd be asking do
Speaker 1: you have pumpkin beer here when the menu says they don't,
Speaker 1: And sometimes they do, they often do. And that's the
Speaker 1: thing about New York because you can always sort of
Speaker 1: like count on them to come through with that. So
Speaker 1: if anyone in Los Angeles can point me to institutions
Speaker 1: or establishments that sell maybe even you know, have good
Speaker 1: varieties of pumpkin beer, that would be wonderful. If you can't,
Speaker 1: we gotta leave the Gellson's. It's not you. You can't
Speaker 1: have the only place to go be Gellston's. You gotta
Speaker 1: expand your search, like I'm not. I'm sorry, but I've
Speaker 1: seen some of the clientele that goes to the Skelson's.
Speaker 1: Let's just say, um, it's it's right off the damn
Speaker 1: Hollywood Hills. So I've seen some celeb sidings in this
Speaker 1: Skelson's and this Gelson's is not up to snuff. Okay,
Speaker 1: let's just say there's a certain absolute film star. You
Speaker 1: can't get bigger. And I saw her with her kids.
Speaker 1: That's all I'm gonna say about it. Down the all
Speaker 1: on Thisskelson's and I said, I can't believe that establishment
Speaker 1: like this does not provide them with pumpkin beer. That's
Speaker 1: a star, that's star. It is time for bone Yanks.
Speaker 1: I don't think so, honey. Are you ready to do yours?
Speaker 1: I think so okay, And you sort of hinted at
Speaker 1: it earlier. Yeah, well not people know, but yeah, here
Speaker 1: we go. This is bon yangs. I don't think so
Speaker 1: many times stars now, I don't think so, honey. And
Speaker 1: del naming your album thirty probably like you said in Pressed,
Speaker 1: that you were done with the numbers, the numerology, the
Speaker 1: numbering system of the albums after and I think you
Speaker 1: should go back to that artist at that age. Keep
Speaker 1: your promise to her. Don't name it thirty. Give us something,
Speaker 1: give us something, give us some some texture beyond, because
Speaker 1: there's if you think about them, there isn't much discernment
Speaker 1: except for maybe she worked with Max Martin on one
Speaker 1: and not the other, and oh that one's five more
Speaker 1: numbers or four more numbers or three more number two whatever,
Speaker 1: than the other one. I think she needs to start
Speaker 1: crystallizing her point of view a little bit more, which
Speaker 1: we all know what it is, and so just like
Speaker 1: seal it in with an actual word, Adele, I love
Speaker 1: you so much. I I can't wait to see you
Speaker 1: at the show, if you, if you come through. I
Speaker 1: love working with you last year. I just I hope
Speaker 1: that that you end this as a quadrilogy and don't
Speaker 1: do it for the fifth album. So that's one minute.
Speaker 1: Now I have to ask why you seem so sure
Speaker 1: that it's going to be called dirty? What makes you
Speaker 1: think that? On the billboards that she's been promoting it with,
Speaker 1: say thirty. Wait, seriously, there's there's been billboards I think
Speaker 1: in l A and New York, just like in like
Speaker 1: big I don't know cities, big markets whatever, like she like.
Speaker 1: The billboards are just mysteriously they say thirty. They don't
Speaker 1: like say adell. They don't confirm the title. I guess technically,
Speaker 1: but it seems to be going in that direction. Oh wow,
Speaker 1: I hadn't seen this Adele new album thirty speculation. After
Speaker 1: several thirty billboards pop up, Oh my gosh, I didn't
Speaker 1: know this was a thing. So I think this confirms it,
Speaker 1: and it kind of disappoints me, not in a real way,
Speaker 1: like I will, like I'll fucking love this album, I'm sure,
Speaker 1: but I'm like I do think when I between twenty
Speaker 1: one five, I'm like, see, like CPA tone can't be
Speaker 1: like the only like big difference in this, like you know,
Speaker 1: like I need not that any singer needs to have eras,
Speaker 1: but I think like Adele like could absolutely like it
Speaker 1: would work if she just like applied some sort of
Speaker 1: like point of like intrigue or something interrupt like give
Speaker 1: it like give it some wording. I don't know, Like
Speaker 1: that's this is such an arbitrary, stupid thing for me
Speaker 1: to argue, which is that like word albums are better
Speaker 1: than number albums. I feel this way about I feel
Speaker 1: this way about four. It's just like to me, it
Speaker 1: feels almost I love numbers. I'm a numbers guys analytical
Speaker 1: brain bitch, but numbers numbers as albums boring. Give us
Speaker 1: a word us the word actually have the potential to
Speaker 1: be so beautiful, which is why I think I prefer
Speaker 1: that number are always never going to be so beautiful,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean, Like even even the numbers
Speaker 1: a beautiful numbers, pretty numbers, Like seven is like pretty,
Speaker 1: it's like pretty. That's why she's so popular. It's because
Speaker 1: she is pretty. She's pretty. Yeah. I feel like four
Speaker 1: is another beautiful number. Four is a beautiful number. You know.
Speaker 1: Four gets to like guess what four gets to do?
Speaker 1: She gets to like unbutton her collar sometimes, like the four?
Speaker 1: Can I e to be closed? A triangle or it's
Speaker 1: an open you know, a little little pill. Four is
Speaker 1: growing up? And can I tell you what other number?
Speaker 1: Is absolutely gorgeous and there's just something about oh yeah,
Speaker 1: like eleven. I wouldn't name that like this famously an
Speaker 1: eleven from Stranger Things, And I feel like Bobby and
Speaker 1: I'm taking her completely out of this. I don't want
Speaker 1: her involved in this, but I would name my daughter
Speaker 1: eleven eleven Rogers bitch, Oh that's Gord Supers. It's a
Speaker 1: very famous British actress. Rogers is such a famous British actress.
Speaker 1: She's like like Daisy Edgar Jones like, and she's like
Speaker 1: so tender on she's so oh my god, are you
Speaker 1: kidding me? I just saw a musical yesterday called six.
Speaker 1: Wait can you what you felt about six? I was
Speaker 1: so um jealous of you. I really loved it. I
Speaker 1: enjoyed it so much. It was really cool to be
Speaker 1: there with like I think, like UM, a couple of
Speaker 1: the articles have remarked on this, it's like a very
Speaker 1: young it's a very young Broadway audience in a different
Speaker 1: way than like, you know, a young like a Deer
Speaker 1: of Enhanson. It's like a young Broadway audience that is
Speaker 1: there for a specific thing, UM, which is like that show,
Speaker 1: and like, uh, it's just great, great performances. UM. Toby
Speaker 1: and Lucy, the people who wrote it are fantastic. UM.
Speaker 1: I did work with them recently and they were so
Speaker 1: lovely to work with UM on a on a project
Speaker 1: and how they nailed it. They did a great job,
Speaker 1: and I was so happy for them because they were
Speaker 1: supposed to open right before COVID and then you know,
Speaker 1: this is just a long delayed, long deferred thing and
Speaker 1: it's so great and it was just I think people
Speaker 1: really enjoyed it. Yeah I did, and I say I
Speaker 1: would say I enjoyed it as well. That's I just
Speaker 1: meant like overall, like the feeling is like, oh, that's
Speaker 1: that's gonna be great. Like everyone's gonna love that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: people that have seen it really really seem to enjoy it.
Speaker 1: I'm going to see Wicked on Saturday, December eight, Oh
Speaker 1: my god, and I'm gonna go sit in the second row.
Speaker 1: Who are you going with? Well, you know that I
Speaker 1: think that's the night of your guys is like Christmas show. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and so I'm going with U Sudi. With Sudi, no,
Speaker 1: I don't think she'll be I'm going with Gretit. But
Speaker 1: and Emily, I was like that, you're coming, You're coming
Speaker 1: to New York. Oh, you're seeing I think there for
Speaker 1: a seasons. I have not yet announced, but I'm doing
Speaker 1: I'm going to be there for like a little bit
Speaker 1: over a week. That's right, That's right, That's right. And
Speaker 1: I'm gonna see Wicked in the second row when I'm
Speaker 1: gonna watch. So this is what I here. Basically, the
Speaker 1: rumor is about Wicked is that at one point Alphabet
Speaker 1: actually flies, like they pull off a trick where she
Speaker 1: actually it looks like while she's singing a number, she
Speaker 1: she actually ascends and it's like, for the first time
Speaker 1: Alphabet is flying in the show. So that's why I
Speaker 1: wanted to get such a close seat to the front
Speaker 1: because to experience what I hear is a very cool
Speaker 1: special effect. So watch the space, as you were saying before,
Speaker 1: what an iconic story like in a way to like
Speaker 1: freshen it up? If that, I mean, no one's ever
Speaker 1: no one can confirm or deny whether or not alphabet
Speaker 1: actually flies in Wicked. But if they are able to
Speaker 1: pull that off, I think that that is very cool
Speaker 1: and like a big emotional height probably very emotional moment,
Speaker 1: of course, a very emotional song. Just kidding bone, and
Speaker 1: I know exactly what happens in Wicked. Of course, alphaba
Speaker 1: flies were still the culture raised does after all. Um,
Speaker 1: I was gonna say, wait, I'm not done talking about numbers.
Speaker 1: Go back, here's a number. Here's excited. I just it's
Speaker 1: enough said. It has so much symmetry to it, right
Speaker 1: you go, oh, twelve, I'm seeing, you know, twelve twelve
Speaker 1: pieces in u a pie. I can either cut it.
Speaker 1: I can either you know, take it out in thirds
Speaker 1: and fourths and have so many beautiful radial paths, extremely
Speaker 1: um malleable number. And that's what makes it a part
Speaker 1: of so many people's lives is it can fit in.
Speaker 1: It literally can fit in so many ways. You also
Speaker 1: have to respect thirteen. You have to respect has been
Speaker 1: through a lot, been through a lot, seen it to
Speaker 1: Helen back, Okay, thirteen actually is such an imposing number
Speaker 1: that it's sometimes it's beauty gets lost, but there is
Speaker 1: a dark beauty to thirteen. And I think that it
Speaker 1: carries gravitas in that way. Do you think thirteen is
Speaker 1: carrying gravitas? That's what I said. Why would I say
Speaker 1: anything different. That's what I did say that that's what
Speaker 1: she said. Um, I think here's this is the last number.
Speaker 1: I'll say, and then I'll say and then we'll end
Speaker 1: the episode of last will to raise this? Okay, okay,
Speaker 1: power that has not to rhyme, but carries weight, not
Speaker 1: to rhyme. But you did, you did, sister, and help myself,
Speaker 1: and that rhyme describes it perfectly carries the weight forty eight.
Speaker 1: It might sound a little Wayne Brady, but it's true.
Speaker 1: You know how Wayne Brady always rhyming, always rhyming. Forty
Speaker 1: eight so great, carry's weight, carries weight. Don't be, don't be.
Speaker 1: And now I would say that my most beautiful number
Speaker 1: before we do a song to finish the episode. If
Speaker 1: I had to say the most beautiful number it would be.
Speaker 1: It would be seventy seventy four. See what you did there?
Speaker 1: Is you named two other beautiful number? No, you know what,
Speaker 1: I'm taking it all back. Seventy seven. I don't need
Speaker 1: the for seventy seventy is beautiful. It is legendary. Seventy
Speaker 1: seventy is I see her walking out on an award show,
Speaker 1: not unlike the Lost cultures, this culture awards, accepting an award,
Speaker 1: not unlike the Queendom Award. Just out there. Everyone shoots
Speaker 1: out of their seats. Clap clap, clap, clap clap for
Speaker 1: this legend seventy I literally think an incredible drag name
Speaker 1: would be seventy millions. That's my drag name, seventy million.
Speaker 1: That is seventy million or seventy millions, seventy millions. I
Speaker 1: kind of think that's funny. So um. We always end
Speaker 1: every episode of Last risas a searing pop culture podcast
Speaker 1: that really takes its time to look into all the
Speaker 1: elements of culture that you're thinking about, that you're consuming
Speaker 1: and give our take on you know, are very smart,
Speaker 1: incisive take. Would you say this is one of the
Speaker 1: most smartest I think This is one of the smartest
Speaker 1: episodes we've ever done. I think that's why the Vulture
Speaker 1: said we were the top podcast of the year. You
Speaker 1: know what I mean. That's why Time Esquire, Time Out
Speaker 1: New York. That's why everyone is raving about Lost colt
Speaker 1: risas the podcast has received critical acclaim I don't understand
Speaker 1: why why people why people think this podcast is like
Speaker 1: good or like eyebrow, but sometimes is the dumbest podcast
Speaker 1: it exists. This is this bar bar one of the
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